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,,o~to4-s KFPURItcANs---PA ARSON MAS.
fss Nc,,e cerscHss--A PULL BROTHER oF
sEY--Tbh eh'
EOIE. .,.....,., ,,,....,,
tVo'' SEPTEMBER 3, 1881.
..,;,n az the Coalition Convention
fhs sN week is likely TO be beneficial 10
hete 's..orvatjye Democrats, inasmuch Is Il
the w ~ hqve been q cOSution OF leaders
seehs "a not of tue voters. The action Of
oa'y ,s'.sen,ion al Lyncbburg left the Re.
nc 49, fcee 10 act as they please, aud
puou'""s mem have expressed an intention
psH! nsing driven under the party lash
W, ,or either side; and heard some OF
tofV'St a,ed people express = decided repug-
Toe - suvipg themselves 10 the "repu-
nsn.s,s s OF the Democratic party" as
eiS''ll n. on the other hand, learn that
Toe .osnted asplrau,S for the nominations
Gs'tt :" high dudgcon over their ill.sue-
SIC I" IA viii use their iunuence against il.
CO. n i probable that the Strsigbtouis
bss. n',ts nomination, aud thus their in
WI. W. ,iy,irs will be lovely 10 behold.
ttIes, =. Whitley preached at the Bap-
M.snseb Yesterday In the morning. At
". t 49,, In The evening union service was
$3.50 may for a cessation OF the drought.
I a,lS ~ r. l. Poweu preached at the Disei-
-, sbnreh morning and evening. This
pSH,s,cy i Young man OF raj gifts and a
,u,n'',> promise Of distinction ia the pulpit.
I Luz no dr., time in about seven weeks,
fVl "a we're services ia the Presbyterian
ss1 '.h Dr. Bracket, OF South Carolina,
SSarbinc The church building has been
P.SSrcoing extensive repairs, aud when
u.,,ieied will be Que OF the prettiest
,bpfches 10 the state.
Teere were good rains In several portions
81, ,be county on Friday night. The
y,rds spln over Charlottesville aud went
,orlb snd south OF US.
Tsjs i September court, aud the town Is
al, ~ neople. Nc. Massey was expected
- ,adfess his friends some time during the
S.r There i 20 be no discussion.
C,ptsiu uaucock shipped to-day 10 Major
DN.Teu another fine horse, full brother
=, role. named "Eolist." This horse will
y. mt in immediate training. lie Is a
ese.inut sorrei. about sixteen hands high,
one yesr old, and bids fair TO rival, II he
5,es moi eclipse, his distinguished brother.
Al this writing there is no better pros
noe, for rain than there was week or two
we,ks ago. Thermometer 90 in tue shade.
QUIZ.
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ny Telegraph.



sEw YORK. September g. Eoon.-stocks lirm.
Money. 4d5 rer cent. Exchan9-Long 4Sl
short, 4s4H. States inactive. Governments quiet
ErsnIag.-S Money, 4G6H per cent EXCHANGE,
ASoA, Governments Il let and nrm new o'5.
lOI&; new AS, ll3; new 4e. HOY. states dull.
WALL STREET YEsTEHDAY-MARKETs DULLs
But DROPPING.
NEW YORK, September 6.-The Posts financial
article says. Although there Is lille more 0usi-
ness al the stock xchange Than yes eTday yet all the
markets dull but generally strong Unitea states
bonds are unchanged. state bonds are neglected.
Railroad bonds are higher fer the speculative ISSUES,
the advance ranging from IA per cent the lstier
Texas aud Pacific hrsts, " Rio Grande Disision,"
which are up TO 92h The result OF the fluctuations
I'm the stock market Is sn advance OF aG3A per
cent, the latter Metropolitan + eysied 70 81.
.ouIsyille and Nashville Is up 2b 10 9bk- New
York Elevated az 10 l03, Hannibal aud It.
l2el. Northern Pacific pre'erref If.6D70x. and
Hannibal and II. Joe preferred ~ per cent 10
ll6k The ether changes are fractional, aud Il
viii BE noted that for The most part The stocks named
are speciaties. which eau be moved Without much
reference 10 the general lisf, The money market
continues 10 work easily for borrowers under me
influence of the Treasury disbursements and ihe
foreign spscie which are daily swelling lOanaDe
finds. The sub-TreaSury Was This morning debtor
10 the clearing-h uuse fl,400,O0O. The ruling
quota ion FOR call loans Is 4e5 per cent, although
the loans of bank trust. ana insurance COMPANIES
are generally standing al per cent
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, September 6.-Virginia g., consols,
77H; second series, 3S4 past-due coupons, s21'
new l0-40's, 52a.
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"eNr fosn Warrington stand moi :, .
The Washington correspondent Of tba
Alexandria Gazette says.
~ y rumored here to-day that the Baltl.
more and Ohio railroad n negotiating Gov
the sale OF all It's Interests south OF palti.
more, Including the Washington branch
ana TOE metropolitan roads, and It's stock IN
toe Valley railroad, and that It viii, confine
IT'S attention hereafter solely to the promo.
tioo OF the trade OF It's msin stem.
General Malone has engaged the fourth
nat W the Portland Cafe. corner Of Four.
cenW street aad Massachusetts avenue. It's
seven rooms, including parlor, are heing
handsomely furnished for him now. and h
IS understood bis family will arrlve here
ahoot TIE end OF the present month. The
rent Is $500 year. Meals, which OF course
are extra, are furnished by the celebrated
caterer Gray, who IS caterer for the whole
house. The General, al the last session Of
Congress, occupied q suite OF rooms AZ the
Arlington Hotel at the cost Of $1,000 a
month. This suite was the one occupied Inv
the Grand Duke Alexis and ex-senator
sharon, OF Nevada, who spent IS ,OOO. 900 on
MS Palace Hotel In San Francisco.
The latest Intelligence from Ohio is 10 the
effect that there is lull In the campaign
there, caused by the illness Of the PresI.
dent. and thst the calls for many meetings
OF both parties have been and are being
Withdrawn.
Relisble Intelligence here from New York
Is TO the effect that Mr.. Samuel Tilden will
be the Democratic candidate for Governor
OF that State; will squeich the Kelley fac
ton; will be elected, and then, with New
York 81 his back aud at nobody el,e's, will
enter the list for Democratic candidate for
the next presidency, with a strong likei.
hood OF obtaining the nomination.
John f. simpson has been commissioned
postmaster at Aldlt, LoudOun county, Va.
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was acquired. and which coefrfon only
paflly dsslroyedf'
Anstsswtsh Riots IA pomcssnis-
BERLIN. September 6.--Serious nHtkJew-
ish riots occurred at HoIp, PomefoDis. on
Sunday iast. The rioters threatened to
storm the Jewish houses, and peIted The
troops, who charged The mob, woundihg
sixteen persons, several Of them severely.
ireland.
LoSDoS, September 6.-Tbe total numbe7
OF suspects now imprisoned In ireland Is
IT'S There Is reason 10 believe that The
tenants In the north OF ITelasd and IN other
parts Of the country are prepssing 10 give
the land bill 8 fair trial.
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GREENSvILLE.

o1ecrSSlON BETWEEN M'KINNEY AND BLAIR
DEMOCRACY TRIUMPHANT AND PROGRESSIVE.
HIcKsF0RD. Va, September 6, 1891.
Edit0rS Dispatch: Your correspondent
l,.t night ielegrapbed the result OF the
meeting between Mckinney and Blair that
took place here Yesterday. Lsrge numbers
attend our courts from southampton and
Brunswick. aud here, where a year ago
the regular Conservative Democratic ticket
sonld scarcely muster a cOrporafs guard,
the voters ore ablsZe with enthusiasm for
the Democratic ticket. Blair opened in
one hour. appealing to the passions and
prejudices Of the negroes, and was
cbeered principally by them, while Nc
Kinney. in his reply OF an hour,
spoke m 4 chaste, polished style, showing
he tendency aud inevitable result that VIII
follow II the diSorganizers are successful.
The espilalion tax aud clause OF disfran-
ehi,emeut was the burden Of Blair's song,
claiming that they are unconstitutional, and
when asked why test case was not carried
I'd 10 the courts, did not aud has not yet
replied. Perhaps be Is considering his an
sWeF.
], is the opinion, formed from careful
and accurate count, that the Democratic
ticket has gained at least fifty per cent. IN
this former Readiuster stronghold.
The meeting closed with hearty cheering
for Mckinney, the next Attorney-Geueral
OF Virginia. i,
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WILL CURE ANY CASE.

The Episcopal Methodist, the wel-known rel-
gi0us paper Of Baltimore, said recently:
d" DIR. c. W. Benson, practiciug physician, at No.
LOG north Euiaw street, Of this city twho has paid
mnch attention to Nervous disesses), has discovered
that Extract Of Celery and Cbsmomile, combined
In a certain proportion, invariably cures Headache
either bilious, dyspeptc nervous, or sick headache
Neuralgia, Seeplossness, Dyspepsia, Nervousness
and Paralysis. This il a triumph In medical chem
istry. The Doctor is largely known and highly re-
spected In BALTIMORE
sold by all druggists. Price, so cents box.
Depot, lO6 NORTH EUTAw STREET, BALTI-
MORE, MD. BY mail, two boxes for 81, or six
boxes for 50 so, to any address.
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7 YDIA +. PINhHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
IsAPOsInvE CURE
FOR ALL THOSE PAINFUL COMPLAINTS
AND WEAKNESSES so COMMON
TO OUR BEST FEMALE POPULATION.

II will cure entirely the worst form Of Female
Complaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
liberation, Falling and Displscements, and the
.o,,,ouen, spIpal Weakness, and is particularly
adapted to the Change of Life.
II will dissolve and expe tuners from the uterus
in an early stage Of Development The tendency to
c.rcerous bpmors there is checked very speedily by
its USE
1t removes faintness' hatuleney' stoys all eraV-
,sZ for s,Imulants, and relieves weakness OF the
.,o,nacb. II cures Boating. Headaches, Nervous
Prostration, General Debility, sleeplessness, De-
preston, and Indigestion
That feeling of bearing down. causing pam
weight. and backache is always permanently cured
Do ,,snse II win at all times and under all ereum-
,,snces act in harmony with the laws that govern
,,o female system. For the cure OF Kidney Com
nalpts Of either sex this Compound is unsurpassed
1ypIA e. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE CON-
p0UND is prepared at 2ss and 2s0 Western ave-
nue. Lynn, Mass. Price, 81; six bottles Tor 30.
cent by mail in the form Of pills. also In the form Oh
Iozenees on receipt of price 81 per box FOR elmer
a. p,sKtAM freely answers all letters IF inquiry
send for psrDphlrt. Address as a"''~ -1'"'''"
fhfs paper.
No family should be witbous LYDIA H. rlSA-
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
n,Iiousness, and Torpidi,y ef the Liver 20 cents
per BOX. sold by all druggists aug %o-e"a
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FORBIGN NEWS.
r,s French and ,he rsey OF Tunis

IoypoN. September 6.-The Morning
Post pubIishes the following sensational
n,ra0rapb: =" We are assured that NJ.
Roustan The French Minister Il Tunls, bas
arrived at Paris 10 inform has Government
that the Bey is undoubtedly supporting the
rebels: that be has received orders from
Cousiantinople 10 encourage aDd ala Wild
an tb a~means ia his power general lnsur,
rectInn: and that unless TpBis - occupled
and the Bey deposea H. wiz be utterly ina'
nossible foT the French to aet with any pro-
babiIjty OF success. We receive tins m
formation from a most trustworthy soures'
GazsbettaS. SyRpafhizers.
PARIS. September & --AeeOunts from 10 e
rrovinees show ihat NJ. Gambetta, after MS
sneech n Newburg, was received by erswds
~ svmnathizeYs at all the railway stations
81, royis 10 Honheur, the people even assem-
bling along tue line OF the railway III spi'e
OF the rain.
that the Bonapartisls have retained BASIN
which Il now their only seat In Corsica. NJ
| Lelande (RepOblieanl has been deieateo q
Ieparre, in the Department OF oirongS d
anticipated.
Parneirs Hopes.
LOSAoN, September 6.-Tbe Times 10
leading article, says: Whether Parnes
wins or loses the game 10 Tyrone AM
Monaghan, he wilt be satisfied IL be vlhoI
Gates the title Of the League to be sun fs
Rarded as a living and vigorous orgaplxs
ton, especially by itSsympaihisers IN Amei
lea. The same advantages might be secure
by the continuance and multiplication 2
the ontrages. II Is certain thar the Leagv
will not abandon without struggle u
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THE DOCTORS
Believe the Change viii Soon Prove
Beneficial.

DepredatiOns on Cotton by Squirrels in Ar
kansas "A Lexington va.l Merchant
Thrown from His Horse and KiIled-Gen-
eral Carr's Account of Indian Treachery
and the Attempted Massacre OF His Com
mand - Destructive Fire in Dinwiddie
COunty-Fatal Shooting ARRAY in Green
willie COunty-The Bey of Tunis Believed 10
be Supporting the Rebels, &c.
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Hampton Monitor.

IHdWUIOH 1I'HItVIsJ
Work on the railroad at this place Is pro-
crossing hnely this week.
II il said that Major Gordon has new
gang Of experienced lrack.layers at work.
aud this end Of the road is completed as lar
as Gun Grove, distance Of seven miles,
and they are pushing it forward at rate OF
nearly mite day.
About 10000 brick arrived on Monday
Tor the neW hotel.
The Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad COM
paDy have purchased The sleam'tug Grace
Mead, and she will be used for towing yes
sels loaded with brick until 2,OOO,OOO nave
been delivered at this place.
Colonel White has pier No. /, known as
the merchandise pier" nearly completed
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SQUIRRELS Depredatinz ON COTTON u"
ALBANIAN.

ST. LOUIS, September "a merchant OF
white county, Ark, whose yeraeity Is
youched for by one OF the most respectable
6rms ~ the city, says that immense num-
hers OF squirrels are oyerrunning the up.
lands Of that State, and in the absence OF
corn and nuts are opening the eotton-bolls,
ealing the seed, and scattering The cotton
ON the ground and among the tees. area,
nuanties OF cotton, be says, were oelng
wasted In this way,
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nes,ruetlxe Flre I'm D,nwIddIe.

Especial Telegram % the bspiIcu'J
PETERsBuRG, va, September 6.-The
barn. stable, and corn.erib owned by d.
+. Boisseau, Dnwiddie county, were de-
stroyed By ire to-day, with 10000 pounds
Of sumac and a quantity Of corn aud pro-
yender, No insurance.
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G. G.. Newman's Pine Bluff tArk.) Com.
merctdi says: " A light-tngered darky last
week made fusion with the cook OF one OF
our prominent citizens, reaojusied the pam
try, and was about making or with the
spells when the demand Of the cook for 4
fair count (of the plunder) drew out the
Funder proprietor OF the premises, who
compelled him to beat hasty retreat"
A Washington SPECIAL says that stimulants
ia large quantities are given the President.
Six drachms Of whiSkey, five grains qui-
nine, and twenty-five drops Of laudanum
are given in the enemsta every six hours.
Whether the Malone movement in Vr-
ginia will permanently divide the Demo-
cratic parry in that State or not, there APP
pears little reason for doubling that il will
do that work for the Republican party
Missouri Republican.
Yesterday was designated by Governor
jarvis, Of North Carolina, as day Of fast
ing and prayer for the recovery Of the Pre-
Sident.
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franklin.
Especial telegram 10 The Dispatch.

Especial telegram 10 The Dlspaish.l
LYNcnBuRd, September 6.-Capialn I. a
Bobannan addressed a large and enthusi-
.stic meeting at Franklin Courthouse yes
terday, and did effective work.
The Democrats nominated for the House
NJ Delegates Samuel Board.
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The Magazine of american History says
10 Tennessee II Is believed that II is almost
impossible for lightning to strike Deecn.
Iee, and II adds that Indians In a Storm
always take shelter under a beech-lree u
one can be reached.
HoRsT0RD's AcID Phosphate Tor pes-
rIons debility, enfeebled digestion, &c
ppamphIet free. Rnnford Chemical Works'
providence, X. |.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. September Q. 1851.
sALEs-FsrST B0ARD.-201 Richmond city SIS
at 1871: 5000 Richmond ana panviile gold 6s at
BOZ. 5000 ~. at l0l; 90 shares Ricbmosd and
Dsnvlle stock az 100. leo do. al 200 lOshsrss Pc
tefsburg Railroad al 81 10 do. at ~. 90 DO 1t s2
20 shares Ricbsoni and Aileehasy al az: so mares
Norfolk and Western preferred az 534
SECOND BoAzDy-z 900 Richmond aud Danyiite
gold 0's At 101; 10 shares Norfolk and western
preferred at 81; 1Qo do. a. sax.
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Attempted suicide ar a senator's wife.

A dispatch from Perry, New loIk, 10
The New y ork Herald states that on satur'
day last Mrs. Allison, wife OF Senator W.
b. Allison, OF Iowa. walked from Csstlle'
where she bad been stopping at a wafer
cure, TO Silver Lake, distance OF Tour
miles, and deliberately walked into Tue
water with her clothes on and clrrying TWO
saiebels. When rescued by hsDerman
she said, :" tried TO drown myself" Tue
lady is supposed to be partially insane
Aiterwsrd she said, ~ tried TO drown my
self aud not cause my husband any more
trouble" She lost one yaliSe IN her walk
through the water ADD the other was iouno
u diving for il.
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WHAT FIRST CLASS PHYSICIANS SAY OF
THEM.
"Dr, Beyson's Celery and Chamomiie Pills are
worth their weight in god 10 Nervous ana SICK
Headache ''--IDr A. II. Schlichier, Of Baltimore.
"These Celery and Cbamomile Pills OF DR.. Ben
sons are invaluable IN Nervous Diseases. "-lDr'
Hammond, OF New York.
e. Dr. Benson's Pills FOR the cure of Neuralgia are
a .uocess .n-fDr G. z. Holman, Of Chrisliansburg'
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BY Telegraph
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK September 6s-Coion steady sales
$40 bates: uplanis, 1870; Orleans. l2h, con-
soidaled net Teeclpts Joy omga, A., AMI
and unchan gea Wheat opened 10 &c lower aud
heavy and closed sIogz With Ia a.; OF re ns.
No 2 Chicago and Milwaukee. sl3ZMsl - nn-
gratea red sLs79.l tgs No; noa,i TsS VINE n5e
mixed yinteri si,SossfLdSes, .n,omnsr A s0xI
n al: October. tl.4sMsi44k; November,
81 45lsatI47% Corn opsned i4f ~! lover!
nugIsded e4a6s5c; Low mixed, Use. #; No. 2 sep
temBer 6ss0969c. OCTOBER, lOha1 ". uats $40
lNc over and very sr@ NO, D. So h h.p' s ss-
Trades dull ana prices unchanged. sugar STEADY aud
less doing; fslr 70 good reanIas; 2 lI-ls@; re-
h I.sss steady and set Pice UNCHANGED aud trade
moderate. Rosin nrmer at ~ ZO0t2,ZIf. 1nrpen-
line s! 9o sns 2S Zee stsss pulled aoa4oe
unwashe1, l2@33c.; Texas, l4et5le. Pors =
shade strosg.r aud moderately active new spos,
1920 SINAI oT, s,6S sap ,I k,sos a. The
West; long Gear. Toe lard higher aud fairy
aciye at s1l 92.slasl2 September. Ffephh dah
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September 6-flogr que. ssd , ss,
lower aud demOralizsst; southero red si.oV'
sI36; amier. sl.4Oakf.i6: No. i asrslana,
H:Ss 40 t sgs,Srn sLsossi 4os; November,
sl4ahsakIffA December. si.4IA toia-contns,
srn white slea1y yellow lover wes'srb.ioMer am
0ats steady: southern. 69a52e. western white.
S0a52e: mixed. 5OA5lc.: Psnnsysanli, SOC
Soe Provisions higher. Mess-DOrk. sltoO bnns
meals shoulders and elsar-rfb slces. packed, "a
and lie BacOu--houleers. 9Ac.: clear rt0 sldet,
zoe. ha5us I4l3lJc. i.srd-kehpsd. i3c .Shee
Duiet: rio eargoes. ordinary 10 fai@ iO4lzTc.
sugar hrm AZ soft. so. NnisGe5 n0minass
81 20. FreighJs qEiet sssfonchanged.
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, September 6-flous strong al u
hghen:. exisa,. "a TSsst5 .2o chcScs " issss.
a77S4k8 wbeai easier n y Seyt ti.fV; 'o aS
active and shade hi riser Al 74xc. psls actise sna
sfade higher al sxsIsc. Pork aas ard DOG ma
bulk neat frm: SHOULDERS. ss-2ts riD, slgs,iys.
xLs,5O; sties.s 1l. Bscon hrm ssseiasf@ ~ - q
nm al "a. isles. sll.S7s. hssss-ouk<re"fV''
Lac. Whskey slsadJ At tl.i4
ST.. LOUIS.
At LoutS. September 6.-focr loret, tasey
| AZ 2bStf so Wheat active 1sd lower NO: Ieo
ian Ai42 cash. ~ .43k Oesscs, fl,sSt ss nss
~ Corn lower: &c. cash. skae. october. 90 sc'
| NoyeK0er. slats lover; Ala. eesb, fute. septsm'
| n p s21c October. Provisions ttfoDg snn hor
| Pork. Ala 95. Balk- msats-shoulders sI.fys ~
slnD al Meth rs: si4es. ell "a Lsrdpomi
nI whisksy steady Al si.l6.
sew YORK cVTT0S FuTURES
sEw Work, septs morr 6.-co,ton-Net q
leelpls 1877 bales rross receipts, LISA eAies ~
lsure- eiossa irregular and barely Ss,dy; sale ~
$4,000 bales; september, sli.ee@sii M as
loeer. sll.70@til. Nescye,- i .asss,
Iii sstasii "a: pseruary. si4 o7 stis as
March, si2.s0ssss.22i Apli, ti2ss; MA
si242Gsi2 "a; Jnse, si2.60@sls.9L.
-. ......, s.x,,s At stxxiness. pajpitattoi
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a Lexington Wa Herchast's Tragic
Death.
[snecial telepram 10 Lhe nl,nn,rh1

Especial telegram to the DisDa'ehl
LEXINGTON, September 9. William Dold.
a prominent merchant Of Lexington, was
suddenly killed this morning by being
thrown from his horse. His death is uni
yeTsaly lamentod.
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COMM ERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. September 8 1881.


WHEAT White, 20 bushels priIre at ~ 90
busbeIs good at sl.4O Nj xed, as bushels very good
an kI45 Fuiz 80 bushels az sl.43; 1876 bushels
very good NJ al 40: IL bushels good at fl5O 50
bushels fair at tl.32.
CoRs.-WniIe, I6 bushels prime at e6c.; lS4
bushels very good At 1884,: 40 bushels prime AZ Bic;
az s3e Mixed. ~ bufhsls very good al s7c. 40
bushels very good al SIC.
RYE-l 6 bushels very rood AT fl.2O.
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1 h MI I. ~ ~ FOOD atsI.2O.
Flour.

ylour-We 1uote Fine. s4.6OMt5: extra, 1926
n Al 80. super6ne, &625at 1850; common tsIn-
lis, 81 50@t775; choice or patent nsmiiy'fs 20
MkH.Eo
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ALONG THE ROUTE

Muititudes OF Sympathizers witness
the Passage Of the Train.
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THE PATIENTS CONDITION.

Some Signs OF Disturbance Exhibit
Themselves.
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AT LONG BRANCH.
THE PRESIDENTS JOURNEY TO
ELBgR0N.
THE REMOVAL FROM THE WHITE HOUSE

To the Train Accomplished without
Accident.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-07

For SINKING SPILLS ats, sixziness. palpisa'ien
aad ,o~ spirits, rely 90 HoP nIrrxRs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-07

nook AND JOB WORK NEATLY IN.
ID KcUrkp AZ. Tie plsfArch ss'sF'a'~
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-07

No family should be without LYDIA Il. PINK
uAM,s LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
B,liousness, and Torpidi'y 'f the Liver 70 Genus
per box. sold by all druggists aug %o'e'a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-07
cuARLorrEsvLLE.

.,pvoSfous RePUBEcANs--PARso MAS.
fss he 1,,e carscHEs--A PULL BRoTHgR OF
hohe, ,oosepce Of the Richmond Dispstch.I
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-19
To HONOR A HERO.

0S5, 900 Subscribed by Joseph E. Temple tor
. Statue OF Ten. Reynolds.
A movement to erect statue to Major
General John F. Reynolds, who was killed
at Gettysburg, has been instituted by Jos.
E. Temple. of Philadelphia, who heads
the list Of subscriptions with munificent
donation of $25, 900. The o-operation has
been invited Of the Pennsylvania Reserves
association, the Grand Army of the Re.
public, the Loyal Legion, the Society
Of the Army of the Potomac and
that of the Third Corps, the
Eleventh Corps, the Cavalry Division and
the First Corps, General Reynolds imme-
diate command at the time of his death.
All of these bodies meet in May or June
and will it is expected appoint committees
to act on their behalf. Tho cooperation
of the Fairmount art association was also
asked, and the board of trustees of that
body adopted resolutions agreeing to take
part in the "noble enterprise" thanking
Mr.. Temple for the generosity and en-
gaging to contribute proper sum when
the project assumes definite shape. The
commissioners of Fairmount park, through
their president, Henry NJ. Phillips, have
also made a favorable reply to an appli.
cation for a suithble site and promise
hearty aid.