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Thoughts snonnS heayenwa e'thfngsuf
earth look very small and trtfipg.

4 sick lady saw a bird building a nest in
tree outside her window, ard knew that
the bird was putting che nest so low that
some cat would surely destroys t; but She
could not make the bird understand, audit
went on with It's nest and laid its eggs, and
soon the tiny hedgiings were twiftertng and
the mother was bringing them food and
singing as happily MS birds know how. But
one morning the nest was gone. Under the
tree were some scattered feathers, and about
the desecraeed home, uttering piteous cries,
lowered the sorrowing mother bird. Poor,
foolish bird; 1t built its nest too low. So.
families have gone to pieces. They did not
build quite high enough. The tempter
came, and son was ruined or daughter
discraced. Wealth did 1t. Oh, fathers
and mothers! build higher the family cir
Gle In your homes. Don't be like him
who the other day, as he entered an asylum
for the insane, summed up his life In the
Irenchant sentence :, Sixty years; millions
gone; and now, the .mad-house!" Let MS
ask God to open our eyes. Once, IN
ruined castle, was shown the picture OF
an aged man. That. / was told, was the
man who owned and founded the castle
and its vast estates. was shown another
picture. It was bis son, who squandered
everything. One built the castle, the other
made it ruin. So it is every day. l tell
you, my friends, I'd rather die knowing
that my children were safe in Gods grace
than leave them q hundred thousand dol
lars to go to the devil and perdtion with.
After the sermon prayer-meetings were
held, and Mr.. Moody answered O good
many questions from inquirers on religious
SubiectS- a.,. aa- a.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

SATURDAY, November 80, 1878.
Country produce.
Apples: s1l::75@s2.5o 2 barrel.
Bmtter: Prime to choice yellow, 49,; fair
" corn aeat: Csc. 2 bushe for country.
Dried Fruit: APPLES. 2GD3c.; neaciIeS. peeled,
5@sc.; unpeeIcd, 2@sc.; cherries 12H@l5c. = D. !;
Es I In In barrels, 1s@l9c. q dozen; in crates.
Eeathers: Prime hve-goose. 35@4Oc.; common,
FiGrseed: 81 p busheI.
Hay: Virginia timothy, 55@6oc.-very duh; Gle
YER and mix Qd 45G50c.
Oats. Baled- 10000.
Potdtoes: Irish. = barrel, a1.75@52
Rue: G5@70c. p blshcl
Smmdc: Prime, I5c.
TuLkolo: 5d5!!c. = b. ~
BURY wool will bring from 3 10 sc. q d less than
above rates.
Cement, Lime, Plaster. Sc.
Cement. Rose .dale, $3.50 q barrel.
Lime: Agricultural, S61 loo. = bushci; Roc&hnd,
sl.l0@*l. 25. according to quantity.
,Ptastssrs: Lump $3.50; gFo'nd' 80; calcined
Tar: Large size, s3.25@:3.5O.
Dry Goods.
Bro,pn Sheettngs ara ,ShtrtinoS: A Manches-
ter, &c; i Manchester. 5ac.: \ Manchester 44sc
"A James River. &C.: Z James River: 5ac.; y
J J sI R!eI o:bra sc eS r
"A W. Conestoga. 7lSc. ,; G. Conestoca. 6Hc.: D..
Conestoga. 6Sc.; I0-4 reperlll, 25c.; 1o-4 City,
b35isae9sd SAirttaas asa saSfstt"gs; A VAN
sutt., lie: "A Masonville, 9ES:: "a Rockdaie,
alSc': Whi,estone. 9Ec; K Barnsley, 5sc.: Z Red
Doc Ss Il ss{tuWv a IS : s5e loi cit;
bro0,l Drills: potersb9rg &C; Gran'evills,
Corstt jeans: Pavonia, &c.; Amoskea.. loc. !:
aI Dsfms vi Harlem. Ike: Boston steam si. &c.
q" Prints: American. &C.. Aliens. &C.; Rici-
mond. &C.; Sprague. &C.,: Manchester &c; WASH Il
ington, &c.. Hamilton, &C.; MerI rnoa az ti,r
mony. Sic; Wamsuttl. 4fc.
.CamIrtcS: Rice. 5hc.: English &C.
Drugs, Dyestuiis, Oils, sc.
d d5ess,a ssSo i1s Ss ss5oes4 Csc of
dozen.
i Gockineai: Que. = n.
E faafae: ( s1 hsg1oiSa; ls''
oils: Linseed. Csc: machine. slGss1.75: spern.
81 so: whale. 65c- struts, 50@55n Labrador
oil: &c. 6S979s lard ESQ.,; swes' So 9 y, ueTh
lubrisating, 3o@5Oe.; kerosene. lac, cash, y gall
lop.
Roots: Ginseng, 90c.; seneca, without top, asa
Aac.
Soda: Sal. 24G2kc., In ksss; English soda, &C.
American, 3AGl4c.
| Spirits TuT.Dentins: ACE.
Foreign traits and Candy
Candy: l2k@l3c. p 70.
Lemons: Messina. s5@S5.5O q box.
Oranges $3@Si.
groceries, sc.
Bacon Shoulders. 4hI944c.; clear rtb-sides 6ac.
ribbed. 5Hc.: VraInia shoulders. 5HG6c.; sr
glnia hog-rounh. 787hc.; Virginia hams, larSSt
sG1oc.; small. l0@l1c.; sngar-cured. uneanvr4ssd
| iI@llkc.: plain hams, 10K@l1c.i cany asset
| l2o stock light
| three hoops, S1.75@s1,S5.
Brcoms: TWO strings, sl.A0stsl so; thre
strings. sl.75@SS; four strinss. s3@s4 az:
| ro8ge. Rio-Common. 12aG13c.: faif, iaa
| he: GOOD 10 .prime, l5@16c.; I.agnayra. 1oSG
I7kc: Java, 23@25c Market adyanSiagaaarIma: "a,
sESS Or. "a H.. n.1f.boxes 13c.: taliow. lac.
! Cfsssci I,r!ias cutting, loSe's northern ~
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-,..a<g.s q IN q Nm l1I
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. November so, 1878.
sALEs.-2,0oo Virgins tSr-recefvabie coupon

&
Mt SIX. ,..4,-
american Goid.-1oOSbic.
STATE Observation-Disclosures consols. 81 bid, 56is
virginia s2 ss ss sse
~ asked; :yirainin interest ee5tiacates;,10 bid
gltu observation-disclosures city s's, a. and T..
Pe.ersburg cry ss, Io4 BID; Petersburg city SIS,
J: andJ., 81 bid; Norfolk city water ss, b. and g.,
11G bid; Manchester city ss,tuzrecrivable, n. and
Railroad Bsnds-yIrginia Central Railroad
1rss MORTGAGE 6's j. and j., OH bid: Virginia Cen
fra Railroad third mortgage 6's, J. and j., COY BID
and j. 10lk bid: Virrfnia Central RAILROAD ION.
morsgaSe rs d and Eel BID; Virginia AID Ten;
bin: Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third mort
gage Ss> j. and j.. 81 bid; Virginia ana Tennessee
iailros. funded as, j. and j.. o6x ASKED; soulb-
j., los bid: Southslde Railroad secors mortgage
preferred .6's, j. and j. 765i bid: souihsde Rail-
bid: Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad first mort
gage Sd. andJ., ZOO bio; Norfolk and Peters
Sn G R ,;nr,,s Fss mortgage S J. and J 1O4
1ifcats 81 bid; Ricfs and Petersburg Rail-
road 70, frst mortgage as A. and o., 1Q4 bid;
mortgage SIS J: and JIos bid: Richmond, Fred
erick>oErc and Potomac Railroad mortgage rs. j.
and d., 80 bid; Orange and AlexandrEa Railroad
first mortgage 6's. NJ and N. 90 bid: Orange
and Alexandria RAILROAD second mortgage SIS,
j. and j.. rs bid; Orange and alexandria Rail.
Touo titiru HuortSa2e >, IL. anu ~, FL aSsed' Or
ange, Alexandria and Mauassas Raiiroa first mort
gage U.s. J.and j., 4Sa bid; Richmond and Danvllle
Railroad consolidated 6s. 81. and N. 7T bid Pied
mont Railroad first mortgage IS, a. and o.. 100
bid; Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Rail-
road first mortgage as, j. andJ.. 81 bid.
RHitrOdd Stocke.-Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par, ssh bid. 364 asked; Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad seven per
cent. guaranteed. 100 par. "a bid i: Connection
Railroad. 70 par. Il asked Richmond and Danville
Railroad, loo par bid.
Bank Stock8.-First National, 90 par, I 154 bid !;
National Bank of Virginia, 100 par. so asked:
% hid. Mercb,niS AMI i1ech,s, on na 1 81
bid. s5 asked, City, 100 par, IS asked; Granite,
100 par, Sd asked.
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SATURDAY. Night s TfLBeRiNl|
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALI.
QUARTERS.

Il = 4 Z y , j i
NEWS AND GossIP-A COAL
COMPANIES PRESIDENT CHARGED WITH
EMBEzzLING- DECISION IN THE GOVERN
MENr CASE AGAINST TILDEN-CBARGED
WITH DEGRADING THE INDiANS--MoRE
VICTIMS OF THE PoMMERAS1A DIsAs-
TER--A DEPUTY COLLECTOR ARRESTED
Z FOR CATIoN--RAILRoAD CASE DE-
CIDED-FfREs IN CLEVELAND, OHIO, AND
PORT ROYAL, 8. C.-REDUCToN OF FORCE
IN THE NEW YORK CUsToAf-HoUSE-A
woULpBE PARRICIDE-sT. ANDREWS.
DAY CELEBRATION IN NEW YoRK-PRo.
LIABILITY OF KING ALFoNso's SECOND
MARRIAGE CoNTRADICTED-THE DEN
MARK CHAMBER TO BE DIssoLvED-HoN-
oRs TO THE NEW CANADIAN GOVERNOR
GENERAL, &C., &C.
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he motion was granted.
Decision In d Railroad Case

INpIASAPoLIs, November 30.-In the mat
ter of the st. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute
Railroad Company against the Indianapolis
and St. Louis Railway Company, and GER
tain other railroad companies, Judge Gresh-
am, of the United States, court to-day Or
dcred the indianapolis and St. Louis Com
pany to pay into court monthly thirty per
cent. OF their gross earnings, and enioined
them from paying the interest due on bonds
held by the companies who ere guarantees
for the Indianapolis and st. Louis Railway
Company, or pay any moneys advanced by
them, unless the said thirty per cent. shall
exceed the minimum rental agreed to be
paid the St. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute
Company. This order to hold until a final
hearing OF the case. ..-.
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by Telegraph.

EEw YORK, November 3O.-Cotton nuci: sales.
639 bales; uplands 9sc. Orleans. 9sc Flour in
neavy ana stGlc lower, with oulv mo0cra,e bu.i-
ness: Corr slightly In buyers favor; migrated
and shade easier; No. assoc No. White, 32G
324c.; mixed western. 29H@ SOC; white western.
&c e. PORK quiet and about sttta'y At s7.4O@
s1.so. Lard i'll buyers favor and dull; sG.07I6D
Sol o for prime steam. Coffee and sugar unchanged
Rice quiet and steady. MolaSses du and unchanged.
Splits irrDenlinc dull at 29!c. Rosin quiet ut 31.35
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE E, November 3O-Flour-Fair iobbiup
trade isteaoy. Souh crn wheat shade easier on top
grades western quiet and shade lower: southern,
ern winter red. spot, sl04ls; December, Il. G4%GA
Sl.04A January, 81. 064. Southern corn in goDI
demand aud firm; wes crn IRREGULAR ana irincr for
45c.; yellow. 4O@44c. oats sleaGy and tirm:
southern and Pennsy,vana. 2G@29c. Hay duh and
unchanged Provisions dull and heavy; joDbiny
trade only. Coffee quiet and steadcr for good
grades. Whlskey steady and lrmtr ut $1,000
sl.02H. Frrighrs steady. Sugar in good inquiry;
a, soft, S;BNl94c.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. November 30.-Flour dnl. Wheat
inactive: rcd aud white, SsGg96c. Corn dull an
dropping at 32@32Hc. Oans quiet ana steady at
ed. Lard steady and iii good demand; steam, s.. Is
cash; 1924 seller January: kettle nominal Bulk
meats steady; shoulders: s. 75@s2; s7H; clear rib,
good demand; short rib. 81 long AMI short clear,
s4.1O cumberland, 81 30. Bacon quiet: >houl-
s462k. Whiskey steady at ) .o5. Sugar quiet and
unchanged. Hogs inaciiye and lower: common,
s32Q .. isht = 55S2 7o packing s27G
head shipments, 635 head.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, November 30-Flour dnll and I'M
changed Wheat quiet: red. 90c.; amber and white,
93c. Corn steady; white, &c.: mixed. SAC. Oats
steady and ip fair demand; white, 24c.; mixed,
K. Inr1-Dpm1u nd q, tr
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A dispatch from Pesth speaks OF the cX-
plosion OF a bomb near the palace OF the
Hungarian Prime Minister While entertain
ing the Austrian Prime Minister as merely
a bad joke, without any political slGnll-
canoe. ...
Thanksgiving Day was celebrated at
Mount Gilead, O., by sham battle, during
which several persons were injured, and the
i'll feeling arising came very near converting
the affair into a serious conflict.
The village OF Maroa, in Macon county,
ILL.,, was ravaged by fire on Thursday, de-
stroyng fifteen dwellings, three blacksmith
shops, and livery stable. Twenty horses
persisted. @""
The S25. 900 found in small boat belong
ing to the wrecked steamer Pommerania
was in the shape Of draft, which, perhaps,
accounts for the owner recovering 1t. ID
The Fox-Riyer Eotel, at Waukeshaw,
Wis, was burned on Thursday. The trot-
ting stallion Weasel, Jr., was burned, with
two other valuable horses.
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a Judgment for tho government.

ST. LOUIS, November 30.-The United
States District Court to-day rendered judy
ment for the Government against George
Atcheson for failure to account for between
$4,000 and $4,000 placed in his hands as
army officer for distribution among the In
dams in Minnesota in 1870. Frequent de-
mands have been made by the Government
upon Atchcson to refund or account for the
amount stated, but no attention being paid
to the matter by him, suit was entered, and
the defendant failing to appear when the
case came on, JUDGMENT was entered for the
Government in default.
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!. @ y, a. sss.

Il
Rice: Carolina, To 7Ac.: Ranaoen. &C. i
ftsa: Herrmes-So tarog,na No. I cut, "A. so:
North Caroina gross. s4Gas4.56. Nortt, Saro:
SO. Hay. BIG: NO. z. in barrels, I'll. 80: No.
n;,ckereL $3.50 so: No. I, In Hits. s2.25; No,
q. IN sits. sl.a71s No. 3, sl.5o. l -
Lard: Prime. barrels and serces, 737Yc. yir
natdssss: common syruD-Hc9spa ads. 21c:
4sa55c > salon: New Orleans nrme. zoa sss.p
SdLtsI5 ityerDool- from sst0re. 81 SOFAS u 35
s"gar sssG s1e
.ated. l0e.:. A. &c.; Il. sHc-: extra G. s4c.:
m s.,aw; 75Sie eat loaf lle Porto Rice, De
sonp: Cominoa. .J05c.: best washing. 7sasc
to1et. l5@20e: md lrncT prices: chuntry, 4iaoc
IMPERIAL; sl.10@ssF.s0; gunpowder. $1.45gl.7b
for strictly choice. -
Hiden Leather. Sc.
Tides: Green .4ta5c.: ayv salted 12613c: IN
tint d d g. VET salted- 1910; wet sailed cf
Leather: Sole leather. oak 3ua3e..: sole leather
neIHock. lsGL23c.: csnRrrr ugner. 3Oa5fe: GIN
9 an1sh, $685. ss ? FOOT KIP se55e 10 harness
;k.ns French. sl.l5@ss q a.; rough skrtine, z.
iron. StesA Nails sec.
rom: American reanea. OH domination. 2a
&C.: SwedeS. k;,mmered@ IKE: hoop, 4Ca6: pig
ron: Virginia coai-b!ast charcoal. s2S@$32
'hsaeite. s2o@saa: west Tirsinss COKE. sSi@sas
~ sa,ts; Old Dominion. $3.50 psr KEY for stxnd
t'nILnat is. ten-Dennv: oasier sZss extra
45ss. = h. ">' Ae 1@
Zone: Manila. best. l4fal &C.: tute s69c.
f@1Hc. 0's''' "00o'
Liquors. Wines. &c. F.. II
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints Se@s..25
ETnndtes: Domestic. sA.256s2: fruit. sI.1o6
fi.Iu; ample new. SIT iGs2; old, S2.25@sS;
Ege Whiskeus: Metlln~sl .5OAs2: pure old. 4:
S2.20GsS3.50 and upwards. ~
ON: Domestic. 81 .2JGI22: imnortei So a c.se
GsD En9lnnd Rum: 5S.59G&1.6O.
Rectgied WhiSkeVs: Market quiet: proof Al or
Lumber. Sfarcs.Nc.
=, lumber: White oak. SG2fsSl5 a 900: Western
virginia poplar $15mS2S a 1.UDU whire Mn.
fIotUs63 q 900: vciiSw pine boards : 6a12
]oisl SlOclSl4. according 10 lengths. SniurIes-
L1ne. S2oORSo; cyprpss siN-!uch. s5I1;oo5
p la,000. Laths-Split, 81; sawed, 81 5OG.sI i. G.;
Haues: Whiskey- barrel ti,nberv green IL s6aeaz
1000: seasoned. S20HS25 3 LOGO, rIonr-purre
timber. S2GlS5 2 1000. Four-barrel pol,s TX.
hogshead-hoops, roc. 3 bundle '''
. Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.MSl.2j a 100 feet;
Poh1der: 1915 by the five kegS-less tllsn a.,
kegs, 1928; blasting, S3,2jG$3.5O.
Shot: Northern, SIG = bag OF rs IDS,
/ GrIndstoaes: 1AN2%c. = ID.
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ZINC united STATES VS.. S. :. ridden.


NEW YORK. November 3d. Chief.Justice
Waite, in the United States Court to-day,
rendered lengthy decision in the case OF
the United States against S. j. Tllden. In
his opening he says: "This motion on the
part of the plaintiff is to have certain depo-
sitons which have been taken in the cause
under section 500 OF the Revised Statutes
opened and filed. Counsel for defendants
objected, on the ground that under section
SG5 such dispositions can only be opened at
the trial and by consent"
His Honor reviews the various points that
have been considered, and concludes
"While it is possible that in some cases the
power to take testimony may be abused for
the purpose OF publishing scandalouS and
irrelevant matter, yet on the other hand the
power OF either party to forbid the opening
of dispositions until the trial may lead to
abuses much worse. Thus. il this right had
existed under the act OF 1869 the party taking
dispositions de 6ene esSe, even without
notice, before the recent change of the
statutes requiring notice, might have kept
this deposition secret until the trial, and
then have used the testimony Of witness
whom the other side had not seen nor
had an opportunity to cross-cXamlne, and
whose testimony he would have no oppor-
tunity, perhaps, to rcbut. So, also, party
taking dispositions which have been sealed
up and certified by magistrate might be
prevented until trial from ascertaining
whether they were certified and returned in
due form, and would have no opportunity
to have any mistake in thatrespect corrected
or obviated by retaking dispositions. These
and other Inconvenience far outweigh the
inconvenience and possible injury to be
done by the publication. and fully Justify
the practice which has been referred to and
is embodied in the rules. Upon the whole,
I think the statute will be entirely satisfied
by the dispositions being opened in the pres
ence of the parties or their attorney in open
court"
The motion was granted,
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mexico and the limited States.

BALTIMORE, November 30.-Scnor Zama.
coma, Minister from Mexico to the United
States, addressed a meeting OF merchants
and businessmen OF this city to-day on the
commercial relations between Mexico and
the United States. He advocated COM
mercial treaty between the two Govern
ments, and was satisfied an active trade
would eusuc,
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st. Andrews Day In New York.

New YORK, November 30.-St. Andrews
Society had their annual banquet tonight
at Delmonico's, and the spacious dining
hall was filled with its members. At q
meeting held before dinner James Brand,
the newly-elected president, and other Of
ficers chosen at the annual election week
ago, were installed with the customary cere-
monies. The Marquis OF Lorne was chosen
honorary member OF the Society, and a let
ter of regret at the Marquis being unable to
attend the celebration was read. After
dinner patriotic Scottish toasts were given
and responded to-
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MARINE INTEgEaaitNCh.

gum gum ssss..:::: KS s Morning n.y." iiDn
Moon 1907 Evening...... .11:15
PORTOF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 80, 1878.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bel, Lawrence, New York mer-
ohandisc and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk, United States
mail merchandise and passengers, l.. h. Iaiuin,
agent. ~ , ,,-.,,,., a
Steamer Maggie. Clifford, Williamsburg ana
Janes-rivcr landings, merchandise, j. w. G!DDons'
Schooner H. P. Havens, Pcarce New York, iron,
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Schooner j. ID. lnSraiian, SMITH Nc" 1orh' lief-
chandisc. TO master. 49,,
Schooner S. ". BunuelI, Duuncll, New York, hay,
c. L. Todd.
Steamer Norfolk, TunnlH. Philadelphia Tcrchan-
disc and passengers. j. W. McCarricK. agent. ,,-o
Steamer Lucille Bcanett, baltlinorc' Hefc!'ani9e'
Bark SirrIddcn (Nor.). City Point, to finish load
Ing tobacco for bordeaux, France. <..,,,
Schooner Minnie c. Loud, Looks, dacinZlS' eu'a'
hoops. Josiah Harris Il Co. ,, 49, ,,.,,
Schooner Lily Falkcnbnrg, Loveland, New orh
via Wilcox, wharf, wood, 10 master.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Foamlng Sea, WIoten, Alexandrtf. No
Teinber goth.
MEMoRANDU&
Schooner Alabama, Williams, hDncc, at Phnadel-
phla November 9Th.
CLEARED.
The Norwegian bark Aga,ke. GovertSan na:ter,
cleared Saturday with 3, hs%cre!s naph ma 70 Ant
werp, shipped by MeisSner, Aaaerih.thh u Co., peR
C. Edward Buck agent.
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK, November 3O.-Arr!ved: Mellia,
Gernlauia. rive. out: Joaquin, Ecrra. lndsoI,
jamie Eolert Jones, Nellie, CanopuS. holnewafe'
wilhelm, gym .hcr, Doooy. ..~..-.
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xsonors to a Veteran Actor.

NEW YORK, November 30.-A reception
was given TO John Gilbert, the veteran ac-
tor. this evening, by the members Of the
Lotus Club, on the fiftieth anniversary OF
his entrance into the theatrical profession
and was unusually well attended by theatri-
cal and literary men. Whitelaw Reid sal
at head Of the table, and on his right was Mr.
Gilbert, and on his left Lester Wallack.
Addresses appropriate to the occasion were
made BY Dir. Reid, John Brougham, and
others to which Mr. Gilbert gave fitting
responses. ...
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Headaches all kinds OF Female Weaknesses, Dys-
narsIa hcue Cake, Sick Headache, Chill Fever,
Dumb Asue, Lumbaso, Sciaica. Bilious FeTHr, ana
cye,y kind Of Pain IN sids, Back, Stomach, Fever.
shoulders, and Muscles; DIarrhGI, Catarrh, LASH
tlule, Bilious Collie.
All these have their ovigin. directly or indirectY'
in the stomach and liver. II you Goub, II, send fof
| DR.. Farchild's lecture.
| r,e HOLMAN PAD Is n pleasant application.
which does not Interfere with the habits or diet OF
auy one ard yet abSOros every vestlec OF HilaVi1
from the ysten ana restos Tue H pa a9 of
GIRLS If properly used and when worn ACCRUE
Ing to 6rsc'i@s = efs 2e wi,b
Wholesale ORDERS promptly hiied' None Rehaoe
All orders should be addressed to
FITZMORRIS & FOSTER,
Managers Of the Holman Pad Co. In ne soai2:
1d M aa.e Streets Csreson s.
I LOCATION PERMANENT. no l-Sfawem
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ano.,,er Alleged pefaleation.

PHILADELPHIA, November S0.-An affi-
iavit was filed by John B. Garrett this
morning, charging George W. Hunizinger.
late president of the Philadelphia Coal Com
pany, with applying to his own use money
Of said company to the amount OF sS2,43
Bail was fixed at $4,000. and detainer
lodged at the prison against Huntzlnger,
who is already under 100000 bail in
similar suit against him in the Court OF
Common Pleas
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Collisions.

BRISTOL, November 3O.-The British
steamer Arragon, Captain Symons, which
left here to-day for New York, subsequently
came in collision in the river and sustained
damage to her bulwarks.
NORFOLK, November 30.-The schooner
N. B, Halves, Boston, for Torngicr, put in
here to-day, having been run into yesterday
morning, Just inside OF Cape Henry, by the
Bremen steamer bound for Baltimore. The
schooner lost fore and main rigging, and
sustained other damage.
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A Father Shot by his Son.

LITTLE Rocx, ARK, November 3d.. S.
Allard was shot in the mouth and danger
ously wounded at the Hot Springs last night
by bis son, Cad. Allard. Family troubles
melted the assault. Both father and son
formerly published papers in Illinois, and
afterwards at Hot Springs.
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Cottnrr shin AGrc.

CHARLESTON, November J.-The cotton
in the steamer Royal Diadem, at tbs port
for Amsterdam, TOOK fire this morning.
The vessel was sowed ashore and flled
with water. Her cargo, which was valued
at $4,000, is badly damaged by the fire.
She will be pumped ont and discharged.
Insured i'm Europe
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,Tbe pomm erania Victims.

NEW YORK, November 30.-Messrs. Kim
hardt & Co., OF the Hamburg-American
line, announce they have received dis
patch stating that the following are among
the lost on the Pommerania: 81. Muller,
second-cabin passenger; O. Pokkess, Sc
cond officer; w. Tarnow, third officer !;
%. Helms, chief engineer; and DR.. j. So
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