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Augusta, Maine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17
Crop Reports.

WASHINGTON. August 10 The following
reports were issued at noon:
Department Of agriculture, August 16.-
The spring-wheat returns OF August 1st
give the condition OF spring wheat at 81,
against SO last year and 81 in 1879 at the
same time. Compared With the crop OF last
year there is reported heavy decrease in
the States Of Iowa aud Illinois, slight de-
crease in Minnesota, Nebraska, and Caliicr-
mia, while in Wisconsin and all the New
England States there is an increase. Re.
ports from Dakota indicate Il fair crop, with
large increased acreage.
The condition Of tobacco at date of re-
turns to this Department was somewhat
lower than at this lime last year. In the
North and Middle Atlantic States the crop
was reported as better. In Kentucky, Ten
nessee, and Missouri it was suffering from
drought. In Wisconsin It is reported bet
ter than last year. General average condi-
ton OF corn on August 1t, livery con-
siderable decline since last month,
when IL stood 80. In August, 1880,
the condition was 9S, which, however,
was exceptionally high. The Atlantic
Coast States make a showing some.
what better than the general ave-
rage, except in South Carolina, where eX-
cessive drought has cut down figures to Al.
Louisiana and Texas are the next lowest OF
the coast States from the same cause, re-
porting 81 and 40 respectively. Tennessee
IS the lowest OF the interior States, the aver
age falling to O..
In the great cOrn-growing region the
highest reports are % in Wisconsin and %
in Nebraska, and the lowest "a in Kansas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17
The Military Representation
Yorktown.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 16.-ColOnel
Corbin, master OF ceremonies at the York
town Centennial, has issued a circular re-
garding the arrangements for the ceIebra-
ton which Is to take place October 18th,
10 b, 20;b, and Dist. Present advices prom
ise a military representation from every
State in the Union. More than 10000
troops have already signitied their intention
Of being present, and it is believed the
militia alone to take part in celebration will
exceed 10000. Many States will send
full regiments. The Governors Of most
Of the States will also attend, accompanied
bv their stats. For the reception and pro-
per comfort Of the latter the building Is to
be erected. The adiutants. general OF states
and commanding officers Of troops intend
Ing to participate are requested to call for
any Information concerning the celebration
that may in any manner aid in rendering
the occasion worthy OF the gIea event it is
TO commemorate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

Ir0RKf0wN hGETfN9--.uENERAL MALONE AKIN
MS LIEUTksATTs, MEssRs. CAMERON, RID
DLEBEEGER, AND BLtIR--THE VIRGINIA
CANVASS.
Especial telegram 10 the DispatchI
WAsHiSGIOS. August l6.-There was a
meeting OF The Executive Committee Of the
Yorktown Congressional Commission to-
day, and among those present were The
chairman, Senator Johnston, Hon. John
Goode, Colonel CraigbilI, and Colonel w. s.
Gilman, the Government dt.bursing agent
OF the fund. The Rev. Robert Nelson, a
great-Rrandson OF Governor Nelson, win
open the ceremonies with prayer on the
18th OF October, when the cornerstone OF
the monument will be laid. Senator John
ston will remain here some days, looking
after The Interests OF the CenteBalal.
General Malone Is in the city, with his
ehiei lieutenants, Meysrs. Cameron, Blair,
and Riddleberger, and all except Captain
Blair will speak at Fairfax Courthouse
Thursday.
The arrest Of Captain Henry w. Howgate,
for embezzling $4,000 in Government
funds, does not surprise those familiar with
bis course Of life here. His name was promi-
nently connected with Arctic matters, and he
was leading Signal officer for some time.
A prominent Virgiuian to-day named
seven Democrats who will be elected In
counties and senatorial districts in one see.
lion OF his State where In 1879 ReSdjusters
and Republicans were elected. The feel
ing, however, is that to insure success the
canvass in Virginia must be made by the
Democrats the most systematic, energetic,
and exciting one ever known in its history.
The Virginia Democratic Association is
hard at work, and its officers and members
will give good account Of themselves from
the beginning to the end Of the canvass.
There is little or no hope for the recovery
OF the President expressed by anybody
here, and his life now, according to general
belief, is measured by days and hours. The
sympathy for him could not be stronger
than IL is.
Hon. John Goode left here this evening
for Hanover Courthouse, where he will
speak to mOrrow. He will also address at
an early day, by invitation, the people Of
Augusta, Nelson, Rockingham, and other
counties.
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More Annche Atrocities.

ALBUoUERQUE, n. NJ, August 16.-A
ranch fifteen miles east OF ElTita was burned
and one Mexican woman and boy killed by
Apaches. The report yesterday Of the de-
struction OF village and The massacre Of
the Inhabitants near Rio PuercO is untrue.
We have reliable reports that in all twenty
MeXicans and Que soldier have been killed
and one white woman captured by the In
dams since the 10Th instant. No damage by
Indians has been reported within fifteen
miles OF the Atlantic and Pacific railroad.
Quite number OF ranchmen are moving
fO0ether for safety,
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Stage Robbers Arrested.

GALVESTON. Texas, August I6.-A spe-
clal to the NelcS says that Judge Foster.
OF the Postal Department, and Sheriff
Wolfe, OF Lampasas county. arrested, with
Charles Day and Albert Black, TWO OF the
three bighwaymen who robbed two stages
between this city and Fredericksburg on
The night of the 9th. The third man was
Jack Harris. He made a desperate resist
anee. and was shot through the body and
left lung, and is at LampasaS In precarious
condition. Harris is from New York, and
was one OF Billy The KIDS most trusted
followers. About half OF the stolen money
was recovered. A preliminary trial was
had at Lampasas, and each was put under
$4,000 bonds, in default Of which Day
and Black were brought here for conhne-
ment.
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aIOHMONp MARKETs
TUESDAY, August 10. 1881.
TOMMY Pr0dncs.

TUESDAY, August 10, 1891.
rountFy produce
4DDIes : Green-From &I.25 10 81 so per barrel.
S,.tfer; Srime 10 cioice yellow, 22@25c fair 0
O Corn MsG2 $4,000 bashel for country; zoe.
prfst Fraft. Apples, 31@5e.; ssckberries, Sc.
cherries. l2@l4c.; raspoerries' z0c.; peaches
'PSsltry'-Liye chickens, l0@2Ge.; ducks, ESQ
SOC.
FsGtAl ~; Prime nys-goose, 459sO;.; common.
25c.
Flazsssd: sI@sI.O5 > eushel.
HGUs virginia iipOfpr. 75@S0e.i i0sef-IhsAtdi
coo zoe. clover, 6O@ Soc,
ours None IN market. -
Potatoss: Irlsh-Early ROse, 81. $685. Peer
less, &2.5O(dt2.75 y barrel.
Roots Ginseng, kl.25@Sl.o . b. seneca free
% tops, 45e. + n.
R Ryst so ssse : oSsaSl
StlDldc. Prime. 75c.
SdHekS 70475e.
Salcd SfrGS: 45c.
Wool, Wasred, 24@95c.; unEasned, 24ts2Se.
Barry wool Will orinS from 70 DC y u. ie:'
nan above rates
Cement. Lime, Plaster. Ire.
e.,nsr., Roes ,dale, sl.45@tl.5o 4 barrel
Lime: Agricgtural. SGelOc. = onsneli kocsiARn
eI15Hfl.2O, according ~ guanDt1, 1o'nte'
"a, sblngl, $40 Gsnn,s Fs Ie.S az. s.,,ns.
Nl.gter, sl.G0&tl.75,
IaT: Large size. $3.50.
DRY Deeds.
Prints. Merrimack. 6fc. herrimsek shifting
&c.. Richmond. 6&e.; south sStdge. ehc. Pscine
7e': sprazue. SC; spragae shlrnng, olc.
Dannel's, 7c.; Aliens. &C. Manchester, 7c
Washington. 6sfc.: ballsry Pink. re. Mallory fuf
uie 7c; simpson Mourning, 7e.; Simpson Grey
| 7c.; Simpson Black, oj4e.; Harmony, o%e.; ASn
| land Solid, &c.
BrocH CottoRs: Manchester A., oe.; NAP
| r. axe. James River o. a.. 64c. james Rive
| 04c. James River d. D., INC.
Drugs. Dyssnifs OLA ne.
1ieo15i $3.50 y kaIlol.
Ooscsnfrated Lee: es@N = case OF ~
dozen. trt. f
CODpsTds: ~,
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Fatal Explosion orNisro- GIyeerine.

DENVER, Col. August l6.--Adylces from
Gunnison City report that last Thursday
at Caraco a. Fay's mining camp, twenty
eight miles from GunuisOD, two men were
instantly killed and two fatally manged by
an explosion of nitro-elyeeTine. Five men
were preparing n blast when the charge
OF glycenne prematurely exploded. H.
Sweeney was blown into the stream and
the body was not recovered. II Is sup
posed TO be buried under the rocks thrown
up by the explosion. Jesse FreZe (colored
was instantly killed and his body badly
mangled. Two others, names unknown
were terribly mangled, and will die. The
other man escaped unhurt.
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4 sp,A. ,,.s..,3 W.. . =
| ss :i;ss' I; (, s:iI;Sss' -
0s,ss Ias,ss!: SOC: m.aaIss q ~. - <osFz
| ,od oil, toNsoo.s isrf. eos svsef, ~ 1ses15
BEET sa'sd ts5o easfcY. 81 2k y 41;on; yInkln1e
lubsfcainr. evasa0 < zezrenes ax,s cash. = al
Racs Gineev. &c.
1oosss Ginseng. zoe: sezscas wsthcas ten eS0
Soda SAL lkase-. in kes: Fn<ish soda. "a.
Spfstts 7,srpsaHas; sou
Fsresvn fruits nnd csndy.
Qaa1g. L2isafyc- IN
Ls~oas' Mfssins. ~ sQ@yea ooE
6vdnoss: sweet, $3.50 Dox.
groceries. ke.
Baso.: Csszr .-s,s. 1fT8llkc.; r1kaex.
lie. sionIasrY. sxc vir9ln,s shouders. g.;
49,; mail. IKE; ssssr-corep l2t@1sc. pssiI
nan Nc essyased hsms. 1f1sssss.: bnlx sssles
ssess gsk s,sa ,b1e nc s.ocs lisni
i Sysss ST. FTS four ' .I: slSs ''s ''A
Cores! kio-C0mmon. 10Gllc.; fair. 110
&C.: good % prize. lsal4 :; LzGnyrz- l44
t.sndtes; Ada,nAlt,ns candles i2waIse. go
l5Gl64c. q D.: half-boxss. iac.: tsifur. 1xc.
1aesss PslEe cutting. lsS@l4'fe-: north91
and western prime cutting. I2M1zke.: eonuoM
va i0c.: English dairy. 10000: pinsapple 200
Bee. Carolina. 6tea7tc.
.
North csrosses cut behring's, s6@t6 2s: eastern,
f3.50@s4. Ascserf no. 1 hAy, half barreh,
1922 Sa. z; "a cares; 30 90 No; pseSsrsi,
sl25.
iarrels, Id: tubs, 1lxal2o. for New
York l3c. Zoe efoice Baltimore.
aosassss. Lommon s,rs.,-aeesneSds. use.
slsTsss 24c Ss.re 2SS; genuine se;ss ,y,sp
Salt: Liverpool. from store. Sl.f0. Ground
alum. from stoSe. soc; y sack
lated. iokc. a. ssdsiOsc.; . eSc.; c-frs Z,
94. G. &C.; yeilow. ek@9xc. CIT osf. iSfc.
Sosp common. oesio.. oesi wAsnins. soee
powaer, 35c. . 81.
Hides. Leather. &c.
Rtdes: Wee sslted. sGse.: dry saited. i2Sl5c
dry Clint. 14Ml zs,; green. 5d6c.
Leather: RoaeE leather, 23G30c.; flushed har-
ness leather, $4,000; finished upoer. S0tS46c.;
finished kiDs, S0@76c.; hemlock soles. 20d2se.
IreB. steel. Nails. &c.
IRON: American resned. old Domisnon bar,
25.l0@2 6-l0o = 70. for standard sizes; English
AZ American sheet 3%a SIZE Swedes. oammerea,
o@5Sc.; hoop, aga SIC.
M,is; Old DOMINION, 90 for standard dsa
Plough Cdstfngs: Wholesale, sEc.; retail Az.
Rope: Manila. best, l2%c. iute. sXasc.
LIQUORS. wines, sc.
hls: Scotch, beet brands, pmts e2os2.2e .
Brdndfss: Domestic. dl.20Ms2; fruiL e1.lo0
e1.40; apple. new. s1.75sGs2; old, 42.268e0
Virginia peach. S21If2.50.
Rye WaiSksys: Medium, sl.50@s3: pure old. %
at4 Virginia mountain, new. s1.75ds3, cid
t2n43 and upwards.
ON: Domestic, fI.25@s2; Imported, ss Y case
NetO HagIdndsPum thb0dkI.R0.
Rectl6ed Wht0svs. Sl.20@tl25.
Powder. shot. &c.
Esse Toys mining. s5Gtl.lo 100 tes
Polgder. t6 by the i've kegs-less than i've
kegs 81. so: blasting. s315Gf3.j0.
Sa1t: Northern, - a bag OF IS Ds
0rndstOn6s! 1is0l y ID.
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Excitement I'm the Baltimore Grain
Market.

Yesterday was another exciting day in
gram circles IN this city. Wheat, which
closed saturday evening at 1884 cents for
spot advanced TO 1854 on Change, but the
market broke in the afternoon, and closed
a. 1874. aud firmer a. the lowest. October
Wheat got upto 1891, then down to 1877, and
closed At 1914. The closing price for spot
wheat last year at this time was 108. Corn.
Which closed Saturday evening at 63s cents,
went up 10 &C yesterday morning and
closed az 6J3 against 81 last year same
Tine. October corn closed at 81 Sat
ufday, vent up 10 20 yesterday, and in the
afternoon closed al o.. A prominent grain
merchant said yesterday that be did not
consider the figures high, taking all the cir
elmstances into consideration. de pre-.
oleted that wheat would be $3.50 bushel
early 10 September, aud corn rs cents. The
movement, he thought, would be steadily
upward. Others, however, are inclined to
tnink that the top figures will be reached
soon, and that the down-hill movement VIII
then tegin.-Blltimore Sun, i6th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, August l6 1881.

WHEAT White, 20 bushels very good at SL33
l46 bushels good at si.3O 10 1892; 20 bushel;
fair at l2S: 224 bushels. miXed Tot, al 81 10 u
kI.3O. Lancaster. 430 bushels prime at sl.36, ~
bushels very good ~ 1913: $50 bushels GOOD al
SI36; 1874 bushels at Sis 10 $1.33. Failz, 30
bushels very good at 81 4; 27S bushels At Sl.2i
10 fl3l; 972 bushels at SlO5 TO $3.50 Ses
bushels good at Sl26@sl.27; 6l2 bushels fair al
1925: le9 bushels common at sl.lO 10 81 20.
CoRN.-Wmte, 49S bushels very good az 67e.i
g54 bushels good and very good al 67c.; 80 bush
els dimaged at 62c. Mixed, SO bushels very good al
CSC; 500 bushels very good AZ SIC.
OATS Il 3 bushels yery good Niner at 0Oc.i 3oz
bushels very good spring Al 47c.
KYE.-3S bushels very good Al 9Oc.
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AN ANXIOUS DAY ron rnE NATION.
Tho Patient NO Worse Yesterday, bu,
Vet Not Improvcd--The --latest
Baiietlus a Little Mere
Satisfactory.

hore Victims or Apache Outrsaes Reports
or the Condition or the Cereal and Tobacco
Crops-Three Students Drowned AT POUCH.
keepsie, n. f.-Arrest of Texas stage Rob-
bers; One shot Four Men killed BY Nitro.
Glycerine
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

sTRAEGE ~ TBUE-Tbat pain and suffer.
iog will be tolerated for years, 10 some
cases, vi ben simple means would eradicate
9h discomfort. Mr. John l.. Barry, fore
NAN Bowkers TOrrey q Co., Bowker-Street
steam harble.Works, Boston, Mass, thus
whites: 81 have suffered with rheumatism
ier years, AID found 20 cure until tried
,ne dfeat German Remedy, 81. jacobs Oh.
used II, aud am now entirely welkn
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s,u.,eu,. Drowned.

PoUGHKeEPsIE, N. Y. August l6.-Three
bodies were found IN the Hudson yester-
day. Two were students--E. NJ. Marks, OF
Rome, Ca, and C. ID. Cresswell, Of MeLa'
reDsYills, N. C,--dro8Ded Friday nigh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

TUbbDA1s Hnkust I5s ItsI.
sALEs.--l0 shares Norfolk and Western F'ail.oad
az 5s; 10 shares Petersburg Railroad NJ 81. 10 %.
Al 32k
hvhNiS0 sALs5.--in consequence OF the dnih
ness 10 business owisx 10 the absence from The eli
OF mann sealers in storks, th. Board yesterday ce
cided 10 suspend the evening meetings until the lss
of caosarnt.r
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Murdered for 600

DENVER, Coll, August l6.-Manuel Cor
doya was murdered on Saturday near Las
Animas, Col, by one Sanchez, who COM
mitted the deed 10 obtain $50, which the
victim was supposed to have in his pocket.
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G.n.raIForetgnNo Notes.

LONDON, August 16.-The House OF Lords
have fixed upon Tuesday next for the con-
sideralion Of the House OF Commons amend
mems TO the land bill.
PARIS, August 16.-Jules Michael Caille,
French scnlptOr, is dead.
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MARINE ENFELLIGENCE.
Port OF RICHMOND. August IS.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 10. 1891,
ARRIVED.
steamer Tiger Lily. walthalI. Chiekahominy
mersbandls~ and passengers.
sehOoasr Mary AID Francis, Mullen. Philadelphia
coal. ". J. Mcdowell.
S9aooner Daaleb clifford. Smith. New York, iron,
Richmond aud Danyillg Rslposd Company.
Sloop MARY ADR, -, lower James hyer, grain
4 H.. Crensnaw
steamship Old DOminlon. Walker, Nev fors,
merchandise aud passengers, q. W. Alieh 20,
Steamer Pioneer. Pistt, Phsisaelphis, mercaaa-
sfise. aad passe neers. j. W. Me(aTriek, AGENT.
steamer ATtsh SinoIG, NorioiA, yh'sS" ra,ss.
mall, merchandise ana oa1sehkefs' IL 10
SCHOONER 1. .. wLltmoro. Clmpbsl, Portsmouth,
" ~, coal, Curtis Parser. ,.-., o...n,. ~. 4
schooner Il. G. EIy. Lsyins. Norfolk. coal Carrie
a 20. "a. .o,,,,o,.,
TUG Arctic. with barktntipe Isabel asd brig
LoreIey. from New York, and three a<sieoafrs' IA
tow. -, - -. . 49,, ,..h.,
vesss, incindins The or'g Diana, IN Nc ssr """'"
LOT 'S'' p''' MEMORANDA.
WV YoaE,-Arriyed 18th sshoOaers G, W.
| ssoifnan. Hurd 4. q. falitn. losne: %. ~ tatsS
ckared 18Th schooner George r Hallesk, sAAf-
I 80 FOR Richmond -,
JseKsos VILE. Cleared nh Schooner Eeiih
r. seward. Fan. for Richmon4 s-,.. Va.
q "a L., Walsh, nom Xircinis;, S'ssssa ty ,se
schooner S.ar-SpaneIed Farmer, Nules' TOR E"h'
uond.
NV yoAs, eS s, Ase eA Nssmssc Jssss
liurl6urt scaDdi0ssis. Manhattan. Mol gan stss'
Arrived egli Atlas. S.ibsup>as pne'ln, he'R'
Archer, aeelies Ahls,
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FlOuf.

Flour-we quote Fine, s36as3.50; extra
90. super6ne, s3.759s4.50; common iamily
86256f6 so; choice or patent family sI.OO@tsi
Az Ok
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by 'relexrapn.
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK, August N0Oa.-stocks weak.
Money. 2kd3 per cent. Exchange-Long, 4S1K;
short. 4S3 state bonds duh. Governments weak.
GUsntn0.-Noney. 4G6 per cent. Exchange
49lH. Governments weak and lower; new J's,
l0i%; new 41's ll4lS; new as, 1l6S. States in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

ExgcuTlvE MANSION, August 1880 A.
M.-The President was somewhat restless
and yomited several times during the early
part OF the night. Since O'Clock this
morning be has not yomited, and slept tran.
gully most OF the time. Nutritious enemata
are successfully employed to sustain HIM.
Altogether thesympioms appear less urgent
than Yesterday afternoon. At present his
pulse Is ITO; temperature, 9S.6; respira-
ton, Is. ID. w. Bliss,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN,
ID. HAYES AGNRw,
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1P. NJ.

! Mrs. Edison, One Of the attendants upon
the President, retired at O'Clock this morn
/ ing, and did not leave the mansion for her
home until noon. Previous to her depar-
ture she said, in reply TO the inter-
rogatories OF a newspaper correspondent,
- That the Presidents case at this time
was certainly very critical, but that she
still had hopes Of bis recovery. The
trouble with the Presidents stomach"
she said "evidenty had nothing to do
with The condition OF the wound" :" Com
naratiyeIy considered,v she remarked
in this connection, "the wound Is
nearly heated" This new trouble"
she said, "s perfectly understood
bv the surgeons, and they all have the same
idea about IT." She said further that the
President compreheuds exactly his situa-
tion: that he has been told that bis stomach
demanded absolute rest, and that no attempt
will be made for the present to give BIN
nourishment in the regular manner. The
lady, ia conclusion, expressed the hope mat
by Tomorrow the patients stomach would
be strong enough TO retain something. 10
response to an inquiry, she said that me
President looks better to-day than he ava
yesterday.
DR.. Hamilton is expected to arrive in
Washington about l0O'clock tonight: Dr.
Reyburn, as ne was leaving the Write
House, was asked II he considered the l2:30
bulletin as indicating cause for alarm. lie
repIied, "There is no perceptible change
In the Presidents condition since mora
ing"
THE PRESIDENT REPORTED DEAD IN EUROPE.
LIygRPOoL, August 10 The Daily PoSt
and Daily Courier OF this city announce
tins morning the death OF President Gar
field, aud publish obituary notices.
oLoox PERyADes THE EXECUTIVE MANSION.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 1880 Il.
--Dnofficisl.) 1.-THE last bulletin has csss
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THE LATEST.
IdE In IESEs
No Indications OF an Unfay0rabIe
Change at Midnight.

Change at Midnight.
Executive MANSION Midnight Every
thing Is quiet about the mansion, and there
are no indications OF any unfaYorable
change in the Presidents condition. DIR.
Hamilton arrived late tonight, and was
driven directly to the residence OF Attor-
ney-General MacVeagb, and will not visit
the mansion until morning.
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az rrnEeRArH rorHr D,srarcn.

HOPE STILL ALIVE, BUT THE PRESIDENTS
CONDITION MOST CRITICAL.
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NEW GOODS-D ALLY ADD a
~ TIONs TO OUR LARGE STOCK OFA
FITRNIliIRE. Extra inducements. specially ~,
TO cash buyers. We invite all 70 examine our
large aud snperor line. embracing AL me stIlsa ~
PARIOR CHAMBER aud DIM NG-kOslM SUITS
Largest STOCK In the city. Easy terms or payments.
f. CATnRIGHT 4 SON,
" S-3m 10 Governor Ireel.
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Nrw yOHK COTrON FUTUREs.

2z2 bales: gross reeelpis, 976 bales: futures
co-eo easy: sales. 10000 bales; AUGUST, tl2.l7@
el219: sepiember; sIl2s@si 60; October,
DECEMBER. $40. 7S@sI0,74; Jaeuary. $40 sdes
sIOS7: February, 81 026sIl o.: March :
sll14afil1a; April. sll21gtil.2s; MAY.
slI39Asll.4l.
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BALTIMORE, August IG.--VirRinia SIS, CONSOLE
ted, s0a; past-due coupons, 9ZA; new lO-40's,
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yorktown sEETIS9--gEsERAL MALONE AxD
his LIKUTkNANTs, MEssRs. CAMERON, RID.
DLEBEEGER, AND BLAIR-THE VIRGINIA
CANVASS.