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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-03-17

FIGURING MILLS
FOR SALE.

rI,HE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE To DIS
i pose of their Steam FIGURING Mills at Pleas
ant Grove Immediately on the Nashville aud
Decatur Railroad. The surrounding country
is one Of the finest wheat-growing sections in
in easy and speedy connection. The Mills will
be sold for money, On time, or for real estate.
Apply to DIR. j. 7. AKIN. ja20-u
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-03-17

The Memphis Appeal vouches for
this: at was discovered during the
week that the venerable black cat
which was held possession of the Over
ton stables since the building was put
up, has fora companion a patriarchal
gray rat. They hunt in couples in the
night, and successfully make war on
all sorts of warmth 1t appears that
aoout ten years ago the cat had ire
mendous fight, about three O'Clock OH a
summers morning, with powerful
rat, aud Tom came forth worsted,
played out, utterly licked and crest
fallen. Iu the course ola week, how
ever, he made up terms with the rat,
signed a treaty of peace, offensive and
defensive, and both took several whiffs
from the Calumet, practice which
the rat had been taught by the Chick
saws long before Tom come along here
from North Carolina. Since then they
have been fast friends"
The native American requires moro
sleep than the acreage European. Nine
or ten hours sleep i'm single plight i,
very beneficial. Then Yankees should
go to bed at nine and rise between five
And six.
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M. HERSTEIN Co.

HAVING BOUGHT OUT HOLMAN 4 BRO.
IL will continue to furnish the citizens of Co
lumbia and the surrounding county,. with the
very BEST of
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Erou Rev York .

NEW YORK. December 2.-Ibe purser OF
the Vile de Paris has been detected SNUG
Cling.
New Orleans ut an early day, where they
will await the conclusion of the Grand
Dukes tour and then proceed to China.
A Scranton special says the low prices or
coal cause much excitement, and IL lower
prices obtain in December there will un-
doubtellly be strike in January.
The Tunes says that he american Clup.
House has been attached IN the Interest OF
parties in Connecticut.
The grand jury Of Brooklyn has indicted
two Democratic and five Republican In
spectors of election.
The bank statement shows that loans aaVe
increased nearly four millions; specie In
creased one and seven-eighths millions
legal tenders decreased one and one eighth
millions deposits increased four and one
fourth millions.
The Hudson river is closed as far south
as Tivoli. "
Connolly's proposed confession Is a hoax.
An application has been made to reduce
his bail.
None of Tweed's bondsmen have as yet
withdrawn.
The smallpox deaths for the week have
increased one.
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Railroad GoIIfsaou

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
Oh Il oTTEsvILLE, December 2.-The
westcrn-bound Chesapeake and Ohio pas
SenSer train coilded to-day with a material
train which was standing on the main track
near keswick depot. The material train
had broken down and was unable to move
out Of the way, and the passenger train was
too ncar to receive the warning In time to
stop; hence the collision. Both engines
were considerably damaged, and tho mail
and express cars were broken. Mr.. Fitz,
the express messenger, was the only person
injured, and he but slightly.
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REMARKABLE EscApR OF A RAILROAD,
TRArs.--The northern.bonpd passenger
train on the Orange and Alexandria rail.
road made a most narrow escape from a Sc
rious accident on Tuesday last. When
about two miles north OF CovcsviIle the
train encountered broken rail, over which
all the cars passed safely but the express
car. The front truck Of this ear was thrown
from the track, and In this condition was
borne along OH the ties at rapid speed for
half q mile or mere, and In this distance
passing safely over the stills of three cattle
guards. The engineer (Mr. Moore) dis.
covered that something was wrong, and
sounded The alarm-whstle once, when this
became dsarrangcd IN some way and could
not be used further; and although the
brakesmcn did everything in their power to
stop the train, they were unable TO 40 SO
until /; had run the distance stated, on ac-
count of The heavy down.Srade. Forfn-
natelr. however. the train was at length
stopped, and Conductor John a: Jones,
With his suboriInatcs, sci 10 work ener'
cclicalN to replace the car on the track;
and in lesS than half an hour succeeded ana
proceeded on his way.
Wien the circumstances attending thls
accident are considered we doubt whether
there Is more wonderful escape OF the
kind OH rccorG.-- CuipcpeT Observer.
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CLEAR AND HARMLESS as WATER.
NAITAEs's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOB
THEHAIR.

A perfectly clear preparation, in one bottle, as
easily applied as water for restoring TO gray hair
its natural color and youthful appearance, to
eradicate ana prevent dsndruR to promote the
yroyth OF the hair, and stop its falling.
1t IS entirely harmless and psT}ectty JTee from rom
any noi.onous substance. ana Will therefore lake
the place OF sill the dirty and unpleasant prepAra
lions now in use. Numerous tesllMonlals aaYe
hsen sent M from many Of our most prominent
citizens. In everything IL which the arucles now
In ns. are Objectionable CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
"a nerIpcr 1t IS warranted 10 contain neiIher
su ,sr Of lead sulphur, or nitrate OF silver. CleGI
ard clean as aer, Il does not sou Inc CLONES Or
scain' II Is agreeaDly perfumed, aud makes que
IF RE hest Dire ssIngs for The htr In use restoIss
tho color of the hair more perfectly ana anpoInty
sbsn any other PREPARATION, ana always ooes 90 "a,
from three 10 ten days. Virtually Ieeaing tne
rnots ~ the hair with all the nourlsning qualbse
Necessary TO its growth and healthy conotlon' ~
rsstoTes The decay and induces q new CROWN W
The hair more positively than anything eise. ane
annie ton OF this wonderful discovery also Pr
ippcas a pIeasant and cooling efec. on the scsip
and gives The hsir pleasant ana elegant sppe"'-
ancc. % ,,a fart that q
ItrIIed number Of small trial 5oitiee CON NC w.
nv those wishing TO try.it You VIII nolice .n hS
In nnrsuing this courLe our aim is 70 con'MSe ~
the actual merits or the article. cu,ro
Inventor and proprietor. Washin gs3n. ~ II
For sale, Wholesale and retail, ~ rUtrnnd
IADD s CO., Propre:or's AgsntS, a1eE Nm
Va. o'"s 0"'A'
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500. rs!,.i3 %
- rrx~S.
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Governor Campbell, OF Wyoming Tori
tory, has signed the bill repeating femllc
suffrage in that Territory.
The next Allen steamer which reaches
this port will bring large number OF i'm
migrants, some for Virginia and some for
Tennessee. Norfolk TrWnidn.
An exchange wonders "if lady will
ever he President" Let us have gentle
man again before we try the experiment.
Sacramento Reporter.
McClure's furniture warehouse and
Evans's grocery, in Bloomington. ILL.,, were
burned last Friday. Loss, $50, 900; insu-
rance, $&3, 900.
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THE BlDLE IN THE SCnooIs.-Ne'r York,
December 1.-The school at Hunters Point
was opened this morning at 8 o'clock. The
principal called the school to order and
proceeded to read the Lords Prayer, when
one Of the scholars commenced row by
calling out "Damn that" which was fol-
lowed by many others IN cat-calls, hooting,
&C.. so that the reading of the prayer had
/, cease. The principal called in the police.
Many left without further trouble. subsc-
quenlly seven were expelled. and one who
threw - qu;d Of tobacco at the principa!
was taken To the Station-house. Hereafter
roac Will be admitted TO the school unless
known 10 bc orderly and willing to abide
by the rules.
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L~ - n
~ sSf,s.F V

4; So. CS2 Is
$3.50 - -
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BuRH1NG OF A HoTEL-AARRow ESCAPE
OF GUESTS Ncrjrgh, ". Y, December
1.-THE United states Hotel, at this place.
was partly destroyed by fire early this
morning. The flames destroyed the stair
ways, and the guests were compelled to
escape from the building by ladders. Eliza
beth Latts, the hotel cook, while cndcayor-
ing to reach the LADDERS, fell from the fourth
story and received Cata! injuries. Jnmes j.
White and Fanny Logan, n sesmstress, also
fell from the windows, and were injured.
Loss on building, $4,000; on furniture,
SO 900,
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TELEGRApHIC- NEWS.
New York kfnrk an.a nra-ax x.-Hs

NEW YORK, December 2.-Money active
at e91 per cent. Sterling dull and nominal.
Gold, 11ok a110X. Government. dull and
steady. Tennessee's, 65x; new, same.
virginia e's. Oh; new, 81. Louisians's, 90 /;
new, 90. Levee's, .e1k; Ss, 70. Alaba-
mas, 100. Vs, e5. Georgia's, 80; rs, "a.
North Carolina's, a5K; new, Is. South
Carolina's, Go new, 90.
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Te;ecrapnic Summary.

The Central Democratic Committee OF
Louisiana has issued an address in favor OF
continuing party organizations, and oppo.
sing OH alliance with either wing Of the
Republican party of the State.
A dispatch from Savannah says that tho
shin Winfield Scott has been aground on
st. Helena reef, End is now on Horseshoe
fitts with seven feet Of water in her hold.
Sue will be pumped out and locked.
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MISCELLANEOUS
From Havana.

= HAVANA, December 2.-The monitor
Terror has arrived here.
The Constantid newspaper deprecatcs the
recent scenes Of violence, and seeks to
tranquillize the public mind. Its tone gives
offence to the volunteer element, but the
moderate men applaud its articles as op.
perfume.
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TAX NOTICES.
CITY COLLECTORS OfF1cg,}
lsTI

CITY COLLECTIONS OFF1cg,}
RICHMOND, VA, December ], 1911.
THO TAX -pAYERS.-lna accordance with
an ordinance OF the city, the Collectors Of
Ace in The CITY HALL corner seyen 11 and 1 61 Tn
sisT DAY OF UECEMBER inclusive, from D
o clock A. NJ 10 ao'clocx a. iof me pa,spo s
maid one. alf OF the city taxes cn&rged 10 inem
The remaiblug halt. ,.,. -. ,,,no,,
RIAL AND Personal
,. hills from all nersons who have not paid their
S@> ' taxes Tor the yesr 1871.
The Collector would respectfully cali the aiten.
,on of slltax.pay ers to the ordnance -ssed lss
h.tITiSg PrK CENT. will be added 70 the
smount or said remsi aiming half OF the Tax charged
y every case Fhere tue party assessed hha al
20 nay said rsmaioipg half wiisla ns unis 20 20
NV in ths month OF June one.hsn or inc ely
taxes due from zuch persoa snan i an pS ss oS
here sha , p AIDED s msp so isn
UPON ING @1A"" John i. REGNAQ..T,
due, Collector Of City Ta1es'
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Domestic Markcts-IBY TELgGRApu.l

NEW DIX, Der 2.-Cot;on firm sales,
40 bales; uplands. lsc; rrieaus, lgSc. Flour
l5m. Wheat heavy! red winter western, Sl.5s6D
9le3. Corn lower at 7.sll7s. Fork heavy. Beef
moro active, Lard heavy. Nayals 1uet and sta asy.
Groceries s1iet and firm. Freighls frmer.
BALTIMORE, December 2.-vIrginia,s, old. "a
old o23 asked; 6ds, 70 Did: OTIS. t5 bid Coupons
old, co bid; new, 60 bid West Vlrginia's, 28i bid
2s5 asked. North Cardinals, sSa bid new Is bid ;
Flour active and unchanged. Wheat quiet and
steauy. Com firm; white, ejfIIOc,: yeItoT ss@
I2;. froVisions unchanged. Freishts quieI.
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s~TnLEE RAILROAD AfFAIRs.- dttdatd,
c,,uyc. II he movement to establish
."sg from Louisville and The Ohio river
'.t south Atlantic seujUa:d, with steam
,f.,, - Europe, is nearly completed.
ui~yilir and Nashville 9nu Nashville
= i,.c.uur Companies consolidated some
IT.. -. l. ; le south and North roads OF
n-ua nnYc zone into tie same line from
,u., Vile 10 Montgomery. they are now
D3r,iy 10 lra.e The Montgomery anc
j uI4 aud the Brunswick and Albany
-, which VIII give item IN unbroken
.& 80 savannah and + in!r~ick. The les
-~ have ample means !" AIRY out lheif
!ncl. They control capital AND have
ger!cnCc.
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~-.~oE NAHCF.-Thc course OF this
tIuGu IN holding on 10 he empty honor
...r- United States scrator after nearly
~ ,ody else has given up hope OF he
.3.I'."- hc!CG removed aud his taking
seq, i, cal ulatei u injue hun with
t,ru!s!e. Tho people DO not lock so
% - The Distinguished abilities and de-
- the scnatur-clect a. they do at the
'.'raicuca Of non. representation and
'lm@urrtt danger Of Iii representation
H. unhco Abhutt.
vernon Vance hde shown that lie cares
&c FIR h@> private Interests and personal
,.4an IT. - he cares 10: tae welfare OF
.'r. ", aelC 10 pen these words. we
z. '.ty '.rIs>i:v INA, calls for them. We
~ .o.r COZ 1ilcncc IL one who has pro-
~ .UHc luoIc for North Carolina than
..,e q! brr lyiEg sons. Bdti!Cb0ro' ~.
-4-cQ.~e.
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( Z ---~----s-~~-p->~~
MACNyMRrvlM1
MACHINE WORKs.

MACHINE WORKs.
sLOaT & AnDIEGToH
~seS' Isz-, lisA l4?6 and li2s Cary street.
and Noe. IL and IL south 18th street,
Ri q MOSD u. VA.
tola ~ LINE. AErAIR ALL KINDS on
- IN We 90 in The COUNTRY 10 do al
80, 80 1F .OR6 In our line. Also, mako The
,bar, .ybASCO MILLS In the world and keep
III III =; =, ~ n.Ac- As well aa TUBACCO SCREWS or
a. AZ haTus, together with BANDS and BfLLETa,
W. s Gu "sIcie5 Tor the manufacture Of Tobacco.
"e s1ep on hand for sale sll sizes ar
ES ST ana SttOSU-HAND EEGIEEH,
66U01LEES, ShW-MILLS,
pm Hills, POWER PUMPS,
r1AaroRA sCALES
ahhFflSG: Hangers, PULITZER
TsAE ana BaViL WEGELn
ara IL lact general assortment OF all pzerpr a.
ucies IN our line, together with '-.''- -
5UDs0,,s PAT N STEAM-ENGIyE
GOVERNOa,
UTICA Co. STEAa GAUsES
SELDFN'S PATENT ENGINE PACKING,
FEET V>LYHs. GLOBE VALYEH
TALLOW COCKS
asLE:OLLING CUPS, for both engines AID
EkuE CLEANERS, ......-...
OIL CAN Water GACGEa &C
All or "nich "e sell at reasonable Dr,ces and On
accommodating terms.
Il. B.-We receive on consignment all kinds OF
masninery both new and secondhand. Come
oes sLOAT & ADDINsToN.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
EnrInnd.

TEE PRINCE OF WALES ILLNESS.
LONDON, December 2.-The official bull
letin ut 8 A. nj. to-day reports that the
Prince OF Wales passed q quiet night. His
fever is severe, but the case Is progressing
sati afar&nrifr
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Acauittar Of Alleged Murderers. DC.

New ORLEANS. December 2.-The trial of
w. Nj. E>kerne and John Boyd, for the
murder Of Samuel Rainey, the book.keeper
Of the First National Bank, on the 9TH OF
last May, was concluded to-day; the jury
rendering verdict of not guilty"
The Metare races were postponed until
Tuesday next.
The weather Is cold and cloudy.
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i GGoEGlA DREAM DIsrELLED.- atlanta,
T., December L. some tine ago Mr..
...n.t 4 Republican -cnator, introduced
.,~,iuiipn looking to The a!ment OF
,'.u"L>r> tor rIn4Nc Eatcd slaves. The
t...4turc IN, passed hy an Overwhelming
ga.rfuti. majority 4 resolution defeating
r,'tiCmning Mr. Bruton's measure.
solution ccn,urcS Mr.. Brlton's Tcso-
~ ~ lrndlng 10 pUSItiTc evil.
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Germany.
THE DIFFICULTY WITH BRAZIL.

BEEL1N, December 1.-THE local Police
Gazette declares that nothing less than an
apology aud indemnity to the injured from
Brazil will satisfy the Germans. It Is
claimed that the outrage was committed ri
the instigation Of the French upon the
Prussian allies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-04

I. -. Leutrum, night cleIk IN The Lou.
i post-oilce, has ben arrested; charged
g. i MA robbery.
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rrEGLAEY ANn OUTRAGE.

~ Friday morning l>iy- the Washington
, .. mI" 81 the most DARN" and success
. r., trtcs VI hay" ever been called on
.. "|rvN,l" WAS pcrpr,ratcd about 4
..ara III onc oI the NEST pOpulouS parts
-, city. At that hour two thieves
e.. an entrance into the residence OF
..... Hg,C.', Ut the corner Of Twelfth and
.,N"~'S, hy pricing up The wiudoW.Sash /,
Vi ...N ~ disguised thcui-clvcs by tying
..s2.yltei> over their faces, procCedcu
'"" room III WAich Mrs. Ducif was
g.. ..s.E I:i;!ycd over her mouth !jiCC"
+. ."~- gil~tcr, which closed her mouth
- 80 iacNrI; her glyil- an alarm. WNb
- ~aD'. pieces OF sa>I-CUrd they then
/ .rE lauil-. She Vas too mitch tight
... 10 ave any u.aIm even II she had
90, Il ."it !rc2. One OF The burglars stood
~ her Whi!C the other, with SHORT piece
candle, proceeded 10 rans9ch the house,
..ru,nluGa bureau drawer took out about
80 i. gold, 50 or 800 in currency, and i
3. .!rh, !caY.u. TIC cham and sOn. other
n-h'd j"Wclry, - also the s'lycr-plaie,
g.. j..yy then left The premises. \ small
4! WIS asleep IN tie house at the time,
j. Vas not awakened and after the
yves Ictt Nr>. Du.rit mauYgcd TO get tie
.-.]T loose by working h'r tongue, and
~ III ,uud ia sluy her hands. She
50 frightened that she could not form
.-rA - 10 whether hey were white or
.tr.. IHrn. hut She thinks from their Ian
~. ia. they were Il hitr. | here Is bare
.Itr u 10 who were the perpetrators
:.t- outrGG", but Naj y Richards ana his
...tly"s have taken the case IN hand, and
:" 'c hoped lie Williams wilt DC brought
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DOTS CLOTHING.
~ FScEAGhD NARY PRICES.
Is boys CASSIMNR ET& for - worth 4,
~ Days CASSlM .E1 JACKETS FOR $33 worth
20 boys CASHMERE PANTS for 90 worth s.s.
90 boys GAcslHEkES PANTS for s. worth So
20 boys BLACK CASHMERE PANTS for SO
worth si4:
20 boys BACK CASHMERE PANTS for a
worth So;
IS or 20 mems SACKS for so worth s,sto $40:
10 or 90 mems BLACK SAL GS for Sl5 worth $50
to S25.,
The ooys' wear will a. boys fromnine tn thirteen
yesrs old. All tho above are odd lots and M lcra
than cost Of manufac' urc.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH.
oe2 lld3 aiSl3 street (neNS s.orc)
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NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given tnat
~ application win be- msde TO the second aG a1n
for $500 and 80. esq, tor s45ostock OF tee STATE
OF Virginia issued under sct OF March y, 1907 es
ALSO. certitc les No. 3s7, for e2oo NO. 400;
the James Riyei and Kau swha Canal Company,
under acc of March LIST, lsI7
for the renewal OF certificate No. asi or thelr
STOCK for 1900 said certificate having been !ost CT
destroyed. janice d. ga An,
no l3.h4w 459ssoe
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COMMERCIAL.
- Conv AND FLOUR FxCHAs,:r
RICHMOND, VA, December :, En-
$50. = nrur, rr,ro

- CORR AND FLOUR FxCHAS,;r,
RICHMOND, VA, Uecember 2, lSTL
OFFERINGS.
Masas'T71%Shlss, Iss bushels. Bed, 252 bushels.
Corn.-White, asa bushels.
lOHs.-1. 05j bus hea.
s6nckphedk. - bush els,
iaL SALES.
Whedt.-W hita-1as bushels-at sI.es for ysrv
god M sl:s6 f,r fair, o. go for comniou.
q, phsdt' -Red-2o7 bughcls-ss s1.e, for prime,
seo for very good, sl.s6 FOR good, sl.27 for com
Corn.-whtse- SO bushe.s-at c2c. 70. good new,
:, ots.- 4o2 bn,be'1-at SOC. for prime black, ssc.
lor very good spring.
RE-EIuIBIygD.
OMs.-e?4 bushels.
REMARKS.
The offerings OF grain OF all kinds on ,Chanre
were light to- day, particularly noticeable fsa-
ture being the small offering Of corn. Corn was
arm and IN demand. Oats In only moderate de.
manu-, and prices unchanged.
The quantity or corn of all hRdes offered on
Change In the month OF November 1907, 1858,
1863, 1879, l57l were as follows November 1857,
1854 bushels; November 1868, ls 472 bushels; No.
vember 1882 IL, $40 bushels; November 1870 IL $40
bushels; November 1871, "a 2G4 bushels.
In Atlanta, Ga, cora Is scarce and In demand,
and Is quoted as follows: Old 3carce), 75c. to 81
new ehelled, SIS TO eoc.; ear, so to csc.
In Augusta, Ga, there is very little old in mar
kes. White Is scarce at s19s1 Os from depot by
sr-load New corn is in fair demand at s5c.-
car load rates.
In Baltimore, on the 1st instant, the offerings of
corn were 3s,4oo bushels; market frmer, with
sales OF 90, 900 bushels southern white at os97ec
II 900 bushels southern yellow at s7G72c.: and
l4eo bushels western mixed at 7C075c.
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ICON WASHINGTON.
TrF SLIC DEBT.

a., x,,,,io s,,,, ;sen.d
,raa the Treasury department rl'SS!
., -. .,:st - follows:
,3.,..,. a d pc: cent. L5,siS5. &c 81
---------f M a's, 80 90
,-.r,r->CI<TrKuSr LAW
I p - 80
......,S.-,,- al IN
~. .,d.yss al iI"r 1...
r...........-,,. ...,,; s''S''''
. .r' .rr.t.' '' I4NN,oqo t.
..l..yr. al l"r 49,,
,,i..... ...''''.'.. .N--,"| w ss.,as,oo5 {,
,.,w,r-n interest has ceased
Observation-Disclosures. l,7bs 81 u
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RUMoRs OF INTERVENTION IN CUBAN ArFAIRs.
MADRID, December Alt Is rumOred
here that Great Britain and the United
states threaten Immediate Intervention In
the case Of Cuba. The Cabinet had a pro-
tracted session yesterday, and the King
was IN consultation with his Ministers up
to late hour.
King Amadeus presided ut the Cabinet
meeting yesterday and showed deep con-
Germ for the condition Of the Cuban peo-
pie. Lie expressed the desire to proceed to
daVana himself and direct the measures for
pacifcation.
MISCELLANEOUS.
a dispatch from Calcutta states that IN
explosion Of the powder and cartridge fac
tory at Fort Agra killed thirty persons,
Including two commissioned officers.
Agrarian outrages are reported ia Done
gal. Ireland.
The congress of the representatives Of
European telegraph companies convened
yesterday.
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GENE RAJ ITEMS,

The Senate caucuses on Monday morn
ing upon the election of new officers.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has ordered
papers to be issued to the schooner Horton,
recently seized at Gloucester.
Michael Strohman, implicated with Stokes
in the Tennessee bounty frauds, has arrived
here and been jailed.
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The Trial OF Mrs. wharton.

BALTIMORE, December 2.-Mrs. Wharton
has been removed to Annapolis, where her
trial commences on Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-04

,r.. ess!. Ii TIC Treasury.
20 t. 3, -! r, 2&s Isl 99f DO
..... ..!... ........,......... @.?gi. 7l3 Us cs
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T OST, CERTIFICATE OF VIRGINIA
IL REGIST EkED STOCK. No. las, uIae Iii, %.
cation for renewal Will be IN AIDE 20 the second Au'
oi nn 9 on M " WILLIAM q. ALII5ON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-04

ht aa'emcut Of Tho public debt issued
rom tie Treasury Department fIlS'y
.hens totals - follows:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-04

A n n DUN CEMENT.

MOTE ouhKssri9sss have accepted tho agoncy for
peg With the worId-rnnovnfd instrsU s,ts =.
M naf|nanshINd," enable Us to Offer 10 the psS.
sgn IN VI ,h,Lhnond and those who trade hsrs
hr y, aafangelnent these instruments vii, ia ro,a
paT. ~ sns same prices az the makers cisroa 0'
AN5sss can low 5nth see and examine ihaaa pY
.as asctory, 10 some have hiIkgro sHra Ts
The nn psrs respectfully invite an exami.,.Ic -
VIC new nupplJ Just opened OF
no, WOODHCUSE SPARHA1
BOOKSELLERS and Sta,ionerv
BE CELEBRATED RRAD-1~-
80 BURY PIANO E5sr2sssS
purity OF ,ano legance of finish, beauty I'D
Of excellenco tbst aSoSY Of toucha combination
eysry one %e0 knows how to npnrecis;a sr OF
street. a HSS snriE az col Broad
nol3 49, W. OAEBY,
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49,. ,s. w?,srls Interest has ceased
go. ., InH;E'.iN ............ .....''''
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fth!AnIs.'' 49, '~tN'-.' -
l9.r... a tYc: cent. ~, &,s,iS5. tsc 81
=. ..,.s ~ ror cent. &'"stS. 200 On