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feual Notices.

MOTION Of postponement of Sale OF Prop
N cav fos unpsa ED crescn Wsesr hsnt rs a
prr.na,t 10 sectlons and OF SnAptok Sot W VIC
ISL he consro me CITY q g ssss EuDo
nouee 49, ior tsxos levied In the 1911 iSs sI
s7z 1878 and q cretnn watsr lent n c rsSsn
@ dus ana unpaid which .se adyersed g BE- held q -
. On nonday October 10 1881, ~ ~ O'clock nocn
hsSsSv posiponei until Thursday pecember J. ISL -
held - ses sdctsed Of the properly
N for sole may be obtained Il the Bufcaa nr -
scticn II aud Arrears q Tsxss "a
and on Water Rents ALLAN "a = ns-.sd>
NewYork Finance Department cu
October 3, 1881.
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Kentucky SOLD down 70 s and ar c fsm to eod
sns s lot MI Vent a0 ~ Sherman an Gef at % lambs ranged
irs% as.5add sacsngSa% 200 SHEEP IS r.
8 iSs ac 81 }p Pen S az d.
lambs @ p ae sss ~ asi dS a. q s at
~ NeiSa GiIs,t so "a g
& is Z &C. q $ iSs "a isS sc 10
40 a s 2 PecoE . iG sso RencTy Sheep
SoS So fg 81 i & Ii g 60 Fspa a
sysSai3 9 3 a SG az 49, 5 g. AZ t1 s San''
ssds &55 So sheep & dsI a. e HI I5s
2 q 3 anal 90 1S2 Il AZ e sA"' .'
iHsicnsecf Davis sold ~ kentucky sheep % D. at 4c
a. 49, q 81 isS d S a. e "a z 8
Il a5 5s e Is 3D. at g zSs
s., SS g q q + h. !, s ee"P Pss
90 s's SO s o. q 81 q "a SC
u kirby Co. sold: iSS Colorado sheep los o. at 4c 90
e se lo1 gs 5 az g East ild Canada
81 sIi 8 DO h. 4S Western DO So b. at So;e
do IS D. at "a sos % DO 6i H. Se Il Northern GansGa
Eye dSa ~ a. 4s q DO iTo E. a. a do c. 1t
75 at eci 74 do IS H. a. 81 ga ls s3 dG g at at
Sisc TO- DO 70 p is6 90 % g At S'S s4go
o p$S az i 50 Si d ios & az SnoS Ohio
s. n % "a at S e g q 81 ho Ino g gqs.
&c $50 Ponnsyv do 90 TO- at sac l08 do Oh ID at@o 'V
I 5sae fS r. oS car,
Fortethst and % ears at Jersey CITY me TONE ~ and
decent 10 prime corned hogs quoted at SO 7Oa 70
SalesJudd & buckingham sold; 10 state hoss' AO' w. "
Krby G.. sold: - Western Hogs $50 u, SO so 22do
Ill H. at 6c 20 Piss l6 at &c; ~ ho9ghs S % P1s
i Sa GS a. s. IL 30 d. 10 b. At Sc; cas rs p at &
smith Reid sod on satTay 50 %ei a AZ 81 7o 80
do u i5 IA b. at 50 S Is; 10 EOGshs iG4 b. ats0.
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.
BUFFALO, Oct CArrLRRecelpts today lI0o n ,
total for the thus FAR 440g head ior SAN M am
last week. 7.945 head coislgned through TO- ., tIts
90 Medium, 50 25es5 90 Good Bnchers steers - ~
mon butchers SO lass 4O stOcser 50 25aS3 75 Feeders
snRTf AND LAms-Receips to-day. LOO head total
l00 900 head consigned through, 81 cars dul ior sheo
in fair demand sales OF Far TO Good W
as 40; Ghoce, "a bJG4 800 Mixed sheep anu ihDs >, &
a. Canada lambs sG0$6 20 number 81 loads Oh SAeo
today 5000 head; for week thus
far 1900 head for same time last week lso0V nsf I
consigned through ~ cars steady " :th iair M d a. ~
So IO Medium wong rs, S6T5cs6 80; Choice Heavy
So 90ds beet grades dis posed OF ,oooo., .t,,c,ta
CHICAGO. oct 10. -ioGs- eceiDts lHUhhsNi ~
Zoo mead: demand better and higher Mixed faekns sou
80 s5 lht 80 20 a5 5o Choice Heavy 80 % 81 10
CATrLE-Recopts, IlOuO heal; shlphehtA c,-eS
market strong Export at 80 2OaSOJ Common 10 CHOICE
9 a9Pp,i Tserpts O0o Common 10 Choice 90 50as5.
Special dispatches ron Liverpool lond0n anu o'as"N
quote steady i2iqai 20 for best Amercsns 30 o..
a$ 4Oi Packing sdesG %; Butehers 70 Fancy 80 COG
81. receipts 6.i00 head. slipments, 700 head % -, ali
snpply light demand good pcr nrm fasern sh refs
Good 10 Choice Native steers but none her a'n "
- jGa4 g. Good Choice Cows Heois, s5g$5 49,
GOOD to choice Gras, rc2,iis =; 21asi o,o h.d s,ock
scarce and wanted; lair 20 Fancy, ~ Z5a.i Do
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TO CAPITALISTS.
A SPLENDID INVESTMENT
The sole OF the stock Of the
PEORIA STARCH MANUFA ACQUIRING COMPANY

of retiring the business for excellent reasons
has authorized the undersigned t0 form
Being intimately connected with the Company the andsrsg
ed guarantee this IN be chance rarely available for
excellent and sound investment The Company possesses an
with liberal privileged The value OF The stock
Ia g25 600 divided into 500 shares S0O each owing
the very favorable upon which the transfer Of stock can
anticipated than $4,000. call
of 80 per cent cash. win DO necessary to complete me nafer
the business The pr0nt the Investment can
be proved by actual hgures be LARGE Excellent
references and thorough acs for proving figures viii be
given by undersigned The factory In full operation and
It's facilities for the supply Of corn and coa ami other
equaei other f9ctory Applicants must be pre-
pared TO furnish satisfactory evidence OF good TAI before
negotiations opened Stock the amount OF 500 shares
know the value OF the
Investment Address r. 9. N ROBERTSON, Secretary or
TnOMAS DROWN, box 81, PeOTia, III.
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Collector. OF Assessments and Clerk Of ArrSex

NOTICE.--John w. Campbell will sell At
Nnh,e auction by order OF the Department. OF DOCKS
an rhRursdsy October 90 1881 a. IA O'clock q certain
North River waterfront certain lots c
nd material including wrought and cast iron on Dsrreis an
OIL ole batts se For full nfor msnon the cty RECORD
Copies for sale at No City Hall --
NO7TICE.-PR0POSALS for Dredging the
~ sip Pier old No a and pist od 40 ~ III ma
ia until Thursday October 10 1851, - ~ 0cioek
m For 1 informston the Cy Record for sas = No
%5aty Hall. .4s55eI,
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HTORTuAGE SALE CHS day ct $50 cclcclj
IVA q ls2 0sh-Ave Lct stors n5dss p AZ -
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A LII who are interested in railroad business
IA and mileage statistics get TRIBUNE AL
MANACfor 1881 r0tiy, Orico 81 oaats bynlL
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Gitp lgropertp 90 Eel.

HANDSOMELY Furnished Houses to pri-
yate $1,000 5000 Location, S0tn,
34th and aIth-sts. A. DALEY, "A West 36thst,
HANDSOME 3 story Brick Houses Finished
IN the manner with all convenences; bcautif1l
home rent $3.50 Henderson place, East s0th-st J..
EDGAR LEAYCRAFT l.54i Broadway
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Business Gbanres.

ITO ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS,
1 STONE DEALERS, sc We will lease or JON parties
In working our quarry IN Old Lyme Connecticut near boat
able tide aer tie shore Ile Railroad The stone
Zen red pohyry granite similar the Egyptian but OF a
deeper color and FOR building and ornamental uses much more
bran than scotch. II Is the material OF the
Seantif now Chanting Memorial Church AZ Newport send
Tor circulars CHAs. J. 1eCURpf. Lyme Conn
EDWARD L. SALISBURY, Sew-Haven, Conn
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Gritp Real estate for Sale.

pEEKMAN-ST., near Gold.-Five-story sub.
40 stanal marble building for sales excellent Investment
rutland Il WHITING, III Nassan-st
CLEGANT HOUSE for sale.--No 40 West
NJ 54bst Parties looking for strictly honest and tasteful
invited examine this house Waterman prot1
ses Apply 20 architects d. & J. tARDINE No. i263
Broadway
FOR SALE.-A 3-story English basement brick
house rooms, bathroom aud kitchen. Apply re lSt
East 40th-st.
TOR SALE. - The desirable three-stOry
English basement house, lSI East 10th st. one door
east OF LexngOnave and opposite the Murray i Presby.
terrain Church the house contains nine rooms aud
Is very desirable for small family. Apply ON premises
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financial.
GEW.YoRK, PESSsYLyAsIA AND OHIo RAILROAD Co, }
SgCgsTARY's OFrICT,
q sent 1881.

NEF-YORK, PESSsYLyAsIA AND OHIo RAILROAD COZ
S,CgsTARY's OFrICT,
CLEYRLASD, ONO. q sept. 1881.
A MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS OF
- the W-YORK, PESNSYLVANGA and OHIO RAIL
Road COMPANY win be hold az the general Offices Of the
company Al 3Z3 nodaye IN the Guy OF Cleveland. Ohio
bet ZEN the hours Of II o'clock and ~ o'clock noon
FRIDAY, 2Nh Oct0Der 1881. for the purpose OF eecng
Directors 0r the ensuing and tho transaction OF such
ohcr business may properly DO brought before The meet
THos wARNOCK Secretary.
DANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
- the rrbnne Ammo for 1884, 10 gives tao figures
United Revenue All Expenditure since 1873 PRICE
8SceutsJ ~ MI
CENTRAL PACIFIC LAND B0NDS-RE-
~ DENPrlON. -Notice-Tbe ugderaignsd Trustees nm
der tho hand mortgage Of tho Central Pacific RAILROAD COM
pany; mao = them a. Trustees for me B9nh9der ana
thet they hold three LuniFcd thousand dollars s3OO0O ~
with which accordance with the terms or aid
MORTGAGE they propose redeem - many OF said bonds az
shall offered AZ the lowest price Al bids one hundred
and five Oj fiat may be rejected Of The OPTION oil the
Truftees.
the 81 the Trustees 81 4th and Townsend-sts
In the city Francisco California until twelve (l2
'' T JAS. o. D. QUINN
). w. SANDERSON.
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financial.
A Gas STOCKS.

All New York and brooklyn Stocks sai also AL kinda
ofBrooklynln Investment sso1eities dealt BY
GEORGE II PaEsrI55.
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CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
" OF NETWORK.

GASSTOCkS aud City K. r. STOCKS and Bonds
NJ bought and sold p. r. nEWIrr, bl Ezehanee.Pace
GWYNNE & DAY,
W NO as WALI-sr.
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING AND BROKER
AGE BUSINESS IN RAILWAY SHAkEs' BONDS, &c.
OprTcE OF Tx sIfyzR IsLEr CONSOLIDATED NtNSG(
L.AsDo ConPANI. % BRoApWAYt, Z
NEw YORK, sept. -, lSSl.)
NOTICE is hereby given that the Directors
~ OF us company. by authority specially conferred by me
sharehoder hereby call Contribution Assessment
dollar Der PAYABLE the lot day of November
next khOders requested ~ oa AMI CONFORM 10 tho
stipulation Endorsed their share celcats na 2hpro "
without remedy. Interest AZ tho rate OF soyc per cent
per will allowed made prior u st NO
Venbor. H. u. STRONG, Nloe.freslueub
n. B-Rcmttsnces for contributions sionld bo accompa
nicd certificates stock that payment may DO nc
kHowedgcd thsfoon whore this u mpractcab or nc9n
ycniont receipts Win be Trtnrnrd Tor attachment 70 oefh
Gates on which payment n madc. -. ~,
Direct all registered mail mattor Tor TINS company 10 ~"
IIrl.u.ln 81 "
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THE AYVuoAS DISTRICT TELEGRAPH COMPANY !
NEW YORK, Oct. /, 1881.
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS Of tho American District Ilegraph Company
viii be held at tho ocr the company, No % south uYe
Eew-York CITY, TUESDAY, october IL 1851 for the oiee
ton az nine m directors aud three 3 inspectors ~ election
for the ensuing year Polls win open at ~ oeiocs noon "na
clse 40 O'Clock, Tho transfer books viii De cOs on
October nj O'Clock .. M and responed at 10 O'Clock
m, on october 49, 1881. r. w. ANDREWS, President
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ITO THE HOLDERS OF THE CAPIIA A. |,
Il STOCK ard other SECURITIES OF THE MIDLAND
RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW-JERSt n. NSttcS ~
hereby given and after September nsL the
York susauehsnna And western railroad Company will be
prepared 10 make the exchange and issue the seeuls
1ded for IN tho Articles OF Agreensnt ana ConsonaaSon
dated June 10, 1884, by which the Midland airo'I so
pany NewJcrsey merged into AMI became part OF
the Hew.York SusquahAnna aud Western Railroad Com
pany" and in accordance with the Circular dated Juy o.
1881 planning which said exchange eouh Do
made.
NewYork, susquehanna and Western lleiiroad Company
~" 20 AA'''"''~' A l. LEE Secretary.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


CONGRESSIONAL PEoCECDINss YEsTER'
DAY-fALuRE or A NATIONAL BANK At
NORTH ApANs-TIE TENNESSEE MUIR
DERERs-HoN. FERNANDO WOODS RE-
MAINS IN ROUTE FOR WASHINGTON
PROGRESS OF THE APPROPRIATION
DILLs-ANoTnRR SUIT AGAINST THE
WESTERN UNiONTELEGRaPHco COMPANY
MR.. nowsLL's RETIREMENT FROM THE
ATLANTIC MoNTHLy"-FAyo RABL 4
REPORT on ROUTE SURVEYS FOR THE
CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE SHIP
CASAL-TIiE LYNCHING MANIA in TEN
NfssEf-MoyEMENT IN FAVOR OF PRO-
HIBITIoN IN NORTH CAROLiNA-ELtc'
TON ar OFFICERS IN THE GERMAN
REICHsTAG-THE BOERs.
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Ano.hrr Te,cgrn ph Nnss.

NEw YORK, February 17.-WiIIiam s.
Williams, a stakeholder Of the Western
Union telegraph Company, has sued that
company TO prevent the issue Of S23,0o0,O 900
OF comPsDy's scrip to purchase the stock
~ The American Union and Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Companies. The plaintiff
alleges tbat the amount Of money 10 be psid
Tor the stock OF the companies 10 be- pur.
Chased Is excessive, a. II could be repro
rneed for less than the purchase money.
lie obtained temporary injunction, andtbe
argument began today on motion tn make
the Injunction permanent. At us coBcu.
sion Judge sedgrwies modified the i.iDnc.
TON 20 ~ TO 9llow the stockholders OF the
Western Union TO hold meeting called for
Jay, hut reserved bis decision on other
points
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The Murderers In Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, February 1.-THE Two M.
groes implicated in the LSprIede murder
have turned state. evidence against the re-
manning tive on trial at Springfield to-day,
and testified that there were ten In the
party who went TO murder Llpraede for
money which he was supposed 10 have in
his possession. Jack Bell was the leader Of
the gang. Anthony Duffy gave a most bor.
rible account OF the brutal treatment OF La.
praede, whom they cut, Slashcd, and banged.
His teeth were knocked ont and his >kull
broken. Lapraede begged for mercy, bul
without aXail.
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FANCY GOsss& SEA.
~ T r Y + y )
CALLS ATTENTION so

SrEV VEINS
CALLS ATTENTION so
ySe NEW HANDLED POCKETNBDoK for ladies
nj 65c. II is equal II any even sSIdattl. Ccs
oys: Red. black, an .bEowa.
Also. to his NEW BC6lHsKIN SrEClE-PCRsIsSi
l5c.;
New designs in EiSELS snls kAsEI..FRAssss,
from Is 10 5Oc.i.
A few elegant AR IROrYRS,< neatly frame.f
The balance Of ar ENGaJph JET TEEs0Ts
will stand G.eI marSsd down from = \ ID zoe.
Double sets Of fABLE-rvrLERY. wba Aandle'
of ebony, ..,iwood, ~ hsDe at 81 antsl25;
DINNER. and DEssIRr-KNivEs, siih bone
ivory, oa wairus hsaaies. at botisas prices;
ROC BRs's BEST Plated KNIVES and FORKS
sold csap;
4 spleuJld assortsasnt of CARGtAGE-WHiPs-
ether snowy ~ durable, or hsih-as prices no
eaaalled In ioan. livery ole warranted.
The stock OF nECORATED CHAMBER sEIs
large and constantly being sdeed bat
sTEvExs'.
! Central Block, SOS. Garner FiSih and Broad.
! fe 10
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The Late Fernando wood.

HIS REMAINS IN ROUTE YoR WASHINGTON.
PIrTSBrRGU. February i7.-serSeant az.
Arms {. +. Rlines. with Messrs. John X.
Fucker r. q. Mills, William Lounsbury,
". h. tilkinS. and W. 5. SballenbPrger.
ne committee appointed by Congress TO
meet the remains Of Hon. Fernando Wood
at MS point. arrived here at 10 O'Clock this
morning. The body viii reach here Oh IN,
':D O'Clock train this evening, wnen the
committee will .rke 1t in charge and pro-
coed on the O'Clock train 10 Washington
city.
PITTSBURGH. February 1.-THE remains
OF the late Hon. +. Wood left here for
Washington this evening under charge OF
the congressional committee.
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Sly Telegraph.
NEW YORb

NEW loRK. February IL N,Dn Stocks hrn,
Money. nn ,1l. Jaf6 DER cent rNchahSs-lohS.
is3; snorL 30, state bonds dun. Governments
strong.
trsntag.- Money, 4dG per cent FNohange,
iN3t ,oternWeBts strong: new IS, 1908; new
-, liz ; new As. y. states 10 leht request
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NV YORK, February 1.-THE following quota
uOns were current to-day:
United STATES per cents, 10 lid, ll34 asked
United states a. per cents, al 1870 ll2h: New
Jersey Central, llla.; ohio aud Mississippi, 4DA !
Erie. 49,: Michigan Central. llSa: Hannibal
and -. Joseph. 56's Lake shore. 1914: North
west, 1872. Northwest prcfcrrcs, lii Iron Noun.
tam. %: ~. Paul. ll54; Wabash, ~. Louis and
Pacific 5C-.; Wabash, ~. Ions aud Pacific pre-
fefrod. 81 Kansas and IeNa, 40, Western Union
Telegraph, llSt: G., &. ana !. G., Zbii Phelnc
Man. 80 ,; Union Pacific, 1881
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February l7.-Virgina 81. old 80 !;
de,err,d II: consols, sJ4 second strle,, "a new
1910, ji8; 10 40 coupon, 93k
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ReDOrt Confirmed.

NEW YORK, February 1.-THE EC6"'h9
Post confirms the report OF the retirement
OF Mr.. Howells from the Atlantic NSnf'iD,
ana says MIR. Howell retlres in order
to devote himself more closely to the crea-
alive work, for which an opportunity lsto
be given him, ~ we learn, by his'appolnt-
ment as United States Minister to NE Swiss
Considerations"
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Prohibition I'm Moth Caro- si.aa.

RALEIGH, February aE-The friends OF
prohibition have been making g'sst efforts
10 secure the passage 81 DrOhisislon mea-
sures BIZ the Legislature OF North Carolina.
Petitions were preseSled TO-DAY signed by
&c, 900 pei sous, maktng With former petit
tons an aggregate OF at LEAST 100000 petl.
TONERS. Legislation Iayora bic TO the move
ment IL anticipated
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The Pennsylvania Senat0rsbip.

HARRISBURG, PENN., February LITTLE
thirtietb ballot Cor United States senator re-
suited: Beaver, rs: Wallace, -; Bnyne,
50; IL. VI. Phillips, 3; Henry. 1 Scho-
field, ,; Harmer, .; General W. ;. Han
cock, |; Shras, l.; McGratb, |; DAVIS, D.
THOMAS w. Phillips. : sardInson, Il
Hewetl, |. The Convention adjourned tii
Tomorrow
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LcNDON. February 1T.-There are still
upwards of hffy amendments 10 The bin for
the protection OF per sons and DrOpcFty in
ireland awaiting discussion IN committee in
the House Ot Commons.
The Speaker Of the House OF Commons
this afternoon announced fresh and most
Stringent rules respecting urgent business
In the House II Commons this afternoon
Mr. Henry FaWceit, The POsimaster.6eneral.
simply replied "NO" to question bv
Henry L1bouchere (Adynced L,beraD.
whether w'rrantS authorizing him 10 open
letters ~ transit would be presented 10 the
House? The answer was greeted with pro.
l9ngeP
Sir William Vernon Ilarcouri, Home Sec
rotary. replying 10 question BY Joseph
C0wen lRldictl Reformer). said it is intend.
e1 TO limit the present power Tor opening
letters.
Premier Gladstone gave notice in the
liou'e th2t unless the consideration ~ the
protection bill in committee closes tonight
he Will move 10 morrow that The chairman
>hall report the bill before midnight.
This motion viii be in accordance with
the >prakel', new rules, which provide that
such motion be put without debate, and II
carried by majority Of three 10 one the
chairman Of The committee will leave the
chair 1t midnight, thus c0mpulSOriy c0,-
Ing the committees charge 81 the bill.
In The House OF Commons this evening,
Mr. C0Wen (Rldical and Home Ruler, mem
Der Tor New-CaStlc-on.TynP amidst cheers
from the Irish members, announced that as
soon a. the rules OF The House permitted he
would move that whenever urgency X de-
clared the bill should pass without Discus
sion.
Mr.. \. VI. sullivan (IIOme. Ruler). mem.
Der for Meath, gave notice that il Mr..
Cowen's motion is ncgaliyed he will move
That when urgency is declared the
Premier should move that no IrishmIn be
heard on any Question.
\ telegram from the House OF Commons
at =. VI. saws there is a great stir about the
new coup II et1t, ~ il is called in the lobby.
and that great dissatisfaction Is said TO exist
among the members.
The new rules announced to-day BY the
| Speaker OF the House OF Commons provide
that after a resolution OF urgency il carried
by majority OF 3 10 | movers diamond.
mentS and the member in charge Of the bill
only shall be heard, and that il the heariLg
Of an amendment be not concluded by the
appointed hour the chairman Of the com
mitlee shall leave The chair and report the
bill TO the House.
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NASHVILLE, fsNy., February l7.-AD IN
yitaiion to b. present ut the Inauguration OF
President.eieet fairfield was accepted by tbe
Legislature to-day, and nearly every L1em-
Der OF thai body will leave here on the night
OF March ~ for Washington.
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Rev. Or. Hawthorne, the distinguished
lecturer, who made 80 favorable an impress.
sion on the public by his addrPs, before the
Young Mems Christian Association on Mon
day night, will speak again this evening"
The subject for this evening is BE true 20
thvself," and the lecture Will be delivered
at Freundschaftsbuud Hall at o'clock
Charleston NelcS and Courier, 18Th.
II is expected that the Rev. A. r. Earle,
the noted evangelist, now conducting le-
vwa in Raleigh, will accept an invitation
from the First Bapii-s church to visit this
city shortly. Wilmington ~. O. Star.
DR.. j. William Jones ha, accepted the
call of the Baptist church at this place, and
will enter upon the discharge of his duties
on the first Sunday in March, Vest Point
Star.
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Attempt 80 Lynch Two Alleged MIR
tiprprS.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, February ia great
effort was made last night 10 lynch Li,h and
John Poe, in jnIl at Winchester. They are
charged with The murder OF young Baker
last week \ crowd OF men boarded The
train at TalhhOma to 20 TO Winchester, out
the conductor held the train. Fears are
entertained that the effort will be repeated
tO-ntght,
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<,.G...s :. nd Inc OliPe- NC.ek ers.

CLEyhLAND, February Il -IseneraI GAli-
field made statement this week Mat he made
no pledge in reference TO ar. appointment
in his Cabinet to any body IN the WBole
country. He has thousands 81 applications
for Office, which be has flel for reisrenee
at the proper time.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. February II, 1881.

WHEAT 100 bushes very good mixed ut u. %
200 bushels very good mixeu al fl,23 ~ bush'l :
good mi xed nj Sis: II bushels very good tnll AT
SIlS: ~ bushe, good FuilZ at ~ II; 100 bushels
FultI AT Slip Ia SlIj; 30 bushels Prime fulik
'c0WN.-lOO bush Is good white ut 53c l2f
bushels very good mixed al 53c.
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Flour dull We quoie: Pine, 43@ $3.50; extra.
$3.50, smuerine, SI.50Gsi7J; common iamily,
.5.75Mi6 choice or patent family, fI0Ohfs :
stanton n,pectiOn, extra. fJ.JO.
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wARsNE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC-FEDRCARY %, 1881 .
s s s sets. 5 S:3 Morning .. ne
Noon ,ises..........lO:22 Evening. ......... 7.6
FORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY u, 1881.
ARRIVED.
steamship Wylnoke, Couch, New York, mer'
cAAnli,e and passengers, George W. Anon t"'
agssts.
steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, United Saies
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. II. TEAM
agent.
Schooner r. Il. Clover, -, Charlesi IA, phOsShate
sock. Allison Y Addison.
schooner Am rclp Team, -, Norfolk nghi,
to load coal Chesapeake and Ohio TaihOad.
sel.Oner Pearl, ---, Norfolk. scrap lron.
SchOOuer n. n. Grant, Sutpnln, New HpE$, ner'
ghandtse.
STEAMER Tiger Lily, Walthall. Jsmes.IsI la"d'
In : merchandise, and p9s,ergtss, bTlinlb sprdt-
eS. ustnts. ., d.
~esOoner u. Clifford. Smrh. New York. aas'. Cnesa-
brake aud ONO railroad; vessel, CARTS = Parker.
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pisposiiiom 90 be Wade Of The Boers

LONDON, February 1.-THE StandUrd
SAYS: at is under stood It Is proposed
that that pVt OF TrauSval to which the
BoeIs have fair claim VIII be declared m
dependent, and the remaining and la7ger
plrt continue 10 be governed by British adj
miaiStrailOu, and a British resident VIII
be appointed ut the capital OF the Beers.
rne President OF The Orlnce free states
telcgraph> that he has taken stringent pre-
cautions To preserve the neutrality Of The
states