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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-25

We offer our friends this valuable advice: When
preparing for the holiday season remember that
the greatest amount Of pleasure may be conferred
by making
PRESENTS THAT WILL BE APPRECIATED
| SILK HANDkERCHIEFS Of the most beautiful
designs I'm all qualities;
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCIIIEFs, entirely
new;
LACE HANDKERCHIEFS LACE TIES,
LACE COLLARS, LACE FICHUs;
SPANISH LACE sCARFS, Black and Cream;
| PLAIN LINEN ana HEMSTITCHED HAND
KERCHIEFs;
J GENTLEAfEN's TIES, SCARFs, and HOSE:
/ FUR-TOP and KID GLOVES;
LADIES and MISSES HOSE. solid and striped.
PRESENTS THAT ARE USEFUL.
TABLE LINENS-Red, White and Fancy;
TOWELS. NAPKINS.
DOILIES, and TRAY-CLOTHS,
WHITE MARsEILLES QUILTS.
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, SIIAWLS.
PRESENTS THAT ARE VALUABLE.
/ FUR-LINED CIRCULARS and DOLMANS;
/ CLOTH CIRCULARS, with fur trimmings;
/ ULSTERS. CLOAKS, and DOLMANS:
! GARRETT -3-PLY, INGRAM, and TAPES
TRY:
| RUGs-TAPESTRY, VELVET, and GENUINE
MOQUET;
/ COLORED SILKS for Dresses:
B BLACK SILKS for Dresses:
/ CASHMERE and CLOTHS for Suits;
/ BEAVER and DIAGONALS for Oyercoats.
] Besides innumerable quantities Of fancy articles
that have been purchased with q special view to
supply the general wants Of those in search Of
articles adapted to Ills season.
TIIALIIIMER BROTHERS..
Central Block,
deco sol east Broad street.
! E1JGRAND OPENING OFNEW GOODS
AT
ID. & T. MITTELDORFER'S
527 BROAD STREET.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
/ DOLLS, DOLLS, DOLLS! SHELL-BOXEs!
HOLIDAY GOODS!
SILK HANDKERCHIEFSi
We have just opened large stock Of
NEW GOODS,
bought at the recent large auction sales in New
York, consisting Of
/ DRESS GOODS, in all colors and qualities, from
/ SC. per yard to S1.25 per yard
/ BLACK SILKS at very low prices;
/ BLACK BROCADE SILKS cheaper than ever;
/ SATINS, PLUSIiEs, VELVETS, CLOAKS.
SACQUES, DOLMANS, ULSrERS, in large
variety. al prices 10 suit all;
/ BLACK CAsHMERES, BLACK SIIUDA CLOTH.
/ TAMISE, AUSTRALIAN CREPE, MONTE
| CLOTH. BLACK TAFFETA, from the low
/ est prices to the finest imported;
/ BLANKETS from s125 to Sl5 per pair.
CARPETS CARPETS. CARPETS!
RUGS RUGS RUGS
/ CARPETS from auction ~ the following prices
1s, 20, %, %, IS, 81, "a. 30. ~, 40, 55, 81.
Ga, ~, Soc. and II for the best.
0
UNDERsHlRTs! UNDERSIIIRTs!
LADIES. CIIlLDREN'S, and CENT? ENfENS
/ UNDEBSIIRTS and DRAWERS from 23c.
10 the finest made;
/ INDICATED RED SHIRTS and DRAWERS at
S1.25 worth $3.50:
LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS at
80, so, -, SJc.' and Sl-thc best goods for the
money in the city.
TABLE-LINENS,
WINE-CLOTHS,
TOWELS.
NAPKINS,
sHEETINGS,
COTTONS,
MARSELLES QUILTS.
COMFORTABLFs,
HORSE BLANKETS,
CAsSIAIERES,
CLOAKINGS. NOTIONS. HOSIERY.
KID GLOVES, LACE. COLLARS, and
DOMEsTICS ofall kinds, at EXTREME
~ LOW PRICES.
Give Us an carly call.
ID. & +. hITTELDORFER,
de ls-suW&sa 527 Broad street.
RLAIR'S GROCERY.
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BURNETT's COCAINE softens the hair
when harsh and dry; soothes the irrtated
scalp; affords the richest luStre; prevents
the hair from falling of; promotes lis
healthy, vigorous growth.
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GLOVES GLOVFsl GLOVFs,

LADIES, GENTLEMEN'S. and CHILDREN,
FtR-TOP DOGSkiS GLOVES:
Doe:
MISSES 2-BUTTON MD GLOVES only Soc.
GENTLEMENS LINED and UNLINED DOD.
LADIES DOGshiN and BUCkSKIN GNTNT.
LETS:
our celebrated MARGUERITE KID GLOVE
NJ 81:
our noted LAFAYETTE GLOVE, with Foster,
Patent Hooks.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE IN BILIOUS
TROUBLES have used Horsford's Acid
Phosphate in bilious troubles, and ii did
all that was desired. think ii a valuable
remedy. -D. schaub, NJ. d., Muncie, Ind.
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GENTLEMFN'S and BOYe' FANCY NICK
WEAR in handsome styles:
GENTLtMEN's SILK St~PF NDFRS u fancy
boxes:
Elcgln, line REAL and IMITATION LACE
TIES and FICIlUF>:
New and elegant styles n LACE COLLAR
ETTIS:
100 sets CHILDREN KNIT WORSTED MT-FF,
ana HOODS "a T5c. Dor .pf
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We return thanks to Hon. SAMUEL J.
RANDALL for pamphlet copy Of the memo.
rial address delivered by him on the 18th
October last, at the Lehigh University.
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JULIUS MEYER & SONS.

10000 SILK HANDKERCInEFs from To-.
tOs3: - TO
500 dozen EMBROIDERED JAPANESE srtr
HANDkERCHlEFs at l2kc.: ''
LADIES PLAIN and COIOliFD-BORDrpt.f
HEMsfIICHED HANDKERCHiEFs
% dozen LINEN INITIAL uEM~TiTCHrD
HANDhEkCIlEFS AZ lG1,c worth 2Oc..
GENILEMEN'> PLAIN and COIORFD-ROp.
DkRED HEMsTlTCHED HANDkFF.
CiilEFS.
GENILEhkN's WHITE HEMsTITCIlFD SILK
HANDkERCHiEFS:
CIiILDREN'S PLAIN and FANCY HANDKTp-
CHIEFS from Sc. Up
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MOLIbAY GooDs.
10" HOLIDAY GIFTsl

TT HOLIDAY GIFTsl
HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR THE YOUNG AND ON
HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR THEGRAy EANDc,v
HOLIDAY GIFTS THAT ARE USEFUL.
HOLIDAY GIFTS THAT ARE UASDso,tr
HOLIDAY GlFTs THAT ARE SUBsTANTtAr
HOLIDAY GIFTS THAT WILL BE Apple
CIATED,
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on Wednesday the 21st instant, by the
Rev r. II. Pitt, at the residence Of the bride "a
ther. Mr.. \. w. FlGG and Miss LEILA ". H.
RE: all Of this city.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Married, at Williss's Methodist Episcopal church,
HcnricO county, on Thursday, December 22d, at
~ o'clock 10y Rev. II. II. Pitt Mr.. THOMAS RID
DELL to Miss BETTE {. WIilILOCk. No
a~Ha
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Christmas for An

Aswe wish to keep up our custom OF
observing Christmas, the DispdtcA Will NOT
be issued after to-day until wednesday
morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-25

We have not yet read the book, and there
fore can only say that the verse seems when
read 60 fall trippingly fromthe tongue.
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We return thanks TO Hon. GEORGE ID
WISE for public documents.
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TAXES.
CnTY TAXES.

CITY TAXES
OFFICE or THE CITY CoLLECToR'i
RICHMOND. VA. November 30, 1851.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY from
o'clock A. NJ. 10 q O'Clock +. VI. from the loTIl
TO THE 3lsT DAY OF DECEMBER inclusive
for the purpose Of receiving from any person who
basaIready paid one-half only ofthe CITY TAXES
charged 20 them the remaining half.
TEN PER CENTUM
will be added to the amount OF said remaining
half where the party assessed shall fail TO pay on
or before December 31st.
ANY person having failed TO pay half Of the tax
assessed against them In June and shall tail to pay
the whole amount on or before December 3lst VII
be liable to penalty Of
TWENTY PER CENTUM
upon the whole amount assessed against them.
A. II. W0ODSON,
do lin City Collector.
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WE MAKE \ SPECIAL OFFERING 0E
SEQ GROSS FANCY METAL DBE~--Gl o.
Tons 40 Zoe. per card Of two dozen. They l.
worth zoe. per dozen.
For BARGAINS 20 90
JULIUS MEYER s. SONS.
dc 7-tDc25 GOl ant SOB Broad street,.
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We con,lnun ~ nncr

SPECIAL BARGAINS ~ DRESS GOODS.
30 piecc- HALF-WOOL MONTE CLOTHS af
i3sc.:
60 pleco- sfDE-BAND ARMUEE~ at I2.r..
original price. 25c.:
40 pieces IMPORTED FRENCH ALI-WOOI
AkMi RtS ~ 2Oc. worth fUr.:
80 pieces BRONZE IIALF-NOOL ~lRGE~ mI
lOc.:
10 pieces NAVY-BLUE ALL-WOOL DRESS
FLANNEL~ at 25c.:
80 pieces FANCY TRIMMING STRIPES I..
PLAIDs from poe. up.
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LAY-sTREET METHODIST

NJ CLAY-STREET VI + + HODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner Of Adams and
Clay sreets).-1he pastor, Rev. ;. ;. LAMBETH
Will preach at Il o'clock \. VI. and half-past
o'clock r. VI. Seats free. Al strangers cordially
welcomed.
nj FIRST BAPTIST Gil r. Gil
Twelfth and Broad strcetsl.-SUNDAY MORN
ING, 25th instant: Opening Voluntary, "Alle-
Lula" Giorga. Collection. Voluntary, "O BE
joyful In the Lord" Rossini; Christmas anthem
(after scrmon). And There Were Shepherds
Willard. Rev. j. t. HAWTHORNE, ID. d. pastor,
viii preach at IL 4. M.-subiect' ~ Precious
Saviour" All welcome. No service at night u
III GRACE-ST r. L + Il PRESBITE-
RIAN CHURCII-Isev. DIR. READ. pastor.-Ser-
vices at ! a. VI. and at y: y. VI. The discourse al
~ p. NJ. will be a continuation Of series on the
Parallels of our Lord.
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ZINE AND ARTISTIC CHINA

ZINE AND ARTISTIC CHINA
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Just received
BERLIN FIGURES,
DRESDEN ORNAMENTS.
VENETIAN VASES,
MALACHITE COLOGNE SETS.
HAVILAND's DESSERT SETS.
LONDON SMOKED lCDCREAM SETS,
PERSIAN TEA SERVICES,
FRENCH BRONZEs,
BRASS FIRE SETS,
BRIGHT STEEL FIRE SITS,
JAPANESE COAL VASES.
and host Of article useful well as ornamental
for Holiday Presents, which l am offering at low
prices
store open until . O'Clock.
f.. y. TAYLOR,
de II 1o1l Main street. opposite po,t-ooice.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK or RICHMOND
RICHMOND, December 3, 1881.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
Il of the stockholders Of mis- bank viii be held In
their bank Ing house, I'm this city, on TUESDAY,
January 10, 1882, at IL o'clock VI.
dc 9-2awtJal0 S. A. GLOVER, Cashier.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NATIONAL
BANh OF VIRGINIA will be held at their bank
ing-house on TUESDAY, January 10, 1882, at
I'm. j. W. LOCKWOOD.
DC l3-td Cashier.
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de21-II

PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK,l
RICHMOND. December IL, 1881. I
VHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
L OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF this bank will
be held at their clearinghouse, In this city, ON
TUESDAY, January 10, 1882, at IL O'Clock VI.
MANN :. QUARLEs,
de l3-otawtJalOi Cashier.
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EOR THE HOLIDAYS.

EUEL FOR THE HOLIDAYS.-AN-
Il THHACl1E, the best, SO; COALGURG
SPLiNT, HAIL. 500; WEST VIRGINIA. IN
CINE. $500 % $3.50; CUMBERLAND. So o.
$3.50: OAK and PINE WOOD-LOng or Sawed.
500 Broad street or 1905 Cary street.
dc 22-lut 4. II. PAGE.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.


M THE HEADQUARTERS
on
BROAD STREET
FOR
HOLIDAY GOODS
THALHIIER BROTHERS.,
CENTRAL BLOCK.
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CLOTHING.

r. Is. SPENCE * son,
0O3 MAIN STREET.
HOLIDAY OYERCOATS,
HOLIDAY ULsTERETTES,
HOLIDAY SUITS,
HOLIDAY COATS,
HOLIDAY PANTS
HOLIDAY VESTS
HOLIDAY SHIRTS,
HOLIDAY COLLARS,
z. L. SPENCE & son,
J.. b. SPENCE & son,
+. Il. SPENCE & SON,
Ell. SPENCE & son,
+. Il. SPENCE & son,
L. Il. SPENCE & son,
Z. b. SPENCE & son.
4. Il. SPENCE & son.
HOLIDAY sCARFS,
HOLIDAY GLOVES,
HOLIDAY HANDKERCHIEFS,
HOLIDAY SUSPENDERs,
HOLIDAY UNDERWEAR,
HOLIDAY CLOTHING,
HOLIDAY OVERCOATS,
HOLIDAY ULsTERETEEs,
9O3 MAIN STREET.
9O3 MAIN STREET,
0O3 MAIN STREET,
9O3 MAIN STREET
E. Il. SPENCE & son,
f. Il. SPENCE & son,
Z. b. SPENCE & son,
+. b. SPENCE & son.
HOLIDAY CLOTHING,
HOLIDAY CLOTHING,
T.. u. SPENCE & son,
+. b. SPENCE & son,
903 MAIN STREET.
del3 9O3 MAIN STREET.
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NTLOTS OF GOODS.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE LARGE
QUANTITIES OF
GOODS THAT WERE SOLD At
LEVY BROTHERS
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
they have yet on hand hundreds Of
USEFUL AND. ORNAMENTAL ARTICLES
SUITABLE FOR
NEW-YEAR PRESENTS
AND
dc25 ALL TIE YEAR ROUND.
VMAS HAS JUST COMMENCED.
RANDOLPH ENGLISH
HAVE STILL on HAND
A LARGE AND DESIRABLE ASSORTMENT
BOOKS AND FANCY GOODS
FOR
XMAS AND THE NEW YEAR.
, 1881-12-08
IRELAND NEVER A NATION,

ItfH III tthftHttHfI Enquirer, Ifc r.
Speaking about tho Irish Convention at ChIca-
10 10 somc gcntlomcil recently, natives Of ire.
IanJ, ono nf them, distinguished Judge IN New
ibrk. remnricd: :. think nearly every history
"f ireland. Ut which thero arc lMnuy, proccc.ls
on u falso thcnry-nnncly: That Ireland ever
was nation. Ireland was II serlcs Ut cIuns Iiko
the Highland ecotch. When PDpu Alrun cc.let
tho sovereignty Ut 1roinild tn Henry IL. Ut I'm.
land, III 1lhI, trclauu WINS divided among stx
chtofs nr "ktnRa," who were 1Uroycr ulHk INF
war upon each other. It WIS 1,Dt till ll7s tllat
llcnry II. undertook to ta.;o possession of Iro-
land nn,!er tho ccssfon FROM thu lopp. Ono ot
iha irs'! MIMI Wsllt u .t:nRian1 md urRu4
ho orher Kinss senSy sa"s over ;e ri trnxn S,wn
t% n,w w!h fow 1housa,,d a p lli to retitiro
Hue Hue fY aha t' M ycs4-lrsiaSa . 'iaS e Ia. o'sm o;
nee', AL an ldsonasnt I'd na;ion o. aS tovnr was
xoss Sask 6ni !,tio t,rttpr tSs; tho Anor!sas s IN
THO ynu.ls tucss Of Ireland tho view ttlat thSy
might .lso ep,a'sclpate their Island froln british
r'!te. Tno asvncntes II Irish pul'ies 10 far
'fclnns Instead VI q ,'AItion. That Ia wny Ito
!sish 'naiS9 @ 1rat-rato m lecai poIticiaMs III tllU
lni H,t wnen M cxic;sle ~ ns suo piac MH 4nfN q Nns
,nn to-, @ !a,, sh!s neY heoo'no taelons, and antng.
luto II \ different direction, re,narkctl: "1ho
crutnWcl!la!ls arc rhlly thu Orgnn.zers Of tho
AeFs'' i ,s l., dniy:r"'nant ir,:r up4,atans ~ tt
Typ 81 inGn wl:u ant1o abreast of Uro,nwol nOs
nny io.,,n'eA Suw EI'gland, but drusc,t ,heul.
thsir !dcns Ut tho Commonwealth wnro iluWiiy
in'n'atd 9'n a l!.tn & shS ;..asrcan Constitution Sir
iesy , Ne aala AIKgr'1'H, st.lacy are tu l,e socn
,nn ~ az Ia1ns '"hfe Just Hs nueh ~ ltamll-
laskoa ,n.s Judge whom hc rgaartled ms tho
, 1881-12-08

winter whrat, u cnrs No. dos cnrs M. kptnR.
m cara No 3o, II cara low grades III whaatl; III
oars No. corn. 10 cars high mtxcil. ias cars low
gralos 11' corn)t IL cars No. 2whlto onta II cnra
Mo. mlxosi. aa CARS low Rradcs t48 oats,: 3 cars
No. rye, Q cars rejected dot cars No. I hartcy.
Ii cara luw grndcs do. ,rotnl. t8 cart Or lh6,0W
btl. Inspected out: Sl,5tE bsl wheat, Na,6gs3 bu
corn, II !: hu oats. Ok! 6u rye 1855 b, barley
Tho 16ove-nnted receipts Rro tn,scraDly small.
ana tho inspection Ia also miserable; only 10
cnrs out Of ;aJ, Or barely 1nnrtcr Of tho whole,
inspects good enough for No..
Tho leaIftnr pro,lGca markets waro mostly
stranger yesterday, and no one seemed to know
why. IL Is tr,lG TINT thnrs wcr1 moro lnyink
ordora hero from tho scRt'oard, but 10 say thai
tnat was thu chuao Ia simply 10 falt back upun
tho old atory, "there were moro buyers than
Rellors." Tho reas0n why people at tho fnst
should want to ltty more yesterday thnft thoy
did the 'lny leforo Is an en,Rmn. Certainly In
provisions tho facts wcrb tho pthor way, Liver
pool reporting n tlectann on lnrN and ments, whte
tho local hog mnrkpt wnx crowded with st0ck
loft over. In RraIn there WIS tho fact Of t1ne
Weather In tho West to Offset worry stna1l re-
Celpta, and tho foreign markets wrre not strong
un wheat, wh!to ti,totcil easier OH corn.
Mess pork closcl :s.So higher. Mt $l7..:,sGet1.s,
for sell0r ia atttary and $l5.4Na1147!s for Fetr
nry. 1arsl closed l:.s6bthe higher at Sii l0b11.I5
for now sollor December aud Sll..11fQt11.:N for
january. Short ribs closed 12itu hIKlcr, ut
$a.tA!s@a.o5 selter Fcbrunry. Wheat closed 1l1
1ilo higher, ut *1.@84 u f.25aj for pcceitbcr and
stsa.;Il.an!s fur Ianunry. Corn cIoscd Nc
higher. at GiGE0l,io for December and Gg.idaSliu
for May. Outs closed siGolc higher. At 45s.d0
t5Ac for neccmhor anl 4GasGS40s(u ftlr Mny. Ryo
closed unchanged, mt !Y!sc or December aud
1l1sc for 9nnuary. l,arley closed ahade tirn,er,
nt 0t.iQNac fnr december md D1.ic for january.
Hogs were active nnd 5r higher, ut for
light at,d at e150G1H.50 for heary. CattLH were
stronger. With ENIea Of I>aOr choiet 90 MN
, 1881-12-08

nTc IL ssoc n ~, m 5eS tso1 S nc s'ese S
eass scS an rthsr h"ss !ssns to 3
clna,nR ht nv BID. y askcd. Ensturn wns nnHl.
HUSTON i Albany wns nnaItcre, at isi:: Rsston
SG :" 1l s' SerMisa 2 &grcestee esSsenf Z Is is: IS:
and 0i coIony i. 81 NJ: T"Irto,. i,enhos 4
vanee 'SsstGp ,a sS i i '$ .,oa qan'5SS ss, y1S Ky
~ ' ,! soM sms; @ 1s"e s,t 'o i!o Il ths n'afSS @
u bonds. iisrtford { Erlo = .onensd II I'M.
Seoe St arfa o sesSxn aioeS s e eoc Is xas s
7ola yesterday. Now York & New EnRland D
e o RI IL eiSE ~ % IS T. @cs1.Aa :, s
= 9s syaTSsS ;; 4 Tfs lIs Z s' tis ''S 4
III 70 ~: Eustetn ;4.ss, fro,n lia 70 l3o!i.
Mexican Nc Central = acc'1e!l u; t. =: Now atex.
,s" - wGrS sssa a. , NJ Gontra!
ley 4 tstraitsvle pivisInr| sold ut IL. 0V-
densol,rR inconea soi,l Mt a. ~ tMforc.
la0i.. iiei Telephone tircInci i. 10 Ill I'rook.
ttuc Limo advanced ss,.to T. Water Pcwer Ie-
cllnoa Il, to :. Boaton Land aoll at Al, rs be-
II she tttttrrt Atsoctatttt T'rts,
1iosToN, Dec. T.-stocks closed rs fVItows:
$:!$% H:%: !ss' FS;s ;s ss ;;!'';s;: n
S;;:::;| IL
FDHEr1S.
LONDON. Dec. 80 p. nI,-Hallronl securities
Illinois Ccntra!. lEA: rcnnsslvan!a Central.
!o5E; Nav York tcntral.t 4aA; Erie. AdI;
RpnltnB :e1A.
Amount or bullion withdrawn from the Bank
Of England h1 hnlunco tps1uy Ia EiDU00.
Bur silver Ia quoted ut sd per ounce.
TARtR, Dco. 7.--lsentcs, EGt &c.
NEw urtEAHs.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec, T.-spht exchange on
New York par; sterling cxehnnHe. bnnkers'
bills. 1905.
, 1881-12-08

The largest Ink houst ln tAs world trl,a,l-
deus llayius Il Co.l. Il Ut la1 William strvet,
New York, al,ti. Nj. George ". Dnyi,ls w,,s
reirf from tI,u pu,.gs OF yhs,llIta.ie s9Wt, i
.!lsease which ils Inherited, all wiicll at
LINES proves very Troublesome. llU),as used
tho remedy with very great. satisfaction, in-
dee.t. It relieved ':inl within twenty. tnur
pretty stlarp nttark Ut Ills hereditary lne. liv
WIS therefore disposed 10 think kindly Ut 1t
N an extremely e1i!varlDlss linilleiIt. Ur,
DayIds f!rttRr stated, that ST. .lacnbs fllt had
tcen used BY members Of his family tor nel.-
ralgln. aud, IL nlu case Tor the ynuinps, viii!
thu most gratifying results.
, 1881-12-08
LlVf: STOCK.

L,xfE IL
DAlTl.Kyl'ho lnuil sHppJ hs!ped tls ~" ' ta,n.
Tst0 was ly no LneAns Actise dstAas'a t. .s,,tt.
ls,ca Ut outslp buyuta, but with n;sl ahoat .,,,y
IN tho pQns sollvrI Wsru eilablu'I " h'aAS W" m ,bt
eIuataHco, aud gain substantial nas',ey ~ ~, week.
p1Gs. current IN thu psucttx tny* ~ ''s as,uIus
Ia uha,lKa 1aa nIro nolEc"a1e In ia1 s.pr r'r nj,
Kinda. .san IN other s'esp'ios Ca. !'Sss ne.sss
class tor which pFlcss wsfs nut psnsp .m, ~ auvI.
toa.l ut tho tu9inUInf 1T tho week. IL po.n. w .rv
ity ts supply wa. better than u W. ans s,sst,l
nut mal,y prime beescs. but .'efe wa onlu
spsnk4pg al fa.s u sut and n0lsceable aa ', nsJs
ths ufl rt,,xs af t,!d cows and lhs rf'raa ! wt,1
lst.s M ,; ;s,s sss4 ~. :sS Sa e"1
yu" shas VA. % worthy ot special msat!.. t!!!;.es. r. Il
Gsstor Iyfhap. MoxoF ,u.M r. III H. ~!
Iuns sssa u a.ssap s o4 tMsy @ usst sss,
's' ill., Thsr "eis xh:E!44o T., sios.,ssIjs.l s' 4. l-M
@ 'sa G.asat t!is ter slann1s1s;; 1s;;st,i'G+ Ssii.
IstsT nriss sGnM rus uI,it,sd t an{ "a s III jcs-
stoyasnW ease Mv nvHt ashsn! ,..t .,!I Isol1 alors
Hai. ths 9uf t i, W. w. estnS' ss ho iur! .3
bought principally at a..Nta.W ioF to-N
, 1881-12-08
FINANCIAL.
1000, 600 FIRST tIO1TGAGE BONDS
OF TllR DULUTH and WINNIPEG
RAILROAD COMPANY.

;HnMh:srIpons t. VIII 1c received ~ and after Monday.
nat, 0i tie ni,vn m ncntinnod t"tis
nn. lmyhbie snn,t- t-a0sl,ny nro thu III days Ming
anil Strnlctt In NEW York, md bnth prfu.1lal and
intcfcst nblc N United Stater sud Ii Tie
present tsAtdHrsi m vnlne ami nnctlrHs. rNcy nrp
,.sn, ns ne sn,: u t!ss. ri mite n rEoviie !icsra
n,.lfsn nna ne sneMrcd h tfst innrtaac uri,n The
ts,tnrany nG!l1dns 7csy vHi'iao land urant Ut sAu
rho tnnia nsc o1crcd at ~ uer cent premium, nnd
nctrned lntnEsl. Ut i fur enc bun subscribed Tot
t1 Hctrllr4 Interest itrtu1. tuy,ntHt Nf when an
wt't cnsfe tho subscriber tt HIST n.nr.rrxc eund
for Slun nn hlsn tu q! hnnnnt u tho fnr'.n nhtts
Ens onas q The s.,inIry ss.ia! n tr rto
1l hn1y f.,Al ncr mtT. nrf secured htH1n thr snHe
fansscs' rnIa.: nt,.t nralety equal g res
Ih'na, md n 1k9 prt'N,rion fnf nsaer uu.,'nls;
snhsttiters may rny fur md rrsHtvc thetf hah.ls
III Inr cent. nt the nultnt nj tlr ii +MsrrIptioh
HfInIl be paid.
titn *rnt IN ec1Mest lstN,Di. MCCLELLAN 4 Cth
SeW fDrs. HGc. b, ISL.
snhscrnttun+ may lu Hlsn n!nde t1rbuutt HOonf.
2AL1OSSrAtI.A lt},. ~ In: AlIe-st, Chicago who
NlI NfvG iN1l hi tleh1Nt1.
, 1881-12-08
13Y TELEGKApH.

NEW YORK.
Hpsttdt Dtpatet Ia Jnk Cheuoo 1S4ttue.
New fon., Dee. 7.-spcculasion on tho Stock
Exchange has been heavy, aud prices Rencraly
nrc fraction lower than at last evenings clos.
ing. TIT murket Upenpd ~ per cent higher for
fllchmond s; West Point und Mnnhnttnn iloncii,
pcr cent lower for American District
Telegraph. and Fraction. higher for
tho ronnudor of the list. After
fractional decline M ADVANCE took plncu. rang
Ing from i111lsi per- cent. Columbus. t!h'cn9o
Indiana central nnl Wabash Pacific teudnR.
This was followed hy declnn or 1;Gll,; per
cent, tho Inter st. Pail, During almest tho en-
ttrc afternoon tho markct was dull und weak,
but IL tho ilnal dealings there wns general re-
corery, r'lrgsuH from !f6ai.s per cent.
Tho money market was stringent al day on
call III borrow ON plod2o III stock Of collateral
Mt yer cent to u Of per cont per tl!cln In addi
tlon to legal Interest," The closing ra.e was q ptr
cent. Holders ot 0ovcrnmcnt bonds wero
supplied 1T :}iGfh per cent. Trfme
loans and prime mercantile Ills.
. counts nrc nomlEally unchanged. Only
s3ta.0m of bonds ware obtained nt tho Treasury
today under the lfE,th calt. The stcrlIug OK
chanHc market was stcnuy. Tho nom,nni uskInK
quotntons arc 4Si for sjxty-dny bits nnd 4s5 for
'lenund. Acttas business ut lSJ34Sltt for sixty
dny Bills. 4ssg ts4ti for demand, iS.sl1i85 for
cnbc transactions, and l7N for commercial
bills.
llas!road nor'gngcs: were only fairly active,
and tho tendency OF prices was downward. Dos
ton. Hartford Eric llrsss dropped from, f85 10
III. Eric consolidated scconus declined from
10l to 1Ultk. Ohio Central Hrsts roso from fDE To
loD, rcuctctl to u9!i, md recovered TO ok. Tex
MS Pacific tirass tls!o 0raudo Dlvlson) declined
FROM 30tf TO 10. Ohio Southern tlrsts fell
of frotn El to 214. Wabash general Gs advanced
from " to 9aal. Columbus, ChtcuRo s. 1n1lnna
Centrn Incomes dcciiucl froth 7A!f to -, Glove
, 1881-12-08

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Act1ye and inucj, stronger,
nlofo ttInn recovering tho cc!lnr of tho ptavlot
day. fdreepi0 reported decline OF Gd M lard md
II on short cltass! hut tho local hng matkot Mns
nnblcd trn1eF. though rccepts nf hogs were rnthcr
lArgc With Gu many loft frun, tho prov laMs
ttny Tile c!nlrHB 10 cuner wentllcr probably Tho
thing ,hnt stItnnd prices At tho sinrk-fnr.s, MD
purthps ttI1 pride did Tho trht. turnn 1t IN that
the iuoat sIR1rns buyor haI tried tu sell rnnd lt
Mt Tho bnlton ltIe whB heE0rr The Isnsknt ttnrtod
tni tay believstI sls aal i" IL t'Irriy inraf The
tS.Hala tor icns wnt very !alnn. r.caht IN tl..ft
ba d. II nysna e ts p. enssa ep r''sss na .
ss E4s \ lsti ty II , s%t " d@ ss H'e s lien a
vn,,ttA ind cnseI aiaya tha intr.t prlce.
q : 's'S vii, +! ] FL s ~ AZ sry "a zig TsSs s.fs T.
": ": Az; AZ; ss%5E ~ : 5
s,t,. ss,s ,,, ' D' :sv :"ss ;I;
S;$$ '|f5|:$|||| ;:{Ei $ Ell
t nss ~ 'S': 81. snA ssssa
tx :!snaary. ssIss wc5s rsf.s q sy "s lid II
saary ii ss,,ss Fsrasy tss .sss Il
III M L. ,iiic4 Il, sy 'ssi (. 2t'h n :" $ ,Ss
IHe !oiewns dives @ is rsnKe x 81 ic d. lns,ainR
tho Cali Hoard tfa1;"sspn': 9;%91 ,,.uo, c,s,,a
,,sssalsr !s'a' 1'*y * ,s,';sS &; ss g.
$$s{;:::::": + S M i::33;!&s:i!is @
MEXfsasSc: iasisxo paf III S tls ibss.n local III IL:
Mrss, Wttl, nut much eI!MRu 10 uhpr cla t.Inn shurt
s'$s Y u .ss s s'5s
:si sT; 4 sSt Is; s.SsS s ss III s I,
s FS;ss ::s; !; & St ~ : ~
, 1881-12-08

Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
OF lpadlng articlcs OF produce III the city during
THO tweniy-roNr hours ending Mt o'plock
wednesday, morning, aud for the corresponding
time Il ypar aKui