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Louisa COURTHOUSE.

THE COLD SNAP AND TIE 'B Al T l.
| SNOW The MERCURY DOWN TO TWENTY
| DEGREES BELOW ZERO on IHE 3lST-M0EE
| SNOW on THE GROUND THAN EVER KNOWN
| BEFORE CHRISTMAS.
Correspondence Of he Richmond Dispaic'.l
JANUARY 3, 1881.
The comparative long silence OF The Dis.
| p0tCh'S Louisa correspondent has resulted
| from the secretly OF news items OF general
public interest. And to commence news
/ letter at this umc o'bcr than with weather
paragraph would most a,>uredly lie out
of order. II commenced showing here
Monday the Is h f December, about
twelve inches falling. To this super
abundant quantity more was added
from time to line daring the remain
der OF the month, there being 10 clear
days, and i'm Consequence OF The absence OF
d" Old Soils" genial rays scarcely any thaW.
On the might OF The Isl instant il con-
mCnced showing again, In real caihc>l, ana
by sunrise Sunday morning about six
inches more had been added, making
gre3icr quantity on the ground
than bos ever been known before in the
lives of some OF our Oltc>t Inhabitants
No exception i made for the memorable
SHOWS OF 'JG and 81. for while the latter
intcilered more WITH travel, it resulted
from extensive drifting; whctea- the pres
ent snow in these parts drifieG none. The
cold has been in'euSe here. 1t also having
had no caual in the recollection OF our old
ct ci!iZ,ns. GA FRIDAY morning tAe mcr-
curv fell 10 % degrees below zero. Or. y.
II. Crawford, one Of The venerable citizens
OF our neigibOi hood, has Stationed IN his
pOrcb 4 thermometer which has DteG in IT,
present iocltlOn about fifty years. The un'
usually cold and warm days as indicated
bY This venerable instrument nave been
faithfully recorded ever SlucC-tl'is prac-
nee having been observed by the Doctor
father during his lifeline. and having been
kent up BY the Doctor himself. On las'
Friday morning II registered II degrees
below ZCTO-eight degrees lower than ever
before. I'm consequence Of thi, extreme
cold, and heavy snow, Christmas week was
not lively here. There were a few soca-
bic, in TOWN, and two OF the Sunday
school, had Christmas exercises. On
Christmas eve night The Methodist school
bad a Christmas tree, which was
filled with presents for eveiy member.o OF
The school, old and young, and which was
quite ptctty The welcome address was
made by Captain II. w, Murray, the >u-
perinlendcnt Of the school, and some good
music was rendered. On ChrlstDas.day the
Disciples school bad what was termed ~
Fish. Pond" presents for the scholars be-
Ing arranged behind q curtain, 10 when
tie scholars alternately adyauced, and, be-
inc furnished VITA book and line,
fShcd out their treasures. AIIQUiS.
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shot. II trauspired that his wound was
incurred while he and partner IN crime
we're engaged IN robbing beu.house Of
Mrs. Mary steptoc, on Federal street, and
that the shot was dred by courageous co.
lored servant OF that lady. Deple dators
are likely 10 give those premises wide
berth since these circumstances have got
abroad.
Mr. J. S. Worsham. late OF Mississippi,
has removed to this city and gone into bush
ness here. Another citizen Of recent don't
cile is Judge Breathed, formerly OF ST.
Jan os'S College, Ilagcrstowr, Md, and
father Of the gallant Major James Breath d.
who succeeded Pelham in command Of the
artillery battalion Of the latter. II is said
that vi hen Judge Brcathed was introduced
to General Lee at Lexington some years
ago General Lee asked him II he was any
relation OF Msjor Breathed. The Judge
answered that he was his father. General
Lee said: "If the army had consisted Of
ten thousand BreathedS the cause OF The
COniedciacy would not have been lost"
TELEPHONE.
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MILWAUKEE,, January 3.-iIour >italy. WbGt
onenrd firm aud c'o. 81 w,ak; No ! Milwaukee
hard nominal. W. Milwaukee ,uti, PSI; No.
one: March. 9SLc: No. 3 Milwaukee. S2c No s
Milwaukee a.: ,rjected nominal. corn strong
ana higher: No. 2. SIC. Olt5 strong: ~. ,, 3 lc.
PIcvi-tons higher. Mes, pOrt, $3.50 cash;
Sl2.97b Maicr. Lar,!-Prine steam. $500 cash
or J,uuIIy; $S.77g MlrCh. Hogs hrmtr AZ i.JOm
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leitllmond 1ispatrh.
TrESDAY.........''JANUARf L. ISL
PETERSBURG.

..o-r,,N- an FLOUR MlIlS--rOBACCO OPERA
r,o>s az ruE yrAR-ReM estate ASSESS
WV MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. &C.
,..,,,oaeocc Of the Richmond DiSpach.l
JANUARY .. 1881. .
.,,,l number Of arrivals at tins port
-, ,bo past year was 75l, with ton
~ are six cotton factories in and near
p,,cr.bnrr. whose annual consumption Of
80. COTTON is 10. 600 bales. They run 1900
.'t,6ie> aud 600 looms, and give employ
.at IA 500 operatives. Their aggregate
III, nspfqciurc 81 cloth j. nearly ll,OOO,-
6cN ,,rd.. These CLOTHS are Of various
O,.li.if,. snd ind ready market, North ana
south. o..,,,. >
ohoui $4,000 barrels.
The inspections VI iob9cc0 at our ware
horses Gur.n The wear amounted 10 ll.2't
hog>hCad>. The total exports OF manulac-
;rrcd tobacco for the yctr were . 80, 'l3
pourd.. aud The amount of manufactured
tobacco on which the tax was paid was
tlSS.Sil pounds, making the total Of msnu-
facrurtd tobacco in the city for tie year
S.US9. C64 pounds. The number OF hands
rmnloytd in our tobacco f'c'oricS Is 3,|Si,
whose annual wages amount 10 ueafN
S21l 600. The aggregate inttrnli'feNeu"V
collection, la The Petersburg d'Sirct TOT
the wear we're $3.50, 733jl, OF which S4I''
so was paid in tan by tobacco. H..
The total rec .iptS Of oar p'S''oihcc Io'
the ycsr we're Sl7.S26.i2, and the expenses
SII.li542 leaving 4 uei proh' OF S6,4l7'
The Vsluc 81 really IN the city oi refers
buro under the new a>>eS>WC1t l. - Vs.
oqi. Of which sos, 800 is exempt from taxa
t,on. lcayinga b9lsnce for city taxation q So
c39 aq5-b,ing Sl3j.62S les than The I'D as
,e,.ucnt. The machinery in some q TIE TO-
bscro factories which has heretofore been
e..f>>rd - real estate i now omitted ana
viii A, s,,e,Scd a personal property.
TN, receipts Of he city during the past
,,erve.e S367,3i -. aud The expenditure
SsjI.tiG -.
prrin.,h past ycsr COL deaths were re-
rorffG 100 ta, cily-223 WHITES and 42S col
ored: G,9mllcS and 3il females. The num-
her of marriages was IGl. Of whom o. were
c,lor,draup'cS. The number OF commiital>
q. ili 49,, 81: deeds recorded. jl0; eases
med iu itc Mayors Court, 500; hues col
Tested .n me Mayors Cour', $3.50.
ROBIN ADAlE.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH TO TIE DISPATCH.

A CtSTRAL.PARK tN. W HOTEL BURNED
STATEMENT OF THE PUBLIC DkBT-NEw
YORK .CITy NOTWITHSTANDING. CAR
CASE MISUNDERSTANDING FIRE IN
nLINOE-THE SECRETARY OF TUE
NAvY-oBITUARY-CRIME ~ TFNAs AND
MEMPHIS-A DisTILLEHY BURNED-RAlL-
WAY ACCIDENT-MR. DANIEL X. STEW
ARTS SUIT AGAINST Tng CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO CANAL COMPANY-THE snow
BLOCKADE-A BOAT PICKED UP AT SEA-
IRISH TRoUBLES-THE JEWS AND THEIR
TROUBLES IN BERLIN-A YEAR OF DIS
TREES AND DISTURBANCE, SC, &C.
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.bOMsZ 90: four strinu,. ~ .zooass.

sl.6 01SZ 90: four strinss. W .z6oas3.
rofee: Rio--Comnon. 116l2c.; fair, ~
&C.; e9od 70 lgitps. 1916: Lasra,rs- 40
Candles, AdanAntine candles. i2..p.oisc. 1se'
l5@ l5Hc. y ~: half-toxes. l2c.: tsllow. lac.
Thsass /. Prime cutting. l44mI5c.: northern
and western prime cutting 12Gl2scs: common
%, TO-: English dairy. i5620c. Pineapple a5'
~si: ii'rrns:- -so6i Carolina srosa $500
Eastern, s3.5Oas4. Mackert 4, No. = g,y, nalE
Dnrrels, 1850; No. Q. In barrels. o. 80 W.
macKerei. 10 1880; No. /, In Kits. H. o; NJ
Lard. Prime. n1rret- srH .,erce- TO-. ~ hsr
barrels. 1ONo.; tubs, 94m9lic. for New York; ga
&c. for cnOlce Baltimore.
.rO.nsSss. common ,yrup-iiogsbeads. 20
tsrces, 2Gc. barrels. 27c. genuine RoI.s svrui
asa 45c. y gallon: New Orleans. prime 80 s6Os.
SAT-; Liverpool, from store. sl.10 6rou {
Sugar: Crushed. i or. powcerea I0R..: zrs
plated. 1870; A. 94d9Ic.: B. &c; 'stre
s4GsTc.; ,etlow. 7He8D.: CRIT lcai. %.
toilet. l6m2Oc. and f'ncv prices: co"ntrr i0'of
Tsas: nlsck. 251t0;. imperial, 25G75 eun-
powoei 35c. 81.
Hides. Leather. SIC.
Hdey. WEI salted. sa9c.. drv sal,ed. l2al5c.
dry aint, l4ed &c.: gem, $3.50.
LeGthsr: Rough leather, 23630c.; BDished hal'
ness leather. 3Omf0c.; finished M YER 81. 4JC.
finished kips, 50F97jc.; nenlock sOIes. 2OG26c
iron. steel. Na,is. &c.
iran: American renned. Old Domialon har.
6-I 0c u ~. for standard sizes; English sd,
American sheet, 81 Sac, Swedes, hammered, a
J4c hoop. 4%6 5Ec.
Naiis: Ola Domiilon. So for standard sizes.
P'0nJh- Castings: wnOlesae. 31c., aS.~- -
p n.
Rope Manila. best, 2%;.; jute, 81 o9c.
liquors. WINES. at.
Ale: scotch, best brands, pints s2NsZ.2h
dozen, gold.
Brandie5: Domestic. sl.2jGf2: fruit. al.lo,
sl.40; apple. new. tl.759sz; old, +-.Z0@ss
Virginia peach, f2Glk2.jO.
Sue RbtSkeus: Medium, sl.5OGt'' pure old .
GtS4; Virginia mountain, new, - az, .'
s2Cf3 anO uDwards.
Gfn domestic. q ,x3@ss2 imgortsi,ss > ca
Rectifed WhtSkevS: Market active and higher.
Lumber. slaves. Nc.
L,taOer: White OAK, $l3cFlS = 1000
Nes4.n Virginia pOcisr. SI3MSZ5 lOOO
white nm MA fi2.5O = 1000: v.llpw Mn
boards So market stiff; dry clear. Sl2 sl9
and in demand; oist s9NSl /. according L
six-inch, $685. p 1000. Laths-Spht. 81 sawed
ii 750alsl 80 = 1000.
StaUes. WnIsKey-Darrel timber, green. Al ga -;
| 900: seasoned. SZOmSZj Is 1000, tlour-bsrr.
timber. &44S7 p 1000. FlOul-barIel poles, siG
SO. hogshead-hOops. zoe. , bundle.
Powder Shot. &C.
T..ss Toys mining. 8J@ 81 10 100 Tee
Pointer. SO by the five kegs-e-s tn2n ~
kegs, 1870 blasting, 81 l5GS3.j0.
SaOt. Northern. - = bag 10 - D9
Gripdstens2: lifDikc. = n.
seed.
C1o~er: S55O@:6.
Orcbord GrogS: 5l.50@Sl.75.
TimOthy: :3M - -.
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VOW York Ci,Y PoI.tics.

New YORK, January 3.-Tbe New Board
~ Aldermen TO-DAY chose Alderman Sleyin
Crammany Democracy as temporary chair'
man OF tie ward. vote was then TAKE n
for permanent president OF the Board.
Slncr (Tammauv Democlai GOT Vo'eS
Bernard Kinney tIryiDg-lial' Democral) g"'
G: Petty Republican) got q, ana McCi'Te
fRepubcan) 1. Each OF The nominees
failed to secure majorllv OF me Notes
cast, and on motion the b0ard adlourneu
until Wednesday next without any furtheF
attempt to permanently organize. Ihe
MAYORS message will not he read unth the
Board is organized.
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The s,ov blockade Raised. &c.

FREDERICKSBURG, January 3.-Ihe snow
bloekade has been raised, but all me trains
vet pass on delayed time. The Piedmont
railroad will send out a snow-plow to.mor-
row to open the road. The Rappah'nnock
river Is closed with ice, which Is eigo.
inches thick. There Is great 'cnrc''a OF
drewood, the principal fuel used here. Inc
authorities have taken possession OF al ,ne
word 10 yards, in order to protect tue ues'
/, ,itule. The supply OF water has been a'inosl
cut of ty freezing 10 the supply pipes'
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IYNCHRURG.


Iit inrlTH SNOW; LAST BCI NOT LEAST 20
SittET CARS sjOPPED-s AND
CHARITY BlrDeHGr FOR THlEVES-NtW
MISREPRESENTATION JAMES BBEAIHED AND
GENERAL LIEF.
l'ourst oatercr o. lie Richmond Dispa'chJ
January B 1881.
hurib. be hours Of Saturday, Might and
sunday 10 ruiug. before day. he fourth
sn0" "i lae ,cl-on piled itself up on the top
VI N' thirr predecessors. lis coming was
""' eu'iieA unexpected. IL was The deep
mo" ~ Them atl, being anywhere be-
W." tishl aud twelve Inches from the
~ l'"tI stratum. The four together
~ ~ macy places iwO feet above The level
.ue ground. So heavy was the fall that
=, NVpped the stieetcars from running on
~, >detl'' though fOr nearly week they
"''c suspended operations at the Fair
tIiouhus eXtcpSlon OF The line. The cars
i've lt'umed their schedule IN the city this
~. M19'u'h|' Yesterday ire temperature con.
'sOh moderated. and the snow melted
AruN, "befe exposed to the sun. uniil
~ 80 ne same process has been going on
say though not so fluenlly. The river Is
stVAen over, meanwhile, from shore 10
''yIe' 10 The depth Of five inches.
~ vie" OF the unusual amount OF suffer
s 'ausCd by the severe cold, there have
~ osen SctiVe exertions among the benevolent
- ,ae continuity 10 relieve II. A meeting
" Ihe BeneNolent Association attacbed TO
-. -; FaOFs church was held tins morning 10
ts steps Of Ibis kind at The call OF the pres
Ss1en'. Mr.. Judge Spence. At the Court
sieei Methodist Episcopal church there was
To-Day The usual animal dis,rihlition Of
GO hlng and olber Necessary supplies among
'he Dorcas children OF the SUNDAY school.
among the recent gang Of negro robbers
s,sssd Dy The police on the charge OF rob-
","s nf sandiier's store, In Campbell. was
t"e " 'il'ams, who proved on examination
" 'ase recently received severe load OF
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
JANUARY 3.-The Following are Inc 1uoIation:

JANUARY 3.-The following are the quota II on; :
DARK JOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
LUgQ-, omIuoG 10 good. S4@ So
LedE-Common, $5m So; medium, SG.JO1 -;
good, - -; fine, $lCG3ll; extra Gne, W."
$l4.
DARK WORCESTERSHIRE
Lpg Fiiers.-Common. S3.5O@S4; medium,
S4.50d 30: good, $5.j0HSG.
lar TiNCrS--COMmOr, sJ0S5 30; medium,
&6n $3.50: GOOD, S7m SO; hnc, s9H$lO.
Ur0DpcrS.-C ommon, $1,000 $500: medium
;S.jOmr9; good. S9.5OMSl0; fine, SlO@S III
extra suu-cureG Sl2M 80.
BRIGHT TOBACCO MANUFACTUPISG.
Sm0kerS.-CommOn, SSHSl0; medium, Sl0@
SI2: good, Sl2MSI 4; hne. SlGMS2O.
FiHerS.-t Common, S6mfS; medium, e1n ~
good SIOMSl2: hne, nominal.
Hr0DDerS.-C 0inmon, >IOakl5 med. 81. $3.50
$40: coed. .2UO $50; nue., B4OHSJ0; fancy, s4t
0S75.
W.H0DerS, NeAOg0BV.-COmmou, Sl2H SO
medium iljGM SO; good. 500 S25; line, 1900
$40; extra, SiJtlSJO.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand fer This class uf goods is confined
Principally 10 good old heayy-boiied lugs ana Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote
on lugs S4MSJ: Kentucky river Tugs, Fl0G
4l2; Kentucky River eiG, Sl3d:ls.
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Washington.

III judi y II 7 IlIII9-FIf
WASHINGTON. Jinuary 3.-Tbc debt stale
mcnl issued to-day shows decrease II the
public debt during the month Of December
to be s. 900 400 &c; cash in the Treasury.
S222. 2ae 739 Il; gold certificates. sG.GjS,-
$50; silver certificates, So ,jS2, 1870; cerllh'
Gates of deposit outstanding. 5000, 1000 4;
refundne certificates, S927 400: legal ten
der, outstanding. S3lG,6SI,OlG; fractional
currency out>tan ing. S7,l4I.j30. 70; g. OF
1891 outstanding. S6.192 coo.
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The secre,nrysnip or,nc Navy.

WASHINGTON, January 3.-ln view OF the
decision which was reached at the lat
Cabinet meeting, that The President hlN no
authority under The law Ia make another
assignment for ten days OF a member oi the
Cabinet TO act as Secretary OF the Navy,
that department will remlin IN Sf1tu qno Is
regard, iis mead until Wednesday, when
Presto mt HAYES viii send 20 the senate for
canfrmatiOn the name II some gentleman
10 ill The uneXpired term uulil the 4lh OF
March.
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a Car Case Decided in the United
STATES SErcuit Court i'm Baltimore

BALTIMORE, January 3.-In thc UnltCd
State, Circuit Court This morning. in a suit
Of The Pullman PalIce-Car Company against
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Tor an infringement OF The patent OF the
c1mp!ainanis by the railroad company in
using the P0llman ,leeping.c1rs on Their
roads, and praying for an injunction against
the railroad complny, Judge Bond filed
he opinion Of the CouIt refusing 10 grant
he Injunction.
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Marine Disaster.
PICKED Up At SEA,

HALIFAX, y. :, January 3.-Tgc Allan
Line steamer SardibI1.On her way from Bos-
ton 10 thi. port, picked mp boat contain
ing Paul Nelson and Charles Lund, belong
ing TO the fishing schooner Waldo rOnine.
q Rochester, Mass. They'wcre badly frost
bitten IN their hands and feet aud were
quite exhausted, having been in an open
boot three day, without food or sleep. They
bad lost their vessel in Il >nOw.SiOfm, and 4
gale coming on they were blown ont 10 ,ca.
The men will be sent home by the Amerl-
f.gu ('Ou>ul
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Fatal Domestic ARRAY.

CINCINNATI, January "a special from
Memphis TO the Times Star Avs: "Thls
morning Henry Burton Sund Mr.. Tate,
barber, in his room with his wife. lie shot
Tale twice and Mrs. Burton once. Tate
tciuFned the fire, MORALLY wounding Bur
ton. Mrs. BurtOn's wound /, trfllDg. The
character Of Tate'S wound i not stated"
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Fatal Collision of Freight Trains.

KNOXVILLE. January "A collision OF
freight trains near SweetwaIer, OF The East
Tennessee, Virginia aud Georgia railroad,
demolished three ears on saturday night.
Charles Gordon. an employG # the road,
was killed, being crushed between the cars.
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The total assessment OF 1875 was 81, l6O,'
G25 90. The new assessment OF 1880, there
fore, shows a falling of as compared TO the
assessment Of 1875 by the SUN OF S543'-
175 1l5.
Tue weather for tho past week has been
very cold. and wood is selling readily at ~
and s. per cord. The usual price ranges
from ~ so to s. 80 per cord.
PETREPoNs.
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NOTICE. The Board II Directors VI The
y NFRCH tNrS NATlOStL BANK or RlCtt-
nONp have declared cut OF ne tafnlngs OF the
naDk Tor Inc ea>t TX months a DIVIDEND unOn
the cavi,aI :, 5ck OF THREE ANpONE ukLF PER
CENT. Ires Of al iaHs. ptN able 20 the Stock
Dll,lers on nd far Jasnsry 3 1881.
de 9s-td Ia II. MOTION, Cashier.
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rho RANKS Called EDOn.

WASHINGTON. January 3 -fhe Comp
troller Of the CHrrencY has cIl'ed upon the
nal. Onal banks for Il report Of Ihrir condi-
t,on at the close OF business on Friday, De-
n.l,1 Enr 2Is1
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Crime In IeXns.

GALVESTON, January 3.-A dispatch from
Hockey dated Saturday says: "David Ray
had a difficulty with Alfred Lawrence, and
Thomas Ray, David, father, attempted to
separate them. George Lawrence, bro
Their Of AITred's, stepped up behind Thomas
RIy and shot him through The head"
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The young woman found wandering near
weehawken. N. j., on Christmas night. and
bo subsequently, died In the county t1ll,
has been identified as Miss Eva Clifton, said
TO be a daughter OF New Orleans clergy
mau.
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lOIIr,

FI,ur dull. We uuo.e: Flur. S3H $3.50; extra,
500. .uuerline, ~ J0mSL7J; common family,
choice or patent family. FG0UWso
stanton Ia ptcuOn, extra. - GuSJ'f1'
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. Ycnr nr ni.lrcAn nnd ni>imrhance

spondcnt Of The Times >gys: d" A more re-
Dusivc and terrible year hd> never come
mon the country. IT, history may be
written in two words Distrrs, aud Dis
tu!halcc.' II came in with the beg ing
box. and ha, gone out with the bludgeon.
4 wit AXE many years 10 reconstruct the
social system now in ruins, aud icV en- be
,aneuinc enough 10 hope The task will he
accomplished in The present @cneratiOn.'
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VUTT'S hair DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
i WHISPERS cHanged 10 GLOSSY BLACK by a
single application Of this DYE. IL imparish Naiu-
,sl Color. acts instantantously. sold by druSglsu
or sent by express on receipt Of VI.
OFFlCE, 80 MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
Imy 20-endtAD20l
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NgW YORK. January B. E""r.-StochS VIZ.
Money on cali 6 per sraL. exchange Long. - =
snort 0g9.;. STATE bond, dun. Governments 'oe''
frsHtag.-Money, SOS per cru,. rNthhhsr'
ISL Governments weak aud lower; new 2r'
lOli5; new is llI7,; new Is ll2.. STATES dul'.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. j ,nuary 3.-Vir2ina 81. old, 30
biI: d,t,rted. 10 a~b,d; cOnSols. A. bid; second
Series 27 past dine coupons, s94 bid; new lo-4Oe
JO5; 1910. coupon. 81.
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DIR. TFGI's PILLS..
I'UrT'S PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF 4 TORPID LIVER.

SYMPTOMS OF \ TORPID LIVER.
Loss of Appetite. Nausea. Bowels Cos'iye, Pam
an tie Head wIfn dull sensation ~ The Oacs par;
Pain Under the Shoulder-Blaie; Iuimess AMER
Eating. with Dissemination 10 eN~rion Of body or
mm1; lrrisblhy Of Temper; 10" sphis5 Loss
If Memory. with feeling II having neglected some
iuty; Weariness Dizziness, futterng az the Heart
Dots Before the Eye, Yellow Ssin Headache Rest
I.ssncss at night. Hishy-Colored tribe.
II THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED So
RIuU> DISEASES WILL S0UN
EE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS ale especially adapted TO srch
cases. one dose effects sucn change Of feeling a.
20 astonish the Sufferer.
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They increase the appetite, and cause thob0dy Il
take on sesh thus the system is nourished aud by
,heir tonic action on The digestive orgaOs regular
stools are produced
Price, 20 cents. 80 MURRAY STREET,
my oa-eodtAp2O New York.
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FIRE RE, ORD.
Haze, uurucd lin Central Park.

New YORK. January 3.-The hotel a.
Mount 81. Vincent. In Central PARK, was
totally destroyed by fire Yesterday. The
loss Il estimated at over $4,000
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HE irish State Trials.

DUBLIN, January 3.-On the resumption
OF jhc STATE trials this morning The court
was crowded. though The proceedings were
very uniniere>tng. simply con>i ;ing OF the
rcaCine Of the Stcnographic notes OF The
speeches % the Traver>etS.
The Cuurtto day decided that the speeches
delivered IN favor ~ the Tfavcr>ers ut the
various meetings throughout the country
nav be read bv their counsel. TINS de-
cision will considerably pro!ract the trials.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Arms sent Into ireland Surrepii-
.iOH>Iy.

LONDON, January he DnHy Ieie.
graph states that a thousand guns are sent
10 ireland suIrcpliliouS'y from Birming-
ham weekly, and that within Tie last three
weeks five thousand Enfield r'll have been
sent there from the Birmingham woiH-
shops.
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watching irish Political SOriciics-
Shots Exchanged.

LONpON, January "a dispatch to the
PoH MAI G0zeHe from Birmingham says:
- The Irish police have arrived here to
watch the Proceedings OF hi>h political
societies. 1t is stated that similar prccau-
lions have been taken in other large towns.
TIE police patrol in County Sligo last night
exchanged shots with an armed party. 1t
i supposed that one 81 the prowlerS was
MORALLY wounded. one arrest was made
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Fire IN Carnie, III

ST. LOUIS, January 3.-Bracketi'S and
stewalps buildings in Carnie, H., occupied
10y BIeunan's dry.goods store, Covers gro
Gerry, Stewards drugstore. keekaPs bard
ware store. Willis's photograph gallery
and the normal school, were burned ,eslef'
day. Loss, $4,000; insurance. s2l,OOO.
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BLANK BeOAS. &c.

i1COr TO NEW ANDOLD FIRMS. bsci
We are prepared 10 supply BLANK BOOKS ADD
siI olher s. ads OF STATIONERY In Sng anau1hI
and lsnsa as good terms as en- be Lad any"hsre.
Ths BLANK BOOKS % our own 10 snu'aeinTt Gre
msurin SID Tor durahay and iuisn We keep IN
| stock AZ the u-uai to"Ds OF BLAfa bOohH lt-
a,Irsa from the sl.niest 10 the largess SlL'.
7 tHFCk- BOOKS on ~ The bauiS o. ler ely :
| pRkFrS. BILLS - SJi> NE0oIlA,
BIE and PROMiS>oRf NUThS,ahd " Err "ga'
eur Paper-Eox lsetory ia in fst opersison.
de- % WOODHpt~E & pARHAh.