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

The old Manchester CandL--A writer in
the Dispatch wishes to know when the
Manchester canal was built. IL he refers
10 the milIrace, the records Of Manchester
will give him the information, and II he re-
fers TO the old canal which heads at or near
the base OF Mount Robin, two miles above
Mayo's bridge, he will also find some ac.
count OF it in copies made by the Court
there OF the deeds given and received ny
Trent, Wardaw, Mayo, and Others.
The ruins Of the old Wardlaw canal
eyince even to this day the ambitious de.
sign OF its founder. A granite lock OF
Cyclopean proportions may be seen stand
inc almost intact within two hundred yards
of the south terminus OF the Belle Isle
bridge. Ii is oyergrown with shrubs and
climbing plants, and may be readily found
by an industrious observer. The cowhage
which grows so plenteously along the tracks
OF our roads aud waterways, and which Is
enormously believed to be poisonous, covers
this melancholy ruin with Its green leaves
and beautiful trumpet-shaped flowers. IL
is full OF interest to the anliquary, and al
fords the artist hint for a picture, which
be might rjghtfnlly call "The Conquest OF
Nature over Art"
Not only Is the old canal in ruins, but the
grand old mansions OF Clarke aud Ward
law. that Immediately overlooked It even as
late as the first half OF the present century,
have either wasted away by Are or been
buried under the ramparts Of the late Con-
federates,
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RiGIMOND SEMINARY.
W ~
yoHN II. POWELL, PRINCIPAL;
AfG. y. g. PA TON aad
GkG J. *. GARRETT,
ASAoCIAae PRINCIPALS.

W.. eOnhaued growth OF this SCHOOL FOR
sseDsNS LADIES haying rendered u necessary TO
xos Increased accommodations, the building
fa1so EAST GRACE STREET ias been leased
s1d ,ef4a 0f yeEfs. This bnildIDg was designed
sebolteof teof number Of years has hcen used for
Iss. pes2oses, Il viii be thoroughly Fepaired and
oA eseie In ali its appointments. The accom-
dse Ter bOerdsfs are the beet. Two young "a
sired Fsss, and tisxle rooms provided when de-
toe apartment and all Necessary atten-
~ Hvhdsd or the sick.
ls. 1igs ssse1p'o VII REOPEN MONDAY, September
LSs ,,iormstlos as 70 prices &C., apply for eata-
SS9o dlwkleedts JOHN II. POWELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17
TYIvERSITY SCHOOL DAY AND

L BOARDING.. PETERSBURG, VA-Seyen-
teenih session begins MONDAY, October Sd. Thor
tugh PREPARATION for Uniyersiy OF Virginia, U. $.
Nsyal and Military Academies. Highly recon-
mended by Faculty Of University: location healthy;
bapils uniformly successful Early application adj
vsed. AZ number OF bOarders IS limited. For cats-
logre address. W. GORDON MCCABE,
N -. dom PriuCiDai.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

Rp,xps -Tbs old Genito mills 10 Pew
,atsu county have. been destroyed BY bre.
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DAMPATIKE ACADEMY.

The regular session of this school will open on the
FIRST OF OCTOBER. under he charge of Mr.. x.
DAVIS. graduate OF the University of Virginia.
For circulars. apply 10 Colonel THOMAS II. CAR
TER. MaHquIu pOst-Ofice. King William county
Va ~ SOW ,Th& Sa&swtOc1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

AN IMPORTANT ADVANCE IN THE MANUFAc'
TURE OF TOILET SOAPS vas The introduction OF
gycerlne. The transparent soaps Of j. 4 T. At
KINsoN really contain a large percentage " this
valuable ingredient.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17
nICHINGS- BERN ARD
n CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
pader the direction Of
CAROLINE RICHlS6S-BERNARD AND
PIERRE NAkD,
RICHMOND. VA.

u,ving leased The large mansion zoos east Clay
.,st vr are now prepared TO receive limited num-
-, N Vopng ladies' Ns RESIDENT PUPILS for
VOCiL. ana INSTRUMENTAL INSTRUCTION.
-, Nil receive thorough training under the per-
.o.,1 supsryision Of Madame Bernard. Italian,
Trssch. German EOcutiOn. and all branches OF edu-
s,,,on IauFht &c required. For terms annly 10
'''''@ CAROLINE EICHlNGS-BERNARD,
30 a. l6 WeSi Grace street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

ALL YOUR OWN FAULT If you remain sick On out
of health when you can get HOP BIITERs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17
DEACH MILITARY ACADEMIA

UEAIH Mill NM AOAUI d I IL
ID SELECT BOARDING and DAY-sCHOOL,
No. 322 EAST FRANKLIN STREET, RICHMOND,
VA.-The seventeenth sessioD begins THURSDAY,
September 18th, aud closes 18TH JUNE following
Mr. l. q. CATLETT. NJ. A.. Of Richmond College,
has been engaged as assistant, and Professor L. N
HAssELEFF. the distinguished Russian liHguist
and accOmplii he'd instructor, will have ckarge Of
The department Of Modern Languages. Circulars
can be obtained at the bookstores, RicbmOn' or
by addressing st. BEACH,
iy I7-Su,W6F2m Principal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

Fresh invoice Of KEY.wEsr CIGARS Just ar
rived. ". d. BLAIR 4 co
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MANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

ConfagrGtion.-The fine framed dwell
ing house located near Powhatan station,
on the Danyile railroad, in Chesterfield
county, formerly occupied by the late Frank
J. Sampson, and recently by Mr.. John L.
SIMPSONS family, was accidentally entirely
by fire on Saturday last. A por-
tion Of the furniture was saved. There
was an insurance OF $500 on the premises.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17
KENMORE UNIVERSITY
n HIGH SCHOOL,
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA.

select. Limited. Preparatory to The University
az Vireinia. session hegins SEPTEMBER STH.
For circulars giving fun particulars apply TO
aul4-st n. a. STROBE, PRINCIPAL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

"Old Dominion" Monirose,n " B-Seect,"" Al
leghany,r and other brands Of pure WHIsKEY, well
aged. W.D. BLAIR & co.
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OEORGETOwN COLLEGE, D. c.

The scholastic exercise OF this institution VIII be
,.srr,ei on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1881.
gor csislogueS Of full information apply TO
suO REV. Y. r. HEALY. :. j., President.
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Unsurpassed IN It's location. I'm It's buildings and
EOnhos, ~ rs general appointments aOs sanitary
ItehkeHents; It's fun corps OF superior aud expe-
,eHsee ttzrhers. It's unrlgslled advantages IN Mu-
neal CniEre, and Instruction in the Theory and
IIseHce oi Cooking; the successful Efforts made 10
seute health, comfort. and happiness: It's OppOSi-
ship.
fSr fsi Particular. apply TO the PRINCIPAL for
salal0sUes. &c l5-eod2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

FLIES AND MOSQUITOES.
I5-cent box Of " Rough on Rats" will keep
house free from es mosquitoes, ra.s and mice the
entire season-Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17
coMrARAT1YE wERKLY MoRTALIrY.
Aug. Q, Aug. 7, Aug. 6, Aug !
1879. 1880. 1881. 1881

Aug. Q, Aug. 7, Aug. 6, Aug l3,
1879. 1880. 1881. 1851.
Total deaths. ~ IS y; 20 IS 81 y s$$
still-born..... 2 8 2 y
Mean temperature for the week ending
August 9th, $50 AZ; mean temperature for
the week ending August 18Th, $50 2S/.
Amount OF rainfall for the week ending
August 9th, 600 inches; amount OF rainfall
for the week ending August 18th, O.1O
inches.
Rate Population, as per census 1850
White, 37,97l; colored, 26,699-total. g.
670.' Rate OF mortality OF whole popula-
tion was $500 per 1000 per snnum. Rate
of mortality Of white population was 10 80
per !, 1000 per snnum. Rate OF mortality OF
colored population was A.62 per 1000 per
annum.
Figures used in this report-Whlte, 49,
300; colored, 26, S00-tOtal, 6o,0O0.'
1The $50 added 10 population as per census IS
considered n mea&re allowance for the hoAflns
population OF our dH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17
7 OCTST.DALE ACADEMY

7 OCUSTDALE ACADEMY
1 4 IglV commence It's twenty-fOurih annual session
SEPTEMBER 10 1881,
with Colonel u. T. BOYD, Of Baton Rouge, La. as
rrincDsL assisted bv former nSiTuctoIs-LARKIN
WILLS and PHILIP MAJOR, and other competent
TERKs: 500 fcr all expenses FOR nine months.
Adde'S COLONEL u. r. BOYD or
LARKIN WILLIS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

WOODS ROE.HERRINGs, picked by Thompson,
for sale by W. y. BLAIR co.
HoToPP's CELKBRATED FIRsT-PREhIUH
CHARLOTTESVILLE CLARET at 81 per gallon al
CHRISTIAN WHITES.
DRY AND SWEET CATAwBAS-elegaEt sumiDs<
wines-cheap. at CHRISTIAN q WHITES.
NJ. ELLYsoS q CO., advertising agents, insert ad
vertsenents IN all Of the newspapers Of the Uaitee
states publishers orders left at the De
patch coantng-room viii receive prompt Atteo-
tien.
NEW ORLEANS CiGARs-
YVES rNORELAND, QUEEN BEE;
MARDI GaAS, elegant;
pure Havana 6lers-yery low al
CHRISTIAN & WRITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17
DAYARD TAYfnR,

RAlARD TAYLOR,
-, F0ET AND TRAVELLER,
sal: ": take great pleasure in recommending 10
'aielh lhe Academy Of Mr.. Swithln &. Sh0rtiidge."
49, HON FERNANDO WOOD, NJ. c.,
.io llebOts - eheerfuiy consent 10 the use OF my
as as refenenee NV boys win return TO sou. .tfOr
- - y iourih yeST1 after theiT vacation"
.sH new Illustrated Circular address
sNI1HIK a. SHORTLBDGE, A. NJ,
HAEvAR9 ClIy yHEeITY GRADUATE.
MEDIA. PA.
80 twelve mites from Philadelphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17
FOR bent.
LOR RENT, THAT LARGE AND q
wELL-LOCATED STORE,

With DWELLING above. No. 1909 cast Main
sEset. Auy reasonable alterations or changes viii
be nase. Apply 10 H. q. CHAFFlN n CO..
Au l7-9t HGal Estate Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

NOR RENT. No. 204 SOUTH THIRD f>
n street; rooms M
No. 5Q6 east Caual street: brick.
No. Il8 north Fourth street; brick.
No. Al uorh Elguth street; lB rooms.
No. 10 EAST Hssshsli street bricT.
No. SOC east Cary street; brick.
30. 500 Beverly street: small framed.
no. 1927 south Pine street; framed.
10. 10 e=st BGosd street; STORE aod DWELL
ING. -
No. 1923 east Franklin street STORE.
ELEGANT LARGE RESIDENCE on GOyern0r
stree.
NICE LITTLE COTTAGE In A hland.
III. l.. STABLES 4 20.
AL l4-Su.Wksu3t ll03 Maiu strict,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

DARN FOR RENT. ON UPPER 81
JAMES RIVER,
In Povbstas eoun.y, containing 756 acres. Depot
r 4. CHAFFIN 4 Co.
Goa ksfate ArpusS-
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A GOOD PRACTICAL PLUMBER.

WANTED, a GOOD HORSESH0ER.
w TO = sObeT, industrious man liberal wsgss
will be paid. Apply to
JAMES McDONOUGH.
su 14-2tt No pighieenih street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17
LOST, sTKAxxp. AND sTOLEs.

FOUND, A RUSSIA.LEATHER POCK-
IL ET-BOoK uesr the New MARKET, win siTD
Of money IN IT, which the owner can get by proving
properly and paying for this advertisement.
au l7.it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17
IlrEho'N FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL.

-, sv>sIoN BFGINS OCTOBER lST
IWkLfinl Nd CLOSES JUNE CORN.
-. a1RO per session. Girls IN delicate
ThhNss -, ss,rxrfal attention under toe eve of
bsalh WI WI ""' GEORGE n. sNEAD. NJ D.,
apAyscNe' Fork Union, FlUvanna.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

Va WANTED, BY A MAN OF EXPE-
w RIENCE in smoking aud plug tobacco. a
SITUATION AS MANAGER. Good references
furnished, Also, samples OF workmanship, Ad-
dress W.
au I6-3Is care Richmond Dfsp0teh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

get the preeipitated organic matter, mud
and all. What we have said Of Richmond
wells uerSuS James-river water is the ac-
cepted opinion OF the best writers on Hy-
giene. Buck on "Hygiene and Public
HEALTH" volume l., page 2l7, edition 1919,
says: "Suriace water, such as that OF
rirers and ponds, is apt to contain a good
deal OF dissolved organic matter, while
springs and deep wells, or even properly
protected shallow wells, often furnish wa
Ter quite free from organic substances.p
The general complaint made against the
water of our wells and springs may be made
against the air we breathe, the food we eat,
the clothing we wear, and the houses in
which we dwell. The tendency OF every
thing In nature is towards death and decay,
and from the moment OF our birth we are
assailed by noxious elements. The oxygen
OF the air is continually consuming us, and
vet il consumes and destroys other NOR
bifc agents that affect us. When MEG. tells
the people exactly what Is the poisonous
matter in the water OF our wells, what
per cent. OF this poison is present, and
what per cent. is necessary 10 produce
given results rs disease aud death pro-
duces upon given number OF peo-
ple. then will his views be entitled
TO the respect and consideration OF our In
telligert population. Until then, they are
merely the unsupported speculations OF an
individual, who certainly has not distin-
gushed himself by sanitary researches.
John Jasper says the "sun do move"
There may be some who are satisfied with
lbe ipse dixit on Jasper. and there may be
some who will accept the statements OF
MEG. as willingly; but this Is the day OF
progress and advance, and people win ask
Tor reason aud eyidekce before they are
G. A. b.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-21
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE.

The number for September affords
pleasant, instructive, entertaining and
edifying reading-nos for Sunday
only bat for every day in the week
The PERIODICAL Is re,igious In tone
and sentiment. but sectarianism is
strictly avoided, and all sects, and
ali classes OF readers Will persue lts
pages with pleasure and profit. The
leading article is entitled American
Benefaceors. by James Laurence
Bowdoin. LID, 1t has thirteen
illustrations with portraits of Willism
B. Astor, a. q. Warner, Prot. Lewis
Swift, Daniel Drew, etc. etc., "The
Wsllachians," with ten illustrations;
"Msuritius," with FIVE illustrations,
and "The Christian Church at Wash
iugton, D. O." are particularly
noteworthy articles. Mrs. Robert
O'RieIly concludes her highly interes-
ting serial "Out OF the World; there
are short stories and sketches by NJ.
N. Dension aud other popular writer's.
and some admirable essays by W. @.
Proctor, Marcus DOCS, DID,, Rev.
DR.. Deems, etc. etc. Tha poems are
of far more thsp ordinary merit, and
several of them are beautifully illus
trated.-Address Frank Leslie's Pub
fishing House, SO, SIS and Sc Park
Place New York,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-21
LITERATURE.
HARPERS MAGAZINE.

Harper's Magazine for Septem Der
is an unusually attractive and enter
timing number. II opens with ,Vo
exquisite engravings; the Irontls-
piece-a full-page Illustration, by
Abbey, of one of Rerrick's poems
g other an engraving by Cole, OF
Mrs. Jessie Curtis Shepsrd's beaul .
ful drawing illustrating poem by
II. H.. entitled "The Little Kings
and Queens" Then We have an
article, by W. II. Rldeing, entitled
"The English at the Seaside, "
Another summer article OF remark
able interest is MIR. E. II. Ropes on
"The Thousand Islands" The ssso-
citation of President Garfield With
Williams College adds a timely
interest to Mr n. Il. Egleston's
article, IAN Old Fort and What
Came of it," The Girls Ske;ching
Camp" by Olive Thorne Miller, is
an amusing record OF vacation
pent by some young lady artists o!
New York in Maine during the last
season. Tires Illustrated poems in
this Number Tomorrow AT Ten,
at Ten, A Newport Idyl " The
Widow Lees Son Will" and "On
Star Island. are also happily suited
to the midsummer season; so TOO one
OF the short stories. "At Deacon's
Twombly's," by the author Of
'Gemini." w. h. Beard contrl
butes another OF bis "Artist's
"Reminiscences" Prot. Herbert
futile, in his "The German Empire"
makes clear and interestiDg a subject
upon which the thoughts OF the
majority of the American readers are
confused, If l not altogether vague.
Most readers will be surprised by the
startling revelations ma3e 10 a paper
by E. 8. Atwater. entitled The
Wheat Fields of the Northwest (" Ac
cording to this writer's estimate.
Lord Beacons6eld was not an unttust-
worthy prophet when, 1in-1679. he
predicted that supremacy as grain
growing country would soon be attain
de by Canads.-New York: Harper
aud Brothers; Salt Lake: James
DWger
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-21

CHOICE PRINTS @ u, IA and IS yards for ST.
NEW LAWNS q &c, 1Oc, 12c. and 15c per yard
PURE LINEN LAWNS and Csc worth per yard
lsBRvICEABLE CHEYIOTs 1885, 1c per yard Cort O
per yard more9
NEAT MONIES a 15c, zoe and Csc per yard.
ISTYIISH SUMMER SILKS and per yard.
ELEGANT GRENADINES 1Oc,
DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS &c. Toe, 1885, &c., 2Oc 2 &c., M
soc, and zoe yard
DURABLE TABLE DAMASKs 5oo &c., 7O0 &c., 9oo and slPa
yard.
ALL WOOL LADIES CLOTHS CASSDIERES, TWEEDS JEANS
ETC, greatly reduced.
BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE LACE CURTAINS, So IS and sl2nP&
Real bargains.
IMPORTED NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN NETS 25c, 35c, Oe,5A
6Oc to 81 per yard
HEMP, INGRAM, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS VELVET AND NO
QUETTE CARPETS, new choice and cheap
CBnDRENs PQUE SUITS s5O IS 81, worth 50 percent
BINGHAM SUITS greatly reduced
LADIES THREE PIECE LINEN SUITS 1925 Great bargain
LADIES LINEN AND SERGE ULSFERs up Size cheap
LADIES SILK DRESSES @ s14 to $50.
LADIES' SILK AND CLOTH D0LMANS ULsTERs ANDJAeKETs
at less than eastern cost
LOVELY SPANISH LACES soc, SOC, eOc 7oc and 81 peyd
vALENCIENNE CoRALINE AND OTHER LACEs from Sc to
S1.50 per yard.
LADIE AND CHLDRENS STOCKINGS "a 1Oc &c., 2sc SOC
to 1925 per pair.
CORsETs AND LADIES UNDERWEAR marked way down to close
the entire stock.
GENTS AND BOYS STRAW AND FELT HATS of most desaD7
style and quality, reduced per cent
GENTS AND BOYS CLOTHING must closed out to make room
superb Fall Stock being manufactured Tor U.s.
LADIES AND CHDRENs SHOES including Burts and ever
other prominent make pair fully warranted at lowest |
prices.
GENTS AND BOYS BOOTS AND CATERS, stylish comfortable
and durable at prices please.
GENTS AND YOUTHS FURNISHING GOODS Incipdng our o'
brated Unaundried Shirts, best and cheapest HI Vl' &0
WHOLESALE BUYERS
VIII many Bargains Immense stock Sf
brought this Territory various lines we have hae 80
fully for many years past
Orders PROMPTLY Fgad Honorable Treatment Guaranteed
Samples Sent Free on application
ESTABLISHED 1864.
r AUFRRACH & BRO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-21
LTTTELD'e LIVING AGE.

The numbers of The Lining Age
dated August 9th and Augsut 18Th,
contain articles on Home and Foreign
Affairs, Denmark, and the Home and
and Foreign Policy OF Italy, Fort
nightly; "Notes from a German Vii
Isge," Contemporary; ''The late
Andrew Wilson," and "Beseiged in
the Trsnsvaal," B1ack,Oood; Holiday
Customs in Italy," and Samuel
Pepys," Cornhil;; ''Strsy Leaves OF
History" and "a Siberian Exile
Eighty Years Ago." Temple Bar;
NJ. Dufsure. Pail Mall Gazette;
"The Return of the Jews to Spain, +"
lie Journal des Debats; with instsl-
ments OF Gin Trust, a Story of a
Lady and her Lover" The Frere's''
by Mrs. Alexander, and "Cousin
Felix" by the author OF "Molly,"
and the usual amount of poetry. -
Littell & Co., Boston, are the publish
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-21

MCCORMICK 6 CO.,
BAN KERS
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Transact a General Banking
Business.
CAREFUL Attention Given to she Sale OF
Ores and Bullion We solicit Con-
Si0TmIe71ts, Guaranteeing the
Highest Market Prices.
Collections Made a0fth Prompt Returns,
at Lowest Rates.
Execute Order Tor Purchase or Sale O,
Stocks and Bonds at Mao York
and San francisco:
bOeS AISCNitteIeyC CS5tO 4 CfCQJQDftCS
Transfers on Leading Cities of the
United States; also Furnish Sight
Drafts or Remit Funds to London,
Dublin, Berlin, Copenhagen,
Paris, Stockholm ana Gu other
Prominent Points In Europe, ut
Lowest Bate 81 Exchange.
Certificates of Deposit Issued Payable 90
Demand.
ACTIVE AGCOU NTs soLICITKg.
CORRESPONDENTS:
NEW YoRK-Tmportsrs and Traders Nasioasl
KountZe Brothers
CHICAGO Commercial National Bank.
San FRANCsoo-First National Gold B&Ak,
ONARA-Omaha National Bank.
ez. L0U1S-StAte Savings Association.
J-L, L0 IL N
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-21
PRODUCE MARKET.

Following are the ruling whole
sale buying prices in Salt Lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-21
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.

The North 4merican Reviev for
September opens with a profoundly
philosophical article on I" The
Church, the State, and the School -
by Prof. William 7. Harris. NJ. j.
Savage treats OF Natural Ethics, 1"
showing that the principles OF mo.
rality are rooted In mans nature,
and are the products of evolution;
consequently, that they are not
affected by the vieissitudes OF dogma
or religious creeds. The Hon. John
A. Kasson gives a history of the
"Monroe Declaration" and proves
that the credit OF formulating that
cardinal doctrine of American stases-
manship is due to John Quincy
Adams. The Rev. Edward Everett
Hale writes of the taxation of church
property. He would have all
churches taxed in form, but would
exempt in practice those which by
their charitable work help to tighten
the burdens. The other articles in
this number OF the Reriew are
Jewish Ostracism in America" by
Nina Morals; ''The Decay of New
England Thought" by the Rev. Ju.
Illus Il Ward; "Ghost SEEING" by
Prof. F. II. Hedge; and "Factitious
History" By Rossiser johnson. The
latter article is a scathing criticism OF
Jefferson Davis recently published
historical memoir.
Fifty cents copy; So per year.
Address, The North american Re
vieaO, New York, N. Y; or James
Dryer, Salt Lake.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-03

TIE deadlock i, getting ~ A.
dsadest kind OF farce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-03

Col. DAN. DoCanrxrY, the well
known orator of Philadelphia, who
nominated HANCOCK at Cincinnati, has
some views upon the future OF the
Democratic party, which he expresses
thus:
1.-THE coming four years will, In my
Judgment, be the end OF the reign oil
the Republican party. The Democratic
party, II 1t be true to its traditions. true
TO the principles OF its founders,
true to the people and theiI
liberties, has q glorious future
before it. The two gregt CUES,
tons OF the day are the possibilities OF
corporate and financial combination.
They conduce directly to csntralizailon'
and Capitalization is the uncompromis'
ing enemy Of free government The ad-
ministration is, think, though tneo-
retically opposed to, practically lot mo mo
nopoly. Window alone has placed
himself on record as an opponent. Inc
President lacks firmness and staoilty'
and, though in sympathy with the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury on the suolecl,
he has not sufficient stamina to carry
out his views"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-03

Tue State Department has discovered
considerable fraud perpetrated under
cover OF our naturalization laws. Here
is a sample: Cine RoJAs, q Cuban, came
TO this country some years ago, and an
nouncing his intention to become a
citizen, took out his first naturalization
papers. He went back at once to Cuba
and lived there continuously for five
years. Returning to this country
he at once qualified as an American
citizen. His Cuban estate having been
contiscated by the Spanish government,
he has appeared before the Spanish
claims commission and asked Tor DANA
yes as an American citizen. Secretary
BAAIxE claims that he has right to go
behind RcJAs naturalization papers and
show THAT they were improperly and
iraudulently obtained.