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l.ATE>T FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LONDON, January 4.-By direction OF the
| War Office q strict guard is Kept over the
armories OF vOluntt ers in the south OF Lon
don. in consequence Of number OF con-
lemplated f'enian attempts TO seize ihem.
Last night was supposed to be.the time APP
pointed for the execution Of the project, but
no overt act confirming the suspicious has
yet come to light.
Tue death /. announced Of Baron Simon
Won Oppeuheim. head OF the great banking
firm OF Oppenbeim II Sons.
George Eiiea's Incomplete Manu-
scripts.
LONDON, January Alt is stated that the
late George Eliot left manuscripts which,
though incomplete, will yet in part De pub
llshed.
Ireland.
LONDON, January "A Dublin dispatch
says II il rumOyed in official circles that At
torney- General Laws will announce on Fri.
day that in consequence OF an animation
in the Queens speech that amellOratiye
measures are TO be Immediately submitted
in the House OF Commons the prosecution
OF Traversers will be abandoned.
DUBLIN, January AT a meeting OF the
Cooperation to-day il was unanimously de-
ClueU, on nOlIOil vi hl1nl f1OU. T Dtpuci
Gray, that petition be presented by the
Lord Mayor OF London at the bar of the
House OF Commons calling attention to the
laws affecting the tenure OF prOprietorship
OF land in Irellnd, and their effect on the
general condition Of the country and 10 the
necessity for radical reform in these laws.
Starvation In Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, January 4.-The RuSki
VidOmOSH (newspaper) says that the Sara
tof Assembly reports That 10000 peasants
are starving in that province. II Is stated
that upwards Of a million peasants are in
absolute want in the province o. Slmara.
warIike Sentiment I'm Greece.
LONDON, January "A dispatch from
Athens TO The Reuters Telegram Company
saws: The warlike sentiment continues to
predominant. Thirty-twO thousand reserves
and all national guards between the ages OF
thirty and forty years will soon be called out.
Reported TurcOman victory.
ALLEGED HEAVY RUSSIAN LOSS.
TEHEREN, January A letter received
here from GeOk-TeDe states that the Rus
SLAMS IN their last engagement win the
Fekke Turcomans lost 5000 men and a great
quantity Of rifles and ammunition, and that
The loss OF the TurcORans was slight.
small party OF Turcomans have entered The
Persian territory. They lost fifteen men in
an engagement with the Persian troops.
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Tennessee Legislature.

NASHVILLE, January w. b. Ramsay,
who was el'c'ed Speaker OF the House yes
terday, is regarded as more Of Green
hacker than Republican. The Republicans
were forced TO accept the declaration OF the
Warren Grenbackers and ignore the caucus
nominee, r. II. Butler, TO prevent the cleo
ton OF a Democratic Speaker. The State
credit and low-taX Democrats acted in the
utmost harmony. The Democratic senators
OF both wings held caucus last night and
resolved to vote for Democrat fer Speaker
Of the senate
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY 4.-The following are the quotations
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT
LuQs-Uommon 10 good, t4Gf8
Ledf.-Common, 6s6; medium, $1,000 ~;
good IS So; fine, Sl0@sll; extra bne, 1870
Sl4.
DARK TOBACCO-MASUFACTC
Lpg FuterS.-tOmmOn. S3.J0Ms4; medium,
S4.50M So: good, S5.500i6.
Iedf FiNerS.-COihmOD, s0(GS1 80; medium,
t6G $3.50; good, STA rs; hne, f9gSlO.
Vr0DPers.-CommOn, e7.50a $3.50: medium
ts.5OGS9: good. S9.5OGlSl0; fine, 800 Sll
extra sun-curea, il2MSlJ.
BRIGHT TOBACCO MANCFACTuRlNO.
SmOkerS.-CommOn, S3G$l0; medium, il0@
Sl2; good, Sl2Mfl6 /; Hnr, Tl6Gf20.
FIuers.-t0mmOn, S6Gis: medium, S7@S9
good, 1 lpGSl2; fine, nominal.
Wr0ppers.-C Common, slOGti5 medium. 81 so
$40 good. S20Gs30; tine, S40aSJO: fancy, So
MS75.
IVraODers. M9hOgnny.--COmmOr, 1920 sl5
medium, SI5GGs2 good. s22a 80; line, $500
$40; extra. t43@SjH.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for This elias, goods IS confined
PRINCIPALLY to good old heavv-bOdied lug ana Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote
Ola ugs, S4GiJ; Kentucky River hugs, fl0d
fl2; Kentucky River lear, Sl3aSlS.
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Mexican Telegraph Company.

GALVESTON. TfNAS, Jnuary "A. j.
Driver has arrived in tins city en- rOute for
Brownsville. where he will lake charge OF
the Texas department Of the MeXicln Tele-
graph Company This line will run from
Brownsville 10 BraZo>, Santiago, whence a
cable is to be laid TO Tlmpico; thence TO
Vera Cruz, where connection VIII be made
with line running to the City OF Mexico.
Mr.. Driver says the clblc-bOatS are on their
way, and the line is expected 10 reach COM
pelion in about month. The line will
connect with the Western Union Line at
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The house Of Mr.. William =. sheldon, y
New York stock.brokcr living in Brooklyn,
was coolly entered 10y q thief while the fam
lily were at dinner a day M two since. and
diamonds. jrwclry, &c. 10 the yaine OF
81. 10 were carried Cii. The articles were
wedding presents given 10 Mr.. Sheldon's
daughter, who was married n couple Of
weeks since. They were stored IN an up.
per room. Although the thief was seen in
the house. he was mistaken for one OF the
servants. A reward Of 81 600 is offered for
the recovery Of the stolen goods.
An unknown man attempted 10 steal an
oVcrcoat from passenger on The Morris
and Essex railroad Monday morning. He
was detected rs the train was leaving East
Newark. y. j., and lclped from The moving
train. In falling lie struck on his bead, ana
died soon afterwards. There was nothing
on hi> person TO lead 10 his i'd MITIGATION,
and bis remains were taken 10 the morgue
at Hanson.
W. r. Crowdcr is appointed an auxiliary
letter. carrier az Petersburg, Va, Cice Par
ker. promoted. w. II. II. Parker is ap.
pointed regular leiter.carrier ut $3.50 per
annum al Petersburg, Va, rice \. ii. Par
ker, deceased. 6. {. Bailey is appointed
lfl>tiUt>'tI ~ hbNhN pdus bIiilU equity
Va, rice j. ID. lIonaker, resigned.
The Washington correspondent Of The
Alexandria gazette says: have it from in
diSputable authority that General Wickham,
OF Virginia, was on Thursday rendered the
position OF Secretary Of the Navy, and that
a gentleman in New York at the time was
ielegraphtd for to carry HIM the offer, and
that he positively refused il.
Five OF six persons in the family Of Sam
uel Crump, prominent New York printer,
have died from the ravages OF diphtheria
within sin days at Mr.. Crump's residence
in Mont Clair, y. j., owing, it is said, to
defective sanitary arrangements. II seems
fclid gases entered the sleeping apart
menS.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


MURDER IN IExAs-A VIRGINIA OYSTER
SCHOONER BLOWN INTO TbE GULF
TREAM-lNJUNCTIOS AGAINST A RAIL
ROAD CoMPANY-A HORRIBLE TENE-
MENT-HoUsE FIRE IN NEW YORK NINE
LIVES Losr-THE MOREY-CIIINEsE LET
TER-DARiNG HIGHwAYMEN ROB 4 TEXAS
DiANsAND OaSES-RAILROAD ACCIDENT
IN SOUTH CAROLiSA-sALE OF RAIL
WAY IN SOUTH CAROLINA-RUssIANP PEA
SAINTS STARVING.
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Sale ola South Carolina RI iiway.

COLUMBIA, :. c.. January 4.-The Lau-
rens railroad was sold yesterday by the
master in clIancery. at public outcry, for
$50, 0OO. Only one bid was made. The
property was purchased by \. Z. Ha'keIl,
president OF the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta railroad, and yice-president OF the
Columbia and Greenville railroad. in trust
;or other parties. presumably the Columbia
and GrePnviIIe Railroad Company. a check
for S20,000 Of the purchase-mOney was paid
on the SPOT.
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Major llges's command had sharp but de.
cI.Ive engagement last SUNDAY afternoon
with band OF hostile Uncpapa Indians, In
which Chief Gall and three hundred war.
riors were taken prisoners and three hun
dred horses and forty guns were captured
and sixty lodges destroyed. one Indian
was killed and two wounded. None Of the
troops were killed. Major llges Ia in pur-
suit OF the remainder OF the hostile band.
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Injunction Against the Pennsylvania
RatIrOad,

PHILADELPHIA. January An the United
States Court THIS morning Judge Butler
granted preliminary Injunction restrain
ing the Pennsylvania RlilrOad Company
from interfering with The wires and offices
OF the Western Union telegraph Company
along the route OF the railroad until the case
can be fully heard in the same court before
Judges Mckenuan and Butler on the l1lh
instant.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared ty WEEKS
& POTTER. Chemists and Druggists, 800 Washing
ION STREE. Boston, and are for sale by all DRUGGISTS
Price for CUTICURA. medicinal jelly, small boxes
80 cent?; iarse boxes, 81. CUTICCRA RESOLNENT,
the new blood purifier 81 per bottle. CuTICURA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAR. 20 cents CCIlCCRA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, - cents; in bars for
BARRIERS and large consumers, 90 cents.
An ladited free on receipt Of price
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SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE FOR
CATARRU.

SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE, CATARRHAL SOL
VENT ana IMPROVED INHALER, wrapped in one
package ": full diItc ions ana sofa ny an drug
LII Tor one dollar. ASK for SANFORD's RADICAL
CURE.
From simple cold or influenza 10 the rot'ing,
sIOugting and death of the senses OF smell, TASTE,
aud hearing, tuis great remedy Is uarcine. POsQh-
Gus mucous accumulatiOns are removed, the enlrt
membrane ClCarSen. disl1iecltd. SOolhe'. anu
healed. constitutional raydgcS checked the DloOd
pared OF caiaTI hat poison. deepened IN color ana
strengthened IN life giving properties. Thus, eN-
trnallS and internally, In accordance Wiih reason
ana common senSe does this great, economical REM
cdy work, instantly relieving ani permanently Gu
ring .he most graNaied an / dangerous forms OF
human suffering. -
I,neral Agcnt.. MEEks & POTTER. Boston.
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What are skin and scalp Disc but The evidence
of internal hunOr Ten times more difficult 10 reach
aud cure. which floats in the bio, ana Olh,r fluids
destroying The deucatC machinery Of life aud filling
IN" body with iOui corruption which burst through
The kin IN lOItbsume erupiOnS?
CUIICURA kFSOiNENl. The new bOOd-purihCr
internally. CU11CTRN, n ediciual Jcv a. iSied by
the CUTICURA MEDICINAL AND TOILET SOAR. eN.
tefnaily. have performed tir most miraculous cures
oI Ichng. Sca,y. aud ScIOfulOus liumOrs ever re-
Cnrdt q IN medic Al annals.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Murder i'm n Texas weed Choppers
l'nmn.

Camp.
| GALVESTON. January IA special from
| San Antonio SAYS that a most airOcOus mlir-
| der was committed at The wOOd-chOppers'
camp four miles east Of this city saturday
NIGHT. Bruno IIiacO refusing TO lend his
horses 10 Juan Ryan, who desired TO 90 to
san Rosa, Mexico, the latter felled him with
an axe, and getting hi> shotgun, struck
| him over the head with the butt end; ther,
picking up tie axe, he literally chopped his
victim 10 pieces. and then fled. The
,hern's posse discovered him yesterday
hiding in the brush and elected his capture.
ATcxas Maii.Siuge Robbed.
GALVESTON. TEXAS. January IA spc-
cill dispatch to the NeirS from san Anto-
ma saws that on Saturday night the san
Antonio and Laredo stage was stopped
three miles souih OF Medina by two masked
men, who, after pilIaging the mail-bags,
proceed, d to relieve The passengers OF all
their vlluaths. II is supposed that the
men were covered by Others IN The bushes
owing TO their utter reckle>sness and con-
tdencc.
An Alleged Bond HObber.
QUEBEC, January ii. ii. Barton. ac-
cu,ed OF having stolen a $1,000 United
Si1ICs DOIlU, WIS DlOuS bNioit tht WV
Court and remanded for three days on APP
pljcalon of X. j. Bradley, advocate, repre-
senting Mr.. Kenny, OF Pensacola, owner OF
the stolen securities. Ii appears that $4,000
worth Of these bonds were stolen in New
York from Mr.. kenny's roOu at The United
States Hotel. Mr.. Kenny is expected 10 ar
rive here tonight.
Probable Fatal Railroad Accident.
Hl.1
CHARL ESTON, 5. c., January 4.-Ihe en-
oine of the southwark bound passenger
train on the Charleston and Savannah raIl-
road went through bridge over the Ashoee
river. folty.two miles from Charles
ion. last night. No news OF the accident
was received here until this morning. No
passengers were hurt, bu 1t is reported that
The engineer, James Wilkerson, and two
colored liremen, were killed. Travel was
resumed this morning.
An OystcrmaD Blown into the Gull
BosTOS, January 4.-Tbe schooner Sallie
Beet, of Proyincetown. with oysters from
Virginia. was lowed IN here Yesterday with
her crew all frost bitten. She reports that,
In. company with seven other oys'eI schoon-
ers. she was blown Oh into The Gull stream
by last weeks hurricane. The other yes
sells, so far as known, have not yet been
heard from.
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The Cold Weather Broken OF.

DANvILLE, Va, January THE eXceS-
sively cold weather here has broken OF,
and great tbaw bias let in. Abpit g
O'Clock this evening the thermometer stand,
at ~ degrees, and the night closes in with Il
warm rain, which seems likely to produce 4
great freshct in The streams.
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Iynrnb.rg s,rees.Car. Running.

Yesterday, for the first time this winter,
the street.cars did not run. The difficulties
10 surmount were not greater than those
before overcome, bat u was dav Of rest
that both men and stock needed after hav.
ing braved The hardships 81 the whole
weeks severe weather, aud wise conelu-
sion TO take the benefit OF ~. The ears are
running to-day rs usual.
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SALT-RHEUM.

SALT-RHEUM.-WiU Mcdonald, 2J42 Dearborn
stree. Chicago. gratefully acknowledges Il cure of
snlt-Rheum on head, NJ Ck lace arms. and legs, for
seventeen years; not abe TO walk EXCEPT on hands
aud knees Tor one wear; LO' abe 10 help himself Tor
eight wears; iried hundreds of remedies; doctors
pronounce his case hopeless permanently cured
by the CuticuTa Remedies.
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Garfield and the MOrcy.(hinese let

ter.
NEW YORF, Jl0uary 1.-THE New York
IrUh to-day publishes an open letter to
General Garfield, acknowledging The MOrey-
Chinese letter 10 he z forgery, saying,
This acknoW ed.mcnt j. due to you from
the journal in winch the letter first ap-
peared. II i made voluntarily and as an act
Of simple justice, for while we believed, as
we did until within few weeks past, that
YOU were the author Of the letter, no bride
could tempt nor threat iutmidac us into
making contrary statement. Having as
ccrtlIned, however. our error, 1t Is graft
icltOn TO Us 10 give the same prominence
to this acknowledgment that we gave to the
forged letter itself, and thereby make all the
amends i'm our power for wrong OF which
the ITuM was an unconscious instrument"
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ny Telegraph.

NEW YORK, January 4.-EOOn.-Si0cks HHset.
lied Money ON call, q per seat. FXchnge-LOne
49,; snort, 1892 State bonds dun. Governments
nominal
ErepIUq.-MOuey, Gas per cent. tNchins.
quoted Uhe new systeInl at 9Si, for sixty days
equivalent to 4Sl old system. Governments ialry
sctiye and irm new SIS, l0l's; new AS, lliS'
new 4's Il2a. states moderately active.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, ! ,nnary 4.-Viryinia Ga. old, 80
def, rred l6is: consols. "a: second series, ~
pasl-due ronpOns, 80; new lO-4U's, BOY; lO-4O's
COLDOn. elit.
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Failure or IIquOr. Dealers.

ST. L0rIs, January 4.-Messrs. Bowman
x BIyer, wholesale liquor merchants Of this
city. made an assignment to I-adoTc Bush
This morning. Their liabilities are said IL
I've $4,000: assets, sl2J, 900.
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FURNITURE.

EURSITURE.-LARGE STOCk-M
IL GREAT lNpUCE y Y S-EA>fA
TERMS OF PAIMENTS.--We call attention
Of all In need OF goods 10 orr large and seeectt
81 ,ck OF Furniture, emhra ing all OF the latest
styles In parIor, Cha,uher. aud Dining Room SUITS.
our stock Is full ap connie G; prices AS low ss
the Lowest; our y Jous viii c0mIarc Win any III the
wv EGATuRIGHT 4 son.
dc S-3m 10 Governor street,
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ECZEMA RODENT.

ECZEMA RODENT.-F. u. Drake. Esq. agent for
Harper & Bro hers Detroit, Mich, gives an aston
ishing account Of his case (tCzema ROdeni), which
mad bteu treated 10y consultation of physicians
without benefit, u d which speedily yielded 10 the
CuuCuTa Rene dies.
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kINGWORM.

,RiNGwoRM.-Gcor9e ". Brown. 4S Marshall
: rect, PIOVOenc>. X. /, cured by Cutieura Rene
die, of "A RingwOrm Humor, got at the BARRIERS.
which spread all over the ears neck, and face, and
for six years resisted all kiQds of treatment.
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SKIN DISEASE.

:. A. steele, r a.. Chicago, H., saws: 81 will say
that before used the CCIICUHA REMEDIES ! was
In fearful STATE, and mad given up all nope of ever
having any relief. They have performed wonder
full for me, and of my own free VIII ana accord
recommend Them
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VOLTAIC ELECTRIC DASTERS.

(rOLLINS'S NOLThIC ELEC CTR | G
~ PLASTERs.
More continuous ana powerful electrical action i
obtained from COLLINS'S NOLTAlC ELECTRIC
PLASTERs than any - battery made. They are "A
spteuN ana certain cure for Pain and Weakness OF
III Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, and Urinary Orga s..
Rhtumaii,m, Neuralgia. Hyslerta, Female Weak
rc,S, Nervous Pains AMI We 'kncsSes, Malaria, and
Fever and Aguc. Price, % cents. Sold every VIII re-
&C lG.S&Wl
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGES,
IrDEsAY. Jannnrs 4. IHsI

1UDEsAf. JaDU1rs 4, ISSI.
SALES 100 Virginia coDsoIs at 49,; GOO
and Allegheny r. n. 7'sat 100; 3.00O
Richmond, York River and Chesapeake n. II. 81 al,
ll3; 20 shares X. 4 r. X. II. stock at 81 ; share
III Wrist National Rank sfocL nj 1911
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BUSINESS CHANCES,
Two BRICKMAKERS.

Two BRICKMAKERS.
VALUABLE SQUAREOF LAND N MANCllES-
CHESTER, MAR TIE TERMINUS OF
THE FREE BRIDGE. CONTAINING
FOUR DALE AtKtS.
FOR ALE OR r 7.
On this .uuare there j. a large quantity II VERY
SUPERIOR BRICK CLAY. D"sides COMFORT.
ABLE DWELLING Tor u snal family. u desiIed,
the ADJOINING SQUARE 10 the south could be
rented. To Dersou, about to engage In tsr manu-
fncture OF biiks, his properly presents most IA
vorabe opportunity. Terms accommodating APP
DIV 10 W. oODi'lN,
4, o.eOd4t Real Estate ne i0neer.
CEILING OUT AT 'OSr TO CLOSE
- RIISINESS.-Uwine 10 my eayiAR the city
offer my entire stock.of STOVES, TINWARE, Se.,
al cost.
STORE and DWELLING for rent.
JOHN n. SUIT,
"A lin 7OJ e;ssi BrOld - reel.
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DnkotnIndians Cnptured.

NEW YORK. January A special from
Fort Buford, ID. T., says that part Of
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Flour.

Flour dull. We quote: Fine, s3G $3.50: extra
$3.50: suuerlne, "a. 800 s4.7j: common family
S5.75dS6; choice or patent family. S7.o0@Ss
Staun,on inspection, extra. 50 60S5.70.
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Observation-Disclosures.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-JASUARY 3, 1881.
sun rises. 49,. 7:23l HIGH TIDE.
No III s,t........... \ 80 Evening. .........lO.2O
PORT OF RICHMOND JANUARY 4. 1881.
NoTE.-Owiag 10 ice no vessels can ply ihc river.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIALS
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. Jamnary 1, 1881.

WHEAT Uhite, A pn hes fair ~ 81 u. Red -
/ Lancaster 400 bushels good AZ Sl.l7. fuitZ-JsO
bu heels at Sl.13 tor good aud sl.I5 and ii III for
very 2OOu.
CONN White Az bushels al 81 and dc. for
good ana prime Mired, 90 bushels prime az Ode.
MEAL.-30 bushes al 5Sc
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CCTICIRA.
~ TiCJ \.

ITCHING uUMORS, SCALY HCMORS, BLOOD
IlCMORS, SPEEDILY, PERMANENTLY,
AND ECONOMICALLY CURED
WHEN PHYSICIANS AND
ALL OTHER METHODS FAILED.
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WOOD AND 40. =

4 NTHRACliE tOAL.-FoR SALE,
~ 1000 tons ZEN FRANKLIN LykkN'S
VALLEY" RtD-ASH tGG. STOVE. and tuESI-
Mt COAf. Also. WEST Virginia sPLlNT.
CLONEh NIL. and MIDLo1HlAs LUMP aud
nAII. COAI. OAK and PIE wood VI best
quality. GEORGES CREtk tsaBtRLAND
GOAL sold BY The cargo ia small lois to at tie
t'ade.
OFFICE AND YARD, corner Of - ,eniecnth and
cary streets. WRIT ROBERTS.
de 2i.3m
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GUNNER PRICES FOR ALL SIZES OF
- ANTHRACITE. CUMBERLAND, sPLlNr,
.tLOV FER hill. NUrrALBURG, and SOFT
.CUKf, PINE and OAK WOOD. Car aud be con-
vince. you can do beueT than elsewhere. Orders
BY telephone Or Otherwise promptly hlled from
either ufiee-7OS Broaa opposite Theatre. or 1909
cary street. lie lbI Z. ~. fAof..
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kIDNEGEN.

X IDNEGEN,
TRADE. Mark Sccured.I
THE GREAT KIDNEY REGULATOR
DIURETIC
KIDNEGEN
is highly recommended and unsurpassed for
WEAK OR FOUL KIDNEYS,
DROPSY,
BRIGHT'5 DISEASE,
Loss OF ENERGY,
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
or any obstruction arising from Kidney or BIac-
er-Diseasts. Also,
FOR 81 GOD AND KIDNEY POISONING
in infected malaral sections.
Unlike any other preparation for Kidney difficult
ties it has very pleasant and agreeable taste and
favor 1t contains positive dinrelic properties, and
WILL NOT NAUSEATF.
LADIES especially will like It and GENTLEMEN
viii md KIDNEGEN the hest Kidney Touc ever
used.
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rog7Y THOUSAND DOLLARS fANtN fHoN
rRI,ATs SAFE IN NEW HAVEN "''""oi
ReIAKfNG TIE LOCKS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-05

NEW YORK, January 4.-COtlOn-Net rereip s
1863 bales gross 564 bales futures CLOSED bare
w steady sales. - 600 bale; January. fl2.oOD
sI2OS: February SIP %: Mafch. SEAL. April,
SI2 55MSl256: Nav. Sl2.6s@ tl26o; June
+l2.77Gsl2 so; july sl2.s7dslZ.s9; August
HlZ.D2 a NI2.93.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-04

A. j. Fisher has just placed in his Gallery
one of l.. w. Seavey'S finest scenery back
grounds. Also new accessories.
American Tailor J. II. Carey, on same
floor of REVIEW OFFICE. Spring Fashions
received. all work cut in the latest style and
all the minor details complied with in making.
Cutting done on short notice. April 1st 1881.
White wash lime, for sale by DIV, Scott &
Co., st
The best New Process Flour from Mime
apolis. Try it. ID. w. Scott & Co., have it
A full line Of Jesse Oakleys SOAPS including
the celebrated Queen" at d. w. Scott&Co.,
GEO. II. WoOD & Co. will, according to
previous announcement, open their New
Gallery the first Monday of April. where you
can get four very nice tintypes for 80 cents.
All kinds Of copying Plain or in Ink, done.
Stereoscopic and other outdoor work, Spe-
ciality. We have the best of Instruments,
and will make the best of work. Patton's
Block, Corner of Bridge and Main ST., To-
wanda, Pa.
Moving Household Goods and all kinds of
drawing done on reasonable terms by Murray
Watts, who has one of the best draws in town
and good team. Orders left at g. S. Ack-
ley's office will receive prompt attention.