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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Parliamentary Proceedings.

LONDON. January 1l.-In the House Of
Commons tins evening the debate on the adj
dress was resumed. Mr.. Mitchell w.
Henry, Liberal and Home-R ie member for
county Galway, sand the Government ba1
not administered the existing laws IN Ire
land Is thev might have done. The course
the Government now proposed was mol
likely 10 restore order. He condemned the
hateful system OF "BOycOtting," and de.
cared that he had always refused to JON
the Land Leagne.
Sir Farrer Herschell, SOlicitor-General,
said the object Of the present movement in
Ireland was the disniegrati0n OF the En-
pire. II was time some effectual remedy be
applied, and the law be made strong
enough to cope with the unwriten code OF
the Land League. which embraced terror,
COERCION, murder. and muliatiOn.
After powerful speech by the Marquis
OF Harrington and q violent speech by Mr..
Healy. HOme.Ru member for Wexford,
the debate was again adj urned.
The TraverserS' Trial.
DUBLIN, January 1l.-Tbe proceedings in
the case OF the TTaYersers we've not open
TO-DAY until y. NJ. Mr.. McDonOugh, OF
the counsel for the TraverserS, was again
abSeLt, being III. The counsel for the
Crown announced that their case was COM
plete with the exception OF the evidence OF
one witness, who is now on his way from
London. In consequence OF the lndisposl-
ton Of Mr.. McDonough the Court granted
an adjournment until Thursday next.
Wants 10 Resign.
LOXDON, January l1.-rh correspondent
of the Manchester Guardian mentions, with
some degree Of credit, rumor that the
Earl OF Cowper desires to resign the office
OF ord-Lieutenant OF Ireland, principally,
however, for private reasons.
Republican success i'm France.
PARIS. January 11.-The extent OF the
success OF the Republicans at the municipal
elections is indicated by the fact that they
are thought 10 have carried ninety COM
muncs out OF l0S in Corsica.
Fatal Railway Accident I'm France.
LONDON, January IA dispatch from
Paris TO the Times says Il railway collision
has occurred near Chateau Thierry. Two
persons were killed ami thirteen injured.
Fight with the BasutOs.
LONDON, January IA dispatch from
Cape Town TO the Reuters Telegram Com
pany saws large force oi BlsutoS attacked
Major CarringtOn's pickets on the 9th IN
slant, and after a severe engagement the
Basutos retired with heavy loss. The Col.
onel's loss was trifllng.
Russian Fight with TurcOmaDs.
ST. PETERSBURG, January 1.-THE invest
ment of Geek Iepe has beer effected by
Generals kOuropatkine and SkobeItif by an
attack on the trenches OF the Tekke Turco-
mans, which lasted three days. The Rus
sian loss was small, while that OF the Tekke
TurcOmans is reported to be enormous.
A Massacre-PIOt Discovered.
LONDON, January ll.-Tne Standard has
the following special dispatch BOmbdH
January 10.-A plot to depOse Raiah and
massacre all the European residents while
in church has been discovered at ko!apore,
and twenty-seven natives have been ar
rested"
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Norfolk.
THE ARIEL-sUsPENDED PUBLICATION

THE ARIEL-sUSPENDED PUBLICATION.
Especial telegram TO the DispaichJ
NORFOLK. January LITTLE steamer
Ariel did not get of for Richmond this
morning, the ice in James river being as
vet too thick. She will resume her trips
Thursday morning. SIeetDg heavy here
tonight.
The Daily Li6er0t has suspended-the
third Readiu>ter paper within month IN
his section.
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Fire in Bartlett. Tenn.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, January 11.-At
O'Clock this morning fire at Bartlett
Tenn, DESTROYED storebouses occupied by
Shore IL Brothers, W. +. Williamson, Dr.
w. Z. Blackwell, and Wright n Moody
The total loss was about $4,000; insurance
$500. The fire originated in the store
house OF Shore Il Brothers, which contained
keg Of powder, the explosion OF which
awakened the town. The efforts OF the
citizens, who formed Themselves into
bucket brigade, alone prevented the entire
destruction OF the town.
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The WORLDS Fair of 1883.

NEW YORK, January 1.-THE WORLDS
Fair Commission reasSembIed to-day at the
City Hall. The consideration OF the report
of the Executive Committee was resumed.
The section recommending application TO
Congress for additional financial assistance
was adopted. as was also the sections re-
questlng Congress to admit foreign goods
free Of duty, constituting exhibition build
ines bonded warehouses.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY GOODS

HOLIDAY GOODS
A. HUTZLER & SONS.
306 BROAD STREET.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS.
| A large assortment of NOVELTIES for the holi-
days-cOmDriNlng In part:
| SILK. LACE, EMBROIDERED, and HEM
STITCHED HANDktRt HES for ladies,
COLLARS. and CUFFS. embroidered and plain I;
| LADIES' and GENTLtMEN'> NtCKWEAR,
COMBS, BRUSHES and PoCktT-BOOhS:
NUBIAs, HOODS. sACQUE>. ULSTERs, CAkDI-
GAN JAG kETS;
GLOVES, HOSftRY, and UNDERWEAR for
adies, gentlemen and children:
| TOWELS, NAPKINS. and TABLE-DAMAsK !;
LACE,. RIBBONS ana MOTIONS, IA endless
variety.
BLANKETS. FLANNELS, AND CassIMERFs.
Our stock of DRESS GOODS. CLOAkS, and Doll
MANS we offer AT greatly reduced prices. call Is
| solicited. lie 10
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Other Senatorships.

SAN Francisco, January 1l.-At Sacra-
mentO to-day the Assembly balloted Tor
United States senator with the following
result: General Miller (iepublcan), AZ;
Judge Wallace (DemOcrat). 81; scattering, T..
A dispatch from Carson City, New, says
both houses TO-DAY voted for United States
senator. 1t resulted as follows: Wren
Senate, II: Assembly. :. Fail-Senate.
10; Assembly, II. Doggett- Senate, a.;
Assembly, none.
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EXPRESS Service on the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, January II.-The
Louisville aud Nashville Railroad Express
Company's offices in New Orleans, Mobile,
and Pensacola, and at all stations on the New
Orleans and Mobile, the Mobile and Mont
gomery, and the Pensacola railroads, have
been closed, the agents relieved, messen-
gers Withdrawn, and the property sold and
delivered to the Southern Express Com
pany, which is now in charge Of the express
service on the Louisville aud Nashville rail.
InHs
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a Commercial Crash.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, January lis. Lech-
tenstein Il Co., merchants dong business at
Walden and Grenada, Miss, have been at
tached by New Orleans and New YORK ere
ditors, representing nearly SoO,0OO. me
estimated indebtedness OF the hrm is $780,
900 assets nominally Sl25.0O0.
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DANvILLE. VA. January ll.-Hon. Berry,
man Green. Judge Of this lFourth) Judicial
circuit, has rendered his resignation to the
Governor, to take effect on the 1T oil FEB
ruary. Governor holiday will appoint
Judge Green's successor, to hold until the
Legislature, which meets next winter, shal
elect one for the full term OF eight years.
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POLITICAL.
Sherman Nominated for Senator.

COLUMBUS. o.. January 1.-THE Repub.
licans Of both branches OF the Legislature
met to-night IN open caucus and nominated
John Sherman for United States senator by
oncIonation
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rna ponulattoa Of Louisiana.

WASHINGTON. January 1.-THE popua-
ton of Louisiana, according TO the schedules
returned TO the Census Office bv the enume-
rators, Is as follows Males, 46S.9ll females,
47l.S52; native born, sS6,ll9; foreign,
54,I44; white, 455, 1858; colored, 10000.
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Sfare Canturcd nv Indians.

GALVESTON, January IA special from
Fort DAVIS says Mr.. BAN, Of FL Paso, re-
lrts that he wesi-bound stage was eaptur
January Stb by Indians in Qmtmore canon,
one hundred miles west Of here. The driver
and team were killed, and everything, in.
Guiding The mails, was cut to pieces aud
carried away.
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WAIL oIEEEI tbs IENUAI'


NEW YORK. January 1.-THE Posts financial
article 10 iay say: IL Is very active DAY al The
SOCK Exchange. aud there has been continued eN-
rltement in the telegraph stock ailhonsh notn ng
has neen added the stock of trustworthy ufprna-
tiOn respecting The relation of the western Union
to the American Union The Western Union
stock opened AT 9s. and advanced steadily 10 l03.
II has since sold down 10 80 again on sdics
TO realiZ". American Union opened az So
Sieadv advanced 10 50. then fell 10 50. II these
two computes are 10 ne worked in harmony,
pre- -ent prices are not unreasonable II thry are
not 10 be worked, then prices are nigh. Neither
Of a. stocks can now ne touched one way or me
Other he present public information without
taking gambling RISKS. The general stock market
first adv iuced HOP per cent. led bv Wabash pre-
ftned. THIS wa, followed 10y a decline OF amZ'9
the latter Canada Southern. Fairly IN the day he
strongest stocks advanCedlO the following gu IS ::
onion Pacific TO l Il. Central Pacific 10 97ls. Wa
bash TO ! and 90, Hannibal and -. 10 10 334 and
1919 eX-diy.. CANADA Southern TO 77%. Iron Noun
tain 10 30, san FraHci>cO 10 7O4i, and l0l re-
speciyely; Erie 10 Ok aud 94',, and -. Louis
stocks since the general market become heavy have
sold as follows: Lake shore to 1919 Can. SIN.
1914, P3clhc Mail jli Reading 81, Union Pa
chc ll34, ana Wabash ass and S9a. The money
market Is searly becoming easy Uy receipts OF cur
rtncv from the interior a. well a. by the treasury
I'll, bursting. Call loans are ga Is per cent; time
loans 4GJ per cent. and prime mercantile paper
81 per cent The market for foreign exchange IS
m M.
the dealings on the Stock Exchange to day hive
been mprec4 dentedly Large, the TWO most active
stOcks De'nS Ere OF Wnlch Il'OVo sIares we're
| sold M 10 noon, and Wesern Union. the sales of
which aggregated AZ 600 shares. The O.her stOc. :
which wee largely traded IN were Wabash Pacific,
ohio and Mississippi, Lake shore and Hannibal ana
81. Joe.
The following quot were current to-day
United STATES per cents. ll2a Unlied STATES "a
per cents, ll2'sCd l23: New Jersey Central, IS
OHIO and Mississippi, 3971: Erie. 5lh: Michigan
Central. 1866 Hannibal and ~ Joseph, 527s: Lake
Shore, 1929; Northwest, l2Sas; Iron Mountain,
54A; -. Paul l3l5; Wabash, II. Louis and Pacific.
46S Wabash, ~. Louis and Pacific preferred, S9%
Kansas and 1 eXas. Az Western Union Telegraph,
1908: G. G. ana ]. G., ga; Pacific Mail 52's.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January l1.-Virginia IS. old 30
bid; deferred. l53 asked; cOnsOls. 734; second
ries, 27 bid: DaSl-due coupons. 9CAs bid; new
1910, 4Sis; l0-40's. coupon, 92A bio.
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suox and Cold weather iu Texas.

GALVESTON. January 11.-At Taylorsvile
snow fell all day Sunday. II was one OF the
heaviest snOw-siorms ever seen in this re-
yion. Suow fell 10 the depth OF three inches
Yesterday at Rusk. Six inches OF snow fell
Saturday, and the mercury was down to
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CHRISrMAS CHEER.


u. ASTtLOTTI.
No. 1911 FRANKLIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
offers the following SBAsONABLE GOODS for the
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, selected By htmseV
ruth great care:
O.D"G. II. WYSOR" the bestD WlilsKEY;
OLD JAMES BUMGARDNER WHIskEY-hve
year old;
OLD FULCHER WHI>KEY-seven years Old;
OLD CLEMMER Wtit>kEG-hye years old:
OLD MARTELL DARK LONDON DOCK BRAN
by:
Oh. ID MARTELL V. :. O.P. BRANDY:
GENUINE PURE HOLLAND GIN, IN hotties and
draught;
Five packages SUPERIOR OLD PALE AND
BROWN SHERRY WINE, from the celebrated
house of HARMONY XERE> DE LA FRONrERA.
Also. choicest grades of
PORT and SHERRY WINES and IRISH and
SCOTCH WHISKY;
GUINNESS STOUT, BASES md YOUNGER'S
SPARKLING ALES.
He also offers a very choice lot OF VIRGINIA
HAMS. selected by Dimseif with great care. Also,
"A large lot OF FINE GROCERIES. de l6-lm
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OF
HANDSOME DINNER, TEA, AND TOILET
SETS
to be found south Of New York,
and We have reduced the price OF these goods from
10 to 20 per cent.
full line OF CHRISTMAS GOODS, consisting
of all The NOVELTIES imported. Cali and exam
Inc and be convinced of our low prices.
r.. u. TAYLOR,
de9 lOll Main street.
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Connecticut Senaforship.

HARTFORD. CONN, January l1.-The Re-
publican legislative caucus tonight u1ani-
mously nominated General Joseph lIawley
as candidate for United States senator.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, January H. 1881.
SALES.
WHEAT.-372 bushels white, SllS for good
Mred. 20 for very good. Fulz. ii ID and fl.l7
for good and very good.
CORN.-gS4 bushels. white. SIC. for very good
and prime. Nired 52c. for very good.
MEAL.-46 bushels al 60c.
BEANs.-S bushels AT 81 30.
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Flour.

Flour dull. We quote Fine, S3dS3.50: extra
$3.50. suDerfne, S4.50@S4.75; common family
i5.756s6; choice or patent family. S75O9se
stanton inspection, extra, s5.5c@S0.6O.
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- -
REDUCTIONS
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
CARDoz0. ALs0P. MosBY 4 CO.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET.
FoURQUREAS, PRICE. TEMPLE 4 CO.,
429 EAST BROAD STREET.
Sweeping reductions have been made In all FANCY
and DRESS GOODS;
SILK, wORsTED. and MIXED BROCADFs for
Trimmings at great sacrifice.
We are now prepared for the present demsndon
BLANKETS, COMFORTABLEs,
FLANNELs, DOMEsTICs,
SHEETTNGs. TOWELS,
CRASH, DAMAsKs.
WINF-CLOTHs, and
ALL HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
We offer In these goods lowest prices 10 be foun d
in the city.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS.
In this department We can offer many Inducements
TO BUYERS In
CLOTHS, CASsIMEREs. PANTALOON.PAT.
TERMS, sUITINGs, &C..
GENTLEMEN's UNLAUNDRIED DRESS
SHIRTS, well made, Use. to 1925;
GENTLEMEN's LINEN COLLARS, best made,
at az per dozen; CUFFS, 90 per dozen.
MERINO SHIRTS and DRAWERS, soc. to IS.
We ask the attention Of gentlemen to our stock
and prices. We are daily adding to our stock, and
do not intend TO let our stock be run down.
We are just opening
superb line of CAMBRIA HAMBURG WORK,
EDGING and INSERTING to match-very rich
and elegant.
WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, aud ALL SEASON.
ABLE GOODS.
We solicit your patronage.
FOURQUREAN, PRICE. TEMPLE co.
429 east Broad street
CARD3ZO. ALSOP, MOsBY & co.,
1905 east Main street.
fla 9.eodl
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Miss Fanny Davenport has dropped the
american Girl from Der repertoire 10 dis.
gust.
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By Telegraph.
NEW WORK

NEW YORK January IL Ho0n.-Stocks strong.
Money on call. 5M6 per cent. FXchange-Lonf,
9Sit; short. 99A state bonds dull. Governments
quiet. oo,.
Eceptng.-Mouey. sac per cent. Exchange, 9sh
Governments stcahv: new 6's, l0l%; new A .,
l12H; new A.. ll2h. STATES dnl qua nominal.
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Russian Fight with TurcOmauS.

ST. PETERSBURG, January 1.-THE invest
ment of Geek Tepe has beer effected by
Generals kourOpatkine and SkObeltif by an
attack on the trenches OF the Tekke Turco-
mans, which lasted three days. The Rus
sian loss was small, while that OF the Tekke
TnrcomanS i repOrted 10 be enOImO
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THE LARGEST STOCK

= p f c | 4 l..
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. January IL. 1881.
sALEs.-3CO Virginia iax-rreeivable coupons nj
4: so shares A., n. aud o. II. X. stock at 3.
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A Massacre-PIot Discovered

LONDON, January 1l.-Tne Standard has
the following special dispatch: " bombay,
January l0.-A plot to depose Ralih and
massacre all the European residents while
in church has been discovered at ko'apore,
and twenty.seven natives have been ar
rPStedD
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Fightwith the BasutOs.

LONDON, January IA dispatch from
Cape Town to the Reuters Telegram Com
pany saws large force Of BlsutoS attacked
Major Carrington's picketS on the 9th IN
slant, and after a severe engagement the
Basutos retired with heavy loss. The Col
one'S loss was trifllng.
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The rrayerserS' Trial.
Wants 10 Resign.

LONDON. January IL rhe correspondent
of the Manchester Gudrdiaa mentions, with
some degree Of credit, rumor that the
Earl OF Cowper desires to resign the office
Of LOrd-L Lieutenant Of Ireland, principally,
however, for private reasons.
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RennhIicnn kuccess in Frnnce.

PARIS, January 1.-THE extent OF the
success OF the Republicans at the municipal
elections is indicated by the fact that they
are thought 10 have carried ninety COM
mines ont OF l0S in Corsica.
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Fatal Railway Accident In France.

LONDON, January IA dispatch from
Paris TO the Times says Il railway collision
has occurred near Chateau Thierry. Two
persons were killed ami thirteen injured.
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The Senate Appropriations Committee
will report the pension appropriation bill
on Thursday.
Under the Instructions OF the Election
Committee VI the Senate, given to-day, MI
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Or. \. 4. THOMPSON,
Q11 0aaal Street, Meas Orleans.
HfIes, Fistuia and E'issIxl'c.
oUnmD WITHOUT THE usE OF THE
KNIFE, LIGATURE OR CAUETIC.
FrsJrom pain, danger or lsss ef iinss
from 6ssiassss.
Tazese Diseases Receive Special
Attention, andIO ureA
Guaranteed.

---
Epilepsy or Fits treated with,wonasr
full success. as all cases are carefully OK
amined, and none taken but those offer
ing good prospects of curing.
fnlpotency, spermatorrhea and ssz
nal Debility. treated by medicine alone,
has heretofore proved useless and evsn
injurious. They do no good. Ia the
universal testimony of all honest ply.
sicians. Thousands have '.doctored'
for these complaints, and have thrown
away their money and their cqnstitu.
tions together. but the Doctor combine
medical treatment with electricity, tbs
electricity being generated by q simple
electrical apparatus that ny one can
nse, and by these means il lres success.
Consultation, the bane of soTmany
lives and the most prolific source OF i'll
health, cured by o simple method, with
little or no medicine.
Diseases of women treated by slss-
tricity, without pain or exposure.
Structure OF the Ureshra and Rectnn
cured without a surgical operation and
without pain; Tape Worm, Diseases Of
the Kidneys, Bladder, Private Diseases,
rheumatism. Neuralgia, Nervous and
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| HlLlUM WANT,
&c, $40
We have on hand o full line of
lDRYGOODS,
CONSISTING OF
CALICoEs, DoNESTIos, SHEET
INGs, SHIRTING, DUCKING,
OSNABURus, tCAMBRIOs,
TICKING, aCHEvIOTS,
PLAIDs, IINSEYs,
CHECKS, CLING
HAMS,
ALPACAS, TLANNELs, JEANS,
,CA6IMEREs, TwEEDS,
HOSIERY, of all kinds,
HATS, GAPS, BOOTS
AND SHOES.
We have Oh hand ghne assortment Of
LADIES HATS, SHAWLs, FOODS,
JACKETS, IIAOES, POCKET
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, BIND
INaS, RIBBONS, IlM-
BROIDERY. BRAID
ING. RESETS
NEEDLES,
PINS,
THREAD AND BUTTONS,
in endless variety.
BLANKETS, white and colored OVER
COATS. OIL COATS, IiEGGIGGS,
LADIES AND GENTS
UNDERWEAR,
AND
MOTIONS OF ALL KINDS.
tOnri Grocery Department viii at times
be fonnd well supplied with Choice
Groceries. consisting of
FLOUR, MEAL, GRITS, RICE, TEA,
COFFEE, SUGAR, MOLASSES,
BUTTER, LARD, BACON,
HAMS, BREAKFAST
BACON. LYE. SOAP.
STARCH, SODA,
CANDLES,
ILLUMINATING OILS, @ CRACKERS,
CONDENSED MILK, tCATSUP,
OHOW.CHOW, PICKLES.
CHEWING AND SMOK-
ING TOBACCO, CT
CARS, SNUFF, i
PIPES, GAN 4
NED \
PEACHES, 4
strawberries. 4
TOMATOEs, YEAST 4
powders, CANDIES,
MATCHES, sCROOKERY a.
GLASSWARE, of allkinls, SAD
dies. HARNESS, SADDLE.BAGS,
HORSE BRUSHES, FLOOR
BRUSHES, WIRE CLOTHES
LINES, CIaOTHESPINS,
ROPE. PAINTS, OIL, \
yARNISH TUR- i
PENTINE,
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FOR SALE.

E0R SAIlE:-Tw o hundred ana afsy-
IL three and q half aeres Of land. On
the Bayou Nez-pique, in this parish.
in See. 43, Z. 0, s.. r.. Q W., La.
Address Lake Charles Eono.
feh q. 1878.
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A BRRGAENf

Tue DIR. BRAsHEAR PLACE OK TEE
a. Caleasiou River, just below Marion. (pls
TOWN. with ell the Buildings and lInprsve
ments, and One H,tad,ed ard srip lcres Of
L0ad Ierns--Three hundred DOLLARS eaai.
Apply to GEO. III. WELLS, Agsst, Lake
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EOR SALE, on easy terms, q town
A. lot in LNke Charles, 80 x 2ns fest.
fronting on Kirby street, between the
lots VI Ill. Boyer and "A. Beckenserf.
Apply 10 ., w. BRYAN,
Agent.
April Sd, 1880, On.
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LAKE CHARLES
MALE AND FEMALE
4h g FHF ~ TIE.

TT ME regular session OF this Institution will
IA commence August Both, 1850, and con-
tinue ten months, with a vacation OF two
weeks at Christmas; under the charge ,f
Prof. a. Severance, Principal, with
such assistants as the Interests OF the school
may demand, at the Masonic Hall
1t Ia centrally located In the pleasant and
healthy town of Lake Charles, La, and no
pains will be spared To make IL a first class
school.
y The Principal has had over twenty years
experience asa teacher In all grades Of schools,
and Is prepared TO teach those branches usu,
ally taught in colleges, including Higher
Mathematics, Latin, Greek, and French
TaJETHOR..
Primary Department per month, 500
Higher q" 400
Languages, :" 400
August7 1880
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HOUSE for sale.

IL N0WN as Robert Kings Oyster saloon.
II next door to Kauffmana Bloch, eerAei
Ryan and Broad streets. For particulars can
at store Of n. KiNa
Lake Charles, August 4 1sse
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-20
RREVITIES.


Widow Bedott" this evening.
The best baby carriages in the market
is the Rock Island manufacture. Buy one
of Mills at wholesale prices.
The sale of opera seats began this
morning.
The break in the water main on Second
avenue is about repaired.
Wesley Silvis, the young son of r. Sill
Wis, of Carbon Cliff, died yesterday morn
ing.
Rock Island baby carriages sold at
Wholesale prices at Mills.
Sustice Halves last night married VIM
Heckler and Miss Maggie Fickenscher at
the residence of the latter's parents.
The embankment below the city will re-
ceive the attention of the authorities as
soon the Rock River flood is over
NJ. G. Mills will sell you Rock
Island baby carriage at wholesale prices.
A man is on foot to invite the committee
appointed by the Legislature to select a
site for the state asylum for the insane to
visit this city.
Henry Kroeger claims to have been robb-
ed Of $50 at his residence on Greenbush
last Monday night. No arrests have been
made.
One or a dozen baby carriages at whole
sale prices at Mills.
John Feeney, while employed in the con-
struction of one of the buildings on the
Island, fell through the first floor to the
basement below. He received some inter
nal injuries, beside fracturing his leg and
cutting himself in the head His wounds
were dressed by the post surgeon after
which he was removed to Davenport where
his family reside.