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Army Affairs.
REPORT or THE CoMMfssAKY-GENER AND
1NSPECTOR-GENERlI

REPORT or TIE CoMMissARY- GENERAL. AND
1NsPEcToR-GENERAL.
WASHINGTON, u. c., November 12.-Tbc
annual reports OF the CommisSary-G eneral
OF subsistence and the nspector-Gcneral of
the Army have been submitted TO the Sec
rotary of War.
Inc Commissary-Generai saws the re-
sources and expenditures OF the Subsist-
encc Department for the past year and the
balance remaining unexpended on June 30,
1881, are set forth by the Commanding
General, and various statistics connected
with the monetary transactions OF the De-
partment are also given by him.
Attention is invited TO the clause in the aI-
preparation laws retaining 10 per ccnium TO
De charged to officers and enlisted men in
excess OF the original price to the United
states on all subsistence stores sold them,
and legislation is recommended by which
sales will hereafter be made to officers
and enlisted men at cost price. The issues
OF subsistence by the Department to the
Indians during the past year are tabulatcd
In the report, and legislation Is suggested
which will not leave the Subsistence Blu
reau Of the War Department subject t.
contribution for the maintenance Of In
dian Bureau become from some or other
reason exhausted.
A discussion OF the suGicioncy OF the
army ration 10y officers who have given
great attention TO the subject seems to in
dictate the sufiicency of the present ration
rs whole. The reorganization and in
crease OF the force OF civil employees in the
Office OF the CommissaTy General is recon-
mcnded, and the services OF enlisted men
in clerical capacities is recommended 10 be
dispensed with.
The discipline Of the troops is good and
constantly improving. The troops arc all
well-armed, clothed, and equipped. Great
improvement has been made during the
past year in the building and renovatiDg Of
barracks, particularly in the West and
South. The amount Of work done 10y the
troops, not military IN its nature, such as
building, driving teams, &c., is cOnsidera-
BILE, and causes much dissatisfaction and
many deseltiOns, and he recommends the
employment OF private citizens for this
purpose.
Recent events, he Says, demonstrate
iOrclbly the importance OF having n strong
force at or near all the Indian agencies.
The wild Indians, the spcctOr-Gcneral
concludes, have a great respect for force.
II is suggested that the troops in the In
dian country be collected in larger garri-
sons. The orders now in force pre-
venting the sale Of liquor on reSer-
vations where military posts are To-
Gated has not worked satisfactorily,
as many grog-shopS are now located Just
outside the reservations, and the soldiers
90 there and drink to much greater eX-
cess than If they purchased OF the post
traders.
lie recommends modification OF the
existing law, so that soldiers may be
employed as servants by officers, they to
pay the soldier for such service, and the
soldiers army pay to revert to the Govern
ment
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DANVILLE.

MORE ABOUT THE TROUBIE AT CALLAND'S-
AN EXHIBITION or CAuPAIGS FEyER-AR2I-
VAL or REV. DIR. GOODwIS-THE RAINS.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispntch.l
NOVEMBER ~, 1881.
The news from Calland's now is that II
was Dir. n. w. Cabell, and not Mr.. John
Cabell. who bad the quarrel with Captain
W. w. Cobbs on election-day; that Cap
tain Cobbs was wounded in the shoulder
with a pocket-kniie; that the blade OF the
knife broke off, and was left sticking in the
shoulder; that DR.. John X. Cabell, father
OF Mr.. n. W. Cabell, took out the blade
and dressed the wound; that il IL not pos
itiycly known who inflicted the wound,
and that nobody has been arrested.
The difficulty arose about colored man
who went 20 the polls without n tax-receipt.
Dir. Cabel proposed 10 have the ballot put
in. but the neighbOr with whom the man
had been serving would not swear that the
man had paid his taxes, and so Captain
Cobbs questioned his right 70 vote. Words
between Captain Cobbs and Mr.. Cabeii
brought on the lie from Mr. Cabeil to Cap
tain Cobbs, that brought on ga n,tl6e,' and
during that the wound was infected. The
wound is said To have been q very painiul
one, but has not been regarded a. danger
Qua.
One Of our esteemed citizens, In whom
the campaign fever had not subsidized,
knocked over on yesterday in one oil the
FALCONS white man who was hurrshlng
for Cameron and cursing the Funders. lie
wzs Immediately fined the usual amount.
While the parties were in the courtroom,
and in the presence Of the magistrate, the
Cameron man gave the Daniel man the he,
and the Daniel man again Knocked the
Cameron man over. OF course he was
again fined according to law. All parties
took the afIai' as somewhat amusing; not
that anybody here approves OF hghting-no,
indced-but that the fever generally had
subsidized, and that in this case 1t was felt 10
have been much better to have used Petef
Fnncisco's weapons, and made matter OF
hst-and-skull Of II, than to have resorted 10
such clarifying agencies rs the smoke OF
powder and the whiz Of bullets.
Rev. DIR. s. A. Goodwin and family ar
rived yesterday morning, and Were re-
ceiyed az the Baptist parsonage. Inc 10,
dies and the officers OF the church had
made comfortable arrangements Tor them'
We have rain again to-day. hear from
the country people that the recent rams
have been Of service TO them in very many
respects-iine for the large patches OF ttr-
nips, fine for the wheat and oat lands, me
for the lands that are 10 be failowed Tor any
purpose-iiye every way. ALPHA
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Heavy Snow in Kansas, Colorado, ard
Nov Mexico.

ST. LosIs, November 12.-Adyices from
Kansas City say that the Santa Fe trains
have been delayed by snow-storln for
nearly thirty-siX hours. 1t has been snow
ing hard In Western Kansas, Colorado, and
New Mexico. From Lakin west to Pueblo
there are from six TO eight inches OF snow,
while from La Junta west there are from
eighteen TO twenty inches. The cuts arc
full OF snow, and strong wind is drifting
it badly. This is the heaviest snow-storm
in New Mexico and Colorado that Santa Fe
trains have ever encountered.
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In,nen Rnrron Hope.

Whatever else may be said OF the Cen
tennial celebration Mt Yorktown, James
Barron Hopes achievement Will STAND .ne
test Of criticism, and forever illumihe ,ne
occasion as a halIowed episode In the pro.
gress OF free institutions and the mareh o'
liberty.
The Centennial ode. composed ana reaa
by himself, breathes the spirit OF the loities'
patriotism and purcst poetic inspiration
II deserves a place In American literature,
and an enduring record with thceyent tiIa'
called Il forth. From prologue 10 eonciu,
sion there Il scarcely lire that Is not iuu
q spirited thought and genuine poetic hfe'
galveston Ne,es.
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The Louisiana Sugar Crop.

NEW ORLEANS, November 12.-Spccial
dispatches to the Democrat from the sugar
districts OF Louisiana show that there has
been considerable improvement in the con-
dition of sugar during the past few weeks.
Many plantations are grinding, but the
cane is somewhat too green to grind yet.
The WELD so far has been good, plant cane
Welding as we'll as last year, but the stub
bled yielding poorly. Estimates based on
the reports from large numb r OF planta-
lions promise yield Of about 1860 hogs
heads, falling off OF 40 per cent. as COM
pared with last year.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Cholera al Meccn.

ALEXANDRIA, November ia telegram
dated Djidjah, November 9th, announces
that the cholera at Mecca has increased.
The mortality on the 3D., 4tb, and 9Th was
81, 2i5, and PA respectively. Caravans,
comprising 5000 pilgrims, left Mecca on
the 9th instant, and it is feared that the 400
Egyptian troops stationed at FL Wadi will
be unwilling or unable TO prevent them
from entering the town. The Sanitary
Commissioner will probably establish strict
quarantine against FL Wadi.
Lord Rector OF Aberdeen University.
LONDON, November 12.-Alexander
Balm, LII. d., has been elected Lord Rec
tor OF Aberdeen University. Sir James
Paget. +. II. s., ID. {. L., was the msuc-
cessiul candidate.
Virginia Securities Abroad.
LONDON. November 1.-THE Economist
says that Virginia funded bonds have fallen
Cd. because OF The success OF the readiust-
ment party at the recent elections.
Destroyed by an Earthquake.
LONDON, November ia dispatch from
Vienna says there have been serious earth
quakes at Cheopand, and tie village is
sinking into the earth. The inhabitants
have fed.
A Disabled Steamer.
LONDON, November 12.-The steamer
City OF London, from London for New
York, has returned to Grayescnd with her
boiler disabled.
Minister Resigned.
LISBON, November 12.-The Portuguese
Ministry has resigned. Senior Fontes
Pereira de Mello has been summoned by
the King.
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ARE AS
OLD AS MANKIND.
LIVING, BREATHING, SUFFERING BARON
KTRRs IN THE KNEES, FEET,
AND SHOULDERS,
ALL SPEAKING WITH TONGUES OF STEEL,
SAYING:

SAYING:
"Therc Is coming 4 change In TIE weather; feel
Il in my bones, and bsrometers should hang on
walls, and not in my nerves and bones said
gentleman the other day.
A physician answered him ~ Will tell you
what will remove every nerve and bone-barome-
te snd take out the limps and stiffness. 1t Is
simple thing, but 10 less cgicacious than simple.
IL is DIR. BENsON's CELERY AND CIIAMo-
MILE PILLS. They have beta tested time and
time again, and always with satisfactory results.
Nervousness embraces nervous weakness, irrils-
tion, dependency, melancholy, and restless, dis
81 tisfcd miserable state Il mind and body inee-
scribsblc. This preparation just meets the neces-
stiles Of your case as your disease IL nervous dis
esfe."
These Pills are all they are represented to be,and
are guaranteed to give satisfaction when used 80
directed. Remember, they are prepared expressly
TO cure Sick Headache, Nervous lIesdashe, Dye
peptic Headache, Neurslgis, Nervousness, Psrsly-
sis, sleeplessncss, and Dyspepsia, and to'H cure
any ease.
sold by all druggists. Price, 90 cents a box
nenot. LOG NORTH EUTAW STREET. BALTl-
MORE, MD. by mail. two boxes for 81, or SIX
boxes for s2.50, 10 any address.
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MARINE TNrELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC FOR MONDAY.
PORT OF RICHMOND, SoyEMnEn IL, 1881.


Steamer Manhattan. Kelly, New York, mercllan-
disc ard passengers, q. W. Alien & Co.
Steamer y. ". EyerInan- Carr, philadelphia
usrchandise and passengers, j. W. hcCarriek,
agent.
steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk merchandise
and passengers and United States malls. l.. u.
Tatgm. agent.
Schooner 4. G. Lyon, Bunnell, New York, salt,
Davenport & Norris.
schooner Daniel Clifford, Smith, New York, iron,
Trede2ar Company.
schooner j. Il. Panduscn, Booye, Philadclphia,
coal. =. III. Halves.
Schooner Walter, Thomas, Baltimore, Iron.
Treiegar Company.
Schooner Frank Leaning, Champion, New York,
Iron, Irccegar Company.
SAILED.
Barkcntlne Voyageur (Br.), Down. Pcrnambuco,
Hour. Dunlop McCance: vessel. Curtis & Buck.
Brig Mary y. Pencil, Mtchell Portsmouth.
coal. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company;
vessel. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Humber, Beatty, Bahia, -four, Dunlop
x McCancc.
lumher, Chesapeake aud ohio Railway Company:
vessel. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner RiDgdoye. Cousins, New York. coal,
Geryas storrs; vessel, Curric 4 Co.
Schooner GcOrgc &. A. Trayers, Mitchell, BaIti-
more ria James river, lumber.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YoRK.--Arrived lth, schooncrs A. j. Al
colt. Loycand: Sandy Hook. PharO; Hattie Lob
lis. Sipplc-al from Virginia.
Cleared | lin. schooner Cora S. Nan2ildor, Steel
man, for Richmond. Va.
NORFOLK.-ArrNcd llth, schooner Ann Dole
johnson. from Richmond.
SALEM.-hrrivcd Sth, schooner Lucy W. Snow,
from Roo kland for Richmond.
NEW BEDFORD.-ATriycd 10th, schooner Ediia
llarwoOd, Seaman, from Richmond for Fair
Haven.
NEW UAyES-Arived 10Th. schooner Sarah
Cullen, Jarvis, from Richmond, Va.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
TO The DISPATCH rRom ALL POINTS.

Reports Of tho commissary-Generni and In.
sreetor-Gencrsi or tho Army--ataryland
cofson Mills Burned-A Texas .stagc-Rob-
Der Sentenced for Life-The Louisians
sugar Crep-Heavy Snow Storm In tho
west; Trains Dclayea--A Fou-Year-Oid
hoy Killed by Bull-Doe-A Disaster On
Lake Erie, Feunderlnz OF a Steamer and
Three Men Lost-aInrdsr in GeorRia-Lord
Rector OF Aberdeen University esigna-
tion OF the Portusuese MISUNDERSTANDING
choiera Mortality ut meccs-EHccts Of the
virginia Elections on Her Securities
Abroad-Disastrous Earthquake in Italy,
&c., &c.
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Tn. Michigan Relief Fund.

NEW YORK, November 12.-Subscrlp-
tions have been received towards the Michi-
can relief fund to the amount of sl2S,-
71I.G4. Adelina Patti has consented 10
give concert on Wednesday night, the
proceeds to 90 toward the fund. The con-
cert will be under the auspices OF the
MAYORS Committee on Michigan Relief. and
invitations have been sent to the PRESIDENT;
Cabinet. Governors of States, and all
nrominent men in the Union.
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CRocKERy. GLASSWARE, &c.

NEW GOODS.
RICH DINNER, TEA, and TouET-sETs, in
new shapes and decorations;
ELEGANT ASIE-, FISH, DESSERT, and ICE
CREAM-sETS OF TIE lates. styles;
DRESDEN FIGURES and ORNAMENTS in all
the latest designs;
RICH CuT-GLAss, BRoSZEs. &C.
The largest stock ever exhibited la his city, Call
and hook M them. y. II. TAYLOR,
seIG No. l0ll Main street.
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National Tariff Convention.

CHICAGO, November Heterogeneous
for the National Tariff Convention, to be
held in Chicago on November 18th, have
been perfected. The attendance will be
large. strong delegations having reported
from North and South Carolina, Alabama,
Louisiana. Mississippi, Kentucky, and Mis-
souri,. and all Of the northern states viii
he represented. The headquarters Of the
executive committee will be st the Grand
Pacific Hotel, where delegates will re-
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Moving Troops.

CLIFTON, l.. l., November l2.-Fort
wadsworth was abandoned to-day at noon
Inv General Gibson's command, including
Company |, Captain Barrances, and COM
many e. Major Myrack. The soldiers en-
horked from the Fort dock on barge,
which was towed to New York city, where
tbey took the steamer Louisiana for the
south. Captain Barrances and his men go
20 Mount Vernon barracks, Alabama, ana
Major Myrack and Company l. to a fort
near Baltimore.
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San trains daily except sunday.
Frngnt tram leaving RcbmOnd 1t A. II. VIII
have passengcr-coach attached.
Train No. "A connects at Burkeyiiie with Nor
folk and Western railroad for F1riayIl!c- Lyoeh-
bTr2, aud ali south vcsJ.rn points.
Train No. 50 fact MALL stops oDly ut Jetcrsviue,
Burkeyle, brakes Branch Bark slale's, Danyiiie,
Greensboro, salisbury, Charlotte, SprtsnbuTEs
Grccnyillc, seneca, TOecoa, Luis, aud usincssile,
connecting 1T Ailanta Cor all points South and
southwest.
Train No. As Through passenger stops et allsta-
tons, connecting AT Suucriin's with Million and
Suiherim NarrON-t,augc railroad for Million; a.
salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad
for al points ia Western North Carolina; At Al
ianta for all points south and southwest.
Train No. AZ Through passenger aud maiil stops
al all sia tons, connecting at rnleriins with MIL
ton and suthcTlin's NaTrow-Uaugc railroad ier
Milton; nj ilanld for all yOnis south and Soutn-
west: Mt Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Argtxls, sayal-
nah and Florida points.
TRAINS from the south arrive at Richmond at
4:47 Il. NJ, 3:f2 4. NJ, 0;Oi A. ~, and 1894 u.
H. and from Wet Point at 1918 A. NJ. tPas~en-
%" PIILLMAN-CAR SERVICE
ON Train 6c--EichmOnd Ia Atlanta.
on Train ts-New ork and Atlanta eta Wash
ington aud Danville; and Greensboro IT, iicnrya
station, v cstern North Carolina railroad.
ON Train 42-M ssli'ngtDn. Richmond. and Dan
Vile, and Danyiile and Augusta.
All passenger trains Except fat nall stop ~
Tickets sold to all points sopih, southeast, and
souahwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-oyer checks given On local tickets,
General Pass. niger and Ticket Agcnl
~ TAIfOfT. f.en.rsi Manager. oc H
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A Georgia Murder.

ATLANTA, GA, November I2.-Aieek
ucEIwin and wife (colored) came at night
20 The store OF 4. Faircloth, near Albany,
Ga. and, on Faircloth's refusing the
, wa,, credit for goods, they both began
abusing and insulting him; This brought
on an alteration, In which Falrclofh was
c,t with knife. lie ran into the store
md seized an axe-helye, which the negro
Sarted ont of his hands, and with 1t struck
FaircIoth over the head, killing him. The
murderer Is at large.
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas, November a.
Thomas :. Moody, who was brought be
fore the Federal Court on a charge Of
ssage-robbing, was sentenced 10 tho penI-
tertiary for life. Moody Is the "short
man' OF celebrated couple known "a
Long Man and Short Man. who have
operated with almost incredible boldness
and success for the past twelve months.
VIII HUMPHREYS, who turned States cyi-
dencc, was given his freedom.
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Election Returns.

EEflkLD-IVFFIVIAI.'J
CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE, November
lO.-The following is the official vote OF
Chesterfield county: Cameron, i,3V9
Daniel, 1868; majority for Cameron, 40 /;
Lewis, 1905; Barbour, 1851; +. ;. Blair'
1906; Mckinney, 1,2GS.
legislature: Giddings, Readluster'
l,S06; Lewis, Relidiuster, i,2S2; 1ooae'
Funder, i,2s3; Warwick, Funder, l'2GS'
LANCASTER coUsTY-[oPFIcIh vTE.J
Cameron, SIG; Daniel. al; Camerons
minority, 1879; Lewis, CSC; Barbour, M9 ;
Lewis's majority, 1871; Blair, 64o; Mchin-
ney, $50; Blair's majority 100; Eugene
). Phillips, G22; John &. EVEN, 4'4;
Phillips majority, l4S.
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a4aan,ar Eoundered.

CHICAGO, November ia dispatch 10
the Erening Journal says the new steamer
brunswick, owned by Captain BewicS, OF
Detroit, built last year at Wyandotte ana
valued at $3.50, 900, foundered last night on
lake Erie of Bangley. The engineer ana
two cooks were lost. The brhnswlcA was
rated "a" No. l, with star, anu was III
sured for $4,000, of which 9o2,oOV was was
placed in Chicago. She was cohiil'h"cu
IL Cantain Chamberlain.
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Personal.

DOLICY-HOLDERS IN TIE PRu-
DENTAL DEPARTMENT OF TIiE LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY or vlkGiNSi,N, ~, AZ IT,
sising east OF Ninth street are informed tnat uu-
siaa tie sickness OF Mr.. Caskie their premium
,'av,ents must I've made at The Office o. the con-
rpaly. No. north Tenth street or 10 MI. 1LI ~,
kl.i.r fhe superinteudent ~ the Prudeniili DC
,a..s, =, NJ JAMES w. PEGRAN,
ps ,,a aeim Secretary.
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II will cure entirely TIC worst form Of Female
Complaints, I'll ovarian troubles, Infsmmaiionand
liberation, Falling and Dlsplaeemen.s, and The
CONSEQUENT Spinal Weakness, and is particularly
adapted to the Change of Life.
II will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus
I'm an early stage Of development The tendency 20
c,neerous humors there Is checkedvery speedilyby
It's use.
II removes fAintness, falulency, destroys all
craving for stimulan,s, and relieves weakness oil
the stomach. 1t cures Dloating, Headaches, Ser-
Won. Prostitution, General Debility, sleeplessncss,
Depression, and Indigestion.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain
weight, and baekaehe, is slways permanently cured
by IFS use 1t win at all times and under all circnm
.t,,ces net in harmony with the laws that govern
the female system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
,,,..s of either sex this Compounds unsurpassed.
LYDIA +. PINKHAMs VEGETABLE COM
POUND Is prepaid at 23s and 2S5 Western ave-
uue, Lynn, Mass Price, 81; SIX bottles for so.
sent by mail In the form Of pills the form OF
Iozengcs on receipt Of price, 81 per box for either
Mrs. PlxKHAM freely answers al letters OF in-
quiry. Send for pamphlet Address as ABOVE
Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA L. PlSh-
..,,-x, x,tryc T7.n,- cu,-c Tcuetina lion.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK ExCHANGE.

EATDEDAl. Eovcnbtf rs 1851.
sALrs-FIEsT BoAnD~-10 shares Charlotte, Co
lumbIs and Augusta Raiircad iB. O. ats7s, 40 do.
al 5e, 10 do at SO. 10 do nj 577s, 10 do. nj Oh.
10 do. at 57s; so shares Columbia and GrcnviIle
Railroad preferred at s7,s; 80 shares Petersburg
Railroad at 26T, 10 do. at 26f, 10 do. az 20'z;
1,2f5 Virginia far-receivable coupons at pfz,
500 do. A. 94I, 500 do. at 044 200 Richmond
city SIS at 1871; 1000 Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad nrst rs nj los.
SECOND BoARp.-l0 shares Richmond, York
River and Chesapeake Railroad at 10; shares
IL. Id. Il il...l Pill 49, LII
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w.~~,n,c Dcash of Little Hoy.

wIuIxoroy, DEL, November ly,mA
son OF John Fox was kiiied
TO-DAY by a bulldog belonging. TO Joi,n
,,o,sn THE dog broke its chain, caught
tbs boy BY the throat, and horribly man
aIed him, causing almost instant death'
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Cat,on.MilIs Banned.

BALTIMoRE, Mp, November 12.-The
cotton-millsa at Frankllnyille, Hartford coun-
ty, Nd, were burned Thursday. The
building was insured for $4,000; stock,
$1,000.
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NEW YORK;.

NEW YORK, November l2- foOa.-St0sks firIner.
Money, 5G6 per cent. kXchanle-iong, 4sl;
short, ASK. State bonds moderately active. Gov
ernments quiet and nrBi.
MISUNDERSTANDING, 4s0K. Governments-Sew
5's, 1929; new as, ll3h: new ~, LIN
Money, SOC per cent. states irin.
WV YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, November 12.-The weekly statement
Of the associated banks shows the following
changes: Loans decrease, S257,lOO; specie de-
crease, t124,5uO: legal tenders decrease. 20 l.
500: deposits decrease Sl.4O5,2OO; circulton
Increase, s3l, 700: reserve decrease. Sl32,lOO.
The banks now hold s2,e72,b75 In exees OF
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. November I2.-Virrihia 6's, con-
soils, rs: second series, 40: pasi-dus coupons,
o3l; new IO-4O's, Al. Bid to-day.
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oc2l-3n
HOTELS.

V,HE HYGEIA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, Va; IN
Situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe; open an
the wear EQUAL to any hotel In the United STATES
as a sUuYER RESORT. Send for circular aessriD-
ing hygenic advantages, etc; o,, ,uorprrs
,.1s Proprietor
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EOR NEW YORK.-rhe Old .>fs-S-;ss
II Dominion Steamship Company sr-s<-tsssk.
steamers will sall ~ follows: steamer OLD DO
MlNION, Captain WALKER. EVERY TUESDAY
at l o'clock l.. NJ; steamer WfANOkE, thptain
COpCH, EVERY FRIDAY at 1 o'clock y. VI. !;
steamer MANHATTAN Captain KELLY, EVERY
SUNDAY at . O'Clock a. VI.
Freight received up 10 II o'clock vi. for the
TUESDAYS and Fridays steamer, and 10 o'clock
saturday evening for Sundays ship
Through bills Of hiding signed aud goods for
wardcd with dispatch tO all points north, SOUTH
east. and west; also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
After-cabin fare to New York, SO; round
trip, SlS Storage g andS7.
For freight or passage apply 10
e. ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
my cts COmpany's Wharf, Rockets