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ENLTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
By Telegraph.
NEW WORK.

NEW YORK. February % Cotton steady; .a.tS,
2il bales aplandS. lc".: Orean.. ii l3-Ao@.;
consolidated nct receipts, 2JG45 bales; cNpOTt.-
10 GIcit Brian. 1881 btes; l" France -
oniet and steady. wheat "a g.. better io%rish'
aud unsettled. closing hTm, with fair business nm
rrtd,d re1. Sl.l5M,Sll ~ Corn Opened stradN,
closed heavy and ~ ~ io""r; uugftd" = ,,>,,9
No 434N43i5c. Hon, quiet, hrm. sni Hniy ac-
.uye: Ncariug,, l4m n>-f. Coffee qnlet .Dd uD-
changed SugaI--l;aw dali ana nominSG renntd
guiet and rather Sedk; stJndrd ~ -&dsAc
moderately active at .sln I4c Hosin i,ncA4nZtd
Turpeutine ,iea ~ ~ asa 400. Wool n1ii ADD
derlinirg: Domestic .iece, jSd50c.; BIAS, IA
35c PORK heavy AMI over closing nfm ~ slJ2o
6Sl5.7J for old Middle hrm ana ~ A long and
short clear - 30. EaJd fcyerish IN unsettled.
closing abeHt ~. higher at $lC..hrssiO32's.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMREi. Fob. uary 26.-Fio9.r han and un-
changed. Wheat -Sosihern easier and steady :;
western frsa: southern rcd. I'll r@Sil7; amber,
SIIeGSI .23s 80. l Mary ana si-2lf; 70 =
wesf-rn winter ~, SPOT ana FeohAsry, fl.lGakg
Sll6t;. April sl.l74d sllfks NAY, Sill ~
Corn-S, I,,leTqa steady and acl yes western qu,yt
Sole. Uai.-N o receipt, and ~; ransactions. sre-
yis0s, unphaaxed. Coffee dnEi Rio caigoes, 0.tl
nary Ia fair. !s4Ml.isc. Snsaf quiet; \ son.
g4c. VIII, ssy st'ady Al sbhsGsl.l2. F~lsba
II" '''"'''~ CISSCINATl.
CINCINNATI. .brlary Sb--Flsur duh a % nrrsrI;
oacy - 25Gf5.7 Wsys, dull and loViri M
I'd winter, 81 "a. Corr irm AZ i24G33c tots
steady aud hrm AZ 3Is. Pork quiet AZ sk125
bard amer AZ $1,000. sAlk' meats quift and on
changed. Bacon quiet aa,.u unchanged NhissS sctiyt
aud hsnat 81 OF. sggaf nrm hsrds, 9tts Ichs'
New orleans. 7@s,. i5ess dull: eossmol.. "a 81
@SI50; hight. IS .eilGgs6; DaekAg, sSo0Gs6
ba.t ohcIs', s6.ljMst,50.
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United States a. The International Monetary

1 United States at the International Monetary
Conference TO agree to no adjustment
which does not recognizes silver coins n
part OF the money system OF Governments
Joining In such conference. wss adopted.
Mr.. White then moved TO strike ont al
these items. which be described ~ old state
claims, amounting in the aggregate 10
So, 49,, some Of them OF thirteen and SIX
teen years Standing. lie protested agsiDst
| their payment.
Dir. Hayes. Of Illinois, supported the mo.
| ton, and instanced the vote IN tbs senate
last week 10 pay the estate Of Mr.. sSofford
three years salary n. senator, and sad that
IL all similar items were calculated Tor the
list four years the aggregate would exceed
300 900. II was time that something was
done to stop such lavish expenditures.
The motion 10 strike out was defeoied,
there being only votes in the affirmative.
Mr.. kelfer, OF Ohio. moved 10 increase
the amount in the case OF HUI. OF Fiorisa.
from y, 900 to - jln. Excluded on point
Of order, as Tie existing law limits such al.
lowaDce TO $1,000. An appeal was taken
on Ihe decision of the Chair. Sustained by
vote Of 81 10 81
Clauses were inserted 10 pay f. Woody
Boyni0n $4,000. Goodloye ). Ortiz $500.
Andrew ;. Curtin $4,000, and Seth II. Yo.
cum $4,000. During the discussion upon
these items the confusion in the committee
was excessive. Hall dozen members adj
dressed the Chair at once. some OF them
raising points OF order, others discussing
amendments. and all totally oblvious OF the
fact that the Chair had not recognized them
The Efforts Of the Chair, though seconded
by the services Of the Sergeant ut Arms,
al M m
order.
Mr.. Manning, OF Mississippi, oaered an
amendment Increasing the amounts allowed
TO Bisbee, Hall. Dornely, aud Washburne
to $500. and TO Mason To $1,000.
A point OF order was raised. and during
lis discussion the confusion decreased into
an uproar. The Chair vas unable 10 obtain
order long enough 10 deliver his decision.
and at last appealed 10 the committee some
what impatlently that he should be allowed
10 decide the point without having half a
dCzpD speeches inter ciPd INTO his remarks.
The amendment was finally dcclired in
order and adopted.
The committee then rose and reported
The bill TO The Hou,e. The previous ques-
ton was seconded and the main question
ordered. but TO further action tIken.
On motion OF Mr.. Tucker, OF Virginia, 1t
wa, ordered that the ceremonies fixed for
sunday (tO.morrow) in commemoratiou Of
the late Fernando Wood be postponed Until
Monday at z. NJ.
The Speaker laid before the II 1usc a COM
mun'calion Of the New Orleans Cotton EV-
change in favor Of the repeal Of the tax on
bank deposit, and bank checks. Referred.
The Speaker announced the appointment
of Me>>rS. Laphl0l, Tucker, Robson, Car
li,lc, and Page - committee on the part
OF the House 10 attend the funeral obscGuies
OF the latc senator Carpenter, and then. IT
9 O'Clock. the iIol>e took a recess until 10
n,rlnrL MnnInr
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

MATTERS AND OTHER
WASHINGTON NEws-THE FUNDING BILL
UNDERGOING FURTHER AMENDMENT IN
CoMMlTTEE-CoNFERENCE OF DEMO.
CRATIC SENATORS IN RELATION TO THE
ORGANIZATION OF THE NEXT SENATE
LADIES' LAND LEAGUE ORGANIZED IN
PETERsBURG-MouN ST. MARY's COL.
LEGE'AT EMMETTsBURG, NIB, REPORTED
IN FINANCIAL EMBARRASSMENT; THE
APPOINTMENT OF \ RECEIVER ASKED
FoR-LYNCHiNG IN NEW MEXICO.
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a Catholic College i'm Financial TrOu-
hIa.

BALTIMORE, February 2G.-It Is said that
Mount st. Mary's College, at Emmettsburg,
Nd, is in financial trouble, and an applicl-
ton has been made in the court at Frede-
rick, Md, for the appointment OF receiver.
The Indebtedness Of the college is stated to
be between $4,000 and 800 600. The new
president Of the college. Rev. Father Hall.
late OF Brooklyn, n. Y, upon entering on
his duties learned its financial condition
and made the application for receiver.
The financial embarrassment began during
the late war, and the college has never re-
cnXernd irnm IL.
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4 yIysterIOus Texas Murder.

ST. LOUIS, February pa Fort Worth
Texas special SAYS: "A mysterious MUIR
der was committed here last night. y rail-
rOad-grader, whose name i unknown, stag
gercd into saloon at midnight, and eX.
claiming, MY God, | am stabbed! fell
dead. No one could be seen in the street,
but the receding sound Of horse hoofS in
dicated that the murderer was fleeing
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From BOerlandi.

LONDON. February GA dispatch from
Newcastle. Natal, say, a H0ttcntJt prisoner
has escaped from Faing>uek, where be had
been for fortnight. He said there are
1000 Beers there and that they are build
ing very strong stone wall on the anncltl
Mountain. The Boer, have two old guns.
When they heard OF the arrival OF the
British endorsements a large number OF
Utrecht Beers wished 20 return home, but
the Others would not allow them to do 50.
The Beers, in anticipation Of an attack, have
sent 800 OF their wagon, into the interior.
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Alabama Legislature.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, February 2G.-Ihe
bin for the establishment Of railroad COM
mission has passed the Alabama Legisla-
ture, and was approved by the Governor to-
day.
w. L. Bragg was confirmed by The Senate
for president Of the commission. The Sem
ate will oct on the nominations for two assoc
ciate commissioners Monday.
The bill 10 require all life and tire-in-
surance companies doing business in this
State, except Alabama companies, to de-
post in the State treasury $4,000 OF State
bonds was defeated.
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Ladies' land League i'm Petersburg.

PETERsBCRG. Va, February pa La
dies Irish National Land League has been
organized here. with Mrs. william +. Hin
ton. 81, a. president. &rhe members are
actively at work soliciting funds for the
Irish sufferers. The League organized here
a short tmc since have collected quite Il
handsome sum, which which viii be for
Wlrdel az an carly dItp.
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FRIDAYS FEVER.
IN street Excited Almost Beyond
PRECEDENT

,,r ACTON OF SECRETARY SHERMAN
~ rmcu rus COURSE or THE NEW
NATIONAL BANKS WAS CHECKED
'v" CONFIDENCE AND BUOYANCY RE-
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A Murderer Lynched I'm New Mexico.

GALVESTON, February 26.-The NecS mas
the following from Albuquerque, \. NJ.
dated 25th: "Fans,ine Guiterro, implicated
in the murder az Colonel Potter, who was
brought in last night by the sheriff, posse,
was taken from Jail by yigilanies and hung
in the same place where his accomplices
were hung some time SINCE"
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FiNANCIAII.
BY feBegrRpn


NEW NOEK. February % NDOB.-Siocks strong
Money, q pei cent. FNcnangc-LOue. l7S; snort.
ISps. state bonds nominal. Governments steady.
ErsHtDV.- Money, jGB and g, ger cent. y
chang, i7Sd47S5 3. Governments strong and nigh
or: new 3's, 1903; new A., llf'3; new IS, ll2+
states dun.
NEW YORK BANK ST .TEMENT
NEW YORK. FEBRUARY 20 The weekly statement
of the associated banks shows tic following changes
Loans decrease. 1922 900: specie decrease, ST.
77J.4OO; legal tenders ucre'He, Si6O,SOO; de-
posts decrease ~ 10 500 circulation dccrca. e.
s2C7O 900: rc-cryr decroa e. - $4,000. The
banks now hold Fl IS7,375 IA excess of legal re-
duircments. .,,
BALTIMORE, February 26.-yir2inia onsol'
ak: ua.f- due coupons, 90. new l0-ip's, 30
10 iO' coupon, %. Bid To-day.
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A HoynI Rri,ic-l,IePf.

BERLIN. February 26.-rbe Princess An
gusta Victoria, u IIols'ein.Au gustcnburg,
Dride.eIccl Of the eldest Ion Of the Crown
Prince Frederick William. Of Prussia, ar
rived here and va, received by the Emperor
Yesterday,
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POughkeepsie Banks Holding 10 Their
Circulation.

PoUGHKEEPsiE, n. Y, February 26.-The
banks OF this city, after full considera'. .on,
have decided not TO surrender their circp'
latlOn,
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LYnchhurg passenger Train. w. a. Daily.

IyDchburg Passenger Tram. No al Dally.
cave Richmond. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 \. VI.
Arrive BurkcNllc........... ....ssss.s IbD n We
Train No. "A connects Al BurkeVillc with Attain
tie. Mississipp aud ONO railroad for fdrmNille,
I.ynchburg aud all southwesitr points.
Trains Nos. ~ and ~ connect at >uthcrlins With
Milton and Sutherliu NarrON-C1uge railroad for
A.iitOn.
Train No. AZ connects az salisbury with Western
North Carolina railroad for Asheyc aud all points
ia Western Ncr,h arolini.
Trains Nos. 50, 40. and AZ connect at AIRLINE
Junction with Atlanta aud tharlo.te Airline rail-
way for an points south and southwest. and No.
connects al Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia
aud Augusts railroad for all points south, SOUTH
east. and southwest.
Train No. 30 stops only ~ Jeersyi'le, brakes
Branch, BarRsdac's, Dlnyille Greensboro. ana
salisbury.
Richmond 4:4s T.. W.. 1888 4. " ana 7:le r. VI.
Train on NOrin Carolina railroad CONNECTS AZ
t,old,boro' with Weldon ard Wilmington railroad
for Weldon aud Wilmington.
PTLI.MAN-CAIt SERVICE:
on Train No. jO-Washugton. Richmond. aud
Atlanta.
On Train No. 4s-New York and Richmond, OF
Danyillc and Atlanta.
ON Train No. 42-Wasbington. Richmond, and
Ilonyilie and DanyiIlc auo Augu-tl.
Tickets sold 20 an points SCUM, southeast. ana
southwest, and baggage checked through.
-" ' 4. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
I. u. X. TALCOTT, General Superintendent.
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MAXINE sNrELLs8ENCb.

PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 30. 1881.
ARRIVED.
steamship Manhattan, Kelly. New York, merehal =
disc ami messengers, Il. ". Aen 4 Co.
Steamer ARIEL, clifford, >orfok, United State
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. ID. TaIsm'
Schooner Il. II. Mitchell, Mitchell, Norfolk. light
Currie & Co.
Schooner 4. T. Biggs, Qnllan, Phiiaaiephis, raii'
road material, RicAmond aud Aleghany yallrQai,
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RICHMOND, YoaK RIVER AND cHEsrRAEH}
RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
y TAKYxa EFFECT AUGUST Is, 1880
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 L. VI. Leave Richmond tally except san.
Isy). connecting az West Point an
Tuesday, THURSDAY and SAT-
yRDAY WITH steamers for all lAld-
ings on tbs York river and for Bslti.
more.
THROUGH YRElGHT TRAINS
500 A. MI Leave Richmond daily Except san.
lOl5 4, VI. day), connecting At West Poiyt Win
steamers for Baltimore Os MONDAY
TUESDAY, WEDNESDA
THURSDAY, aud sATk&pAS:
Win steamers FOR New SoTk on
MONDAY, wEDNESnAfs sno
FRIDAY; with steamers ZOE Wv, s
dence and Boston on IC-sDAf anu
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
| ,o.oo A. NJ Arrive At Richmond daily ts1ceps
i"''" " SnndsyD connecting Al West foiss
! TUESDAY, THURSDAY. And sA..
uRDAY with steamers nom n~H'
|
! rsnOUGH YREIGar TRAINS.
| o.xop vpArNe at uichiload dally yexe.ps
| ss.33S ~ N ( snnd.yl. eoupect.lg ~ Wcst r.tns
| "''' '' sith .ts.msrs from BALTIMORE, VIC"
| Vark. Providence. aud Boston.
sals III. J0uGLAs. sapssipssassa|
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CHE'kANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD,
- CONNECTING Al NHATNeeBOkO'
WITH CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD.
TRAIaS SOW RuNNlNo LEON MAnNES-
30 RO' To eilENANtO az lh)N-NDhh>'
Commanding Dect ,sber 2, 1850:
LeaVs WayDesbor0' Tor
81 o.sabdOah IRON ao,,
NOrkS.,.s.s.'ss's.s..' sE" a. ~ ahH CIV ne
Leave Shenandoah
I-sn-W Ork for ~ =.
igayDesbOrO'. oiEO u. VI. ani izsZO u ,i'
A-rtfe at shenandoah .
.uan-W Works at.... u 40 \. VI. al d O:oO T. si.
t.Jriye at Wa!nes- ,,,
sorO' at......,........ $40 y. " anu -'tV IL 'i'
Joseph H. SANDS, super in;endent,
uageYstOwu. :;
WM G.. Nh DOWElL, Gen. Agent,
Phiissleipnla, Pa;
CHARLE>P, BATCH,
Gensa. 6Teight and Pass. Agent,
del7 Hagerstown. Nd.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
- iCIiMOND AND ALLEGHAN
~ RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TO AND FROM RICH
MOND AND WILLiAMSON'S.
RICHMOND,

LEAVE RICHMOND.
i:lO 4. u. Passenger, daiiy Except Sunday. ar
irving az Brem0 Stud SOC .. VI.
lO.30A. VI Freight and Passenger leaves dlily lex
cent uGryl arri Ink at BremO Blud
0Gj u. NJ.
LEAVE BRFMO BLUE.
600 4. VI. Passenger. dat e. NsrDt -undavl, ar
irving IN Richmond 1910 =, NJ
1920 4. VI. Freight and Passenger. daily except
sunday, arriving IA Richmond G:0j
g.. VI.
LEAVE wiLLtANSOS'S.
S.3N :. VI Freight ana Passenger d1i'y Except
sunday arriving buchanan i:tO l..
VI.
LEAVE BUCHANAN.
200 +. VI. freight ana Passenger. daily leNcept
sunday, arriving Wiiiusop's G:iJ
Pm.
Pacfc', leave Columbia \. VI. Tuesdays, Thurs
days. and saturday.
.psc connt etion AT williamson with che saYcake
aud ohio railroad 10 points east and wr,t.
g. :. BNRBrIR.
General FrCi. ht and Ticket AGENT.
4 al a.
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MOND, FREDERICKSBURG
II AND POTOMAC RAILKD Al. - hednie COM
,arnclng HDSDhY. February 81. 1881.
I.4- A. VI. leaves iSTd->trtci station daily; Stops
only at Milford aud Fredericksburg.
s:2s A. VI leaves Blti->lrcet station da'S leN-
1tpt sunday.
ASS p. NJ, NaSes By'd-slreet station d'h'.
3:Js T.. ~, Accommodation for Junction, leaves
BrOld-Street station daily Except ,uG-
days.
l2:GS 4. M-aTriycs al Byrl-Sisan station daily.
3:l3 T. M..arriyes at ByrC->tIeN statIon daily
makes no local stops.
g:Js T.. VI arrives AZ Byrd-clIeet station daily
except sunday.
S:ll A. VI. Accui"m pdatiOn. arrives ~ Broad
street station dahl . except >uHdtyl.
G. 4. TAYLOR,
General TicSet AGENT.
F.T. 4. MYERS. General superintendent.
a.
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ID EDCCEO RATES TO WASHINGTON.
PRESiIEHgTAL INAUGURATION.

From March 20 10 Ash 1851, ROUSp-TRiP
| TICKETS Will be- f0ld. GOOD IO Rt1URS On
lAtL TRAINS BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
WASHINGTON UNTIL MARCH 10Th. INLU-
lclVk, az 1915,
| A SPECIAL TRAIN wns eaye Elba ,besd Of
.i,roi1 street az III " VI. Oh Match So. running
through to asbir gtOs via Richmond, Pred, ricks-
burg and Po'Ou nc ana Alexandra aud freaerieks-
burg railroads. arriving at Washington ariv oD The
morning OF the Attn. aud VIII leave Washington, re-
turning at l2'O'cOck Midnight March Atm.
Tickets by his tain. ~ 81 round trip-CO0DTO
RETURN on ANY TRAIN UNTIL MARCH
l0rul INCLUSIVE.
All Wishing to take this tTsin should purchase
tickets early. rs the number sold will not exceed ca
pscitS ut the train.
For uokels. apply 10 A. ". GARBEL'S, $40 Main
street. and G ircs corner Eighth and Broad and
Eieb i aud Byrd streets. q. N TAYLOR.
H. "a General Ticket Agent.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
~ Trains from aud to Richmond Jan. l6, 1881:
sa S1i L. W. s: SON. w. 1909 sSSr r II.
Arrive. eaJ0 p. VI. 900 A. w.. 7:l5 A. VI.
For Further details. apply at $40 Main street. or
Chesapeake ana Ohis railway depot ticket office.
CONWAY u. HOWARD.
u % e.. T. and I. Agent.
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DICHMOND AND PETERSBUKG

*
IA Rail RO ADJ commencing SUNDAY. Feb
rim 20, 4sSl. trains On ih. road VIII run - fol-
lows:
Leave Richmoud-Fast Mdlt. 3:3j T.. VI:
Through Nails. I2:3j l.. VI; Through Frri2htt,
G:l5 \. NJ Through llaiis, lc:20 z. NJ; freight
TAO \, VI.
special norfolk EXpross. afra1gei espsc! lily to
provide uhi"k transit between RtchaonI aud Nor-
iolk-Ltayc Richmond. 1000 +. i,
Leave Prlc's)Wg- Fast Mils. 3Ai \. VI;
Through Mails, 40 A. VI lhrouSh Frclghit,
9:3j 4. NJ: Through Freight, $50 T.. Nj;
Through Mans. $40 T.. NJ; ~ cial Norfolk TX.
prc,s.f $50 y. VI.
hnaily.
fD1ily except sunday.
SUNDAY Excl R>ION TRAINS-Le,Ne Hch-
mond 800 \. VI. aud $50 l.. NJ; leave Petersburg,
1910 \. NJ, 700 I. VI.
cor furtn,r Information apply AZ depot, Carriers
Ticket yhc". S26 Main street, Office General
Passenger Agent. No. Z Tenth sheet.
I. -. MILNE,
General sup.r'n tsndeut.
4. PoPE. General Passenger aa' ficact Agent
ia
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DICHNOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
- ROAD COMPANY.

CONDENSED SCHEDULES.
~ EFFECT SUNDAY. FEBRUARY IL, 1891.
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OF the Wholc-Mr. Harris, OF Virginia, IN
the chair-on the ,undry civil approprn-
ton bill, all debate on the pendln. amend
ment appropriating 100000 for the es'ab-
lishment OF naval cOaliGg StrtiorS on ahe
Is,bmus OF Panama being limited 10 twenty
minutes.
The amendment was adopted bv vote 4
50 10 6j and Mr.. BlOunt gave notice tha' ne
would call for the yeas aud nays I'D the
House.
On motion OF Mr.. WhitthOrne, OF EenneS'
see, an amendment was adopted appr0Drla-
ting 70. 900 TO enable The secretary OF me
Navy TO protect and preserve cemeteries IN
foreign countries used for the moss p1ii for
the burial Of citizens II this Government.
The amendment offered by Mr. Manning,
OF Mississippi, apprOprlating $1,000 for III
yeStjeation into the habits of tie cotton
worm, was, after debate, re.ed ont on
point OF order.
An amendment increasing the approprla'
tion for surveying public lands from 5000
900 to 100000 was adopted.
Mr.. Horr. OF Michigan, Altered an amend
mept for the payment to- William +. Geary,
OF Cuttings county, 5. c., u 800 per monlh
from the 14th OF February, 1881, 20 long rs
he remains disabled ha wounds recently re-
eeIyed while in the discharge Of his duties.
Mr.. Blounf, OF GRorgis, raised point Of
order against the amendment.
Mr.. Horn, in debating the point OF ordsr,
attempted to speak Of the merits OF The
amendment, Bat was cut of by cries Oh
Order :" anh Vote :" from the Demo
cratic side. lie managed, amid good dea
OF confusion and uproar. to say mat tbi'
VIVA the piphtpputh man who nau been
strick en- down In the same district during
the last four years that the Government baC
b cen carr ing on its conciliatofy policy.
! The point OF order was sustained and th'
amendment was ruled out.
An amendment by Dir. Springer, instruct
ling the commissioner representing ~
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-19
CHURCHES.

A FRICAN NJ. E.-Fourteenth street between
"A Walnut and Cedar streets: services Sabbath II
s. m. and 1880 p m; Sunday School 1880 p. IN.
TAIRU BAPTIST TEN perance hall on Tenth
~ street preaching first and third Sundays n
each month, II a. m. and $50 o. m. prayer meet
ing Ibursday, I:Dp m. sunday school, $50 a. m
Rev. A j. HESS, Pas tor
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-(E piscopsD
- Fourteenth street; Sunday Morning prayers
1920 q. m. evening prayers. 30 p. m; Sunday
school 80 a. IN. Friday evening prayer 30 D. m
EIRsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
l. Preaching at 10 80 a. M, p. m. and 7:30 D. m
sabbath school at $50 p. IN. Rev. T. J. Shores,
pastor
( LUTHERAN Thirteenth street; services Sab.
- bath 80 a. m; Sunday school 2p m. Rev
Rnappe, pastor
NETHoDIsT-Co Eighth and walnu, streets;
Ni Preaching Sabbath 1890 a. m. and p. IN. ;
prayer meeting, Wednesday $50 D. m: Sunday
School, IA. m Rev Whitaker, pastor
DRESBYTERIAN. Eighth street: preaching on
Sabhaih at llp a. m. and 1880 p. M; prayer
meelng wednesday at 7.S9 p. m; Sunday School
st .. m Rev. b, Y. George, pastor.
SECoND FREEWTLL BAPTIST 80 Fineerth
- street between Walnut and Cedar streets ser.
vices sabbath at 3 and 7;30 p. m.
ct. JOSEPH'S -(Roman Catholic, Corner Cross
y and Walnut streets services Sabbath 10 80 a.
n; Sunday School at p m. Vcspers 3 d. m ser
nces every day at p. m.
CT PATRICK'S-( Roman Catholic) Corner Ninth
y street and Washington avenue; services Sab.
oath and 10 a. m; Vespers p m; Sunday School
9p. m. services every day at y. m Rev MaSterson
priest.
w ION, holds its regular weekly meetings in
the hall OF the Cairo Temperance Reform Club, ev
cry Thursday afternoon, at $3.50 o'clock. Every
body is invited to attend
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-19
No technicalities nor arduOuS condi
tons in policy contracts.

Policies incOntestable after having
been In force for three years. All such
incontestable policies will be paid at
maturity, without rebate of interest,
Immediately after the receipt at the
Society's office in New York Of satisfac.
tory proofs of death, together with a
valid and satisfactory discharge from
the parties in interest, and without re-
curing any delay, even for sixty or
ninety days, as has been the custom
heretofore, and is still usual with other
companies.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-19
ASSURANCE.

NOTICEABLE POINTS IN THE 2lst
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE EQUIT-
ABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY;
NEW YORK. JAN. LIST, 1881.
Assets, 4l,108,602; an increase of
more than Three Million Dollars in
1880.
Surplus, S9,228,294; an increase of
One and Three-quarter Millions of Dol.
lars in 1880.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-19

SAM'L J. HuMM, Clerk.
REHABILITATION
of total amounts allowed out of each fund
at this session of the board.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-19

TOntine Savings Fund Policies may
be terminated at the close of certain
defined periods, on terms more advan-
tageous than upon any other plan.
These policies prove more profitable to
the policy-holder than any other form
Of insurance.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-19

BIZ WISE; simply call on your druggist
for "Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup" when YOU
have cold or cough. 20 cents q bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-19

Actual examples can be furnished at
the Society's Office, of persons being in
sured for ten years, and then upon
terminating their Tontine Policies, re-
ceiying cash in some instances equal to
the whole of the premiums paid; in
others, nearly all.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-19

A liberal surrender value in paid-up
insurance is provided for in all Ordina-
ry policies. in case of forfeiture.