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The daily gazette., 1881-07-06
A nemAnse Of . Poor Young Man

A reporter Of the Philadelphia Record
recently sought out young German 60
gar msker in that city named Delaware
u. Wenxelle, Of No. $50 North 9th street,
and found him with 5000 In green
count and going into business for himself
on The river front. This came from ex.
psnding one dollar for q half ticket In
The Nay drawing OF the Louisiana State
Lottsfy. There will be over $4,000
distri Dueed y Hike manner July 12th. A
venture otten wins. an h.fs iulye.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-06
RACING AT DovER.
Good Csntssts- May On the Traek

Good Centssts-lIay ON the Trask
s Again. I.=-=.5,.
There wasv good racing at Fairyisw
Park, Dover, Monday, 3 number Of
well-known Ayers being on the track
tie mare May, who, contrary to general
expectation, has entirely recovered
from the injuries she sustained last fall.
The summary OF the races are - follows;
800 oLAss-runs. sloo. ~ as,
W. J. Marshall, EAston, Nd, br. .9.-
b. Seton I l !
James T. Earle, Centrevills, No.,
b. .. Membrino Moraap .
Peter Reasnsr, Smyrna, Del, eh; .
Z T sr. n. Nome r 49, > .
3. 8. Honest John 8
Time. 2.47; 2.61f; 2.62i.
js51a 2.37 oLAss--RURsn $500.
Louis r. Levering. Nelson, Nd,
b. b. Thos. Scarf D
John Reamer, Baltimore, No.
br. m. Llzxie M .
John h. Phillips, Philaielphia, !.
br. m. Biackwood Belle !
W. n ouuofy outuAonoAug Vs hAs
Lady Fenner Si4i 3 - 4 3
James T. Earle, Uentrevllle, Nd,
b. m. Gamble Maid 87f7 =
John y. Smith, Philadelphia, VII, H..
m, Lady Loar s. IN lfss5#i q
Edmund Bailey, Canterbury, blk.
z. IGlouoestsr aiig . 9 0
Time, asst; a.3s4; 23oi. 80 = .ss
2.24oLAss--FuEsH sA00.
3. J. Morrison, Christiana, oh. m. i
May -7'sf1e7 1 1
J. M. Ford, Dover, b. &. Tom
J. Il. Fhiliips, Philadelphia, oh.s: !.
Chester .
Time, 22si, 2.2si; 2.20a.
2.2s cLAss-PUnsH $500.
John B. Wharton, Dover, b. ..
Sherman Morgan ! l /
John 3; Phillips, fhiladslph,a.. . .
8. r. Clark, Jr., Amber Park,
br. m. Belle Of Bethlehem { 4 dis
John 3. Smith, ch. Z. Charles
Tins, 2.34i; 2.sA; 2s5i; asea.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-06
TO Phi Y8lCIAN8
#A AND
CONSUMERS or ii
GOD LIVER OIL.

KnOWlnR from oxp0E10noo Ih0 dloHAtte-
fnction 90 often attending the dispensinf
a many Of the emulsions In the markotI
Weuld call your attention 70 some or he
lsasares q snanss., AZ snr vsars r1xc t pre-
yarving eAtisfActi0n, Tho OIL used 10 the
6nSst Norwegian and the most scrupu-
loi1a care ID sxeTcis3d in the choice or ali
material and In o. cry detail Of IT, manu-
ncture, BY careful manipulation this
ana ulsios ID made with the smallest pos
sibie amount Of gum, aud BY the very mi.
nute diyisisn Of the oil gl0buies 10 rehder-
"a very fiuid and perfectly peiatables-
of Cil and ! rrainu Of Hypophosphits Of
Lime. Samples will be gladly furnished
70 d. PhysidiAnn who may donire them.-
fut 81 IN pint bottles, price u. Manu-
hNNiSA a6A ssld whole4ele and rstan ~
Es8p ". =, WILLIAMS,
itlAEatisa Fl'Ss Dnu4oIsT.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-08

Sshfr, her has aIte gaterlanh tefu9sn rttT
gsrtpanhte uuh 8reunhe rem Gurrpa tpmmen
aiien nil, irllte bic prahtrpnen neuen sffsrnsH
S&rauteu- prifhampfi1iHe hes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-08

Die vsieipbursb & 8ousbtespTe Yof"
brinet foIsenbeS Ginseianbt SD fam
nid|t umbiu ofentIid meinen Saut
aus;uipreden fur Die srose 8obItbat,
pslde mir Surd bas ct. Satobs SeI
ertuiefcn tpurbe. llusefdbr 2 Sabre
;uriif bate id bas WaIbsur bonn
Yferbe ;u itiirseH unb meinen rsdten
Sub gu bre@en. Gin gutter @r3t, ben
id gu 8atbe ;oa, iteHte mid in brei
WOnate ipieber Der, aIein bel trnbsm
@etter, befam i6 iinmer 10 srobe
SdmerSen in ben 6ub, bab es tlum
gum &usboIteu mar. Der @r;t Ger
mid bebaubeItej tbat aHes m0stide
meiue Sdmsraeu gu itiQen, alein bis'
feIben iuurben imnter st66sr. @uf
Nnratben meiner Sreunbe faufte i'd
mir cine SIaide ct. Satobs Del. So'
fort fubIte id 9inoeruns unb mad benz
Sebrau6 bon bier 5Iaiden NOR i'd
lpieber pouifdnbis bersefteIlt. 0iit Der
Sitte bieies au uer0fsntIiden perbIeibe
i'd Sbr Soeob Soriter, ststpbursb, q. q
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-08

NTn0 CURED PROMPTLY and PRRNA-
RVEN nently. send a bottle Of my eela-
Hill brated remedy, with q valuable tress-
tise on this disease, free 10 all suaels-
ers who send me their p. o. and Express adj
dress: DR. H. 6. ROOT, No. lSs Pearl Street.
New York.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-08

.. .. Hotel
Deutftes 1aifban6
CONRAD sCHUgHI,
|2m,,ei, jebc,, Gag!
Sic beHen @strdnFt nnb @iaarrsH
tets an Der Bar gu babes.
l6-li @onraS S9u&.
lleber Baltimore.

| StSVNt A0tttSteDtb0
Ssefr, her hae aIte gaterIanb tefuaen rttF
gsrwanhte uuh 8reunhe rem europa fpmmen
afen nil, frlIte bic prahtpcnen neusn sffsrnsH
S&rauSsu- gsifbamPfi&iHs hes
gforosentidIem Slobs,
;ur litberfabrt tennsen.
Rit TdmrffHiffen hes RcreteHtltben Qlrss.
purben bic Gnhs 1879 Iber 100000 TttIrntH
tefrrtert.
yWit Dampfaiffen besslorboeutfd5en
9Iopo muroen bis Gnoe 1880 lber
500, 600 Yerfonen bef6rbert."
Die Dampfsr eieier Gpmpasnte:
8raunfdweia, 31O09 9ons. @apllnbntfA
@drnbere. 3l00 Sons Sap s6ser.
Seipsis. $500 BfsiTsr.
Ohio, 25OJ Wenes
Berlin. $500 $einde.
Baltimore, 250O :, SelImers,
fabren rsssIn6bis als IA Sage spif&tn Brts
men unb 8aItimpre unh nsbntsn paFaeisre
;u foIsenttn 8atsn an.
gon Baltimore mad Bremen.
!3pifSsnssd 5000
ainhsr ;wiI9sn unb 10 Sabrsn bic S6lff..
Son Bremen nod Baltimore.
3pilRsnhsd $3.50
tfinbsr ;riftsn une IL Sabren t;e S6Iftt.
SausIinse 200 RuntrrifstilIets ia erm6big-
ten 9reiIen.
Ter 2aneRnssplaB titItr TampiIbifr in
Baltimore III ;usIeid Depot eer Baltimore uub
Sbic Giientabn, rslGe pafaeiere ron unb mad
benz gSsfen an billieercu Hreifen ts-
t6reert, als irssnb cine Gilentabn rrn Rtm
gcrf anb philadelphia.
Sci Anfuuft Der Tamsfihiife rirb tas Ttprf
fir olIe Ni6tansefslItsn ssfdlrfTtn, 70 has bic
Ginrauberer niht Der @efabr au, sslest firt
prn Setriaern bsIhwinesIt ,u perren, mas In
anetrn SafsnpldBsn Isiesr 70 eft rsr 8aa if.
gEir MAIDEN ur& teIcuecrS auf fclaeute
fir erutiGe Seiienbe tectahtunesrertbe grrs
;iiae aufmcr'fom pslGe bic ReiIe nit unieTn
S&iFen bistst. Die peiIasirrc Fnb unter
Eentiben, fSunen hh aIIp nit Sreermauu
rerff6nbiesn Ubns TpImstlher au esbrau&ta
ltmfBen aus sinem SGiff IN bas anbGre, mie
bel ineireeten Raifsn fnhst nidi fatt; bic
Bahasisre ssbsn IN Srsmen irslsi& an Srrb
brs Seeanedmpfers unh rsrIafsu tenieIbt1 .rR
In Saltimpre.-
EB @seea nabtrer ausiunft rsnet maE
I'D an bic @eusraI. asenttn.
81. &ebnbmacbcr s. So,
go s Cub Sab Ctr, Baltimore, W
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-08
Neft;.

@on beute an berfaufe id nahfte'
benb nsr;eidnete ueue Sfdbmai9inen
nit spei SdubIaben, SIapptii& unb
SedeI gu foIsenben 8aars8rsiien.
Die neue SamiIg (sIeidh Der Ginger
$1,000
Die nsue Stenart 1000
Sie neue Groipn 22.5O
Eie Heue Scmeitic $500
Gubsrbem nertaufe id nod Die neue
Sapis. Die @bits. 8sbaI ct. SOHn,
Glbrebas, Die neue sSiIfoH unb etIide
sebraudte unb reparirte sadbmafdinsu
su onnebmbaren 8reifeH.
Sauft eure Rdbmaf@iHen no cine
NusnabI ~ finben if un6 bon SemnH-
ben Der bieieIben ~ rtpsrireu i'm stans
be iR uus ipart SsIH babei.
q. 8. SsfeaSitter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-08
-fth day Nay 18th 1881.

Jos Lickleider g and w ] Bowen
minor 1st annual settlement.
Fred Meyer G and & l. II and F kOel,
Ter minors annual settlement.
c NJ Matthews G and C II A Matthews
minor final settlement.
NJ. F. Murphy G and J L N H F N A
and Adams minors annual settle
ment.-
Adam Miller and VIM Kehrley
minor annual settlement.
Adam Miller g and C Lucinda Kehrley
minor annual settlement.
Hermann Neese G and August Neese
minor annual settlement.
Louis Niewald e and C II and L Lam
genberg minors annual settlement.
Albert NOwack g and Ferdinand
ROwack insane annual settlement.
VIM Oberkromm G & H w Overkrom
minor annual settlement.
Frederick Roessler g Sc A F and A
Schreimann minors annual settlement.
John Satterfield g s. C NJ A Satterfield
minor final settlement.
John Scherer G s. Emma Boch annu-
al settlement.
J F Wehmhoehner & m of Cas-
par Engelbrecht annual settlement.
VIM Pelster adm n F w KreutZer
dec, 1st settlement.
Ida Lange admx. Joseph Lange dec,
final settlement
John Bauer g Rosa Smith minor
final settlement.
Hermann April 4th 1881.
FRANCIS ONKEN,
Probate Judge
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-08

Grprobt.-9err Bernbarb SIunpp
in Srenton, 9enrp'Goy Soma, idreibt:
Sdon ubsr swei Sabre sebrou&en mir
Or. ausuit SOuis's 9omburssr Srop'
fen in unierer Sumilie unb mullen
sefteben, rab .s Gle bette 0tebi;in 1T
Die mir ls eebraudt babeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-08

8psi @er;te in Sdnins Gits parfen
fi9 eesenfeitie Der, uniuifenbe gieI ~
fein Wan tam f9IiebIi@ iinerein, ca
einem gonlite bon feds @oHeeen iur
gntf9eibnns ;u iiberIofen, iveIder bon
Beiben Rebt bate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-23
Nv 'TeIograpn'


NEW YORK. January ~ --Euentng.- Money. D
0rf uer c.n,. txChau2', 90. GoyHrnmenIs "tah
and inactive; new SIS, l0lS; new AS ilZs' ne"
As II3. states nominal.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY
NEW YORK. January 22.-Tee PoIs nnaDrIal
article says The Siock-ENchange markets. arr re-
active than OF late, but are geneTaliy strong.
states bonds are unchanged, while raiIroau oohu'
are generally higher. o,,, o., d.y.
The following quotations were cuTIru To-, al
Inited states 4 per cents. Us Oli' 20 asneu
United states AZ per cents, ll2A Olu' lnzB asheu
New Jersey Central, 90}s; ONO ana M'ss,ss'np
49s: Erie. SOB: Hannibal aud -. JFepn, %
lake shore, l334; Northwest, l34 IRON MouliI
tain 60: st. Paul, l404; WABASH, -: LOUIS anu
Pacific 47b: Wabash, ST. Louis ana facinc pre-
flrred. 9l%; Kansas and Texas, 46,s' Wes'e n
Union Telegraph. ll44: g. {. ana !. e.; "a "a
ct6c Mail. Sax: Union Pacific, lZe4. quotations
incomplete-wires still down.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK January 22.-The weekly statement
of the associated banks issued to-day shows tne Io
lowing changes: Loans Increase, s4,915.3Oo' spe
Gle increase Sl.02l 600: legal tenders Increase
400 800: deposits increase. Soo0o'ioV c II :, =
aon d, crease. $4,000: reserve Increase $500
The hanks now hold So 146,7Zo III excess U
the legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, nuary 22.-Virgnia g., deierrea
ID asked: consols. 10; second efries, 2s1: pasl
due coupons, Oily; new l0-40's, 40; lO'4C s. cou
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-23
Forty-sixth Congress-Third Session
WASHINGTON, January %, 1881.
SENATE.
The Senate was not in session to-day.

The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House continued in session all night
endeavoring TO get quorum, but without
being able 10 do so, and then adjourned at
O'Clock this morning.
Owing TO the late hour at which the
House adjourned this morning the journal
of Yesterdays proceedings vas not COM
pleted at the hour OF meeting, and recess
was taken for the purpose OF permitting lis
completion. After The recess the Journa'
was read and approved.
The morning hour having been dispensed
with. Mr.. Keifer, OF Ohio, called up the
resolution of the Committee on Election'
upon The contested.eectiOn case OF Blsoee
Us. Hull, declaring the contestant Bisnee
entitled to the seais
Mr.. Springer, OF Illinois, explained tn9'
the opposition TO the consideration OF tn''
case Yesterday arose from the lact tnat sOine
gentlemen on his side desired Mr. Hull tC
be present at the time OF the vote.
The resolution was adopted. and Mr.. BIS
bee appear ed at the bar Of the House ana tooh
| the oath Of office.
On motion OF Mr.. Cox. OF New York, th'
Senate bill was passed authorizing certain
persons to accept decorations ana preseh'
| from foreign Governments.
Mr.. Lowe, OF Alabama, rose to persona
exclamation. He saw from the Record ina
the sergeant alarms had reported him a
refusing last night to obey The order OF tn
House. The sergeant-at-arms In maKlni
that statement had suppressed bis (Lowe's
excuse that he was unwell. The order 10
the arrest OF Mr.. Lowe was then revoked
The House then, at 1870 =. NJ, adjourned
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article In tO.dat's Ndst0u0S fepvvtscd" ~
reply TO Senator Johnston. Secretaries
Evarts and Coz are in New York. The
talk Is still that Senator Allison will he Sec
rotary Of the Treasury. An influential Re-
publican congressman said to-day that there
will he an extra session, although be OPP
poses one.
BRIEF ITEMS.
The House adjourned at O'Clock to-day,
aud the Senate was not in session.
Among the callers at The White House to-
day were Senators Beck and Dawes.
There are not as many applicants at the
Departments as formerly. They are walt
Ing for Garfield.
The House to-day seated Blsbee tRepuD'
lican), OF Florida, in place OF Hull Demo
craft
The weather was mild aud spring-Iike
this afternoon, and IN spite OF muddy cross
iugs the avenue looked lively.
A board will meet here next week to en-
anime candidates for assistant surgeons IN
the Marine Hospital service.
Justice Swayne, OF the Supreme Court OF
the United States, will send bis resignation
TO the President early next week, ana
Stanley Matthews will be appointed in his
stead.
The Treasury holds 1859, s92,2j0 in
United States bonds to secure national
bank circulation.
Major Swain will succeed General Dunn
as judge.adyocaie genersl.
Government receipts to-day: Customs,
s342. 5S2: internal revenue, S4SG,S
The teegrams to-day from Nashville IA
yored the election OF Bate. Bailey had not
Withdrawn.
The House Interoceanic Canal Committee
to-day voted against the endorsement by
the Government OF sjO,OOO,O 900 stock of the
Eads sbip-railway.
Associated Press Reports Ivy telegraph to The
Dispaich.I
WASHINGTON, January -. The sub-com
mittee OF the House Committee on Appro
priations continued lis work to-day upon
the executive, judicial, and legislative aD
nropriatlon bill, which will be ready for thC
full committee early next week.
The post-office appropriation bill, aS re
pOrted TO the House from the committee
appropriates $40, $50 1872. and is based upol
estimates aggregatIpg S42.415,932. The bil
shows an increase over last years appro
priations OF Fl ,667,0l2. The estimated posta
revenue for 1882 is S3S, S45.l74. or Sl.9lj.23
less than required to make the Post-Oillc
Department sef-sustaining. The amour
apnroprllted for the siar.ronic service !
1915. 900, which Is an increase OF S3'o'00
over last years appropriation. IL Is be
lieyed an effort will be made in the House t
still further increase this item.
THE INTEROCEANIC CANAL.
WASHINGTON. January 22.-The Hou>
Committee on the InterOccanlc Canal at
fall meeting to-day referred back to the snl
committee the bin and report fayoIlng I'd
incorporation OF Ead,'s ship railway acro'
the Is,hmus Of Panama. with instruction
10 strike out that portion which provide
, for the endorsement by the Government
lis stock to the amount Of s50,OO0,OOO.
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a
CHICAGO, January ~ "A fee here fast
night DESTROYED The three.stofy brick furni-
turc factory OF +. Never, corner Of Clinton
and Sebor streets. The building covered
14s By As feet. II was filed with ipiiam'
mable material. and in twenty minutes after
the alarm the front wall fell, burying four
teen 6remen and one policeman 10 the
ruins. or these, four were found fatally
iniured-pameIy, James Conway, Engine
NO. IS, both legs broken and injured IN.
teruaIlv. found buried under five teet Of
brick: Edward Murphy, captain OF Engine
No. /, caught under beam and picked out
still clioging to the nozzle OF pipe. Shout
der.bIade broken and chest cayed in;
william Van Osbell, Epgine No. II, very
badly cut about the head and injured IN
ternally; James Tobin, pipeman OF En-
zine No. I, buried under brick with the
walls OF the chest crushed in. The Others
escaped with painful bruises. The loss Is
estimated at $4,000: pnrty insured.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny rEIRsRApm TO THE DISPATCH

THE INTERoCEANIC CANAL-THE SEM
ToRIAL CONTESTS IN TENNESSEE AND
PENNsYLvAN IA--AKCHBIsH0PPU R'
CELLS BROTHER DEAD-CONGREssIoNAL
PguCEEDINGe--DAMA FROM RAIN IN
GEoRsIA-FOURTEEN FIREMEN BURIED
IN THE RUINS OF A BURNING BUILDING
AT CHICAG0-THE ALEXANDRIA OBE'
I..sK-FEARFUL sToRM IN TIE MEDlTER-
RANEAN; FIFTY VESSELS REPORTED
wRECKED-ANNExATI or TKANsvAAL
DEEMED IMPoLITIC-TuE IRISH STATE
TRIALS, &C., &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-23
The Alexandria ObcIisIS.

NEW YORK, January 22.-Tbe Alexandria
obeli,k was placed over the pedestal in Cen
trail Park to-day. Between five and ten
thousand people witnessed the operations.
Among those present were Secretary'oi'the'
Navy Golf, Secretary Eyarts, the mem berS
oi tbe Park Commission, Collector Merritt.
and Representatives OF the Masonic irater'
nity. A guard Of sailors and marines from
the nayy-yard, headed by The Marine band'
formed Gordon around the monolith.
few minutes after noon Lieutenant'Com'
mander Gorringe gave the signal, and the
pillar was quickly raised from the hosting
to the perpendicular position, amidst the
enthusiasm OF the spectators. There were
no formal ceremonies.
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By telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW 1OKh.
NEW YORK January ~ Cotton dull; sales, LOG
bales; uplands, IL l3-l6c.: Orleans. IL Lite
southern flour dull and heavy: common 10 lalr
extra. s4.75@S5 50; good TO choice extra, t5.4oeg
SO So Wheat 9bou, g. 9eer ap sior ef Corn in
buvers' favor and very cull: ungraded, 3oHc. oats
about fc. lower: No. 3. 42c Hops 9nShanseu anu
dnI. Coffee firm and quiet. sugar du,I aug nom 'a
nauv unchanged. MOlasses unchanged ana que.
Rice quiet and steady. ROsiD quie' at 81 , l29
sl.s2R. Turpentine stronger al 31tSg5oc'
Il633c Polk held HIGHER, WIN very llVnt trauc (,
Old mess Sl3 37lf6st3.5O. ddIes hlgnrr anu
firm: long Gear 500; mort 70 VnH LUZ 90 so
~'''"-f BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 22.-Flour DUH and lower
Uoward street and western suDrDne. .s3.ZOt0
a. IL: extra, S4ds4 10: lily, so.lO9s6: t1ty
Mills supertine. s3@S3.5O; exIa, S41sf 20
family, s6as6.37; Rio brands. s6@sS 20 fata ,p,
90 family, AZ Wbear-SOuthern steady ana lniel !
western easier and dul; southern red .si'lneb
si.ls: amber. Sl.2OGsl.24; No. western E WI,
r rIr siI7I@sII7l; March, sl.l9a; April,
IN 1o0Si0C3,. Con-Souihein steady: western
dull: southern white. So 53c yellow, DC. 'sis
agmer western White s,v 4 ana nocianes NEED coffee
arm: Rio cargoes, ordinary 70 fair, iS@i3ac
sugar QUIET A" soft. 9kc. Whiskey dull al sl'iZ
mSl.l3. Freights dull and unchangee'
LOUISVILLE.
IorISyNITR, January 22.-Flonr steady; extra
"a 25Gs3.50: choice 10 fancy, 1905 90. Whra'
r,eady a. e5c Glsl Corn. 44c. Oats steady ~ ~
@Sec. pork I'm fair demand aud hrm at 1870
Lard steady aud hrg1 e 80 Buls meats siron p
shonlders .437%6S4 so; RIB. 81: sides, s72o
Rscon irm rio. s7.sT5; sdss, $500. Sugar curet
hams, 80 "a. Whskes steady at sles.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. lanuar' 22.-Cotton-Set receip's
| 555 bales: fnture close dull sales, 2l,OoO bales
January, Sl1.66@s1l 80; February, i.I5s
al "a: March sil9l AL 80; April. sl2.O6
Nav. sI2l9@sl22O; june. sl2.30@fi2.5l
| July sl2.4OmSl24l: gukust, sl2 4o4fiZ.9'
| September, 81 .93d ~ l99.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-23
De.,ruc,ive Fire I'm New York.

NEW YORK, January 22.-Flre broke out
last night in the four-story building, 81 Ann
street, which resulted in damage 10 STOCK
of Mr.. Nevens, dealer In paper STOCK, IN
basement; p. p. McHugb, card Doatu )
Talman, machinist; and William Bay,
gas and Iamp.manufacturer. occupying tne
first and second floors, and Surbufg, Dill
hard.manufacturer on the third fioor. Loss
IN aggregate about $4,000. The bullding
was owned bv Louis Duer Brother-dam.
aged about $4,000. Insurance and cause OF
fire unknown.
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Mr.. Chas. Chr Grau, No. Yates avenue,
and corner of Graham avenue and COOK
street, Brooklyn, n. Y, says: With great
Measure inform you that the great Ger.
man remedy st. Jacobs Oil has been used
by some of my friends and acquaintance IN
severe eases Of rheumatism. neuralgia, lum'
baeo. and various accidents. II relieves
main and heals almost like magic; and
never knew or heard OF, in my experience
of many years, RENE y upon which sucn
enthusiastic praise has been bestowed, and
q hich has had such an immense sale, as the
81. Jacobs Oil. put such confidence in the
healing power Of this family remedy that
recommend it for the various ailments
which it is designed to cure, and always
find that it is followed with the most won
derful results. The demand for the st. ia
cobs Oil IN both OF my druSstores exceeds
that of all other similar remedies combined
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-23
Fatal Fight Between Gambler ana u
ROugh.

SAN Francisco, January 22.-A dispatch
from Bodle says: At O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon Dave Bannon and Edward Ryan,
the former rough and the latter gam
bier, got into scuflle, begun in fun, which
ended in each drawing his revolver and
commencing to shoot. They had their arms
around each Others neck, and continued
shooting each other until Bannon was dead
and RYAN fatally wounded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-23
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
DEAD THE FOLLOWING TESTING
NAL:

NAL:
RICHMOND, VA.
Geutlemen,-I take the liberty u Informing you
of the great improyement-vel you may saw Tue
entire restoration To bealtb-caussd by using siAi-
MONS LIVER REGULATOR.
| was under medical treatment Tor long 'ihe '"e
ing treated for DyspepSia), bat all KINDS OF medicine
seemed 10 DO me bat little good suffered intensely
with full stomach, headache, &c. one day was
told by a neighbor who had taken the REO VLA-
TOR that u was a sure cure for nv troubles. de-
cided 10 try 10: not thinking 1t would do NE any
good. The first dose took relieved me very much
| A. yv,s so decided an Improvement began to put
coincidence IN wha. my neiehbor had said tome. In
| one week after taking the REGULATOR was as
strong aud hearty as | ever was /; my complexion
began 10 clear M. WAS told by all m3 scqaain.'
| .nces was looking so much better. l think IL y
the best hing ever took for Dyspepsia. withsh
any exception. IL did me so much goof Was deter
mined would give you my testimony without 1s'h'
,sked for IL. Yours respectfully,
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Original aud genuine manufactured only ~
j. II. ZEiLIN & CO..
Philadelphia. Pa.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-23
REMOVAL.

DEMOVAL.-t have removed my paint
II shop 20 $40 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
where would be san 10 receive orders gem " y
MINING. COtORlNG. ROOf.PAiNTiNt,SE MN
and OIL ID GLAZING. or anything In ne pa,nuns
line. Thanking my former friends ana cusso~ss'
for their past patronage, would % pleased w ss>
ihem At $40 esss Franklin street; ,,..o-o vr
70 e-eodlu Nd. HAk6bVtIs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-23
Rain Damages i'm Georgia.

NEW YORK, January pa special from
Augusta. Ga. says: Two culverts OF the
south Carolina railroad at Graniteville were
washed away last night, and trains are un'
able 70 pass. Fortunately the damage was
discovered before any train attempted 10
cross. The Savannah river Is much swollen
from recent heavy rains, and fears are en-
tertained for the safety Of railroad bridges.
Hamburg, the Brooklyn OF Augusta, is sub
MERGED
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-23
Charges OF Bribery.

OMAHA, January ga special 10 inc
Herald from Lincoln tNeb.) says OF the
United States senatorial contest In Ne
braska: The indications are that there VIII
be legislative investigation into the means
By which the interests OF certain candidates
have sought to be advanced. The charge
is made that money was offered Yesterday
to several members TO vote for certain can
didate.