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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-28

OF INTEREST TO AUCTIONBERs.-in the Court
In General Term today, In the case OF the UAi-
ted States use OF, &C., against BROKER ct al,
Judge Hagner delivered the opinion of the court.
sustaining the demurrer. A creditor sued
Brokers sureties, and they filed demurrer
that the bond was given that BROKER would
comply with the law by making returns to the
District, and not as suretieS to creditors. The
court thought that the law was conclusive and
the bond referred to was only as to making re-
turns, and gave Judgment for defendant.
SUDDEN DEATH OF WOMAN IN JA1L--On Sat
urday afternoon Letha Matthews, a cOlored
Matthews was about 60 years of age, and was
| In jail under sentence OF five years at Albany
on the charge Of perjury. Being In ill-health
| being made for pardon. based principally on
| the ground OF fll-health. She was a witness for
| the defence In the case OF Louisa Wallace,
was charged that by her testimony she
S Sas 50 charged IN the pP 95Iloss court Ht
and indicted IN the Criminal oussSaG
| Another indictment was at once procured and
on this she was convicted, and In March last
was sentenced to f1ve years In the penitentlary.
| In consequence Of her bad health she was
allowed at certain hours che privilege OF walking
| about, and on Saturday Afternoon she suddenly
turned from window from which she was look
lightning and uttering scream fell dead-the
| Immediate cause of the disease being an affec-
| t1on OF the heart. She had also been subject
| 10 nervous prostrati0n.
TIE CRAIG BABY CAsK.-On Saturday, TIT
case Of Edith B., the infant child OF W. A. ant
Sallie B. Craig, was before Justice Wyle on
writ Of habeas corpus sued out by the father
who claimed that the mother had taken tn,
child to her mothers and refused him the priv
lege of seeing 1t. Mr.. Job Barnard appearel
for the petitioner and Mr.. l. g. Kimbal Tor Mrs
Craig. Judge Wylie decided that the chill,
should divide Its time between the father AM
mother-Mr. Craig to have 1t one week ana Mrs
Craig the next week-untu the child grew Of,
| enough 10 persuade its parents to give 1t
fatleI and mother the same week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-28

CHILDREN BETWEEN FIVE AND TWELVE,
YEARS HALF FARE.
Now ready and must positively be purchased ON
or before July LIST. 'A
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Samuel G. Young has been arrested on
40 order granted by Justice Cooke, OF the
Supreme Court, at the suit Of Frederick
Loeser, who, on November 6, accepted
checks to the amount OF 5000 from the de-
fendant, TO which, IL Is charged. the name
OF the Rev. Il. Guilbert, rector OF the
Church OF the Holy Spirit, In Fifty-seyenth
street, had been forged by Young. Young,
who was q member Of the church choir,
bad already been arrested criminally.-
New York World.
General George B. Cfittenden, OF Ken
lucky, died on Saturday at DanvilIe, in that
State. He was q graduate OF West Point
aud volunteer 10 the Texan war OF indie
pendenee. AT The battle Of Mfer he was
taken prisoner ana marched on foet to the
City Of Mexico. Afterwards he took part
In the war with Mexico, and entered the
capital with the United States army. He
was brigader general In the Confederate
service.
James Il. Browa, OF KittanniDg, Pa,
died at that place on Saturday. He leaves
an estate valued at three million dollars.
Tbcagh eighty-one years Of age, be leaves
q wife. and d son only eight years old. A
Mrs. Colonei Findhg, died i've
years since. His granddaughter was mar.
ried several year, ago to Lord Lincoln, Of
England.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


THE TEXAS RoTHsCHII.D MURDER TRI-
ALA COLORED MAN FROZEN TO Deaf n
IN PRINCE GEORGE CoUSTY-DEATB OF
A NGREssMAN-ANNUAL REPORT OF
GENERAL WALKER, sUPERINTENDsNT
OF CeNsUs-THE CAPTAIN OF A LIFE
SAVING STATION AND TWO OF HIS CREW
DROWNED WHILE PEsCUISG WRECKED
MARINERS ONTARIO wOOLLEN MILLS
BURNED-A COLORED FREE-sCHOOL
TEACHER MORTALITY STABBED BY PU.
Pills IN DhNvnLE-A DRUNKARD KILLS
HIS uIFE-CoRNER IN NOVEMBER CORN
IN ct. LOUIs-GREAT DESTRUCTION OF
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs, AND OTHER PRO-
PERTY IN THE RIVER vOLGA-THE PAM
AMA-CANAL sCHEME-THE JEWISH PER-
SOLUTIONS IN GERMANY-THE LAYCoCK-
HANLAN ARTICLES sIGNED-A BRITISH
NAVAL OFFICER AND SIX sEAMEN MUIR
DERED Is THE SOUTH PACIFIC-THE
TEMPER OF THE EXTREME PARTY IN
FRANCE-AN IMPRISONED RITUALIsT RE-
LEASED on HABEAs CORPUS, &C.
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One OF the attractions Of large Baptist
fair now going on at Trenton. N. D., is a
huge pitcher capable Of holding eleven
gallons. IL was manufactured and deco
rated in Trenton, and is TO be sent 10 Presi-
dent and Nrs. Hayes, with the compliments
Of The Trenton Bsptisis. The body OF the
pitcher il a pale shade OF green, relieved
by gold on the lip, and dark stripe on the
base. Arouad the BODY IS a network OF
roses and leaves exquIsilely painted. Just
under the lip Of the pitcher Is a robin-red-
breast sitting upon twig.
Austin Corbin, president OF the Maohat.
Ian Beach Railway Company. and few
friends, formed syndicate some time ago
Tor the purchase Of The Long Island rail-
sosd. These negottstions, owing 10 The
ssagnitude OF the Interests involved and 10
various legal complications. progressed
s'sSIy; but at length they bsye, II Is stated.
pess c0Dsnmnsted, and the f0al papers, II
Is f0nher alleged, were signed yesterday
passing The road into the hands OF the pur-
ehasers on the ist Of January next New
York Herald.
Asypdicsfe composed OF leading banking
houses In this country apd abroad has
made an arrangement TO market the bonds
OF the Northern Pacific railway. Ten mil
lions In thee securities have been bought
outright by The syndicate. which has tbe
priyli.ee Of taking 10000, 900 more. The
terms are said to he 90 for bonds already
purchased. s,.d OFT for any that may be
taken hereafter.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW fOhhs
NEW YORK, November 80 -Neen.-9tOcks
weak. Money on call. 6 per cert. Exchange
Long. 479s; short, 4sls. State bonds inactive.
Governments quiet.
Governments irregular; new 5's. coupon, l0l}s:
new 49,, coupon, Illh; new A., coupon, lll$.
States moderately acilye.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. November 80 The Posts inancla
article says At The Stock hange snare specu
laiOn Is feyerish, but much less active than ytster
day aud he course OF prices has teen irregular but
the general G. Is lower than Yesterday, the ex-
cepiiOns being Northwest, which as tDe re- UT Of
the fluctuations thus far Is up Is: Burlington and
Quincy, which IS uD per cent, AID Reading,
which r. up per cent. Tie details of This market
will be found below. United States bonds are y
lower for The 49, and Otherwise unchanged.
cline ranging from ( TO 3'i-ihe latter Jerey
Central Incomes. The siringercY In The local
money market Is shown by tie rate, ock-
brokers. as We write. bdGipg lie and interest
for money. The uniform rate al bank is per
cent, but the banks of necessity reducing
rather than expanding their loans. II IS reported
that the large priya'e lenders OF money, VINO are
also spectators In stocks, have called IN nOLc Of
their loans, but that. yesterday they are relenh.
ing at the higher rates. Rates for mercantile pa
are nominal The sthngPncy of the Dcal
money market has GemOral,zed she market for
foreign exchange, and bills on London are passing
al almost any figures for the purpose or getting
able funds having for The moment, al leNt, been
exhausted, LONDON capital Is resorted to al very
to- day has obtsined $4,000 Of the s. Of 1850 At
1924.
Tue following quotations we're current 10 day
United states 4 per cents, lin bad, liz asked
United States "A per cents, ll0A bid, ms asked;
New Jersey Central, 77t; OHIO and Mississippi
%; Erie. 46; Michigan Central, INK; Hannibal
aud II. Joseph, 421k. Lake Shore, lZ2 Northwest.
1881; Iron Mountain, 4S%; Rock Island 1913; -
Paul, 1USk; Wabash. -. Louis and Pacific, AN
sss sand and Texas. ak; Western Union re ; eeraph
90js; &. c. and /. c., 1915; Pacific Mail 46k.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 30.-Vreinia 6's, old
10 deferred. IL; cOnsol. 73A; second series, 20
paSl-ey~ coupons, 81 Few 10 4O's, AN. Bid to-
dly
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The Recon, IIom,c,ae m Ne,.ou.
fLynrhburR News. yeste, day.l


Mr.. S. T. Dillaid, who shot aud killed a
negro man named Edmonds at Loyincslon
last Thursday, was before a magistrate on
Friday, and required to give bail in the
penalty OF $4,000 for his appearance at The
ensuing term Of The County Court. The
evidence In the case tended 10 show that
there had been feud OF long standing be-
tween the parties 10 the ARRAY. Edmonds
was living on billiards. farm, and for The
last three or four months landlord and
tenant had been continuously at law
with each other, endeavoring to settle
certain differences. On last Thursday
evening they happened to encounter at
the post.ofice. when DIllarG took occasion
10 warn Edmonds against permitting his
COW to run in his corn-feld, and threaten
ing 10 shoot her II caught there again. To
this the negro replied To the effect that who
ever shot his cow would have him tn shoot
also. Hot words followed, when billiard
struck Edmonds over the head with an um.
brella, and then ensued the struggle which
culmin9ted in the death OF the latter.
Mr.. billiard claims to have acted In self-de.
fence. but there was testimony before the
magistrate that the negro did not draw bis
pistol until fired upon twice. Several shots
were exchanged, two OF which took effect
in Edmonds's breast, and one inflicting
slight wound in Dillrd's leg.
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A PASTORAL CALL ACCEPTED.-tBalti-
more Sun. l-Rev. II. NJ. Wharton, OF Luz
ray, Va, has accepted a call TO the pastorate
OF Lee-Street Baptist church, which has
been vacant since the resignation OF Rev.
John Pollard last spring. Mr.. Wharton
will enter upon his new duties January l..
1881. He is a native OF Amherst Court
house. Va, ADD brother OF General Gabriel
G. Wharton, who commanded brigade in
the Confederate army. He is about thirty
two years OF age, and has been IN the min
I>try eight years, having had charge OF the
Front Royal and Luray Baptist churches,
and has been quite successful in those
places, as well a. in Martinsburg, Rich
mond, and Alexandria, where he has preach
ed in protracted meetings.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
NOVEMBER 20 -The following are the quotation

NOVEMBER 29.-The following are the quotations
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-Commo to good, S459@f6.
LeGE-Com mon, s6.5U@S7; ine'num, tSey9;
good, sl0Gsll; fine, Sl2@sl4; extra bne, 500
$40. 1890 AM.
$3.50; good, ssGt9; fne, $l0@slO.75.
DARK ToBACCo-MANUFACTUR
Lana Fiuers.-CommOn, t3.50@s4; medlqm,
t456df So: good, S5.60df6.
Lear FiIers.-cOmm toGf0 %: mediun
S5G.S6.5O; good, t7Gss; fine. s9gsi0.
UTdDDeTs.--t Ommo0, f7.5oMfS.5O; medium ,
ss.bOaf9 good, s9.5O@Sl0; hDe, fl0@ti {;
extra sun-cuTed, tl2Ml5.
BRIGHT Co-MASUfAcTURiNo.
Saokers.-CommOn, .6dsl0; medium, tI0@
sl2; good. Sl2QSl6; hne, sl69f2O. .o.o
t'OmmOn, f6@fS: medium, sI@s3 !,
good SI0@fl2; Gns nominal
VraDpers.-COmm mon, fl0@ VI medium " o@
$40 good, s20@s3o; line, f4O@soO; fancy sot
@t75. -, .,oa.,,
,nediuIn, sI56 @2O; good, s22@t25; tue, 5000
$40, extra. fA5@S5O.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand Tor this class OF goods Is coOuned
PRINCIPALLY 10 good old heayy-bodied Tugs and Ken
tncky River leaf We quote; 49,,
Old lugs, s4@s5: Kentucky River Tugs, slO@
Sf2; Kentucky River Leaf, sl50sle.
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Report Of the superintendent OF Cen.

WASHINGTON, November 30.-General
Walker, Superintendent Of Census, has
submitted bis regular annual report TO the
Secretary OF the Interior.
He saws that although The work OF taking
the tenth census Is substantially complete.
returns having been received from all bat
seven OF The total number OF 81, 265 emu
mel alton districts, it will probably be two
or three weeks before the office will be able
10 present complete statistics OF the pOpu.
lation OF the cOuntry.
lie urges the importance OF the leariest
possible publication OF the results OF the
Census Bureaus work, aud recommends
that instead of waiting for the publication
through the Government Printing Office,
Congress authorize the printing Of the GEN.
sus returns and statistics by special private
contract under the direction OF the Secfe-
tary OF the Interior.
General Walker says that special re-
ports are to be made OF Investigations
in the following important depart
mepts: On wealth, debt, and taxation;
on churches. schools, and libraries; on
the social and industrial statistics OF
the Indian tribes; on the population,
industry. and resources OF Alaska; on
newspapers and periodicals and book-pub-
fishing interests; on tobacco culture; on
chemical. industries; on
ship-building; and on quarrying interests.
The accounts Of 20, 410 enuDerators have
already been settled, involving an expendi.
ture OF nearly S2,000,000. Only about
900 accounts remain unadjusted. The
number OF employee, now engaged 10 the
work Of the Census Office Is l,0S4-a consid.
cradle proportion Of whom are on duty ut
night with the view TO the promptest posi-
HE completion OF the work In land.
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We learn from private letter that the
man Parker, who is in Jail at Washington,
charged with the murder Of General Grimes.
has confessed his guilt. aud W. Il. Para
mour, who was suspected OF having insti-
gated the crime. has since fed to parts I'M
Known Watson IN. e. Advance.
The reports Of the assessors have been
submitted, and the value Of lands in Bland.
according TO their estimate, falls $4,000
under the last assessment-tbe present
assessment amounting to 1929. 284.-
Bland South and West.
Andrew Gucel, OF Dansville, n. Y, who
ATTEMPTED to kill bis aged mother by tipping
her into cisteTn last Tuesday, committed
suicide two days later by shooting himself
in the head with revolver.
Mr.. Joel Wolfe, a prominent New Yorker,
who died last week, was Eatlye OF Rich
mond, Va, and direct descendant OF
General Wolfe. So the papers say.
II is announced that Mr. Langtry and bis
beautiful wife, known a. the "Jersey Lily"
will shortly sail for America.
Mile. Bernhard visited Edison at Menlo
Park Sunday, and expressed amazement at
the wonders exhibited.
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sANFORD's CATARRH CURE.
CANFORD's RADICAL CURE FOR
CATARRH.

sASFoRD's RADICAL CURE, CATARRHAL SOL
VENT ana IMPROVED INHALER, wrapper IN one
nacKaQe will full dirtc ions, ana sold ny All drug
pists tor one dollar. Ask for SANFoRD's RADICAL
CURE. , A. o,,,,o a.
From simple cold or influenza TO the rotune'
s,on.biny and death of the senses OF smell, taste,
and hearing, this great remedy Is supreme. POISON
ons mucous accumuatiOns are removed, the ehllts
membrane cleabsed. disinitcitd. soo'beo' aug
puriaed of catarrhal poison. deepened In color ano
Strengthened IN hfe.gtying properties. mus. eA,
ternalIy and internally, In accordance win iedton
ana common sense does this great, economical rem
edy work, Instantly relieving and permanently Gu.
ring .he most aggravated AMI dangerous forms oi
GENERAL Agents. WEEKS & POTTER, Boston.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
TUESDAY, November 80, 1850
Ceuntry Produce.

apples Green-From sl.25 TO $3.50 pc: barrel
bsestot zoe. p n.
Butter: Prime TO choice yellow, 25e. far u
good. lsG20c.
DRIED Fruit: Apples, 2a4c.; slaekberries, &c. ;
cherries l2lGlsc.; raspoerries, 2G922c.
Egos: 22@23e.
Fssth1s: PRIME rve.goess, 20 a45e.; colmop
Piarssed: siQsi.O5 . hgshel.
Hay: Virginia timothy, si.oo@fi'io; clover
Oa!s: Baied. ecc.6tl.
ssieioss: irish. I.5e y barrel; soc. p bushei.
Roots: Ginseng, tl.loG$l.s 30 . Nd. Seseca free
or tope, Ace. y 10.
LdTdS Country. sc.
Eys. e0@ s5c y busBes.
10 gf,mae; PRIME. T5c.
SAncks: ESQ Toe.
Bsied ntrap: 40a5oc.
Tsttioso: 5a6te. sD:
Wool: Washed. 4oa42c.; an..s.s. 20 s29..
BURY wool will cring from 70 DC. les unp
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. nc.
Cement. Rose ,dale. sl.40@sl.o0 larrI
James River, VI .aeGtl.40.
Lfms: Agricultural, So icc. bunIei, Eoszkspo.
Ai.ibGsI.I0. according 70 quantity; Jciat~s
,cnIsnIngj, Is; Gienn's Falls. s5Av0c.
Ptas,sr: Lump. ~ 40; sfoauc, 20 e.s,-in"
plaster. 81 606etl.73.
Tav: Large sac. $40.
2, .9 Drs deeds. $3.50
Prfnss. Merlin aet. 6xc-; Meuimsck sn,fi,ns,
nkc.; Rienmond. Gxc.; scAth Bridge. 6Se. fscine
7c.; sprague. 6sss.; spraguc ShirtnE, oxe;
uunneis, VHc.; Aliens oxe'i Manchester, IT,
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, November 80, 1880.
SALES.


SALES.
WHEAT White, So bushels at al ls. 30, and
81 40 TOR common and very GOOD. Red-Lancas.er,
l,O2S bushels at 81 2S. and $3.50 for very good
aud prime Fuliz. 1886 bushels at Sl.15. 1922,
and SI.2j. tor comG.OD, good, and very good.
Mired 3,l60 bushels al sl.21, Sl.26, and SIPS
for tar ana very good.
CORN va te s24 bushels al 80 and 53c. for
very good ana prime. Mired l64 bushe S at 52c.
for very good.
MEAL.-l52 bushels at SO and 60c.
OATs.-376 bushels al AZ ADD 4Ss. for very good
spring.
BLACKEYE PEAs.-ll0 bushels at S5c.
BLACK PEAs.-l4 bu hels al Csc.
The following are the of,rings on Change for the
month of November aud comparative statements:
Wheat-White, . 294 bushels; red, 1919 440
bu.hes. COrn--M hlte. 32.0e4 bushels; yellow, 55l
bushels; mixed, 1874 bushels Meal, 1900 bush
els. oats. s.l74 bushels. Rye, 642 bushels. Biaes-
eye peas. Ss4 bushels Back peas, So bushels. Po-
tat0es. 342 bushels. Flax eed, bushels. Beans,
$50 bushels. Total, 1898 bushels. Total OFFER
ings for November. 1879. l52, 3l7 bushels. Ioial
offerings for eleven months enfing November 1879
l,277,S7s bushels: total offerings for eleven mohs
ending November. 1880, l.346 73I bushels Cot
ton offered, 235 bales.
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A New Enterprise.
NOCKSvILLE AND SOUTHWEST
ERN RAILROAD COMPANY.
TRalfFh NeWsI

[Raleigh News.I
This company was incorporated on last
Saturday under the general railroad law OF
the State, aud all the Necessary papers 6led
Ia The Office of the Secretary OF State, as
prescribed by law. The road is to extend
from the state line, near Dlnyilc, through
Leaksvile and Madison to MOcksville and
Statesyille. The road Will be built 10 Madi-
son Immediately. Major Nicolls, of New
York, the engineer IN charge, will COM
meDce the survey in a few days. Colonel
Thomas X. Sharp, OF New York, is the pre-
sideDt, with an efficient board OF directors.
Colonel Sharp is man OF large private
means, and the company represents great
wealth. Colonel Sharp will be remembered
by many Of our citizens as resident OF
Raleigh in 1862, when be had charge OF
the Confederate locomotive works 10 this
city. The road will be narrow gauge.
One hundred and twenty-five thousand dol
lars worth OF stock is already subscribed,
and the wUk is TO be vigorously pushed.
Those who know Colonel sharp know him
to be practical, businessmen, accustomed
10 accomplish what he undertakes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-01

WASHINGTON, November 30.-The House
Committee on Appropriations has thus far
failed 10 get together quorum for bust
ness. From present appearances none OF
the regular appropriation bills will be
ready for the consideration OF Congress
upon the reassembling Of that body next
Monday.
The Committee on the Yorktown Cen
tenniaI Celebration Is 10 hold meeting In
this city December 10 TO complete ar
engagements for the celebration. Hon.
Robert Winthrop, OF Boston, is spoken OF
as the orator OF this occasion.
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CUTICITRA.
CUrIcURA'
ITCHING HUMORS, SCALY HUMORS, BLOOD
HUMORS, SPEEDILY, PERMANENTLY,
AND ECONOMICALLY CURED
WHEN PHYSICIANS AND
ALL OTHER METHODS FAILED.
61UTICURA,

What are skin and Scalp Diseases but The evidence
of internal bumOr zen times more iicult to reach
and cure which noais in the bloc ana Oih,r fluids
destroying the delicate machinery of life and ming
the body with foul cCrrupiioDs, when burst through
the skin in loathsome eruptionsY 10,
CUTICURA RFsoLVENj. the new hlOod-puriher
internally CUIICURA, n edIciUal Jelly, as listed by
the fTTICURA MEDICINAL AND TOILET SOAP. eX.
ternally, have performed the most miraculous cures
OF Hchpg. sca,y. and ScrOfdlOus Huinors ever re-
corded III medical annals.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS
& POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, 500 Washing
ton strt Boston, and are for sale by all druelss'
Price for CUTICURA. medicinal Jelly, small boxes
so cents; larse boxes, 81. CUTICURA RESoLYENT'
the new blood puriher, 81 per bottle. CUTiCuRA
MFDiCiNAL SHAVING SOAP, Is cents; In bars for
harbeIs and large consumers, 80 cents.
Al mailed free on receipt OF price
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c.rueriu Corn IN -. Louis.

SIR. LOUIS, November 30.-Tbe corner In
November corn, which has been In process
Of settlement during the past week, was
finally closed to-day. About 1000, 900
bm.hel, were involved 10 the deal, which
Vas managed by the house OF Manson. Bar
tholow & Co., and the plonts accruing are
said TO be about si25,000 The settlements
sys.e mostly made ut 44G45c.--pbolt -.
higher than any western market.
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The Ohio Electoral College.

COLUMBUS, o., November 30.-The Ohio
Electoral College held preliminary meet
ing here to-day. After completing their
work TO. morrow the members will visit
General Garfield ut Mentor.
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sn,vinrs Reappearanee ia America.

PHLADELPHIA, November 20 SaIvini,
the Italian tTagedlaD, made his resppearance
in this country at the Arch-Street Theatre
In Othello tonight There was large arl-
dlence present, who welcomed him with
considerable warmth. He IS well support.
ed. Ellie Wilton, as DesdemoDa, made a
fair impression. Salyni speaks his lines in
Italian, while his support render theirs In
EnglIsh.
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SALT-RHEUN.

SALT-RHEUh.-Will Mcdonald, 2542 Dearborn
street, Chicago, gratefully acknowledges cure Oh
Salt Rhtum head, neck luce. arms ana legs Ior
seventeen wears: not ne TO walk except on hands
and knees Tor wear; rot able 10 help hmseh Tor
eight years: tried hundreds OF remedies; doctors
pronounce1 his case hopeless; permanently cureu
nv The Cutic ara Remedies.
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national Guard Association.

New YORK, November 30.-A circular
from the Executive Committee OF the Ma
tional Guard Association OF the United
States directs that the third convention Of
the Association be held at Philadelphia
January 9. 1881.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-01
Obituary..

DEATH OF A CONGRESSMAN.
LTTLET0Y, N. H., November 30.-E. W.
Farr, NJ. G., aged forty, died at his home
this morning Of pneumonia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-01
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL.
I'D FIFTH AVENUE AxD fIFTIETH STREET
Opposite CaihedraD,
NEW YORK,
JOSLiN 4 FULLEB. PRoPRIEToRs.

DELIGHTFULLY."- situated In the very ceusre OF The most
bic residences, cknrches. schools, &C.; nesr
the Grand Central railroad depot, within three min
utes walk Of the Elevated road and Madis'n'ayenue
cars Nt $3.50 n.f
Paironized nv The best families Of Europe and
America.
RESTAURANT UNSURPASSED. CHARGES
REASONABLk oc e-eod3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-01
ECZEMA RODENT.

ECZEMA RoDENT.-F. ". Drake, Esq, agent for
Haruer a Bro,hera Detroit, Mich., gives an aston
ishing account of his case (tcZema Rodenl), which
had b. en- treated 10y a consultation or physicians
without benefit, al which speedily yielded 10 Inc
Cutlcura Remedies.