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The SMALLPOX.

NEW YORK, January 9.-The smallpox
has been spreading in jersey City in the
most alarming manner. During the past
few days the Board OF Health has made q
number OF appeals TO the Board OF Finance
to have the streets cleaned.
In this city several new cases were re-
ported to-day, and several Of virulent
character were found in thickly-settled
tenement-house districts, and which had
been concealed from the authorities.
Dispatches from various parts OF the
country speak Of growing alarm and eX-
element over the spread Of the dread
malady.
WASHINGTON, January 9.-The Secretary
OF the Treasury has issued circular en-
bodying a communication from the Ma
tional Board OF Health recommending vac
cination or revaccination OF all employees
OF the Government in connection with the
Treasury Department on duty In various
parts Of the country. where they may be
exposed to the contagion OF smallpox, and
reply thereto for information Of the en-
ployes OF the Department. Secretary
Folger in his reply says:
alt is my conviction that vaccination IL
a preventive measure against the taking Of
lilt Nlidii-DON. lAft nV hNNitNblOh 80 -
private person in so stating to any one
likely TO be influenced by an expression Of
opinion from me, but have no right Off
cially TO offer or urge my views on that
subject upon persons in the service OF the
Government in connection with this De-
partment. Still / have no objection to
bring to the notice of citizens in legiti-
mate and inoffensive manner the views Of
so respectable body as the National Board
Of Health"
MILFORD, Pa, January 9.-The Board Of
Health Of Milford to-day passed an ordi-
nance forbidding parties from Port Jervis
and other towns where smallpox prevails
removing to Milford. Should smallpox
continue to spread in Port Jervis all the
mails from there will be discontinued.
Several cases Of the worst type are reported
at Matamoras, Pike county, Pa.
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Rev. DIR. j. L.BurrOws

FORMALLY INSTALLED As PASTOR IN NOR
fOLK-DIsTINGUIsHED DIyINES PRESENT.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, January 9, 1882.
Rev. DR.. j. l.. Burrows, recently re-
moved from Louisville, Ky, was formally
installed as pastor Of Freemason-Street
Baptist church yesterday morning. Rev.
DR.. J. l.. VI. Curry and Rev. DR.. w. ID.
Thomas, OF Richmond; Rev. Reuben
Jones, OF Churchland; Rev. \. L. Owen,
Of Portsmouth; and Rev. Thomas Hume,
q Norfolk, took part in the services.
Last night DIR. Curry preached at Free
masOn.Street church to an immense con-
gIegation on the subject OF "What Consti-
tute. Church." selecting As his text Acts,
% chapter, 42d verse, And they contin-
ued steadiastly in the apostles doctrine
and fellowship, and in breaking OF bread
and in prayers." G..
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PETERSBURG.

,,srr-yoRry-sIx PERSONS cox
kPl .~sn nv BISHOP wHITTLs-coNr,NvA-
f,"S OF PRAYER sERvIcss--siiIrxENrs on
LUMBER. ,,.,, n.n.,.nl
i'0''' JANUARY ., 1854.
o,.Aun Wbittle visited three OF the Epis,,
r' ~, churches In this city yesterday, ana
colss, ,,,,ed forty-six pcrsons-seyen al ~.
eohl,, comm. ,cJhurch In the morning, fifteen At the
john ohn ~ the Good Shepherd In the siter-
emu and twenty-four at -. stephen
noon, ,n church at night. The BISHOP
lec'otssSa ON each occasion, and, notwith.
l~d,ng the bad weather, had crowded
ss 'u''.'e'csa,ions to hear him. Bishop Wm',
con- g. en- rrturn to the city next sunday ana
ie . err classes at Grace and ~. faufs
eh sa mneh interest was aroused oy the
ntsnravcr services last week, and the
tS;Snces we're 80 large, that II has been
S,ul,.Drrained 10 hold similar meetings
oHss,n@ho,I, this week, changing the place
ini .Sa TTshh-strcet church. A number OF
70 ". reouesis for prayer were sent into
meetings last week. All the efangeh-
~, r 'Sh unite in the services.
e" the Ne Shipment Of lumber and wood rom
49,, NOR; is a mpidly-growing interest.
VIZ VIZ ,I,ost oI the lumber comes from along
' I'm ls 81 the Petersburg and Norfolk
the u"'' ROBIN ADAIR.
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In connection with the Democratic National
Committee said to me that there was not
the slightest possible chance Of change
being made In the tariff during this Con-
gress. The knowing ones, when admitting
this fact, say the coming issue Is railroad
monopoly. The railroad people have here
tofore been strong enough TO take care OF
themselves.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
Mr.. Neal, OF Ohio, proposes to offer reso-
buttons calling on the Secretary Of State and
Postmastcr-Gene for q list Of appoint
mcnts and removals since March 4, 1881,
with information in regard to the same.
Similar calls will be made on other depart
mcnts.
Judge Graves took his scat on the SUI
preme bench to-day.
The star-route people arrested Friday
night and Saturday have given bail.
General Walker was before the House
Committee on Appropriations to-day in re-
gard to the deficiency census bill. The bill
Will pass Congress.
Commander Glass has reported to the
Department that the Indians Of Alaska are
now quiet, and that a man-of-war Is no
longer needed there.
There was delegation OF Greeks, Choc-
taws. and Cberokees attbe White House to-
day. They protested against the right OF
way being given the st. Louis and San
Francisco railroad through the Indian Ter
ritory until the intention Of the company
is fully explained to the people.
There were several delegations on hand
looking after the Baltimore collectorship.
Government receipts to-day: Internal
revenue, 1906, $50; customs, s63O,119.
Alexander Stephens, who will be seventy
on the 18th Of February, proposes, II his
health permits, to have birthday celebra-
ton.
There were several hundred bills intro
duced in the House to-day, covering o
wide range of subjects. Many Of them will
never be heard Of again.
Colonel Bob Ingersoll delivered n brief
address at the grave Of child OF Detective
Miller buried yesterday. He said: owe
do not know whether the grave is the end
Of this life or the door Of another, or
whether the night here is not somewhere
else q dawn"
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

News and ip-Presress Of
the Argument In tho Gulseau Triai-Death
Murderer 70 be Hansed-A Maii~Wagsn
Driver Arrested for Stealing Lcttcrs-Terri.
BILE Accident At Syracuse, N. ", Twenty
Persons Buried Under Failing Walls
Spread Of the small-Pox- Atlanta Ex-
position Building Sold for S9s ,ooo-Denth
OF an Episcepalian niinister-Thc Crown
Prince Frederick William 10 be Proclaimed
Regent or Germnny-French Elections
Excitement In Europe Over the Papai
Question.
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NorfoIk News.

A MURDERER SENTENCED TO THE PESITEN-
TIARY AN OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP
AGROUND.
Especial telegram to the Dispasch.l
NORFOLK, Va, January 9.-Charles Gal
lup, the young man who killed John Dick
son in brawI at Witch Duck, Princess
Anne county, has been tried and convicted,
and sentenced to the penitentiary for six
years.
The Old Dominion steamship Manhattan
went aground on White Shoal, James river,
last night. The tug Nettie was sent up,
and lowed her to this city about noon to-
day.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, January D, I661.
sALEs-FRsT BoABD.-5 shares Norfolk and
Western preferred mt So; 10 shares Atlanta aud
Charlotte stock at 61h; 1000 Virginia tax-re-
ceivable coupons at 73h, 1000 do. &C 73x; %
shares Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta at CA !;
ESQ Virginia peeler coupons at rs.
SECOND BoARD.-l0 shares Chesapeake and
Ohio stock at 25h; 20 shares Charlotte, Column
bis and Augusta at 90. 20 do. at eau, 10 do. at
82k, 30 do. at e2x.30 do.at62,s; 10 shares Rich
mond and DanvIlle stock at ISL, 10 do, as 1917;
20 shares Richmond and Allegheny railroad at
3sk, 40 do. 80; $500 Virginia peeler coupons at
80; AZ Virginia consol fractions at 100.
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Southern News Items.

NEW ORLEANS, January "a special
from Little Rock records the death Of Pc
tiers Markins, at his home, in Washington
county, at the age OF one hundred and
eleven years.
A special from CofIeeyille, Miss, says
j. w. Fleming, who was tried at Tiles
boro', Calhoun county, Friday and Satur-
day, and found guilty Of the murder Of
Graham. in Talabusha county, in June last,
has been sentenced to be hanged on March
Oh
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neutrality-suspicious. Deed.

PHILADELPHIA, January ct has been
discovered that the elevator rope in Scho-
fields mill at Manayunk, which was said to
have broken on Saturday, causing the death
of Thomas Proctor and the seriously in
turing OF Benjamin Ward, was probably
cut by some malicious person. a reward
has been offered for the detection Of the
miscreant
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MaiI-RObber Arrested.

AUGUSTA, GA, January 9.-Lewis War
rem (colored), driver OF the mail-wagon be-
tween depots and the post-oflice, has been
arrested for stealing letters. For some
time letters have been missed from the Of
fee. and Postmaster Prince directed his
clerks to keep watch. One Of them had
an eye on Warren, and saw him taking
from the distribution table a package Of
letters, which were found on his person.
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44Sc, January AYE. resrurv. asriey assns.
at t1.074e1.Oe. Dressed hogs active, nsSn, a.
higher ut S7.5Sest7. e2T Pork seuse, nrna, as1
higher; t17.25 cash, 1880 February. far1
SiI.32,lGS1I. SO February. Bsik-meats Mryng
and higher; shoulders, e6.40; short rib, $S-o1 !;
short clear. 1886. Whisked steady and unciangee
At ellis.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, January 9.--Besf catties-Markee
fairly active and prices full and Ne. higher, con-
mon cattle showing the most Improvement; very
best, 6jfes6xc.; drst quality, 6951c.; medium,
4t@6e.; ordinary, 2k@3Ac.; most Of the s:ies
were from 8 ~ &c.; receipts, 1855 heAd; So,
demand; quotations, 7h@9sc:; receipts, 500
bead. The receipts Of sheep and lambs were 1850
head quotations: Sheep, YS@ &c.; lambs, 4ts6e-
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YoRK, January 9.-Cettcn-Net re-
ceipts, 1878 bales; gross, 1910 bales. Istsess
February. Si2. 2iese12.22; March, tl2.4s; April
sii5.s7@si2.ss; Nay Si26;ssS9Si33,s4; Jun,
elz.l9@tl2.20; septembcr el2.S0@eI2oz :
october, si1.S0@$ll.e2; November, ti2-6A0
n12.6S.
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Sale OF the AtInnfa Exposition Build
Ing.

ATLANTA, Ga, January 9.-The building
of the International Cotton Exposition, at
Oglethorpe Park, was sold to-day at pri-
waite sale by the Executive Committee to
F. =. Rice and r. III. Richards, OF Atlanta,
for $4,000 cash. The sale is considered
good one. The purchasers will organize
joint-stock company at once to fill the
building with machinery for the manuiac-
tllre OF cotton.
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Hire I'm North Carolina.

WINSTON, n. c., January s, 1882.
Editors Dispatch: A fire broke out in
Winston on Saturday night in the store
house Of Griffith & Moore, dealers in gene
raj merchandise, destroying that building
ana contents, Smiths drugstore, Graham
brothers, family grocers, and the post
ONCE building. The mail matter was all
saved The loss is well covered by insu-
rance
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The pu,lmau-Car Injunction.

ST. LOUIS, January 9.-The Pullman-Car-
Company-injunction case against the Texas
and Pacific railroad, which was to have
been heard at Tyler, Texas, to-day, has
been postponed until the oath, and will be
heard in New Orleans before Judge Pardee
i'm chambers.
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Vessel Ashore.

WASHINGTON, January 9.-The Signal
Corps station at Key West, Fla, reports
that the brig II. b. Cove, from Pensacola
to New Haven with lumber, struck Slap
jack shoal, Tortugas, on the 4th, and bilged
full of water. she was stripped by wreck
ers, but It is doubtful II any portion Of the
cargo can be saved.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Elections I'm France.

PARIS, January an. yicto Hugo, Pre-
feet Tolain, and De Freycinct, present
senator's, and Major Laboryere, candidate
OF the Irreconcilables, are elected for the
Department OF the Seine. NJ. De Frey
cinct is also elected for the Departments OF
Ariego, Farne, Garonne, and Andre. NJ.
Leon Say is elected for Versailles. Ex-
Minister Caillaux and De Talhonet were
Defeated
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HORSES. MULES. &c.
MULES AND HORSES. s

MULES AND HORSES &
1 have opened WHOLESALE AND RhlAih
STABLES at No. 1888 Franklin street, i.fch-
lnOnd, Va, where ] VIII Keep a GOOD supply %
WTyTs and HORSES always on hand. Ny ssies-
man. Mr.. JOnN VI. PACE, viii 90 all in his power
10 give each and all fair and square dealing. Any
can address me. care 20 east Fflh street, Cinctu-
natl Ohio. which l. my headquartcrs for buying,
and III do not mn the order to suit then, both Ia
quality and price, they need not take the stock.
Everything guaranteed to be Just rs represented
Mr. Peter P..uls extensive business In the male
and horse llne T. Just opposite niue. ..
de IO-3ms GEORGE -. BENNETT.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January 9.-NooR.-Stoeks, down.
ward tendency. Money, d per cent. Exchange
Long 4SOb; short, 4s4ja. State bonds rather dull.
Governments irregular and unsettled.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4S0E. Governments fairly
firm and generally . higher; new SIS, 1921; new
as, II4A: new s.l17&. Money loaned 1T 56L3
per cent States moderately active. Suh-Treasury
baance-Coin, S75,750; currency, Si,26l.
stocks irregular and unsettled, and tending to-
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Ihere Is no medicine In the world that
ui'lals 81. jacobs Oil. Thousands OF testi-
il !, are received daily from RESPONSE
We parties who speak in commendabIe
Srlis Of IL. In later issue the same
,yuihal remarked: 81. Jacobs OIL il some
WI n',ng no family should he without. -Peo-
w National Democrat.
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rhe a.resnxiIIe. Tenn., Jam Rurned

New York, January "a Knoxville,
Tenn, special says prisoner set fire to the
GreenvilIe Jail last night. The building
was destroyed, but all the prisoners were
rescued. The courthouse was seriously
damaged.
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INSURANCE AGENTS.

HOWARD SWlNEFORD,
III HOS MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENT,
represents the following welt-knowu nrst-cizS
companies:
ROYAL INSURANCE o0MPANf; LiyerpoSi;
COMPANIES. London;
LONDON AND LANCASHIRE INSURANCE.
COMPANY, Liverpool: -
Hartford.
Combined assets over s60,000.000. Depositrs
with state Treasurer for immediate protection %
Virginia policy-hUldcrs, 1928, 900.
Applications solicited. "a LIN
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JASUABY 10. 1852
sun rises........... 72Ol HIGH TIDE.
Moon rlses....... 1889 Evening .......... S,43


PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY o, 1851
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New YORK.
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Allen 4 Co..
agents.
Steamer Fanita, Gunnell, Philadelphia, merrhan-
disc and passengers, j. w. NcCarrfck, agent
steamer Ashland, Carr, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc aud Passengers, J. W. McCaTick, agent.
Steamer Alliance. -, Baltimore, merchan-
disc.
brig Gyner (Nor.), Gorjensen, New York, Light,
Dunlop q McCance.
schooner Mabel v. staples, Dickson, Boston,
merchandise, Currie & Co.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York, merriam
disc and passengers, &. W. Allen & Co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers and United States malls, l.. X.
Tatuin. agent.
Barkentne Ipc Ipeus Dutch, Houwen, Rio
Grande do sui. hour, Dunlop & McCance.
Brig Roihsay DR., Churchill, Havana, coal,
g. St0rrs; vessel, Curtis q Parker.
Schooner Rose McDeyitt, Miller, Washington, NJ
c., fertilizer, Currie 4 Co.
BELOW, BOUND UP.
Bark Brazilarl (Ger.), Mcinhardt, from New
York, and schooner Thomas Clyde, Fisher, from
Brunswick, ia. In TOW for this port.
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t'lour.
BY Telegraph.

Flour-We quote: Fine, S4.50@s5; extra, s7@
1925: superifnc, s6.25@s650; common family,
s7.25@S7.50; choice family, sSgs9.
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.

CIRlsTMAS PRESENTS Cs&x1
THAT ARE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
FOR WIFE, DAUGHTER, SISTER, OR FRIEND
An UPRIGHT. SQUARE, or GRAND PIANO. By
such manufactures as Steinway, Chickefifg,
Fischer, jaliei & Davis, Bradbury, or Grove
steen & FULLER; or
SUPERB ORGAN by Mason 4 Hamlin, George
Woods. Bnrdett, Wilcox 4 White. or shoningef-
ANY Of these can be bought at LOWEST FACTORY
PRICES OF JOSIAH RlLAND s CO..
Piano and Organ Dealers,
deg 9l3 Main street.
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE. FUkNiIUkE.@
WILLIAM DAFFRoN, u
,n.n,facturer aud dealer in CHAMBER, III
PARLOR, and DISlNG-R0oM EuRNl;'
TURE, WOOD and CMsETSEAF Gh tNF R ssn
d,nx' Feathers, and Mattresses. Does the business
carries The stock, and cannot be undersola. once
and warerooms, l49s Main street Factory, 10 IL,
Oh OF "a north Fifteenth street, Richmond, Va.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO. DC l2-5m
VISITORS , ANn o IT'LL r. VOL, NC
al, ~ ~ GATHRlGIIT & SONS, 10 Gov III
ernor street. and examine their large and '
wei.assorted stock Of WALNUT and POPLAh
EXAMINER and DINING-R00M fuRNlTURF
eS,nb,arJng ali of the new styles. Easy terms
pay"en'' 4. CARTWRIGHT 4 son,
ocoI.sm 10 Governor street
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UNDERWRITERS.

T j. BINFORD d sUTHERca
-. LAND, UNDERTAKES, l50t
FRANKLIN street (ncar GoSernor), Richmond, Na-s
seep constantly ON hand al kinds OF WOOD ana
METALLIC CASES aud CAShEIS: aiyos
CAShETS. Orders from tic
counlry promptly attended to both day and nigns.
no 2g-Sa.Tu1 Ih3m
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NOTiCE.-In order to prevent annoy
IN anee 10 parties renting property. from me snA
loss 20 owners Of same. l respectfully request AZ
ters are cleared Of snow and twelve inches bach
therefrom. o. prevent the melting snow choklng
the cutters aud down-spouts which VIII save IN
convenience 10 themselves and damage 70 proper
~. j. rhoMfsoS bhown,
"a 8-5t Agent.
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ACrisis Impending I'm Germany.

LONDON, January "a dispatch TO the
Standard from Berlin says: "Since the
parliamentary conflict twenty years ago so
deep and universal a sensation has never
been created as by the rescript addressed
to the Prussian Ministry. The gravity OF
the situation is patent to everybody"
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GOOD COFFEE E.

Everybody wants 1t, but very few get It, because
most people do not know how to select coffee, o. Is
Is spoiled in the roasting or making. To obvists
these difficulties has been our study. Thurbtrs
package cohees are selected by an expert who ua-
derstands the art of blending various aaycrs.
They are roasted In the most perfect manner az r.
impossible TO roast well in small quantities., then
put in pound packages lin tie bean, rot groaadJ
hearing our signature as a guarantee OF genuine.
moss, and each package contains the Thurber lie.
cipe for making good coffee. We pack two kinds.
Thurber's No. 34,' strong and pungent; Thur
will suit every taste. They have the three great
points, good quality, honest quantity, reasonable
price. Ask your grocer for Taarber's RoasteS'
coffee in pound packages, " No. "a" or No. Al
DO not be put of with any other klnd-yoar OWL
palate will tell you what "a best.
Where persons desire It, we also furnish The
Ideal" Coffee-Pot, the simplest, best, and cheap
-
est coifee-pot in existence. Grocers who scJi ON
Coffee keep them. Ask for descriptive circular.
Respectfully, &C.,
H.K.&FB. THURBER CO.,
Importers, Wholesale Grocers,
and Coffee Roasters, New York
r. s.-As the largest dealers in food products IN
the world, we consider 1t our interest to manunsc-
t,re only pure and wholesome goods, and PACK
them in a tidy and satisfactory manner. All
goods bearing our name are guaranteed 10 he Of
superior quality, pure aud wholesome, and dealers
are authorized to refund the purchase-prce In any
case where customers have cause for dissltisfac-
tion 1t Is therefore to the interest of both dealers
and consumers To use TRurber's brands.
ia 10-Tsfs
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EOR SALE, TwENTY-HoRSE-POW-
II ERR PORTABLE BOiLER-good as new.
TWFL vE-nORsE-P0WKR PORTABLE IN
l.INE-arst-rate; aud q WATCHER AND JOINT
Pr made by the celebrated Lane Notwithstanding
Comrany. An OF the above Is in arst-elsss order
Post-Osnce Box 2S4, Richmond, Va. u S-eod3ss
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New YORK, January l0.-Rev. DIR. John
Gotten Smith, rector Of the Church OF As
cension In Fifth avenue, died this morning
at the age Of fifty-six years.
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PERSONAL.

RICHMOND, January 7, 1882.
IT HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED
Il. 4. JACOB,
nv agent 20 collect all outstanding ans open &C.
counts due me for ICE.
| 6-1ws A. u. BABCoA-
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, January 9.-Virginia s., deferred.
IT: consOls, 50; second series, 3e@; new lO-4O's'
3SK
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, January 9.1es2.


WuEAT.-Mixed 10 bushels very good 40.
CoRN.-White. 20 bushels damp at 7Sc.; 10
bushels very good ~ soc,
MEAL.-90 bushels unOolted at soc.
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JOSEPH w. LAUBE, C@
u UNDERTAKE., ~SA'
CORNER FIRST AND BROAD STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
WOOD AND METALLIC BURlM.-CASEs-
ROBES, HEARSE, HACKS,
and all things requisite at LOWEST RATES.
Telegraphic and country orders solicited. NH
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Emperor williams DEGREES Con
dcmned.

VIENNA, January 9.-The influential
press here condemns Emperor Williams
DEGREES. The Standards correspondent,
at 1880 A. NJ, at Rome, denies the truth
Of the telegram from Rome published on
Saturday by la Defense, of Paris, regard,
ing Prince Bismarck's note to the Quirinal
and the Congress of Powers, end the pre-
partitions OF the Pope to ny to Malta.
A NeicS Paris dispatch says: La
France describes the rescript OF the Ger
man Emperor as a coup detdt."
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Rereut of Germany.

PARIS. January "a Berlin dispatch
saws. emperor William has decided to
proclaim the Crown Prince Frederick wa
liam regent on the I'D OF March next, on
Emperor williams eighty-lifth birthday"
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MILWAUKEE, January e.-Flour IN fair demand.
Wheat strong and active: No. = Milwaukee soft,
el33a cash and January; February, el.3w..
Corn scarce and Arm at 634c. Oats hrin at 43hc.
Provisions higher. Mess pork, sl1.23 cash and
January, 7.I0 February. Lard, sl1.20 cash aud
January, sil.30 February. Hogs quiet at 500
t6.46. ,o.,o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-10

Mr.. BAILEY WANTS Mr.. BARBOURs SEATTLE
GREHNBACKRRs or THE HOUSE NOT HAPPY
THE DECAPITATED OFfICE-HoLDERs; THEIR
sORRows--THE REFUNDING BILL-THE
TARIfF--PERsONAI.S.