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succcssfuI ,Taine Fishermen.

From the Portland (Nio.) Press November 2lst.l
The fishing season j. about over, and the
CAPTAINS and owners OF the many schooners
haiing from this port are counting mp the
earnings Of most successful seasons
work. II has been the best season for them
for many years, and many large fares have
been taken. \ large dealer informs us that
il is safe TO say that there have been 100000
barrels Of mackercl packed here this year
an increase OF 10000 over last. The BUSH
ness is rapidly increasing, and never before
has it reached such proportions a, at pre-
sent. The schOoners have stocked all the
way from $1,000 to $4,000 each for the sea-
son. dividing from $3.50 to 5000 per man.
The best trip OF the season was made by
the schooner Alice VI. Gould, Captain
Clark .Jewctt. OF Ferry Village. She left
this port last Saturday noon, and returned
Thursday, bringing over $1,000 pounds OF
fish. She went TO the La Have banks, near
Nora scotia-a distance Of about 200 miles.
She stocked over II, 200, dividing to each
man about $50, or $lG per day. This Is
the quickest run and most successful trip
made for years. She Sprang leak on her
VOYAGE, and it was only by constant pump
ing that she waS kept above water. This
OF course delayed her some, making the
trip ali the more remarkable. The boats
are now fitting for winter fishing, which
also i on the increase. a few years ago
only small boats were sent out in the VIM
ter. the larger ones being hauled NJ. Now
all are used and quite 4 business done.
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THE WOULD-BE AvENGER.
Ioncs I'm the Police COnrt-haii Fihc"
NJ $4,000.

saturday evening Captain c. Il. vernon
went to the residence Of Judge smell ma
swore out warrant against W illiam JOINT,
charging him with assault and battery Win
intent TO kill Charles }. Guiteau. inns
,vas served on Jones at the Second precinct
station after both the driver OF the van,
Leonard, and Perry Carson, had identined
him rs the man who shot at Guiteau.
This morning Jones was taken out OF tile
station-ho,lse and removed TO the Police
Court, where Judge Smell appeared before IRE
7 O'Clock. Captain Vernon stated 70 tne
Court Chat he desired to have inc plisone o.
.~'n,,,ittad for hearing, rs he was not yet
ready for the witnesses, by whom he could
fully establish the charge. al -,
Judge Smell thereupon fixed the Daii n'
$4,000, and Jones was committed 10 Ial,;
where he was taken at once, anu assis
a cell before 8 O'Clock a. NJ.
ZONES was yesterday visited by Mr. X.
X. Elliott, his counsel, and subsequently no
interviews were allowed with him save Tor
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CELERY
As A REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DISEASES.
WHAT THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
SAY ABOUT IT.
THE GOOD RESULTS ATTENDING ITS Use
HEADACHE. NEURALGIA, NERVOUSNESS,
INDIGESTION, sLEEPLEssNESs,
AND PARALYSIS.

Celery has only come into public notice within
the last few years u ncrylne, but scientific cx-
perIments and experience have proved beyond
doubt that Il controls nervous irritation and pc
riodic nervous and sick-hcldaChe 10 marked ue-
gree.
Brown sequard says that Celery contains more
neryc-foOd than any other vegetable or substance
found In nature. Celery was hrst discovered ann
u-ed rs a ncryine by French physicians about lsOH'
But combination of the EXTRACTS on CEL-
EEY AND CHAMOAiILE, which has been but re-
Gently introduced 10 the profession and The Vnbhc
by myself has produced such marvellous results In
curing nervousness and headache, and especially
nervous and sick-hcadachcs neuralgia, paralysis
indigestion and slccplcssness, that II las excited
hubble attention and newspaper comments ana
many physicians have tested the merits oil me
prepSrtlon with The best results, as quoted below
i'''' WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY.
n DIR. Bcuson's preparation OF Celery ana Ch.ino
mile for nervous diseases Is the most Emporium.
addition made 10 the mlloria ineaic' III me i'st
quarter of a ceniury.n-Dr. !. ". j. hagi"' ~
baltimore. -, NJ, t-,,, In,
gold I'm nervous aud slck-headache. H. H.
Siefckfsr, Of baltimore. . -. Al
.'These pills are infai1aDie II nervous us
- Dr. Bensnn's pills for the cure OF nenrAiei1 are
a success.-Dr. g. II. Holman, ~ Chfistid"s-
burg, Va. .,,. o.. 81, .
Thcse pIlls are special preparation Only for the
euro of specIai dlseases, az named, and for these
,hey are worthy Of trial by all Intelligent suffer
crs' They are prepared expressly TO cure sick
headache. nervous-headache, dyspeptie-headaehe,
neuralgia, nervousness, paralysis, sleepiessness' ana
indigestion, and will cure any ease. Pfice' %
cent. Postage free. Sold by all druggists. Depot
ios north Eutaw street, Baltimore, I'D.
lno le-eod1wl
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


Nrw YORK. November l. NoOn.-Socks weak.
Money. 5G6 per cent. Exchangc-Long, 4eOa;
short. 4S4a state bonds dull tIo'erhmehis uh-
changed except A., which are lower.
NEw ORR. November IL EcfHpJ.-tx-
change. 4sO. Governments closed firm. new J's,
IOIr: new 49,. Il33s: new A. 1862. Money
6d6 l-32 per cent. u ties inactive. sun tcasrl
biiancc-cOin, ss4,577,76si currency 7t''o"-
Stocks feversh and unsettled; AlabaIna5c lass
- ~ . >. 90; do. " A. small 50 uy, ID, -
I'D do. preferred, 1897; Erie, 4O5; East ! en-
nrssce railroad, 10 bid; neolgia r'llrnln' 100
illinois Central, 132t; Lake shore. l2l3i; Louis
vile and Nashville 93t: Memphis aud tliilts'tDii,
~: Nashville aud Chattanooga, 81; New losk
Cn,r.I. 1879: pittsburgh, 1873; Richmond and
ALeghany. 40: Eichm0nd and Danyll,e rs;
Roof Isl md. 1884; Wabash. - Louis ana T., foa
do. preferred, 81; Western Cni9n- oi'r'
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK., November 2l.-Thc POsl's financial
article 1:4O l.. W. editionl say-: ~ Tie SOCK
exchange United states bonds are nnchtngcd, an
early Ceclinc having been recovered Since noon:
A pi,od many Jnrcd States bonds have been SOFA
here IN the last few days Tor Boston arcouhtS'
Thee, i.no pressure Of Thai Mind to-day southern
Sfttc bon1s are unchanged. Railroad bonds are
IRREGULAR. hut generally lower. The largest decline
ms bccn in Kansas and Texas seconds, Which fei
from sOs 10 II, and are ~ rs We write. The Iiaie
speculation continues 10 ue eA,Iec ~, l
came weak. and prices fell }4a III Ter cent the
latter, Missouri Pacific, 20 1888. niue pttOtn
u recovery ittttls anu UNIV iitt'
Y-,ctional decline. Ire net result os The nuctui-
ti@ns thus Gar to-day Is decline ~ "a per cen'.
'rhc four stock, which have BEEN very actiye are
l. :. al I22a@I2lE@l2lk; ). ID. J.. asd ". ny
i26tmi 2il a. rs. Erie at46t 0i5hef46't; and
We,irrn UniOa at $50 81 "a 30. OREGON SdNi-
cation has hen exceptionally strong having Az
ysuced 10 ia from l1U; also, New Albany snd
chic tgo 10 "a. from 40, and Clsttlnooga to SIS
frIm 40. The loan market y furry active "a D
ner cent for cal-lo1us on stocks. Tine
loans and mercantile paper are nuchanzed.
Tlere Is no Indication OF trouble in any
of the banks here, although rulnors have
b,eu industrluusly eirculitcd that weakness
would be DEVELOPED rs the result 81 examinations
Witch are contemplated. In addition 20 thefe rn-
NOR. am unusual number ~ small sales OF city
mink stoc,ss have been made to-day. These may
DO on ma chcd orders for tie purpose 81 ere ttine
an apprheiisiye feeling to serve speculative IN the
stork market. The United Stl:es Treasury Wa
debtor M the clearinghouse this morning IN tie
small sum ~ s9,917.4i. In 10 o'eiOck NOT
single offer ~ 81 per cent. bonds al par ana Hs-
eruel interest had been made o. The Treasury W
ycsponse To- the inyi lati0n Ia send IN r4uOOOVm o.
ho,,ds during the rst three days ol this week. Ib'
market Tor foreign exchange 10 dun ana weak.
BALTIMORE.
DALrrMoRg, November 2l.-vlrgtnia yF, de
frrred, IA: consols, 7os; second s.1iss, IL pa5s
due coupons, 43ss; new lo-iO's, i7s.
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Disappearance Of nn Important Wit


ST. LOUIS. November 21.-Tuckcr Boz
sham. Of independence, Mo-, who was scr-
fenced to ten years in the penitentiary for
completely in the Glendale train-robbery,
and was pardoncd to testify as witness
for the State, has suddenly disappeared.
His life had been frequently threatened,
his dwcling-housc set on fire, and since
the trial Of Bill Ryan, who was convicted
on his testimony, has received threatening
letters. by some supposed to have come
from the james brothers. He was so hor-
rified that. taking his wife with him, he
left his property, and even his father does
not know where he has gone. The State
expected to Use BOSNIAN aS witness against
the parties indicted for the Bluc-Cut train
robbery. His evidence was important.
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Eng land.


LONDON, November 2l.-Thc Bishop Of
Manchester, in his sermon &c Oldham yes
tcrday, in which he referred to the visit Of
MCssrs. Moody and Sankcy, added that he
feared the eticcs OF startling excitement
passed away as rapidly aS ii was produced.
Where, he asked were the tens OF thou
ssndS who rushed H. hear Moody and
Sankcy at Manchester? They must not
suppose that because man could cry
GLORY hallelunh" he was saved.
ENGLISH AGIWULTURAIIsTs FOR TEXAS.
LONDON, November 2l.-The steamer st.
Louis, which sailed on Saturday for New
Orleans, took out Us passengers, mostly
agriculturali,ts, for Texas.
FATAL COLLIERY EXPLOSION.
LONDON, November 2l.-AD explosion
has occurred in the deep pit OF a colliery
belonging 10 Lord Granville, near Haliey,
causing the death Of five persons.
Thc Cholera 81 Mecca.
CAIRO, November 21.-A dispatch from
Mecca represents that the deaths from
cholera on the It'll, l2.h, and 18th instant
were under 100 daily. The sanitary COM
missioner di.crcdits the above statement.
T.lc French and ira5g.
TUNIs, November 2l.-Conti1ucd fight
ING is reported between the Arabs and
French. 4 column is advancing south
ward.
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Falling OF an EIcynfo--Ouc Nan
Killed and Another Seriously Hurt.

lSpeclal telegram 10 the Dispatch.I
PETERSBURG, Va, November 21.-By the
fall Of the elevator from the topic the base
ment floor OF Yenable & Co.'S tobacco fac
tory here to-day John Creighton (coloreD
received injuries OF which he subsequently
died, and James Cabman (eolored) received
injuries which it is feared win prove fatal.
The two men were on the elevator with five
cases OF licorice, winch they were carrying
TO the casing-rOom, and were within two or
three feet Of the stopping point when the
rope broke and they fell to the basement.
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Month from Excessive Drinking.

COLUMBUS, Ga, November 2l.-Last sat
urday three negroes from Harris county
came to this city, and in the afternoon
started on their return home, all drunk.
They proceeded six miles, to Nancy's,
where a man named benson keeps grog-
shop. Orberne Pitt, miner. wagercd
that he could drink more whisky than
any Of them, when benson gave him a
quart, which he drank. He was then
thrown into wagon and driven fifteen
miles to his home, and when taken from
the wagon he was dead. The coroners
iurv gave verdict Of death from excessive
drinking. benson was placed in Jail in
this city yesterday.
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AJniI Rurncd-NarrOw Escape Of
DriSnnprS.

NEW YORK, November 2l.-A special
from McDonough, Ga, says "A tire broke
ont here last evening in the Jail, in
which number OF prisoners were con-
fined. Il was impossible to unlock The
doors. and for time il seemed a. il all tie
prisoners must perish. Their screams
were heart-rcnding. The building was a
vast sheet Of flame and part OF it fell in,
when a number OF citizens broke open the
doors with slcdge-hammers and dragged
the unconscious prisoners ont. one died;
another is reported dying, and two are in
a critical cOuditiOnp
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The Af.nntn Exposillon.

ATLANTA, November 2l.-AbOut twenty
Eve merchants and manufacturers from
baltimore are here tc-day in body visit
inc the Exposition. At O'Clock they
were formally welcomed &C the judges hall
by Governor ColqUitt, the president OF the
Exposition. 4 response vas made by
Mayor Latrobc. Of Baltimore. The party
will be rendered banquet at the ENpos-
ton Hotel Tonight.
The feature OF the day was the making
Of a suit Of clothes by the WilImautic
Linen Complnyand the Wheeler X Wilson
.ewing-Machinc Company for Hon. PAT
ricl, Walsh. Of the Augusta Chronicle dd
C5nstH9hoadli5t, from cotton picked in the
morning.
ARRANGEMENTS have been completed for a
rifle tournament under the auspices OF the
Catc-City Guard. The meeting will open
on December 18Th a1d continue five days.
The ranges will he 200. so, so. 900, and
800 yards. Special IGiiroid rates viii be
made for all riAcmcn and teams, 20 whom
general and cordial invitation i extended
to Join in the contest. 4 number OF cash
and other valuable prizes will Doc offered t.
teams and individual competitors in thc
short ana long ranges and military matches,
all Of which will hc shot by the rules OF
the National RIFLE Association.
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WASHINGTON, November 3l.-Acting
Postmaster-General Hatton to-day an
nounccd a decision 70 the effect that mat
ter produced by lnnd-stamr, Typewriter,
and copy-press il all pr5no .facic subject to
frst-class rates Of postage, bit that this
may be removed by examina-
ton Of matter produced by the process
adopted; the question 10 be determined in
each case being whether or not the matter
is intended for use only between two par
ties upon subjects personal TO themselves.
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COURT ORDERS.
COMMfssI ONEKs OFFICER
RICHMOND, october 20, 1851. !
WILLIAM GREEN, &c,

William smith, &c.,
~ RICHMOND ClIAsCERY COURT.
The following /, an extract from the decree en-
tered I'm this cause October 20. 1851:
ION motion of said defendant, william smith,
the Court doth further adjudgc. order, ana decree
that ~ be referred 10 Thomas j. Evans master
cOmml Ssioner Of this Court, 10 ascertain snd re-.
port 70 the Court n. fs next term WHO are entitled
1, the fund under its control other than HE OitRf-
nal plalufiff. The said William t,rccs. In Dis own
rlxLt and a. administrator of Martin sIanRhters
and whose claims. as her,inbcfnre rcciIed, nave
bpu satisfied. And In order HAT ,aid nlaSter may
be- enabled "a execute this decree. Il u Further or
dered that he publish notice once week ior ivuf
successive weeks I'm some newspaper publisher IN
the city Of Richmond warning the creditors OF said
William smith who claim ~ be entitled % parti-
ripate I'm the distribution II said fund 10 prove
their said claims before said master ~ rnch une
and place %, may be liked upon ny MIN, ana that
thf suit wil from the date u this decree, be pro-
secuted at their cost
The parties Interested are hereby noticed that
have fixed on THURSDAY tie L.. day Of Decrm-
Ter. 1881. at IL O'Clock NJ. - TIM time. and my
office, ia ne city 81 Richmond, between Main ard
Bank streets ON Eleventh street. The place ~ exc
THOMAS J. EVANS,
no I-Tufw Commissioners.
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.mericnn puIlic HenItI, Association.

SAVANNAH, GA, November -lne
Local TRANSPORTATION Committee Of the
American Public Health Association have
completed arrangements for the meeting Il
the Association 10 be held here from No.
yember 18th 10 December Sd, and have
made arrangements to mail papers ana
half-rate tickets over the roads That nave
granted such concessions to 800 members
who have signifcd their intention TO at-
fond
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Killed While Decr-KEuntlnS.
Ispeclal telegram u the Dlspatch.I

IHptcaI ItI'FTaIH " INC Ul5plI'N,I
PETERsBUEG, VA. November 2l.-Wil-
Lam b. Tatum, Ycll-known planter OF
Brunswick county. WAS Killed hy the acct
dental discharge Of his gun while ont deer
hunting on Saturday. 1t is supposed that
in an attempt TO raise his gun the hammer
caught in his boOt-strap, causing the dis
charge. The load entered the neck, caus-
lug death In 4 few minutes. The deceased
was forty-eight years old, and leaves wife
and six children.
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Niuc Pcrrons Drowned.

CLAYTON, n. Y, November 2l.-Frank
Cuppelnul, keeper Of the Hub House, his
wife, two small children, and charles
Wilson, keeper Of the Cliff House. ana his
wife, and two children, were drowned III
Eel bay on Saturday morning While gong
to Gananoque in a small boat. Inc BODIES
Of Dir. Cuppernul, boy ana chiid Oh oir'
Wilson, have been recovered
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4 Rayisiher Lyuchcd.

CINCINNATI, November 21.-A special
from Athens, Ohio, states that Chris. Davis,
a mulatto, in Jail for IN outrageous assault
upon Mrs. Locke, an elderly woman, was
hanged by a mob last night. The sheriff
was oyerpOwcred and held while the mob
broke into the cell and took Davis out:
This morning his dead body was found
hanging to bridge over Hooking river.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
To THE DfsPArcm FROM ALL POINTS.

Decision Regarding Postal sIatter-Re-
SITUATION Of the Commissioner or Patents
Two Whole Families, Consisting OF Nine
Found with Their Threats Cm-Lynch Law
In chio-A Georgia Jail Bprnrd-The
French and Arabs Fighting-Cholera
Rayagcs NJ sieoca-Other Interesting For
eign Items, &c., &c.
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Inspector of Customs Appointed
Fatal Disease Among lIOrses-Sud-
den Death.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.
NoRFOLK. VA, November 2l.-William
II. Sharrow (colored) was appointed inspec-
tor Of customs here to-day TO fill the va
cancy caused by the removal OF Joseph 4.
Wilson (colored opposing Mahoneism in
the late canvass.
The pink-eye disease is killing the horses
in this section, and is pronounced serious.
Bob Thompson (colcreN fell dead in the
street to-day from excessive drinking.
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RCsicuufiOu.

WASHINGTON, November 2l.-Ilon. Ed
gar NJ. Marble, Commissioner Of Patents,
has to-day rendered his resignation, to take
effect December 1st. Mr.. Marble resigns
his Office in order TO accept more lucrative
employment as land commissioner for the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
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TOBACCO. CIGARS. &c.

ID WHiTL0Ck, li45 MAN STREET,
manufacturer OF the following ane brands u
CIGARS:
MODEL. LITTLE FLORA,
La ESrkLf.E. flLLAklhIEnO. .,,.a~
Picnic, MHITLOgh'S hEf WEST.
MOZART, CLICK, -
LILY BELLE, and ORIENTAL.
Also dealer IN the following brands OF PINE TO
BACCO a. manufacturers prices
DIkNORA, EMPEROR,
WARD BRAND, HOME AuAtN,
PIONEER ROUGH AND READY (5c. piu<sl,
BALLA RAT.
ATLANTIC, &c.
Send for priee-llst. my2T-cod
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wife md Child With their Threats Cut.

DOVER, n. H., November 2l.-Ihe wle
OF Jonathan Wadron, Of STAFFORD, n. H.,
and her child were found yesterday WIN
their Threats cut. Ii is not yet known
whether the mother was murdered or com
mitted suicide.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 81, 1881.
ARRIVED.
Stelmer Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, G.. W. Alien Co.,
agents. $50
steamer Ashland, Carr III Philadelphia, merchan-
disc aud passengers, y. ". NcCaTtck, agent
schooner A. +. Cnhn, Frambcrs, Albany, lum-
Der, Charles r.. WhiuOck.
ARRIVED Al CITY POINT.
Brig Lucy ". Snow, Rose, RocSland, lime, War
ner MoOrc.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Manhattan. Kelly, New York, merchant
dlse and passengers, G.. ". Allen & 90.
steiner Pioneer, illi, Philadelphia merchants
disc and passengers, j. W. 3lcCHrrick agent.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamer Ariel clifford, Norfolk, merchandise
aud passengers and United States malls. J.. Is.
Tatum. agent. -
schooner samuel II. sharp, Pierce, New York,
rfd James river, wood.
CLEARED,
Brig TLusnclda DAM, Petersen, Bahia, -Four,
DuuloD & MclanCc.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

MoND As. November 81. 1851.
SALEe-FIRsT BOAED.-l.OJO Virginia consos
10 70: 100 shares Columbia and Grcenyinc pre-
icr.cl 40 30, 10 90. 10 esI, 30 do. at 49,. 10
share, Richmond end Danylllc Railroad stock 20
IlG.. 10 DO. IL llG. 10 co. 40 10: 80 shares
Richmond and Allcghny lailroad stack at ne.
SECOND BOAEu.-2 shares Riehmond and Pc
lcr,burg Railroad stock al l02; 100 Richmond
90 I
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FniInre I'm AiInnfn.

ATLANTA, November 21.-Smyth & Per-
kcrson, provision merchants, failed here
to-day
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TIE GREAT TRIAL.
MF,NG (F TIE SECOND MEEK.

.o,ernment's Testimony in Chief
wv Closed.
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Hour.
ny Telegraph

Flour-We quote Fine, s4.5O6s5: extra, $50 3
supsrine. $3.50; common family, $40; choice
on patent family, $500 1913
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PICruRE.fRAMES: ENs;nAyINGs. e
AND PICTURE
Ia FRAMES.

lam now Offering the hnest collection or
PICTURES AND FRAMES
ever exhibited IN this city, consulting OF COLOn-
ED PHOTOGRAPHS, EN6RAliNes, &cs,-she
latest styles In framing. Also. khONi-fiNiSiikO
PARI0R-EASELs, BRAChtTe, &C.
sxi0 FRAMES from 10 ceats upwards.
VELVET aud GOLD FRANZ ; la every val ,esy.
wINDOW-CORNiCfS made 10 eroer ana o.
hand.
ARTOTYPEs OF all the prlncipai engravtnn.
mol L.LEWls, Gig Main stroe<s
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4 neutrality-suspicious. KuJPD

DUBLIN, November 21.-Miss Gaflord.
holder Of Two small farms, was found dead
in her bed at wexford yesterday. Marks on
her neck indicated that she was murdered.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ErCInnd.
OrTRAGES BREAKING OUT

UITKAGES bKEAkIAU OUT ADAfN.
LONDON, November 2l.-The Dublin
correspondent OF the Times says: The
most Sanguine prophets OF peace and order
must be sadly disappointed at the present
state Of things and the prospects for the
winter. Outrages arc breaking ont again,
which, il is feared, are only the beginning
OF a series OF crimes.
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nAITlNORE LIvF-sTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORF, Novcmhcr 2I.-CHtt.o-MaTkct
heavy and Lriccs 10t -5c. lower: very bet, 5ta.
&c.: hr,i quality, 449 5sc.: medium, 34m4sc.;
ordinary. > 0r3c.: most of sales were from 500
&C.: receipts, 3l65 head; sales, 1880 head.
swine iu fair supply and moderate demand; quo
titlons 7lM SIC; receipts 7,20S bend. The re-
.pts Of sleep aud lambs were J,4l7 head; quo
tItl0ns-shecp. 3M Sc. lambs. 4M5.c.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. November 81. 1881.
gtI.ES-

WUEAT.-White. 800 bushels good at si.S3
A bushels good az $3.50: lag bushels common az
Sl.35. Lancaster, 40 bushels Secd ~ sl.o7. 80
bushels very good at si.53; so bushels good AZ
$3.50: 81 bushels common at sl.l5 and u 30.
M,Sea. ESQ busl ella very good at 1.50; ~ bush
els vety good at sl.4s. IS bushels good ~ sf.46-
fultz. IA bushes seed az Si.fS: 90 bushels very
good at ALAG and sl.f7; 1913 bushels tiir AZ
Lao: 90 bushels common az ) |. 20 Co .I3J.
CoRN.-Wh.tc, 20 bushels prime old at Toe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-22
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, November 2l.-COt;on-Net re-
ccipts, 2.442 bales: gross 1878 bale. Futures
closed steady; sales, l3S,OUO bales November,
SlI.S2mSll.s December. ell.9O; January,
Sl2.O0; February, sl2.2s@s SGD March,
s12.f7Mf124s; April sl2.6lms l262; May,
nI2.73arl2.74; june. sl2.s3m sl2.rf, July,
ai0.03MSl2,gf: August, - 3mfl3.O2.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-22
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, November 2l.-!lrg,nh, ~, oe-
N.rred, IA: consols, 75's; secoad s.Tiss pas
due coupons, i3y; new lo-i0's. AK.