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Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
FOURTH EDITION.
A TOKEN OF FRIENDSHIP.
The Quaker Assembly's Bals-The
GIFT Presented by the Visitors.

The sixth annual ball OF the Quaker
A ssrmbly was given at Webster $
Dancing Academy last evening, tn"
grand march, which formed the initials
80. A., was participated in by seven
tv couples. 1t was led by William G..
Leihrandt. .Ir, and wife, followed hy
| 4. T. Luhn"r and wife, A. q. TalIeN
aud Miss Porfrty, W, Hyatt and wife,
A. f. Cloud and wife, !, J.. Glackiu
and Miss Mary 4. MGCatErrtv, D. W,
! Mlloucy aud wife, and II. White and
Miss Eliza Adams,
The following persons FROM Harris
burg, Pa, wcr" present; 7, K. Lcit
and wife George Y. Carl, Samuel
Swartz, Jones ltudy, Ahram Eoat, Ino.
B Black. John f. Cnrrand, John
Banks, Fred. Schpder, Samuel Sim
mers Joe SINNERS, ". T. k~nS, sam.
uel Pass, Geo. MrsSrnrr, John Foster,
Joe Edwards, Samuel Wagner. Johu
Maniau, David Burnite, Gil Dock and
| John Patterson.
| At thr conclusion Of the second dance,
| the large frame, containing photographs
of the members of the Friendship Fir,
CO., of Harrisburg, was presented te
the Friendship Fire Co., of this city.
The presentation speech was made 10y
| Mr. Frank II. Lcib, and the gift was re-
cciycd hy Harry G.. Sharpey, ESD The
gift is very beautiful. In the reutr" is
a gray ma, in the form Of key,
stone. II contains eighty Cahlnct-siZcd
photogra pls, surrounded by nickel
| Mated rims. Around tn" keystone is Il
handsome shirrug of white satin. The
whole is covered by glass and is feet
! inches by feet inches. itiS mount
cd in gold and gilt, and has an arch-tol
| frame with an eigh1-inch in"I'ding. All
the apex of the arch is the following III
! raised letters
/ FuIENDsHlr
PIlIE TO-,
HAI.klsBrRG.
IA.
Above the inscription is a perfect
model of the Friendship engine.
! The frame WAS made 10y George C.
Newman, No. S06 Market street, Phila
detphja, and the photographs wer" pre-
parrd hy d. &. Burnite, Of Harrisburg
The gf, will he placed on exhibition IN
/ Adams \ Bros store window
| The First Regiment Band furnished
music tpr the grand march, but an or
/ chvstra rendered the music for the
dances. Numerous and well executed
were the dances. one. Il plain quad.
rifle, was dedicated tn the Press. The
ball continued until morning had ial
advanced. Nothing occurred to mar
! the pleasure Of those present.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
The Right Clothes for
Little Boys.

Under the broad
roof of Oak Hall
there's no better
work done than APP
pears in little boys
suits. 1t would, per-
haps, interest you,
it would certainly
profit you, if you
have a boy, to look
through the grades
of work, beginning
at a $3.50 suit and
going up to Sl4.
There are but few
so low or so high.
Almost everybody
buys between cX-
treme prices.
At IS the clothes
begin to be good ;
and they grow bet
ter as the price
grows bigger. No.
body need grumble
at what S. will buy;
and between S. and
$40, everything is
good enough. You
choose one rather
than another, be-
cause you like the
cloth or style bet
ter; and the diver
sity is so great that
you may keep on
choosing as long as
you like. When
YOU come to the
higher prices you
find the finest OF
suitable cloths made
with all the care
that is bestowed on
the finest tailoring
Oak Hall, too, is
a pleasanter place
to go than it ever
was before. New
paper, paint ant
carpets will not
S tand for goot
clothes ; but they
!. help a cheerful as
= pect, and very like
: ly smooth the man
!. ners of our salesmel
5 5 a little.
y WANAMAKER & Brown,
OAK HALi, Market and Sixth, phla. ap
, | - ----t----------------- ----------
: DAYNARD & DAWSON-JEWELR
: Have at their store,
l. 70 MARKET ST, 229 MARKET 81
p A full assortment Of
Watches, Clocks, JeweIry, Siiye
ware, Spectacles,
OPERA GLASSES, &c, which they a
n SELLING AS Low AS THE LOVES
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
Calvary Church.

Or. Dubois will not be present at Cal
vary church at tomorrow morning:
service.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
---a.--.. - ann,
n..cbers In Eik''I,

rev.F. b: Duval,of First Fir 'prnIpit riiit
TrarrN presbyterian Mim Church 1ina' Of E,A'''
row, morning and eVe"'D
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30

| College Enterts',iftbe n tbe u
The Browning society ;jI ciye an
an Female College VIII o
| tainment tonight
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FANCY GOODS. sc.


STEVENS
IS receiving lots of NEW GOODS, among which are
100 BIRD CAGES at 81
rs TOILET SET at OIL, as good as those We
usually sell at 81 so and s2;
25 Ffys-foox sTEP-LADDERS tea
% six. foot STEP-LADDERS at s125 10y
go dozen four.row TOOTH BRUSHES ut l0e.:
so dozen SOLID BoNE-HANDLE KNIVES At
81 per set;
so FRENCH PLATE-GLAss MIRRORS at4lj
A full line OF sizes IN CHINA-HEAD DOLLS nom
&c. up lEt
A full line Of INDEsTRUCTABLE DOLLS from
loo. up
A full line OF WAX DOLLS from l0e. up-the best
goods for ila money iu town.
We c~ontinae our CROCKE9Y SALE selling
Selected DINNER PLATEs at s5e. per dozen;
Extra thin CUPS and sAUCERs at 50per SCI;
splendid EwERs ana BASINS for o0c.;
Handsome PLAIN GOBLETs at soc. per dozen
and alfother gOodsin proportion. at
STEVENS,
.pol sos BroAd street
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w TeIeKrapn.

NEW YORK. r r.r..
NEW YORK ep'ember 10. -Hoon.-stoeks fever
ish. Money. 4d6 per cent. Fxchangt Long. 4sOS
short, 4S3k. State bonds duil and nominal. 6oS
erDmenIs quiet.
Bpsntng-money, Ace per cent Exenanxe
4SOk. Governments weak; new 5's, 1904; new
ans, l13A; new Az, LICK. states dul. M
WALL sTREE YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. september 19.-The Posts ~inancia
article GAO 7. III. edIlonj says; Inc STOCK *
lures Of interest The gloomy news in ressTt
20 the. President has had comparatively hitle III
Aieuce on values. although 1t has a tendency e
check operations In many directions. stock
have been IRE ocular within q narrow range OF
quotations. Prices generally, however, are some
| what higher than at Ihe close on saturday
he reports that The trunk line an IeIces are
| about 10 be settled heing revived. The largest
Transactions were In Western UDion. Lake shore;
| Erie. Delaware, ~LackawaDna aud western, ahd
| Northwest. Hannibal aud NJ. JOsepb preferred wat
an exception TO the general Inst, opening "a pei
cent. higher at l2l. Jeellping TO ils], abd siil
| later selling at 100. The common Slock was offered
| AT 500. Government bonds are steady, state bonds
| dull, and railroad bonds drm on small Transactions
purchsse OF bonds by the Treasury. Money 10 In
good supply at sac per eepi. on stocks, both for
The foiIowlng quorauons were current to-day Al
2:3O r. NJ: Western Union. 6ok; New York Cen
trail, l42k; Lake Shore, 1884 Michigan Cenla-
95k: New York, Lake Erie and Western, 40R;
DO preferred. soy: Delaware, Lackswonna and
Western, l264; New Jersey Central, 9ob: Della
ware and Hudson. 100; Reading, 90 Northwest
ssIops, I: : DO preferred, seEH;' Union Pacidc. i22Xi
NJ. X. and T.. 40I; Hannibal and 81. 10. oftere,
at 500: do. pr ferred. llSK; Ohio and htssissiopi
Northern Pacific, common, 80; do. preferred
7e4; san Francisco common, 451; do. preferred
"a |; Central PaciBc, Ola; Rock Island. 1907
| vile, b6k: Nashville aud Chattanooga, 80: Onta'
| rio and Western, 30k: Manhattan Elevated, 2ZA'
| Illinois Central, 1907: Canada southern, o5A; Cbl
cago. Burlington and Quincy, 160: Denver and Ri'
Grande. Bsk: 81. Paul and Omaha, AN; DO: pre-
ferred, lO7; g. {. G.. and o. 92S: frie and west
eru, 50; ohio Central. 27h; Texas Paclnc, OH
Ttx Pacific l.. q. 77gG7s.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, september l9.-Virpinia or, de
ferred, 10; cOnsOls, SIX: second series, 3eA; past
due coupons, 924; new lO-4Os, OAK.
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N wastern Cron..
MAGNITUDE OF THE DAMAGE CAUSED BY THE
GREAT DROUGHT.

H u
MAGNITUDE OF THE DAMAGE CAUSED BY THE
GREAT DROUGHT.
CHICAGO, September 19.-The Tribune to-
day prints over eight columns OF western
crop reports. giving some idea OF the mag
nilude OF the damage caused by the great
drought. The report opened with Illinois
1T reDorts-from which statements are
tskPn from northern, central, and southern
divisions. The greatest damage 10 ell OF the
crops Is found in Southern Illinois, where
every crop has this season proved a failure,
and corn is now being imported to supply
the home demands. This whole region Is
now doing everything possible TO ship out
stock OF all kinds, so that Trials OF the coming
winter may not be so severe. 10 Central and
Northern Illinois the damage has not been so
great. Missouri reports show that out OF
33 reports, oyer two thirds OF the corn Is
damaged from 20 to 30 per cent. Winter
wheat: Two thirds OF the reports show a
decrease In acreage. The report from this
Stale shows but very little progress in fall
ploughing. The rains, however. OF the past
week will he of incalculable benent, and
while seeding will be much later than usual,
we may expect to hear Of a decided change
for the better in this respect. Kansas has
been more favored with rains since harvest
than any other State In the wheat belt. As
TO the corn crop IN Kansas, out OF 80 reports
only one shows q crop eqnal to so per cent.
A majority Of the reports all indicate dam
age from drought from 80 10 70 per cent.
From Ohio and indiana, out OF 81 re.
porls, In "a reports the corn Is damaged
from so to 70 per cent, and 80 reports the
damage Is from 100 to 40 per cent. From
Iowa there are Al reports 80 OF which say
corn is damaged from 10 10 20 per cent, The
general average being q damage Of Go per
cent. Nebraska sends "A reports, % OF
which say that corn Is Damaged from L. to
30 per cent. and 8 report corn damaged
from so 10 50 per cent. The remaiader
shew also o reduction In Yield varying nOm
one quarter OF crop 10 total failure.
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WkMyoros, ID. c.. September Ia
Light Battery " A." United States artillery,
has been ordered by MsJor. General Han.
cock 10 march from Washington Barracks
to Yorktown, Va, where il win form a
portion of the force 10 take part In the Cen
tennial obseryspees at that place in Oeto-
Der next. The battery will move on the
10Th instant, reaching Yorktown not later
than October Stb. "A full yoppiy OF rasions,
tents. and camptqnipaee win be taken,
and additional forage may be purchased en-
zoNte L.nE
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nAsIsk INrELLIsEsCa.
PORT on RICHMOND. ssrrzxBEa 10. issl.

steamship Old Dominion. Walker. New Yort,
merchandise and passengers, O.. w. Allen 4 70.
steamer Pioueer. pat. Philadelphis, naerehan-
disc aud passengers. y. W. beCarrtekt agent.
Bark Traveller tbr,, IPassehi, baltimore, 10 load
tim Der for Bilboa vessel. curste 4 60.
Brie ). N. Hansen tSor.l. salsensen. liverpool,
sat-. Davenport q Morris: vessel 20 Cnrts a Buck.
schooner speedreii. Dyer, Rockiand. iilnr, H..
schooner Lsura Pridremau. Hart. Norfolk. light.
Chesaeesse and ODio Railroad Company; vessel TO
schsoo.r Howard N. johnson, woodlsnd. psni-
more. grain. q. L. Todd fsz
schooner y; 9. Carroll. Carroll. Philadelphia.
SAILED SUNDAY. @ $3.50
Steamship Manhattan, Kelly, New York, merebsn-
disc and passengers, q. W Allen q
di ssf ann Da sss'ssi s ). e. a Rsiasaslga, sssn %s'eA'n'
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk. Uaited ststes
mail. merchandise and passengers L.. Tatum.
Steamer Tiger Lily, waIihsn. Cbiekshoniny. mer-
chann,se ana passengers, w. A. % Cole, SUPER
snte1dent- M
Bark Kougsbyrd tNor.l, MIchelsen. Rio de ia
neiro. nonr, HsxalLC renshaw Company; vessel.
Curtis 4 Buck. s. go
NOTICE TO MARINERS. 80
The following are TIE positions and character or
tie Horseshoe Range lights, Delaware. previously
only partially described
The tights are In Two groupe, each group consisting
OF three %lignis-a rear light, Fixed white. shown
from 4 detached tower OF open framework, aud two
front liRhu-oBe fixed white any the other Fixed
| red-shown FROM smnlt frame structures ten ieet
high. corresponding In eoor 10 the coier OF the
lights.
The FIRST or lower OF these groups Il ON Fort Mrf-
lin Reservation, atd about haf q mile above The
fort
The second Ct upper groupfs IN Howel's Cove,
about two miles below Gloucester. Nd.
The rear light OF the hrst. or Fort Mifiin. group.
! Will It's white front hight, forms a range 10 mark The
| channel psssing League Eland Vessels running ap
| slrtam pass directly from the Fort MIMI cut range
| TO this range anu hold Il to the lower tufning-point,
wi len IS where the lower. or red, front light OF the
| Howelrs Cove group Is In line win The rear struc-
ture of that group. AT this poini \ change Of three
points must be mzde 10 port
The rear hsht OF the second, or Bowelrs Cove.
group vita its appropriate while on upper front
| light, forms a range marking the channel from
| opposite Greenwich Point 10 the upper turDinf-
point, which IL when the upps r, or red, front light
on Fort Mifiin comes In range With Its approximate
| red light. AT Ibis intersection vessels going down
stream charge their course three poins 20 siarboard .
The disiauca between these turning points 10 about
Ave elghibs VI a mile. which Is unmarked. f.II
rfrf MEMORANDA. 500 EfreIf
NEW ~YoRK.-Cleared 9Th: -ckooDers Henry II.
Grant, sutphin. and j. ". Parker, Phillips. Tor
Richmond. Va. saihd l7tb 4. Bark h.K <. Leemhuis
Dutch, for Rio Grauae DO Sui ria Richmond, Va.
PHILADELPHIA-Clesred l7lb; schooner La
A. Esbccck.. Dsre, and W G. Wiekhim, SleeIman,
for Va
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Nv Refegrapn.
NEW YORK.

NEW 1Ohh. .
INV YORK, September I9-Cottou quiet and
s,ead sales Be6 bales rDlands, 1lbe.; Orleans.
IaEq' southern hour duh aud unchanged. Wheat
generally without decid, q e1nnge; .ungraded spring.
rtakI2Oasi. 81 No. 2 red. September. III 4of
1$lA6x. Corn lower. closing weak: uaKraoed; o5'
@7Ic.; No. z white. zoe: October, IisgIzxc .
No 3, 4lkc. Hops quiet ana nnchaaseat Couss
dlll and lower; RIO. 9S@l3e. sugar nrm andslsiet-
a ~ les scgye: Standard ;. Az 9xc. Molasses dull
ana unchanged Rice quiet and steady. Resin frEs'
AZ AZ 35@S2.4e. TnrpeniiOe easier at olA9ofH.
Wool IN good demand s3d very strong domestic
eeeee, 346s4ec. 1exas. 1 sa3lc. PORK duh. hea-
w. and decidsaiy lower; october ana NoyeDD<Is
sis 5o@sls 50. Middle sTmsr; long oetar: Ia,
ed. Freights dull aud weak.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIxoRE. September dnH ana
Awer; midAlings, lie. -Four gslet; Hownrd-
"a 25GsT family, q .26@sss lliy mllIs superdne,
E6E6 rs: extra. s6,65@f6,71; family. $50
Sa.Z5; Rio brands. 3 3.75eae5; patip.co family,
"a SO. Wheal-SOuthem tfm and SHADE 5t.ter:
~ssIern loser and dali; southern red. Sl.4
SLAB; amser. sl.509sl %; NO z western winter
nI1SSSS Y.s5E; November, si,49y@sI44f: De-
cember. tI.b246tI. 52t, Cora-Southern biyifsr
for white; yellow nemiaa! /; o ws1Sssn ah sns'S on:
yellow. use. OeE nrn southege. l@6Se, west
ern white. s1@52e. /: naked: 5e@5is; Psassyisa,
i nno 'demGd. Mess DorE. go rs. luis meats
Shon,ds~s and ciearrib sides, packed, 81 aud llA .
Pscon~shorIders, l0Ao.: Uls4r-rib sidts, 1875.
bsms. l4s@I6c. Lard-Rsr sssd. 1875. Coffee An'
settled and weak: kio carsoeS, ordinary 10 n,r
Mani .aIV l0mlcskc. sugar arm ssof. k3ae
WnLSey arm At sl.19@tLsD. freisias DALI
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Ssp.embes le.-F1ouvhfm; 1mib
| az S561f7.10. Wneat easier and lossers No>t re-
wssIsf. al LACY Corn 70 hir ~deInaBd, asd lover
sssIer al All. IS. Bulk Meats n~omsnal; sheuId.rs
Se I. nh. lie. Boon steady; Shoulders, se.Io
! stdss. sl2 10 WbiskeB steady Al el.l4t eofnOint
hon sales os Anisbef goods, $50 barrels on v"
basis OF sl.f4 Sugar quiet: nasss .eas &c,
mon and Ixhi so2SSss.s0 paaA1sr ana butch
81. LOUIS.
az. Ioutg, sepss saber 1e.-FiOur lower: fsmi
AZ ThQSA 40. wheat active Aa loser mo- = re
fan' aIAiK cash. sI.43 lriessr.. tlAh Noyemoel
Corn lnwsr aGd scarce: $50 ea.As 64se. yeIoDe
IIxe NovembsT. Pork dEA and lostr Al slg a
isnIk-nesfs lower; sbouldess,- $40; sfdsx. ~
psscn irreeaiar: shoaidesA <e.6O sides. fl4 y
ISyd nominAhy tf2. wAskey sseady II st.iS
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE. septershsr la-Fiour steads a.
81 as: No.i S7GsiS5: eho1ee 90 fapcs, s7:55
Is. Wheat strong aas hlyaer Al sLss. Ce.n Tar
arm: Ne. / whiie. 9ec. mix.d sac. PORK a.
lard nominal. H4ik,B.eats steady; shoulders non
nal; clear rib, 1QA@.; clear sides, nae. Bag
eas,er; shoulders. Qxr.; clegf yib, 1Xfs ciear 40
I2Nc. sugareavd hams, iasc+ MASSEY s~
CHiCAG;L s5H asae a
CHICAGO. september Ia Flour sissas, Nth 7
dsnsad, oas aschanecti Wheat seiiYv, pas @s
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, September 10, 1881.
SAL.FS

SALES.
WHEAT White, so bushels prime at 81 .54
100 bushels very good at t1.55. Lancaster. zoe
bushels prime at ~. 81 $50 bushels very good al
kI.52; AS bushels good at $3.50; 10 bushels com.
mon NJ $40. Mixed, l4S bushels very good al
8l.5O; $50 bushels very good At sl.8J and $l.46
20 bushels common at $40. FuIiz- $50 bushels
very good at 4 46; 20 bushels yery good Al $50
fair at 81. 81; 1872 bushels common at $3.50.
CoRN.-Wbite, 1850 basheIs very good az 92c'
yellow, 1876 bushes very good az Soc.
OATs.-lOO BASH u very good spring af DOC. 70
bushels good wiRfeT al >
RYE -44O bushels very good at I Icy.
MEAL az bnsnels very good at 95c.
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HOE THE aDNEWS WAS RECEIVED.

s,uulOn Of the Army Of the Cumberland-Re-
asr,s OF the Great Damage Done 10 the
western Crops by she Recent Unprecedented
Droueht-Federal Troops KIN RoHt for York
,Ovn-StrIkinz and Ri0tons stevedores-In.
,,rss,ing Foreign Events.
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LONDON, September 19.-The Times IN .
leading article this morning says: 1T
must be confessed that the present, while
there are weekly accounts Of murders and
murderous assaults, Is no time to call for
the release OF all suspects. No Govern
meDt, however mercifuliy Inclined. could
afford 10 appear frightened into cleBepcy.
The League sets M example OF moderation.
Exceptional cases may deserve the eonside-
ration OF the Government, but there is too
much reason TO fear That most OF the i'm
prisobed men would resume their criminal
couTses.n
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Reunion OF the Army OF the Cumber-
land.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, September 49,
The city is becoming crowded with stran-
gers from the North aud South TO attend
the rtunion Of the Army OF the Cumberland
and the ex-Confederates' reception. The
public buildings and private residences are
being gayIy decorated. The local, Federal,
and x,C~oniedefste committees held a meet
ing this afternoon, and decided that II the
worst should occur at Long BranchNappro-
pirate memorial services shall be the leading
feature OF the programme.
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RiOtous steyedores fn sayannsh-A
Potseeman Mortafly Wounded.

SAVANNAH, Ga, September l9-fhis
morning the hands engeged In coaling the
steamship Gate City stTuek for two dollars
per day, aud, on being refused, quit work.
Those on sAe steamship Desoug contained
TO work till dinner. When they eame
back nearly all OF them were drunk and
wound not work nev allow others TO dc
so. They took possession OF River street,
leading TO the Ocean Steamship Co@pany,s
wharf, and stopped all business hn mai oil
reetion. A telephone was seat to police
heaaauarters, and Sergeant Harvey and Two
men were dispatched TO the seene OF the
d~ifieulty. The officer, being mounted, mr.
rived before the others, and was at once
attacked by . crowd Of negroes. la th'
lnflke one OF The mob shot the ON
eer, inHicting what is supposed TO be
| mortal wound. Reinforeements OK the pc
lice arrived and dispersed the rioters
though they gathered several times amer
wards and made demonstrations to inter
| fere with the men at work. The ships az
| being loaded tonight under the pro,eetiol
| OF the police. 1t Is feared there VIII D
further trouble tomorrow.
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ELouE.

Flour-We quote : Fine, t4.600a5 extra, w. -
6A7.75: superane, 4B.5D9t6. rs: common lam
lily. s7.75@fs; choice or patent family, $1,000
A8,75,
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ID. w. BLISS,
FRANK n. HAMILTON
ID. hayes AGSRw.

ArToRNEY.GESERAL hAcyEAeHs DISPATCH
ELBgR0N, N, j, September l9.-At ~
O'clock Tonight the following was sent TO
Minister Lowell by Attorney.Generai Mae
Veagh
The President had another chilli OF consl-
derabIe severity this morning, which fol-
lowed so soon after the chill OF last evening
thai il left him very weak indeed. His pulse
became more frequent and feeble than 81 any
time Since he recovered from the immediate
shock Of the wound. and his general condi-
ton was more alarming. During the day
his system hls reacted 70 some extern, ana
he passed the afternoon and evening con-
fortahly. At this hom go o,cIock) ne Is
resting auiesIy, and no disturbance Is ex-
pected during the night. There has Deen
no gain whatever In strength, ana there Is
therefore no decrease OF anxiety.
MacYEAGH, Accomplishment.
mrs LAST MOMENTS.
EGpFEoS, n, j., September 30 Ioii0 z,
M.-The president has thus far passed
comfortable night. He Is DON sieepipg
gIth bis pulse At 100. Taere aFe no inoica
tsonsOi smother chill, 5s aSrs
.43Ag n, -
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n LosDoS, September l9.-The Times cor
respondent at Rome says: "Her Voa
Sehloezer, German diplomat. having con
Guided negotiations with Cardinal Jacobini,
Papai Secretary OF State, Tor the Teesiael'sn-
ment OF a German legation OF the Natica1,
started for Warren On sunday. 4l
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PICTUME.FRAMES. ENeRAv1NGs. q

HAVING RECEIVED MY FAL Il
IL STOCK. am Offering all soods 81 0"ei
prices than ever before. .u =,
"sxI@ PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, complete al
20 40 Ana ana a,s svti OF VELVET sad EBONY
MADE DO ORDER at lowest Ggzres.
P0EE-COaEICES and EATENsbON-cVh
NsJhN 4 .C1HHRoMOs from so, 7tc. to s6~
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Prea,denf nf ChiiI.

BUEYos AYREs, September ia dis
patch from Santiago that DIR.
Santa Maria bias been installed as President
Of Chilli. , a.f lftt
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DEMEMBER STATE FAIR,
H OCTOBER IL. az. Nilf
Sc l7.tocl7 EVERYBODY COMING.
PIANOS. ORGANS, &c-

DEPARTING AND TUNING PIANOS,
II ORGANS, AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
I am now making a specially Of this In all lis
branches. Thankful for the literal patronage given
me for The past TWELVE YEARS, | solicit q con-
ilnuanee OF The same. sstlsiacIion euarsnieed.. All
orders addressed No. 314 east Baker street VIII re-
lceive prompt attention. TIL.
I'D Practical Piano aud urRan-Maker,
form erly or Ninth aud Main street, Richmond, Va.
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urg,PRENDENr ARTHUR SUMMONED

70 ,,seron TO Take the Oath OF once
..President OF the Omitted States.
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,uE PATENTS SUDDEN DISSOLUTION.

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,,sr 10 O'CLOCK AND DEAD
AT 10 rs p. NJ.
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NEW YoRK,-Cleared l7Ih: -ckooDers Henry ",
Grant. sutnh,n. and IN. Parker, Phillips. FOR
Richmond, Va. SAILED l7tb Bark h.k- Leenihuis
Dutch, for Rio Graude do Sui ria Richmond, Va.
PHJLADELPHIA-Clesred l7lh: Sch0oners j.. a
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for Richmond, Va.
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csr6Aeo, September la flour sisaas. ~i,a "a
asnsaa, oas aschansciii Wheat seiiSr, pai @se'
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rnE P. ". OFFICIAL BuLLErIN.

.ELBERoN, September 1876 r. NJ
Though the gravity OF the Presidents con-
dition continues, there has been no aggra'
walton OF the symptoms since the noon Dpl-
letin was issued. He has slept most OF the
time, coughing but little and win ease.
The sputQ remains unchanged. A SUM
Gent amount of uourishment has been taken
and retained. Temperature, 9S.4; pulse,
102; respiration, 10.
ID. w. BLISS,