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The News from Europe.

SOUTHAMPTON, October 2.-The Interoceanic
steam Yachting Company'S yacht Ceylon s1iled
from here to-day with forty passengers on cruise
around the world.
LONDON, october 2S.-The Manchester Guardian
IN It's commercial article says: The firmneSS of
prices restricts business. Buyers refuse to i'm
prove their previous offers. Producers whose Or
ders are approaching completion do not refuse 10
continue selling at the best prices obtainable but
as soon as they are re-supplied with orders they
uonS OF buyers and sellers show considerable ten
sion, which causes good deal of suspense.
THE FRENCH WAR IN AFRICA
LONDON, October &.-A dispatch to the Times.
dated Tunis, october q, says: New from the at
tacking column leads to the SuppoStion that Kair-
wan would surrender to-day, (Thursday1 Al
for three months two transports have arrived
there with an enormous amount OF stores Opera
tions have commenced in Algeria The column
under Gen. Delbreque has left oran for the south.
BRITISH STEAMER LOST WITH ALL ON BOARD SAVE
The British steamer Calliope, from Odessa for
Bremen, has been totally lost ON the Spanish
coast. Only one perSon was saved.
DEFEAT FOR LoRILLARp.
LONDON, October sS-The Newmarket Houghton
meeting was continued to-day. Mr. w. s. Craw-
ford's b. I. Carrie Ray captured the Jockey club
cup from field OF six. Sir John ID. Astleys Peter
Mr.. T. Lorillards mistake was unplaced.
THE GERMAN ELECTIONS.
BERLIN, October 2-In polling here for members
OF the ReichStag yesterday conservative anti
semitic candidate received enough votes to entitle
him to enter as candidate in second ballot Herr
Henricf, the notorious jew batter, only received
500 votes out OF 10000. The news from the pro-
vinces denotes strengthening of the liberal
ranks The defeat OF the conservatives is most
significant In places where the government had
pat forth all its strength te support them. A
large force OF police was Oh duty In the streets
here during the day and numerous arrests were
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SAN FRANCISCO, October 28-A Tucson dispatch
says 1t has just been learned that DR.. C. H. Lord,
of the firm ct Lord Williams, had not been heard
from since his departure from here three weeks
ago, though the firm had been wiring to all points
to learn or his whereabouts living or dead. Last
evening dispatch was received here, saying that
Lord had been very sick at St Vincent'S Asylum.
A member of the firm here states that they believe
that they can pay every dollar OF their indebted
ness, and then have ample means to continue their
business DR. Lord has started for ST. Louis, to Sc
cure payment on account OF beef contracts which
he is carrying for the government The rumors
cepted money after the assignment was made is
contradicted, and the report that the government
funds short, is without foundation, as the gov
During the day two Of the heaviest New York
firms With which the house has had transactions,
teleoranhed Lord & Williams to state the amount
necessary to help them through, and it would be
forthcoming. The sympathy OF the community is
with the firm and there Is little doubt but that buS
ness win be resumed IN a few days.
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A REJECTED SUIToR's SUICIpE-A telegram from
Richmond, Va, October Goth, says: Richard Kirk,
Of Mobile, Ala, committed suicide in Cumberland
county, Va, last evening, e the presence Of his
Kirk had been paying attention to Miss Farris for
some time, and her parents ssnt her 70 Camber-
sI,it He followed her, renewed his suit and was
rejected. He had an interview with Miss FarT1s
last evening, and 1t is thought he again pressed
her to give him favorable answer, which she de-
clined. he then drew revolver and shot himself
through the brain. killing himself almost In
stantly.
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Two French Guests Capture a Burglar.
THEIR EXCITING EXPERIENCE IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, October 23.-About O'Clock this
morning Gen. Boulanger, of the French delegation
OF visitors, awoke in his room at the Continental
hotel and noticed man standing by table where
he had left his watch and roll of bank notes.
The general seized his sword, and calling upon
Count Lichtenstein, who occupies the adjoining
tingu1shed guests locked him in another room
until the arrival OF the police. He has been den-
titled as WIN. MaTStOn, alias "BuffalO Bill"
notorious criminal who has served sentences both
here and in New York. He was at once taken to
court. After the alarm was given it was found
that an adjoining room in the hotel, occupied by
Col. Boyce, OF Virginia, had already been entered
presumably by the prisoner, and that Col BOyce
had lost $50
He was taken before magistrate and held In
81 500 bail to answer. The grand jury at once
found a true bill against him, and he was tried,
convicted and sentenced to three years fmprison-
ment, and to give good security to keep the peace
and be OF good behavior for year alter the expi-
ration of the sentence.
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The Irish Question.
SHARP TAX by PREMIER GLApST0NE.

Z.
LONDON, october 2S.-Mr. Gladstone I'm the course
OF his reply to the address presented to him at
KnowSley yesterday said: The point was whether
Ireland is to be governed by laws made by parlia-
ment or by laws known to nobody, ana written no
where except in the brains OF a few persons. and
enforced by an Illegal arbitrary and self appointed
association which sought to override by organized
attempt the free will OF IriShmen II was uueS-
tion between law and chaos. No fewer than thirty
thousand application forms have been issued un-
der the land act he said, and this led him TO antci
pate future peace and prosperity
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What the Pacific Coast People Want
Congress To do.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 2S.-The board OF trade
yesterday adopted the report OF the committee on
Immigration, the main points OF which have
been telegraphed east and passed resolutions
asking representatives I'm Congress from the Pa
cif1c coast to urge the survey of all the public
unSurveyed lands in the state, also to obtain the
passage OF Chinese restriction law and an act to
provide for a civil government in Alaska.
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n 90 T s.
9I5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

Warm weather In New York preventing sales, dis
eouraged holders Of goods facilitated purchases of bar
gains, ayailed ourselves C ibis chance, and bought
stock at very low figures. customers now take
the fenent of cur purchases.
Silk and Chenille Mixed Fringes, inches wide, 45e.,
eGc to 60c. the yard.
Chenille and Jet Mixed Fringes, to inches WIDE
75c. to 81.
Jet Passementries IL, Is. II to IS cents the yard
splendid value.
Mourning Fringes, to inches wide. 75 to s0c. and
mp.
ELEGANT Jet Beaded Cloak and Dress Ornaments, IL.
IS, soc. and up.
Black and Colored Silk and Chenille Girdles 45c 55e.,
Soc and up.
Plush Chenille and Silk Tassels 2lc. TO T5c
Metal Buttons in ali the oInbre shades Is to 20c
the dozen.
Pearl Shaded and Pearl and Steel combined Buttons
&C., loc.. l5c-. up 70 81 tine dozen.
White and lreceiIt Gimp and Buttons at low prices.
Back and White Beaded hand made Laces, all prices.
Black and Cream Spanish Laces, 25 to 35c. the yard.
BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
MOOT
els PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
o21 WASHISGTOS, DC.
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The Attorney Generalshfp.
NO IMMEDIATE CHANGE.

1t is now settled that there vii be no immediate
appointment Of an Attorney General During the
absence OF Mr.. Macveagh. Solicitor General
Philips under existing statutes and without
special designation assumes the Office The Presi-
dent GceS not want to act on Attorney General
MacVeaghS resignation until the star route cases
are under way. The friends OF Mr.. Macveagh,
notWithstaadng With Ing this still has left the city
1Or gOOd ana Will only return to formally receive
his successor So far as can be learned there is no
change In the program to Hake ex-senator Howe
Attorney General after the President shall have
acted upon Mr.. MacVeagh's nsIgnation.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.-At the Queens
town drove yards on the Metropolitan Branch, y.
Means. proprietor wednesday 2S head OF cattle
were Sold to butchers, at Be. as 1-5c per lb 600
sheep and lambs sold as follows: Sheep 2xc.
nc; lambs 4kc.a6hc.; COWS and caves Drought
E20a4tO. The state OF the market was Qul
DESTROYING PR0NIssORY N0Tk.-A brewer,
named Jacob Roth, doing business at No. Sl6 1St
street northeast, was charged In the Police Court
this morning, by Jos McLain, with grand larceny
and destroying promissory note, for ~ on which
el6 had been paid. The case WAS continued until
next TUESDAY, on account OF the absence OF wit
neSeoA Mr.. McLain claims that he went to Mr..
Roth to collect the balance OF the note, and Nr.
Roth snatAed the note out Of his hand and tore II
into pieces aha threw It into the IRE. There Ia q
law punfSh1ng perpOns for destroying promissory
notes and all such documents Of the value OF O.
and upwards BY imprisonment nom ono 70 thre<
yeaTs In the penitenkAJy.
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Wall Street To-day.
THE STOCK EXCHANGE MARKETS STRONG


NEW YORK, October 28.-The Posts financial
article q 40 pm. edition) says: The stock ex-
change markets are strong for the United States
bonds at yesterdays prices, and also strong for
railroad bonds and shares, although in the early
dealings the stock market declined 5sa1 per cent.
There has since been an advance, however, OF n
to 25S, led by Michigan Central to 94x. The other
notable strong stocks have been Canada Southern
shl Which has las, adyanced % to GA r. Central = to
Erie II. to 45A and Wabash prfd IL to 8s7 jersey
Central per cent to se1s, and Milwaukie and st.
been fractional The special feature has been
Michigan Central, which until lately had been
e as se 70 s ISe @s ShnI
interest In it. Whether the present rise, which
does not appear to be encouraged by MI. Wander
est or has the additional support OF purchases for
CONTROL so as to form line hostile to Mr.. Wander
bilt and in the interest OF the Erie and Grand
Trunk OF Canada, remains to be seen. The Ele-
waited railroad stocks are not strong to-day, and
there is disposition among spectators to
avoid them. Wall street is not yet clear
respecting trunk line affairs. The local money
market continues easy for borrowers on call at
4a6 per cent; and on time the rate is full! per
cent, with loans not easily obtained Prime
mercantile paper is 6a7 per cent, The clearing
house exchanges continue large and evidently the
treasury here was debtor at the clearing house,
this morning, in the sum OF 81 500, ,15ls6 The
market for foreign exchange is firm.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. October 2s-virginia 6's deferred,
due st So; ten 2fsTtiss. 5s bid to-
middinr III F9our essv d,,Sl and Sarti.1iv % Iounr
Howard street and western super. 5O0a5 IS: do
extra, 6.OOa6 IS: do. family 7.O0a7. IS; city mills
7as Patapsco family a SIS. Wheat, 's southern dull
and easy; western dull and weak-southern red. 35a
1:5ss So. western winter red, srcs ana oetobsT:
al 4sss January. l. 53ai. 53fs. Corn southern firm
western dnll-,sonthern white, 74a5s DO. yellow, II
sSsa65aa; Desem6er:.- a,sa72s:. Oats active and
mixed. a7a4s Pennsyiyania 4ssts: yequiet and nom
visions pork, ls. Balk shoulders
ders. To- clear rib sides. H. Hans iSsl5I Lard. is
Butter firm for choice-western isa25 Eggs scarce
for refined Coffee firmer but ouet Rio carroes orii
nary to prime, 9aI2. Sugar steady-A soft, Ioa
Whisky nominal l. lSal 49, Freghts dull Recei, tsc
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Fire at StauntOn. Va.

STAUNToN, Va, october "a fire broke out this
morning on New street, and partially consumed
three stores The entire damage is estimated at
$4,000. j. w. Abby is the heaviest loser, his loss
being about $4,000, covered by Insurance.
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A Bold $4,000 Safe Robbery

PITTsBURG, PA, october 2S.-A Chronicle Roches-
ter, Pa, special OF this morning says: GAS the
treasurer OF Beaver county was opening his safe
this morning he was knocked down by two un-
known men and $13, 600 OF county funds abstracted
from the safe The robbers escaped with their
booty without leaving any clew to their Identity"
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DENyER COZ. October 8.-1he RpDtOlican re-
ports that Del iockhart, ssKidn Coulter and man
known as ..sllm" were lynched at Terra Amarilla,
Col, on Wednesday night. L0ckhart and Slim
and Coulter was imprisoned for murder commit
ted at Chama nine months ago. The Immediate
cause of the lynching was the discovery OF plot
Of Coulters to kin the guard and escape.
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Pinalico Races To-day.

PMIIco, Nd, october 8-First race, one mile,
won by Viola, Potomac second, By the-Way third.
Time, :46
4 Second race, mile heats; frst heat won by Bram-
ballata, Lynchpin second, Barnadtne third Time,
Ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-28

THE NEW ITALIAN MINISTER presented his Gre
dentlals to the President to-day, and wore full
court Dress Secretary Blaine introduced him.
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Terrible Explosion as the Navy Yard.

Terrible Explosion ~ tAe Navy Yard
ONE NAN KILLED AND sEsERAL WOUNDED.
terrible explosion took place about 2:SO O. clock
to-day in the ordnance department, Washington
navy yard, where the illuminate is made, by which
one man. George Lawrence, was Instantly killed and
several wounded. The coroner was notified to GO
there at once.
The wounded were George ". Gates and Marion
reports wRcs to By
caused in torpedo experiments and were
not generally noticed Until the alarm bel
Then the greatest excitement prevailed. The
gates of the yard were closed and no one was
a1Gs,os allowed a...ns enter Or depart The *
house, in the west end OF the ysrd. % lawrence was
engaged in drilling OF charging an old
thought other Eliminates exploded too. The
interior walls OF the building were demolished
the STAR reporter visited the yard.
grown-up boys and several snail children. dates
was very seriously injured aDout the back and
os pa Sao al his saothpg ns Mas
R thoaghs g es njares WIZ 1 prove to Se fatal
not 50 serious, apparehtly, Is those WIN With which
sssS ns the hair sns burned from hi
the accident occurred, is under charge
of Capt. Howell. The accident will be thoroughly
investigated by the officers OF the yard The news
Of the explosion spread very rapidly, and the pre-
caution taken by the guard OF closing the gates
was found to have been very wise one as soon, 6
Women whose husbands or sons were employed tI
the yard hastened in terror to the scene when the
first exaggerated reports reached them. Within a
few minutes there was a multitude at the gate
The officers OF the guard were busted in quieting
the fears Of these anxious one. The excitement
spread all along sth street and the by
streets In that quarter OF the
city, and little groups of men and women as
sembled here and there on the curb to discuss the
terrible event.
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REV. On ELLIOT AT THE CHURCH CoHcRuR-h
the church congress 1t Providence, X. J., yester.
day the tonic discussed was the Ratio OF parishes
to ioceso6 ana OF dioceses to the general convc1-
ton In the matter OF Jurisdiction over representa-
tiveR Rev. J. H. Elliot d. d., Of this city, oppooo9
the IDEA q numerical reprosentAo0n
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THE CHRIsTIANcY CAsE.-Tne examination In the
noon,-MrS. c. being further croSS-examined.
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THE MATTER OF APPOINTING A COMMISSIONER OF
RAILROADs.-It is probable that no action will
taken at this session Of the Senate with regard t
the appointment of a commissioner Of railroads
succeed Mr.. French. Unless the session shOul
continue thirty days, 1T is held that no nOmina
ton need be made, but the Office may be filled b.
assignment OF its duties to any executive Office
by the President
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ALCOHOLIC FIGURES FOR THE LADIEs.-Several
delegates to the Women's Christian Temperance
Union, now in session in this city, called upon
Commissioner Raum to-day to get statistics in re-
gard TO the increased production of spurious IL
0uOrS in the CITY, The increased amount OF reve-
nue. derived from the tax levied on such liquors did
who desire the su ppreSSiOn OF the traffic.
MR.. FRANK HH.rrnH. the newly-apFc!nted first
assistant postmaster general, expects to receive
his commission to-day. Tonight he Will leave TOT
his home in Burlington, Iowa. to settle his Affairs
as postmaster at that place. He VIII return mere
In a week ready for duty. Meanwhile ChleI CLERK
Marr Will act as first assistant.
THE TREASURY INVESTIGATION. The sub-com-
mittee of appropriations appointed to investigate
the Treasury disbursements will, 1t is said, call
upon the department for such information as 1t
can give and then adjourn until Congress meets.
GALLANT CONDuCT.-Com mander White, COM
mandng the Kearsage, reports to the Navy de-
partment the gallant conduct OF Cadet Midship-
man j. BernadOn and Ordinary Seaman. Robert
sweeney, who saved the life OF Seaman E. NJ.
a strong tide and sea were running. Christensen
could not swim. Commander White says sit was
a brave and plucky act"
THE SENATE ADJOURNMENT QUKsTION.--Th was
considerable speculation to-day about adjourn
| ment. The prevailing opinion seemed to be that
the Senate would adjourn tonight, but 1t all de-
pends upon the Lynchburg post ofIlce case. The
| President has said he had no more nominations.
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Jas. =. BRlEs' PLUMBER,
<l9 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
"a YEARS PRACTICE.
2dsrs soiic;fed. s9-2m
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Ex-SECRET AIRY WINDOW does not yet know when
he will turn over the affairs OF the Treasury de-
partment to his successor He is, however, get
ting everything in shape for an early transfer OF
his authority.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., 1861 ,1S249; customs, 1861 ,2G2s3.

THE MOoNsHINE WAR IN NORTH CAROLINA.-COl-
lector Young telegraphs to-day from Raleigh. N.
c., to Commits s;oner Raum as follows: "Revenue
Agent Harrison accompanied by Deputies Martin
and ONell captured two distillerieS in full blast
in Orange county yesterday. The owner fed at
sight of the raiding party"
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HENRY WISE GARNETT,
III ATTORNEY-AT-LAw,
No. Columbian Law Building, 5th ST., bet ID and E.
sep6-6m, 1p WASHINGTON, ID. C.
N H. MILLER,
I've Attorney -at-Law
Has removed his Office to Rooms and g. Gunton Law
Building, Louisiana avenue, City Hail. jy25-6m
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ATTORNEYS.

II JANNUS. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, ROOM 81, LIE
IL Droit Building, corner Sth and f streets north
west Solicitor and Associate Counsel in Patent Cases.
lxs
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surs STREET AND New Yoax AVENUE.
LARGE sr.AcUr sauAar-
YARDS NORTHERN LlBEBTY MARKET SQUARE.
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THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE LIGHT HOUSE BOARD
has been submitted to the Secretary of the Treas
ury. 1t says that the operations OF the light house
establishment have been successfully carried on,
and commerce and navigation have been much
benefited thereby. Several points where light
houses should be built are mentioned in the report,
and a detailed account of the operations during
the last fiscal year is given. Increased appropria-
tons in several items OF expenditure are recon-
mended. An appropriation OF $4,000 to build a
new steam tender for use ON the Atlantic coast is
rae
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Rcss ATTENTION HAwKEYES!
w There viii he meeting Of the Iowa Repubh-
can Association THIS EVENING. at the once OF Hon.
VIM. Penn Clark, 525 18th street northwest All
lowans cordially invited TO be present
II % III. HERRING Secretary
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POSTMASTER GENERAL JAMES received to-day a
new commission as Postmaster General by PreSi-
dent Arthur's appointment
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Enstgn W. S. Hogg, to the re-
ceiving ship Colorado, November 1st The orders
Of Mdshipman an c. s. Ripley to the Brooklyn are
revoked, and he is placed on waiting orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-04

VHE TWO OLD AND GONG ESrAB-

RICHMOND. VA, January !. ISL.
We 'h6 Undersigned, lake great pir1 IRE IN rtcOm-
mtudin2 The firm oi MCt ARIHE HAYNES TO
our TicuG, ani former patrons. and hope u may be
YOur pleasure torNttnd 10 hen the pan Onagc bch
for 50 many years "as pes'ow i up n ~.
GEORbL \. NUNDLEY,
ia I-lw ". G. DANDRtDpt & 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-04
ErnIIl NnrInlIL

DEATH OF 4 FORMER DRY. GOODS MERCHANT
+ EMANCIPATION DAY-1HE wYANOKE CUT
THROUGH by THE ICE.
Especial telegram 10 the Di>patch.J
NORFOLK, VA, January 3.-iycurguS
Berkeley, prominent drY-goodS merchant
Of Norf TX up to his removal TO the county,
died at his home, in Berkeley, last night.
The cOlored element Of the two cities
celebrated the anniversary Of emancipation
to-day. The procession was headed by
four companies Of military.
The steamer Wyan0ke, OF the Old Do
minion Line, while cutting through the ice
in James river Yesterday afternoon on her
way from Il Richmond 10 Norfolk. stove a
hole III hcI bow when of Sandy Point. The
hole is about ten by twevc irches. The
vessel was run ashore. The crew and cargo
escaped injury. The damage to the ship is
slight, and she will be gotten off ut once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-04
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Observation-Disclosures.

COLD-CHRlSTMAS-E NTkRTAlNMENT'
IUorrospondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
JANUARY 3, 1881.
The extraordinary cold Is The general
tonic. Certainly, IN the memory OF ihe
oldest citizens, there has been none to equal
The three DAYS Of lat week in this latitude.
ON saturday it turned little warmer, and
SATURDAY night we had five inches more Of
snow. Tue snow is now thawing consider
ably in tie sun. Everybody is Inten'iy en-
gag, d in irving to keep warm. and business
and amuSemeniS are practically suspended.
This warm >un may revive both.
This being courI-day, quite number Of
persons nave hraved the vigorous weather
and come to town. SlcghS and Jumpers
are put into requiSiliOn. a. wheels clog so
badly rs 10 make hauling any distance i'm
possible. The town is now dependent
upon the wood and cOal-yards entirely for
fnel. Country wagOns, which ordinarily
furnish large proportion OF fuel, are en-
baioocd. The snow is on an average nj
teen inches deep. The great weight on ihe
roof Of a tcnpm-aIley on Greene street
caused it 10 collapse yesterday, and the
whole roof was destroyed.
Christmas passed in very dull and spirit
les way. Ii there is evidence Of better
times. it has certainty not reached Char
! lottcSVile. There may be isolated cases IN
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