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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-11-05
TUESDAY, THE STH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1881,

at the usual places of voting in the several
election districts of said county, for the pur-
pose of electing the following officers;
Comptroller of the Treasury.
State Senator.
Two Delegates to the Legislature.
Three county Commissioners.
Sheriff.
A Surveyor
The polls will be opened at o'clock O. M,
and closed at o'clock p. m.
The Return Judges are required and direct
ed to make their retu IN ON the second day
Thursday) following the election to the Clerk
of the Circuit Court for Garrett county, to be
by him forwarded to the Governor.
No spirituous or fermented liquors will be
allowed to be sold in any election district Of
the county on election day, and all persons
are hereby warned not to violate the law in
this respect.
GEO. d. WHITE,
Sheriff of Garrett county
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Election Notice /!

TO THE JUDGES OF ELECTION AND VO-
TIERS OF GARRETT co.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-11-05

NOTICE is hereby given to the Judges Of
IN Election and the Voters of Garrett coun-
ty that an election will be held on
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Too Much PPeeanfioIi.

WASHINGTON, October 20.-A quantity Of
United States bonds, representing $500,
and several United States notes aggrcgating
about $3.50, were received at the Treasury
Department this morning, accompanied by
an unsigned note requesting that the whole
be placed to the rcditofthe conscicncciund.
The sender, evidently intent upon defacing
the bonds so ellcctually that they could
never be used, cut them into strips and
cut out the numbers. The bonds, there
fore, cannot be identified, and the purpose
OF tie owner is defeated. The package
will be retained at the Department Until
the balance OF the bonds and notes is re-
cciycd, or the owner calls for is return.
The package came from Cincinnati.
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GENERAL HANCOCK GIVES 4 RECEPTION.
Manifesto OF the President OF the
E.nnd Losgue.

BosTON, October Fitzpatrick \. Collins,
president OF The Irish National Land League
OF the United States, has issued an address
to the members Of the League and friends
Of the cause, which begins ~ follows:
''For Ireland the supreme moment has
come. The action OF the Government and
the answer Ct the League reyOlEtionizes
the situation"
The concluding paragraph Of the mnni-
festo OF the Irish Executive Committee is
then quoted, and the address contains tie
following:
"This trumpet-call to duty snd TO sacri-
fee will be obeyed in Ireland. The Gov
eminent and the nation, landIordism and
the people, stand face to face prepared for
q dcath-grappic. Let us show them how
we'll their hope mus il founded. Brewery
act OF head and heart and pocket Leu rs re-
spOnd to appeal. Hold meetings every
where, and cable to the FrcemaH'S Journal,
Dublin, your response for publication"
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Dcufh on filc Roll.

CNTyNATI, October 20.-Fiye men were
killed yesterday on the Cincinnati Southern
railroad 1T Mckinney station, one hundred
and thirty miles from this city, while riding
in n car containing water-lanks. The en-
ginC, which had been detached. became
unmanagcable, and was driven with great
force against the car. The men Sillcd were
David Campbell, George Campbell, John
Alcorn, Charles Krcbs, and George Whit
lev. Another employee, Thomas Smith,
had both legs broken, and Doc Lane WAS
lnAlN hurt
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Financial Condition ftIic Norfolk
anil Western Railroad.

PHILADELPHIA, October 20.--The gross
earnings Of the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road Company for the year ending Septcm-
Der 3Oth, the earnings for September being
were S2,203, 00G.08; opc-
rating expenses for the same period as
those OF September being Appropriated,
were Sl,0l7, POI, 53; net earnings, Sl,lSj,-
Tli.5j. The fixed charges are 1866, G9G,
leaving n surplus OF Sj2j,0lS.jj. The ac-
tual gross earnings from February 1st to
September so, 1881, were $3.50, 7Gj.07
greater than those OF the corresponding
period in 1880, Notwithstanding the re-
duction in the local passenger and freight
rates,
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veu,w.Feyer and SMALLPOX.

WASHINGTON, October 20.-The National
Board OF Health received adyices to-day
10 the effect that there were five deaths
from yellow-ieyer at Vera Cruz, Mexico,
during the week ended October ID, and
five deaths from yellow-fcyer and one from
smallpox during The week ended October
9th. At Key West one case Of yellow
fever was reported October 9Th. At Ia
yana during the week ended October Sth
there were ten deaths from yellow-ieyer
and one from smallpox.
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.TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
rormE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.
YORKTOWN YESTERDAY.
Successful Military and Naval RE-
views Over Mine Thousand Troops
I'm Lin0-An Imposing Scene
upon the Waters.

Five Men Killed on the Cincinnati Southern
Railrond Fatal Runaway Accident - A
Deputy Sheriff Killed BY Desperado-Staae
Robbed by FooipadS-A Missing Embczzler-
New Witness In the Chrisiianey Divorce
Case-opening OF the Land Court in Dub
linz The Land League Proclaimed to be an
Illegal Organization The Caldoron Cow
ernment In Peru Suppressed.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, October 20, 1851,
Country Produce.

Country Produce.
ApDles: Grccn-Erom S2.75 20 50 z barrel.
BeeslCdT: 2JWZlc. a 10. 800. -
Bf,ftsr: Prime O. choice Yellow 2oW5ze.; IaiF
tO good, lCG2Nc.
DyiGd Fruit: Apples, IA 5ge: blaekbcTrie'; Toe;
eherrits, l6c.; rispbcrrlcs, 2Jc.; pcache,--Sorth
caroline peeled, I6m20c.; Virginia peeled, l5c.
quarters, uarcelcd. &C.; halves, uupeeled' 7c.
P0Hitlg: Live chickens, O@20e.; ducks, zoe.
Fsa2tiers: Fdme nyc-soosc, 5oe.; common,
9Jc.
FTarseef. Sl.lO = busheL
Nan: Virginia timothy, si.10@ sLlJi clover
mixed, Siosl.O5; clover, 93@95e.
oats: soc.
Pof1,oes: irish, 50 = barrel.
pOOfs. Ginseng, el.75ftsl9O q ~. seneca,
free OF tons, 4Oel45c. q 70.
lard. Country, l6s Ice.
RE: si.l5 q bushe
Seiaac. Prime, 75c.
Shyicks. 7OmToc.
Bdled StTdtB. soc.
TrliOtc Cote. "a IL. 1900
iVooi. Washed 85613Ge.; unwashcd, goo Zoe
hurry wool will bring froin 70 BE- . d. less thdn
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster, &c.
Cement. Roseadale, sl.45@sl.5O q barrel
Lime: Agreultural &c lOe. 3 ousieii Rock
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Gnifon-.s yEiii1t,l....nae.

WASHINGTON, October 20.-Mr. Scoyille,
Guitcau's counsel, was present in the
Criminal Court this morning, but after q
private conference with the Court and Dis
Corkhill, retired without
making argument upon the application for
order for witness fees, rs ii was expected
he would. Ii is probable, according to
Ccoyille's own statement, that the Court
viii Grant lis application tomorrow morn
ing without argument, and will at the same
time assign associate counsel TO aid in the
defence.
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IIorIaazsl,ip.s srohon s,rocl.ery.
IErom the LonAon IelosrspI.I


Lady Pigot was the possessor, among
many art manufactures equally beautiful
and scarce. OF an old Worcester tca-sciyioe,
which was occasionally in Use, and which
consisted Of eight cups end sauccrs and
n little teapot. One fatal afternoon the
footman, in carrying out the tray with
these charming objects upon It, trpped
over the lap-dog on the rug, or some IN
lucky impedimeut, and sent everything
dvng. The effect Of tllis awkward mishap
was that the entire service, excepting one
solitary cup and four OF The saucers, was
smashed 10 atoms. SO hopeless appeared
the wreck that, though ii was carefully
gathered together and preserved, Doattempt
WAS aiterward made 70 unite the Trag-
mcnts. There was nothing among them 20
presentable as those " broken tcacupS,
wisely kept for show, which on the chini-
ney differed in 4 row." as cbronleled by
goldsmith In "The Deserted Village"
LAST week, at a sale OF her ladyshp's e.
feeis. the single cup aud four saucers real
tied something over zoo, while the broken
uieces brought thc'remMkable soiatium q
fifty guincaS.
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mn especial honor 10 the old Mother State,
as 1t Is the only visit Of the kind he
win have made during the celebration. 1t
Is rumored tonight that the prize lies be-
tween the New Jersey and Virginia troops.
The Governor ard his staff returned
home this evening, where they win receive
tho French and German visitors tomorrow.
fBy Associated Prcss.l
YORKTOWN, Va, October 30.--The mill
tary review was successfully carried out,
and all the organizations marched well.
The route was a circuit Of the Temple
farm, and about four miles in length, over
broad fields, with nothing TO obstruct the
march. One hour and twenty minutes
was consumed in passing given point,
and when the head OF the procession reached
Che grand stand General Hancock and staff
rode at the head, but they then fell out
0f line, and with President Arthur and his
Cabinet and the foreign guests and other
digniiaries, reviewed the troops from the
grand stand. General Hancock stated 20
the President that there were $500 men in
line. The states represented by the yolun-
teers were Georges, New Jersey, Delaware,
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,, Maryland,
South Carolina, New Hampshire, Virginia,
New York, North Carolina, Rhode Island,
Vermont, Kentucky, Michigan, and Con-
necticut.
TIE PRESIDENT WAS QUITE ENTHUSIASTIC
over the magnifcence Of the display. The
only colored troops in line were two CON-
panics from Richmond, composing part
OF the First Nirginis regiment. They were
loudly cheered by the spectators from the
North.
ARRIVAL OF THE CONNECTICUT TROOrs.
The steamer Charleston, with the Gov
ernOr OF Connecticut and staff and troops
on board. about which there had been some
anxiety, arrived at about quarter to 10
O'Clock this morning. The pilot Of the
steamer did not know Yorktown harbor,
and anchored his boat at the mouth OF York
river until he could get pilot 10 bring him
into port. Night before last the weather
was rough, and two thirds OF the troops
were seasic6.
GENERAL HANCOCK GIVES 4 RECEPTION.
This afternoon General Hancock gave n
reception on board the steamer II. johns.
Among the guests were President Arthur,
Hon. David Davis, President Of the senate,
the French and German visitors, Rcar-Ad-
miral Wyman, officers OF the army and
navy, members OF the Congressional Com
mitee, and the Governors and officers OF
States.
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Fatal nunawsy Accident.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, October 20.--The
stage between Alma and Fayetteville met
with a terrible accident by the horses rum
ming away and stage coIliding with stump.
William Sanders driver was instantly kill
ed and Of three passengers, a Mr.. Brown
was fatally and G.. c. Parrish and A. c.
TreadgiIl seriously hurt.
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Had IN XIII.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, October 20.-Wbile
Dcputy-ShcriG' Lindsey and three officers
were returning 10 Helena yesterday with
three prisoners charged with attempted as
sassination a mob OF forty persons took
away James Cunningham, one Of the pri-
soncrs, fred n yolcy at him, end left him
for dead. This morning il was asccrtained
that Cunningham had not been killed, but
had crawlcd thrce-Qunrtcrs Of mile to 4
house. where his wounds were dressed.
lie was shot at similarly and LEFT for dead
several years ago.
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Railroad, Organization.

EVANSVILLE, IND, October 2O.-The
Evansville, Jackson and Kew Orleans
Railroad Company Effected an organize
ton here yesterday. r. G.. Hcryey, Of
the Evansville and indianapolis Airline,
was elected president, and j. j. Morton
secretary and treasurer.
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,,,,,ed yy,,iIe In DISCHARGE of Duty.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 20.-A dis
patch from Prescott, Arizons. says Dep
ufy-Sherilf Briant was killed while in
discharge OF his duty by desperate named
Miller. The murderer escaped, but Is
being pursued by large force.
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Paying Bonds of the One Hundred and
Fifth CQII

WASHINGTON, ID. c., October 20.-Sccre-
tary Window issued circular to-day an
nouncing that until iurthernoticc he would
pay, with accrued interest, upon presenta-
ton at the Treasury Department, the bonds
embraced in the 105th call.
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Tho Chris,iancy Diyorcc Ca.o.

WASHINGTON, october 20.-In the Chris
tiancy divorce case to-day counsel for Mrs.
Christiancy placed on the stand a New
York dress-maker, who swore That IL was
she who personated Mrs. Christiancy in
visiting Giro's Hotel. She was paid $50
by Giro for doing so, but at the :ime did
not understand Giro's object.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
10. rr le.-PLlce. ii. ~ ~ as ~

'Ows: o..
B.tJ C.,itle.-ycy best, 40 &C.; good. SO
ro,ign oxen. thin str1rs. &c, 2N2'c.; bulls
extra. sc. other gr11es. - -aJtc. t To-. gr0,s.
H5ys.-Fcig best, O. &C.; other grades 10 DC
A. it... Ec..
.D.-904Zc. = th.. 2ro.-.
T,qfy.-S4trSlO d lr1i.
AlOut G7j Le'd OF btdf cattle. 3ii hogs. and
GAS sheep IN the mrract. Market Oycrsnpllied
Wits medium and common grades " hctf cattle
AMI tau4. giadCs were dan and l0Wer-fuuy a..
OF: some elt over unsDd Best gI-id,j were about
as last week. aul somewhat active; good many
s,llinz at g.. tld NCfy few 10 81. Bus sell very
readily 20 quota .Ors, aud Ia special good de-
mund. Hog market quiet gnd without change.
Sheep m1rict very much oyor5rppIcd, ana pflce5
sre or quality considered; good many lcit over
IN suld.
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when Artemus Ward Charles Browne
fret lectured in London his jokes ieil iis,,
and seeing how it was, he concluded hE
discourse to the eject that the audience on
Going out would be handed tickets TO Con,
stantinople and return. SIN that city,,
went on Artemus, 81 propose to repea'
NV lecture this day two weeks. 10 eacn
ticket is attached coupon that WIN adhlit
the bearer to the hail, u assiru N.Y.; sU" sucb
tendance that may shed ilgns upon su o',
~ INV remarks as have evidently given you
main. which | thank you for having borne
H. silence 4Whaf does the man meant"
asked John Bull. $50 10 Constanfinople:
70 hear him drawl through this mass OF
stuff again We don't doit." When they
reached the door, and no one was there
with the tickets, It slowly dawned upon
them that Ward was laughing at them'-
Washingion Capita.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMoND STOCK EXCHANGE.

4 III IF'HAEf UtLIDIE 1Vs IboIs
SALEs-FmsT DOARD.-IOu shares Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad at 4Ols, 100 do. at Al, 100
do. At 40l 30 do. g. 00I at 40X; 10sharcs Atlanta
aud Charlotte Railroad AZ 49, 10 shares Peters
burg Railroad at 2j4, 90 Go. 80 %.
SECOND BoARD.-100 shares Norfolk and West
ern Railroad preferred NJ "a; so shares Chesa-
peaEe and ohio Railroad ut 29k
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A $4,000 Fraud.

CuIcAGo, October 20.-A dispatch from
Kenosta, Wis.,, to the Daily NelrS says IL,
NJ. Theirs is missing, after having obtained
$50, OOO on fraudulent copies Of mortgages
notes, etc,
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EfnRc-HohherY.

GALVESTON, October 20.-Footpads stop
ped the stage between Gatesyille and Bel
KNAPP Tuesday night and robbed the mall
bags Of registered packages. This Is the
fourth robbery on this route in two months.
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A whole Family burned TO Death.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 20.-Near jack
son, Amador county, early this morning,
the residence OF 7. Jcltutch was burned,
and Jeitutch, with his wife and two chill
drcn, persisted in the flames.
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The Trcesnry Portfolio.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October 20.-It is
known that President Arthur is consider
ing, among others, the name OF United
states Treasurer Gifllan in connection
with the Treasury portfolio.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October 90 N00a.-stockl irm.
Money. soc per cent fNca2E-c-LGnH, 4I01,
short, 4s3Z. state bonds dl.il. Governments
,cady for he IS and iac. higher for Tie extended
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK, October 20.-Thc P0sl's lnancial
ar.lc'c G:ip r. VI. ydltun) says: The Stock TX
cnuu.c markets continue dun. United ftaic,
IGGds are :. higher for ne cxiended 50 a. COZ, 1
higher for tiir extended IS 20 1909, and D. higher
Tor thc t5 to 1875. Railroad bonds are ddll. but
speculative issues are rather higher. The stock
iaaskc. Dos hccn alierna.cly strong and heavy but
thc result Of the fluctuations up o. The Zine WcMuW
t5au adyauCC tn The general lsl ~ btt ~ pcrcent''
and I'm Manhattan Elevated u = t. AJa. lie
next largest atNancc has been In Delaware Lack.t-
wanna and Western 30 1855. -. and r.. q. has
advanced l per cent % 81; The advance III thc
Other stncNs las bCen fractional metropolitan
Elevated opened at SIr, advanced 20 30 tcll 10
sG'.. and is again SIS. G., C. and !. has been
cNrci lionally week, filling 10 % from 81.
Hannibal aud -. Jo preferred has alSo
from Il3. Chicago, T.. and Q. Is to-day selling
'ex-lieltsn at 1876. The money market " easy
10 4 to PER cent. for call loans. Time loans are
pee cent 10 that rate and "a commission. Prime
mercantile PAPER j. 6G7 Per cent. The United
states suh-frc1sury was this morning debtor al
the clearinghouse sl,0li,2j9.l3. The movement
AGAINST this city a., last week. TIE market for for
cm exchange is dull and rather weak.
The following qlotailons were current to-day nj
2:3D T.. NJ: Western Union, 800; New York Cen
trail, 1876; Lake shore, lis Michigan Central,
S.: New York, Lake Erie aud Western, 43t;
Now York, Lake Erie and We term seconds, lO2
Delaware. Lurlslwanu1 AND Western 1914; New
Jersey Central. G3f: Delaware and Hudson,
lu77. Reading, 67s; Northwestern, l22.s; -.
Paul. lu7ls: ahash and Pacific, 4S wabash
and Pacific preferred, SS'i; Union Pacihc, llsb
NJ. Is. and T., 30 Hannibal and st.JosePE 300
Hannibal and -. Joseph preferred, llla; ONO
and mississippi, 4rf; Pacific MAI, 49,; {. G.
and l. G.. 21ri; Northern Pacific common. 3l3i;
Sorthgrn Pacldc preferred. IS; san Funci 90
prcic.lcd, 6St.: Central Pacific, % =; Louisville
ana Nashville, 93i; Ontario aud Western, -
Ienhatnn Elevated, 444; illinois Central, l29s
Canada Southern, JSE; Chicago Burlington and
Quincy, l36ml37; Denver aud Rio Grande
0D-,ha preferred. lOlL: C.. G., G.. and l., 90
Fric and Western, AZ; Colorado Coal, 498
OHIO Central. 26l.; Texas Pacific, 0ie; Texas Pa
ciHc l.. c., 7OU7ls.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 2O.-Nircinia G's. c0n,o's
So: second series, AZ; pHst-due coupons, J2s
new IC-iC's, OK. Bd to-day.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER %
ARRIVED.

Noon ri,cs......... 4:48 Eycnlug............ 1928
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 20, 1881.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyauollc, Coach, New York, mcr-
chaudsc and passengers, George ". Allen q TO-,
agents.
merchandise and passengers, }. ". McCurrick,
agent.
steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfols, United States
mail, merchandise and passengers, l. Is. Tatum,
agent.
SAILED.
steamer Tiger Lily, Walthall Smlth!cld.
merchandise and passengers, W. =. .. Cole su-
perintcudeut.
Schooner Ollc5 Amcs, sheridan, Newark =. j.,
coal GcrvaS S;Orr-: vessel, Curtis Parker
Schooner lara VI. Goodman. Hcriu, New York
rf0 Petersburg. wood, Curtis & Parker.
schooner William l.. Franklin, Vine, Baltimore
ri.t james river lImhCr. turria * co.
Schooner Il. =. Miller, Candy Norfolk, coal and
slaves. CUrIie & Co.
schooner ou,h Shore, Whl;tcmore, Georgetown,
ID. G.. HIGHT.
schooner J.. 4. Dcnncnhowcr, Cannon, Norfolk.
Hight.
Schooners Ada T.. Kennedy, Kennedy for Ports
mouth, y. H.. and Henry Mc,~cr, scar. for Port
land heretofore reported detained by low Watcrl.
ras - 49,
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


DUBLIN, October 20.-The Land Comt
opened To-day and there was a crowded at
tendance. Lord-Justice O'IIagan said the
Court had decided on extremely simple
rules Of procedure, free from ell tcchnicali-
ties. The fee for entering court would lie
only shilling; so that nobody could have
the excuse OF not having the advantage
OF the land act. There would be similar
Zee on giving notice oi appeal. Many ten
nnts, he said, had already applied to have
their rents fixed, but no decision could be
given before the expiration OF ten days.
For the present the commissioners would
do their best to make the act a success.
The Judges statement was received with
applause.
~. N Ynnh Icnnnc IN EIIccnI GrrnniTn.
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RIcHuoSD AID ALLECHAGY RAILROAD Co, !
FNGfNUERs OFFICE,
cHENANDOAH-VALLEY RAIL
y ROAD.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS

= IT,.
will be received al Roanoke, Roanoke county, Ns.,
until TUESDAY, October 20 1881, by ~. W;
GOF. Chef Engineer shenandonh-N Valley hailroad
Company. for FURNISHING MAI ERlAl.S Eslis
AMI FIFCgTION or A HOTEL AND PAssEN-
GER-STATiON 10 that place.
Plans aud specifications may be seen ana ini9r-
nation obtained nj the Office Of FRANK had
DOCK. Division Engineer ShenandOah-Nalleyr rail-
80 ~ Roanote oc l4-lGt
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fEI.lA.
EOR SALE.

By order Of the BOARD OF Directors, NC BO1AiS
TiON COMPANY ARE OFFERED FOR SAIL,
via SYLVAN DELL, SYLVAN STREAM, and
order and are known for their speed wei as tbeir
sca Qualities. They will be sold ON the most literal
terms to close up the company. Sealed proposals
viii be received. and must be directed 70 JvnS
IOWERY, yice-pre ssdcnt Of the company, " east
fourteenth street, New York. se--Ro'
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COMMERCIAL.
-CIMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA, october 20, 1851.
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPOEr.
Lrce.-Common, S5m$J.jO; medium, I6@
SC.5U; good, S7We7.5u.
L.GL-Coiunou. $7.5C@SS; mcdium, $500
80: good, >lUmcIl; iuc, $40 -l3; extra zinc,
ia" $50.
DARK TOBACCO-3ANUFACrUR
Lvg FHey3.-C Common, Sjf $3.50; medium,
5GnS $3.50; good, $40 500.
L,tJ IUiC8.-CCmnol, @I.1u" :; mcIium'
$500 50: good. 500 9ll; inc Fll.JOU 81;
cstr- Eue sun-curci, eI3WSzO.
HfupV eTS.-tcmmCn' $40 $40; medium,
@lIuelJ; extra -iE,-curcd, Z lSU $50.
BRIGHT -ODACCO-MANUFAcTUHI
S.aoEeFs-Cnmmon. $500 -; medium, vlO@
81 good. $40 81; Gnc, SiJMHls.
FUtys.-C Oiqmon, NHr sl1; medium, 10000
81 good. SlZHsI3; tnC, rtiH slJ.
Ig.alJylrs.-t 'nmmrE. -l'Wsl@; MCdlIhi, q Ia
o. SO; good, -2jes So; hHe, -fjg 500; fancy,
S6rn 500. .,,.s,-.
wrappers, og7FV.-CQmmon, Fl2' $40;
ne.liuil. $3.50 80; good, go SO; Inc, $3.50
80: extra. S13t,SJu.
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REMOVALS..

DEMOYAL.--W have removed our Of
III Tee 10 No. 20 TIIiRTEENTH STREET, ops
posite to Messrs. A. \. stokes q Co.
&C 16-lw GOODMAN & BoUDAk..
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wv, YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, October 0.--Cotton-Net receipts,
SO bales; gross, 2,lo2 bales. Futures closed weak
Noyeiaber. sIl .f2@sI1.f3; December, 81 .Ssas
sIl.59; January, sli.77; FesrlNry, slt.94;
May, $3.50; Jrne sl2 .t4(5si3.45; Jaly, si2.55
Gs5I2.J7.
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EDy'CATEONAL.

NEORGETOWN COLLEGE, d. c.
u
Tho scholastic exercises Of this institution WILDE
resumed on THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1881.
For catl,oeuCs OF fun INFORMATION apply bp
au2 REV. i. r. HEALN, :. j.. President