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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-24
the PROCESSION

THE
Will form a. follows: First Division-0n
the west side Of South B street, right rest.
ing on Taylor street, facing east. ct 1880
o'elosk sharp. Second Division-on the
west side Of North B street, right resting
on Sutton avenue. facing east. The pro.
cession will move at II A. N. promptly a
the firing Of . gun.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-24

7 LAVE just ADDED 10 Nj OH
established Machine WORKS tbs LARGEST
BIERD LATHE, PLAHRR and bTRAH
HAMMER. I'll Of the latest and most improved
construction, and IN now prepared 70 xAnd
and Repair al kinds and al sizes Of
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san Franri~co Markets.
ruy MAIL AND TELEGRAPH

fHN MAIL And TELEGRAPH
WuEAr-Sl 47iaei1 - per GENITAL for
good shipping.
OAT>-Sl l50l - q ell.
WouI-oregon. Valley 2la.n ci>. r
III. Eastern Oregon. lS,03O.
iIIDES-lleaNy sailed lO.gc; light. du
ice: Saltcd calf. lO6l2.
FAMILY Bacon. ESD 49,
ct~: clear Oregon sides, $50 l:ilzc: hams.
125ZMl3 cts.
BAEIEY-Cuast feed S0MSl a. cts
Brewing - strg5 u ctl.
HAY-Wheat. S9HSl5. Oat. S9JdSl5.
Barley. S9mSlJ n tom.
NEGETABLEs-Pot 15C0 - cts per
100: Onions. red. G0d7oc per 100; Vel
low. Slld~l 20 per Too.
EGGS-CalitOrnia. :7eu41c p dOZ: Ore
gon @40c = doZ.
FLoUR-BeSt family extra. - -: SUI
periine. - JOa4: Bakers extra. ~ IL
Oregon extra. ~ 75,0S5 90: Walla-Walla
extra. ~ JO6 ~ -.
FRUIT~-Dried apples. Sd9 cts. for
quarters. sliced; PlumS pltted. l:i0 he
Peaches lltol3 sc. peeled lS@20c.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-ENtTa fancy
Butter. 80 cts. y h: Fresh roll. good
TO choice, 45@471z cts: Picked, 40 cts
p 10.
SEED>-FlaX, 21l@3c a. IL: Canary
3}8d4 G: Alfalfa, S@llc; Timothy. 90
Joe q 10.
BAGs-There is a good business i'm a
jObbmg way at S$4@9l4c for standard
grain.
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THE MARKETS.
Astoria Markets.

FLoCR.--Superfine 3 ~; Extra g % ;
Corn Meal r. ext. - -; Duckwheat r. cnt
81 90.
BUrrER-Choice roll, top prices, 5212 cts.
SIC wholesale: choice fillamook zoe.
CHEEsE.-Clatsop dairy ll@lsc
EGGs.-ijaC50 cts r doz. Chickens, II o..
FRESH MEATS Choice cuts. Lamb. Ice;
Beef sale: Pork 10; Mutton sale. by the
carcaSe &c
Breakfast bacon i3aal5 per h;
sides 3'5el3'5c: halns I3Jaalae; shoulder,
lOal2c: smoked beef l5alGssc: comed beet
SIuQl2 a bbl.; corned pork i0c r "a.
BEANS.--3a4 c;s.
DRIED FErTT>. -Blackberr 2oc; Prune,
l6@80c.
HOSFY.-In frames aOc in glass 50c.
LARa.--lu aims ana caddIes l2a8 .tl-c U,
MIL EFrn.-Bran S3o UD country. - -
ton; Sh0ls sls 90: Hay so oUo22 %: Z tou
OATS.-hccording 10 quality. prices range
from 20 .st1 Cts bushei.
NEGE-, ,BLEs.--i'otatocs 4a"l ct. " D.
Onlon~ -a..c q h.
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PORT oF ASTORIA
BEIDF EOR SEA.

n f4-t ar syaf 1ss-la
SAILED.
North bena nhJ ssb tons PcrrsmaH. 3 Narcn D
S-ai, OF California. -s. Esa rons. Dehnoy irn b
ICl -
A~aE,r. oI aa. toa-. Mercer. Liverpool. Ieo =
Suarr,v sca s Fob IS
Columbia. So. 80. touz BoHss = b. Iea -
C.rs,t.r Hr bs 5.st5n- Queenstown Feb o.
Geo Harls, -ts . p Tsh 90
Dovrna, Br b.. Penny Liverpool trn %
Nebfost. bst 87i taus. Lewis. $ . Ieb Hu
Durham. hr -l aa- t,a-. -eyfnare. Liverpool irb. 20
hhcr. mo- g. ba-a. $50 TONS Conner. Queen
r0Hl. Feb 800
gttar sr 1.. ..a tons .Iar,. liverpool ieh .o
Prudent. I. b.. l-5 tons Falmouth FEB 90
A-la.a. sr ba. l-ptaa-. SHAW. Liverpool feh i'
Earl % riy. br bk 4sI toss Liverpool. Jan q
Course. sea. s.. T. jaa p
Bo.Hr~el ..r. o. sk. 81 tons. Jan ~
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KERDALL'S SPAWN CURE

Harrisburg Pa. Nov. l.. 1SsO
DIS T.. j. KENDALL y Co.. Gents: | have
a very tine mare jliaf ha> iJd a bone SPAWN
Ter q long time. ! tried every thing man
could dpVI>,. tn cIir. it bat all in vain and
WIS about tu give IL up when q friend Of
mine iU Tins city rlDtr tn Wr ami rs'cOm-
mrndrj keUdaif~ SPAWN Cure which tried
with slaud r.>3;.t> removing thai bone clear
and clean and then >'.UI - cents To- You for
uuc II yuuy Illustrated Horse liuukS and /
think There J. uu better book printed On the
upr,c ami ii> diseases. have taken great
interest iH 70 aud istys- ~tuUr- ~Old is cOIIe-
Ter y1J iumy u,ighhOTS ana viii Try and dO
what .uOi I r;5U hy getting them for Other>.
Yours truly. g. ". MILLER
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KEN0RLL'S SPAWN CURE
1N IsINSN FLESH

Bakersfield. VI. Dee. p lN7g.
g.. T. KENDALL. ~ 60. Gents ! WISH 10
tdd Iuy testimony in iaNIf pi Your ny-.luthie
tui.s.--i G. ~hrudalE~ S.'ayia CUrI-." I'm the
spring II $50 ! -.IHi'cd CE the lee and
,pra.Hyd nay ri.s1- ismr a. Ih- EnCr ioH:t. !
wa, very l1u- aut - tIUe> suffered the
r..,.,J s-,rTucti.r- rdIn. ] Uurc a bdndage
uH 20 for Dyrra year. and Tries. most every
JIIu- I NV reach. h-t could hHd uojhm.
IhuI uuU,d give me permanent rciirf. When
IuyrFUuFkcd. % would pain me very much.
Ia ApTl iSI~ | began t0 think ] should he
= cripple Tor life 4: hI;t having some OF Ken
dIii'~ SI'tvu Cure" thought ! would try il.
U~1d uug jAIrtl ui q bottle. aud experienced
r.iiti al OiIcr. Tie pain left me ana has not
troubled me Slucc. | feel very grateful to
you and NDUiu recommend 'hrudalI> Spawn
Cure "a aIl wh,r~ufirT with ~VTaiu> or rheu-
uidtlSm. Yours truly, Mrs. j. BOUTELI.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-02

Regular i4eef.L-- second ara tugTia ats-
day syrasng. s, .s..l rluaiA. a- : u ri"-.
tss-- l'er-, -- tr-Iria- tr have matter, aritl
nf,.r py -.r 'aHncli. az .a- regular ai,-,ls {
H-..-- .I--eaf jHe -a.Dc ta tla Auc!iUE all
t'ialr e-.. ur N-frr. 'as .Taer esrrlm- l'riuf
fu tar su--aarau vhIcl the .or1ri. Eu.l- 90.
-s.l. ID! rra..r-.- H.FAEbN Ell.
ar.iI.sT and q gr..
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-02
KendalIS SPAWN Cure

1, sure u IT, effects, mild IN IT. action dS II
i1t> not blister. JHG ypt 10 i penetrating
JuG powerful tp reach any deep seated pain
or To- Remove any bouy growth or any other
enlargement, II used tvF several days. such
~ ~urVIII>. ~pliE;~. rtIT1> giIllOuS. SprslinS
>wclimg~. amy iamrurN> and al! culaTgemeuts
ut the JOINTS or limbs. or rheumatism IN man
ami for ANY puTpJ>t. inT Whifh "A lmimeut i
E~ed for IMAM or beast. IL j. now known to
ur the hc>t liumcut iuT man ever used. act
iJg mild and Vet certain IN it, effects IL u
u~cd fall strength with perfect safety at all
--si~Uu> nt the year.
Send address for Illustrated Circular. which
wr think gives p1>iJivr proof ot It> virtues.
NJ remedy has ever Wct with ~ugu uupuall-
ii.'.; ~Urr,->>. fu uJ.T SHOUleJ-r. f1T beast ~
Well ~ mIf
HTirr II pr bottle. uF six battles for -
ALL DRUGGISTS have u or rs,u -et 10 for
.uu. ur j. Wil' I'r ~-ut g" ANY address Ou re-
.-rlpJ 81 pEi--.. .,y -.jy prrpH-i"T~-
I:i,. q. !. KENDALL y co.
Eu..>iuir-ii Falls. Vermont.
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ARGIEALN FEOM SEA.

Ol,ucsfu. urbs. SO .ou-. Cardiff March !
Canada. 90. lIgr f"l-. Troutridgs. *. =. yia BIO.
March ]
oregon s,. 25s5 rors. Poh.mau. s. ieb -.
Tru-tae. Sob. gel tons. Nctllep IS q. Ieh-s
Badusa. .r rA. = = Fen -
Mslsrctpou. ..kt. - tous Manson Feb .,
RycvsIp. b- Dos. 49, .an-. Williams. Liverpool.
Feb u.
Kate and Agus -.rala --h @ iou-. LutJ ms. Cray=
Harbor. Ian -
Snuhries. T. ) Ligh.-nua~e --r. Eger-on. cruise
lHs-
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Beaver Lodge No. 50. l. o. o. :.

Meet every Thursday evening. = 5.s,saS
al o'cl"cs. m the ndl Vel
lows Hail. cor. 10: Cas- aud 'ne-
na,uus streets. Astoria. Mem aeT>"i the orae
are invited O. attend. I.yu-Je!. NJ,
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Temple Lodge. no. ! A T. a 81.

Regular Communication, iTsf and Ky
third Saturdays IN each month. - -
0'clOck. T.. N.. a. the Ran in astoria
Members - the order. in good standing, ar
invited 20 attend. Is p-je. ut :he ". VI.
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Astoria Lodge No. 40. l. o. G. T.

Regular Meeting every tuesday Evening
at-'s O'Clock. al Goyd Tempiar's Hall, Che
namug street. As'oria. over .. J.. Parkcr,s
Store Member, u the Order, In good stand
ne. are invited q" attend. Decree meeting ist
Monday each month. IL order ". {. l.
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knights OF Pythias,

Asror Lodge. No. e.. X. rf T.. meetfs ::
every Wednesday evening al 49,
o'cio,k in the hall Of the 4. %. l. ". ~
Corner Chenamg- and Benton streets. =
Is order Z.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-02
COMMERCE AND TRADE.
Financial.

liver. at par.
Com exchange on san francisco a percent
premium.
Coin exchange 1u New York buying par;
selling, D 70 } percent.
Legal faHlers-uar.
Telc1rara5e transfers on New York T'er
cent. UTgH4ioIH.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-02

Blanks. PrOmiSSOry notes. bonds
for deed. quit claim deeds. mortgages
and warranty deeds. at this Office.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-02

WEI DE MEYERS CA
IARRH Cure, a Constitutional
Antidote for this terrible mala-
dy, by Absorption. The most
Important Discovery since Vac
CinaG.on. Other remedies MAY
relieve Catarrk, this cures n
any stage before Consumption
sets in.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-02
Chamber OF Commerce OF Astoria

Regular iHroiiu- every - ANA ~ Monday
OF rags ".i'ifi. "a =. T. ~. m The hsi, 81 lli,.
Nuug Mru'> Christian Association
=. =. \. ION!EN. President
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rESsELS ~ gEE HI,.


ErGFB Amerscsu FOFi~.
Orient. brig ~ tons. Williams. =
Modoc. sch ~ tons. = r. Jan 4.
Meror. ,h. 1908 toup. Lowell. Dec D.
Gerten. sh Philadelphia, Jan -
Empire. - Neu York. loading.
Kate Davenport. sh. i2is tons. Mallett y ian 70
Columbus So rcrnald. New York. Jan ~.
Carrie Winslow Am bk. loading Phiiadephg
Palmyra An -l. \ Y tab =.
Alice Buck Am sh loading
From Foreign Ports.
Adulia. Spanish.bk STANLEY = l. Jan via Wet ora
Agnes Oswald. DR. -. 1880 tors. Mctibbon. Cardiff.
Dec no.
Adolf. Sve. bk. ss5 tons. Rinsmans-on. Gotten
burg oct is
Arro. zr 5s sra tons RIO de T., aniero.
County of Ayr 6r bk SO tons. Alexander Glasgow
Oct h
CITY OF Agra br bk. le5i tons. Young. Melbourne.
Nov
Clan Grant. ur tk. ~, tons James. Liverpool.
Countess Of Roth's. br ok. Cardiff.
Clan Mcleod br Ok 6i6 tons Yokohama.
Ethel. Or blk - tons. Graham. Liverpool. Nov ~
Lnily Chaplin. hr bs 1.5 tons. Harris. Cardiff
C;eo Bs,rley. nr IA i0lu tons. BeW.ew. Yokohama
Iizzie Iredale. hr bk 65s tons. Mossop. Liverpool
Aug D.. VI. Honolulu and Victoria
Odulia. br bs 80 IONS Liverpool wa Honolulu JE-
ly e. Houbfl
Passi;hea br hk 81 tons. West. Liverpool. NOV -
Serica br b. a. tons Gusymas River Boyne New
castle \ "
SeIkirkshire br n. 1882 tons. Anderson. Cardiff
Scottish Fairg, br bk. Yokohama. Oct u
Thirlen Castle br IN lsis tons. Shanghai
Viola. Or oh, - Price, Liverpool. sept via
Honolulu
Victoria Cross. br bk. 6s9 tons. Owen, Calcutta.
Doe, br bs Liverpool via Victoria Jan
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It's Ingredients.

i,areuf '.. k r.. ut-ri pr'ieT personal ap-
f,ii-.ifi,fl. r i..ri -..- .-i.d thaI uu imposition
is intended. lr,. u.!i -iyr the names "f ail
i;> iu-u-i u1.i-. bog affidavit. Tie above
n.rr> uH.-. gHHsr i..ss.... before hy tie pro-
s.HT.a
NaHs testimonials. flTi.rT 'u!UuIa-
.iau. aui Iuii ulr.si ..ss- i"- si-E- v,it dee
ipWuH '. f'sr lGmn.irr --fnuiii.> u'i Diseases
s. !il- lsluiri ..I uui-iI 'srl Iu!il.- - vil-
,.n>,-,i. Hrrr - r.-. ir,t'- containing =
agI.rl-,. cog ir1n-u iu-,.,. ~t'd Dl druggists.
o RANSOM. SuN !. 'u. HrnpTi,i"r>. Buffalo.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
rom q Prominent PhYsiCian.

Wa>Iir-toTvj'lc. Ohio. June l.. $50.
iIi.. T.. =. Il ksNpAIL = CO.. Gents Read
p- yuur advert -eWDuJ W Turf. Field and
F-.Uii. of kvEdJiI~ SPAWN Care and having
ya.UsI.,- sLd >rtrdy linT>r- " hiriI had been
'1.u,- isnn SPAWN eighteen months. ! sent tO
rrI i.sT Il bottle. Uy express. which Iu >iN
weeks removed Ji! iamrur>> dHd enlarge
g.tlI aUd q .gr-.,- >IllUt TruW li.ut.Ier iiug~e.
..v' lrih LuF~t, aTv ny - sound - cots.
TlI,. t,s,,. tDtri, ya> VuTtl. IC nir Gu, hundred
,Ju.'ar>. Respectfully yUur~.
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon Railway & Navigation
COMPANY.
OCEAN DIVISION.
For San Francisco.
!. Orrgnn. Iefnfr CnIiFnrni
8. A. EETTLLE

STEAN>HIPLE LEAVES EVERY FIVE days
- az 3 \. NJ. aS follows
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l.i-hi is reserved to change steamers or
sailing DAYS.
THROUGH TiCKET> sold To all the prin-
clpd. cliIeS Ia the nitcd States and Canada.
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TIpE TABLE FOR AsToRIA
Low Water.
High Water.

Frnrn rables OF Uniled states Coast surye
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DECEMBER.

DECEMBER.
Ito QuccciSi0iCH. per Ringloddcr.
From Portland 1855 rilS wheat. So. $40
Astoria 1895 % .E...- p l0lU
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Roanoke Presbytery.


AT meeting Of this Presbytery hcld at
Smilhyille. Charlotte county, on The 30 OF
January, the pastoral reiation between Rev.
A. Il. Carrineton and Hat Creek church was
dissolved, and Mr.. Darlington was dismissed
TO Winchester PreSbytery, with view TO
his taking the pastoral charge OF Berry vile
church. The remOya! OF Mr.. Darlington
will be much felt and regretted in the Pres
byterv. where his labOrs have been much
blessed. He was the stated supply also OF
Diamond Hi and Rn>iburg churches; 50
that an important and extensive field Is left
vacant by his transfer.
Leave was granted 10 Old and New Con-
cord and Concord churches TO prosecute
before Montgomery Presbytery clIl for
the pastoral services OF Rev. John {. DIN
widdie.
The time OF the next stated meeting oil
the Piesb,trry wa- changed to Friday, May
9Th. at 10 A. NJ, to avoid conflicting with
the c.oSing exercises OF Union Theological
Seminary.
On the 18Th OF December Henry Shopper
son (cOlored), a promising young man, Il
member OF the Presbyterian church at
Charlotte Courthouse, was received a.
candidate for the ministry. with view to
his becoming student az the Tuscaloosa
Institute, for The education OF colOred min
listers, whittier ne has already gone.
The mercury at Hermon parsonage on
Friday morning the 31St Of December stood
at Is degrees below zero. On Thursday
morning It was 3 degrees below, and on
SATURDAY. morning degrees below.
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Death Of Bishop Atkinson, of North
Carolina.

WILMINGTON, y. c., January fright
Rev. Thomas Atkinson, Bishop OF the Fps
cOpal Diocese Of North Carolina, died at his
residence in this city this evening: aged
about seventy-thrce years. lie had been in
feeble health for some months, but his
death was unexpected.
Bishop Atkinson, third bishop OF North
Carolina, was born IN Dinwiddie county,
Va. August 6. 1907. He entered Yale Col
Iegc when quite young man, but IN his
Junior year was transferred to Bampdcn-
Sidney College, Prince Edward county,
Va, where he was graduated IN 1875. lie
studied law, and practiced in that proie>-
sion for nine years, when he abandoned 1t
and entered upon a course OF theology.
He was ord lined deacon in Christ
clurch, Norfolk, November IS, 1896,
by Bishop William Meade, and was or
daincd priest in 81. Paurs church, in the
sane city, MAY !, 1887, by Bishop Richard
Claiming Moore. While IN deacOn's orders
he served for short time as assistant mini
I,ter in Christ CHURCH, Norfolk, during
which time he was elected 10 the rectOr>hip
OF st. PauFs church at that place, and, upon
receiving priests orders, assumed toe full
duty. Two years later he removed to
LynchburR, and became rector OF ~. PauFS
church, where he remained nearly 1--WE
wears. In the autumn OF 1843 he removed
10 MARYLAND, and became rector OF It. Pc
ter'S church, in this city. In 1852 he be-
came rector OF Grace church, where he re-
mlincd, however, but little more than one
year, having been elected to the cpisco-
pate. In 1916 he received The degree OF
doctor Of sacred theology from TRINITY Co..
legc, Hartford, Conn, and that Ct doctor
Of laws from The University Of North Caro-
lima in 1862. The degree Of decor OF laws
was also conferred upon him by the Uni
versity Of Cambridge, England, in 1861.
He was consecra'ed Bishop Of North Caro-
lima in II Johns chapel, New York, Octo-
Der Il, 1853, BY Bishop Thomas Church
Brownell, assisted by Bishops Charlie Petit
McIlvainc, George W. Doane, and james
IL. Otey, together with George Trevor
Spencer, Bishop OF Madras, and John Med
lev, Bishop Of Fredericton. Bishop Akin
son was The author OF a number OF pam
phItts and lectures.
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Death Of Mrs. j. Russell Young.
New York Tires, Yesterday.


MiS. Rosa Fitzpatrick Young, wife OF
John Russell Young, died shortly after IL
O'Clock Tuesday morning at the New York
Founding Asylum OF complication OF
diseases resulting from malaria and gastric
fever cOntrac'e ed during visit TO California
a wear ago. The death of her only surviving
child in that Sla'e-tbc last OF thrce-ls be-
lieyrd TO have had great deal TO do with
her original pro>tration. Mrs. Young was
a lady OF many accomplishments and Iowa
bic DISPOSITION. she came from an old and
weil.kn0wn Washington family. Her father
was for nearly fifty wears connected with
the Office of the chief clerk Of the United
States Senate. Her aunt, Sister WbIlhel-
nina, was Mother Superior Of the order OF
nuns which has charge OF the New York
Founding Asylum, and the Sisters OF that
institution. learning OF her Illness, depaited
from their custom, and insisted on hay-
inc Der removed from her hotel thIher IN
order that she might receive proper treat
mcnt. There she has since been nursed in
the tenderest and most careful manner. but
in VAN. Among those who called upon
Mr.. Young yesterday 10 offer their cOadoIe-
ments were General Grant, General Roger
4. Pryor. Judge Sheridan, and many others
OF note. The remains will be taken To Wash
ineton to-day, and will be inferred in Mount
Ohyet Cemetery on Friday.
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COLD WEATHER COUNTY COuRT-LtAiNGioA
RAILRoAD--THE VALLEY ROAD PROM SrAoN-
TON TO SAL M-RAILROAD CONNECTION
WITH PITTSBURGH.
fCorrespondence Of The Richmond Dispaichl
JANUARY 3, 1881.
The cold weather still continues, aud most
Ct the out. door work Is susp, Dded.
The January term OF the County Court
began TO-. day, but the Attendance was un-
usually slim. Only the customary routine
business was transacted.
As soon q, The weather will allow, work
on the branch OF the Richmond and Allie
ghany rold TO this place will be commenced.
The cross.tcs between Lynchburg ana Bal
cony Falls are being piled up on the canal
bank. In settling the land damages IN this
county the company have acted Win COM
mendabe liberaIiiy aud fairness.
The belief is gaining ground that ut The
annual melting OF the stockholders OF the
Valley railroad TO lie held in Stanton on
the 20lh instant proposition Will be sub
mitted 10y the Shenandoah Valley road look.
ING to purchase Of tie unfinished line tf
the Valley road from Stanton to Salem;
hut. on the other hand. il IS asserted by
those who are in q position 10 know tbat
the Shenandoah Company will buiId an IN
dependent line OF their own following the
South River route.
The regular term OF the Circuit Court
will begin February 18th, and Will pIo0a-
biz last two or three weeks.
We are still thinking about the proposed
extension OF our branch road 10 Pittsburgh,
and would be pleased to have the aid OF the
DiSpotch in carrying out the grand scheme.
Richmond is vitality interested in this road,
aud her publc-s pirited citizens should be-
,tir themselves. PETROPONS.
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Eeu Rocks.

Scotch Sermons. 1880 New York: ID.
APPLETON e. Co. 1881.
This volume is dedicated 10 ARTHUR
PENRHYN STANLEY, Dean OF Westminster
who visited this country not long ago, and
whose well-known views may perhaps be
reflected in the book before us. The SER
mons we're all written by clergymen OF the
Church of Scotland; and we must say that
the people OF that country have able diVines,
if we my Judge from the sermons in this
little volume. DR.. JOHN CARD, DR.. JOIN
CUNNINGHAM, DR.. ID. j. FERGUSON, DR..
WILLIAM KNIGHT, DR.. WILLIAM MAcKIN-
TosH, Rev. W. l.. MCFARLAS, Rev. ALLEN
MENzIEs, i. H., Rev. THOMAS RAIN, NJ. A.,
Rev. JAMES NICOLL. Rev. ADAM SEMpLE,
iB. D., Revs. JOIN and PATRICK STEVENSON,
and Rev. X. II. STORY are the authors.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Self. By REBECCA RUTER SPRINGER, author
Of Beecbwood." Philadelphia j. T.
| LlPPiyCOTT a. Go. 1881.
"Sefshness begels unhappiness. 1t i
the foundation Of all domestic infeicity
IIpop this theory the story Of Self ha.
been written" 1t is, therefore, recon.
meuded to all Of our readers, editors in
Guided.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Mabel on Midsummer. Day. A Story OF the
| Olden Time. by MARY HEWITT. Illus
| trated in Sibroudtte by HELEN NJ. HlNDs
| Boston j. r OsGOOD a. Co. 1881.
| The illustrations arc capital.
For sale by j. w. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
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DANVI,I,E.


AMOUNT on HAND-REyENUE RECEIPTS-THf
TRADE IN MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TO-
BACCO; COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS
COMMlTTEE-I. o. o. +.
Correspondence of the Richmond DispaicrI
JANUARY 4, 1881.
The treasurer OF the Council, Mr.. William
Ayres, Jr., had on hand on the lst instant
S2S, 900, and pronounced himself ready f0r
all accounts against the city.
The nterna.reyenue receipts for last
month amounted to S56,2HSl. Items
Assessments, S2.903 0S; spirits, SSj3.20
special fax, S36jGj; tobacco and cigars,
$50, 121S8. The receipts for December OF
last year amounted to S64,5S5.9j. Items
Assessments, Sl.225 90; spirits, $l,S05 40
special tax, S44S.40; tobacco and cigars,
SCI, 107.06.
Captain +. L. Marks, OF the internal-rev-
enue office. helps me 10 some other figures.
The total amount Of the internal revenue
for the wear 1880 was II, 023 7S9.0S: for the
year 1879. S1,075,871 60 aud the difference
in favor of 1879 is SJ2, 0S2.j5. II vas not
expected that there would be a difference in
favor of 1879.
The rec ipts from tobacco aud cigars in
1880 amounted to 1888. 49, SO, which, al Ii
GEMS IOI the pouhu. SHOWS SulpnleHt uu'
ring the year Of 6,l75,S2j pounds Of manu-.
facrured tobacco and cigars. The receipts
from tobacco and cigars IN 1879 amounted
TO S1.037 ,G78 6S, which at q cents for the
pound till the 1st of MAY and al Is cents for
the pound after tie 1St OF May, shows 4
shipment Of $500, 101 pounds of manufac.
tured tobacco and cigars. 1t is not mat.
ter of surprise that the shipments Of iobac.
co for 1879 exceeded those for 1850 by such
an amount a. 1926 pounds.
Here are The figures for the several
months of 1879 and 1880:
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South Carolina has Eve seats in Congress.
In the next House five Democrats claim
these seats on certificates, and 1t Is under
stood that the right Of all five will be con-
tested. -Neto York Herald.
All these Democrats will probably he un-
seated. When the Republicans last had a
majority in the House OF Representatives.
they seated Republicans from the southern
States without much regard to whether the
contestants were elected or defeated at The
ballot-box. We don't think the party has
at all improved. 1t would not surprise us
il GEORGE CABELL were unseated and TONY
SrovALL given bis place in the next House.
II the latter will only clam to be stalwart
Republican aud denounCe the "B9urbon
Democrats as still unrcpentant rebels, he
NAV count with confidence upon becoming
a member OF Congress next winter. Let
him take comfort from The Louisiana and
West Virginia cases OF 1874 or Whereabouts,
in which the men entitled to the seats were
unccremoniously ousted and men put into
pos,cs,ion who had not come within two
thousand votes Of being elected.