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CARBOLIC LAUNDRY SOAP.
7 OwESCARBOLIC LAUNDRY SOAP
FOR D~isISFftTlNG
BED-CLOTIIks y CLOTHING OF TIE
si1h-ROOM.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED AS APPRECIATION
AGAINST SMALLPOX
For sale by the following gruc'rs;
MCCARTHY a HAYNES. HtRNAN scf'nhpEr
Al. BURFoRD a DROIHEH, Ions n. Cooht,
pKIpDY & TAYLOR, Z. J. Todd,
WILLIAM RANKIN, Z. W. ktLLSf,
J. X. NELLY, WI sHepT,
:. ". WHITE, JANbs II. Ank,
". y. RICHARDSON, JAM StswAkrs
NJ. g. Crowds, G. Nirs NIL
". Ashley WALkfR. W.D. EAkToS.
J. WAT on PHILLIPS, Ri. bNxE "a,
OrEY s. BROTHERS, !. \. LOWRY,
CHRISTIAN < WHITE, NJ. Apt.
Aiso, Tor sale by druggists g,nerahS. Ma foi
LOWE: CARhoLIC NcAf, and
take nothing ci,e as a SUI stitute.
PURCELL. IApp A e.,
iel7 Wholesale Ags7iE.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, 70, 1852.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York, mer-
chandisc and passengers, George W. Allen 4 Co,
agents.
steamer Ashland Philadelphia. inerehan-
disc and passengers. }. W. McCarrick, agent
Schooner y. g. Pinkhsm, Pinkham. New York.
merchandise. Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany; vessel, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Albert Mason. Abbott, Elizabethpcrt,
ratlroad-ties, Curtis 4 Parker.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YoRR.-Arriyed 27th: Schooner Jessie
Elizabeth. Wixon. from Richmond.
VINEYARD HAvEN.-Arriyed 26th: Schooner
Nathan Cleiycs, Atwood, from Portland for Rich-
inond.
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A NEGRO WAS CURED Of q violent case OF
rheumatism by s. S. s. Without the
remedy he would have died.-William b.
Smith, NJ. d., Tumbling Shoals, 5. c.
Price, 81 and Sl.75 per bottle.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOATer@y
COMPANYrS
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR

VIRGINIA sTEAMBOATeH&y
COMPANY's
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND JANIS.
RIVER LANDINGS. DIRECT, CONNECT
ING AT PORTSMOUTH
BAL TTMoRE AND THE NORTH. OLD POINT
COMFORT, sMITHFlELD, AND
HAMPTON VA.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES
FARE To NORFOLK. s1.50.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
TICKETS UNLIMITED.
ONE OF THE CoMPANY's SPACIOUS AND
ELEGANT DAY STEAMEbS
| OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL,
carrying United States mail.)
T.. c. CLIFFORD. Commander.
leaves RichmoEd every MONDAY, WEDSESDAY.
and FRIDAY at $3.50 \. NJ. for ahcye-naned
places. connecting At Portsmouth with the Bay Linz
Tor oltPoint, B,ltimore, and The North, Retprn-
AZ edmond nj about 4 L. VI.
Fare "a baltimore. %
Fare 10 Philadelphia. = 90
Fare 10 New \ 10 Do
rare 10 Boston .s..s..s IL w
Through tickets on sale on steamer and NJ Gar
ber's Agency. 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
throuGl.
OR light.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, P~or@.nouih.
>ml,hiield. aud Hampton; Washington, ID. C.:
Newhen, Washington, aud Tarboro', \. G., and
all points IN Eastern North Carolina; ato, Tor
Eastern shore of Virginia, Old Point, and all rsu.
lar landings on James river, al OWE RATES,
and through bills issued. l.. II. TATUM,
oc % superintendent.
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CONDITION or THE wouNpED-wAREHorsE At
,rc1loN-ANSrAL s~ERaoN--oruER ITEMS.
,CorSpondcncc OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
EYRprkpy %. 1872.
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FINANCIAL ~BILLs-TUE AMERICAN NAVY
NEWS EMS OF INTEREST TO vIRGlNIANs-
THE HINES BILL BEFORE THE SENATE
PERSONALS.
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BALTIMORE, February 2S.-Virgtnia Is, con-
l., CO.,; new lO-i0's. 49,. Bid to-day.
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MILWAUKEE, February 2s.-F duh and nous-
lnaL. Wheat irregular, closing strong and hlsher
si'o3S; March, tl.24k. Corn urfner: Ma. =, o0e.
uats brmer; No. 2, 40as. Provisions steady.
We~s pork, ol7 cash and Narch: s1!.2o. Alr1.
lard. siO.s0 cash and March, 5000 April. Noys
lower at s6.2o@46.U5.
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NEW YORK COTTON FCprRFs.
Nrw yoRK. February .3s:--tottan- No. re-
ceiptr, sos bales; gross, o,oi6 tahss fu,,I.s
asii.74; April, eli .se@sll.90; May, .al2:0s
S}io.0e; june, sle.o5xsl2.nci July, si:.4i@
tl2.i2; hugysd, tl2.35Yel25e, Sertcn ~,
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The Young Folks.

The - Young Fols..; " :,oci.t!c of s..
.jnhn's Lutheran church, was a great SUE
ccss last evening. A reat sam Of money
was realized.
On hexL Tucsjay, commencing at }
o'clock J.. IA, a Young Ladies tea
panty will be held y: Mr.. & ,orge Crane $
residence. on Locust street. The pubic
are invited to attend. A pleasant evening
can be spent.
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BUFFALo.--Caftle-Rcceip LOCO head gOosl
demand and prices n sha,ie higher: Texans,
81 -O,si 50: Michigan steers. 81 @i 80; cove ami
hcifcrs, 81 5C@I3 S5.
Sheep and Lambs--Eeceipts, 2.lN head ;
steady and unchanged.
Hogs Receipts. 1850 head Irregular; York
ers, good TO choice, ~ .I6 10; light, do, IS !OD
6U: good butchers aud me'tium weight. q; II
e5i 10: choice hecvy, 81 i's6 60; fair do, VI l5e9
q 81; pigs, 81 1896.
CHlcAeo-HOgs-Heeeip; 10000; shipme nts.
j,iDJ: demand good market becomes Stea,iier
and gathers strength: mixed. - 70GG . !;
heavy: SC 5y6 6J; light. s. 75lsG 30; sptps,
S3 iOnj So.
Catt!e-Rcceipts. $500: shipments, :,5d0 :;
market faftly active anst generally steaGy
no evtraa cattle God TO choice. $ 2Tn6 20
common to tair Siisj 10: nlixed butchers lairjy
active and firm common to fai Al S. ~. .p3 30;
medium to good, So aOaIi: s:ockers and feeders
ut S} 0OI4 p: Texans strong at 81 GipfIi 10.
Sheep-ReceiptS, 3.CO1 head; shipments. go ::
market stronger on gOOi to prime at siq5;
fair to medium steady ut 81 40qQ39r: common
Guil and In large supply NJ S2 6On32'.
EST LIBERTY-Cattle-Iieceip 81; mar
liet fair; prime, s. :546; good. SJGjaJ COM
mon to fair. $3 5O4i 10.
HCgs-Receipfs, $500: market active:
Phila,iclphias, IS tOdiG 60: BaItimores, EOne
selling; Workers.. 3 91fS6 10.
Sheep-.keceipts, 600 head; market firm
prime, - ..5O@i %: fair to good, sl9i p;
common, - 50G3 80.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice
having had paced in his hands by an Eas,
India missionary the formula OF simple
vegetable remedy for tile speedy and perma.
nent cure Tor Consumption, bronchitis, Ca
tarrh, Asthma and all throat ana Lung Aztec.
tiOns, also positive and radical cure for Her.
rous Debility and all Nervous Complaints
after having tested its wonderful curative
power III thousands OF Cases. has felt IL his
duty to make II known to Ills suffering fel-
lows. ActGated by this motive and :. desire
torelicve human suffering, will seEd free OF,
charge 70 al. who desire IT, this receipt, IN
German, French or English, with 1lIi direc-
lions for preparing and using. Send by mali
by addressing with stamp, naming this paper.
". \. Noyes, l43 Powers Block, Rochester
NY. OctT-I3tdeOw
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The symptoms are moisture, like perspira-
ton. iGtense itching. increased by scratching.
vsry distressinSly, particularly at night, As If
pin worms were crawlii: in and ont OF the
rectum the private parts are sometimes az
f.cted: If allowed to continue very serious
results may follow DIR. swAYSE's AL
HEALING OINTMENT lisa pleasant. sure cure.
Also tor Tetter, itch. Sal: Rheum. ScalI Head,
Erysipeas BARRIERS Itch. Blot ches, All Seal,
Crusty-, Cutaneous krup'ions' Price 80 cents.
boxes tor sl.2j. Sent Dy mail TO any addres.
OF receipt OF price iii currency. or three Ger:
postage stamps. Prepared only bc DR.. swayne
& Son, No. $50 y. sixth street, Phile lelphi.,
Pa. Sold by all prominent druggists. swAYNE's
PILLS are the best for all bilious disorders.
Care headache, tevers. &c.
.lyeOd&WT.TnxS
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Oh! the MightS Voice.

nomer says OF Clyssess one of the Greek
neroes IN the great Trojan war: =. You had
tre ana 90 doWncast were hiseyes but ~ soon
as ne DeSanSt 70 spcak-Oh. the mighty voice.
anu tno words lhick as tho falling su W."
LOOKING NJ q Dottlo OF Hunts Remedy, one
would never suspect its concealed nov .r
greater than the eloQucncc of UIvsse. Hu.
wnen ~ Degins It's work with p;ii hp IL
Oh! the mighty voice." AMI the wo:.,Icrfui
healing effects prOducs,l In an inc,..iib y
snort time. As there was but one - Wis. CIys-
ses " In all The camp at the Greess. ti,s,,. "a
nut one hunts Remedy iii oil, the !isi q, ill
ney iemedles and there Is none that works
covered this, and fre.Iy prescribe il tu n, .ir
patlents; anu multi;udes Of the cured sound
- Pf@'ses- nOYML1WsOdSv
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Hermann To-Nighk.~Thc' great and only
Herrmann. prince ofprestid:gi'ateurs. will be
| at the opera house to night and will no doubt
as.onish the natives by his Gextrous tricks.
N;ci: Rooerts.-To-mOrrow afternoon aud
evening Nick Roberts Humpty Dumpty ana
carnival company will perform in the opera
house at prices below tho usual run 20 accom-
modste the chflnren. A fine list OF attrac-
tons Is advertised.
-tnhie Pirley IN ''Sur0."-Oi tho new piece
write II ior Hiss Annie PiAlcy and in which
that sprighily and popular actress Will ap-
pear in Fulton opera house Monday night.
The Philadelphia paners have spoken in high
terms, and the Lcd5er says the role OF
o. Zlra" "a designed 10 bring out her strong
c.: points. She n!!l sing a number OF her best
SO:.gS.
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OBITUARY..
Death OF VIM. Ii. Finney.

VIM. II. Finuey, late proprietor of the
Grape hotel, North Queen street. died
this morning at his residence, No. 544
West Chestnut street. after a long and
painful illness, from Bright's disease OF
the kidneys, aged about fifty years.
Nj. Finney was born, we are ir-
formed, in the lower cad OF this
county, near the Chester county
line. and spent the earlier part of his lie
in that vicinity. Some ten years ago he
kept Z: livery stable in Coaiesville, and
seven years since lie came TO L;tncaste:
and kept a livery stable in rear of the City
hotel, first in partnership with Silas
Wri2h: ard afterwards with c. ii. Colsin,
to whom eventually he sold cut bis
interest and opened a livery stable
i'll Christian street, rear tho Exchange
hotel. Some three years ago he leased Tie
place hc became most widely known by
Heard, ono o: his guests, during which
Heard received injuries from which he
died. Thc unfortunate affair occurred on
the I'll, Of April, 1881. aud Mr.. Heard
died on the 10Th Of tao
same month. Tue v:ci,u. was an
intelligent young !nan o.. ,elg-
iOus turn. belonging H. very re-
spectacle Now Engianu family While
stopping at :ho Grape hotel, Le so. into
conversation will! Mr.. Fiuuey On the evils
resulting from the liquor traffic. Mr.
Finney was high tempered and irritable.
became enraged at Jleard's talk and de-
nOunced him as Il pious fraud. When
Mr.. Heard demonstrated Mr.. Finncy
came from behind :!io counter and
knocked him down :.ud then kicked
him severely. Mr.. Heard was picked up
and put to bed received the best medical
attendance ::nd nursing but died Is stated.
\ Post-mortetl examination showed that
Finney' kick Ia.; ruptHrcd Mr.. Heard's
urethra 1t q pG;I.: wnere there are many
blood vessels and :iat death resulted from
copious bemogrhagc. Mr.. Heard's re
mains were sent TO i.is :ricads in Roxbury,
Massachusetts,, aa,t Nr. E'inney was
indicted FOR murder sad .nausIau. htcr.
The indictment Cor murder as abandoned
and Finncy was admitted to bail. The
case never camc to trial, being POSTPONED
from court to court, either OH account Of
the absence Of important witnesses or the
illness Of the accused.
No one regretted Mr. IIcard's, .;eati,
more than Mr.. Finncy, who. arart from
an irritable temper, was man Of excel
,ent character, genial. i.ild-hearted and
benevolent. and highly esteemed by a
wide circle of acquaintanccs. He was
twice married. One son by his first wiio
and two sons and a daughter by his second
wife survive him. About 4 month aga
Mr.. Fiuncy relinquished the Grape hotel
aud removed to private residence, j4t
West Chestnut street, from which place
his fUueIa! Will take Place,
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M1RkE rs.


fsILApnLPHIA, Nov. 2t-Flour market ,iu, :.
Superhne. $S9S So; Extra, s. 5064 10 Pennn
Family, - 6S64SI
Rye flour at - 25ill 81.
Wheat firm and fairly active: No. = Vest
ern Red, 81 GS1s Del. and Pa Red 81 O.
o. 09; Longberry ana Amber at ~ ~ ~ II.
Corn scarce and drm for local tra,ie :;
steamer; 0oc: yellow. 9ic; mixed, aIGalc !:
No. do, 9Cc.
Oats duh and easier; M. 1 White. t9f95"c !:
No. . do aSc; No. do, +i1lGSasc: No. . Mixed,
Kye quiet at6.c
Seeds-Clover steady ut s4IWl; Timothy
dull at 81 1jl2 w ; klaxSced steady ut 81 :Sea
100.
Provisions steady for jobbins sales.
Lard steady.
Butter-market steady. with fair in., niry
for choice Pa. creamery. extra AMI west
ern do 90, &c firsts. %'lSJ.
Rolls .Qufet; mostly low grades Pcnau
and Western, eaTa;c, "a TO quaiity.
Eggs dull. but steady for fresh Pcnn'i. JIL;
43so: Western. 30c.
Cheese firm. but low .r..les weak.
Petroleum duh Refined sc.
whisky vi 81 20.
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EOk NdLZs
DUlsLIC SALE

nUELlC SALE OF vALUAB1E L.T1
Property.-On FRIDAY, DECEMBERS :,
Issl. will be sold at pubic sale, a: the Leopard
hotel in the City OF Lancaster. the property
situated on the north side OF East Orange
street. No. Cos, fronting on Orange street u
tn depth OF 2L5 feet, more Or less with q two
story double front BRICK BUILDING ON
orange street, with cellar heater, hot and cold
vater bath tub. &C., in tlIe house and y two
story BRICK BUILDING, G5 feet in length,
intended tor four houses, on Marion street
with we'll of nevcr-fatlinS wafer at the door,
large cistcrn; also, fruit trees OF every va
riety. such as apples, pears, peaches, cherries,
spricots. plums, ounces, grapes, &c, I'm tsar-
ing order.
terms will be made known by
l.. L. KINDiG.
ii. SHrBEKT, Auctioneer.
nOy1s, ,22,2,,.7 Q. Sol, ,4,5.s,1.sd
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There is no worse enthrallment for torment
ed man than the exactions of a morbid nerv.
Gus condition. The over.,axed brain then gets
no rest from tranquil sleep and needs the
pacityins influence of Or c. W. Bcnson's
Celery and Cnamomile Pills. E1elwd&w
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NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-None but IaCst
intimate friends were permitted to view
the remains of the late Thurlow Weed
this morning. Private funeral services were
hold Mt 9:3O Before the removal of tho
remains from the house long lines of car
riages blocked Fifth avenue and ncighbOr
ing streets. Hundreds of people were
gathered between tho house and the
church, the people standing silent and
with uncovered heads.
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 24.-The ne.
earnings Of the Philadelphia & Erie rail
road for October wore S15S, ,3i0.43, an in-
crease of s67,532.7S, as compared will,
October 1881. The not earnings for the
ten months of 1882, as compared with the
corresponding period, 1881, show an in.
crease of s2235, ,931. 40.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 24.-The gross
receipts Of the Buffalo, Pennsylvania &
Western and Oil City & Chicago railords
for October were s9a, 025, expenses s49,-
SS7.
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Would you he free from Catarrn. Hay Fever
and Cold In the Hcld" Try Eiy's Cream
Balm. It IS curing hundred: Of chronic cases.
Price. 30 cents.
Apply into nostr'Is with little finger.
I have been troubled With Catarrb for ii ftcpn
years. EIy's Cream Balm has OpencL my nos
triis al.i reduced t,I@ Inflammation. Nv eyes
are improving, &C ;nat can stand s,rUn = hit
wilici: i!:i,c not been able tu do tu: Years
NATHANIEL FE.iEY. with h. r. NoutZ Incr
chant. Wiikcsharrc. Ia.
Ely daughter and myself, great sufferers
ifc'n C;'a:rb, have been cured by EIy's Cream
Ealln. My scnScO smell restored and health
greatly improved. e. NJ. aTANLET, dealer in
boots and shoes. Ithaca, \. Y.
n2ncNdN wSF
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DisastrOus storm in Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Nov.24.-A very severe storm
broke over ahe city early this morning,
reaching it's heighth about three o'clock.
For half an hour the gale was accompah-
led by thunder aud ligLtriug. Trees were
blown down, signs unhinged. and in some
houses windows blown in. There has also
been some damage to shipping.
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THIRD EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING. NOV. "a, .aes.
THE CAPITAL.
MR.. ARTHUk SPENDS IAE DAY THEN

meeting OF the Cabinet to Consider the
Presideut's Messsgs.-N0nerous Wis
itoFs 1t the White House.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-The president
was at the White House about II o'clock
to-day and remained there until
late in the afternoon. He received sew
eral visitors before and after tho cabinet
meeting, which lasted from IL to 2 o'clock.
Among the visitors were ex-SecretaIy
Boutwell,, Representatives Kelcham and
Paul, Gen. Sackett, Gen. McFelty, Gen.
Hazen, Public Printer Rounds and several
gentlemen connected with the Garfield
fair.
All the members were present at the
meeting, except the secretary Of the
treasury, who was busily engaged at his
Office in the preparation of his annual re-
port. The session was mainly devoted to
the discussion of topics to be considered in
the presidents message. No action Of i'm.
portance was taken.
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Reducing Wayes.

W1LMIEGToN, Del, Nov. 24.-An Euery
Ecening special says that wages in the
grindery at the Delaware iron works, New
Castle, have been cut downs from s12 to
s. per week. Tho piece workers in the
cutting shop and binding mill have also
been cut down, but how much has rot
beca learned.
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Under the Wheels,

PITTsTOS, Pa, Nov. ei.-Robert
Ovens, aged 12 years. while attempting
to board the engine of the accommodation
train on the Lehigh Valley railroad that
arrives here at one O'CLOCK, slipped and
fell under the wheels and was Instantly
killed.
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Coal Prices to ke,nsin Unchanged.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "a The repre-.
sentatives of the Lehigh and Schuylkill
coal exchanges met to day in tho Office of
the Lehigh coal and navigation company,
and agreed to make no change in the line
aud city and harbor prices Of coal during
December.
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New York Marker

NEW fon2, Nov. 2t.--FlOur-State and " at
and unchanged.
Wheat I413sc higher and firm trade only
moderate: NO. White. 81 OSI No. 2 Rel
Feb. 81 !4ssG1l1;'4; do Nov. 81 % bid, IL ~
asked.
Corn opened u ,f@sc lower: subsequently, re.
covered most OF decline nlfxe,iw estcrn spot,
T51Sl 05: do futures. 6;asl o..
Oats LWlsc higher ; No. Dee, i35xc do
Jan, ii1.@iHsc: state. 4d93.c western, 4Of0
Sic
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Cheating tho liallows.

SwEEDsBURo, (Quebec), Nov. 24-Wm
Richards, who was to have been hanged
this morning. committed suicide by cut.
ting his throat at three o'clock this morn
ing.
Richards left a confession detailing the
many crimes of which he was guilty.
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A Uolnmlssioncr SUSPENDED.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 2i.-United
States Commissioner Oburn has been sus-
pended from duty on charges of miscon
duct in connection with case of seizure
of smuggled opium, with which he has re-
Gently been prominent in the United State s
court.
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LONDON, Nov. IA bridge at Brava-
ley, near London, on tho main line of tho
London, Chatham 6 Dover railway, fell
this morning. Seven wOrkmen, who
were beneath the structure eating their
breakfast, were killed, and several others
were injured.
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Preparin: For Another Bond d Call.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-Secretary Fol.
ger this afternoon directed estimates to
be prepared with view to making an
other call for bonds as soon as possible.
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N MalicIOua THpanaas

Amos Ranck. Jacob Winters, Wayne
Goldtoot aud VIM. Wiker have been ar
rested on complaint of S. w. Lantz, of
Strasburg township, on the charge of
malicious tTespass. Alderman Barr will
give them 2 hearing.
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"PSE!ik NOTICES.

in The ,right altumna: days Tire tclnrtat ton
tNcolnfprtable exposure yields its fruit In y
ino.t p2rnici1us cough and irritation of the
tHroa'. Dr. Bull : Cough Syrup stanes un.
riy4iled rs arcmedy Tor throat and lung dis
eases. "a cents bottle.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 24.-In accordance
with q resolution adopted at Harrisburg,
yesterday, by the state board of revenue
commissioners tho officials of this city
were to day notified that the city assess.
ment Of property taxable for state pur-
poses has been increased from s44, 900, zoo
to $500. 900, 900. This raised the city's
yearly obligation from $314.O0O to s7Sl,
600, an Increase of about $571, 900.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-24

Letters addressed to "johnson Miller,
esq, Lititz, P;0., Lancaster Co., Pa" and
"Mr. David X Myers, Lancaster city.
Pa are held at the postoffice because Of
Io1 payment Of postage.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-24

INDIANoPOLIs, Ind, Nov. 24-Shortly
after after two O'Clock this morning tile
broke out in the boarding house of Mrs
Ralph Lcrd, on South Tennessee street,
destroying the rear portion Of tho build
ing. Two servants, Katie Daily and Ella
Keenan,, who were sleeping in the upper
room, were, it is supposed, unable to find
their way out, and SO perishcd III the sui
locating smoke. The loss on building and
furniture is about $1,000.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-24

BUFFALO, N. y, Nov. 24.-This morn-
Ing brick dwelling situated at Cold
Springs, belonging to Geo. Bailey, was
completely consumed. Loss on house
$50, 900. on furniture $4,000; no insur-
ance. No lives were lost.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-24

Joseph DnrIlnlurgrr, broadway, Buffalo.
was Induced by his brother 10 try Thomas
Eclectrlc OIL fora snIainc,i ankle; and with
half :. dozen applications he was enabled to
walk round again all right. For sale by n. Z.
Cochran druggist. l37 and iS9 Norti. Queen
Str
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-24

WASHINGTON, Nov. PA new post
Office was established to-day at Black
Log, Juniata county, Ia. Geo. w. Hof-
man, postmaster.