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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-07-28
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Mas Blood, dW5itsr Of pic WOOD.
baM. di{ grea,-grdai draghtsr
ofa .Nrs Ham1,et If Spy.
der "a (noo dscdl
d6oW 10 marry an
EnSiisbmoa
and q Lord
at that.
From tho N. Y. SON we learn
that daugher OF Mrs. Victoria
Woodhull is about to marry M Eng
lish Lord. This nsvs ought cer-
tainly tickle Vic's friends in SDy'
ier county, where her mother ant
grandparents named Hummel
(long since doceased,) resided. The
Sun snys: .
BY the marriage Of Miss Blood
the daughter or.Nrs. Victoria "oo''
lbun, 20 Lord Colin Campbell, filth
lsou o, tho Duke Of Argyll. which
Il, /. anpopced, will take place this
,s.t. another alliance between the
nobility OF England and tho yontl,
sod beauty Of america will be ef-
fected. In this clse, COO, tho fair
representative Of the republic will
become by her marriage cDnnecte d
with The prom lest reisning family in
the world Lady Colin Cambell will
DO the sister-in law OF princess
Lonise. daughter Of Queen Victoria.
Ma rimonial alliance between the
Eogli III al tocracy and tie
daughters Of this republic, Viii ch
kno Va no s,cial distinctions, are by
no means in-fre1usLt in these days.
As n rule, tbs aristocrat is after
money aui beanty in q republican
bride. aud her social connections at
home, no matter how high they may
be according to the fashionable no.
tions prevalent in New York, are
not regarded by him with any great
pride. II he takes an American wife
he is not apt to boast Of her family,
though her father may bea mer-
chant prince and ber mothers feet
may be on the topmost round Of the
ladder Of republican fashisn. What
he is moro interested in is the
amount Of the dowry and the ability
Of the girl to sustain herself in the
society to which he proposes to in
troduce her. II Miss Blood be-
comes Lady Colin Campbell, how
ever. il will not be because she
goes to her husband munifcently
lowered. Mrs. Woodbnll, her
mother, has fame rather than riches
Lord Colin Campbell must have
really given his heart to his chosen
bride, FOR no worldly considerations
could have induced him to offer her
marriage. Princess Louise, we see,
is to be at the wedding which will
give her a new sister-in law. and
when the nuptial ceremony is over,
for the first time in our history ono
of onr country-women will be con-
nected by marriage with the reign
ing family of England. Neither
New York nor Boston fashionable
society have been consulted in this
matter. Very likely, il their opin-
ion had been asked, they would have
frowned Oh the proposed marriage (;
but it is not at all probable that
they will hereafter be any the less
eager to get into the circle to which
Miss Blood is to be admitted aud in
which she will shine as Lady Colin
Campbell. daughter-in.law Of the
Duke of Argyll and sister-in law Of
Princess Louise, daughter Of q ueen
Victoria.
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ana arm. rssp ,sed in4ssrs domestic zee. 341o
.ss ys,'se so& sss s. ss axe lssSs
-. eis,as am. wlis scdsssse cxsers Ss4ssrS Al
lsls.7szfIg,so. nieds, qs!si sss srm: long
pss ssasrsd pss, ' ssS ss,ss. ins s ssr ss
sjiso; osseSr, Sii.15sSs1i.S 90. SrsashS
ahrt - :
SstTrsosxf sspssaber a--vour sse.tv ana
qnlrt. Whenl.-soufhssn lowss and quiet: western
2 .ss eissns Hs (, 10y se,sssrs red, 1850
s III re- s s siss s ss sssssr ss
Ssss sss ...sys essr nd s. ssa .ssa
whise. 77&5sc.; I,neg ncn,eaily 77e: o.is
si Ss ss sSofs sss Ts
noe hs1red. sugar srm; az son. ske- waisksy
STEADY a si.20. frzhs dai aud unchanged.
CIscIsSATL
whesi 10 S
raibvr slsh.rs No = mixed ssH@eSc Oats a.,
s,rens sSd hsaes at 1 suis rs-s S ,rsas
and hlshsr; shoulders exc; rib 1e1sc. Bacon
sids Me SSi.ssy sc'iSe SOD slf ra al 4 siis;
combination sses OF finished seods. $50 barrels
shanrest Hogs 81 ADJ conrsos And iisht. "A coo
sg7e packing and Da,chcn', ts2oMtJ.
LOUISVILLE
t.nvisvrLIx September 3-Flour firm; extra,
a 6o@s5 nnet, sFz5sas7.3e. Wheat dun At
Proyisions very siroue. ard. l4sg. BEh.mesis-
shoaIoe. e. RIO, 81 a Peseef o % ;sids go rs.
Bscou--sbondsrS 80: Fab. eli. l2&- SITES. LIS.
Sug4r~esrsd hams. lee. whissey steady al ALA.
a ST. LOUIS.
ST. tsogIs. Sept mser 3.-Fiour erID and UNI
changed Wheat opened lover. yssy unsettled, nac-
tuaied wildly. and clseed higher; No. red fan,
sl.46f cash. sl.4sst Ossobey. ~ -5Jf November.
Corn Inactive 62.c. cash, % &c. Oci0ber. 61ke.
tober. 42c. Novemb r. Provisions stroDf and nign-
er. York. 80. MISUNDERSTANDING s5.sQ:
rio, tlo s7s; sides, eli so. Lss& elise. WITS
key steady.
CHICAGO. scptenher a-Faoor snlef end nrm.
Wheat irreeulsr sod 9as.Hless; ss,a higher s2-
csao snrfug. III 20s,4tf s2k cash. sl.2ls Sepieni-
be1 81 25S Ocsoeer. LIN November. Corn un-
ad september, 6sxc. Octobef .. stsea &c. Noyem-
bor. Oats easier; 36s@S7e. cash, Sstc. October.
sSs s5asis a. oct hes, 81 s 45@sls so Noyem-
Der. Lard sIrosg aud higher; 81 l.B2kWslloo
cash aud September, al .T2x@fll .73 eiooer
fI6, so IS; ehx, aI0.l5. wbissey uncbspEed.
hILwAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,, September 3.-rour steady and
arin. Whesf arm; No. z Milwaukee, cash AVID sep
tmher. el.S3k, october. 81 2ahi November,
sl2Sh Corn Ssle' no, =, obe, ya's hs~ o ana
1875 cash and September, sis 35 october.
isrd-PrrDe steam. tll.50 cash and septemo.r;
fIl.75 ,sieosr. hogs steady and In fSir dt "Ahd"
SEW YORK COTTON FUTUREs.
NEw YoRK September 3.--Cotscr- Net receipts,
8 bales: gross receipts, II bales; fdtnrr. c.sed
ali "a: 0cIoler, slI 6i@tli63: November,
ti1. A5stiI 81; December sll 6s@t1l ga Jau-
aary. eli II FsbruSry,sll s9@sll.sO.
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prrERsBuRG

a. corgoN AND ToBAcCo--NR. RID
EScslrss,orp's AnpRSss--KNsaHTs rgsrLAR
AxoFaEa GRAND DEMOCRATIC
s,ssTlxc personal"
.,erre OF The Richmond Dispaich.l
lo@~' SEPTEMBER 5. 1891.
n.inss AZ cotton fer The year ending
JIG s,st >, lbls port were some Eve or
Acsua ba!ts VI excess OF The receipts
- lav.s ~sr The receipts OF tobacco for
O iS ,,,,,s nast have been snsll. but the
'ep's ~" Nave been fair, helng made up
tpea,,lhs, :. inspected tobacco. The market
nes'r "a seiiye for All desirable grades
hs AND. !, NAV be said, Tor all grades.
slas.' s,<o considerable excitement In the
ga,ie = market. aud prices have advanced,
leha.'..,,spce of TIE very unlayorab'e re.
D yo .assnt the growing crop and toe small
p''ss. !, The hands Of merchants.
seyA u n. Riddleberger nad large au-
h'"' 80 be,r him II the Academy OF Music
cna., ,st HIS address consumed about
81 49, IN nme. aud wSS entirely free
INo 'ss,shnesS OF criticism OF those who
iIsl rstb him IN opinion. His speech
oiss..S ,,ed almost enurely 10 q discussion
wa eesI NJ considered the two great issues
. ,ee rarVaS> tue NVHt enN NV S"hi'So
qu,S s,lsea,ion Of Appomsitex Commsndery
,ns,es,s Templsr Will visit City Point on
q h ,o.s a this month to meet sheir frsters
iss xsf,,s Commaodeiy, OF Paterson, \. j.,
o. -m arrive there by steamer on that
WY ,bfir way 30 Redmond. Several
aN - st'l be spent on board toe United
49, monitors ihere.
n',,irr The week ending to-day 462 hogs
- =, tobacco were inspeeted at The
Is',, In this city. The collections OF
'as.,.sI revenue Tor The week were S30,46
~. .,, ,be exports OF manufactured tobacco
Isl. IoJ pounds.
5be Young Democracy are making ar
..srsmenls ior smother grand maSS.meeting,
- - held next week. General Payne, w.
" w,,ker, and General James a. Walker
',s ,xoec,ed 10 deliver addresses, snd such
= rr,Wd VIII be present 10 hear them IS has
ssfsom before been seen IN Petersburg.
Seyersl Of our young men will leave Fe-
tersburg within The next lew days Tor other
rolnls 10 engage in business.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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DANVILLE.

-rr rEapE y LEAF AND MANUFACTURED To-
RcCO-DEATH or A CITIZEN or HALIFAX
coUSTY--A TOURNAMENT.
frorre.p- ndeaos u The Richmond DispstchJ
SEPTEMBER 3, 1881.
Mp. W. Terrell, OF the Tobacco AssO.
e;sfion. reports that IN last month there
wsre sold >. G62.3ll pounds Of lesi tobacco
a an average Of SIS g. per hundred, and
80 since The 1t 81 October there have
besn sold q. 7S9.S59 pounOS al an average
n sless. In August Of last year there
we're sold . 999, $50 pounds at an average OF
sllG0. snd 10 the eleven months OF last
wear SLIPS 522 pounds 81 an average OF
All ~. The amount sold for this year Is
greater than The amount for The same period
Of lss. year by about 1900, 900 pounds. 1t
Is not believed tbat the plauterS have held
back much OF this, IL any at all.
The internal-reyenue from tobacco for
lsst month amounted to Sl62, 2O3 1S-an
amount greater than the receipts from to-
bacco for August Of last year by S3S, 323- a.,
sud greater than The receipts from tobacco
in JOly last by $50 S20.SS. The other re-
eeiDls were: Assessments, 500; spirits,
s34.a0: special tax. S255. Total, &c.,
SIS. IS; total for August Of last year, Sl24,
1872.
Information has been received here OF the
death on yesterday OF Mr.. Beverly Sydnor.
one Of tbe old-time ard highY-houored eiti-
zens Of Halifax county.
There was a tournament on the ist In
slant at Wilson's Ferry, which Is about ten
miles west OF the city. Fifteen knights
entered the lists. Air. Thomas y. Hines, OF
Danyille, delivered the charge 10 the
knights. The usual " exercises were held
afterwsrds. ALPHA.
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NEW YoRE, September 3.-At a meeting
OF the Tsmmany General Committee last
night resolutions were passed expressing
adherence at The attempted assassination
Of President CARTE II. rendering him and
bis family their sympathy, aud expressing
the hope that bis nfs may be spared for an
administration Of patnotLm and useful
ness.
John Kelly made an address, in the
course OF which be said, referring 10 the
presidential eleetioa, that hancock was not
defeated 10 this city, bat that detection was
due totbe action Of the rest Of the State,
the ruraI Democrats being accountable for
the Snemy's victory, and Ginning that
Tammany has always done everything pes
siblQ.to help the Democratic cause.
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nx Telegrapn.
NEW YORK.


New YORA, September 3-Coti0n steAes3 sases'
I.OTS blies, uplasts, 1910. or,sADs. ~ con-
soliIaied net receipts, lO,l6Z sale .svot's-to
~ r,aI Brifain 1,tIz0 bales. southern RVni ~"
ear ged ~ heal -spriDg, Za3s higher and node
TslsIy active; winter without imvoriaAt change :
nShf . mort demand aud moderate Oasines 90 spsc.
,istiye account; ungrsded, 81 20N@si ScA; Ne
chicago 81 S3k6ti 81 bard; No Dssih u -
angraf ed red 81 1891 A0s sngraded .nis. ~ q, ~
Al 40: M FeA september, $l3S4nsi "a I.
Si49g; Dscsmner Al 5i8asI.52s Corn s,sie;:
md f.iriy selive speculative business; un-
Graded, 62G7O<e.; No. 3, e7@66e No
p, 74d74sse;; No; !: ssp'sM9ss,,, V77ssT5tc.
oaS a sha0e over closing duii, Mo- >, sze.
Hops unchanged; demsrd m0defai. zoe
All ana nouaiasily unchanged. sugar sif0ngsf ava
amer ouleI; Ensn.h island 7s6slA Mario @
Tc ialr v good fennlns, 5saI ls-tec,; reS nsc
uelsssss oulet snd am. Pee steady anc qaiet.
RosIn hIsher aud strong az Ell 9kes2ks, lsf'
peuiiut hisher aud nTm az ostaSsc' Woo' a"''
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me National ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Crew.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I

Especial telegram TO the DispatchI
NORFOLK, September 3.-hessrs. Gala
han, McGrath, Riley, aud Murray, the crew
selected to represent the Elizabeth Boat
Club at the national regatta in Washington
next Wednesday, leave tomorrow on The
steamer Leary, taking with them their new
four.osred raciDg-gig to practice on the
course day or two before the race. This
crew was at the national regatta at Saratoga
year before last. and at the Centennial re-
gatta in philadelphia. They are the crack
oresmen OF this section.
A wrecking force Of the Baker Salvage
Company left here to day for West Point
With several ponioons in tow TO raise a
schooner sunk at that point.
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ton early on Monday norning ready 10 start
az any time, and the arrangements win be
as complete ~ care can make then. II has
not yet been decided when TIE removal
shall be made, but probably 1t will be deter.
mined upon a. SDitely Tomorrow.
Dr. Hsmilten len for New York this after.
noon.
Or. Bliss said at hsii-past 10 o'clock to-
night that the President had passed q com
Portable evening. thai he was not % restless
IS last night, and that nothing unfavorable
had developed. His pulse 1T that hour was
l0T, OF five beats higher than when the eve
ming bulletin Yves issBed.
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Lsuripburg (N. c. Enterprise awe are
paiued 10 chronicle the death OF Mrs. Sallie
Adkins, wife OF DR.. c. X. Gardner, formerly
Of Richmond, Va, but lstterIy resident
OF ibis town, which occurred at their resi-
dence on Monday morning last, after sn i'll
ness OF only few days OF puerperai fever,
and in her twen,y.seyenth yesr."
The Baltimore Sun says: "The coIored
people OF Norfolk, Va, will bold an in
dignaiion-meeilDg 10 regard 10 the re-
moysl OF George VI. Arnold, the colored
mail agent, because Of his opposition 10
Malone In the Lynchburg Convention"
The New York Herald says the conven-
tional moiber-in-law still lives. Judge
Murray has sent her to the bland for SIX
months for making trouble between her
stepsoD and bis wife.
The Baltimore Ame1ican doesn't think
that the ciVil-rights bill will deal h9rsbly
with a bartender Of that city who refused
30 sell drinks TO three cOlored women.
Seuator Hill, Of Georgia, is at Philadel-
pbia, and another operation on his tongue
may be necessary.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
More About The WreekiDg Of the
steamer TeutOD.

Steamer TeutOD.
LONDON, September 3-The NdnddrfS
diSnatch from Cape Town has the follow
ing; "The survivors from the wreck OF the
Union Mail steamer Teuton state that two
hours before the ship sunk boats were low.
cred TO level With The DulwaTk aud proyi-
sjops and compasses placed in them. one
heat broke loose from is fastenlngs while
hein0 lowered. and six were brought along
side. About thiriy-fve women aud children
took places 10 them first. When TIE wafer
rusbed into the engine-TOOm the steamer SANK
bv the head, taking down with her four
heats which were nos fairly clear OF The
sbip. Eight OF the passengers and crew
who rose 10 the surface ciung 10 the noat-
ing wreckage until picked mp by those VINO
riohted the third boat. At daylight the
hoafs made Ascension bay, all who were
clinging to spars being brst taken aboard.
THE Tentop had 256 passengers, So OF crew,
and % coolies on board. Eleven on the
passengers and IS Of the crew were saYed:
LoJDOx, September IA telegram 10 tue
Union Matt Steamship Company CONFINES
the Standards account relative to the loss
OF the steamer TeutoD, that boat contain
ing thirty women aud Children OF Tue
safety OF when IL was tnousos AZ vDo 80
there might be some hope, was sNsmptu'
The steamer Danube has returned from Tue
search for survivors from The wreck, havlng
discovered nothing. The corvette Diao y
,iill out in search. The secretary OF tue
company writes saying that further inqni-
ries relative 10 the passengers Dounu iol
Kayspa have proved beyond a doubt thaI
thew were all, iorty.iour In number, on
hoard OF the Teuion at the time OF her loss
aad that only three OF them were saved.
LONDON, September S.--Toe ioilowlnI
are further details OF the loss Of me slesiael
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-04

II win cure entirely the worst fern Of Female
Complaints, AT ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
liberation, Falling and DISBURSEMENTS, and the
CONSEQUENT Spinal Weakness, ana is particularly
adapted to the Change of Life.
Il will dissolve and expel tuners from the uterus
IN a., carly stage Of development The tendency to
generous humors there Is checked very speedily by
its use.
II removes faintness, na,uleDcy, ssst oys all cray.
fog for stmulanis, and. relieves weakness OF 'he
stomach. 1t cures Bioaang, Headaches, Nervous
Prs.tra,lon. General Debility, sleeplessness, De-
preston, aud Indigestion.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing PAIN
weight. and bscksche, is always permanently cured
D., II will At al times and under all crcum-
.,.nces act in harmony with the laws that govern
the female system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
,,auts Of either sex this Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA &. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE CON-
POUND rs prepared al 2ss and 2sS Western ave-
nue., Lynn. Mass. Price, 81; Elk bottles Tor 20.
Sent by mail in the form Of pills. also in The form oil
losenges on receipt OF price 81 per box Tor ether
Mrs. PiSxIIAH freely answers all letters 'finquiry'
SEND for pAmphl.h Address as AeoV~ Merits"
this paper. ffII
No family should be without LYDIA u. FINN
BAM,s LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
Bl,Iousness. and Torpidlty eftbe Liver. 70 cents
per box. sold bJ al drpggisis. aus 2e-e0d
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WILL CURE ANY CASE

The Episcopal EetlOdtst, the weil-kno"n rei-
gious paper Of Baltimore, said rscsntly:
"Dr. c. W. Benson, a prscticiDg physician al NO
O6 north Euaw street, OF this city (who has paid
much attention 10 Nervous dseasesl. has discovered
that Extract Of Celery aud Cbamomile, comoined
IN certain proportion, invariably cures Heacaehe-
either bilious, dyspepuc, nervous or sick headasne-
Neuralgia, SeeplessnSss, Dyspepsia, Nervousness
aud Paralysis. This il a triumph in medical chem
is,ry. The Doctor is largely known and highly re-
spscted In Baltimore"
sold By all druggists. Price, so cents box.
Depot. ZOE NoRTH KUTAW STREET, BALTI-
MORE, ND. By msil, two boxes for Al, or siI
boxes for $3.50, TO any address.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, september 81

RICHMOND ctV,tIlVtI % AVoA'
SALES.
vr,rp.r white 3S6 bushels prime at 81 SOC
IN bpshels very good al SlfS; 80 bushels COM
mn al 20 and sl.3S. Lancaster, 30 hnshe 8
nrimc Il 81 so: "a bushels very sool at si'4e .
"a bushels GOOD al Sl45; 1872 bushels lar a, 81 40
% SH.6eis common Al Sl.25. Mixed. SO bushels
xery good A. - 43; 90 bushels fair al sl.Ss sed
Al 40: 81 bushels common a. Sill aud vi 20.
Fnliz. $50 husbels prime a ~ as; 2S9 bushe ;
,,rt,Ie Al sA45; 80 bushels very zoos AZ 81 .43i
us 0ushris g00a zt SI.4Z: 5l2 bushels good ~
Ii 40: $40 bushels FAIR al sl.39 10 sl.s5i ~
bn,bcis common 40 9oc. 10 81 80.
CoHN-Wutte. 22O bushels prime az s7c.' "a
bushels prime 90 Sos; bushels good al eoc'
MIXED. - au. halls prime a Sc
tftre-T6 basbeis good winter az 67c.; Is BUSH
els common winter ~ g.; bushels pTline spinz
.f Il G.: SO bushels prime sprIn2 at Sse.; $50
bushels very gOo1 sprtug AZ Oec.
KYE-lO bushels very good al ~ 20
EECR Prs or cor TOS.-Gross, SO Dsles.
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QUESTION OF ANOTHER PRESIDENT
Diseusscd by she Cabinet, but 1ssegr
Conclusions Not Divuiged.
THE PATIENT TO Be REMOVED
Early Next Week by Train 10 LsnE
Brnncts.

A Movement for a General Day OF Prayer
for the Recovery Of the PresideRt-Tan-
many sympathy for the Sufferer Fright
full Massacre OF Visited States Troops BY
Apache Indians General Cars Command
the Victims OF the Red o1urderers-Furthsr
Particulars of the Loss of the Steamship
Teutou
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VIII Extend Their Trip.

HARTFORD, C0EN., September 3-The
First regiment Of Connecticut Nationrl
Guards has voted 70 extend its Yorktown
trip 10 Charleston. ;. c., and the Paelhe
Mail steamer Acapulco will be chartered foI
the trip. TIE Governor and staff and State
officers will accompany the regiment.
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Tsufons AtfEe dtue Inc <lesmef struck
The weaiher was clear. IL was moonbghl
night, but there was haze aIopg the shore.
The striking Of ;he vessel was uttesiy With
out warming. After floating the Teuton
steamed direct for eimeD's BAY. but her
tpesa gradually slackened. The Dnpart.
mems which struck Inc rocks reasined
sound, bit That next TO the engine soOs
Hled with water, probably through The
starting OF a plate. Perfect order was
maintatned among toe passeB gers and crew
during fheif embaf kation In The boats The
sudden sinking OF the vessel was caused by
the collapse Of tbe bUlkhesd digidins the
compartments.
The PSSneo-Arab War.
BOgDos, September S-rhe Times csEre-
'spOndeDs at TuSIs, who personally visited
the scene OF hostihtis >, shows that Gezeral
Correars was really compelled to resrest
because be was surrounded BY Arabs, and
feared tibet his whole party would be cut
on as they were yunaine short OF amEani'
!tion. Dosing the retreat General Correard
was perRetually attacked by swarmS OF
Arabs. who were fortunately under no
regular erganIzItDn, or they might haye
caused . serious disaster. The other Fyspcb
column, which Is near ZOghouar. is in
critical position, "a the Arabs, elste 4 by
their sosoess sgaast General Corresrd, are
surrounding Even the road from ziser-
IA TO Tsnis 10 bee ming unsafe.
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THE WHITEHoUSR SUFFERER.
TBE PREsrDEsT-s eRsERAL COY.
DiTros EXHIBITS SOME
IMPROVEMENT. b,,b
fHE CHANGE Is NOT GREAT,

Bus IL 10 Tn the Right Direction and
Against Adverse InGuenee.
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Observation-Disclosures.
PORT on RICHMOND. sEPrK
ARRIYEp.


steamship Manhattan, Kelly, New YORK, merehAn-
disc aud passengers. G.. ". AHcn 20. -
Steamer fani'a. Nelson, Rhihdelphia merchah-
disc and passengers. J. ". MeCarrlck, agent.
Steamer Tigsr Lily, Walthsn. Cbickahommy. mF-
chsndise and passengers, W. A. .. O0e' sapTh-
teDdent =, -, ,.-.h.,
disc. j. w. McCsrrick. agent. .,,-,-,,-
Schoouer John Beatty, MARSHALL fhils%ipnA'
coal. ". !. Mcdowell. -. -. -.
SCHOONER r. NJ. Cook, Aylsward, Newport News
light, Currie q Co.
steamer Lucille. Bennett. Balhno'e, mtrchan-
disc. j. w. McCarrick. sgsnt , 60.
Steamer ArieL Oxford Norfolk. United states
mall mtrctsudi.e aud passengers, H. b. fa'uW'
Schooner stSr-spangled Banner, Mullen, Phils'
delphia coal, Cagts 4 Parker, - -,
Sebooner Rose McDeyiIt. Hopkins, PhilAueipnia
ria Jsmes riyer, granite and WOOD Gurus
Schooner l.. c. Hickman, Evans. philadelphia
coal. Curtis & Parker. 80, -. vo.L
Schooner Archer q Reeves, smith, New iofk'
coal ana carboys, Curtis Parher. -.
schooner Mary Prize. bhea Baitimore o'd JANIS
river ralIrozd-ties. Curtis Parker, - -.
Schooner John Irene Nads' lorAtV"n' s'o"e'
Curtis & Parker. >-s,,. tro,, and
Schooner Joseph Emory. -, Nofi0A' Hoh anu
oi seSocn STr lucy Jones' M.rhugh New Haven
coal, Geryas Storrs.
Brig Dr. Lssker (Ger }, Bu.chenhenle. hlo 1rAnuSs
do sui. -four, Gallego Manufacturing company en"
HaxalL Crepshaw Company.
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FINANCIAL.
RlCHMoNp sroCK EXCHANGE.

E~AOA1NbOANO . VIZ E4<ACA2ANoEs.
4 SATURDAY. September 3,lSs1.
sAI-xS-FrRSI BeARD.-20 shars Richm ond aud
Allegheny Railroad stock at Al; 10 shares Norfolk
and Western preferred railroad stock tB. c. at So
so do. ~ 531s SO do. at $50, 10 do. at "a, ao
81 5sA l,0oe Rieh MoBd civ 5's at lO6s 10 shares
Petersburg Raiiroad stock at 81, 40 DO, at 80, 10
do. al 80. ft :f.s
SECOND BHARD.-2O shares Petersburg Railroad
stock at 30, 10 do at 40, 20 do. al ~; 10 shares
Norfolk and Western preferred Railsasd stock at