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MARINE rNTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER IA, 1881.
AppIx-pn


ARRIVED.
steiner Old Dominion. Walker, Now York.
merchandise AMI passengers, q. W. Alien x Co.,
Steamer Ashland Carr Philadelphia, merchan-
disc aud Tslst ngers, J. W. EcCarrtck, agent.
schooner Harry sheppard, Clayton, New York,
merchandise, Curtis 4 Parker
Schooner YephanIah fteclman Rose, New lork,
ralroad-lron, Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
schooner John II. Holiday, Crsmmer, New
York. railrond-iron, Richmond and Dnyiile Rail-
Schooner John 4. Curtis, Williams, New York,
merchandise. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Samuel sharp, Pearcc, New York, iron,
Tredcgar Company.
schooner John II. Ispp, CAN. New York, pig
Iron, Old Dominion Iron and Nall-Works-
schooner ID. II. Everett, McLain, Rockiand,
lime, X. Wcndcnburg.
SAILED SUNDAY.
steamer Manhattan. Kelly. New York, mercban-
die and pas ngers, q. W. Allen & Co.
st Steamer j. y. Evcrman, -, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, j. W. Metarrick,
agent.
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers and United States malls, L.. ID.
Tatum. agent.
iris Mary +. Dana, smith, New York, coal, Ger
vas Storrs; vessel, Curtis Parker.
TWO VESSELS SUNK BY COLLISION.
BOSTON, November l4.-on Saturday evening
The schooner Amos J.. Walker, Poland, came Into
collision with brig Jeremiah, Blanchard. and both
sunk. The schooner hailed pom Ihomns'.2r, ana
Va, for Boston. Che was owned by Thomas Dunn
4 60. The brig was loaded with 423 tons OF coal
from Delaware City for Boston. She was owned
hy X. L. Buck & Co, of New y ork.
MEMORANDA.
BALTmoRE.-Clearcd l2th schooner ArabclIss
White. for Richmond.
VINEYARD HAyEs.-Auiyed 1lth: schooner
Mary Helen, Croker. from Richmond, Va, for
Boston. (I.ost Jbboom and fore;opmsst, and split
Sails)
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By Telegraph.



NrwYopK. November li.-CottOn steady sales,
346 baIes: uplands, L g; Orleans, rye. con-
solidated net receipts, 36.74s bals.i eNports-t0
Crrnt Britain, 26.39S bales. continent, O.lo1
,ts. chanreI = q ialce. southern Hour sltsi,ly
aud c,nist: common % fair extra s5.9Omst.so;
GOOD 10 choice extra, S6.9O@SsOO. NbeaI 1t@
lie higher, closing firm on cash and we-'k on ~
lions: ungraded red, Sl2I 1908 u % mlS1I H,"..I,
~ 4n1, 81 tOK: ungradcd white, sl.3leySl ~:
Eo.2 red. November, Sl.4iMS Liz; nScenDer,
January, 40 i9sl 'Oi. oO In
crenrd about &c. ehcr and c'ost u weak ~ silgbt
decline; ungraded, 7Jep77sc.; No; . whitf, ife.i
Yellow 72%c.: No. 2 November % atDo3'.c.' DC
ccmber, 100 704c.; January Il@s2c' Oat~ 80
4 - HIGHER closing weak; M. 3, 47c, Hops brH
..nd 0nlot Coffee dun and unebanged. Su{Rr quiet
and very firm; fir - good re nln?, eswSsc.i
refined steady: standard 4. 9'.c. bolasse' stlGy
ana oui.t: Porto Rico. 36Hj5c.; new crop Ne"
Orleans. 65@ 73c.: Old crop New Orleans 900
Coo. Rice steady md in fair inquiry; tarolha' %
Ga7lc. Resin quiet and steady 20 s2:J fa@Ss1.fV;
Turpentine hisher ana arm ~ % 49,, ac,iys
Tor speculation; casli. u : January, Sou siin.
dies frmer; long clear &C.; so5s, 80 , i,b"
~ cash. 81 .GOets l.12E; Decemherl 81 90
@sil.75; January, Sll.So@sllof-' feiehu'
10 Liverpool Ermer.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November I3.-Flour ,teady; How.
.ri-Strc,.t and western superlns, a,l9aso-oO
extra $3.50 6JO; family 50. so~ l:on -, -
mills superfnc. S5mS5.76: extra, sO@yo9v,
family, $3.50 - Rio nrsnar S;Scy i1sc,
.
and active; western higher, closing sts'y: south
eru red. sl.4Oe si.i5: amber, 81 Asa 7i.oZ No
I MARYLAND. $3.50; No western w.nter req
irot Ind November. si.A1hfa@l.4lz: December
81 .4Se@sl .43s; January, Ella 7st.f LIE; sso,
ynary. si.5OkMsl SOB. torD-Sonibera bxn ,ef,
s,s,p essv: southern white. 72e.: yellow. $50
zoe oais active and arn; ,oasrn 4ga ,ssS
aTaaexc: Pennsylvania, 100000. Rye dull a
si.O5. Hay steady: prime 70 choice f.nnsyiy,s
/ MIA ana iiafyllnd, 81 Sc s24. Proslssons .'s,ay
/ nnts,s,yt Sl775 k-neut>--Shouiders anf
! eie,r-rib sides. packed. * aad Zoe; Bacon,
shoulle-s alc.; clear-rlb slides, j ic.; hams lo'
! S,Itir Coifse aulet; Ri0 caryoes, ordinary y
/ t,ir. 3Gslio. Sugar dull; ~ son, Zoe; WIS
Key dull al sl.I5lsas1.i6. freighis {" Li'erpoo
"'"' CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, November. li.-Fiom strong
/ family, s6.45@s6.75; farcy; fI:losStS,2s
Whe,t IN good demand; No. rcd winter, si.4t g
10 Corn In good demand u mil prices :
oe oat strong aud higher az tSssaas a ~
| n.it-me,ts searcer aud Erm shoulders, 1r., nm
es. bacon scarce and Arm; shoulders, os'; RIO
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NEWARK, n. j., November 13.-Annlc
Furniss, OF Philadelphia, came to Newark
yesterday, and caused the arrest OF William
Furniss for bigamy, alleging that he had
married her twenty years ago, and had ran
away from her seven years ago. He was
committed to Jail and viii be tried to-mor-
row
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Acquitted.

CHARLESTON, S. c., November lin the
trial OF James +. Walsh to-day in the Court
Of General Sessions, for the murder. Oh
James ID. Turner OH the 2Gth OF September
last. the Jury returned verdict OF not
g,ilty. Both the accused and deceased are
a. this city, the latter At the time OF his
death being in the city detective service.
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The Now British MInister.

WASHINGTON. November l4.-Hon. Lilo
mel s. sackyille West, the new Minister
from the Court OF st. James, called upon
president Arthur this afternoon and for
mally presented his credentials. He was
accompanied by Secretary Blaine, VINO III
troduced him to the President. Inc Gus
tomary congratulatory addresses were
made.
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wou,,.nc Assnssins Arrested.

SHREVEPORT, La, November illus,
Marion. and James Boynton, three bro
theirs. were arrested yesterday and locked
up. charged with being the parties who
attempted to assassinate William Vaughan
abont two months ago near Longwood, IN
this parish. A posse Is now on the lookout
for Lee Boynton, another brother.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
KEW YORK, November 1i.-Ereafng.-tx-
change, 4sOA. Governments quiet and uncbangrd'
new SIS, IO2I; new 4s's, ll3t; new As, ll1s
Money. berf Ter cent. states Inactive.
BALTIMORE.
R,rTfuoRR. November l3.-Virginia o., de-
farrep II cOnsols, 70A; second series, III past
due coupons, 93is; new iO-40's, 49,. Bid today.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, November Ii. 1881.
SALEs-FRsT BoARD.-4OO Richmond city 6's
at 1l25; 1000 Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
first rs AZ Illk; 10 shares Richmcmd, York Elvcr
and Chesapeake Railroad at IS, 10 do. at TAX; 8
shares Norfolk ami Western common at ICY; 80
shares Columbia and Grenvlllc preferred ut SO,
50 do. at IS; 90 shares Richmond and West Point
Railroad and Warehouse Company at ll9, 80 DO.
t119A.
SECOND DoARD.-10O shares Norfolk and West
-. . -. & - ~ 4, l ~ 20 IN d IL
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TRoprC.FRUIT LAXATIVE.

TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.
PRESCRIBED By PHYSICIANS.
,UROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
ppEpARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
A DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LozENGE,
WHICH SERVES TIE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DIsAGREEADLE PUIGATlVE
MEDICINES.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
is THE
HEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
DILIoUsNEss, HEADACHE
PILES, AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS
n, act, gently, effectively, and is delicious to take
cleansing the system ihoroughly,it impar's 'lso'
10 mind and body, and dispcls melancholy hypo'
,sonarta. etc. ONE TRIAL coSyIscEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
price, a5 and 90 cents. Sold BY all druggists
(my 3-deodtMhlo,e2l H
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Obituary.

wrMSGrox, N. G., November a.
Theo. Calhoun James, associate eaitor OF
the Evening Reuier, died OF apoplexy to-
night.
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socretary F0Iger.

WASHINGTON. November 1+.-Judge FOL
GER qualified this morning and assumed the
duties OF Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Flour.

Flour-We quote: Fine, Si:5O@ 80; extra si.oo ;
or ma cent family, $e.50@SS.75.
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u.cyearb,s REFORMATION Accepted.

WAsmNGToN, ID. C., November la.-lhe
President has accepted the resignation Oh
Acknowledgement MacYeagh.
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Ravagcs Of Infectious Diseases ian
Russia.

LONDON. November IA st. Peters
burg dispatch to the Daily Telegraph says
diphthcria, scarlet-fcyer, and smallpox are
devastating the centre and south OF Russia.
The severity OF the diseases exceed any
thing heretofore known.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RIcbIOND, November IA, 1881.
sAIFG

WHEAT.-Larcastor, 100 bushels very gooh AZ
el.ntsI.45. Fultz. 90 bushels good az si.3o 20
bushels very good at SLAB; Al bushels GOOD al
sI37; 81 bushels fair ri sl.3O. 400
bushels new nj zoe. ,ao
oHTs.-sO bushels very good winter az 1oc.; 100
bushels prime winter at zoe.
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LONDON, November 14.-The Berlin cor
respondent OF the 81. James Gazette says !:
In consequence Of the desire q the En-
pcror, Prince Bismarck win remain in
Office.
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PREMATURE Loss or the HAIR may ~
,,t,ralv preyented by the use OF Burnetps
CocoaiDe. :, p,,,,,.tt,s fayoring
ox,y ~ consists In their pcrfeetp ri'ysand
strength.
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FERTILIZERS.
EOR SALE,
TWENTY THOUSAND TONS FERTILIZERS
EMBRACING
ACID PHOSPHATE,
DISSOLVED BONES,
AMMosIATED FERTILIZERS.
GERMAN POTASH SALTS (kainitj.
lam prepared to offer To the wholesale and retail
trade the above at different ports, both north ana
south, at prices TO compete with other manufse-
turcrs
Special efforts viii be made to meet the views o.
large buyers Address
PERRY n. DnLEON
Manufacturer and Importer Of Fertilizers
81 Brosdwsy, n. Y.
SOUTHERN orTicx, io4 Bay street, savannah.
Ga ~ s-cod3m
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LONDON, November 1.-THE Times, in
It's second edition, publishes the following
Paris dispatch: M. Gambetta at 0 o'clock
this morning announced to President
Greyy the definite formation OF the Cabinet.
IL Is confirmed that VI. dc Frcycinct will
not enter the ministry, consequently NJ.
Gambetta has renowned the idea OF as-
suming the presidency Of the ministry
without portfolio, and win himself take
the portfolio Of Foreign Affairs. The new
ministry will be gazctted Tomorrow"
PARIS, November 1.-THE following Il
the probable composition OF the new min
istry, which win be gazetted tomorrow !:
VI. Gambetta, President OF the Council and
Minister OF Foreign Affairs; Nj. Cozot,
Minister of Justice; VI. Noldeek, Minister
Of the Interior; VI. Paul Bert, Minister Of
Public Instruction; NJ. Roseyier, Minister
OF Commerce; NJ. Cookery, Minister OF
Posts and Telegaplis; NJ. AIain forge,
Minister OF Finance; VI. Compenon, Min
ister OF War; NJ. Goujeard, Minister OF
Marine; VI. Profet, Minister OF Fine Arts;
81. Devcs. Minister Of Agriculture; NJ.
Roynolc, Minister OF Works.
The New Portuguese Ministry.
LISBON, November 14.-A new ministry
has been formed, as follows: Senior
Foutes Pereira dc Mello, President OF the
Council and Minister OF Finance al in
term. Minister OF War; senior Riyero,
Minister OF the Interior.
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Washington Notes.

A BILL has been introduced in Congress
providing for an inspector of dairy pro-
ducts at New York, with view to de-
claring war on OleOmargarine.
ONE hundred and twenty-six bills
were introduced i'm the House of Repre-
sentatives Monday.
THE House of Representatives Monday
passed joint resolution requesting the
President to invite the government and
people of France to join the government
and people of the United States in cele-
brating the centennial university of the
surrender of Lord CORVALLIS at York
town.
THE House committee on elections
Tuesday voted to recommend the dismis-
sal of the contested election cases of
HarOldson versus Shelly, in the Fourth
Alabama District, and McCabe versus
Orth, in the Ninth Indiana District.
THE Democrats of the House of Repre-
sentatiyes seem to have determined that
the report of the Postmaster General on
the abuse of the franking privilege shall
not be read or published. Mr.. Black
burn, of Kentucky, Tuesday succeeded
in having the matter referred to special
committee, to be appointed by the Dem
Ocratic Speaker. The investigation will
probably result in whitewash.
JUDGE GEDDEs, of Ohio, has introduced
in the National House of Representatives
bill to expedite business in the Su-
preme court, and to create the Superior
Court. 1t provides that the for
mer shall sit eight months in the year
instead of five, and authorizes it to refer
cases to the Superior Court, from which.
however, appeals may be taken.
The Chinese treaty was sent to the
Senate Monday for ratification. Until
action by the Senate in executive SEES
sion its provisions will not be made pull :
lie. 1t is said, however that the emigra
ton clause gives our government cor
troll to an extent that is restrictive, snC
that our commercial relations will be OF
the most liberal and profitable charac-
ter. 1t is believed that the treaty will
be ratified without delav.
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OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.

A general Line of Leading Periodicals
Books, Stationery, Wall Papers, &C., kept
constantly on hand.
Any Periodicals, Books, &c.. not in stock
Also Sheet Music, Music Books, &C., sup
piled on short notice, at regular prices.
Subscriptions taken for all the leading
Periodicals, at Publishers Price.
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GTON-DOWNING-At the resi-
dence of Homer w. Hodge, Mullet Lake, Jan.
9Th, 1881, by Justice HI. l.. KOehler, Frank L.
Harrington and Miss Maggie Downing.
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Weather Report for the Week ending
Thursday Evening Jan. I3. 1881.

Snow fall for the week, 8 inches.
N. B.-The above observations are
taken at sunrise in the morning, at noon
and at sunset i'm the evening.
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HSuse and Rooms TO Rent.
A house and rooms, back of BarmOn's
store, for rent. Inquire at
P. BARMON's.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
AM USE n ENTS.
Tho Planters Wife Tonight N iss
Annfo Pixley Thursday After.

uVOh an Lv6NsDR.
The Planters Wife, a dra ma of life
in Dixie, will b. presented at the Opera
House this evening. This is one of the
most emotional dramas that has ever
been presented on the stage. 1t will be
presented by a company of exceptional
merit and should not fail to have u
crowded house.
Thanksgiving afternoon and evening
Miss Annie Pixley will appear in
NJ 'liss, Miss PlxIey aud her favorite
play are 80 we'll known in this city, that
it Is not necessary to say a single word
in communication Of either. The sale
of seats will commence 1T Thomas u
Co.'S. to-day, and all those who wish to
avoid the rush should secure their
seats at once.
Friday and Saturday evenings and
Saturday afternoon, Nick Roberts will
occupy the boards with his French
Pantomime Troupe OF forty clowns.
His superiority and Humpty Dumpty
performance are uneXcelled as all who
witnessed it before will attest.
Our Club next Monday night. at
" one Of the raciest plays OF the day,
devoid Of trash aua u picSure 10 be s"en
in every day life. The initiation cere-
mony is IA eau i'm to the tratern'tie $
and 'rsaminsly funny. All. Burn ct
makes The most OF it by his facial pow
cr, the balance of the company beng
good, especially Miss He,en Nash as
tns Bankers Wife, and Miss Fanny
Walack rs Mary Ann is also a cultl-
yatol YNca Isl.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
More Veteran Ministers.

The following paragraph appeared IN
the Morning News, in its notice OF EeV'
A. N. keigwin's sermon on sunday on
Thirteen years life of the West Pres,
byterian Church:
"Singularly enough Mr.. keigwin and
the Rev. George W. Miller, of Grace
NJ. L. Church, are the only ministers in
this city who served in the Union
army during the war of the rebellion.
Mr.. Keigwin was the captain of Com
pany ID, Tweuty-sixth Kentucky Eegi-
mont. He raised the company, paid
the drummer at his own EXPENSE
and did two years of honorable military
service in the field.
This ia a mistake. Rev. J. l.. Estlin,
.,tor of the Reformed Episcopal
hurch of the Redeemer, enlisted IN
o.e lS3d Pennsylvania Regiment when
ne was IS years of age. The Regiment
was a part of Hanco ks Second Army
corps, and Mr.. Estlin fought as q prl-
vate in General Grants army, taxing
part in twenty-one active engagements
from the battle of the Wilderness u
the surrender of Lee at Appomattox.
Rev. Adam Stengle, pastor OF Union
M. e. Church, was also soldier, being
a member Of the Fifth Maryland cav
airy, and was in several engagements
Rsv. John Shilling, pastor Of the
Brandywine NJ. E church, was mem.
Der Of a Delaware Regiment, and sa"
active service of which he bears honor
able scars. No doubt there are other
ministers in Wilmington than those
mentioned who saw active service, but
whose names do not occur to the IKE
PUBLICAN at this time. The mention
of these additional ministerial eX'
soldiers, however, detracts nothing from
the gallantry and loyalty OF Rev. Mes
SIS. Keigwin and Miller.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
A Barn Rail- sing.

On Thursday last the large new frame
barn belonging to Mr.. Edward Wood
ward of Christiana Hundred, to take
the place of the one that was recently
consumed by fire, was raised to its place
by Millard +. Day, OF Brandywine
Hundred, who is the contractor. The
Dimensions of the barn are 5S by 60 feet,
80 feet to the square, and every piece of
timber fit exactly in it's place without
any alterations. About sixty of the
neighbors came together and loaned
their friendly aid in erecting the barn.
At noon the company sat down to ta-
BILE which groaned beneath the load of
substantial eatables piled upon il, and
which only farmers wives and daugh-
ters know 80 well how to cook. After
ample justice was done to the tempting
viands the men returned to their work
and before sundown every piece Of tim
Der was securely fastened in its place.
Mr.. Day is rising young contractor
who thoroughly understands his busi-
ness, and everybody WAS pleased to see
how perfectly everything came togeth-
er. Our country friends who have
barns or houses to build would do we'll
to give him . call.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
Dr. Tanner OutdOu q :.

In Angus, $780, Robert Grimes, for
merly OF this city, but at that time re
siding in Texas, sent horned frog tt
George II Roberts Of this city, and hay
ing no immediate use for such horned
animals, he presented it to curtis Wig
ellsworth, oyster dealer, 800 Monroe
street. Mr.. Wigglesworth found that
his pet neither ate nor drank anything,
and he did all in his power to collect 7
variety OF flies and insects, and placed
trem in tho best position TO tempt his
epicureau palate, but in vain. The
frog never tasted food of any kind nor
drank drop of water since it was in
his charge period of fifteen months,
aud yesterday wearied by fasting and
broken hearted at being separated from
the dear frogsies at home, it quietly
laid down and died. MIR. Wiggles
worth is having the skin stuffed by
Wood, the taxidermist, and he intends
to preserve it as the little speck of ami
nal creation that beat DR.. Tanner al
hollow in fasting.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
q. A. II.
Tho Department OmcerA' Omclai
Visit 10 the Different Posts.

Last evening was the time appointed
for the official visit Of the Department
Officers to the diff, rent Posts of tie q
A. r., and at N o'clock Commander
McNair and staff, accompanied by
several other officers, entered the head
quarters of Charles Sumner Post, NO.
4. They were cordially received and
after the transaction of some business
were welcomed by Commander Fisher
in an appropriate address. Coinman.
der McNair and quite "a number OF
others made speeches, in which the
Post was congratulated upon their SOL
dierly appearance, and their zeal in the
work.
The next visit was to Smyth Post NO.
1, where they were recrived with appro.-
pirate honors, and cordially welcomed
by Senior Vice Commander Smith.
After the usual business had been gone
through with, camp fire was he'd
The chairman called upon the Depart,
mept Commander for a speech, and
after he had concluded, addresses were
made by number OF others.
Before separating the Department
Commander announced that an official
visit would bo made to Post NO. o, OF
New Castle, on Wednesday evening
next, and invited full attendance to
accompany him.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
OPBCvAL RA0TIOD

The leadeys Of tho uerchaut sAilOEs IN
our city. The Wilmingtoa Clothing
House and Merchant TailorinE Hstab-
lishmentN. W. cor. Fourth aud Markoo
streets.
II you want to get the best and fresh
est oysters 10 the market 60 to Ain
scow's, I'll Shipley street. 20, 2H, 30
and 40cts. per aaxt; and also Wholesale
and retail.
TorE4hAs Less Of Life.
Millions of rats, niss, cats, bel-buHs,
reaches lose their lives ky collision with
"Rough On Rats" Sold by druggistss
l6c. boxes.
Catarrh fth0DAsddsP.
Singing, smarsing, irritation Of tho-
urinary passagea,, diseased discharges, {.
cured by Buchnpaiba- 81, druggists. :.
Depot, N. B. Da1fOrIh.
Beaton Smiths sCough Syrup will
mot cure consumption, but it will re-
lieve the distressing cough that accom-
panies it, and it will su sly cure al
most all ordinary coughs. Try it. To
he had at the corner, of Seventh and
Pine streets.
Popularity itensifed. Not an aggra-
waited delusion but boni Aae fact, that
Chapman is selling clear Havana fll-
ed cigar two for five cents. Fourth and
Shipley streets.
Carton will have on his stalls in tho
Second street market avery fine lot Of
pure roll butter. 1t is worth your
while to see it.
s.. Joseph's Salve, q positive cure for
burns, bruises, cuts, corns and bunions.
For sale by Taylor Il Fullerton, 8e2
King street.
People in want Of good clothing
would do we'll to call On Geo. H. Ash,
Merchant Tailor, 705 Market street.
Awnings taken down and stored dur
ing the winter by John While, 4O4 Mar
ket street.
Chapman's stock of tobacco and cigars
is Immense. Dealers please notice.
Fourth and Shipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22

have no bearing on the case; all mon
shared the same opinion relative to the
sufferings Of the President; 1t was not
pleasant to contemplate these things,
and when they were brought before the
jury they must exercise an influence.
The only question, however, for the ju-
ry to consider was whether the prison
ner killed the President and whethe-
at the time he was in such condition
mentally asto render him responsible
for the act" The speaker, with no at
tempt at oratorical effect, presented In
plain matter.of. fact form the points
which he proposed to make and upon
which the defense would rely. Mr.
Scoville requested that the Court allow
him further time and permit him to tin-
ish tomorrow. This was granted, and
the court at IL o'clock, adjourned until
tomorrow.