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A PractIcaI yellow Fever Nurse

NOV in this city offers his services to fam
~ lies and others who are now OF may bo
afflicted; will nurse with or without physi-
elan. The Raspail treatment, so noted in
Paris, Is used by myself alone. References
given; terms moderate. II. NTVOCHE.
loz loi SOs Second street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-14

Use Hop Bitters once and you will
use no other medicine. Test it.
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Notice.

OWING to the prevalence Of fever at pres
~ ent in our midst we would respectfully
inform those who are desirous of communica-
ting with us that all letters addressed 10 Rice.
Stix u Co., 4l0 and 4l2 North Fifth street.
tiOn.
Our patrons and friends are fully assured
mat our facilities will be ample for filling
any and all orders entrusted to our care.
Our house at Memphis will remain omen as
usual, and those Of our customers residing
along the line Of roads not quarantined We
would respectfully solicit their patronage.
l2i-l4S RICE, STIX Il co.
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No More COtton-Seed.

OWING to continued reports OF yellow
" fever, we are necessitated to request our
friends to cease shipments of seed to us until
further notice; Please preserve seed and
sacks intended for US, and we will advise
when shipments can be resumed
JOHN b. GALLAWY, Sec. & TT.
Memphis Cotton-Seed Association.
Memphis, July Is, 1879 12l-IH
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LOTTERY.
sPLENDTD OPpORTUNTT,
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

"A WIN A F0RTUNE-Ninth Grand Dis
5srlontlon, Class L at New, Orleans, Tuesday,
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TX MASONIC. *
Masonic Relief Board.

M EMBERS Of the fraternity needing re-
Nl lief will apply at the headauarters. Ma
sonic Temple building, second sto ry, or of
any officer of the Masonic lodges. Appliea-
tions may also be left with N. W. Sp eers, jr.,
10 or ITO Vance street; A. Huhn So Linden
street, Ben X Pullen, Sherff's office, b.
W. Munroe, Zent's saw mill.
A, 5. MEYERS, Pres't, 2o6 Main.
JoHN WAYNEsBURG, Sec'y,
1913 liS Memphis Oil Works
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PUBLICATION.
$500 Year. Free of Postage.

TT is conceded on all sides that Messrs. D.
lished what they set their hearts upon a few
years ago, viz; to make magazine absolutely
pure In its influence, unrivalled in its literary
merit, beautiful artistically, and then TO fur
nish il at price SO low that people could
Afford to take it. THREE JOLLY SERIALS.
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The DOgberry Bunch.
Royal LOwrle's Last Year at St. OIave's.

A jolly story Of American School Boy Life,
BY MAGNUs MERRIwEATHER, author of +" A
General Misunderstanding. illustrated by
Miss Il. b. HudpURRY -
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Don QuixOte, Jr.

The Adventures of Sir Miltiades Peterkin
Paul on his steed "Doughnuts." BY JOHN
BRoWHJQHN; a funny story written expressly
with comic pictures by l.. HOPKINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-29

RIcHMoND STOCK { {, & EXCHANGE.

tsssss5 II 'ITESDATs JANUARY iZStlS18. 8
Goperaaenf sseurit fes.-A United states AZ
State ssorrttiss. sginia sonsols, s5 bid, 65a
asked Virginia: cosOs, psYs a55z bid. Is asseU
Virginia deferred, bids Virginia tax .rceefvaei,
coupons FIX bid. ~ ASKED. va g.
1isl ed 81 i AID ssa bid
water SIS. III. and 81 II5 bid. =, = : :
ls6jlY6dd iDo7tda..VirgtnIa Central Rznroa't
hrst mortsagg S's. ]. and o., Sg bid yJrdnII Cen-
Virginia. Centrai Railroad fourth mogsgage S's, j.
nna ssg g ea .s sna Ten re
nessee Railroad second mortgage SIS y. mud D.
mo s ~ ). AND ad h and Pe
tershrrg Railroad frs. mortgage SIS. A. anC5ps los
bid !. Richmaud and Peie-srafg Railroad second
mGIfase 7 D. and T. g. s, ssa Fred
and J~ OF biS: Rcfim0utf; deficksbnrg auS Pd-
lomar ;Railroad g0rtgage 7's, 4 and r.. eS bid !;
Orange and Alexandria third nl0rfaage s. 81 urssN
SO bid Rishmond and Danyille. RaliToad coEseli.
Railroad frsf mortgage S's a. and o., lG2 md;.At-
anta aTsa Richmqpd AIRLINE Raj sspaa first mfey
gage ss. J.. and j.. 10 bid: RichmCad, York Rtsss
and Chesapeake Railroad first mortgage S's,sj aab
Railroeyt StockS.-Chesapeake and oaio Railroad,
100 par. i.G0 BID, 900 ASKED: Riclnsond and PEI
tersSirg Ratlroad- LOO par, 3ST. BID, 40 asked :.
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Rallroassi
six per cent. euuranteed 100 par. tx bids. Rich
mond- Fretisrlcksbnrcan Potomac Railroad seyens
peg eens- guaranteed, 400 par, So bid. =
RaAs Sosks.-FIrss National, 100 par, lit.
bid National Bank or virginia, 100, par-SO4 bid.s
bid IL. asked: Citizens Bank. IS par, % uaked.
Insurance Compdntes.-Yirginta Etre and Ma
rine- Is par g: BID, % asEedy Virginia state, rs
par- "a bid MERCHANTS and Mechanics E0Q par.
So asked; CITY LOO par SD bid; Granite D0 par,
4 u Il
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
JANUARY "a, 1879.

JANUARY "a, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: The State debt being
the absorbing topic OF the day, l beg to
submit few thoughts for Your considera-
ton. am in favor OF paying debts. pri-
yate and public. when it can be done. When
apyyate individual becomes involved and
>urrenders all he has, his creditors magnani-
WoJsly accept whatever it may be. As |
understand it is different with public
debt. When the people have rs much put
upon them aS they are able to pay in taxes
no more is expected. There has been for
several years Il growing sentiment in favor
oi reputation, simply because the people
thought themselves unable to pay the debt,
not from any dishonest motives. III they
could be shown how they were enabled to
bear il they would assume it with pa
u'Olic zeal characteristic OF Virginans. Not
afolltlcal asprant bave we seen from the
crossroads pe;tifogger to the congressional
candidate but have been in favor Of paying
the State debt, but not IN fauor of the increase
o. tareS. That is rather too unpopular.
il seems to me that any one with any prac.
teal sense ought TO know it is impossible TO
nay the debt without the increase Of taxes.
IL my county is any criterion for the State,
Snow it TO beimpossible. 1t is lamenta-
he fact that bat few politicians have any
practical sense. II we are only able to pay
ABOUT lour per cent. on the public debt at
present, Cow can we pay anything in the
future. with the sbrinkage Of values that
must come? Oi course the volume OF taxes
must be very materially reduced. and after
laying the expenses or the government,
Where viii &c the money to pay the interest,
10 say nothing OF a sinking, fund? Poll
ucIalls seem TO bave studiotIsly avoided the
question OF the sdrinkage OF values, or they
Aa9 uot practical sense enough TO think OF
T. have seen but little of itin the papers.
nave thought il was because / had read
'.e Npers bur little. | see from the report
" !ae Auditor, a few days since, that he
T.'~A,eu Shrinkage Of twenty per cent.
isP'n Inc feassessment OF the lands in 1880
~ sa's county it VIII not fall of less than
,"a, 'hree % forty per cent. SO that you
th .! ieaaIy see that to pay the public debt
- a1&es must be increased from one half
CIV o"s PEI. cent, and still it would not in
go go 'ne Volume OF taxes more than ten
I.s oa Tue hundred dollars would now.
do. s st opposed TO the increase OF taxes un-t
Se ei e .h existing state Of things lam salts
TIT H. tne people cannot aadFwiil not bear 1t.
,iys i've" 81, struggle 10 pay the already oppres-
Gsra sa,h 10 almost without a parallel. The,
,ln "eial assembly is pushed and goaded on
TN oa every side 10 adjust the public debt.
hs.,, - matter OF vital importance, and
IT, , ~, may make waste" Let us remem-
ss..a me !uad!ng blu and numerous other
,b.;s a.es that are passed, and often clamorfor
,ar.r. epeai before they are tested. Let the
NAV .s. present their views. Our rulers
Yee sa'ner something that will be of SER:
mos, aas se IS subject unlathomable blythe.
one baa su!e' notwithstanding almost every
.sne -. ,ns. ais plan. am not without the
"eakness. TAx.PAYgR.
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The military eommaua d, and that lie 81 Wo mic


4 the military command s,ana that lie woall
rather resign s.. ,sl5 ......
Il f5asI Hsaly.S IS. b a
i ARCHBISHOP Or Asc0sA AT The POINT oil
s. 80 a. 80 - X - DEATH. E 81 ~ =
ANcoSs, january sss. Cardinal Antonio
/ Antotaek archbishop Of Ancona, IS 1T the
point Of death. .se ,.s
Stanley, fiip African Explorer.
LONDON, January 2s.--It Is stated that tie
steamer AIbionil has been chartered to take
Henry III. Stanley and party to Zanzibarfof
another exploring expedition in Africa. - ~
The German Parliament Summoned.
BERLIN, Janunry 28.-An inperial decree
has been issued suInmonine the German
Parliament TO meet on the 18th Oh FeEjru-
airy. 7,s. "a - sz.s-s .,r5.s,4 ~ ~
80. The Plague sn Rnssin. .1.sf H.
ST. PErE9sBgRG, January eS.-The GotoS
states that the, plague has appeared at a
hamlet .tblFty-fotfr miles from Wetlunka.
Considerable aIayRl has been created In
Moscow by The news that number OF re-
cruits for the Imperial Guard arrived in
that city on che 1Gh instant from the in
fected district The recruits were met by
doctors, Were dfsinfectsd and isolated, and
their clothing was burned. - :,
LoSbgos y DCl uiS lkaLCu
to the Post declaring that Italy has suddenly
objected to the course Of Austria and Ger
many in hindering intercourse with Russia is
extremely improbable. Iialy herself, having
taken precautionary measures against the
infection by ordering the rigorous inspec-
ton ;, and, distinction OF vessels from
southern Russian ports is not likely
to epdeavor to interfere with the ac-
ton Of Germany and Austria. In that
direction. The Russians complain Of the
stir made about the plague, especially Of
Germany's action in making sanitary pre-
cautions sort OF international affair. They
assert that all possible precautions will be
taken by them, and az 4 proof OF their eff
cacy the measures already employed point
to the fact that since the outbreak of the dis
ease it has made no progress beyond the
places where it first made its appearance.
Serious Famine In Egypt.
CAIRO, January 2S.-News has reached
here OF a serious famine in upper Egypt.
Two parties OF Englishmen have been sent
from here with relief. '..
Foreign Items.
LONDON, January 2S.-Seven thousand
miners are idle in the county OF Durham.
The distress there has not teen equalled
| since the great strike in 1914.
| Mount-Zion Convent, in Waterford, Ire
land, has been burned by an incen,liary.
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7r,n,u~ Troub,es I'm Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, january 2S.-Advices from
Oakland, KY, state that the prolonged
strike ut the Norton Iron Works mines ter
minated yesterday, the miners ;resuming.
A large number Of turbulent miners gath
cred at the works, threatening trouble,
and declaring that the men resuming VIC
lated the rule OF the union which required
concessions from the lnine-owners.
Following this excitement came strike
among the employees at the Princess-Fur-
mace mine, few miles distant, the miners
demanding an advance OF five cents per
ton. Several hundred miners are thrown
out OF employment, and great excitement
prevails. Bloodshed is feared.
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NINlATUsE AINANkG-JaNUAsy, 20. 1873.
Sun rises ............ 7:l0 HIGH TIDE.
Sun sets.......... SIG Morning ............ a:O7
Jnou sety--.-..... 600 Er"'iing.. 9:20
PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY, "a 1879.
Seeasurr Ariel. Mayo, Norfolk. United States
nt:ra,, an;se, and passengers, Il. IL iatun>
agent. -..--.. ..Es
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, NeW York,
merchandise and passengers, u. S-3ilei! &c Co.,
Tkel4s. ..
Schooner James l.. Maloy, Added, heRee,jat Nor
FOIL. on the 9Th.
Arrived III Baltimore January 2sth, sehsonerA.
D.. Sniyrk, Martins, from Hiriuond.
sailed from Philadelphia January 2fh- steamer
Arrived ut New York January, eth. steamer
Tyanoke, Couch, fro&a Richmond
-. BY Telegraph,
" NEW YORK, January 2S.-~trrivefl :: California.
Arrived ont: Brius3schoag HamDEon Eourt. Cy-
p1H. HDneward :: Admete. New Orlsaas.
LIVERPOOL. JarAary 2hs-axFHed:. xrsD0niis>
having lost starbcard boaGsr anG had her cccks
swept. ' - =.
shtp supply, arr sf.d IL Maeira. brought mo crew
OF The British Iva * Diadcui, Abandoned ktcr Etlng
Al collision Will. he Supf'lH. TbeSuppiy is not IN
urel. .., nj,
C;ermania, flotn Richmend FOR RIO.
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The Billiard Tournament.

NEW YORK, January 2S.-In the twelfth
game OF the billiard tournament to-day be-
tween Heiser and Gallagher the latter won,
scoring 900 points to Heiser's "A. In the
thirteenth game SchaefTer beat DAILY 600 to
6s. SchaeiEer closed the game with run
of 311, but the excited audience shouted,
.Keep on playing and he continued until
he scored AS points. This is the largest
run ever made in public. - .
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Forty.fifsis Congress-..T Thrift Session.
AsnIsaToSs JauuarY Is, SO.
~ ~ I. u Rem ATE d. Z s. Z

Il go
Mr.. DAVIS. of Illinois, presented N en1o
fsIxleen States, pray Ing The ,estab IishDent, oi
| md have special charge Of, The labor inter.
mission 0iHquire to wim5 extent machinery
has taken. the place Of rpaalal hbor In the
general production and manufactures. Re
ferred to Committee ION Education and La-
Dor. -, ~ IS +! ri. f.
THE Senate again considered the Bill TO
pay Warren Mitchell for cotton taken from
him at Savannah, which, after considerable
discussion, was defeated by the rejection Of
81 motion to proceed TO the third reading OF
the bill. 81: a., zrt -. 8.
The Senate then agreed to tske up Nr.
Edmnndss s. resolutions, after which it adj
,journed. Sata Il
e 20 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
b. The legislative appropriation bill has
been reported TO the House and referred to
the Committee or the Whole.
Thea.biii to9restrict the immigration OF
Chinese was passed-yeas, loo; nays, y.
The House then went in Committee Of
the Whole, discussed tile post-office appro-
-priation bill, md without final action The
committee arose. W. - :. - - ~.
The session for tonight on the leyee bill
was tabandened, land postponed until this
day week. .,a6S3.tt..y /. frs;.f@ i
d The Arlington Ejectment Suit.
[1NsrRucTIoSs ASKED FOR By, THE PLAINTIFFS
L Il ~ a COUNSEL GRANTED. 'tt.-5rs i>,,-
I ALEXANDRIA, Va. January 2S.-.In the
Arlington case to-day Judge Hughes read a
long decision. The Court decides to grant
the Instructions asked for by the plaintiff,
and to refuse the instructions on the same
points OF law prayed for by the defendants.
He holds that the Supreme Court bad in
two contested cases settled the principle
that owners Of land subjected to direct
taxation Of Congress, under act OF 1929,
had the right to pay the tax at any time be-
fore the tax-sale through a friend or agent,
as well as in person and that a tender OF
payment, or practice Of commissioners re-
fusiug payment OF tax bya friend or agent,
prevented forfeiture, and invalidated the
taX-saIe made after such tender or after
adoption Of such practice. The Judge con-
sidered with elaboration the distinction
sought to be set up by the defendants
counsel between such sale made to private
purchasers by one made to the United
States, and held that although The Supreme
Court had not passed upon any case OF sale
made to the United States under the circum-
stances described, yet that there was no
principle Of law, and no provision Of the
acts of 1SG2-'63, that would Justify such
distinction and give the United States such
title, il purchaser, under sale which
would be void if made to Il private pur.
chaser. lie therefore refused the instruc'
lions asked by the defendants.
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Nau York Items.

New YORK, January-2S.- sub-com-
mittee of the House Judiciary Committee,
consisting Of Messrs. Lynde, OF Wisconsin
Frye, OF Maiue,i aud Forney, OF Alabama,
began: to-day investigating the charges OF
malfeasance against Davenport. The in
quiry win take broad grounds. ....,.
The New 7 ork Life-Saving Society was Or
ganized yesterday with Franklin Edison. OF
the Stock Exchange, as president; Brayton
Jones, OF the Cotton Exchange, as vice-pre-
sident. Paul Boynton is one OF the direc-
TORS g. ,lss i. .,ar s,.ss. ..-E
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yirsinin's Debt.
ENGLISH BoNDuoLDERs COMING.

NEW YORK, January 2S.-Hon. Hugh
McCulloch, president Of the Funding AS
ISOLATION OF the United States llimiteU;
Charles NJ. Fry, president Of the Bank Of
New York; Samuel &. Ward, representing
Barring Brothers, leave for Richmond TO-
day, to attend the legislative conference for
funding the Virginia debt. -a
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xotional COTTON Exchange.

NEW ORLEANS, January 2S.-By vote OF
the Executive Council-incudinS members
at Galveston, st. Louis, Savannah. Charles.
ton, Nashville, Cincinnati, New YORK, ana
New Orleans-Henry q. Hester, OF New Or.
leans. was elected secretary of the National
Cotton Exchange, uice s. II. Buck, resigned.
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E. r COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

hACbhOSO, OauplVS ZCs 40 ~.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 12 bushels. Red, 1884 BUSH
els. III, ss.-. h. ... ~,
CoRN.-Ehite. $40 bushels. . i. f.
OATS.-S2 bushels. ..,i. ISL. .st.-- ,
MEAL.-l52 bushels; Of which 80 bushels were
re-eXmbited. .....t..: t.a-.a
IS Rye bushels. r.... .H..'i ..m... .a
BRAN.-1S,000 pounds. ...
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Waite, IL bushels ut Sl.05. Red, So
bushels good Fuitz 1t S1.02: 20 bushels very good
FultZ NJ S1.05; LAO bushels prime Lancaster mt
$40; lao bushels prime Lancaster At S1.l0; So
bushels prime Lancaster At Sl.lO; bushels prime
Lancaster ut $l.1O; 39S bushels mixed ut 81
80 bushels very good Fuit2 II 0G 2.400 bushels
mixed on private terms: rs bushels very good Lam
easier ut 31.09: 40 bushels very good Fultz. ut
81. 05: 90 b1shelS prime Fuz 1T 81. 90: AGO BUSH
els prime Lancaster at Sl.l0; 80 bushels good
Fultz ut LOB; 3S bushels mixed 1t S1.0S-;ota!,
$500 bushels. s.e.
CoRN.-Fhite, 80 bushels at 45c.; li9 bushels
on private terms: loo bushels very good ut 43c.-
total 32S bushels. #,--.r
OATS.-7o bushels very good spring at SIC.
RYE-4 bushels iair 1T soc. r..
DRAS.-lS,000 pounds on private terms. ~.
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B'nni Birth.

PHILADELPHIA, January 2S.-The session
OF the Grand Lodge OF B'nai Birth was
opened to-day with prayer by Mr.. Levin, OF
Charleston, S.. c.: A telegram from san
Francisco was read earnestly protesting
against the contemplated change in the en-
doWment plan.
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ErauNosSs,. Va, January 81. 1872.
LIVERY STABLES.

EyCHANGE-. LIVERY. ANDTIo
ElSALE-sTAR E4ES AND RICHMOND LSTSS.
EAEAAR. 1893 AND lao FRANKLIN IR .t. j.
am now prepared, With unsurpassed faculty.. 20
RO.iRp HORSES BY The DAY, WEEK, OR
MONTH.
extended ,Assn for the transaction OF taeif p''''
asxS. - sEI8.. ~. 49, . ...x,,S,,o,s
NITI ~ yEHJCLES OF Ri kinds. HARNESS,
SADDI ES. BRIDES. ROBES, WHIPS, &c. ,,,,
AUCTION BAYS: WEDNESDAY aad sATth-
DAY vt IL o'clock a, u.
c. g. ALLEN, Manager.
c, e. BCkToS, Auetioneer. 1oo
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,The kansas senatorship

+ Topeka, January gS.-rhe vote in the
House to-day for United States senator
stood: ingalls,, At; Anthony. 20; Simpson.
10; Phillips, Il; Horton, /; Pomeroy, 2;
Campbell, 3; Mitchell (Greenbackerl5 ~;
Goodin (Democrlt), 20. Il, 81 ts,,f.-ts.
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fssNk Nt1,NS:,
fNc J73al

fSG, 1891 y
TN THE DISTRICT COURT 0F IHE
1 UNITED S.rATES FOR TIE EAsrESSs, p Es,
| TRitsP Of TfRGiNN-lS TIE. Ah !I,llr ~
JAMES II. cnOMlsDS.> y BA1pN|fi ~ ~
BASKRUPTrI. c,y,v.s orFtcs.l
EIaHNoSSs, vs., January IL, 1872.
70 ALL pIIt>l II NAY CoScE5S tas ~, I,rrer
a. Thomisop, or Richmond, Vs. IN sat assarssa.
auly dec1ced ,.s skr,spt ua.er TAG aGt Q. 1890;
az MARCH, SCI nd the acs ainendaoss t.ftao.
ana suplasp ienary thereto, iss aan ,is
lifcate ageof frora all his espis ana 10 I DAY
OF FEnriGARY> 1879, AZ IL oc!oek d.. ~ r. INC
Office ai rko..s s. Atkin ESQ., Resfsit . ~ ~ Rei-
rlptcy, In ths custom -ICiAe, Ill the CAY ~ 49,
Inoa a ga Is sign. d foy the h4arug OF Toe s:SAs
whe'l Ind where you may attend and show cau si
an.%yon have, why the prayer OF ice Satl pea,n,
sbqald not be granted. The sfeeAd aisd tnifu 49,,
iEss.or fheereditoEs OF said bankrupt aih u |s1
10 22-W2w JOHN r, PUPMAM. Clerk.
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r.otr;c,de e,yer n IForsc-Trade.

AUGUSTA, GA, January 2S.-A fight &C.
CURED yesterday at Mclean station, in
Burke county, betweentwo brothers named
NJ. II. and D. II. Nixon. The latter was
shot and killed. The difficulty was caused
by misunderstanding about horse-lIade.
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Threatened Influx of European Spe'
raffYcS.

NEW YORK, January 2S.-The secretary
Of the Emigration Commission says the
European Correspondents OF steamship
companies report an increasingly large
number OF prepaid passage-tickets. 1t IS
anticipated that OF operatives alone twenty
thousand will arrive on our shores within
the next few months. 5.
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Pennsylvania.

HARRISBURG, Jan uaEye 2SS-The Governor
bas nominated NJ. E. Quay for Secretary; of
the Commonwealth and David Il. Lane for
Recorder Of the city OF P philadelphia. Quay
has been confirmed, but in Lanes case the
Democrats refused to vote.
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Co. nr,.merciai TronbIes.

Pennsylvania DRY-G GODS HOUSE CLOSED.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, January s.-M. +.
Kramer, for many years the largest dry
goods merchant here, has had his store
cl6sed by the sheriff for an indebtedness OF
$4,000. : a..<4.B;f5 s{3
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Senator Thurman AeecDss.

b ave been compelled to delay until now
ittnnci 70 Your invitation to address the
Gsr0fss.t oeietles OF the University OF North
jos ~ az the annual commencement in
agoals1 |. because ] could not tell whether
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COURgORDERS.

TN THE. CHANCERY COURT OF
L RICHMOND-.:RkY, &C, ys.EELETT'S AD-
MlNiSTRAGOR. &f.. '.
Extract froIu deGsee ofJunc a,1S5s.l
-Dn con. idea ton whereof, tho
court dot, adjmdg., ocer and DECREE. that ms
cause be recri ed too q: Kcan, one NJ the conIihis~
sinners o.; Ibis col3ttp make aIlOBS 9rneFs, INC
following iuuliry .:It 10 state. and Gepos3~ anianS
9th. rs ;he fOilOwii.a. acc0nn.-~to VII
An sccount oi IA debts anddcmandsalamst Inc
late Charles {. I,lA.i, Or III, estate. according I"
their several pr.c24t!es.'
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By Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. January 2s;- Eoon.-sintks ssrope.
Money On CALI 2I93 per cent. Exchange-b.0ng,
4S4I.; short, 4SIa State hOuds Gull. Gorernlsenis
quiet.
Enrrfn g-Money, 26s per cent. Exchange
4s4A1 $50. Governments generally weak; new
5's, I053. States dull.
BALTIMORE. ..... ..
BALTINORH. january 2S.-Firginia G's. deferred,
81 eonsels, 5I1a; second sesies 364; pastdue ccu
pons, 7T's. Bid to-day. +t-f
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

,.,- .-,.. TUESDAY, January %, $40.
The breaks to-day comprised 4s hossheads. The
offerings at auction on Change were 9 packages,
OF which number was taken In.
No business Of any consequence on account OF the
large sale 1T Hill, Skinker u Co.'S,