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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02
RICHMOND MARKETS.
rnursDAY, ssDtsmberl, 1881.
country Predace.

country produce
AD,,Iss . Green-Frotn s1.25 20 81 80 per barrel.
asssbof z2g2Sc. e %, .- . 49,.
B1sttsTs Prime " chOleeYelou, SS9Z.se iAir 20
S' Corr, 9eaI 9oc. 2 basiei ror country; soc for
u 3rfsa Tru1t Apples, fS5e.; Slsexserries go
10e.; cherries / &C.; Tasppsrries' ZS1' psasheS'
peps, S; 1V chickens. IO@2ce.; ducks, ESQ
35c.
HsgSth,rf, gftzp i''e-aoose. soc; o0nnSn. z5e.
Plaass.f. AlGsi.05 = Dusnsi. t..
H1y. Vlrx niA tipofBv eO@ s5c.; cioVer-mixeS,
700S75c.: cover. GOA 65cs h ~ AN
OdsS Mons IN msrSet. -
pofatOss: Irsb-E Early Roge, t2.73Rs3; Pess-
less AZ 5OAf2.75 "a baYrei.
Roots. GSnsens, el.60@Sl .7SbD. seneca nee
q tops, 46c. q N. t 4atrl.a-
: Larf: Country. ll0al2c.
Rvs. S0lae2c. "A 0usnra Hn.Dl Il
Samac. Prime. T3e. +..
SAaeks. 7O@75c.
BaIsd StraU. 45c.
.naiiOto. g., h u. uu. -.
| Hoof: Wasned, rs =: uBri-sago, 25e. Ban
wool VIII bring FROM = 10 nj a .. leo osn
| ABOVE rates. t...,
pemen,. LAms. Plaster, Ss.
Osmsn.; ,Roses,dAls, sl.aSs9sLso y barre
| sI1ihdk ,IlO lsc0htdiag to- aaSf M. Joiait
M, ',nihaI. Al .RSg GSenn's Fa.Is. ti,a.
Pisstsr II Sg :, -: sf'7S srOsAF ss. es'fiAs
! Tar. LiEe axe sa'0V' Nv
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Injury so Plantations and Crops by
tho Late Southern storm.

CHARLESTON. 5. c., September Ire
ports received Yesterday FROM forly-seyen
rice plantations on the CoDbee snd Ashepoo
rivers, Pantowles creek, Edlsio river, and
The eastern and western branches OF Cooper
river, show that the injury from the storm
TO both the plantations aud The crops has
been very serious. Out OF the whole number
mentioned three places only escaped with a
light loss. aud others have been entirely, or
almost e0tirely, covered with salt water.
Breaks are rerofted at over thirty places,
and tue young rice plinted in May and June
Is considered totailoss. March rice, which
is nearly ready for harvesting. bas suffered
from 40 TO 30 per cent; and as many helds,
are sill under water. no definite figure oil
loss can yet be gtYen.
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secretary BIafne.s Dlspnfeh.

ExscUTIvs MANSION, September IL At 81
O'Clock tonight Secretary Blaine sent The
following dispatch:
Loiceh. Minister, LOndss: The Presi-
dent continues 10 do well In bis eating and
digestion, and the swollen gland steadily
improves, butin the pasttwen,y-so Sour hours
he has made no substantial progress 10 bis
general condition. In the fudgmeo, OF
his physicians, however, he slill holds the
YrouOd gained on Sunday aDG Monday last.
dis pulse and tempefaturet0-day have shown
marked increase over the record OF yester-
day. The weather has been exceedingly
warm and sultry, and this may account in
part for the adverse changes noted. Even
IN September, in the climate OF Washing
ton, such an oppressive day a. this has been
Is rsre. BLAfSE, Secretary.
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RICHMOND LIVE-STOCKMARKET

AUGUST al Prizes this week ranged as follows:
.BssT CdttIe-Yery best.4 04bc.; good $40 9sc.'
M di1m or fair qullify. 3d4&c. Rough oxen,
Tho stee ~ ols COWS. &c, 24@2hc q ID. gross.
Hoqs-Very best cOrn'frd, es@se'i common
gtas.S r. &C.. T6sc 4 u. net.
Sheeu-3ka4&c = 10. gross.
LaTabs--45d 5ite. e u gro,s.
ptdis-s3.5 OmS9 f3head. .. ..
u,5cB (iotcs dad Nftites--s20 70 $40 8 head
Anmt g37 mead Of beef cattle, l72 hogs, aud 2Is
sheen and lamDs ON the market ana al sold excs ps
one car load OF cattle That arrived ihls daY k3ls
cattle arket quite brisk and toerebty hrn Al quo
tafiOns. Prices on al grBdes about as last week,
0nalify cOnsidtrei. Common au3 gross hogs arr
teg, Dirt The true ~ On. sheep aud lamb market
Is s. meN has better one lot OF ambs aYeragAg aeoat
93 rs. sold az SIC.
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POtaI AHhtrS.

WAsHISGroS. D. c., September 1.-The
PoNmasier-Genersl to-day issued genera
order directing that on snd after October
1st the system now in operation Of paying
certain clGSse. OF postal Indebtedness by
drafts on what are Known as depository and
draft post-ofllees be entirely discontinued,
and such payments will thereafter be made
By warrants in the Treasury Of United States
and It's branches. Pos masters at present
depository aud draft Offices will after 0cto'
her 1t continue o receive deposits from
other offices aud 20 give certificates there
for, according to existing regulations; but
instead Of boiling money thus deposited
subject to draft, they will remit it 10 full,
together with tbe surplus revenues OF their
own Offices weekly by registered mail 10
Treasurer or nearest Assistant Treasurer Of
The limited States. f. .
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NntionaIDebi Statement.

WASHINGTON, September 1.-The debt
statement issued to day shows the decrease
OF the pnbie debt during the mOnthoi Au-
gust TO be s14.1s1, 22l.32; cash in the Trea-
sury, $40, 49S, 7sS 96; gold certificates,
S5,400, $40; silver certificates, s57,57S,3l0;
certificates OF deposit outstanding, $685..
900; re!unding certificates. S643 900; legal
tenders outstanding, 1916 6Sl016; frac-
tional currency outstanding, S709S, 55902.
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No Highway Robbery.
wRrE sULPBuS SPRINGS.

August 81, 1881.
Editors Richmond Dispatch: In your
nsper o, Yesterday Is 40 extract from the
Wstbeyjlic Enterprise, beaded 20 Highway
Pobbery Of Pr0mioent Crizen," and then
iollogsan account OF tue manner In which
Mss robbed Of s4e0 near my home, In Russell
oouriv. Th,s report originated nearly $
moath $50 without the slightest !ounds.
lion. and has been e0Dtradicied over and
over sgsin. ITS we'll known thst | Trans
ne, all mF business by checks instead Of
c1rrercg. aDd that such a Thing as highway
robbery Is unheard OF in my section Of the
Slate. Please make the correction edito-
r4lly, or insert iAis in your daily Issue.
Respfc fully, W. A. STUART.
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NomIuaIien OF Candidates for the Ie-
gIsIature by the Republicans aud
Readjuaters OF Albemarle.
Especial telegram to The Dispatch.


CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, September L.
Republicans and Readiu'ters Of this county
held their conventions today and nom
mated senator and delegates. They mel
In Independent bodies. Z. W. Early, Re,
publican, was nominated for Seuator. There
was squsJble over the delegates. The
Republicans wanted one, but the Readiust
ers got both. DR.. John +. Richards and l.
w. Bunch we're nominated. Early was elect
cd senator two years ago by combination Of
Debt Paying Democrats and Republicans
beating John z. Massey. Many persons
difficulties grew out Of the result. There
is not universal satisfaction with the nomi
nations. Mr. Massey, Motor Kirker, anC
Superintendent Hardin were present. Mas
sey addressed the ReadiusterS, and stated
that he proposed to follow Daniel around
the State.
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Rsi. 4. guino,s.

I CHICAGO, ,seplsmbst /, dispatches re-
ceiyed here shove that rain tea last night
an over the North west and in Southern Hit
nois. greatly beneflin9 the corn wherever
the crop was 'not yDt wholly destroyed by
tho drought.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

SEPTEMBER The following are The quota
tons:
Dark T55noc0 T0r RrD0rt-LUgs; Common
s5,nS5. so medium. S6Gs6.50; good S7@S7 20
Leaf: Common, ~ 50aSS; mietipm, - 900 ~
good. $l00sll; fine, S12d13, extra nne, sl4G
SIS. Stenming: Some Offering.
Dark Tobacco AGaUfdctHrfng lug. Fiilers
Common. SJn f5.. o; medium s6d 80 %; EOod.
S7n7 so. Leaf Filters: Common, s7@ss: me
dunn. 80 5OG9; good, Sl0fall l: hne, 81 300
$l2: extra me aud SUI. cured. $3.50 $50 wrap
pefs: Common. S0mlO; medium. klU.5Ot9
sl2.50; gooc, sI2@Sl3; hne' sl4@sl5; sAuA-
81 SG S35. 49,. Ill.
Como ON. SS.0OMS9: medium, flOmlli good
sl2@sl3: tine, Sl4@sla. FILTERS: Comm2n, 800
Si0: medium. slO.aQMSll; good, sll.5O0tl2,
ane, si2 5C6s135O Warmers: Common tlSef
sl4; MEDIUM. $3.50 SlS: good. S25@3O nhe,
s45655: fancy. $50 5OaS65. Wrappers, VA.
hogany: Common. sl6dIS; medlum, s22.5Oa
s25: good, s27,5O@s80; fine, s45@s8; extra
S5j@S6O. .
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods Is confined
ORIGINALLY 90 good old heayY-DOded lugs and Ken
lucky River Leaf We quote: 49,
Old lugs, s46+j: Kentucky RIVER rugs
klO6sl2: Kentucky River leai' sl3@sls'
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II will cure entirely the worst form OF Feniaie
Complaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation aud
liberation, Falling and Displacements, and the
CONSEQUENT Spinal Weakness, and IS particularly
adapted to the Change OF Life.
It will dissolve aud expel tuners from the uterus
in an early stage Of development The tendency to
humors there is checked very speedily by
It's use.
II removes flintness, Hatulency, stioys all eraY-
ing for stImulan.s, aud relieves weakness OF TIE
ao,nscb. II cures Boating. Headaches, Nervous
Prostration, General Debility, sleepIessness, De-
preston, and Indigestion.
Tha, feeling Of bearing dorn, causing pain
weight, and backache, Is always permanently cured
hy us use II viii at all times aud under all ereum-
stances act in harmony With the laws that govern
The female system. For the cure OF Kidney Com
nlaiuts Of either sex this Compound Is unsurpassed
LYDIA f. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE CON-
PoUND Is prepared at sss and 2SS Western ave
hue. Lynn, Mass. Prize, al; six bottles for 20
sent BY mail in the form of pills, also In the form o.
o.epges, on receipt OF price, 81 per box for either
Mrs. PISKHAM freely answers all letter' If inquiry
s,nd for pamphI,i. Address as above Mentor
this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA L. PINK
HAMS LIVER Pills. They cure Constipation
DHlousness. and Torpidl,y II the Liver - een'
per BOX. Sold by aIIdraggists aus 2S~eod
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MS GENERAL CONDITION
THE PRESENT ASPECT
SECRETARY BLAINE
Snys there Has Beep No Substantial
Progress in she Past Twenty
-Four Hours.

Other Matters Stthe National CapitaI-Thc
Condition of Public Business Being Dis
eussed-Ths Debt Statement for August
Rain in thc West-SeriOus Destruction by
the southern Storm Hopes OF Arriving al
a nOdus vivendi Between Germany and tho
Vatiean-rae Recent Steamship Disaster;
The Loss OF Life Not Believed TO be 80 Great
as at First Estimated Destructive Fire In
London. &C.
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NY TsIsKrRpD.

NEW AI-hhs
NEW YORK. September l. E00n.-Siocks weak
Money. So uer emit. tXchang-Long, 470a9
479S; short. 4S24, state bonds dun Govern
nientS quiet aud hrm.
gosntno.- ao1ss 2gs06 l-S2 percent tx
0's. lOI: ex. interest new As, Il2s; new As
ll6. states inactive
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. September The Posts finaneia
article Q:4O T.. NJ. editlonJ SAYS: The StOcs-Fx-
are = higher for thu - aud extended 6's The 4f'i
are quoted eX cO1pons. state bonds are STEADY
Raj road bonds are irregular, but gene "a Nv lower
The share speculation has resulted In decline OF
hGlh Der cent. for the leading stocks. The weakest
shares nave been the Southwestern, the Elevated
stocks, North west, Denver and Rio Grande, aud c..
&. 4. and f. The truuk-line stocks and the coal
shares have been comparatively steady. In the
money marke 5M6 per cent ~ the ruling quotation
Tor call lo4ns THERE'S lttie doing ia time loans
AMI prime mercantile paper IS )d6 per cent
The following quotations were current to-day n
2:3O Z. NJ : western Union, S7A; New fork Gen.
trail, l4IA: LAKE snOre, I22A, Michigah Centrai-
3d. New York, Lake tue and Western, 42's,
Western. l28h: New Jersey Central. 92A: Deia.
ware and Hudson, l07h: Reading, 6la North
western 1888; 81 Psnl, ll4$; Waoash ana p
19h; VI. X. aud T.. 3sH; Hannibal nod 81 Jn-
o44; CHIC aud Mississippi. 81, Pacific Nal,
Asa G. G; aud l. G. 2ozi N NoT Psagc
cisco preferred. 7OA; Central Pacific. S9k
Rock Island. 1891; chesapeake and ohio. z64,
Louisville aud Nashville 95 Ontario and West
ern, 29% Illinois Central l262 Canad1 Soat9ern'
63H Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, l5l4; Drn'
yer and Rio Grande, SO: ST Plul and Omaha,
3cA do, prefe1red, lOlA; C.. C., 9. ana l., 20
Ere and Western. 52k: col Coal, so; Ohio ecu
trail, 26; Texas Pacihe. rs. ....k
BALTIMORE b.. l.,
BALTIMORE, September l.-Vrginia g.. defer.
red, 10; consols, IN: second series, 49, new
l0-4Os', 521s. Bid to-day.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, September ] 1881.

'' "tHI SAILS. '
WHEAT White, "a bushels prime seed at a 8 IS I;
bushels very good at 81 so 40 bushels very good
al Al so: 70 bushels good al Sl4S. Lancaster, 40
bushels very scOd At 81 3d. eco bushels very good
a. 1852; 20 bushels common al sl4O. Mixed,
IA 0 bushels prime II 81 81; l72 bushels very good
Al $3.50; 100 bushels good al AS. Fullz, %
$40: 20 bushels very gOOd AZ Al A $50 bushels
good at Sl.40 10 Sl.43; 422 bushels common a. 81
to Sl.35. .... ,.-,--.
CoRN.-whlte, 324 bushels prime AZ sse.; $50
bushels very good al SIC. i
/ OATs-s6 bushels urime wiHttr at &c.: 100
bushes very good winter at CSC; 30 bushels fair
sIaiug AZ 55c.
kYE.-O4 bu,hels prime al Sl.25.
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The Episcopal YetIodfst the we-known rel-
gious paper Of Baltimore, said recently:
f" DR.. Q. W. Benfon, prsctIcing physician.a at NO.
LOG north Eusv street, OF this city (who has paid
much attention to Nervous dlseasesl, has discovered
that Extract Of Celery and Chsmomile. combined
in a certain proportion, invariasly cures Headaehe-
either bilious, dyspepuc, nervous, or sick headache
Neuralgia. Seeplessness. Dyspepsia, Nervousness
and Paralysis. This Il q triumph In medical chem-
isiry. The Doctor IS largely known aud highly re-
sp,ctsd In Baltimore"
Sold by all druggists. Price, so cents box.
Depot, 100 NORTH EUTAw STREET, BALTI-
MORE. MD. BY mail, two boxes for 81. or six
boxes for 81 so, 10 any address.
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cOVerY.
IsDrpgasld Republican,

lspriugneld Republican, fi..
fhe Prince Of Wales, when be lay sick OF
typhoid fever ten years ago, began 10 mend
.ee sunday on which toe doctors declared
PIN q past hope, and which bad been Sc.
,,eesed as day Of prayer in tbe-Uuiied
hlbgdoiH for hs recovery. Charles O'Con-
nor, six years ago, wss given up by bis
aociors, who left bis bedside and pro-
nonneed bin past hope and recovery; but
70. .,e od man Of seyepty-four rallied, even after
ne closing rites Of the church had been per-
formed and The consecrated water placed 10
pls mouth. and called for what he bad long
Ssen begging, pear, ate Il, and Is alive fes
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Ihe Days Review.

~ uSPoRTuNATE Blu Ell y
cAusRs. A, VAGUE FEELING or APPRSHES-
SION AND MAGISTRATES LENGTHY kArLA-
.XATIoN,-wHAf DIR. BLISS HAS 10 SAY, Ac.
.ExguvtyyE MANSION, September l.-Poo,
NJ confidence Ia The permanent character OF
the 8 Presidents recent Improvement WIS
,s ~, shaken this morning by the ua,
~ y male wording OF the, int oinclsl
h,.lleiInpe ~ the day. IumTeferriDg 10
The Fasngbt, iebrile rise which 'ogk
InIseo Inst eyenlDg-a rise which, II IL hau
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Governor Cornell, OF New York, failed to
slso the act for special elections OF con.
giessmeD In the districts made vacant by
.ae election OF Messrs. Miller and Lspham
zoe U0ited States Senate, the death OF
n'' Weod,eud The appointment OF Mr.. Nor
~ y The French mission. These elections
w thSreiore take PLACE. on the first Tues.
ssy 70 November, when a secretary ~
se' Treasurer, Controller, Surveyor, ana
F'A's blgineeF are 70 Dc voted for.
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RlcHMoNp STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. september /. 1884
sALEs--FfHsf BoAHD.-10 shares Eoffdk Aud
Western preferred tB c. al s4s. 10 "a, at ssk. ~
%. 81 50: 10 shares Atlanta ahe Charlotte sbcb a
~, 10 do.at77. 4tri
sEcosD BoAED.-10 shares yorfsm aAd Western
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Flour.

Flour-We quote Fine s4.5O@iJ; extra, u. 25
$3.50. sunerHne, sG.25@s6.jO; common fam
nI. "a 50@S7,75; choice or patent family 20 20
GfS.50. .ti.....tF
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'sPECsACLEs, EYE-CLAssEs, Se.
NRGEN's cRYsT AL.9AEa,
SPFCrAcLEs AND EYF-GAAssEs,
only rs cents; Only 20 cents.

RECOMMENDED ny OUR REsT pHysiCikNs,
x<nwN AND usEnIN EvtRY COUNTY IN
THerTATE-
over 90 900 sold ~ sirslae MAny i~ ma ~
No. axg and you viii receive them =, hsxt ISL.
sfa sss eocs OF eve. soa length Of iias you sN's
used svselae "a, and son gu = ,nisss .H,1s
H. sissf n NAs Ycl. eos. and zoe,
80 iecornsr second sBd Broad, kichwen@sA =
| aale-E Ss&Snts h,s rFt,sfe slta.sg, g.gi =.
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Fire I'm London.
-. G.l 4ny...- \ -,

LONDON, September Warehouse No.
as; Cbeapside, in this city, was completely
destroyed by fire to-day. IL was five
story binding, whose basemezt was used
ss wine. and spirItstoTP, where the 6Fe
'originated. The fumes leapsd to Nos. 10
and AZ, occupied by p. w. CowhiIl Il Go.
rs an india-rubber house, oD the other side
Of Broad street. These and seven other
houses on Broad street we're almost entirely
burned. The Hremen are doing their ut.
most TO prevent the spread OF the flames.
Foreign Items.
, LONDON. September .-Speakman d Son,
stock brokers, OF Manchester. hare failed.
Liabilities estimated At 100000 rr
The Manchester GsGrdi1n, in it, COM
mercisl article this morning, says: ''During
the month OF July this market hardly ex-
ceeded the average production OF a single
fortnight, aud certainly the business OF Au-
gust has, 10 say the least, shown no i'm.
provenent." The GuQrlian adds: owe
are informed that some hundreds OF copies
OF list OF Liverpool firms who are con-
Dpcted with the cotton corner have been
distributed on Change. This has already
Bad some effect"
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repOse, which itihm MOI md heretofore,
and which indicates = better stsie Of the
entire system,
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LoSDoy, September 4 .@-In regard to N,
wreck OF the 'UeioD cotnpaBy's steamer
Teuton. near Qipin Point. the company
has received q Telegram announcing that
another boat With Ebe second, third, aud
fourth offieefs three sesmen, two 6remes,
and one cooley has arrived III Simonsi0wn.
The occupants believe that another boat
with thirty women aud children may still
arrive. The steamer Daniel goes In search
Of the survivors The company hope that
The loss Of NE h not 30 great as was at Brst
estimated. They believe that abot sfty
passengers Tor KnysDa were landed al Cape.
town, TO proceed 30 their destination in
smaller steamer. Most OF the passengers
were eDigFapts. rtl 30
Gernsa ~ aad ahe Vatican.
LoND0N, September 1.-The North Esr-
man Gdzetfs says DR. Won Schlozer was
able, while Temporarily soiourning in Rome
during the summer, 10 open confidential
relations with Eceit siastics with whom he
was formerly acquainted. This has caused
both parties 10 hope that 1t will be possible
TO arrive az q nodes Uiuendi wIihoat re-
nouneing principles imperatiyely demand
ed by their relative POSITIONS.
With a view tofuTiher pursuing the path
opened towards an understanding, IT. Van
Sehlozer has returned to Rome 10 conn.,
deniialIy discuss points which admis OF fur
Their mutual concessions. II may be pre-
sumed hat the negotiations will serve as
basis for ulterior decisions with reference
TO filing vacant Sees and for legislative
measures analogous 10 those submitted TO
the Diet hast year.
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WHAT FIRST CLASS Physicians SAY OF
THEM.
"Dr Begson's Celery and Chamomile Pills are
worth their weight I'm god In Nervous and Sies
Headache r-fDr. A. II. schichter, OF Baltimore.
..These Celery and Chamomile Pills Of Or. Ben
son,s are invaluable in Nervous Diseases."-tDr
Hammond, OF New York.
Dr. Beuson's PIlis FOR the cure OF Neuralgia arr
A success" -[Or. G. p. Holman, Of ChrlsliansburE
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( by TELEGRAPH TO THE DlsPArcH.l

. EXECUTIVE MANSION, September $50
"A. observation-disclosures O'Clock last
evening the President had some feyerlsh.
ness, snd his pulse ranged from los to 116.
This condition, which was unaccompanied
by rigors or sweating, had subsidized by mid.
aighi, and did not interfere with bis sleep.
He had on The whole good night, and tins
morning his condition Is fully as favorable
As yesterday at satne hour. Pulse, 100;
Temperature, 9S 4; respiration, IL.
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ID. W. BLISS,
j. h, BARNES,
j. j. w OODwARD,
ROBERT REYBURS,
EKANK IL. HAMILTON.

ExscuTyB MANSION, September 1-11:l5
a, M.-lUnoficlsl Bulletin. l-The President
thus far IL bhyiDg quite comfortable day.
tie cbe@ed another piece Of heeisiesk and
swailowed piece early this morning, and
since then has had little chicken cooked In
milk, besides the usual allowance OF beef
extract and porsdge. All his symptoms
continue favorable.
EXECUTIyE MANSION, September 1---12:3O
=. N -(Oflicisl )-Attbe morning dressing
OF the President the 1bscess OF The psrotid
gland was found 10 be Giscbsrging freely.
Il looks well end continues IN diminish in
size. The state Of the wound rem9ins the
same. HIS general condition is not mate
rally different from what II was AZ this
hour yesterday, except that the pulse is
somewhat more frequent. Pulse, 10S; tenn
perature, 9S 6; respiration, IS .r.
ID. W. BLISS,
J. *. BARNES,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

No family should be without LYDIA L. PINK
RAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
Dtlousness. aud TorpidI,y Il The Liver, - esn''
per BOX. Sold BY all druggists aus ao-e0d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, September l.-vlrginia g.. defer
red, 10: cOnsOls, TN: second series, 80; ne
lO-40s', 52ls Bid to-day.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-07-06
Capt. Jacks Silver Wedding.

The Marietta Times gives an ex-
tended account of the celebration of
Captain Jack Harrison's Silver
Wedding, which occurred at their
Belpre residence, June 10Th. The
Times says:
Two hundred invitations were
issued, a great many of which were
to friends between here and
Wheeling, the Captains old stamp
ing ground for Is years, while
steamboating. About 100 persons
were present and many letters of
regret from friends not being able
to attend. Supper, of all the del
lcacles the season affords, was serv-
ed at 10 o'clock. The bride and
groom's daughters, Misses Mamie
and Dode, had principal charge Of
arrangements and did themselves
great credit in entertaining so large
gathering, The presents were
numerous and some of them valua-
ble"-
consisting of everything useful
and ornamental that is fashioned
out of silver, which the account
enumerates at length, with the
names of the givers, closing with:
"The bride and groom did their
best to entertain their friends, and
although IS years had tinged their
heads with silver, bid fair to cele-
brate their golden anniversary"
The great difficulty, as it seems
to us, in our and everybody's old
friend Capt. Jacks having a party
of any kind, would be in knowing
what to do with all his friends, OF
where to stop inviting anywhere
between Parkersburg and Wheel
ing for we well know he has hear
ty, warm friends at every landing
and at every farmhouse and in ev-
cry village and city home in that
trade.