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American Public Health Association

SAVANNAH, GA, November 30.-The
ninth annual session OF the American Pub
lie Health Association convened yesterday
al the Masonic Temple. There was q
large attendance. The meeting was
called to order by the president, DIR.
Charles u. White, and opened with prayer
by Rev. Dr. Arson, OF Savannah. The
following papers were read at the morn
inc session: Contagious Diseases Of
Domestic Animals" by Dr. L. /. Hurt,
of New Jersey; "Disease Among Texas
Cattle.' n continuance OF 4 report made TO
the Association at The New Orleans meeting
December, 1880, by DR.. j. X. Smith, L. ).
A.; "Report OF Examination Of Hogs at
the New Orleans Abbattoir during the
Summer OF 1881" submitted by the New
Orleans Sanitary Auxiliary Association;
..Trichinia Spirals," by DR.. j. i. Part
ridge, of Maryland; "Trichnia Spirals in
American and German Hogs" by DR.. +.
:. Billings, veterinary surgeon, OF Massa-
chusettS.
At the afternoon session there were read {:
:. Kankakee-A Sanitary Ploblem in Indi-
ana" bv Professor John l.. Campbell, OF
Indiana; Comparative Vital Movements
~ the White and Colored Races in the
lnliCU SlaltS, Wy lpis . - ii'ilNhs Va
Louisiana; disposal OF the Dead" by
Dr. w. w. Curtiss, of Illinois; "Relation
Of Authorization to Infantle Development
and Diseases" by DR.. Il. G. Duncan, Of
Illinois.
In the evening grand public reception
was given at the Temple.
The meeting was presided over by the
Mayor. An address OF welcome was de
liyered on the part OF the city authorities
by Hon. George A. Mercer, and on behalf
OF the Georgia Medical Society, Of sayan-
nah by DR.. X. j. Lunn. President White
delivered the annual address, and the meet
ing then adjourned until 10 A. VI. to-day
The Association was afterwards hand
someIy entertained at the residence OF DR..
L. A. Tallegan.
The programme to-day embraces, among
important papers, one on - Color Blind
ness" and ''Ilailroad Sanitation" by DR..
Joyce.
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by Telegraph.


NEW YORK, Noycmbcr3C- NOOH-stocksl T. hcr.
Muucy. per cent. kNchaugc-Long. $50; snort,
4s4. o'3c bond. dIi. GO,c,nmU's quiet and
unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures. $50. Governments .tronr
new IS, IO2e: now : =. Ia; new A.. Il1'.
Money. Ga aud l-32 per cent. sites dull nhd
gc1orllly nominal. Sui-Irnrsury Lahuco-COin.
sSTfZi1OT: currency. Si,3.l3S-.
-t0cSs lrrcgUaI Alabama-C las, ~ 10 >, so;
Io small so: do " H. -. ice; do. -, - I:
Chicago and Northwestern. l2a DO. preferred.
l42A: Erie 40: East Tennessee Railroad. Is :
Georgia IsdilrOla, 1863; Illinois Central. 1885
Lake shore. ~ IL: Louisville aud Nashville, - (;
Mcmuhis and Charleston. 70: Nashville and Chat
.luuogt, e6i; New York Ccnuah 1885,; Pitt
hurglI. 1876; Richmond and Ahc- hany, 49,:
Richmond and Duuyiio, ll0; ROck Island,
I3j: Wabash. -. Louis and r., 4iis; do. prefer
red. eIe: Western Union, Sji,.
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a SUIT for ucayy Dnmarcs.

New ORLEANS. November 30.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Mcneil have entered suit
against the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road FOR 100000 damages for fatal injuries
10 their son, aged nineteen years, while
riding on a freight train.
Governor McEncry has approved the
sentences OF Terrence Achille aud Sterling
Ben to be executed on January 9Th in
Franklin parish.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS,

improvement or the Navy-Thc Federal Fi-
nances-Two Negroes Confess an Assassi-
nation ard are Hanged by Citizens in
Mississippi-nI Shot and Mail
BAGS Robbed i'm Louisinnn-Four Men
Killed By n Boiler Explosion i'm Texas
Financial Crashes In New 0rleans-Thc
Alabama Methodist Conference in Session
a Georgia Physician Burned to Death in
His Own Residence, sc.
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From Clyde, Ohio, Mr.. G. J. Bolg,
writes: Having by personal observation
assured myself, it is my duty TO make the
following known to the public: For three
years my wife suffered with most terrible
pains in the small OF the back: 20 intolera-
bic indeed that for whole nights she could
not find rest. | consulted the best physi-
clans, placed her under their treatment,
and spent great deal OF money; but all OF
no avail. She could not be relieved.
With each change OF the weather she
would be unable TO move, and therefore
unqualified to attend TO her daily duties.
had read Of the wonderful cures made by
ST. Jacobs Oil, and concluding TO try il
bought a bottle, the Use Of which soon stop
ped all the pain, and to-day my wife is well
and strong, and fully able to discharge her
household duties. The sum Of fifty cents
has cured her of pain which she would not
take back for a thousand dollars.
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Rcnort or tl,c Naval AelYisory nonr,I.

WAsHISGToS, November 30.-Thc report
oi the Naval Advisory Board was made
public by the Secretary OF the Navy TO-
dav. II rec lmmends the construction of
thirty-cight marmcd cruising vessels, and
number OF rams, torpedo gunboat-, and
torpedo boats. The numbers and type, OF
vessel. that viii Dc available for service in
the navy at the expiration Of eight wears.
ii the programme devised by thc Advisory
Board i. adopted. will be as follows: u
iron-cladS, 20 unarmcd cruisers, , rams. ,
torpedo gunboats. and % torpedo boats.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP - TS
" COMPANY. Isxs>stfs
FOR NEW YORK

This company VIII dispatch one Of thclrsplendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WiANOkE. MAN
HAITIAN, ANA r ICHMOND-ENERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at 4. ST., and SUNDAY ai
4. VI. -
Steamers leave New York Tt FSDAYS. THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS at T.. NJ from Pier
20 new uumbcrl, foot Of Beach street, North
river.
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed.
Aftcr-cabin fare 90 New York, So: round trip,
SIS: Storage, 20 and -.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge m2de except actual
expenses incurred.
Frcghts received until o'clock Z. NJ. daily.
For further m formation, apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLrN * co, Agents,
my office COMPANY s wharycs. Rockets.
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Government Finances.

WASHINGTON, November 3O.-The Gov
eminent receipts during the month OF No.
yember win fall little short OF s3O,OOO,0O0.
The expenditures will aggregate more than
GIG .0Oo, 900. II is estimated that the pub
lie debt statement to DC issued tomorrow
will show reduction OF between SI,OOO,-
600 and 5000, 900.
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.,o,,on,. uo,,,oI,st Conference.

SELMA, ALA, November 9O.-The Ala
hama Conference OF the Methodist Church
South convened here to-day, with 200 dele
gates present. Bishop Pierce will preside.
Bishop Simpson, OF the Methodist Church
North. passed through the city Yesterday
On route TO Marion, Ala, where he presides
over the Conference Of the African Meth.
odist Episcopal Church. 1t is expected
that Bishop Simpson will be present some
time during the session Of the Conference
I'm this city.
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NOR NEW YORK.-The Old <~frsT,

Il Dominion Steamship Company s,.,f4sAt 49,
steamer. viii sail ~ follows: steamer OLD DO
MINION, Captain WALKER, EVERY TUESDAY
al O'Clock 4. VI; steamer WlANOkI, captain
COUCH, EVERY FRIDAY &C / o'clock J.. VI. (;
steamer MANIIATTAN, Captain KELLY, EVERY
SUNDAY at o'clock \. NJ.
Freight received up 10 IL O'Clock VI. for the
Tuesdays and Fridays steamer. and to O'Clock
saturday evening for sundays ship.
Through bills Of ladlHg signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to al points north, south,
east aud west; also, 10 foreign pOrtA
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Aftcr-eabiu fare 10 New York, $40; round
trip. SIS. stceragc, 80 and ~.
For freight or pa sage, apply 70
G.. W. ALLEN 4 CO, Agents,
my eta COmpany's Wharf Rockets.
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@ dozen BLACK-WALNCT TABLES;
100 sets KNIVES AND FORKS atSl;
100 dozen ROGERS "a /" KNIVES, FORKS,
TEASPOONS, and TABLESPOONS,
fully 10 per cent. less than the usual
prices;
large assortment of PICKLE-SrANDs.
sUGAR-BOWLS, BUTTER-DIsIIEs,
CAKE-BAsKETs, &C., in best plate;
\ large lot Of BLACK and FANCY COAL
HODS, all sizcs-cheap:
100 dozen more Of those FOUR-ROW TOOTH
BRUSHES at Toe;
Bargains Ia sHOE-BRUsHES FEATHER
BUSTERS, and SCRUB-BRUsHEs;
A large lot Of BIRD-CAGEs ats1;
All sizes Of JAP TRAYS and SUGAR
BOXES;
The largest line Of LOW-PRICED VASES
and TOLET-SETs We have ever shown
500 dozen more Of those PLAIN GOBLETs at
soc. dozen. at STEVENS.
poIe sos Broad street
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PoRT on RICHMOND. NoyEAuEn Boz. 1ssI.

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 30. 1881.
Arrived.
Schooner r. Mcrwin. Brown, New York, old
rails, Tredczar Company.
Schooner Drank Mcdonald, Mchendry, New
York, pg-iron, 1rcdc2ar Company.
Schooner u. Bradley, Donkey, Georgetown, coal,
:. VI. H3wes.
schooner william MCGEE, Ramsey, Georgetown,
coal, :. 4. LathrOp.
Schooner y. e.. knight, Jr., Huniley, New York.
old rails. 1rcdcgar Company.
schooner Theresa Wolf. Champion. New YORK,
rli'road-ron. Richmond and DAnyiiie Railroad.
Company.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel. clifford. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers and United states mails l.. X.
Tatum. agent.
schooner l.. 4. Dcnnonhowcr. Cannon, Norfolk,
cosl, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company;
vessel. Curtis & Parker.
schooner Jessie W. starr. Burton. New York cia
James river, wood, Curtis & Parker.
schooner :. y. Wheeler, Godfrey, Fan River ria
Oshorne's. coal, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner American Team. hawkins, Elizabeth
port, riilro1d-tics. Curtis 4 Parker.
BUOYs GONE.
Vessels arriving here report that the buoy on
Days Point and the red buoy on the upper end OF
Hog Island Spit are zone.
MEMORANDUM.
BOsroN.-Arriyei 2Sth: schooner j. ~. Con-
verse; Plummer. from Richmond
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ROCKS. srATIONEnY. &c.

NEW BOOKs.-Land OF the Midnight
N sun--summer and Winter Journeys throvGh
Sweden, Norway, Lapland, and Northern f,nlspd.
by Ia Chailiu; beautifully illustrated; vols;
81 80 seyera by Mrs. Wister; sl.5O. Nennors
Weather Almanac Tor 1882, zoe. Rows Ressons
for Believing In Christianity, Use. Arne by Born
son: 81. Aunt serena: by author One runiiner.
sl.25. Greek and Latin Authors; by Jennings
aud Johnstone; ~. New issues Of franklin
no Is WEST, JOHNSTON a co.
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Three Failures in sew Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. November 3d.. Lew &
Co.,. dry goods; Lewis Meyer d Son, to-
bacco-dealcr~, acd G. y. Black d Son. to-
bacco-dc1lers, have failed. The establish
mcntS ore under seizure. No statements
atfliDlbie.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY, NOycmber 10, IttI.
SALES-Ffnsr BoARD.-l,OOO Virginia .aN-re-
ceiyahc coupons at 30, 1900 do at 90, 400 do. a.
30: 800 Richmond and Danyillc Ga, 1885, at
lOl; 30 shares Charlotte. Columbia and Augusi7
al So; 10 shares Petersburg Railroad at 26h: 80
shares Richmond and AIegIany at 4Ois 10 shares
Richmond ana Petersburg Railroad n. oil, 20 do.
al 1919.
SECOND BoiED.-iO shares Atlanta and Char
loite stock at 79f; 100 shares Richmond and Al
legany at 39i, 80 DO. at 89l, 30 do. 20 500; 20
shares Columbia and Croenyile preferred az 80;
10 shares Norfolk and Western preferred NJ IS.
cTATp errtsprTrpc gSf 4sEeJ
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Fl9ur-Wc quote: Fine, Si.j06S5: extra, S7a
1928: sup,rilc. SG.21@ 5000; common family
S7.2j@S.15; choice family, sS@:9.
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NEW BRoAD-sTREET BILLIARD

LIQUOR SALOON.
/ THIS EVENING, 1t o'clock, at 609 Broad
/ street On few doors above the Theatrel, we VIII
/ oreu our SALOON. which we have siOckedswith
/ an assortment of the very best WINES, LIQUORS.
and CIGARS.
/ knights Of the Cue can have the pleasure Of q
game on new Collendar billiard and poO-tablos.
Call and sec u.s.
de 1-3t~ CRANFOED q LALLh'
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A Tcnncsscc 7'irc.

NASHVILLE, November 30.-A fire al
CooSyillc on the 18th destroyed the Cou'
Hotel and several other buildings. Noin-
surancc.
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BOOTS, SHOES, Sc.

GPENCE, BIBB X CO., Cd1
= sI3 AND sI5 BROAD STREET. I'M
FINE BOOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS.
Only house IN the city with a full line of
r.. &. BUk1'S GOODS.
fuU 2T
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. November 80, 1851.

WuFAr.-Whiic. 30 bushels very good ats La /:
Lancaster, 10 bushels prime 1T Sl.jO; ~ bushels
very good nj Sl.4s; 100 bushels common At
sl.33. Futl. ia bushels very good at = 40;
272 bushels good NJ Sl.3S 81 bushels tilr at
Sf.3O and = .3j: 532 bushels good aL Sl.30.
CORN.-Whitc, 81 bushels prime ~ 77c.; JS
bushel, very good new at zee: II bushels prime
new at 0c. Mixed, 80 bushels very good Old 1Sc.
ItYE.-l4 bushels very good ~ Sl.l2.
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a -ic,, nniIr Earnnr-

JACKSONVILLE. November 3O.-Thc Flor
ida Times. q new morning daily, McSsrs.
Jones Is Barbour proprietorS, made it..
first appearance yesterday morning.
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GUITEAU'S TESTIMONY.
STORY OF HIS LIFE con-
TIxUED YESTERDAY.
= Questioned Regarding the re-
Iigious rsncss of tho Oneida
Community.
mS ForlVES FOR TIE ASSASSINATION.
AZ Relates how the "InspsratiOn .
Grew upon Him 20 ERE
move che President.

,,. Prisoner Subjected TO Risid Crosse
nomination by Mr.. Porter, sc.
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LUMBER.

no PARTIES USING PINE AND
i OAK LUMBER would say am prepared N
contract for alling bills from 5000 so Sg1oo0,
a the shortest notise,. Of ,se pESI ,mhAnr
PINE, &c. W. A. CliAMbEks,J9.
Hardware Depot. valiena Po>t-Omce,
no e-3n Richmond aud Allegheny rxilrcad~
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ARCHITECTS.

A RCHITECT,
CHARLES II. READ, JG.,
OFPIcE No. 7OI FIFTEENTH STREET, NORTH
WEST,
lOpposte Treasury Department, Washington
ID. CO
SCHEDULE or CHARGES: Regular rates adopted
by the American Institute Of Architects.
no 25-2w
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FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE.

CoLuNBUs, GA, November 3O.-The resi-
dence OF DR.. l.. c. Norwood. a prominent
physician OF Whtesville, Harris county,
Ga, was burned last night, and he persisted
in the flames. II was a very fine house,
well furnished. and everything in Il was
lost, including considerable sum Of
money.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DEXECUTED at the DESPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE.
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IF YOU SUFFER WITH x1
/ HEADACHE from cold feet -, s%SS
YOU a pair OF those FUR-LlNED ALLIGATOR
SHOES.
GENTLEMEN'S DOUBLE-SOLE BOOTS aud
SHOES In all the styles;
LADIES' CONIMON-sENSE and COHK-SOLE
WALKlNG-sIlOLS-just the thing for this
weather;
BOYS, MISSES, and CIlILDREN's SCHOOL,
SHOES IN more styles aud better makes than
ever shown before;
GENTLEMEN's CLOTH-TOP. SILK-LlNED,
PATENT-LEATIiER CONGREsS CATERS
for full dress:
LADIES SLIPPERS In all the stylcr for evening
and dancing purpose;
TRUNKS, sATCHELs, YALIsEs, BAGS. &C.
j. \. GkiGG,
nO23 Tenth and Main streets.
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T'HE woNDERFUL ETFEcTs OF

V'HE WONDERFUL EFFECTS OF
TIE EXTRACT OF CELERY AND
CffAMOMlLE UPON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
N CURING ESPECIALLY SICK HEAD ACHE.
NERVOUS HEADACHE, NEURALGIA,
NERVOUSNESS. PARALYSIS,
AND INDIGESTION,
AND PREVENTING EEURALGIA or THE
HEART AND SUDDEN DEATH
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he prosecution objected.

AN INSPIRATION TO COMMIT MURDER.
The prisoner pleaded that he did not feel
well enough TO so over the story again. " /
haven't been well for week. | had too
much thanksgiving. The food was richer
than / have been used to-"
Mr.. Scoville said he would not ask TO
have the newspaper publication read.
The prisoner here said he gave the re-
nortcr forty columns and they only printed
seven. II supposed" he said, "he was a
Herald repOrteF. found out il was Colo
mel Corkhill's stenographer and | cut OIL on
him."
Mr.. ScoYille then asked him as to his in
spiration.
at came TO me-" SAID the prisoner, " one
Wednesday evening. IL was the Nednes-
day evening after Senators Conkllng ana
Plat resigned. The public feeling was
very great and was much perpleXed. L
retired about O'Clock that evening greatly
depressed in mind and spirit over the po-
litical situation, and / should say about
$40 O'Clock, before went to sleep, that
the whole thing came upon my mind II the
president was out of the way this whole
thing would come ont all right. The next
morning the impression came on me
stronger. kept reading the papers, but
the impression kept growing upon me
growing upon me, pressing upon me. 1
fried 10 throw il off, but ! could not. j
never felt the slightest doubt about the d.
yinity of the inspiration"
"Did YOU talk to any one about itY"
asked Mr.. Scoyille.
al never mentioned it TO soul"
Mr.. Scoyillc asking further questions,
the prisoner referred to bis speech OF NO
yember 18th, and said, as he said In that :;
"The Lord inspired me to attempt to re-
move the President in preference to some
one else because l had brains and ability 10
do His work."
He kept praying, he said, to see II the
Deity would not interrupt the act.
Ibid YOU get any intimation from the
Deity then that he wanted you to do the
act?"
dyes. sir; | never have had the slightest
shadow OF doubt as to the divinity OF II,
or the necessity for It to the American PEG.
pie. The way things were going last
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LIVERY.
~-~-~-~-~-~---0-0-0~~0-~-0-~-'-'-7---'---,'---
T IyERYI LIVERYl

keep constantly on hand supply OF
GOOD HORSES AND VEHICLES foR HIRE
Special rates to commercial travellers.
W. b. MCCAIN,
oc o-3m Milton, N. q.
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FANCY GOODS, &c.

STEVENS
At BOTTOM PRICES.
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TAX-PAYING COUPONS.
Covernment state, CITY, and Railroad Bonds.
Railroad, Bank. and Insurance stocks; >,.,,,r
no 2l-cod3m
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FATAL BOILEE-ExPLOsIOY.

ST. LOUIS, November 30.-A Jackson
vile (TeXas) special says boiler-explosion
in the mill OF Douglass 4 Sons. at Mud
Creek, yesterday, killed Engineer Oliver
Wilson and two laborcrs named Beuhell
and Billips, and fatally injured colored
man. Tie mill was blown to atoms.
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EOR NORFOLK, fi-TNsr
i ssl1n.-..s-s-
PORTSMOUTH,
AND JANfES-RIVER LANDINGS. DIRECT,
CONNECTING AT PORTSMOUTH
FOR
BALTIMORE AND TIE NORTH, OLD POINT
COMFORT. sluTIlFlELD. AND
HAMPTON VA.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK. Sl.J0.
FARE ROUND TRIP. $3.50.
TGCKETS UNLIMITED.
TIE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL.
L -. to- taffl
Z. c. GIrFoRD. Commnndcr.


Freight received daily for Norfolk Portsmouth.
Smithncld, and Hampton. Washington, -. C.;
Newborn. Washington, and Inrhor0'. y. G., and
AIN points en- Eastern North Carolina; ai-o. for
Eastern shore Of Virginia. Old Point, and all regu-
lar landings ON James river, at LOWEST RATES,
and through bills issued. J.. u. lAllM,
oc % Superintendent.
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sTOCK.BROKERS, &c.

ID j. WRIGHT,
L. STOCK BROKFR,
lIO3 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
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crimcs and Casualties.
NAIL-RODBERY ~ LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, November 30.--A Gin
ton Ia.) special says: "The mail-driyer
from Jackson 10 Clinton was shot and the
mail-bags taken from him when five miles
from Jackson. The bags were cut open and
robbed. Edward Johnson (coloredD has
been arrested, charged with the crime.
The driver was but Slightly iniured.n
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WV yopK COTTuN FrTUREe.

NEW YORK, November 3O.-Cotton-Net re-
CENTS 472 haleS: gross, 1850 bales. F'utares
closed steady; sales, l33,OOO bales; December
el2.lOmsl3.1l January, I'll .s7g u 2.2s; Feb
ApTii. sI2SlMsI2.S2 May, sl2.92Mfl2.93
June. sI3.O20 sl3.O3: July, sl3.l2@sls.l3'
August, sI3.20@sl3.22 September, slZ.36s
kl25s.
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MARINE INrELLrGENCE.

MINIATURE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1. 1873
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-04
8eatIen's Na6foraer.

Ser Genitons : 9I9ent in Cincinnati,
8rotpn, tpel1ec i'm &rie9e elm Sstn nerz
loren bat. lit aum gta6foIger oes Goms
miildrs fiir oas Peniionspeien 8eatlep
beltimmt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-04
Arkansas, - Louisiana, - Texas,
SOUTH a0efern Smmiaratinn o..

Der 53med Sieier Seieai3aft II, suuertai ssaustunf
iopobl belhreibettoe mic ltotilttl6e, betreffs Der Salfss
queaen uno 9ortbetle Oes 0io1uei,euS gu i~icfern.
0te Seiellldaft bat ieet 8Ider, Nompblete, Gircuz
tdre uIo &arten CUR 8ertbeilnnB bereit, unS ,perb:n
loIde totenirei perianot, menm man lid menSet an
20m. ~. &aag, HrGiioent,
8uiest Matter Eerds State Grange.
q. Is. 9t0aI, SetretGr. Muffin, &eras.
8. W. Victor, Oitltber @ei4Gitsiierer,
4ap3utowo 243 Sro9omap, 9tew Dort.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-04
T55;chemfichc S((tmofs &faafs-Betfpanet

mlrDtgen" perlebettet Gelegramm; er
branbmarfte i'm oari1 ais cine S0ma@
fir ieine Samilie unD &uBlanb unb Ders
neigcrte ibm i6roff Die @tlaubniB aur
GiGfehr in Die 0auptitdDt.
llnmittel6ar na6 Der Qbreiie Der aus=
pGrtigen Siirlten mirb 9egen Die giibi[ilten
nit auBeriter Strenge eingeibritten tperz
ben.
GrieOcmIanS.
Sonoon, l. Qpril.
. Giner 9epeide aus Qltben 3ufolae tpirb
Der Winiiter> BrGitoctt Gumunouros Die
8ertreter @ried)eulaubS BET ben europ1is
i6en WG6ten teIegrapDii0 oabon bcna1>
ridtiQen, baB @rie6enlanO Die Gori1lGge
Der Yforte ni6t anne9men f0nne.
Num1nteu.
8ufareft, /. Npril.
9ie 11nteriudun9 in 8etreff Der Gubes
ftOrungen III Saiip bat sur porIdufigen
Nmtsentbcbung mebrerer Yrofeiioren, Die
bes Ofi6iti5mus DeroG6tig ilnO, unO 3ur
Qusmeilun9 mebrerer StuOenten 9efiibrt.
Ycriicm.
Conf antinopeG, 1. Mpril..
Sn gtebieff lit bic geft i'm Nbnebmen
USUl VIZ uubeSIH Alht iS tulMtWtuyuYu lIt
nDroIi9en Yeriten neu auf.
SN0afrtfn.
Newcatle, NataI, 81. W1dra.
8on Setten Der 8oereu ipiro mitget6eilt,
baB bic Sieger nab Der @inuabme bon
9ot6efltroom 5ur Gerltdrfung Der 8elaz
eerer pon Bretoria abaeSo9en iinO tno baB
iie III @emeinidlaft nit hieien uno nit
0iife Der beiben erbeutetcn @cidilbe einem
9lusfau Der SeiaSuug NIT l6tperem 8ers
Iuit fur bieie SuriidgeldIa9en baben.
@encraI Wooo lit mad Yretorta ab9ez
8angen.
Nuf Dem 9Sege oabin pirb Sen. @oo6
in !0cioelberg nit ben 8oercns Qlnfibrern
ipc9eu Der 8eltraIung Der Wi0roer GUiot'5
9tIGlpra0e ueDule1.
Ourba II, 1. Npril.
Gus EranSb0ai onfommenoe 9erionen
beridten, baB Die 8oeren oteSritenfreunoc
au5plIuosrn. Die Boerenfitbrer i'll Wiioz
blcbsrg febren lid ui0t al Solbert uno
Die Triebensbe0ingungen u1o iuarHen Die
TIiUtlinge Dor Der 0ludfehr; piele gez
tpo9ner bon SransnaaL ellen pieoerum
nad) gfatal. llntcr Den 8Derenfiibrern
beitehcn itarfe Gcibun9cr unD MAJ glaubt
ni0t al beft SeitanO DcS Trieoens.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-27
TFs.gpELEER,S GUIDE.

PA. AND N. Y. Il. Il.
Trains on the Pa & n Y. K. r. pass this place
follows.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-27
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