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OUR STOCK OF SILK GOODS IS BY FAR TIH
LARGEST IN THIS STATE, AND AMONG
THEM HUNDREDS or SURPRISING
BARGAINS THAT WANT OF SPACE
DOES NOT PERMIT Us TO
ENUMERATE.

1 case Of LUsTRE DRESS GOODS at sAc., value
12Ic.
Ga ALL-WOOL FLANNEL sUITINGs At 75c.;
ga ALL-WOOL MPORTED sUITISGs at
sl.1O, cost upwards OF 3l.50 to import;
FLANNEL SUITINGs Of every description at
most attractive prices;
IS pieces ALL-WOOL CoLORED CASHSIEREs
at 42c.-gcneral value GOc.
46-INCH FRENCH CAMEL 's-HAR CLOTH
sUITINGs at S2c.-Vslue 81;
44-INCH FRENCH SUITING at 55c.-sold every
where at 75c.
44-INCH COLORED CRAZE CLOTHS at 5sc.-
general value s5c. yard;
% pieces ARNURE DRESS GOODS at 1Oe. y
yard-sold generally at l6'.c.;
In NOVELTY DRESS FABRICS for combination
suits we have every variety In SILK GOODS,
WORSTED AND SILK, as well as the cheaper
class II materials:
DREss-TRIM.uNCs, BUTTONS, &C., OF every
description ut most attractive prices;
80 dozen COESETs, ~ bones lhip-adJustngl, at
25c
our 50c.-CORsET has just been reduced from
Csc;
CORSET Of every make and description, among
them DR.. WARMERS HEALTH AND
NURSING, MADAME FOY'S sKIRT-sUP-
PORTING, \ La GiRENE, HERCULES
SUPPORTING, JONEss CORDED SIDE,
La BELLE FORME, IOO-BONE, BON-TON,
IMPROVED PLIABLE, ABDOMINAL;
We will also offer this week another special pur-
chase OF
LACE CURTAINS in REAL LACE, NOT
TlNGIiAM and GUIPURE;
Among them viii lie LACE CURTAINS at 62c.-
formely sold at sl.25;
LACE CURTAINS at s2.5O-tho quality sold at
81;
Also, NOTTINGHAM LACE by the yard, from
DC. : yard up-among them will be found
many novel designs;
a very large stock or LADIES', GENTLEMEN's.
and CHILDREN'S KNIT UNDERWEAR al
attractive prices.
COHEN BROTHERS,
&C 29-Sa,su&Th Fourth and Broad street.
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A gentleman OF this city has kept stand.
ing IN one OF the most public places OF
Eichmond for weeks aa open cffer to BET
si,OJO to 800 that the Roadjusters will
have the Legislature on Joint lailot. No
taker.- Wig Of yesterday.
Several Democrats, anxious to find that
gentleman, went in search OF him 10 the
Wig Office yesterday, but they couldn't
find hinI What ncxtl Bring on your
man Tell his name as a warning to other
Resdiusters not 10 humbug you with their
boasts.
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Your vote may be unnecessary to the
success Of our legislative ticket in Rich
mond; but how do you know that JOHN w.
DANIEL will not need itS MARCUS MORTON
was once elected Governor OF Massachu-
sets by a majority Of one vote. r. b.
HAYES WAS elected President Of the United
States by one msiority-s TO Z. Often and
over again have we known popular cleo
lions TO be decided by single vote. The
vote OF all the counties and cities are added
up together to find CAHsRoH's and DANIELS
strength. BE sure to vote for DASIEL.
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ma Contest in Viroinia.

Read below what a Stalwart Republican
paper Of New York-thc Commercial Ad-
uertiSer--says OF our contest in Virginia,
and make up your mind at once that you
Will not only vote on Tuesday next, but
will induce at least one other man TO sup
port DANIEL, BARBOUR, and MCKINNEY.
Read:
"1he battle in Virginia to-day is one Of
Democratic Ignorance, dishonesty, and
seli-serying, and i! is the duty Of the Pre-
sident, and all who believe with him in the
intentions Of Ropublcanism, TO hit the enc
my chip and thigh ,; 10 use all the powers
he holds to overthrow the old-time, ante
bellum principles that still live in the Bour-
bon Democracy Of Virginia"
Read-again;
"The President should not yield one
lota in his plan TO put and keep in power
those who have made the nation what it is.
Put none on guard who are not honest Re-
publicans in principles and acts"
What Democrat Will fail to vote? What
Democrat but will vote against MALONE?
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HARRISONBURG.
rAEsRON's WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS

CAhEkONs WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENT
|, BETTING ON THE ELECTION, &C.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
NOVEMBER 3, 1881.
Colonel Cameron, Coalition candidate for
Governor has been deyoting some OF the
closing days OF the canvass 90 the Valley.
He spoke ut Winchester Monday to large
audience, and at Mount Jackson Tuesday
night where he was presented with gold
headed cane voted 10 him few weeks ago
by his friends in lIarrisonburg. He came
TO Harisonburg on the cars Wednesday
afternoon, but did not stop, and went on
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TT MONUMENTAL CHURCH.-The
Rev. GHonGK PATTERSON, p. d., chaplain Of the
Chlmborazo Hospital during The war, will preach
In Monumental church To-NsRIow at III A. M.
and Pm.
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IT SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and Sixth strectl.-Rev. HBSBY
MCDONALD, ID. d., win preach On SUNDAY at IL
A. VI. and 1880 L. VI.
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The Educational Journal Of V;,yinia
for November Is notso good No. rs some
Others we have read, but Is nevertheless
worth moro than IL costs.
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"a vanishing faction" That's it exact
ly. After Tuesday next, goodbye to Ma
honesm in Virginia. Only the Democrats
and the Republicans will be lett when the
next contest takes place.
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/, ANNIVERSARY CELE

h9T THE ANNIVERSARY CELE-
BRATION OF THE GRACE-sTREET BAPTIST
MISSIONARY AND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
viii take place az the church corner Of Grace and
Foushce strectsl on SUNDAY EVENING nj half
past O'Clock. Sermon by Rev. Or. a. II. BnowS,
Of Richmond College.
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TT THIRD PRESB YTERIAN
misunderstanding at l / a. NJ. and 1880 p. VI.
The pastor, Rev. W. SCOTT, will lie Assisted by
lis father, Rev. j. A. SCOTT, Sr., Of Winchester
Presby.cry.
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1t GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH-Rcy. DIR. READ, pastor-ser-
vices at IL \. VI and at ~ +. y. The discourse At
~ L. NJ viii be- u continuation Of = series on The
Parallels Of our Lord.
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Well well, here's impudence for you-a
copy OF VEsEoH's humbug almanac for
1882 sent 30 usi
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nT sRYENTH-sTREET CHRISTIAN
CHuRCH.-Tbe pastor, Rev. J. 2. TYLER, will
preach at IL A. NJ. and 7:30 T.. N. Seats free. All
welcome.
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IL SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.-
The Rev. Il. L. DABNEY, ID. d., Of Union Thco-
logical Seminary, at II \. VI. The Rev. j. r.
BOwNAN, ID. D., Of IIarrisonburg, at A. z. VI.
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-Four millions OF Democrats In the United
States call upon you 10 vote for DANIEL,
BARBOUR, and McKixssY.
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MILITARY NOTICEs.

4 TTENTION, COMPANY CAS- =
~ semble mt room over National Bank Of Vlr- q
GINA, corner Eleventh ana Main streets. To- M
NIGHT Saturday st 8 o'clock. business Of Il
importance and court-martis.
BY command Captain VI. l.. SPOTSwOOD.
no SILT j. II. CHEENERY, o. :.
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BE sure that you vote next Tuesday II
you never vote again. Now is the day and
now the hour when your assistance Ia
needed.
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ut CENTENARY METHODIST
south side OF Grace between Fourth and Fifth
sircet,l.-Serrlce at 1 o'clock 4. NJ conducted by
the pastor, Rev. T.. A. PETERSON. At ~ p. 81.
Rev. II. y. SLEDD, ID. d., will preach.
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III LAUREL-STREET METHODIST
Rev. j. J. LAFFERTY will preach at l o'clock A
NJ. and Rev. Il. A. PETEEsONat * T.. N.
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Ut FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth AMI Broad strcets).-Rev. j. q. HAw-
THoRYE, d. d. pastor, viii preach on SUNDAY At
IL a. M.-subiect "a Glimpse Of Heaven"
and at 1880 +. M.-subject " The Final suprema-
cy Of the Righteous All welcome.
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III FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH seventh street between Grace and
Droadl-Rcv. w. G. scnAyrFBR, pastor.-Lord's
supper at IL A. ~; The Three Hundred and
slxiy-fourh Anniversary OF the Reformation al
1880 z. VI. An welcome. Seats free.
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IT FIRST PRESB YTERIAN
URCH.-Preachlug at IL 4. NJ. and 1870 L. NJ.
by Rev. THOMAS DREW.
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RI TRINITY CHURCH Corner OF
Twentieth and Broad strects)-ReT j. WILEY
BLBDSoE, pastor.-Prcaching ut IL ~ NJ and at
1880 f.. W. Young mems praycr-meeiing from 3
10 l.. NJ.
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1T BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH corner Tenth and Broad).-sUNDAr,
November G.-Prcaching by Rev. W. G. STARR. d..
D., pastor. At IL 4. h.-subjoct, Longing 70
Look Through the Gates Aiar" At 1880 p. NJ
subject; "The Teacher OF All the Teachers" A
cordial Invitation 10 all.
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FTMANCHESTER PRESBYTERIAN
CIIURCH.-The Rev. NJ. n. WOODwOgTH, OF
West Virginia, VIII preach at ii 4. NJ. and the
Rev. ALEXANDRA MARTIN, ID. d., OF Danyllc-
Va. at 1880 +. b.
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LECTURE.
MOZART HALL.


MOZART HALL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NorExbBn orn,
ARCHIBALD forces,
she celebrated war correspondent OF the London
Nsrs, viii deliver his immensely popular lecture
on the
INNER LIFE OF WAR CORRESPONDENT.
Admission, 50e.; reserved seats s5e. extrn--ts
be had at c. r. Johnstons, ols Main street, sa,ur-
day morning. no 3-6t
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Boston is trying to replace its bad water
with well water.
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1T CASSIME RES, KERSEYS,
TWEEDS. SOCKS, HANDKERCIuEFS, COLI
LARS, TIES, JEWELRY, LACES, NOTIONS
CORSETS, SHAWLS, NEILINGS, BIACK-SlLk
PRINCES, CORDS and TASSELS, BLEACHED
and BROWN COTTONS, FLANNELS IN all
cOl0rs, plain and tWillcd. For bargains OF all
kinds call early at -
ID. 6 T.. buTTELDORFER'S,
Oc 23-Sa.su&W 527 BrOtd street.
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kg HUTZLER BROTHERS, -e9
525 BROAD STREET. JesS&S

Lock ct our large assortment OF SLIGHTLY
DAMAGED ALL-LINEN GENTLEMEN'S
HANDkERCHIEFs stHALF PRICE;
Selling ont our large stock of FINE CANVAS
MATS and TIDES at LRSs THAN COST;
Look ut our immense stock Oi NECkWEAR And
HOSlERI-eXtra cheap;
We continue To sell our FASHIONABLE DRESS
TRIMMINGS 81 tie extremely low prices that
have attracted so many customers;
All cOlsrs ZEPIIYRS at &c. per ounce:
Latest styles and lowest prices IN FASHIONABLE
MILLINERY;
TRIMMED HATS and BONNETS, FEATHERS,
FLOWERs, PLUSHES, VELVETS, aud RIB
BOSS ~ the lowest prices In the city. nos
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
T IMMENSE ATTRACTION
THE SPIRIT OF iMpnovEMENri

We have again been compelled 70 look for fur
Their space.
The rapid increase Of our business has necessi-
taied US to enlarge our sIoreroom and also occupy
the entire second foor 33I140 feet, which VIC have
fitted up in a most convenient manner as a sales
room for CARPETS, On-CLOTHs, MATING,
LACE CURTAINS, CLOAKs, and other READY
MADE WRAPS, sIIAWLs, etc.
Our stock in overy department is this season she
most attractive as to styles, qualities quantities,
and prices that money and perseverance could
place before the public.
We shall offer this week
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DEATHS.

Died, al the rcsidcnee Of bis parents, In Man
chester. on the 17th Of October, HOWARD H.,
infant son OF y c. and T. v. Dyer; aged six days.
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RICHMOND THEATRE.
GRAND sHAKSPEARIAN EVENT.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, NoYKxBBR 7rH
AND STII.
appearance ~ the pcpular tragedian,
THOMAS w. kEENE,
supported by
GEORGIA TYLER, GEORGE LEROCK,
OCTAVlA ALLEN.
ana powerful stock company, under the manage
mems Of
WILLIAM r. HAYDEN.
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER I'm,
ShakspcSre's Tragedy, In ave acts, Of
MACBETH
AihcDeth........... ............, Thomas w keenc.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER STH,
shakspeares grand historical Tragedy, In slx acts,
Of
RICHARD ILL.,: on, THE BATTLE OF BOS-
WORTH FIELD.
Duke OF GlosfeT.... Thomas w. keene.
Reserved seats. al. Sale of seats opens sAYuH-
DAY, November 9Th. ~ Ramos Moses and ofnee
Of Theatre. Admission: 20, rs, so, and 76c.
Doors open 7:l5 +. NJ; curtain rises at &.
no 4-3ts
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III LEA & PERKINS, SAUCE,
THE WORCESTERSHIRE
Delicious with
MEATS, GAME, SOUP, WELSH RAREBTTS, Sc,
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
jy 17-Saly Agents
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SPECIALTIEs:

ALL-sILR SURAH sATINs, in dark and most
desirable shades, at &c. yard;
10 pieces WHITE and CREAM SATINs at 75c.,
our general sl.25-luali:y;
5 pieces PONsON's BLACK SILKS tquallty 81
at 75c. our lowest general price being sl.25;
8 pieces BONNET's sATIN-FIEIsH at $I.s5,
the lowest value being s2.75.
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GROCERIES,. LIQUORS, &c

GWISS CHEESE,
- ROCHEFORT CHEESE,
PINEAPPLE CHEESE,
EDAA CHEESE,
OLD ENGLISH CHEESE.
FRESH DAIRY CHEESE,
SAHSAGO CHEESE,
ELEGANT CLIPPED BEEF, 90
mol CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-05

DICIIMOND THEATRE.
SATURDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT ONLY
NOVEMBER 5TH-
the great Irish drama, EVICTION,
IS played over SIX hundred times in ireland, Scot
land, and England by
CHARLES T.. WERNER
and hi. powerful dramatic company.
Overlooking with Funl Thrilling and Resllstlc =
Laughter and tears crowd each otheri
Every scene life picture
New scenery and wonderful mechanical effects I
ACT /. The Eviction. A great realistic scene OF
the present troubles In Ireland.
ACT II. Revenge.
ACT III. Hunted Down. great sensation
scene.
ACT w. Queenstown Harbor.
Pricesas usual. Reserved seats on sale at RAMOS
MOSES and office OF Theatre. Doors open 7:l5
L. VI. curtain st 8. Matinee, 81 +. ". Admis-
sion, rs and 30 cents; reserved seats, so cents.
no 4-2tH
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.
pULMONAlPULMONA!PULMONA

I. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist, 9l9 Main
street. has secured the exclusive agency Tor Rich
mond city and IIenrico county.
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AMVSEMENTG.
VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL EXPOSI
TON CONCERTS.

VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL ENPOSI-
TON CONCERTS.
SATURDAY, NoYRNBhR 3, 1881,
under direction OF Professor G. {. De NORDHN-
DORF.
4. Msrabella KalZcs Strauss.
3. Baritone,
Luther II. Jenkins.
4. Come, Ny Darling to the Dell. DC NOrdendorf,
his5 1heicea Pulling.
D. Johanna Scnottischc. Trcmcr
G. Non yer CTS Not Trucl ............T. Mattel.
Miss Bertha Voclker, with Frcnch-horn accom-
panimcnt.
7. Duet from Tourists In 4 Pullman Carr
DE NordendOrr
Misses Norah Allen and Carrie Walters.
:. Opeiaiic LancerS...............De NOrdendOrf
.. Rocked In the Cradle Of the Deep. ..... Ballid
Benjamin p. Cosby.
10. TOujOurs on Jamsis, Nnllzes. Wsldteufcl
Admission 10 both concert and Exposition, 25c.
Commences at 2 O'Clock promptly.
TICKETS at tie door, ccrncr OF Seventh and
harshhll streets. no silt
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AZ SPECIAL ATTRACTION FOR
FAIR WEEK.
GRAND EXHIBITION

GNAND FAIIIHIIIUN
or
HANDSOME AND STYLISH GOODS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MT BIG ARRIVAL.

$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS.
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welcome.
Ut FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth AMI Broad strcets).-Rev. j. q. HAw-
THoRYr, ID. d., pastor, will preach on SUNDAY I'll
IL a. M.-subiect: "a Glimpse Of Heaven"
and at 1880 7. M.-subject: THE Final suprema-
cy Of the Righteous All welcome.
-
IT SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and Sixth strectl.-Rev HENRY
MCDONALD, ID. d., win preach on SUNDAY at IL
A. NJ. and 7:30P.M.
nj THE ANNIVERSARY CELE-
BRATION OF THE GRACE-STREET BAPTIST
MISSIONARY AND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
viii take place at the church corner Of Grace and
Foushee strectsl on SUNDAY EVENING at half
past o'clock. Sermon by Rev. DIR. a. u. BnowS,
OF Richmond College.
1T BR0AD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH (corner Tenth and Broad).-SUNDAr,
November G.-Preaching b. Rev. W. G. STARR, d..
D., pastor AT IL \. M-subjoct, Longing to
Look Through the Gates Aiar." At 1880 p. NJ
subject: "The Teacher OF All TIE Teachers" A
cordial Invitation 10 all.
ut CE MT Il y AIRY METHODIST
south side OF Grace between Fourth and Fifth
streets -Serrlcc at o'clock 4. VI. conducted by
the pastor, Rev. Z. A. PETERSON. At ~ p. 81.
Rev. II. y. SLEDD, ID. d., will preach
ri TRINITY CHURCH Corner OF
Twentieth and Broad sirects)-Rcr j. WILEY
BLgDsoE, pastor.-Prcacmng at IL 4. NJ and at
1880 f.. W. Young mems prayer-meeiing from 3
70 4 Pm.
TLAUREL-STREET METHODIST.
Rev. j. J. LAFFERTY will preach at l o'clock A.
NJ. and Rev. T.. A. PETEIsoNat ~ PM.
~ FIRST PRESB YTERIAN
CHURCH.-Preachlng at IL \. VI. and 1870 T. NJ.
by Rev. THOMAS DREW.
III SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.-
The Rev. r. L. DABNEY, D. d., Of Union Thco-
logical Seminary, at IL 4. VI. The Rev. j. Il.
BOWMAN, ID. d., Of IIarrisonburg, at A =. NJ
tCT THIRD RESBYTERIA
CHURCU.-Prcachinqa at l l A. NJ. and 1880 p. VI.
The pastor Rev ". y. SCOTT will he Assisted by
lis father, Rev. J. A. SCOTT, 81, Of Winchester
Presbylcry.
1t GRACE-ST Rect PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH-Rcy DR.. READ, pastor.-ser-
vices at \. VI. and at ~ 7. y. The discourse at
~ T.. VI. will De a continuation Of : series on the
Parallels Of our Lord.
1T MANCHESTER PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-The Rev. N. ~. WooDwoBTH, OF
West Virginia. VIII preach At IL 4. NJ. and the
Rev. ALEXANDRA MARTIN, ID. d., Of Danyilc-
Va. at 1880 r. b.
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PULA0NA, TIE GREATEST KNOWN RENE
Df FOR COUGHS, THROAT, AND
LUNG TROUBLE.
IL requires only fair trial 10 convince one Of It's
eftcacy. Il; gives satisfaction In every instance.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-18
NdriOGtt0ta Notes,

Very unexpectedly, considering the
amount of rainfall for the past two or
three days, there was a fall of one inch in
the river at this point yesterday, the
gauge showing but nine feet seven inches,
against nine feet, eight inches $the day
before. A further rise must, however,
in the nature of events, be recorded in
the next few days.
The lightning Gem City, of
the Saints line, whose running rec
ord between ST. Louis and St. Paul
for season, has never been approached
on the upper Mississippi, arrived ON her
weekly round trip between the two Saint
ly cities at 2:30 yesterday morning
rather ahead of time-and left on her
return promptly at 10 a. m. The Gem
brought in a fine passenger trip and o
goodly manifest of freight, and took out
nearly hundred people and eight cars
of freight-potatoes, cranberries and mis-
cellaneous merchandise. The longer the
Gem runs the brighter gem she appears
in the eyes of the travelling public. The
War Eagle, the companion round -trip-a-
week boat of the Saints line, is their next
boat for St. Louis, to arrive iii time to
leave at 10 a. m. Tuesday.
The staunch, sure and comfortable
Libbie Conger, of the Diamond 10 line,
put in an appearance at p. m. yester-
day, bringing in large freight and fair
compliment of people. She got away on
her st. Louis trip at p. M, with cabin
full of people and considerable freight.
The next boat of this line will be the
steamer Josie for Wednesday next.
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PERSONAL.

A. j. Chamberlin, Boston, Mass, at the
Clarendon.
DR.. j. W. Daniels, of st. Peter, was at the
Metropolitan yesterday.
E. Porter, Joliet, H., is among the arrivals
at the Clarendon hotel.
Mr.. H. G. Fischben has gone East on 8
| business and pleasure trip.
Mrs. j. D. McAuliff and son, st. Louis, are
| stopping at the Clarendon.
RE Odell and wife, Dubuque, registered
| last night at the Clarendon.
| At the Metropolitan. J. W. Daniels, st.
| Peter; and Fiulay Dun, and W. W. Ford, Lon
don.
At the Merchants: J. D. Lawler, Prairie
du Chen; and J. D. Hallard, r. j. c. Irvine,
q. 8. A.
| Mr.. Joe Miller, of White Bear Lake. was in
/, the city yesterday and reports the finest duck
shooting Of the season.
i John E. Glover, Esq, of Hudson, Wis, one
| of the leading lawyers of Northern Wisconsin,
was in the city yesterday.
Senator Nc MILAN leaves for Washington to-
| morrow by the noon train to attend a commit
tee netting called by the late Congress.
| Hon. J. N Castle, of Saltwater, called at
| the GLOBE Office yesterday. Senator Castle
| has no aspirations for the gubernatoria
chair.
! Hon. C. F. Buck. ".the Senator from Vino
! na," after spending few hours in St. Paul.
returned home yesterday. He did not labor
under an impression that an extra session OF
the legislature had been called. Far differ
ent.
| Chief of Police Munger and Detective Hoy,
of Minneapolis, were in the city yesterday.
| They looked as innocent as lambs, but their
| brogans gave them away. They had been
| ploaghing through Knapheid's corn yard, and
were looking for that balloon. They said SO.
The GLOBE yesterday mentioned the return
| of John Wann, Esq, from visit to the Old
World, and incorrectly stated that his family
returned with him. This is a mistake, as his
family is still in Germany, where they will re-
main to finish the education of their children.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-18
Mornina Ete,cs and Erpeetatiom.

ELBERoN, Sept. lT.-Dr. Boynton says he
feels better about the Presidents condition
this morning than yesterday morning. He
does not consider there is any marked i'm
provement, however, excepting that the
wound looks better The cabinet is expected
this evening. Defrbinated beef blood is being
administered TO the President by enemata
Arrangements are being made to have fresh
blood brought here daily. The patient had
two ounces last night and three this morning.
Good results are expected from this treat
ment.
ELBERoN, Sept. 17.-Dr. Bliss does not think
there has been any marked change for the bet
ter in the Presidents case. The wound looks
better this morning, the pus being of more
healthy character. Suppurator from the
parotid gland is trife less thar it has been
The lung trouble has not increased in area
and is considered to be in better condition.
The cough is less annoying and expectoration
not so exhaustive. A better day than yester
day is expected. His pulse now stands at LOG.
New YORK, Sept. 17.-From Posts Long
Branch special: DR.. Boynton says there has
been slight subsistence of aggravated symp-
toms of yesterday. He looks to be quieter
to-day. The Presidents mind is rather clearer
and brighter. Last night he was fighty, ard
his pulse fuctuated. AS usual, there was
some fever, but not so much as on some
previous nights. Referring to the discharge
of a clot of blood from the wound, DR.. Boyn-
ton said it had no particular significance ex-
cept that it shows the unhealthy state of the
wound, and is characteristic of bad pus. He
spoke of the lung trouble as coming from a
number of small assesses, rather
than from the one large abscess They
began in inflammation, and culmineted in
suppuration ultimately breaking down the
tissues. Some Of these small assesses might
have begun some time ago, and Others may be
forming now.
In answer to the inquiry whether there was
ground for considering the change to-day a
positive improvement, he said it was too early
to give an opinion on that. There had been
for moment slight apparent amelioration
of symptoms. Nothing could be decided upon
such temporary incident, in cases of this
sort.