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I quantity OF dynamite bad been landed at
Fiume 10 be forwarded to Russia. The
| Russian authorities requested the Austriaus
TO allow the dynamite to proceed as far us
the frontier. There 10 was received by
persons IN the uniform OF the Russian
police. subsequently another body OF otli-
Gals came TO sequestrate the dynamite,
when it was discovered tbat the first
comers were disguised Nibillsts. who sue.
ceeded IN smuggling the dynamite into the
interior.
The Late Fire ~ Nice.
LONDON. March 2G.-rhe los Of life BIZ
the burning OF the Opera-House at Nice
has been pretty accurately ascertained.
There does not seem 10 be any foun-
datlon for the statement that a number Of
foreigners are missing. The Opera House
was very old building, which was rebuilt
by the Government about fifty years ago.
The Stage-Stfings were OF the very ligbtes;
material. and The scenery was painted on
paper. When the fire attacked these they
burned With great rapidtv. The building
bad only two dOors-one leading 10 lbe pit
and boxes. and the other TO the galleries.
The latter was only four feet VIDE. There
WAS also an extra door marked d" Available
in case OF fire." but IT. had not been open
for years. aud was found too strOug ana
fast TO be forced. The maestro who was
slightly hurt is Ferdinand Strakosch.
Spurious Religious Relics.
LONDON, March 26.-rbe DdiIy Ners'S
Rome dispatch says: The Pope recently
ordered The Cardinal Vicar to institute
strict inquiry into the slcrilegious traffic IN
spurious relies. The Cardinal Vicar In,
accordingly addressed a circular to Catholic
administrators throughout the world init.
mating that no bodies have been taken from
the catacombS for thirty years, and warning
them against impDStOrs. II should be noted
that The entire astrological specimens pur-
porting TO be remains Of carly Christian
martyrs freshly dug from The catacomUs III
Rome have been shipped 10 America.
Central and south American Cable.
VERA Cruz. March o. rbe cable steam
ers DIira and lntelnllipnal will on Moudav
begin Lying from here the first section Of
the Central and SOnih American cable south.
ward 10 Tehuantepec. When they have
completed this work tbcy will return to
England and take on cable to he laid on the
Pacific coast from CalIaO, Peru. 10 Tehutu.
tepec, Nlclrauga, aud the great Emlla Pan.
anna route.
Thc Catholic church i'll Russia.
VIENNA, March 2G.-rnc Russian Coup-
ciIlors, AlOS>Oi0i and BOutenaili, who are
Staying in this cIty, VIII Start shortly Tor
Il me 10 continue direct WITH The Vatican
the negotiations relative 10 the Roman
Catholic Church i'm Russia.
King of ROuinauia.
BUCHAREST, March 2G A vote has been
unanimously passed by the Senate and
Chamber of Deputies rrOc.almiug Prince
Charles King Of umlCia.
GOttOn-Till Burned.
LONDON, March 2G.-The Robin Hood
cotton mill. at b hon. ms been destroyed
by lire. Loss, G26, 900.
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TICKET AGENCY.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP lgTS1
Ia TICKETS. s.nkx1 ~
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY.
GOA MAIN STREET

Representing the following Drst-elaSs ocean steaLs
snip lines from Boston, Ne York. Phls Jelphia and
Baltimore 10 Europe: CUSAkD, WHITE STAR,
NATIONAL, ANCHOR, ouiON, INMAS. AMER
LLOYD, HAMBURG AMERICAN, ana METH
ERLASD'S AMERICAN, ITALIAN. and BOk-
DtAUX. FIRST CLASS. SECOND CLASS aud
STEERAGE TICKETS To and from ali the Drin-
cipal points In Europe. Excursion tickets u,
reduced rates. Staie-rooms secured in advance
Parties going 10 Europe sending for thtir friends
would do well 10 communicate with the un krslYned
before purchasing elsewhere. Railroad aud steam.
ship tickets 10 all points Ia The United states aus
Can ada. Rates same at dep0ts anu general ohces
Ma trouble TO answer questions Virtue TO OF call Oh
A. W. CARRIER,
General Railroad and Steamship Agent,
fe lld&w3m e26 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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Flour-Ittue better fcenny We .qno'e Fine,
S{1,sH.5O: extra, $3.50, utcrhnc, eloOns - ,
amman family. SJ.7JMS6; CHOICE or patent
fomtiv. s7.jOuSs stanton inspection, eNtra'
$3.50.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. March 20, 1851

WuTAT.-Whife. 50 bushels goodat - Ian
easier, Ii bushels very good or $50. Mixed -
Si3O Iulz. 80 bushels good from sI'@O 70
sI.22. II. .,., ,,r,,,,e
% , &c. Mixed, POO bushels very -""" "'' l''''0 81
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DEPARTUHE or STEAMERS.

NOR NEW YORk.-rhe Ola rs%sH
4 Dominion Steamship Company s ..nazs 2Gk
steamship OLD DOMINION. Captain WALhER
VIII ,aiI TT E>DAY, March 2gih, q, o'clock 4. NJ
Freieht received unti O'Clock =. VI.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
wdrded with dispatch 10 all points north south, east
apt west; also. 10 foreign ports.
Passenger ace )mmOdaiiOns unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New ! Ork, fl2 stecrdge, 80 and 80.
For freight apply Ia
g. ". ALLEN & co, Agents,
NH 27-2t Company's w art. ROcketis
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RICHMOND. YORK RIVER AND CHEsPEAX8l
RAILROAD. 4

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tHEsPEAKsl
RAILROAD. 4
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- TAXING EFFECT AUGUST le, 1880
PASS ENGER TRAINS.
800 +. VI. Leave Richmond daily except Sum
day.. connecting al West Point 90
Tuesday, TIT ~ DAY, ana SAT-
CHDAi with steamers for all land
tuls on the York river and for Bsitt-
more.
TH2OUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
800 A. NJ Leave Richmond daily except SuG.
1913 4. M.( day, connecting AZ West Point with
5termers for Batlmoie on MONDAY,
Tuesday, WEDNfS DAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY:
With steamers for sew York on
NOND DAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with steamers for Prosi-
d.nce and Boston on Tt E5DAY Gnc
rkIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 a. ii. Ar1yr AZ Richmond daily ie1csp.
sunday connecting ri West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT-
URDAg With steamers from Bslu.
more.
THROUGH FRElGHT TRAINS.
$50 Z. Ma arrive a. Richmond daily texeept
6:35 4. M sunday. Connecting AZ West Point
With Steamers from Baltimore, New
Nark. Providence. ana Boston,
No transfer OF freight az Richmond 20 or from
southern points. fars run through between Atlan0
Careful handbag &sd dispatch, with lowest rates,
Tn rough blils OF iAding, with guaranteed rates
Issued 70 all northern and western p0iRts.
Poo a. formation, apply az ONCE 81 the company
T genty-,h.rd and book streets, Richmond. Va
auIs ~ DOUGLAS. superintendent
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LynchDurg Passenger Train, No. A. Daily.
cave Observation-Disclosures. e:3O AM
Arrive NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .......... l:33 A. NJ
Train No. ~ connects at Burkeyille with Allan
tic. Missist ippl ana ohio railroad for faTn,yille,
Trains Nos. ~ and IL connect at >utherlin's with
milton.
Tram No. AZ connects at salisbury with Western
North Carolina railroad for Asbeyiile and all points
I'm Western North tarolini.
Trains Nos. 80, AZ, and AZ connect at Airline
Junction with Atlanta and Charlotte Airline rail-
way for All points South and Southwest, and No.
a. connects al Charlotte with Charlotte. Coumbiz
and Augnsts railroad for ali points south, sOuth-
east. and Southwest.
Train No. 80 stops only II Jetersylle, brakes
Branch, Barksdae's. Danyille, Greensboro. and
salisbury.
Trains from the aboye-usmed points arrive at
Richmond 4iS i. NJ. 1888 4. ~, ani 7:lS 4. NJ.
Train ON North Carolina railroad connects at
Gudsboro with Weldon and Wilmington railroad
Tor Weldon aud Wilmington
PIIiMAN-tAR SERVICE:
On Train No. 5O-WasbingtOn. Richmond, and
Atlanta.
ON Train No 4s-New York aud Richmond, or
Danyie and Atlanta.
On Train No. i2-WashingtoD. Richmond, an
Danyile, and Dauyie and Augusta.
Tickets sold TO all points sOusL, southeast, and
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lsy-over checks given on local tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
T. VI. X. 1ALCOTT, General superintendent
fe20
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ytsss,p AND sssess

EOALAND WOOD-DOWN sHEGOES.
" Best ANTHRACITE Of al in trash from ibe
u Ires-Nui. 1913; Egg AMI Stove, 40 aud % %
Der ton de1yered. SPLINI " tor Hat. and
1880 Tor Lump. PINE WOOD. IS 10 $3.50 pee
cord: OAK, S. so 10 So per cord, delivered. Or
,lers by telephone or otherwise promptly flied.
Ofrces, 70s broad street, opposite Theatre, aud
1905 Cary street.
mh37 g. n. PAGE.
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EOR NORFOLK, BALTI-eIp.
MORE, THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LAM =
ISGS on JAMES RIVER,
ALSO
OLD POINT,
sMITHFIELD AND HAMPTON.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
CITY OF RICHMOND
OR
ARIEL,
carrying United states MALL
Z.C CLIFFORD, Commander.
mIUl or ArleI aU1 n G1TN'r'-
street. Bag &c checked through.
ALL lllill

Freight received daily Tor Norfolk. Portsmouth,,
Snithneid, and Hampton; WASHINGTON, -. C.,
NeHbtrne. Washington, 4nc Tdrboro', Y. g.. and
ALL ponts I'm Eastern Norfl Carolina also, tor East
efu shore of Virginia, Cld Point and an regular
lufing' on james river, a. LOWEST RATES,
ana through bills issued. J.. Il. TATUM,
,e / Suusrinirudrnt.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP >fTx
" COMPANY. s-xsrs.sssfs
FOR NEW YORK.


Tf.- ru1p%uy V1a ,i5;st.a one 81 ih.lr sp.'.0.o
ste.n.s,z-,jIN DONi.ioS HTANOKF, NAN.
FGI,.r. All 81 NpAN Hlgh water.
~mus gong n)rih land 81 f1er 81, North rive
f1lf rI Beach street. Ships coming south 5tii ircI
PR a. Nor river. foot Of tfiristOUuer street..
They have splendid sG.ool0, ssse-rUolD1, ana Lats
rooms.
4 j. rare, accommodation, ana attentions arr ~ :
81 -Dal8ed.
greixnis f,r points beyond New York f0rwsIc.
With dis pAtch, and 80 ,cafge nSde except Aciasl ~
s.Cign, received uYtl q O'CLOCK p. NJ. osily.
"OE lurtGeT .uiuTnlaIV. epIlJ 20
GEORGE Y. ALLEN = CO., AEe1:f,
pvIS nfiir- lnsGa.srvis wnarvss. HOcE4fiqb
R5hILnU ,PhiA. Rich fsk
...n. AND NORFOLK sTEAM- ..9iEs34
ei'" GINE.-FDP PhiLADFL"NlA, FALL
VisFR md IHE East VIA FALL slFkh
rtiksK TINE, q WKEK.-Upn further no
A.. -. ..,. Acr3 Of tni lie viii M ~ 81 -wee'
trips, leaving TmGdfphl- every UE5DAS
THURSDAY, and StCURDAY, aod Richmond
ey,4y TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and 81 sDAY, coz
Esc.Egai Philadelphia Hith ClYdcf z" Engisn'
Linz Tor san River. - - -
QUICK TfNF-FaEQCENT DEF -RTUKEs-
LOWEST RATES. "
Trc'ght r,cei Ved daily Oltu O'Clock 4. NJ.
JA aES W. MCCARRICK.
General SOut rrn Agent, hichmOnd, Va,
WILLIAM p. CLYDE 4 CO.,
General Aanagers,
no2s Ne i2 sonth Whsrves. nilAdephLa.
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Central and south American Cable.
Thc Catholic church i'll RUSSIA.

VIENNA, March 2G.-Fnc Russian Couu-
ciIlors, MoS>OoiI and BOutenaifI. who aIe
>taying in THIS cIty. VIII Start shortly Tor
Il me 10 continue direct WITH HE Vatican
the ncgolillionS relative 10 the Roman
Catholic Church i'm Russia.
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HING of E,Ouinariia.

BUCHAREST, March 2G A vote has been
unanimously passed by the Senate and
Chamber Of Deputies rroc.aimiug Prime,
Charles King Of X 'umlCia.
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NEW YORK. CWCrON rIITUREs.
MAXINE INTELLsGENCh

MINIATURE ALMANAC-MArcn 27. 1851.
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PACKETS leave scoitsville Tuesdays. Thursdays, and
Saturday, al =. NJ.
Hose connection at williamson with rhesapeake
and OHIO railroad 10 points east and west.
tOr other Information apply at Nos. 1fo3
ll07 Bank street. u. 2. BARBOuK.
General FTeis ut and Ticket Agent.
DECATUR AXreIL. General Manager. NH ~
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Dynamite En- Route for Russia.

vienna, March 26.-The Press says the
Austrian police recently Informed lbe
Russian Government that considerable
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REVENUE RscsrTs AND TOBACCO kxros S,.s,,-
personal - ROBBERY AND ARSON - SNOW
AND HSiL-asSEssMeNr APrEALs-lNsuR'
lScg AMONG the coLoREo rEoPLs-Goor
rprcrs FOH LANDS. &C.
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Freight and Freisht and
Mail. Passenger. Passenger.
ave - - - -
noud. 400 r. VI. e:35 A. VI.
80 a.
nond. 1852 A. VI 3:45 r.. VI.
ave
nson's. s:soA.M
YEA
l.on's. 6Ao I'm
, 1881-02-07
ANTI-HAYES.
Strong Expressions OF D1xguat ut tho
Removal ur stewart l.. Nou4ltnrd md
tho appointment Of StnnlCy Hiatt

Strong ExpreNsioits OF Dlxguat ut tho
: Removal or Stewart l.. Wou%ltnrd mud
tho Appointment Of Stnnlcy NIAt-
t1tcsvn.
Special Correspondence ot The Chicago Tribune
CNLuNRuS, O., Feb. b-1f President lIhyca
should return to Ohio to-.1ay. and hrnr the hit
ter dcnuncfntnns ut his former supporters and
ntEn!rcrs, ho woll.i DOUBTLESS nrrtye ut tho con-
cust0n that as IN favnrlt snn he hns fccli dis
Inherited. 1t matturs not how hard they worked
fur tic Success 0f tho present Administration,
and how frea tho grcnt Inn10ttty OF tho ftepnb-
ltcnn purity hnye hccu 10 overlook aud c1p!ntl,
awily tho very peculiar whlms that tavo 80 dis.
tli11,t!shcd tho present Administration there
nro few Republicans IN Ohio to-day, ho they Of
the original statwart lani that formed tho anti-
lIAycS purity In hit. or those who rpMnurtl jlrm
III their support Of tue President, TINT do not
press in the most clnphaitc manner their dis
gust and condemnation ut tho cofrsp recently
pur SUED by Mr.. ltaycs III tho appointment of Sir.
Forster to succccA tho lion Stewart Il.
Nuodfurtl ms District Attorney In New York.
1t my 'nhn frUsn nnotl!cr StAto has won tho
respect, estccIl a1td admiration NJ Ohio tcput-
lcAns, tflat mnn Is cx-t1ny. WoodforA, and nrxt
TO Senator iiiAi,la ho hU1ds tho strongest gslp
among the rasscs. And TINT be should ba
singled ont by tho President ns IN instrument to
cd ~ uot only ill.n.sisrd. but degrading tile nt-
lieu of the Presidency 10 il nvel With tint Ut IL
mnlieu CuMinlsa!arer III c@ty Or tho thlti cltss.
itt t!le rrGsltlett shout! uc3irp N hniltntr q
senator Gn'kihK !y tne appointment nl the"ttly
persoH thtt tsionuna tao aalhlI's!fatlon M 1T TUG
4saW lotK convention, Il IcW years A4ti, Is
spoken y a. 70 entirety prrstnAl az 70 nr".l bur
llttlo comment. tllu entire motive hclng derived
itolA - t!eKio ynt'. atlu yt,H t!rklo me. Anu
inns: tfl y inc tnee " mo lfcsttents KreAt tp-
EnMs Tor e"ClSll-Sersieo ro!9rm.
,,,tr.r ~ attnHe .,t' aksh nv IL tfGshen III ~
cssutt on all slsGs. a,,l es.ry tnoss or appo!nt-
iileut noW mule ID "ttchta with interest: Why
me M.ople " ohtO tAke 80 1huch Interest ~ 00S.
WMMtual lies i'll tho fact thnt III lai;A while tho
canN!iKn wns Kt,!ns on. GOV, nny.s WINS tho
, 1881-02-07
SUPREME COURT VACANCY.
lfnyohs Had pVotlttiacMt-StronG Hon.
xOM* AgAfnAt MIR. N1ntthcsyss N0MllnA-
tion-IiiH EnllrOnL Record.

hHyohs l3nA experimentation K0n-
rinr.1s,. r. en,I-.,,I 1,n.ar:
""H-i'i" fsai.ronu w., ,e'u,. ssecoro' ,s
WAsttIHGrOS, Feb. 3-Tho consideration by
tho scnatc Comnittco oil tho Judiciary Of tho
nomination uf Mr.. Stanley Matthews to bo AS
soe'a.e ts "ust.ee s' VI 'lo ohteo et"tes supreme
C"irt mas Doefl 1h1arltal, bt!t so'lo incta haFo
rnt,, lint Tin nonnn,t,,,, wi, remain hnnr ~,
N tha coh1N'tsee MI, WILL a"ont INC mld'llo ef
Democrats Of tho raet TINT Mr. MATTHEW'S was Of
counsu, for tho ncputiican sIt!u during tho m
Electoral count, und so.no Of them sncprlnsly
in.tl,ire wlIotor tic pcutl!ug appointment to the
supreme D. aea a'cncn ~ PUT ~ o. .no tees ons IL
oa,e",ion " ,h"y s"n ths oro ,s " conser.
tlrmo,, hoforc now. trbn rcuI ixsue l,ot,ycon Mr.
n,,,,nys a,,,, ,, so,,a.t,rs ,rh,, ,s o,,s,aarn,
nla uomEnntlon latcs buck to tho long aesslun
Of tho Eorty- 18TH Congress- anu 1ro,rs p,lk tt tbs
s,r7,Mic ovcr tho Fdcjoc Ifatrrtt t,t,ui,o nh.
;'t. Aa"ltuu"s npEelteu III 'n't c''ntcsl ~ tao
Lender OIL tho sto OF tho rlllroa'!s whoso inter-
,n,,c,, Nv zcnI "na all.y II hanns,s t,at ~ ,o
~, ,,sa"t " o
1n,ttnn sna ,o ,yre r,ia,y Una-
~. ,.'it. " .ao tMoc I. !rpsu fHtaE n!ii aho
@ tmo G,Ha4aI!aM ,a4 WIS Ms niilhor. ihgso seslAtors
,n',,fs nn ,n,!aa ~ Is ..,r, !' az ., ~,
it.uuMs. ~ @ Dsts!s ~ ,!H1s. ttcry ul1p u! WhnM
NJ Ut, soH}s 9 WHEY VI INC Ell ~ nestaon nau tilt
w W1n Ut. Mat!nnMs. ~ y tnorGtufo nnttif9i TINT
LILY a,, pseseMt II.nclnry Cou!nittco an9nn view
i Wem crilea! Hyn tno. Npnosntsnott of ar. alut-
s tmows ~ -, Sno M upon WHose aGc,sons lnay
.,t,oI ~ ~ y. US III, alo ~ Inot tno
H. ~ ,o ynr 1 'I1 nwef ~, n[
L. LII waen ae Ing SenMto1s WHO hasoe'toa tho
fnaH!tns H..as ~ Cnntoh"tts. ,
*Eti AAC lN4ktONA CSHllAuaES kc5kCA EUH-
~, H.. o. tIo rnHlK ~, W!s nilirnch
~ Mso 0Mt.ees. III H. toIGo Hissent,l8 anu one hot
aaEns. aGs. w 1un nHG Ius!ces Wig nillTlncd were
ssssM: naitet s4ttttl strab"f, C!!!ntu, 4nu tAr-
tt.I' JIG tnrcg % %nissGht!nH justices were tt1u,
.,,, ,eS 1iIss Mna ItcM " tn9 I'VE Who 4l!lIneu
neo lclt. " tha tnrcn wsio tiissontcu, twp re-
..l mhin. nIu nc tniri' l1nsse STRING. nus heett
huSGGGuea uy JUSTICE ontis, WHOSE position
ioucnlslE tno gIrtt principle invnlved IL mn
k,awh M1~ enass tno anpo;an1tmGnt Or Mnt.
tnoNS. Voc SwnSlIo. rms woti!tt nlnku tho EnIrt
, 1881-02-07
EX-G0V. c. c. WASHBURN ILL.

La CROSSE, Wis, Feb. G.-sx-Gov, Catlwnlla.ler
q. Washburn arrived ut In Crosse Saturday
morning fr0m tho East aftpr d fortn[Kht's nb-
scncc. during which he has not bucn In hIs usual
vigorous health. tiu ought not to taavo taken
TINT long md hurried journey In such cold
wonthor. Saturday noon. whllo III tho o1licu or
Mr.. lll1on JoIulng tlis own Office, tue Oovcrnor
bud IN nttack ot .yertIgo. lle was conveyed to
s., mas s@ NJ ~ % .9 Gaesnn iloMs wers ~ ro.
10 ytel t0 tnelual treatment. Thort. IL every
possibility OF ILLS rapid rccovery. llp hHs scstpu
well, nsnl to-day rGCctyel several Visitors, with
Wh0n! hQ converavtt fE00ly And CheorfullY,
, 1881-02-07

fintzrl.
flrnt. r.. II. staskwca,hcr t,As hccn elected
Cn1tnn nr EnIupa.y e. Second iteRtmont
Charles 81, nr vlnney i,ns b.cn elected First
1'tntenunt Ut u CompnHy, Tt'lth fnfnntry.
The Ilonrsi nf Olicrrs Of tho asa,tntl licKImcnt
will hold II resI'ur monthly tnccaing to-nRht,
.Inspph u. Sullivan Inns bern elected Second
Lieutenant of cumpany A. scconh Regiment
Hhcotnt- Lieut.. Jnseph II. Schlunst, Eonpnny
Il, First Enyalry, has tbnurc'l tlfH rGsiR1Intinn.
Tert Is tt,re tAi life nfnl effectiveness Ia tho
HtCnnh jlrgncnt nav tlnH Tins GFGr before been
oxhlh1sc't ktncu II. organization.
ChnrIes II. i',yur WIS Inst week elected First
'cu!cnnnt a,,i Fr'tnk i:sahSr; r.. scc''t'd
.Ja,nr. Il. tsurkc, formerly Captain ard Adm
thhL III Tho scenlla ihr4HGllt, Etk been t'eGlcd
Cau.a!n of cnnpany !; 'f the samc regiment.
The r,slannIon. # First Lieut.. A. 4. Jo'nstnn
funy j, F!ts, i.eEincnt, have bern ',recpted.
Capt, Il: 4. Helm, commanding Cotnpnny n,
Fisst t'hymiry. ri'con!,non1s tho discharge Of
i'rsvntes UcorKc Is Feyre A!d ]" b. Sanders
" for tho 4oGd ri tho aUrSlEc.
CnI,t. j. ". Ynncc. q Company. Seventeenth
11nttHlli,n. FIlrls. iihs been pr0nutHJ tn MMIor
and Assistant Inspector Uurcrnl Of tho Second
BrHasse, ten. Hccsu commanding.
cant EnHc. Formerly az o!1lecr Of tho Hcconfi
meeting ii tic ar4iory iast FrIdny cvoutis. u
There WI lGM reEnI4r. meeting Of tho stan
osers ei tflG First l!r!gatr ut htiltltlnrters To-
nrss Ut Importance IL to bo tnikcd ovcr.
fapt John T.. whenn. G compsny. Sixth Int
tt;a!!o,, rc;s'rnn''is tho o'nrn,lo dsch"1Ee of
Stntc.
,n, nhe e.; GoIone OF tho scGonn Mcg1msnt hns
ss 1 ~, 'iK HWY on aua"n sfrrss netwcen
Summons, EMtk Il Co.. md which WaA retGntly
blirl'c" o'at' Tor n,' nrsnory.
col ,tn,nes t,uIrk. cot,,r,andinR tho sccnnd In.
ll vacancies existing n the l'ne officers Of tlnt
cI!flistt 81" 4r :,nioTa tho soth inst' BY ORDER OF
llr'2'-dc's. y. I. Torrenct'
(;tnr,fs has ricrIyni it f,liini,rr oT
rev rccrlIts rc.t,tly. Chnrtotto Thntlt.vt,
{e I{ M Eme rttsrs se, sts Mo g l%r sae ooHoht ot
| 49,. M,,,, -, -,.,
,,n r,,,,', H., sn'r,;yr ~ r1.ato Hen
ltutcrt 4. Frazler. on account Of removal froin
rlynns c s ru da o ao t;.nru K q sawri fn6
.ss Il t. Ms III. G's e as ;fS. ss sat
I;a,!nl|on win yaiuHi,s, military mi, of tho
unltsA Staes end ha1dsn'nu ~ . % woEt.,cnrss,,s ~ e,
ncsseu'
Capt: shcn smith. commanding company F,
"s.ha ycurs. d pIsppsoye nH by rcsmenta % aid @
TIE nnnl Of Officers Of tho First !sceiment
t,ay n Il, sn.tss Xxx "vsnhiIity r Mcs,nr as
MI escnrt to tic Nnconlii Lanccrs Of Ht,s,0n
! Ortcnns to attend tho MMrlli Grns.
Tho etrte,,,I, ,,,ttoIto,, ,vi,t ,ovo ,,ot,o,t,,
at|Ii ana ss!le' II tSs;s arS,y ws'sss,3y ,'!;;;
~, II : s,.,s ,nv tnUy VT.
|
, 1881-02-07
CALIFORNIA FARMERS.

IAN FRANCISCO. Fob. 6.--Tho Farmers' Con-
ventIon to-day resolved to fortu Wheak Grow
crs Association fur California for mutual nll
uHd protection against mitidlomen, tho nrst
n1rAtftiH ut Whlrl, IN to bo hold Anil u. Ono
prnJeet of tho prur'sod organization ls tho os-
iullashMent Ut iii AEuncy ut fAY9rpool for
frrlghtH und cotnuttssltli.
, 1881-02-07
AN ENGINEER In IRnllRlE.

lALTtMoltE, Feb. 6.-Th0 Government inspect.
ors Ut steam.b .boiters tinyostixAtng tho oxplosion
Ut tho yacht Caruthors po,lcludc thetr report:
"l'l,U cuRtubor hud no right t. loav0 tho boiler,
Wo have royukuI Ills llcclIso nna pr0ocod0d
AgAlnat hlu crtt!a!nAlly.
, 1881-02-07

What difference. lotto OF Roses 81 a droJ,
DR.. 1}ulls Cough syrup y cents 4 bottle.
, 1881-02-07
TUE LABOR QUESTION.
1,t.resting Statistics on the oceupa-
'D' ton Of shoemaking.
Machinery IIas Divided Tho 1n'lustr,
into Sixty.iour Branches
1,ho,.unions Recommended aa a Panaoca
for Wagc- Workers.
.,,. Garner lels Loose on Civil and Eee1o'
s,asl|caI Despotism.


c.,,,no rrofo n,,d 1.atnr Union he'll Its
Tho lh'eas" ,',,,. ,.n.,nr,uv AFTERNOON ut Me-
asa",r.' HILL No. I'll West Lake street. Tue at
,,a, eaa',sa wns g,o,, nli tho trnt,es and ,1.hy
tehaa, I,crv rct,rrscntesf, Citizen Warner
pcCulits!nh' nI'"@ W ,,
was calIclf to the enan. ,,,,, ,ru,,,.xv hmm.
,T 1. Morgan rcntl trt'hl HE liinuHE "uh.-
~. rr,y York .Iisputch on tho tescKraphlu
consolidation, In.u Mn.sa rn.I n rrnort frnm TIM
thmnukiug trade. us tnllows' ~
'A ,,,r vi.Ntlt1k or pEIs4uSS EMPLOYED
Ihh s,n,,iro ~. orc,,p,tltIn ia uuo,It a,srA, In
n thH sh9s,uS's'. s" 'r1.nrioyai in tic I'D sUrcs a
fIna flae so. ss IN III rt: !. ts sty; y Te n'ne,nt I
uI new wofk Ian ~ ,n', rnnsf v c,,iimc,i tosoij.
tnn ths ns'ai.s ,n' wurk Ka ar'i ] r"prig "d soes.
6ot 1' ersot4s ! nrS eygr prir", ~ rRI n fo i'm
tories, M w'Ifa a,crSct @ mi i, must ci,scs with no
t'oor WM xIr11nyer, aid With tic n,utlts 10 cs-
capc IN G.so Of uFo cAe'''s II '"'s'o "'''" ''"'A
wv or ststvi n"i, ,,onot average over 81 por day
fol tho w'o ycnr 2i i, a ". Y .u.,v c,novc,, In
Ftlnam uu G,'' nm,'.1,tinm 10 nj ieust ono.
This nccnm1'., III sn,,s ,,,I,,,i,Stui mid thoro ia n
fMrsi. % ~ M,,rnsi,,u iei,ai, Tor tbjs kiud ui
CniafhhtIs !'eie"7''o
chtap i.,,tica ia1"t. ,rr needed ar taken In thls
No n!pren'.rSn,s IT., sM,S,dtvf.m If Inimr ms de-
srty.s tn c!%,t =: hr sH w,,t,irf,,i aeilm.ry
study ait l,',"; ,,,,t Inc ,iIvtt1cd I'M nmtint,
utilized IN sncn}IN9 '.7 ,'a,s ny o M, ~ tbn sSns
81 ssu sr% Il I'D ,y IL uly Tho sxty. f,rth pnrt Of
R"hole soch'kr ,3,s,I,,,t - ,,a,"ts f shrn,npnt
tpct!tss y, .,n w"t,t,' t,r t1,i Ia runsta,1tS
KEPT i'll Hufh: n'au.in. ~, ,,,,ra bs;fHre'
lcatcfs'oN'. jaus nuat d,,'s,rtarr,nSnrs nri,,,n'
lNttisnr,Is. ,'ssIrs ri,r"sr,tnrs i.y,intcrs
crs, cterH, ,lcssSss s,,rra ,sst"rs fe,I.iurs
Meaay SSrrs rc.sars rosrt;s t
nMkera, sttEfs+ elHili'l!feTeIsl sAAlllEts' nthG-
, 1881-02-07

Danger nhenl siEt,nlrd hy cnlgh Is avcrted
With liAin's ltsHlcy IF 1fnrrhnnnl AI,d Tnr.
Pixies rtK,thncflc DrIps cure II, ono minute.
, 1881-02-07

Druggists sNy ther, Il M proprietary article
that sells better thnn alcnn's Sulphur soap.
, 1881-02-07

Take Hop Hlttcrs three times \ day, aud YOU
viii have no uoctez blQa ~ pay,
, 1881-02-07
IsU{3LE CALLS,

Capt. Gordon II. Quinn, X Company, First
Regiment. recommends The dishou9rublo dis
, 1881-02-07

ftlaty. 'lIAfiy except suplnTs
MT @HnIEcrNli1a!, slesn:f's tMrs from Chlcazo 10 ST.
L.ns kAnsas Cttr' IN! I.coFta- fariur nny cnschei
Mtn feInlyinE c1n'f@ th!cnEo 10 t- fli+. md RS.
r!!nlhs ChalF ssci!i. GarA Chcs:,, tltnnib4l ll
IT. Louis Or Kansas CitJ.