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BEN burd elm lelenpfs unp lhreienee5
Rinb ushrsre Wlhte Der Shlaf aeraubt..
wurss une ter 81 Der llsssr,eueuns ee.
lunste. bab Mrs. Winslpws Sootbna
Sprup serape Der artItsl isi, esGsn sr fir
bas 6iap bsnStbtets, faulte einen 8orratb
baucn. als sr mad 6auls fam unb leiner
Jrau oapon Ntttbeilune mahts. psieerts
Ge fh, benz 3inoe BON Dem @sfauiisn su
perabrsihsn, ba ae cine Qnbdnasrtn Der
6Om6OpatbIe NOR. Die nahfe Nadt
wurce mieoer id,la 1os perbraGt. Mls Der
Batter am ndhasn Sage nad 5au(e tam,
ianb er baS 8ino ldlshter als ie, unb ba
ct atsrmals sins ihluHole Naht befard.
ttts, ssrabredte er watrenb Der Nbuel.n.
belt isinsr 6rau psm 8ints cine Yorticn
oeS SYrup unb faste nlhts bapon. Die
NaGt barauf idlief auss wobl unb Der
tleine Sdrsisr srwadts am Worsen nit
bsitsrm @sFAt. Die Wutter mar erfrsut
iibfr b'n plGblihen wunberbaren Wedfl
nnb obwObl lte Nh ,uerf beleieiat fablte,
ais Ft @ufi!druns srbislt, ieete Fe ben.
nod ben @sbraa bss sprups fort.
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ser waro bic Babn, auf Der feline @runbz
ilbe im Shlamme pes @emeinen unters
ausehea brobten, nur ems blieb uneridat=
terltd fir ibn fsitlteben, bic SpielIdulo,
bic &brenidulo nlubte panttlid absetra<
sen weroen. Su Der Be5iebuns tbeilte er
ifrens bic Yrin3ipien iener sruben Qn;abl,
benen cine Spielidulo heilis 1T, penn
1ie Rh aud icnlt nidt entblGoen bic griz
ftens sanaer Taulien, bartender WaiIen
nit in ibrem 9tuin 3u be9raben.
(gprtfstuas folst)
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Giup intprpiinntp 0Nptte if hiplt

Cine interellante gDette 1T bieier
Sage bon einem junsen &eferenodr in
Berlin genDnnen DDroen. Serlelbe
bate i'm GreiIe bon Sefannteu Sic 0e=
bauptung aufgeitellt, oaB in Berlin ie=
mano, Der es bertebe, re6t antdnbig
bonn Getteln leben f6nne. ST ielbit
mo0te li9 anbeli6ig, ben gelpeis Ser
g8aDrbeit an5utreten, uno berpflibtete
ii6 BON Morgeus Z llbr big 4benbs Z
llbr minbetens 6 Marf 3ulammen gu
uieJnorren". 9ls Gegenitanb ber @ette
iuuroen 80 Marf angenommen, ipel6e
Sun:"c init Dem Grtrage Der feltlamen
Greuriirn einem tpobltbdtigen 3tpede
oieuen iollte. Ser freipillige gettler
tpuroe Dor ieinem @ange genau bur9=
iu1t un6 mdbrenb belelben BON atpei
Treunben begleitet. Sein @rfolg mar
groB. Sein oiirftiges 9lnsleben ioipie
bas bei6eibenbe 9tuftreten ertpei6te oas
Ser; man6er Gamilienmutter, uno in
ben allerneiiten Sdllen lit ibm fleines
@e!O gegeben uorben. Sn elmer 8eamz
teufamilie bat er Wittagbrot befommen
uno angenommen. Na6mittags bate
er 130 Mfal angeipro9en, babon AZ
Mal pergebli6; fein grtrag mar Orei
Stunoen bor ber feifgeiebten 3eit 6,5
Wtart unb fomit mar Die @ette getpon=
nen. Ser getrag bon 56,5 Marf 1T
elmer armen Wittipe, beren Mtann am
Sage borber beeroigt mar, eingebdn6igt
tpprDen.
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ger5dSnerunasmittel.

Mls tOsmstildsu BrdparatsTrantreitbs,
ale gerldGnsrunssmittel ber Bslt pers
mDssn ben Damsn fsine fdGue 9aut, 70,
iss Wanssn uno ltratlenoe Queen gu Der.
lhufen. wenn es ibnen an gutter @siunp'
bsit fsblt; uno Nihts permas 70 RAID uno
lihsr quite 0elunpbsit, Rraft, 5robFnn
unp Sh0nbsit gu psrlhafen, wie has
5upienbittsr. Cine eiH3ise prube seniist,
nm islbf ben llaolautiGten gu iiber,euosn.
@tsbe In elner anoern Spalte, ,-Seleer rapb.
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: Die Observation-Disclosures bes Seioef=

= Die Wie6erberftellung bes Seioel=
berger S6loiies, tpel6e bisber iumer
an Der 6ur6t Der 2r6iteften i6eiterte,
Die v&omantif" our6 cine &eItauration
gu serif0ren, 1T nunmebr geli6ert. Sem
gilbbauer S6ol in Mannbeim, Dem
'unermiibli6en 9ertreter Der oft ange=
regten Sbee, lit es gelungen, ben GroB=
ber3og bon Saben sur Serufung elmer
&ommlilion berborragenoer beutI6er
9trditeften 81 beranlalien, tpel0er Sic
&eitaurationsfrage sur Seratbung bor=
gelegt tperben miro.
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YSirbtigc Mmseiae.

lin 0fuum 9taum fit bic fit bas
Serbftseldaft sefauiten gSaaren 5u sez
minnen, merbe id, alle DrpgcroS, 9tos
ticns, S(eioer, Sdube uno Stiefel gu
beceutenb ernieoristen Preilen perfaufen.
$. @ren ct, Ilantcsebaube, etne
Greppe bod.
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oeSn &iIlingen iit fir bic Siderbei

Sn &iiiingen iit fir bic Si6erbeit
bes Tiirfen 8ismarf bic combinirte bei=
lige Sermanbao preubiI6er uno bairi=
i0er poli5i item beoa6t. SIR Ging legt
iib oreifab gegleocrt als i6iibenber
panscr UNI Die periom Oes Siiriten, uno
dngfli6 miro auf Dem Siilinger 8abn=
bofe ieoer 3ug beoba6tet, benz bieQei6t
ein perod6tiges Snoipiouum entlteigen
fDunte.
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Die 8itba 8 Ger lflaiie 8 ilnbet iaii
in NsD SrIsaas 2iiaiias ben IL. Stptemb 1881
2putIiana State $ptterp So.
Disfss Sniiitut wurbs i'm Sabre 1868 fir Gr.
ssbungs> unb DObltbdtiotsiis 9psfe ppn bsr
Staatslestslatur seiss!i9 ineOrporist nit siasn
&apttal son sl,oO0.00O. au osldem Fe feitbn
siatn @sfsrSsfoab ron $4,000 binsusefust bat.
JBre sroben 3tebunGen ppn 3elner
Mum ntera fnbea mpnatiid ttait. NitmalS tpirt
cine 8ieturg Serfte5ea. aNan Ie1s na6fpletnt'
WreiSstrttsiluns. 81
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Sdrtisnpc &iubsr unb fdlaFoie Nadts
inp ibr iebt unbsfannt. @tne ein,slne
Yrote nit pem SYrup fat nod pas Gel.
ben jsSss Rinsee unb cas- gcrurtteil ecr
SHUTTER beFest. Sa alien Npptbsfen ,u
baten; 25 @ents bic JlaI6e.
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Dlan fam @elo lparen, menu man
ieins Strumpfwaaren, SanDldube, Ta=
identiiaer &c. bel $. @renet fauL
i'm Nlampsebdube, eine Treppe bod.
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- Gin Saab fir ben eanosmann,
-5srr q. Saaosrs, Salamanea, q. g.,
tbeiIt uns 6olssnees nit: St ssbrauhte
bas ct. Sacobs Oel tei pfsrbfn, welae
IN 5olss Barter Nrbeit rsalpso" mnrsn.
Daa Sel iibertriift In Der 5bat Alss,
was ih is pon gInreibunssmitte &c.
trautbt bate.
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= @6mibtz@abanis, ber bumorilti
l6e 5erausgeber Der u8erliner Mon=
=3eitung," bat li6 pie bic g}atio=
nal=3eitun" i6reibt, iiingit sipei preB=
proSeiie eigener Mrt sugesogen. @inmal
sog man ibn tpegen einer 6pottberlun=
oigung al Dem beilisen @etit 5ur @e=
6enidaft unb iebt trifft i'm cine 9ln.
flage ipegen 8eripottung bes &0nigs
bon &lImdnien, 9ie 8eb6rbe siebt i'm
sur &e6enf6aft ipegen @eripottung
eines Mitglieoes bes preuBii6en 9Dniss=
bauies.
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western Union injunction SUIT vs. she
PENNSYLVANIA RaiirOad Company.

BALTIMORE. january l1.-ln the united
STATES Circuit Court this morning Judge
McKennan directed the postponemcht un'i'
next Monday OF ihc argument in the matter
of the Injunction OF the Western Union Ie ,
egraph Company against the Pennsylvania
Railroad COMPANY, restraining the ialtrr
from interfering with The business OF me
telegraph lines along the route Of tue uhlleu
companies OF New Jei sew, and in the sun Oh
seolestraiiOn in he matter OF LathroP
against the Junction railroad, an action 10
prevent the PENNSYLVANIA railroad nom III.
ierfcrng with ana delaying the trans oil
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad pa'Nihs
over the junction railroad.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
-, TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH,

,ru,r TIE REPUBLICANS WILL 40 IN
- rrrIoeG CASE IN TuE sENATE-iN-
u-<rrioN SUIT AGAINST TUE PENNSfL-
VIVA eAILRoAp CoMPANy-ThE NEW
.v FNATORsRIP-MR. cons NEW
.cpogrioNMENT BILL-THE YORKTOWN
NNIAL.C COMMISSION BILL PASSED
- Tur SFNATF-TENNESSEE POLITICS;
qur NEw REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR IN
,rcrRArED-FATA RESULT OF col
,is,oN WHILE DRIVING RAPlDLY-MUR'
DIR oN BOARD \ BRITISH BARN -OFfi'
cal RFFORT OF TnE POPULATION OF
.ruF EMITTED ~TATES-DREADFUL RAIL
WAY ACCIDENT IN YORKSHIRE, tNG'
land: SEVEN PERSONS KILLED AMI
roRTY WOUNDED, &C, sc.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Country Pfoduce.

Country Pfodnce'
4DDIes Green-trOm s2.ZJ 10 e3.2J pc. barrel.
5sssLOo Il zoe. p 70.
Gutter. .'rlme 70 choice yellow, Csc, lair TO
eV Corr MeaI: $4,000. p oushel for country Coo
u D re Fr1u: Apples, gale; blsckberres &C.,.
cherries. l2aI &C.: raspherries; 2nm22c. 20
Dressed poultry -TurAey>, 100 be-; ducks ~
@I3c.; chickens aud geese, 90 Zoe
FsGtherS: Prime nve-gcose, 40@45c.; common.
Fiarsssd: 81 p busael.
RoT: Virginia timothy, sl20G:L25; clover.
SlMSl.lO.
Oats: Baled. slGsI 10.
potatoes: irish, s2as2.2j = barrel; 75c. q
bushel.
VI tops, 40c. q n.
Lard: COuhsry &c.
Rys: g0M95c. =. 0usneL
Sundc. Prime. T0c.
Shucks: 700 soc.
BaLsd 6truD. 6Jd75c.
WOOL: Wssned. 40@42c,; unwssned. 2SG3Oc.
surry WOOL will BRING from 70 &c. y n less tnan
above ratee.
Cement. Lime, Plaster. arc.
Cement. koserdal-. si.40@ei.50 . barrel
James River, sl.30Gil.iU. ,..
Sl.l5dSl.Z0. accornng To quantity; Jointer
,nnishlngl, 1928 Genn's Falls, 81.
Plaster: Lamn. n4.73; ground, IS eaicinea
plaster. Al.6O4sL75.
Tar: Large size. $40.
Dry GOODS.
p-fnts. Merrimack. 81 Merrimack sbirtins,
&C. f: Richmond. &C.; soulh Bridge. &c.: Pacific,
7c; sprsgle. 81: sprlgue shifting, &C.;
,annels, 6c;; Ausns, ose: Ma.e MeS,ers 3d. d..
ple 7c.; simpson Mourning, 7c.; SimnSon Grey,
&C.. simpson Black. o4c.; Harmony, 6zc; Ash
land Solid, &c.
broIon Coftons Manchester y A., 5kc.; Man.
chSsier "A A. A., 6Ac.; Rorkbrioge "a X.
Il. &c; james River : o. o.. 5H;; lanes RIVER
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AsU aEsPsAsBt
RAILROAD I
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- TAKING EFFECT AUGUST le, 1850
PASSENGEh TRAINS.
800 p. VI. Leave Richmond daily except Sum
iayj. connecting West Point on
Tuesday, THUR DAY. ana SAT-
URDAY with steamers for all land
Tugs on the York river and for Baiti-
THROUGH FREIGH1 TRAINS.
800 A. M Leave Richmond daily ,excep. sun.
sIO:l5 Il. ~ day., connecting al West Point with
steamers for baltimore on MONDAY,
Tuesday, WEDN EsDAf.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY;
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and
FRIDAY; With steamers Tor Provi-
dence AMI HostOD on TUEsDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ. Arrive Al Richmond daily lexcept
sunday connecting At West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAf with steamers from Bait.
more.
THROUGH FREiGh1 TRAINS.
2.5OP. MI Arrive AZ Richmond daily texcepg
as r. ma SundayJ connecting at West Point
with steamers from Baltimore. New
YORK. Providence. and Boefoa.
No transfer OF freight a. RicnIpopa 70 % rom
southern points. Cars run thr0nRb setwesn Atlanta
and West Point.
Careful handling saa disratch, with lowest rates,
guaranteed.
Tnrough bills OF lsdinR, with guaranteed rates,
Issued 20 all northern and western points
FOR information. Amply Al Office ~ tne comOany,
rwenty-thiro aud DOCK streets. Richmond. Va.
snls r. DoTGLA> ~'ms-tnfendent-
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
JANUARY 1.-THE following are the quotation
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.

JANUARY 1.-THE following are the quotations
DABK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
LuqS.-t OmmOn TO good. S4G$6.
Lt0r.-CommOn, s5@ SO; medlum, S6.5OGS7
good, $500; fine, SIO@sll; extra fine, $500
ia.
DARK TOBACCO-MASUFACTU
Lug FUIerS.-t ommOn. $3.jOGSf medium,
<4.5OdS5: good, $4,000 r6.
Ledf FiLiers.-COmmOn, S5GSj so; medium,
$50 $3.50; gOoi, So ~; tnr. S9d $40.
MISUNDERSTANDING, s7.5oaSs.oO: medium
Se.5OGs9: good. s9.5UmslO; tine, $lO@Sll :
extra sun-cured, sl2@slJ.
BRIGHT Co-MAEUFACTCRING.
Sat0keTS.-Common, sSMSl0; medium, 500
Sl2: good, sl2@sl6; iine, sl6@S20.
FiHerS.-C common, S6GSs: medium. S7ds9 ;
good, &l0NSl2; inns, nominal.
WrGDDerS.-C Common, ~ 0MSI5 medium, I 5d
$50: good, t20GS30; tine, 100000: iancy, SO'
@S75.
HrG0OerN. JAghogony.-Co mmon. s12@.l3
medium. lj@ m$20; good, i220 $50; fine. f3O,a
$40. extra, i45MS50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for This class OF goods Il confined
principally 10 good Old heayy-bOdled ugs ana Ken
lucky River leaf We quote:
Old lugs, S4@i5: Kentucky River Tugs, 500
Sl2; Kentucky River lear, Sl3@YlS.
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Tennessee LegisIaIure-Inaugu
Of the New Governor.

NASHVILLE, January l7.-The House
Committee on Elections agreed ms morn
ing, without dissent. to seat Representative
McKenna Republicln). whose seat h1d been
contested. The Republicans on The com
mittee. hic1 l. composed OF EIGHT Repub-
lcans and three Democrats, decided to pre-
sent report tomorrow morning recon-
mending that Steward DemocraO be I'M
seated The Democrats will present mi
nority report.
Governor Alvin Hawkins was inaugurated
at noon before a large aSsembage OF people.
He is the first Republican Governor inaugll-
rated in Tennessee in ten years.
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IufIon directing The Committee on Post.
Offices ADD ..Post-Roads to inquire into the
expediency Of establishing telexruphie
postal system by the Government OF the
United States /; and also as 10 The cost OF re.
producing facilities for transmitting teIe-
graphic messages eqnsl to those now pos
sessed by existing corporations, and as TO tho
expediency OF operating the same; granting
that committee power 10 SEND for persons
and papers. aud authorizing it to report al
any time by bll Of otherwise. Referred.
The Speaker announced the regular Or
der 10 he the motion made on the third
Monday oi last month to suspend the rules
ana pass the bib authorizing the read1u st'
menf OF salaries Of postmasters OF The tbird,
fourth, and ifib classes m accordance WIN
the act OF June =, 1866. Reiected-yeas'
100 NAYS. 81; not the necessary two thifds
IN the affirmative.
Mr.. Converse. OF Ohio, chairman OF me
Committee on Public Lands. under In
structions from that committee, moved 10
sll. pend the rules and pass the bill quleting
the titles of settlers on the Des MoInes
river lands, In the State OF Iowa. AiteF
very noisy debate the motion 10 SUSPEND
the rules and pass the bill was agreedto;
and at } O'Clock The House adjourned.
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Popslntiow OF tie United States
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT 0P
YiE CENSUS.

tlfE tfNSlS.
WASHINGTON, January IL The Superin-
tpndeut ~ the Census TO-DAY sent 10 the
House statement showing the population
OF the United Stsies as follows by states
Alabama. 1902. I24 Arkansas. sO2, OBJ:
California. Sei.6S6 Colorado, $40 Con-
necticu'. Gj26s3 Delaware. 1864. Flor.
i'd, 2s7.3jl; Georgia, 1.5s9.O4S; Illinois;
3 O;S. 100; Indiana, 1,57S.3G2; Iowa,
1 Gj4 $40; Kansas, 99j,9G6; Kentucky,
I.64s. 1873 Louisiana, j40.103: Maine,
G4s.945; Maryland, 9ji,632; Massaehu-
sets. t,7S:,Ol2; Michigan, 1.GS6. 33l Min
nesota. $50. SOG; Mississippi, t.l3l.js2; Mis-
souri,. 2l6S.S0l; Nebraska. j2,ij3; Ne
yada. 81 go; New Hampshire. 34&'aSi;
New jersey, 1,ljO.9s3; New York, 3,OsS,-
80: North Carolina. l,4OO.O4i; Ohlo'
al7S. $50: Oregon, 11i.1Gi; PcnnsylyaDio,
4, 2sa. 1856: Rhode Island, 276.j2S; South
CaroIina. j956G2: Tennessee. l,3f2.i63;
Texas, 1,j72 "a; Vermont, 1872 aSG; Nir-
ginia. l.:j2O.S SOC; West Virginia. GlG,A3;
Wisconsin, 1852, 4S0. This makes total
Of 80 800. 59j for The States. The Tefflto-
ries aggregate GO GGS. ana the District Of
Columbia ~ ,G3S. which makes grand aS
rreoatc OF population Of 30, tJl.SGG.
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Judgeship Of the Finh New York Dis.
trict.

HON. MR.. HERMAN TO BIZ NOMINATED BY NEW
YORK DEMOCRATS FOR The SENATORSHlP.
ALBANY. \. Y, January lit i under
stood thai Governor Cornell will name John
G.. Churchill, OF O-wego. for the iudge>hp
vacancy in the Fifth judicial district, caused
by the death OF Judge NoXOn.
The Democrats will nominate Francis
Herman for United States senator in their
caucus Tonight.
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MurherOn NhinhOn ri =.

NEW ORLEANS, January 17.-George
Treadwell (colOred), Of Liverpool. aged
thirty wears. cook on board the British bark
Queen OF Nations, was found dead in
bunk on the vessel this morning. his head
having been chopped open apparently with
a Ratchet. William NOrwau. the carpenter,
and Herman Schultz. sailor on watch, have
been arrested charged with the murder.
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Fatal Collision in Georgia.

AUGUSTA, Ga. January 17.-LaSt Thurs
day near Waynesboro', Burke county, Ga,
while ID. Mcdowell and j. ID. Nixon were
riding very RAPIDLY in opposite directions,
their horses came in collision. Mcdowell
was KILLED and Nixon seriously injured.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Irish Affairs.

DUBLfN, January 1.-THE Court OF the
Queens Bench was crowded to-day. Mac
| Donogb, Of the counsel for the Traversers,
laid he intended to pnt in evidence forty
one acts Of Parliament passed before and
after the act OF union regarding the land
laws and the preservation OF peace in Ire
land. He called a. q witness an eylcied
tenant, aged eighty-three years, whose Zee
bleneSs caused Il sensation. The prOsecu-
ton objected to the evidence OF this Wit
ness, but the Court decided that 1t was
admissible ii the prosecution intended
10 rely on the nineteenth count OF
the Indictment. which charges the TraYers'
ers with cOnspiring 10 create discomfort and
disaffrciion among the subjects Of the Queen
end ill-u i'll and hostility between the differ
ent classes Of her Maiesiy's subjects. and
then. the Court SAID. the trials could last
for wears. a short adjournment was grant
ed on The application OF the Attorney-Gen-
eral. Mr.. Law, TO enable him TO consult his
colleagues.
General Foreign Notes.
PARIS. January H. VI. Trnquet. re-
turned Communist, and tDree other Roche
fort candidates. were defeated Oh the second
ballot IN the supplementary municipal cleo
lions Yesterday. The ReactiOnaries only
carried one seat.
LONDON. January IA dispatch from
Berlin says The sum OF 10000 marks
has already been subscribed towards the
founding OF an anti.Jewlsh newspaper, the
majority OF the Berlin journals being deci.
dedlv against the anti-Semetic movement"
A railway accident has occurred at Wake
field, Yorkshire. Seven persons are re-
porled 10 have been killed, and from thirty
10 forty injured.
The thermometer in London last night
ranged from 2 10 degrees above zero. To-
day IL Is about II degrees above. In Wales
bethermOmeter registered degrees below
zero. \ heavy snow-slorm prevails in
Wales to-day.
A dispatch from Durham, dated to-day,
saws il is rumored that the British troops
made two sorties from Pretoria, and were
both times repul,ed by the Beers.
A correspondent Of the Times at st. Pc
tersburg SAYS General Skobelof estimates
the Tekke Turcomans 10 be 10000 strong.
He says they nave excellent rifles, but only
few cannon. The Russian arfillerynen
captured with their guns by the Turcomans
were all massacred.
obituary.
LONDON, January 1.-THE death Is an
nounced Of Rev. Humphrey Lloyd, ID. d.,
ID. {. L., f. X. S., IN his eighty-iirst year.
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Flour.

Flour dull. We quote: Fine, 800 1850: extra
$3.50; superGne, :4.50dS4.75; common family
SJ.756i6; choice or patent family. S7.0O@Se
stanton inspection, extra, sJ.5CM $3.50.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

aALEs.-20O Virginia coeseis ~ f4f: l,O0p N.
G. A per cent. at 50 1000 shares Piedmont II. u.
stock at Il2: 1.e00 shares r., Y. II. and q. 80 NJ
l1a; 10 shares Gu c. and A. r. n. stock at 40h: 10
shares X. and r. X. r. stock nj 9lS; 20 shares X.
md Il. n. X. stock at 91k; 10 shares X. and p. II
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DOLICY.HOLDERS IN THE PIED.
l. MONT AND ARLINGTON will Bud u to heir
advantage 10 cali on me AT ONCE tbrnging their
poIlc;esl AZ The Offices Of JOHNSTON, WILLIAMS
g BuuLWARE, where Win ~ for few days.
"a 1855 q. SETON LINDSAY.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January II, 1881.
SALES.
WHEAT.-I.97s bushels at u .26 for prime white
Il "a for very good Lancaster; Sl.l3. 81 .l6. ana
ana ri ~ for common, fair and very good mixed;
II and Il 4 < for common AMI very good Fullz
CORN.-g-6 nushcls at 53 and 54c for good and
very good whIte aud 53c. for very good mixed.
Rye bushels common al zoe.
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Lynchnurg Passenger Train. 30. 4i. DaIIy.

LynchDurg Passenger Train. No. A. Daily.
Arrive BurhevIe.........,... ..........li:30 N NJ.
Train No. A connects at Burkeville with Allan
lie, Mississippi and ohio railroad for farmvllle,
l.ynchburg, aud all sOuIbwesier pOinis.
Trains Nos. ~ and AZ connec' at >utheriins with
Milton aud Sutherliu Narrow-Gauge railroad for
hitOn.
Train No. As cOnnecrs n salisbury with Western
North Carolina railroad for AsheyIe and all points
IN Western NcrIh arOlint.
Trains Nos. 80, As. and AZ connect nj Airline
Junction wi h Atlanta and t0aro te Air Line rail-
way for all points South and southwest, and at
Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta
railroad for ali points south, southeast, aud SOUTH
west.
Train No. so stops only at Jetersville, brakes
Branch, Barksdae's. Danyilc. Greensboro. and
salisbury.
Trains from the abOye-nsmed points arrive at
Richmond 1873 T.. NJ. 4:0S 4. NJ, ann 6:45 T.. NJ.
Train on Norfb Carolina railroad leave Green's
bOrO' day at $50 4. VI. for Raleigh aud Colds
bOro'. con NJ cting Al GOdsboTO' with Weldon ana
Wilmington railroad for Weldon and Wilmington.
PuLLMAN-CaR SERVICE:
On Train No. 4S-New YORK aud Richmond. or
DanvIle and Atlanta aud Dauville and savannah.
On Train No. 4Z-Washipgtop. Richmond. and
Danyle, and Danyie ana Augusta.
Tickets sold TO all pOintk sOu,n. southeast, ana
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No laY-over checks giveA Oh local TICKET.
a. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
L. ". X. TALCOTr, General Superintendent
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY

NEW YORK. January 1.-THE Post, in lis IMAM
cal article c-1ay, says: The stock Exchange mar
kcIs star ca off very strong. United states bOhhS
are Dnchaaged in price, winch depends very much
on legislation at Washington respecting rtlnndlllE'
Ralroad bonds strong ~ general adva ace. ne
features being the junior securities and Of south
eru aud southeastern railroads. which are largely
the subj ct of speculation. Old choice hOndS arc
scarce in the marKet and rule al very full prices.
he stock market. excepting Reading and the tele
graph stOcks. opened strong and high, and was
alternately strong and heavy, but In the main mas
been strong.
The following quotations were current TO-DAY:
United states per cents. 1875 bid, ll3A asked
United States A per cents, 1l2's bid ll2ss asked
New Jersey Central, S9a; ONO and Mississippi,
AZ: Erie. X: Michigan Central, l24ai; hannl-
bal and ~. Joseph, j34: Lake shore, 1929; North
west, 1885,: Iron Mountain. COZ; Rock Island
1851: ~. Paul, 1Z3 II. Paul preferred, $50 Wa
bash. II. Louis ana Pacific As; Wabash, ST. Louis
and Pacific preferred, 93iS; Kansas and Texas, 46t
Western Union Telegraph, 1914: {. {. ana l. e,
2i',; Pacific Mail, 80; Union Pacific, ll9&.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE January l7.-Virginia 8's. deferred,
) asked consos, 74l, second series, rs plsi-due
coupons, Oh; new l0-40t, 49A; lU4C'i, c0u-
pOn, 81.
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ny GeBexrapn,
NEW YOnA.

NEW YORK, January l7.-Hoon.-Stocks active.
Money on cali. 5@6 Der cent. xchange-LonS.
9S7a: short, ?0'!. state bonds dull. Governments
strong, - oo,,
Erenfag.-Money, sos per cent. exchange 9s.5'
Governments steady; new 5's, lOl's new IA -
% new As. Il2b. states inactive.