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The Wings of New Hampshire have nominated
lchabod Goodwin for governor. -
Petitions ara flooding the New York Legislature.
ssking the right Of elective franchise to women.
Dr.. Isaac 4. Pennypacker late Q Professor in the
Philsdslphis College Of Medicine, and physician
u extensive practice, died on the 18th inst, after
brisf Illness.
MAJ. Chas. Robinson, member Of the Kaasas
Legislaturs, b dad
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FCRrHER FROM HAvASA.-The steamer En-.
ptrs City has arrived from Havana with dates to
the 18th. A FIRE occurred ut Matanzas on tho lst
destroying the railway station bundings Ac.
counts from the sugar crop are unfavorable The
weather has been bad and the crop 10 probably not
Larger than last year. An advance In rates was
AYpacted IL. go --
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END OF THE KINNEY ExPEDITios-The New
York Tribune learns from San Juan del Norte that
Col kinneys expedition Is hopelessly demoralzed
There are but about twenty men left, and the ma.
Jority OF these are Frustrated with fever. The Co.
lionel himself gives way to unrestrained intempe.
rance, and only for the kindness of residents of
GreytowR would often lack the common necessa
ries of life. Wiley Marshall, q notorious Texan
oulley, murdered q man name White, and succeed
ed in escaping to New Orleans
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respondent writing from Rocky Mount, Frank lin
county, informs the Lynchburg Virginian, that
that place was waited by q very destructive fire
on Wednesday morning, the 18th inst, The fire
originated In the house OF Mr.. VIM n Feather.
son, at the upper end of Main street, W hich was,
with Its contents, entirely consnrned-the family
barely escaping with their lives. The fire then
communicated TO the house Of Mr.. Caleb Tate, q
Aue brick house situated 900 yards from the frst
FIRE, which was also acknowledgement with
the kitchen, smoke house and three other ont.
houses The furniture was saved In a damaged
condition The whole loss Is estimated to be about
10000
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ILLINOIS WHIsKEY FOR FRANCE.-A new ave.
nue. OF trade opened within the last week. Messrs.
Bradley & Co, and Gregg & Co., have shipped .
thousand barrels of whiskey destined for France
The demand is caused by the late edict of the
French Emperor, forbidding the distillation of
grain The whiskeyis shipped by the Bureau
Valley Road to La Sale, thence by the Illinois
Central to Cairo, and river 10 New Orleans, where
1t is loaded for Franco-Peoria (IH) Traascript.
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An Ice BOUND FLEEf.-There are now lying
below Baltimore, bound to that city, q feet Of 6f
ty vessels, fast in the ice, waiting for change in
the weather 10 reach their destination. Some
have been detained there between two and three
weeks. They comprise six steamers, three ships
six barkk, ten brigs, and twenty-five schooners.
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HOTEL PRoFITs.-A suit was tried recently
against Mr.. Curtis Judson, formerly of the New
York Hotel, in that city, during which the fact
leaked out that he estimated onehalf the profits Of
that hotel at SIS 600 per annum. The profits of the
month OF December were "a 600, and for the year
Ios S3o.0oo, when he assigned his interest TO bis
partner Cranston. Judson and wife were to re.
u. inmates Of the hotel and receive 5000 for
men services; and when he had arranged matters
with his private creditors, again 70 become ioint
proprietor. " "'N'''A0 'o'A'
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1NDiGSATIos MEE1Ise.-The people of Brock
port, n. T.. recently held an indignation meeting
20 denounce church which recently expelled two
ladies, under circumstances calculated to injure
their moral character, without sufficient proof.
The man who first started the report had to fee the
town to save coat of tar and feathers
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NONE TOO SooN.--A notice has been given In
the New York Senate of a bill ito incorporate the
Pure Milk Company Of the city of New York"
The impure milk men manage to get along well
enough with the aid Of chalk and water.
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FOOD NOT SCARCE IN EURoPE.-A correspond.
snt Of the New York Post writing from Italy,
gives many facts going to show that the popular
idea Of the scarcity Of food in Europe is unound-
ed and adds:
Having traversed O considerable part of the
Western and Southern Europe in the last four
months, have observed everywhere the abun-
dance, variety and moderate prices Of good food,
and general uniformity Of prices.
FROM CAPE HAYIIEh.-The brig r. w. Packer
arrived at this port last night, with dates from
Cape Haytien to January 10Th. The Empe-
ror Soalouque had actually marched on his second
expedition against the Dominicans but his army
having been pressed into the service was not ex.
pected to act with much efficiency.
In some cases, merchants at the Cape had been
pressed and placed In jail to await their march to
the frontier, but were afterwards released. When
the Packer sailed, the officers were still engaged in
pressing men, and many had hidden themselves.
At one time it was rumored that the Emperor
would visit the Cape, and his officers made prepa-
ratons to receive him, but for some reason he did
not come.
The party opposed TO the Emperor are greatly
increased In consequence of his defeat. Tho prob
ability is II he should be killed or assassinated
the people would restore q republican government
The captain Of the Packer states that the old
General ordered to be shot by the Emperor, was
the one who gave up his horse to him after the
Empsror's had been shot downin the battle
Boston Trd0 Of HedaesdaY
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ELIxIR CINCHONK. = Thi. prepara

elixir CINCHONE. - This preparn.
"a ton is combination of the active principles Of
tho best Cslsaya Bark with other improved and val
uable Tonic and Antifebrile agents here presented
possessing their remedial properties in an eminent
degree is entirely devoid Of their Objectionable Bit
terness and disagreeable taste. 4
1t may be employed with benefit in all morbid
conditions OF the system connected with debility,
whenever corroborsnt influence 10 desired and no
Of all local inamation especially Of the stomach and
bowels 1t will be found highly serviceable in relax.
loss Of appetite and languor where tonic fniuence
Is Observation-Disclosures diseases Of Neuralsic d
febrile character and in many other cases to which
BY analogy the attention of the intelligent Physician
will be directed. Il will prove servcesble in ward.
ing Oh the m,asma arising from low or damp situa-
tons and BY its invisoratins tonic influence in pre-
venting after recovery recurrence Of the attack,
Prepared and sold By 80 3 - Sc !
f@se PURCELL, LADD CO.
90 10 Druggists, 80 Main street.
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~ q Trustee cfWm. shepard, decd
% 2S-A Blandon. Henrico county. Va


TRUE TURF OIL.-.Read the following
4 and come 70 our store and we win tell yon Of
many Others who have been cured:
AeentlemaD Of this city, whose niece litte child.
suffered much with eyes - 20 be painful 70
look a. the tears tzickns down the cheeks were 20
seId q TO produce large sore On each Of them and
this continued for long time--physicisps were IL
teadng IL but did not t. Ore eofts Of TtRr
OIL hes cured this child entireys we are st liberty %
refer TO the party. who viii nee give written csrsh
cate.
4 ASorRER--A friend Of ours, who wss suaering With
no6 painful eoupisint, was entirely cured BY s's
bottle. .a &stA3&
A.oraEa-Wiih nost ssssAvafsa ssss Il P,Ls.s
10 which the kuife had been unsuccessfhlly epplsds
was cured ~ ene botsls We can rsfsr to fhsss pr
sits and mauy oehsEs; Ne have quantity OF eertnr
Gates AL of whom are eur own people end reieeie.
Pr sals by nearly ell Ne prasGiss a the city, snS
fen Sole Provrissess. Riskmesl. "
AVN kAIkN1FI I'D ~ :.
nelnsA Saaenttns = nu&IeS. Nov Yort, ard prossd
e TIE ssversst ssets 10 ~ The bsat e 81 the wosA
- - =. ss = ShANca = 90. q
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MILITIA OF THE UNITED SrArys.-we learn
rom document from the War Department which
r mss isid before the House Of Representatives
lnnrsday that the Militia in the States and Ter.
5 rno.ies amounts to the large aggregate Of 2,47e
49, Mon: This does not embrace the militia Of the
state OF Iowa or of the Territories Of Oregon,
ashington, Nebraska, Kansas, and New Mexico.
from which no returns have been received.
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LIVELY SCENES In WALL sTRyET-Ths New

LIVELY SCENES In WALL sTRyET.-The New
York Post says: t..ss-
home lively scenes are taking place in Wal stree.
Ia consequence Of the rise in prices. A member
of the Board having TO receive stock On contract
from another party who could not deliver, became
urgent % he bad to deliver himself the same stock
to 1 third party, and a. the defaulter was unable
20 pay even the difference some offensive term
was applied when the defaulter doubled his fist
and knocked his creditor down, giving him blow
some bears are paying differences. Perhaps q
dozen or more contracts are not responded to by
the failure ofone party to deliver what has been
cold and resold that number of times. Where the
IL buyers want their stock rather than the differ
snce. Such violent occurrences as this win give
force TO the reasoning of those parties 10 the State
legislature, who have introduced bill to prevent
SINE operations by punishment by Gne
TIE BUFFALO IRISH AID CoNvENTIos.-The
irish Emigrant Aid Convention re-assembled at
Buffalo, n. Y, Friday morning, and were in SEES.
Son nearly the whole day. There were about
ninety delegates present, eight more having ar
lived ID - ss
The report Of the committee on finance stated
that there are forty.eight millions Of dollars in
savings banks throughout the United States be-
longing 70 the Irish population.
The finance committee also reported In favor OF
the formation of joint stock company for the
purpose of purchasing lands west of Canada, and
selling the TO Irish settlers and emigrants for
not more than ten per cent. the first cost Of the
Lands. Adopted. -
The committee on organization recommended
she establishment of agencies At Boston, New
York, Pittsburs Buffalo, Chicago, st. Louis and
such places In Canada as the delegates designate,
for the purpose of giving Information and assist
ance to emigrants. Adopted
committee of Ave was appointed to prepare
sn address to the Roman Catholic clergy and laity
Of the United States and Canada.
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DEATH OF Recommendations Tilssten, Jr.,
on Tuesday. Geo. H. Campbell who lately died
10 Nicaragua, was formerly reporter ON the Bos.
ton Times, and subsequently District Judge in
CAlifarn;a
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ssesstopol 70 probably called "The HOLY City,
49, oa asSans essu - thoroughly essenilsd r.
- Fs3ss LiAnds. y "sse wv"
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JENNY LIsD GoLDscHMIT-It Ia said that
Otto Goldschmidt, the husband Of Jenny Lind
Goldsehmidt, Is doing much to render her unpopu.
In England. A manager recently addressed him
the following letter:
''Sir-f write 70 request the services of Madame
Goldschmidt for six concerts, classical and misee
laneous, In town and country; and sm prepared
20 pay down any sum rs deposit. If you are 20
situated that you are able to accept my offer
hope you wiz do 50, as am . musician myself
ard had the pleasure of playing al her Maies.y's
theatre during the time of Madame Goldschmidt.s
engagement there. BY accepting my offer. / can
sssnre you, you viii be doing me the greatest Dos
sible service. I do not ask Madame Goldschmidt 10
sing for less than her own terms
, ] know her worth too well for that--and am as
said before, prepared 10 pay down any sum that
may be required Think IL is not possible to make
3 more businessl.ke ofier and shall feel particu.
lsrly obliged II you win favor me with . reply. II
you VIII grant me IN interview we can soon come
70 an understanding. ! am, sir, etc.
This letter was from one of the most respectable
men In the business muscal-worid No answer
wcs returned TO IL but the second letter brouehi
the foiowing gracious reply from His Msjesty Or.
S0Lind: w
"sir-Yonr two letters have been received
Iesaf conteuts and presumption being Of ,ueb :
sstc require no answer. Ibeg 70 "A tbs,
tesse u seas. en-, sis, your ebedieut servant
o 0oIpscHxIpf.
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NOTICE.-We wish 70 hear from every
IN one who suffers himself or has any one about
him that suffers, any living creature about him
that moves on this turf that suffers with sores sprains,
chilblsins or bruises in order that we may sell
give hi bottle of Turf OIL. II too poor to pay,
we will give il t, im &c able TO pay, wiz receive
it. and refund II If 1t does not cure the For sale
by 10 so DOVE co.
EXECUTOR,S NOTICE.--AlI peruons
r. having claims sgsinst the estate of Mrs Lucy
McCaw, decd, hereby notified to present them,
Ia due form for settlement within thirty days from
this date il 10 my purpose to distribute her effects
fe is-lm Exr. OF Mrs Lucy McCaw, deed.
Il GATHRIGnT has on hand n fine Lar
LIZ Of new Feather Beds; also, eight second ha nd
Weather Beds with large lot Of Blankets, Sheets.
and few Carpets and q fine assortment of new aud
second hand Furniture which he viii sell CHEAP for
cash these very cold times 18th street. between
MAN and oary. fs l5-St
n b. BRlDaRORD = CO.. 1;ENER1T
LIE COMMISSION AND FORWARDING Mn
CHANTS, Corner 10th and Dock streets Rjehmond
ta.-Attend particularly 10 the sale 81 RorIisnd
Lime Cement, Hay, Rosin, Tar Plaster. Flour. Feed
Grain &c. Also. TO ordes for the purchase Of Msrs
handize generally. " A-e'
We sre aiso prepared to take storage ana effect IN
sursnee on same q the lowest city rstes Our Wan.
houses beanE situated the Docf roods can be stor
ed with q free Of Drsyass.
2: =. 6Elosrosn. n. TInsLgy PA,s.
dsJ received fll assortment or sizss. : -
" bULkLEY H. co. 4
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BENNETT BEERs 4 YIsnEs.

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~ IT, = E.-The undersigned having
Y qualified administrator with tho will annex
ed Of the estate of Simon Bonavita, deceased late
Of this city requess all persons having claims against
ticated) for settlement and all persons indebted to
the same, te make payment 20 him without delay, az
10 important that said estate should he settled
soon practicable. Those claims which have been
heretofore presented to the Sergeant of the city of
Richmond as such administrator will be acted on
without farther notice from the parties.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Administrator of S. Bonsvits, deceased.
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BLOWING Hp Ice WITH GusPowDER.-Several
gentlemen connected with the steamboat interes,
at St Louis, have been recently experimenting on
the ice In the river with gunpowder, with the view
of making track in IT, The st. Louis Intellige n
Ger of the 9th inst gives the following account d
some of their operations:
Captain Eaton and the gentleman who accom-.
panied him, proceeded on the ice some distance
below the ferry landing, where they cut q small
hole In the ice and, through it sunk Jug contain,
lug four or five pounds of powder. The jug was
corked up tight, with piece of safety fuse enter
ing II through the cork. When all was ready the
match was applied, and the result was that the ice
was bio Wn to pieces fora circumference of about
fifteen feet from where the powder was put down.
Four experiments were tried with about the same
result. The ice where the experiment was tried
was nineteen inches il thickness, and perfectly
clear. We did not learn the opinions of the gen.
when necessary to clear the harbor.
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NOTICE..-Wfshine to reduce our Stock
Y of Fancy Dress Goods we win for the next two
months Offer at cost for cash. entire stock of such
goods consisting IL part of Printed and Figured Nous
lines; French and English Plain and Plaid Merinos
Plsid, Striped and Brocade Silks with many other
styles suited to the present essor. a.sza
BlNFORD, MAYO BLAIR
We take this opportunity to request our customers
whose accounts have been standing six months to
make early settlements.
ja ld&cts BINFORD. MAYO l. BLAIR.
no THE PUBLlC.-Tiavina purchased
the Drug store of T. II. Ssuthsll L Co. corner Of
Broad and 4th Streets opposite to Taylors Shoe store
and dagonally opposite to Breeder l. Fox and made
large additions to the stock prepared to furnish
families, physicians and others with every thing to
be found IN well conducted Drug Store, including
large and varied assortment of Fancy and Toilet
hclss Perfumery, Patent aud Family Medicines &e
Ii shall be constant aim to offer to the public
every modern improvement in Preparations, &c., as
soon possible, sud above ali to keep hand moth
ing but the fresh and genuine
We have the rsnal assortment of Paints Oils and
Oyestu:is, Window Glass, (which viii be cut to or
Cigars; likewise, large and well selected stock of
Garden Seeds. ] Invite the exaunnation of country
Merchants, Physicians and all Ia want, and solicit
continuance Of the patronage of the late frn.
N.B-Physicians prescriptions promptly attended
o at all hours WM. e. bATTAILE,
ia lots Corner Broad and 4th sts
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NOLLAR CORDIAL FOR THE MIL.
IL LION.-This celebrated Mixture IL a certain
cure for certain disease, it IL certain cure for
certain weakuess If of long short duration. You
will find marked improvement from the dose, look
to this you unfortunates and ta bottle of this en-
teemed and highly approved Medicine. The Medical
Faculty recommend Il.
To be had of Duyal Norton, o. B. Hi, A. Bode
ker. J. B. Wood, C. Millspaugh. 8 p. Semple, on
Main street; L. B. Thomas and Andrew Lesiie, or
posite the r. and r. r. r. on Broad street.
e
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u BRITANNIA AND PLATED WARE..-
- Steak Dishes, .Tea-pots, Spoons, Coffee Urns,
Forks, &c. at reduced prices.
STEBBINS PULLEN,
IA rasIu tr>
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MRS. Il. LYON,


win dispose ase Of if bsf .:osl SEM ef Ias|LL&
Va merry, ct and below cost, ito reduce-<sES
vet Silk Satin and Straw Hats; Head Dresses; Flew
ers Feathers Caps and Ribbons at the reduced prices
Of L and M worth 80 and Is Cts ITO continue un
nERUR(l,S AMMONIATED SUPER
II PHOSPHATE OF LIME.-Being sole Agents
ia this city for the sale of this valuable Fertilizer
are now prepared to furnish It in any quantities, r1I
0J q SSSDs.swlw ''''' s. McsRuDER's SONS
VIRGINIA, --In the CircuIt Court Of the
City of Richmond, January 3lst, 1885:
Sally Randolph, John Sheppard, Sarah Lucas, for
nerly Sarah Sheppard.) and John u. Lucas her
husband, Lucy Ford formerly Lucy shepPsrd.l and
formerly Betsey Sheppard) and James N: Brown
ing her husband, and Susan Sheppard, Juliet Shep-
pard and Benjamin W G. Sheppard, the last three
being infants suing By Sally Randolph, their next
friend, Pitts.
against
Powhatan Roberts and Joseph jackson, junior, exc
cutors of john Sheppard, deceased, Defts
This cause came en- this day again To be heard on
the papers formerly read, and upon the report OF
commissioner Heath of the 14th day of May, 1885,
filed herein on the 2nd day of June, 1855 and
sued By counsel On consideration whereof, and it
appearing to the Court that the proof Of posting
qured by the order of the 18th day of January 1885,
j. defective and that the acquisitions of that decree
viii have to be again complied with; ard it further
appearing to the Court that more than two years have
elapsed since the qualification of the defendants the
executors of John Sheppard, deceased, the Court,
without present confirming the said report or at
this time deciding any other question, doth adudge
order and Decree that the creditors Of the deceased
do appear here on the twentieth day of March hext
and show cause if any they can, against the payment
and delivery of the estate Of the said deceased to his
distrbutees and the Court doth further order that
q copy of this decree be published once week for
four essive weeks in the Richmond Dispatch and
posted at the front door of the Courthouse of the
Hastings Court of Richmond. the first day of two
spcc essiye terms of said Court
A CoDv-Teste
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ffUIt SALT
L 800 Virginia Skies, short dates
2,100 James River and kauawhs Guaranteed
Bonds.
5000 Va. Central Railroad liz months) Bonds
8, 600 Va. and Tennessee I'D mOrtgsge) Rsilrosd
Bonds.
5000 Manassas Gap Railroad Bonds
5000 Rockingham county Bonds
81 shares Central Railroad Stock. b
100 City of Richmond Stock.
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CELLING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES
- MY ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER GOODS
RICH VELVET, SATIN and CLOTH CLOAkS
AND TALMAS; FRENCH MERIN0ES; CASH
MERES; Mouslins; Bed and servants Blankets
Flannels; MORE antique Silks Of all eolorE also
iarse assortment of other Silks You will find il to
yonr interest to call at the cheap store before pur.
chasing elsewhere. ~. w. kOSEf
fe 292m No. POS Broad ct.
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GREAT BARGAIN 8 .--MERCHANT,
N WEISIGER & Co. are selling very great bar
ssins iu Dress Coats Business Coats. OverCoats blk
and fancy Cashmere Pants Call and SEQ them, q,
No liz Main street Richmond, Va fe l2
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VI DlVAN...A few thousand papers of
Il this superb Smoking Tobacco for sale wi oessie
and retail, By l.. YERBY, Agent
No, f. Wall street,
de 24-Sm Under st. Charles Hotel
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gAyINas INSTITUTIONS.

CAPIT A l. &J0,OOO.-COMMERC
" SAVINGS BANK.-Ofhce at the store OF Qnsriss
4 Brooke, ON l4th street.
Depositou in this Institution will receive ok per
cent on all sums remaining deposite ix months
or longer, and five per cent, for shorter time
WIN g. PAINE, President.
TT BROOKE, Tress jY6-ts
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David Mcdaniel, Deft.J
The object of this suit is against the de
PENDANT the of $780, with legal interest there
from the 28th day of October 1885, till paid and
the costs due by negotiable note.
The defendant is hereby required to appear at the
said clerks office within one month AFTER due publ
cation hereof and do what 10 necessary to protec,
his interests Teste:
fe l3-ls4w RIO. HOWARD, elk