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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-03
NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD.
WHAT THE WIRES BRING Us.
Post-OHiee Robbery NJ Gloucester,
Mass.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch

TBy telegraph 10 the Dispaich.l
wAsHrSGToS. october 2.-The post-office
Mt Gloucester, Mass, was robbed yester-
day and the entire contents Of the safe
taken. Only about $500 in money and
stamps was secured by the robbers. They
obtained, however, book OF postal notes,
and this. it is supposed, was their chief
object, rs these notes are payable 10 bearer.
and when properly filed out may be easily
used.
The money-order Office at once notified
every posf-OfIice in The country not TO re-
ceive or pay postal notes purporting TO be
issued by the Gloucester Office between
certain numbers. The notes in each book
are numbered consecutively, so that the
numbers Of the stolen notes are known to
the authorities. This notification TO all
money-order Offices Is the only means the
Department has OF preventing the consum-
nation Of the fraud contemplated in the
theft Of the notes. This is the second
Office that has been robbed Of postal-note
book
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Alleged Church.Burner Arrested.

BY telegraph % DE Dlspatch.I
TRENTON, y. J.. October 2.-Isaac Green,
an eX-conNct. was arrested this evening on
suspicion that be set fire 30 II. Johns
church, which was partially destroyed sun
day night. Green has been identified by
three altar-boys a strange man they saw
in the sacristy after the Sunday evening
service. Officer Cleary also saw him on
Cooper street in rear Of the church just
before the fire was discovered. He i not
A Catholic, and il will be difficult for him
to explain his presence In the church. He
viii be given hearing tomorrow.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Adront 10 Alfonso.
orp1E N FRANCE GROWING OUT OF IT.

TROUBLE N FRANCE GROWING OUT OF IT.
IBs cable to the Dispsteh-
LoSpoy. october "A dispatch TO the
Exchange Telegraph Company from Paris
saws President Grevy is much affected by
the treatment received by King Alfonso in
Paris. and il is said he Intimated at one
time that he intended TO resign the presi-
dency. II is stated that violent ieud-
which EXISTS between NJ. Wilson, son-in-
law Of President Grevy, and member Of
the Chamber Of Deputies. and Prime Min
lister Ferry-has caused dissension between
the President and NJ. Ferry in relation to
King Alfonso visit
usBouNDED ENTHUSIASM IN RUS.
run. SPAIN, october 2.-The train COR
tanning King Alfonso and suire arrived
here this morning. The King was re-
ceiyed with unbounded enthusiasm by the
crowd In waiting. In parting At the frcn-
der with his French escort The King babe
fhe aide-de-csmp OF President Greyy 70
convey his thanks to the PRESIDENT for the
coadlal welcome be gave him In Paris.
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ADraun Prize-Tight.
TBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch. J

BV teIcErafln q INC TUsIlaItIAI
NEW YORK. October 2.-Charles Mitchell,
champion midde-weight Of England. and
William sheriff alias "I'he Prussian." met
in the prize-ring this afternoon at a secluded
spot on the shore Of Long Island. The
fight was for 81, 600 side. Seven rounds
were fought without any damage to either.
when the referee declared draw. \
large crowd had assembled, who had paid
$40 each 10 see the fight, and their remarks
were ANYTHING but good-natured or compi-
meutary when the decision was announced.
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A WIDOW WITH NryE CHILDRES may have
as much trouble with them n did the old
wornan who lived In q shoe. The children
viii all the time be getting their noses
bumped, their heads bruised, their fingers
cut, and their stomachs and bowels disor-
dered BY unr1pe fruit. The mother who
is wise enough 10 keep bottle Of Perry
Davis Pain X iller caves her children much
suffering and berself great deal Of trouble.
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stacc-Robbers Captured.

TBy telegraph tn the Dispatch.l
SAN Francisco. October "A special
dispatch saws that Hensley and Gilmore. the
two remaining stage-robbers who aided in
numbering Collins, the Wells a Fargo mes
seurer. on August 10Th, were captured YES
terday by Sheriff Gabriel and taken to Flo
renee, Arizona, where their associates,
Redfeld and Tuttle. were hanged by citi-
zens. II i expected that the two just cap
tured will share the same fate.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES,
THE GREAT SKIN-CT-RES-

To cleanse the skin. Scalp. and Flood OF Itching
scaIy. Pimply. scrofulous. Inherited. and Conta-
rious Humors Blood-Poisons Ulcers. Assesses,
and lnfantie skin-TOrtures, the CUTlCURA
REMEDIES are infaIHble CUTICURA RE
SOLVENT. the new BlOod-Purider. Dluretic, and
Aperient expels disease germs from the blood and
perspiration. and thus removes the causs. CUTl-
CURA- the great Skin-Cure- instantly allays Itch
ing and Inflammation. clears the skin and scalp.
heals Ulcers and sores. restores the Complexion.
CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin-Beautifer
and Toilet Requisite, Is Indispensable In treating
sSin-dise ases, and for rough. chapped. or greasy
skin. blackhcads. blotches. and baby humors. CT
TICURA REMEDIES are the only infalllble
BioOd-Purlhers and skin-Beautihers.
CHARLES HOUGHTON. Esq.-sawyer, 2s State
street Boston. reports a case Of salt-Bheum under
his observation for ten year,, which covered the
PATIENTS body and limbs. and 10 which all known
methods Of treatment had been applied without
benefit, which was completely cured solely By the
CUTICURA REMEDIES, leaving = clean aud
healthy skin.
Mn. and Mrs. EVERETT sTEBBlNS, Belcher-
town, Mass, write: Our lille hoy was terribly
afflicted with Scrofula. salt-Eheum, and Erysipe-
las ever since he was born. and nothing we could
give him helped him until we t-ied CCTICURA
REMEDIES which gradually cured him. until be
j. now a fair any child.
He. CARPENTER. Henderson. y. Y. cured Of
Psoriasis or LeprOsy Of twenty years standing by
CUTICURA REMEDIES. The most wonderful
cure on record. dust-pan fun Of scales fell
from HIN daily. Physicians and his friends
thought he must die. Cure sworn 70 before q
Justice Of the peace and Henderson's most promi-
Dent citizens.
| HoN. WILLIAM TAYLOR, Health Commits
siOner, BOsion. says: After three months use Of
the CUTICURA REMEDIES, and twelve years Of
a. constant suffering from scrofuiOus humOr Of
! the face neck. and scalp as was ever endured. ]
can say that am cured, and pronounce my case
] the most remarkable on record.
sold by all druggists. CUTIcURA, 30 cents
REsoLvENT. Al: SOAP, % cents.
| POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.
| Boston. Mass.
I send for " HOW To CURE skIN-DlsEAsES"
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. October 2. 1888.

JhAIN AND NO4 O-f LAO1A4NOL'
RICHMOND. October ?. 1888.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 2l2 bushels. Red 6.3O2
bushels. 80
C0RN.-White. 2.3ss bushels. Mixed GAG
bushels.
pATS.-loO bushels.
RYE.-l7Z bushels.
MEAI--S0 bushels.
FLOUE.-lOO barrels.
SALES REPORTED TO sECRETAiY.
WUFAT.-Whlte. 200 bushels common 90 gOoc
At slu5 70 sl.lO. Red. 500 bushels common D.
very good Longberry ~ 9'c. 10 -l.l2: l.25o
bushels common % very good shortDerry al S5c-
CoRN-White. GO bushels very good at G7c.'
100 bushels very good Oh private terms.
OATs.-3s bushels very good winter 81 use; 20
bushels prime spring a. 4Oc.
RYE.-24 bushels good ~ 66c.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

IIENDA1s V'f"'0t = F7OV'
sAIEs-FrrsT BoARp-I0 shares Pete si'nr,
Railroad stock AT 30. ! 900 Petersburg Railroad
bonds. Class y, at 74x, 1000 DO. al 7ss' LOCO
do. at 74's: IS shares Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad stock at 6k-
SECOND BoARp.-l.Oo0 Richmond, York River
and Chesapeake FIRST SIS az los; 1000 NORM
Carolina 6's at 1861; 5000 Virginia new S's ai
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Free.Trader~ I'm Council.
INV telegraph to the Dispst,h.I

BN Itlc--faI llI 70 IIlt d IIlF7"'I
ST. LOUIS. October 2.-RepresentatIyes
az the free-trade organizations OF this
country met here to-day. Ex-Governor
Phelps opened the Convention with an adj
dress. Others spoke favoring Northwest
ern and Mississippi Valley Free-Trade
Iea,le.
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HoRsyoGs's ACID PHOSPHATE USEouAL-
LEB.-Dr. K. N. Alexander, Fannetts-
burgh, Pa, says: II think Hersford's
Acid Phosphate is moi equaiied in any other
PREPARATION Of phosphorus" &e
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Firefn Atlanta, Ga.

rBy telegraph 10 tie Dispateb.l
ATLANTA. October 2.-Howard q Can
dies. wholesale druggists, were burned out
this morning. Loss on stock, $4,000; in
surance. $50, 900; total loss on stock, build
ing. and adjacent stores, $4,000.
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PoRT OF RICHMOND, ocr. 2. 1883.

AHRIvIp.
Steamer Ariel. clifford, Norfolk, rnitsc States
-'@il. merchandise aud PASSENGERS Il. H. Isiu1'
schooner Ella II. Barnes. Rose, Ne~ YORK salt.
Davenport Morris.
scnsoner y, =. BayArd' Camp Philadelphia,
SAILED.
steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New Yo-k.
merchandise and passengers, G.. ". Alien 4 Co..
agents
steamer Ashland. Tunnel. PhiladeIphis. ,ner-
chandise aud passengers !. W. NcCarrfck. agent.
Schooner l.. 7. Whfmore, blsckington. Perth
Amboy. ties Norseii LeaAe Co.; vessel Curtis
schooner Carrie Belle. seavey. Bobsken -fd
Bayonne. slaves and raiiroad-ties: vessel. Curtis
schooner Florence Rogers, Davis, Baltimore.
light % load.
Drig Flsrs Goodale. Davis. Rio Jane.ro. foar,
xall-Crenshaw Company.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. OCT. ., 1888.
TBy Telegraph.
ARRIVED.
k,samer Luray. Schermerhorn. Norfolk. rsf-
chandi-e ami passeneers- 'nerapeaSe AMI oao
gailway Company land sailed on return.
steamer Accomac. Dcik. merchandise Hnf fss-
scngers- >mithheld. Chesapeake aud ohio Railway
Company and sailed on reiurnl. 49,
steamer northampton. NeCSrrick. Norios
Tncrchandise and PASSENGERS. Chesapeake AID ono
Railway Company land sailed on returni.
steamer Pamiicc, Brakeman. Slnithhcld, iaer-
chandise and passengers. Chesapeake ana Ole
Railway Company land sailed on returni.
Steamship Cipero lBr.l. Broadfori- Beiiz, Put
steamship euvsnaotte. Kelly. West Point mer-
chaudlse and passengers lsd sailed for New ortl.
old Dominion steamship COMPANY
schooner ". II. Bailey, Bailey, New YORK. lshi.
SAILED.
steamship Enfield Gr.l, B'enkan' Dublin hay
bark francesca utal.l. Cherbourg. France grain.
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KILLED Falling Roof.
telegraph 70 he Disrateh.l

CHICAGO. October by the falling in Of
the roof az q store nj kOgers's Park su-
burb to-day q man named Patrick Melon
aid. another named McNichols. and an
other. name unknown, all workmen, were
Killed
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Ministerial Crisis in France.

LONDON. October "A dispatch from
Paris TO Reuters Telegram Company SAYS
the order for the assembling Of the Cabinet
to-day, under President Greyy, has been
countermanded. II is reported that min
isteria crisis exists.
PARIS. October mo member OF the
Cabinet has actually resigned. The crisis
i as vet latent, but the differences existing
between General Theobudln and his co..
leagues are not settled. and his resignation
may be regarded a. certain. Vi. Challemel
Lacour, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, and
another minister, intend TO resign on the
ground Of i'll health.
II is believed that Prime Minister Ferry
has fully explained 10 President Grevy the
position Of the Ministry. IL Temps says
the manifestation on Saturday was directed
more against the Cabinet than King Atom
80. who, happening to appear during vio-
lent scene Of internal politics, was made a
scapegOat.
PARIS. October 2.-The settlement Of the
ministerial difficulties has been postponed
until the meeting Of the Chambers. The
Cabinet will meet the Chambers a. it is now
sffffrfa1
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FANCY GOODS.


s T E V EMS
OPENS THIS WEEK
$1,000 WORTH OF
BIsC CHINA.
GLASS,
sATCHELs,
BRACKETS,
FRAMES, and
FANCY GOODS.
CALL EARLY AND SEE THEM AT
G25 STEVENS. sos east Broad street.
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FIour.

Flour We quote: line. s3GtS.50; superGDe
.S.25rs3.73: extra. s4.75as5, Hmlly, s5va
s5.5O: Patent FAMILY, s6A.6.75.
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TOHNsTON's PATENT STANDARD
% DRY-gIzED KALsOMiNE AND FRISCO
PAIN II Arr made In pure white and all fasfions-
bic cslors; simply reqsiriag wafer % mix then.
They p<Nseus strong dissnfectinR qualities and
Vail NOT ruh or scale from the wal. aud nrr guar
autecd PURCELL. LAID &C.
Agents kichmond, Va
Exea,f At fmffations. an 23-am
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SODA AND MINERALwATERs. Ae

GENCY FOR VIRGINIA SPRINGS
N AND OTHER
MINERAL WATERS.
We have constantly On hand al the fined Mn
ERAL WATERS from Virginia and Ne,i w
g.nia. received direct: -
WHITE SULPHUR. RED rULPHtE'
ALLFGHANY. HEALING, 80,
BTFFAIO LiIHIA. RO,k Hkllbsf Ala e.
Blue RIDGE WOLtTKAP LlLhIA q.
Also fi,e water from SARATOGA SPRINGS and
the OFNFR KAkOCZl fhtlDi ~, n ~ - = ~ -
UI-NYADI JANO-. and Oflcr ~ koftAN -
TFRS PURCELL. LADD & CO., I'rusgl.is.
an u Agents virgins springs aterr
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.1rnxso.s xELcoxE HONE.


MAppm. october MANY persons OF
note have gone TO the frontier to greet
King Alfonso and escort him 20 the capital.
Great preparations are being made here
by the people to welcome the King upon
his arrival.
THE SPANISH IRE INCREASING.
MApRrp. October 2.-The excitement Of
the spaniards against France increases.
The Democratic and Republican Journals
unite In advising moderation on the part
OF the people. At the Theatre here last
night the audience compelled an actress TO
sing the national air in place OF the French
couplets forming part OF the play. The
popularity Of the royal family has vastly
increased.
THE KISG's RECEPTION N MADRID.
MADRID, October liking Alfonso ar
rived here this afternoon. An enormous
crowd completely blocked the streets be-
tween the railway station and the royal
palace. Flags were displayed in every
part Of the city and many shops were
closed. The Queen went 10 the Escuriai
to meet the King. whom the Cabinet Min
listers, civil and military officers, and many
deputies and senators welcomed at the
station. On the arrival Of the train loud
cheers were raised, lasting several min
utes. Their Maiesties proceeded TO
the palace in 4 carriage unescOrt-
ed. They were surrounded and followed
by great mass Of people. The plaudlts
continued along the whole route. ladies' in
carriages and on the balconies waving
their handkerchieis. The enthusiasm was
greatest in the square before the palace,
where thousands had assembled, almost
stopping the progress Of the royal car
riage. The King appeared On the balcony
OF the palace several times, and afterwards
held a popular reception. Tonight grand
serenadc was given before the palace by all
the bands Of the garrison. Many houses
throughout the city were illuminated. FL
Correo estimates that thirty thousand per-
sons attended King AlfOnso's reception.
The King ordered that no one should be
refused admittancc 10 The palace. The So
looms could scarcely contain the immense
crowd Of aristOcrats, officers, private sol
diers. students, and wOrkmen.
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p,CTURc.FRanEs. ExGRAyrNcS.4o

EREE EXHIBITION DAILY.
L.LTWIs'S ART GALLERY.
Having received the LATEST FALL IHp0E-
TATlON-. the public are invited 10 call and eE-
amino The same - nv gallery. 81 Main street.
All the latest Novelties m
PICTTRF> FRAMES. and ART >PECIALTIE>
which will hf sold ~
LOWER PRICES THAN EVER.
PICTURES FRAMED IN ARTISTIC STYLE
IN Bronze. Gold. and palmer styles,
Al low hgur.s-
MIRRORS
CORNICEs.
PLUSH FRAMES.
ALBUM
BIRTHDAY CARDS,
tA>LL>.
sxln PHOTO FRAMES
iu every variety
from twenty-five cents up.
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Biz Fire in Manchester. Eng.

MANCHESTER, October "A fire occurred
at Bellevue Gardens here to-day 10y which
the panorama Of the battle Of Tel Elkebir
was burned. The fire was caused by the
accidental discharge Of rockets. Consider
able alarm prevailed among the audience,
especially a. the panorama was in close
proximity 10 the cages Of the Wild beasts,
but not person was injured. The damage
hv the fire i $50. 900.
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; E. E f I. {: IS ! ! Fl +
cog a TgTTEEEE BBDpS
: S.si 4 I + +. 3 $.j :
#s g + f EE Ea::
R K 90 ILL LLILKEER X
BPP RRR 90 ccC ZEE ssss ssss
+ i k / 90 % 6oG 81 Err ssssssss
F. F l.. ! {. & !. L Fl Fl
E $# VIII ##EEESSH 8 8 $ F.
PPP TIT FEKNN vTTIT
T f. 4 4 Z / + t.. III L I
Frr A a M SAHL y
FP INN MIL Wy
AAA NJ MIL
r AN Vi MILL
PIONEER FAMILY,
IcCAECE XXX.
FOR SALE ONLY TO THE TRADE
BY
DUNLOP a MCCANCE.
| Consumers can be supplied upon TIC ilos rca-
sonable terms ny asking their family grocer To-
these brands. Those who have moi tired ucin
| should do so now. SCI
FOR SALE ONLY TO THE TRADE
BY
DUNLOP a MCCANCE.

Consumers can be supplied upon TIC RIOS rca-
-onable terms ny asking their family grocer. To-
these brands. Those who have not tired tacn
should 40 now. SCI
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DExEcUTED at the DisPArfA PRINTING
HOusE
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CHINA. GLASSWARE, &c.

NEW GOODS.
We have DOW on hand and are receiving daily
our FALL STOCK OF GOODS. consisting OF
DINNER. SUPPER, BREAKFAsT-. TEA,
GAME. and OYsTER-sETs. IN great variety and
at low prices: also, fun line Of NoYELTIEs and
HOUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS.
+. b. TAYLOR,
lOIl Main street
Telephone No, 83G. e
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The Vatican Tribunals.

ROME. October 2.-The PGpal decree
regulating procedure before civil tribunals
Of The Vatican i published. The decree
ignores the Italian law. and ordains that
all contracts between any portion Of the
Pope's household and parties outside shall
be regIlated solely by ponti1ical law.
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A NTHRAClTE AND CCMBEkLaNp
N CQAI..-wIkT RoBkRTs. wholesale sne
rttan dealer In best quality ANIhhA,4 ~ sno
GFORGk's CREEK CUMbkkLA>, toAL.
on In iots from 10 ~ 100 tons al naili.s.is a..
Georr-town quotations. Also MIST tikxt>la
sfl.fNT CLOVER HILL LUMP. and DAN and
ptSf MOOD sawed aad >g,ifl, Of choice quality,
AZ lowest market rates once and yard. corner
seyen,eenih and Cary streets feirrao3s NO,
l6e.
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WOOD AND COAL.

MAST VIRGINIA LUMP, BLAZING
II CRATE COAL. At "a 80 per ton; dellt eFra
ERleHT-UOPE and MiDLOTniAN LUMP
COAL. ali al lowest prico. COOKING con De
mos economical kitchen fuel f6t,, >lpAts aul
NIT RID ADD WHIIt-A-h ANTHRAtlIt
coal LONG, SAW Eib-. and >fIiI-Nop u
he best quality and al favorable rate - buyer Al
1922 east Main street. Telephone 40. > -.
Oc 2-tDe5 D. h. NAlhAN-.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

ELECTION OF OFFICEBs-TwO MARROW Is
CAPEs-RELIGIOUs MEETING s-TEMPE-
RANCE LECTURE.
rr.-.--e.-,.o,,.g.r,. ~ the plcir,cuT nfaua-rh
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~ 4. IHON. HAN lS' -'bb "
u. HIS FORMER BUSINESS, = nov re1I. y
Give his effirr attention o. The 4 - ALL
WOOD BUSINESS. re keep constantly % hale
All kinds 81 ANTHRACITE Chestnut. stove, an
~ s.l,sl aud kANANHA LlMf SLIM
WIN CLOEEH-HiLL LUMP AND HAIL; also
PlNF AND OAK WOOD iLong. sawed. snd
~plit and selling ~ a snail prom. 10 maze root
Tor more. once. l7lS esst Cary sLr-t. 1ele-
uhone No. 277. e a-lml {. {. IhOS.
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ON HAND. FULL STOCK BEST AN
" THRACfTE Fec. ~TONE. and MI COAL;
bet Ii Mp aud HAIL ~PllNI cLpNtk-hiLl.
LIMP and HAIL. SOfi cox. snl al klnes OF
TNGINt COAL. DAN and PM WOOD, lohg.
saved. and split for ioweat cash price, bfosd
I sfrt.ef opDosite Theatre. and 1903 Car STREE.
reie'.hene NJ. l65 e lsI O. N. PAoE.
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TANAwHA sPLINT COAL.

Attention Of dealers and consumers h Invited
10 the above SUPERIOR COAL. beng iastlf con.
adhered the best on the market, and gives unis
atlsfac ION. Orders for winter suppiies socite'.
:. =. LA1Hkof.
sole Asenf for xichmond-
" 81 Seyenteenf m street az Dfae pfidke.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-21
COMMERCIAL.
sacramento produe. Marie. wholesale.


Corrected daily fer the RsooED-uzIoa.
sAcRAxxsTo September Goth.
FRun-Lemons, Sicily SO 50910 y case Oranges
Tahiti. s3 2562 TO . box; California, S292 25 D
box LINES, O. 50GI IS Bananas, sS 50g4 tuncn ;
Pineapplas, 2GGo dozen Cocoanuts, SI@e 100 |;
Apples, 75c9s1 IS = box; Figs. 3G4e Z b Pears,
75e9s1 25 q box Plums, 5aec . b; Grapes, acc
y n; Nectarines, 3td4c . h; Peaches, 305c q D J
watermelons, 75c@Sl so . dozen; Uantaloupes, 0sS
75e q dozen.
escorted, gaIicn cans, e6; Peaches, 2s-D cans,
81: Portland Buebsrriss. 9-D cane. fa: Whnr.
cherries. 81 rs Capital Asparagus, s2 50 dozen
Dsr.D FRuns-Ayples, sliced, sss, n; do
quartered &c; pears, peeled, 79Sc; do, u
peeled, 4@5c Pfams, pitsed, l49l5c; Peaches,
ea10e; do, peeled, lSS19c; Pruoes. German and
French, 14dl5c; BlackbsrTies, 149l6c; Ftss, Cali
TABrn FxuITe-Assorted, 2l-n cans, . doz, q o ;
Peaches 81 rs Bartlett Pears, 81 rs Pluns, y 6'
Blackberries, 81 90G3; GOoseberies, 80 rs Straw
berT1es SO 25 ApYcots 81 50 nuscat Grapes, " 10;
Red Currants, g rs; Cherries, % 60
VHaRrAglEs-Posatoes, 8OcGS 81 % Tomatoes, 40 g
Zoe o b5x; Strinz Bears, 33@4e; Wax Beans, z9oc q
D; Green Corn, 15920c 3doz-; Summer Squash, Z.eSe
q D Onions, Lew, 75@S5c; Csulifower, s0cgSl ;
Cabbage s5c6si; Carrots, 60@75e D hundred; Iur-
nips, 75cdn . cwt; bunch vegetables, l2tc y doz !;
PRrsnips, lie; Bsets, lc; Horse ksdisn, oSoc y )
Articholes, 4095oc dozen; Jerusalem = Az. . :.
chokes 3std4c y u Green Peppers, 5Gze 9 ID ;
Egg Plant, 495c Q n 0hra. 5a6c y h Cnc1m.
bers, 5a6c 3 doz; Sweet Potatoes, 81 609i 70 /;
BasspsrUYTs-Fiour, 60 Is g barrel; Oatmeal,
81 rs . 100 rs, latter for Eastern; Cornmeal, yeI-
iJw. 81 95,a2 23; white, g Is; Cracked Wheat, 81
PoUBrRY-Laye Turkeys, 139l6c 9 io dressed, Is
G1oc; full grown Chickens, sGG7 dozen young
BOOSTERS, fld5 q dozen; BTotlers, s3@o; tame
Ducks S6a6 so; Geese, 81 5o92 pair /; Eggs,
sAoice lots, 334S5c e dozen
CAKE Hare, q 7592 Rabbits, Sl9l 80.
DAIRY PR0DUors-ButteT. choice, 34tSooc = 10 /;
mixed lots, in rolls, es 83oc . ID Cheese, Caiior-
mia, from i3sl4c; Western, fats, lo@1Sc; Mar.
ms Cream, l9ta20c. a..
MKArs-3eef, 7asc Mutton, 495c . D Lamb,
&c; Pork siOc; Veal small calves, eGloc; largss &c
HAY, GEAIx AND FEED-oAt hay, s12@l4 y ton ;
Alfalfa hay, $500 0 ton; bran, y ton, 81 I;
mIddlings, s22 y ton: barley, whole, u ;
ground 81 10 whsat, 81 5591 75 . cwt; tame osts,
81 rs; corn, 81 65 . cwt.
KIsJzIi.AsRoUs-S -See3s- Afalis, l39l4c; Tiino'
ahy, Eastern, o9I0c q q Oregon, e@lOc
Red Clover, 179lsc Red Top, 12sG1Sc; huts-
English walnut9. 9A@lSo California WalnTss, as
IGc Lard (Califoraia), ION cans lac Eastern, 1e
@lsc Hides. salt, light and medium. s9Sc, and
heavy, 9al0c dry, i7Sls;; Talowi Sc; Hops,
Offering at 2543oc 2 b.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-21

- "He that is discontented in one place
will seldom be happy in another" People are
constantly changing their homes from East to
West and from Ncrth to South, or vice verse,
in search OF healthy State. If they would
learn to be conteutsd, and to use the cele-
brated Kidney-Wort when sick, they would
be much better off. The whole system can
be kept in healthy state by this simple but
effectual remedy.