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OF Secretary Thompson has greatly In.
creased the activity Of those who want an
American canal built.
BRIEP NEWS ITEMS.
The House considered the refunding bi
this evening, aud the comment was, That
looks like business.
Judge Strong, Of the Supreme Court, to.
day rendered his resignation to the Presi'
dent; and the report that Judge Swayne
will resign Ia January Is correct.
General Marcy, who was to-day retired.
was the oldest officer on the active list o.
the army.
There will be move at this session to
abolish the tax on bank checks.
Bernbardt will not come to Washington.
The House Committee on Public Build
ings to-day considered the question OF light
ing the Capitol and grounds with the cleo
trio light.
Associated Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
pafch.l
WASHINGTON, December 14.--The Presi-
dent sent 10 the Senate to-day the following
nominations: Ezekiel Il. Turner as Judge
Of the Western district Of Texas; Commo-
dore Donald Mcneil Fairfax TO be rear-ad-
miral; Captains John II. Upshur and
Francis A. Roe TO be commodores: Com
m1nders Edward f. Potter and Lester A.
Beardslee 10 be captains; Lieutenant Com
manders Augustus G. Kellogg, Yates SteI-
ling. james II. Sands, and Frank Weldest
to be commanders; and James III. Duncan
Gatewood, OF Virginia, 10 be assistant sur
geon.
The Senate to-day confirmed the nomlna-
ton OF John 6. Bigby a. United States at
torney for the NOrthernaud Southern dis
tricts OF Georgia.
TIE Senate Military Committee to-day
agreed 10 recommend the confirmation oil
all the army nominations heretofore sent IN
during the present session, including that
OF Colonel Hazcn as chief signal officer,
Colonel Miles as brigadier-geneial, and hu-
merous appointments to second lieutenan-
cies from civil life and from the grade OF
non. commissions officers, and from the
last class graduated from West Point.
The Joint Committee on the Yorktown
Celebration, while complimentiDg the pro-
eramme prepared by the Yorktown Gen.
tennial Commission ;" decides that the COM
miftee bad no authority TO commit the Gov
eminent 10 its adoption. The committee
will conine its recommendations for eX-
pendilure to the three days ceremonies
participated i'm by the United States, leav-
ing the remainder OF the programme to the
private association.
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COURT ORDERS.
Extract Decr'cJ
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HAN


GIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HAN
i OVER COUNTY. OCTOBER rs. 1880:
Isaac Davenport. Jr.. Junlus A. Morris, GrllfiD l.
Davenport, aud John NJ. MOrris. rchspts aui
partners under the style az firm name OF Dayeo-
port < Morris. who sue on b half of Themselves
and ali other creators Of Lucius Higginson, de-
ceased, VINO VIII come In and make themselves
parties aud contribute 10 the costs OF THIS suit,
" Plainirl, In Chancery,
sCharles y. Higguson. ID. Granville Jones. AMI
Mary T.. Joues nee Higginson his wife. Wiiiianl
" Jackson and ClaTinda Jackson nee HiggiDs0n
his wife, Thomas n. Page, trnstee: John Page, Z
W: Morris, trustee; Jsw1s n; wicSn ,a. gohh
PleasaBts, aud ID. l.. Jones, admlhEtra'of Oh Lu-
ciu, Iiigg nson, decelsed," A..,......,.;..
ION consideration whereof the court doth al:
nudge order and decFee that this cause be referred
10 one OF the commits ,iOners OF ibis conr, who VIII
make the following inquiries and state the following
- first. An account Of the traDsae ions CT u. l.:
Jones as administrator OF The personal estate 0i
Lnciu; HiggiDson. deceased; .u..,o.-
"second. An account OF me real ann personal &C.
tate of which Lucius fiiggiDson died seiz"d ana
possessed-ihe fee simple aud annual value OF such
"Tbird An account OF the liens noon the real e..
tate OF Tue said Higginson, with their respective
priorlties.
ing 10 the estate OF Lucy W. sheburn. deceased.
came into the hands of the late Luciu, Higgnson'
deceased ami what are the rights OF Eiztoe a; ~
Pleasants against the estate OF the said Ia lus bg
gibson. de- eased, by reason or the acceptance ~
said uIgginsoD Of the property mentioned IN The
codjrii 10 the viii OF Lucy W. sheiburn.
:. Fifih What amount, " any hing. - due fron
the estate OF Lucy W. SbeIbprn TO ~. X. Gibson,
,srsrual representative Of slI4s SbcDurn and whe-
ihtr the ae OF Lncius Hjsgnson Is 1bie Tor ssii
lain or any part ih:roof."
The parie. Interested In this decree Will take no-
nee liza , have liked upon WEDNESDAY THE
lorU Day or JASUARY. 1851, and Hanover
non o. a, The time snc place for executing this
decfe- when and where tnty are required 70 atesn
Ctyap ~ der my baud this 26th day OF Novenl-
nor 1880 ;. .. REDD.
COMMITS Toner iisntvfr CircGii Court.
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Memphis.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST EPIDENICs.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. December 14-Presi-
dent Porter, OF the taxing district Of Men,
pbis, in his report TO the Government, says
since January, 1880, over five miles OF stone
pavement has been laid, twenty.four miles
OF sewers and the same number Of miles Of
subsoil drains have been completed, both Of
which are acting splendidly. In conclud-
ing his report President Porter says the
people, besides paying their taxes, have ex-
pended nearly 100000 in cleaning out, dis
injecting, and filling up priyy-vauts. max.
ing connections with sewers, and other
valuIbe work during this year. The last
two successive epidemics OF yellow-fever
Frustrated business and reduced values Of
property very largely.
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STAUNTON.

STANTON NASONs IN ATTENDANCE on THE
GRAND LoDGE-PEBsONALS-D EATH-sINGU-
LAR THEFT. &C.
Correspondence OF the Richmond D'spatch.l
DECEMBER II. 1880.
The following prominent Masons Of
stanton left this city Yesterday morning 10
attend the Grand Lodge now in session IN
Richmond: j. Howard Wayt, master OF
Staunton Lodge; Past Master w. +. But-
Ter, r. J. Deltor. j. w. Gooeh, and q. q.
GOOcb, Esqs. MIR. w. III. ii. Lynn, one OF
The officers OF the Grand Chapter, Will leave
Tomorrow 10 attend ITS sessions.
Captain John Paul, the very efficient and
popular treasurer OF Augusta county, Is
quite i'll OF pneumonia at his residence at
Mount Scion, but is reported better this
morning.
Professor J. j. Laid. late superintendent
OF public schools IN tins city, has been, I'M
der the direction OF the trustees OF the Pea
body fund, engaged IN school work in Mis-
si,sppi for some time. He has recently re-
turned to his home here, having travelled
six thousand miles and delivered bfty adj
dresses.
The BODY OF Miss Gussie Arnall, sister OF
Captain Charles :. Arndll, formerly an Oth'
Ger in the Augusta National Bank here, ar
rived here on Saturday from Augusta. Ca,
where she died at her brothers residence
last week. She was buried at Thomson
Cemetery, deeply lamented by numerous
friends.
Sunday morning before day singular
theft was committed at the sash and bind
factory Of Shom0 Il Bissell. The windows
we're broken open and all the leather belt
Ing, valued at over 800, was stolen. MOI
being able TO replacethe stolen articles here
work had TO be suspended and the hands
thrown out OF employment until betting
could be procured elsewhere. The concern
has offered so reward for the detection OF
the thief, or thieves. PENN.
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SPElbAa tVtss>.
t17- THE GREAT RUSH STILL con-
THALHIMER BROTHERS..
! HABbiMtE bkO1HEkc',
Dol BROAD STREET.

sol BROAD STREET.
r,,r Shsrs they x hsye E r. opened cur,p.
EST LINE OF
PLAIN, and BROCADEO SILKS,
sATINs: sATINpE Lyon. WOOL NOVELTIES.
vEEvETs aud yELvETtENs.
The goods we've all purchase at the r. cent large
Read The nne of goods We win display IN our win
dows and ore .he coming wees 80
AZ pieces COLORED SILK BaOCADEs, SOC. %
80 si ISS coLoRED sATrNs. all the new .nades;
81 pieces COLORED DIR s. SILKS, zoe. to sloO
10 p pisces B SI.ak sATSs. &c. tc sa '
SO pieces BLACK GROS-GRAiN SILKS, including
ihe best brands MANUFACTURED. 60c. tot %:
SILKS. 81 to 1850;
% pieces 5-4 NOVELTIES, SOC. to ~ so;
81 pieces % ALL-WOOi Pi.AlDs, 81 to ~ o.
we are offerings the greatest bargains In 'ne'-
90 pieces 'CoLORED CAsHMgREs. 25c. to 81.
We have an elegant line Of G0b9 D LORDS avd
BLACK GUOTs DEPARTMENT
COMPRISES the best selected and cheapest line o.
good, II has ever been our pleasure 20 offer.
gLAcK GAsHM E1F from from lSs S. 70 % p S2;
BLACk PM XII. R frd,a fsN% % Wow
BLA, SILK wARPBFNRifiTs from q to So;
BLACK MONTE cloth from zoe. to sl26;
SLACK MOHAIR ALPACA from 25c 70 75c.;
BLACK SILK VELVtTs nom 81 to $40;
BLACK Grapes from 81 to 20; a.
BLACK GRAPES IN REMNANT from I'll 10 "a
these are extra cheap and best goods;
BLACK SILK fRtNGES, PAssANFNTERlE,
FROGS. CLOAK.LOOPS, 1ASsELS, BEADs,
ORNAMUN MS, &C, very low.
We hive also just received on consignment
3O9 LADIES' GLSTERS. CLOAEs. DoLMAN-,
AND JACKETS from 20 10 $50.
Don't fail to visit oar place before purchasing rs
we Guarantee fit and satisfaction.
20 pieces Of those splendid SACKiNGS AND
ULSTER CLOTHS fom 81 10 So just received,
which we will be pleased 10 show TO our friends
and cu.tome.s. Also. All elegant line or BIT
rUNS to match the goods. Remember The place
THALHINER BROTHERS,,
Sol Broad street conner FIflh street.
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New YORK, December l3.-Dr. Wilbur
j. ssndiord, u weiiknown Young physician
10 the part Of Brooklyn known as Green
point, died on Sunday. at the age OF thirty
six, from dipbtheria, at bis home, No. 122
Oak street. Thursday be performed the
operation called trsebeot0my, which con-
sisis In The insertion o. silver tube In the
throat for the purpose OF relieving suffering,
on little sirI sick with dipbtberia. The false
membrane In her throat flied the tube and
te CHILD would have choked TO death bad
net DIR. sanford put the end OF II In bis
mouth and cleared 1t OF the obstruction,
thus allowing the child TO breathe. Bnttbe
opefdion did not prove successful and the
Guild afierwaid died. Friday DR.. Sanford
Was seized with chill and symptoms OF o
Malignant type OF diphfhera followed.
Despite the best medical skill, the sick man
gradually grew worse, sed died Ut an early
hour SUNDAY m0fniDg. n t ~ esli
DR.. Bssdford was born IN Middls.own.
Conn. lie received his academic education
10 wesIeysn University, aud bis medical
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training In New York. he was member
OF the Kings County Medical Society. Ia
the proceedings OF which he took promi-
uent part. His widow and two children
survive him. The body will be taken TO
Middletown, Conn.,, for burial. AT meet
ing Of the Greenpoint Congress, social
and literary club, OF which DR.. Sandford
was a member, last evening, appropriate
resolutions were passed, and addresses pay.
ing tribute TO his social and professional
qualities were made.
The number OF deaths from diphtberia
last week in Brooklyn was Gfty-onc--an in
crease OF six over the number OF the week
before.
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Judge strong Resigns.
OTHER CHANGES ANNOUNCED IN THE suPREN
COURT.

COURT.
WASHINGTON ?ost.l
For the past month various statements
have been published concerning impending
changes In the Supreme Court. The first
OF the predictions was realized Monday by
the resignation of Mr.. Justice Strong. Mr..
Justice Sirone's successor upon the bench
will be William u Woods. OF Montgomery,
Ala, circuit Judge Of the Fifth judicial dis
trict. Mr.. Woods is native OF Ohio. He
left the Buckeye state about the time
OF the outbreak OF the war. AT the
close OF tue war be was appointed a
United States judge. Justice Bradley will
hereafter preside over The Third judicial
circuit, embracing the districts Of New DER
sey, Pennsylvania, an IDeaware. which has
been Mr.. Strong's circuit. Mr.. Woods will
succeed TO the southern circuit formerly
presided over by Justice Bradley.
Mir. Justice Swayne will teoder bis re-
sienation soon after the holidays. His sue
cessor upon the bench and in the Ohio cir
cult will be Senator Stanley Matthews, Of
Ono.
MIR. Justice Chtford's death is expected at
any moment. lie is unable now to dictate
a complete sentence, and therefore cannot
tender his resignation unless an unexpected
improvement in his health should occur.
Mr.. Citiord'S aiment is paralysis and soft
ening of the BRAN. His medical advisers
do not expect his recovery. Ii he should
die before The All Of March Mr.. Hayes will
appoint ATTORNEY General Deyens as his
successor. Mr.. DeyeDs is a resident OF the
First Judicial circuit, over which Mr.. CHI
ford presides.
A bill will be introduced in Congress
within few days TO retire Justice Hunt.
He is incapactaled fl ON performing Judi
ciaI work. and would have resigned long ago
had his pecuniary circumstances, apart from
his salary, been sufficient to comfortably
support his family. Mr.. Hunt cannot legally
apply for retirement, with pay, before 1882.
As soon as the bill for his retirement is
passed Senator Edmunds will be appointed
his successor.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

PARIS, December 1.-THE great subject
OF interest here IL the newspaper warfare
between Henri Rochefort and Nj. Gam
BETA. In consequence OF NJ. Rocheforps
persistent abuse OF NJ. Gambetta, the latter
has indirectly caused certain letters to be
published. In which N. Rocbtforf, when
under arrest for participation In The CON-
mune, besought in humble terms The me-
diation OF NJ. Gambetta and General
Troeber IN his favor. NJ. Rochefort, in
these letters, dIsayowed his connection
with the Communists.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE FOR
CATARRU.

One bottle RADICAL CURE. one box CATARRHAL
SOLVENT, and one IMPROVED INHALER. Prlce
for all, 81. 49, s.,,,.,,.
Economical. agreeable, safe, and never failing,
relieving Instantly aud curing permanently, this
great combustion OF meoiclnal agents Oners 10 ,ns
wcsry sufferer from every form OF Catarrh relief
and rest IL satisfies every demand OF reason ana
common sense. IL attacks and oonquers every phase
of Sisease IL strikes at the root, cleansing
the nasal passages OF purUlent matter. 10 swallow
nnd inhae wksch means destruction, sweetening TIE
breath, restoring the senses OF smell 'aste: ana near
sng 10 full activity purifying the blood OF catarrhal
pirus. aud cheeking its raVages. BUY
IL while there Is yet time
AK for sANFORD's RADICAL CURE. 5000 anu
ssce,nm me Ddt esSry where. ..
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Manufacturing Establishment Burn
ed-TwO Firemen Killed.

ERIE. PA, December 14.-The large
manufacturing establishment Of F. f.
Adams g. Co. was burned last night. Loss,
over 100000. Two fremen were Killed
and several injured by falling walls. over
oae hundred hands are thrown out OF elm.
ployment.
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Il. w. Pullman is appointed postmaster
at Bcayer-Dam Mills, Hanover county, Va,
Uice John l.. Anthony, resigned. W. NJ.
ShowalieT is appointed postmaster at Green
Forest, ROckbridge county, rlce Il. {. Boo
man, resigned. a. II. johnson is appoint
ed postmaster at Fugate's Hill, Russell
county, Uice Elizabeth Fugate. resigned.
The name and site OF Carloita, Page coun-
ty, Va, is changed. The office is hereafter
to be located one mile west and TO be called
Kmball. j. &. Mitchell is appointed post
master at Tug river, Mcdowell county, w.
Va. Uice Hiram Christian, declined. n
new post Office is established at Reese,
Charlotte county, with W. Z. Green as
postmaster.
Mr.. s. c. Kent, OF the firm OF Franklin
Davis Il Co., OF Richmond, recently sold at
auction, in Philadelphia, siXty-eight head OF
Guernsey and jersey COWS and heifers OF
his own importation. 1t was one OF the
most successful sales OF high-bred cattle that
has ever taken place in this country. The
stock realized $40, 12j. Of which the Guern'
seys contributed $l6.690, divided as follows
Tbifty-tbree cows, So 670-an average OF
1888 90 per head; twcnty-fOur calves,
S3.6l0--ayerage, $1,000; two bulls, $40
The Jerseys realized So, 43j. OF which seven
COWS brought SO 05j-average. S43G.43 pei
head; and two beifers, $3.50.
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RUNNING SORES.

RUNNING SoREs.-Henry Landecker, Dover, n.
H. cerliGes that August %, S77 he broke his leg.
Tie bone was set by a physician. Upon removing
the spints sores broke out IRON the khee 10 lne
heel. Doctors called them vaIicOse veins, and or
dered rubber stockings. Paid S25 for stockings,
Without any signs of cure. Bought CUTICURA
REMeDIEs and was rapidly and permanently cured.
Certified TO by Lothrops PinSham, Druggists,
Dover, n. IL.
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The New Administration at New Or
leans.

New ORLEANS, December 14.-MayOr
Patton and the city administration yester-
day notified Mtyor-elect Shakespeare and
the other newly.eected city officials that
they would be ready TO vacate at / O'Clock
to-day. The new city administration will
take charge at The City Hall.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
M TELEGRAPH To THE DuspArCu

PRoCEEDIyGs-PRECA
TONS TAKEN IN MEMPHIS AGAINST EpI.
DEMics-Two FIREMEN KILLED BY FALL
ING WALLS AT ERIE, PA-MUNICiPAI.
AFFAIRS IN NEW oRLEANs-PREsIDEN.
TIAL NOMINATIONS AND SENATORIAL
coNFIRMArioNs-THE YORKTOWN GEN.
TENNIAL Il RAILROAD MATTERS BUsI.
NESS TRoUBLEs-THE TROUBLES IN IRE.
LAND-RoCHEFoRT's WARFARE AGAINST
GAMBSTTA.
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CUTICURA.
gu L I & U II A f.
MIRACLES OF HEALING UNPARALLELED
IN MEDICAL HISTORY.

CUTIcURA RFSoLvENT. the great natural blood
purifier. ab> Orben, renova or ana Ni'alizer, mas
sbnwn its grand curative power IN scroiula, while
syelIings ulcers, ery,ipeas swelled neck. scrOfu'
Ions inf tnmali0ns. mercurial affections, old sores
ernions of the skin, sore eyes ana scalp affections
with dry. thip. and falling hair; and when The
CUTICURA,a medicinal Jelly, and the CUTlCURA
SOAP, prepared from u, are applied 10 external
SympiOms. The cures effected 10y the CUTICURA
REMEDIES are marvellous.
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The Late Election.
A CLOsE TEXAs DISTRICT

GALVESTON, December I3.-A dispatch
from Austin gives The official vote in the
Fifth congressional district as follows {:
Jones Qnd.). 22.94l, and Shepherd DEM,
-, 70S Hancock's majority over Garfield
i'm the State is over $4,000.
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vOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLAsTERS-
UOLLINS's yOLTAIC ELECTRO
PLAsTERs.

One COLL mss voLrAIc FLECTRIc PLAsTsR'
costing 70 e. nts rs Tar superior every other cleo
relieve Dyspepsla, Liver Complaint Malaria. Fever
ani Ague, and Kinney aud Urinary Dimcuittes snd
may be worn over The pit OF the stomach, osrr tne
kidneys, or any affected part. Price. 20 cens sy'o
everywhere. Hoo-e4W
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CUTICURA r. NEEDLES are prepared bv WEEKS
& POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Wash
jngton street Boston, aud are fer sale by all drug
gists. Price of CUTICURA.a Medicinal Jelly: Small
boxes, 80 cents; large bOxeS-Sl. CuTicuHA RE-
SOLVENT. the new BlOod.Puri1sr, VI per Doule
CUTICURA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP. 20 cents
CCTiCURA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP. 10 cents;
in bars for BARRIERS ana large consumers, 90 een's
An matted free on receipt If price.
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SCROFULA.

SCRoFULA Hon. " iliam TAYLOR, Boston. State
Senator OF Massachusetts, permanently cured oil a
humor OF the face and scalp that had been treated
unsucTessfully for twelve wears 10y many OF Boston >
best physicians and most noted specialists, as well
AS European authorities. tie says: have been so
GLAZED with my successful use Of The CuTICuRA
REMEDIES that have stopped men In The streets
10 tell them of my cure"
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MI WE HAVE AN ELEG ANT LINE
OF CARPETS from Csc: 20 ~ rs, which VIII nsy
10 look at Also. b. ANKETS. CALICO QUILTS,
WHITE QUILTS, SHAWLS. SKIRTS LMf
CURTAINS. CURrAiN.NkTS, BED AND PIT
Low LACE. SllAMS, UNDtRWkAR. &C..
As we have large store good light, plenty OF gooi
aud polie clerks and cheap good we are able q
Give our customers every adyaniage.
TUALiliMFE BROTHERS.
sol Broad street, COrDer Of tifih street
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Railroad Dividend.

AUGUSTA. Ga, December IA. The direc-
tors OF the Georgia railroad to-day declared
semi-annual dividend Of % per cent. a
syndicate OF citizens have taken 100000
of the bonds OF the Augusta and Knoxville
railroad. which will be pushed forward 10
completion at once.
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NOTICE TO PoLrcY.HoLDERs.

THE LIFR-lNsuRANCE COMPANY or Viz.
GINA u prepared 10 prepay any u is Gh1ows
nsept Policies which mature In the tnsufnK f"eise
month lose euyrsni oank rates. -
'Iouly IL the Sfhce or The coinpaay, No. q Tenth
strssi. JAMES w. PE9kAA, secretary.
BIB. Paul, PYettdspL 90 blu
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Nunicinal Election In NatcheZ.

NA1CHLZ, Miss, December l4.-At the
municipal election to-day Mayor Griffin, the
present incumbent, was rejected.
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SALT-RHEUM.

SALT-RHEUM.-George f. Owens, Dealer In Pr
amos Grand Rapids, Mich, was troubled for nine
years with salt-rheum. Tried every medicine known
10 the trade, and was attended by many physicians
with only temporary relief. Cured 10y CUIIcURA
REMEDIES.
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w,tI srRFrT YESTERDAY.

WALL olhELi ii@oA''e'A''
NEW YORK December lathe Post In rs oman
cial article day says NOtwlhstano Ing The strin-
gency Of the money market, The STOCK fNcnangt
markets are generally strong TO-DAY. Unlen T,ates
bonds are unchanged I'm prlce, whie ralr0ad M
y.smeuts are strong, some of the speculative rail-
road bonds being lower. In the thaie'lisi5 we
'eanrcs have pcen Iron Mountain, which adyanc91
20 sos. American Union Telsgrhuh '@mpanS 70
10. Lake shore 10 l24S. Michigan CenirdI 70
lI7l5. Northwest 10 l23S. Milwaukee ana ~ Ian 9
10 iO7s, -. Paul aud Qniney preftrredl0 co., NJ
cago and Atom to l4l, Western Union Ie'e-
grarh TO 49,, ID. l.. aud W. 10 less. The only
weak stock has been the A. y. Tsesraph' when l,"n
Noun ain, and the recent wide fluctuations 10
he stock, aIe sxplainedtoy The reports that me
road has been brought into harmonious reia-
tions with lie other roads In the SOUTHWEST,
which constitute an important part Of icy
Goul1's systm. We are unable 70 ascertain
that the necessary arrangements thereto haye
been formally completed, but are lest TO IN
fer that They have beer substantially agreed
upon. The monty market to-day - strin-
gent. aud the Stockholders who are accom-
m0dated at o per cent. are Fortunate. round
commission Is bid for money Ter thirty
days but -four months loans can easily be obtained
at Is per cent. The high rates current for temand
loans should attract money here, but the misfortune
Is that there i an active demand for money al all
tie business centres. The large amounts OF foreign
gold arriving do not give immediate relief, nor Is
much relief 10 be expected until the January DIS
bursements Of The Treasury begin. Prime mereAn .
Tile paper is nominally 6697 per cent"
The following quotations wer. current to-day:
UHed STATES per cents. 1875: United slates
~ per cents, III bid, lilh asked Ssw Jersey
Asa: Michigan Central. ll7ls Lake Shole, 10
Northwest, lz3; Iron Mountain, 4s's Rock is'aLd
Pacific, 43K: Wabash, It. Louis and Pacific pre-
ferred, Sl%: Kansas and Texas, 434; Western
Union Telegraph, S3% Pacific Mail, oO's.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December l4.-Virgin'a 6is. Old, 20 ;
deferred l7B: cOnsOs, 1874; second series, 20 past
due coupons, 81; new i0-AC's, 49ll; l0-4o'., con-
pOu, ca. Bid today.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-15
DrY-GOnds House Closed.

YICKsBURG, Miss, December l4.-The
dry-goods house OF Brown Brothers was
closed to-day by attachments.