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brick-storc building just opposite that OF
Mr. Rat,oh ALPHA.


There are nine cases Of smallpox In
Richmond county.
The Missionary Baptist church at Floyd
Courthouse has extended q call to Rev.
Almarine woodward, Of Amherst.
The Ciisch Valley Netcs reports that
there Is TO he new Methodist church in
the whitley's chapel neighb6rhood, Taze-
well county.
Captain w. L. Spracher, Of Bucks Gar
den, was thrown from his horse few days
ago and had his leg badly broken.
Mr.. Allen Hill, Of Highland, while on
his way to attend court few day ago, TOOK
a two-hundred-yard impromptu slide down
mountain on horseback. Strange 10 re-
late neither horse nor rider was seriously
hurt.
A few nights ago the Office OF the Floyd
Reqister was broken into. The editor In
forms the public he Is at a loss TO under
stand WHY a thief should have taken so
much trouble for nothing, that the doors
are left open during the day, but that he
will nav twenty-five dollars to convict the
party Of HOUSEKEEPING.
Mr.. Peter Hauptlin, who has for many
wears been the janitor at IIampden-Sidney
College. died last Friday at his residence
on the College grounds. lie was buried
Saturday in the graveyard of College
church. the services in the church being
conducted by the pastor, with prayer by
the Rev. Dr. b. NJ. Smith. and an address
by The Rev. DR.. X. l.. Dabney.
The Alexandria Gazette says: TWO Of the
old fiye-dolar corporation. Of Alexandria
notes, which were found by a gentleman OF
Orange county recently while looking over
some old papers, were redeemed at the
| Auditors Office in this city saturday morn
ing. Every now and then these old notes
make their appearance for redemption, but
It is thought that there are but few now
left outstanding.
| The Hiqhldad Recorder says: cone
night last week John L. Cross, living at
the foot OF Allegheny mountain, in the
northern part Of the county, bad very
exciting dream. He was out on chase,
and lust as the stag turned to bay the en-
Unused dreamer sprang violently from bed,
and. descending upon a chair that stood
near. sustained injuries which it Is feared
will prove fatal"
The WytheviIle Dispatch says: "a let
ter from Central Depot reports there are
nine cases OF. smallpox at that place. DR..
Jerry Farmer, brother OF DR.. William
Farmer, OF this place, is among the suffer-
ers. Five negro men are in boX-car with
the loathsome disease. Two are dead and
half decomposed, and there is no one to
| attend them or remove the bodies. We
hear that the three survivors will be re-
moved, and the boX-car and bodies then
burned. DR.. Farmer caught the disease
| from these cases"
A few days since Mr.. L. G. Hale was
married to Mrs. Melinda Condley in the
Jail of Richmond county. The Northern
Neck Ne'cS says: The ceremony was per-
formed IN the presence OF several citizens
OF the village, who describe il as rather
sombre affair. The groom apologized for
the appearance of his apartments by saying
it was ga bad mode, but the best he could
do under the circumstances -; and when
advised to sweep up his room, declared
that " sack-cloth and ashes" were fitting
Accomplishments to such a ceremony.
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Congressman shelley and the Ala
hama llo fnlpaf fOu.

NEW York, February 5.-Congressman
Shelley, OF Alabama, who Is In the city,
expresses the opinion that Fred. Wolfe,
whose name has been used In connection
with the default OF State Treasurer Vim
cent, Is in no sense responsible. The bust
ness Of Wolfe IL buying and selling OF cot
ton futures on orders, regarded as q
legitimate business, and Mr.. Shelley holds
that there was no. improperly in receiving
orders from man as well known as VIM
cent any more than from other business
men. He says that, furthermore, r,lmor
obtained general circulation that Vincent
was specializing, and rs it was alleged that
he had been successful no one objected,
and no steps were taken to inquire into the
propricty OF such speculation until the
revelation Of his defalcation. 1t was also
said that Vincent was fond Of card-playing
and that he played for high stakes. 9" III
this Is true," says Mr.. Shelley, "the per-
sons who played with him, whether State,
county, or bank officials or private citizens,
could be implicated in the default with as
much propriety as Wolfe"
SEMA, ALA, February 5.-The sheriff OF
this county to-day levied on the stock OF
Fred. Wolfe In the Cincinnati, Selma and
Mobile railroad, OF which he Is president.
II was done on an attachment Of the State
OF Alabama In the defalcation case OF
Treasurer Vincent.
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OUR WATCHFUL GUARDIAN AM
FAITHFUL PROTECTOR RESTORED
TO ACTIVE DUTY AGAIN.

Mr.. HENRY A. WATERMAN. Of the city of
Providence, Il. l., for many years the faithful and
vigilant night-watchman Of the Barstow stove
Company's very extensive establishment, having
been confined to his room several weeks by very
distressing illness, on resuming his duties again
avais himself Of this early opportunity for stating
briefly few plain facts.
Mr.. WATERMAN says;
~ few months AGO | was taken down with a
severe sickness, which confined me to the house
quite long time, and much Of the time | was so
very lame as 10 be unable to walk, and my left leg
from the hip TO the toes, became monstrously
sgollen. and I suffered extremely from the con-
slant intense paiAs produced by so great innam-
nation. j was trying the various sO-called cures
ali the time, ana was under the treatment OF a
physician seven weeks, but getting no substantial
relief AT this time an old-time friend, police
officer, called upon me, and during our converse
ton informed me of the great benefit which he
had obtained by the use Of Hunts Remedy. and
urged me to try it, as he considered 1t a wonderful
medicine. | commenced taking Hunts Remedy
having very little faith that it would do much in
such a stubborn case as mine, but my doubt was
soon dspclled for before had taken one bottle
began 10 get better, the severe pains disappeared
the swollen leg gradually decreased In size, and
was encouraged TO continue the use of the Remedy
and the improvement 10 my health continues, my
appetite Is good. / have regained my strength
and | am now performing again my duties n;
Waterman at the foundry. Every night ! 90 NJ
and down stairs more than one hundred times, and
am In good condition, and feel that nv recovery Il
due to Hunts Remedy alone. My severe sickness
and terribly swollen leg caused by the diseased
state Of my kidneys, and think that is mos
valuable medicine that will 50 speedily relieve anC
cure such a severe case as mine. therefore mos
cheerfully recommend dunt's Remedy to al
afflicted with Kidney Diseases, as know 1t to b
a safe and reliable remedy.
"PRovIDENCE, December 8. 1882"
fe 1-Tb(wlsa&Tu
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In,narfnuf Decision.

WASHINGTON, d. c., February "a
decision was rendered by the Supreme
Court of the United States to-day in the
case OF the people OF the State of New
York against the =" Compagnie Generate
Transatlantique," which involves the ques-
ton of the constitutionality OF the act OF
the Legislature OF New York, passed May
81, 1881, imposing upon steamship coM'
panies tax of one dollar for every alien
passenger brought from 4 foreign port into
the port Of New York, known as the
Immigrant Head-Money Legislation.")
The court holds that the law IN question
is invalid, and afiirms the judgement OF the
court below in favor OF the steamship
companies. The opinion was prepared by
Justice Miller.
The Supreme Court adjourned until
March 9Th,
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General Foreign Notes.

VIENNA, Febl uary 5.-lt Is reported that
the Count de Chambord is suffering from
quincy, and that his friends are somewhat
uneasy about HIM.
F, LONDON, February 5.-The Cairo CORE
spondent OF the Daily NelcS says it is un-
derstooL that the new Egyptian represen-
tatiye Assembly will meet shortly to advise
the Government on the proposed internal
reforms.
VIENNA, February j.-Thc Emperor
Francis Joseph presided at conference OF
fine Austrian and Hungarian Cabinets.
The chief subject discussed was the con-
struction of a strategical railroad from
Huszth, at the junction Of the Thess with
the Macy 0g, in Hungary, to Dolina, in
Galicia.
VIENNA, February "a serious railway
accident has occurred IN Hungary. six
ears fell down q steep mountain. Seven
women and some men were killed, and
many persons were injured.
LONDON, February j.-The British bark
Olive Branch. bound from Shields for Mo-
bile, has been abandoned near Grimsby,
where the crew have landed.
TEHERAN, February 5-News received
here states that son OF one Of the prlnci-
pal Merry chiefs, lately dead, has been sue
ceeded bv Russian nominee from khiya.
LONDON, February 5.-Sir William Yer
non-Harcourt, the Home Secretary, who is
now on a visit at 'Richmond, Yorkshire, is
the subject OF the most extraordinary pre-
cautions--it is presumed because OF fears
OF attacks on him by Fenians.
Mr.. Gladstone has received a threatening
letter announcing that an arrangement has
been made TO murder him ii he returns to
London. No importance is attached to the
threat.
AGRAM, February "A severe shock OF
earthquake was experienced here last eve
ming.
MADRID, February 5.-Renewed shocks
of earthquake have been felt in Murcia.
LONDON, February "a Copenhagen
correspondent OF the 81. JdmeS'S Gazette
saws he understands that Denmark is pre-
pairing circular to be addressed to the
Powers, complaining OF the proceedings oil
Prussia in swig-Holstein rs breach
| OF treaties and OF international laws.
DUBLIN, February "a man was found
starved TO death ut Loughrea, County Cat
way. At the inquiry into the case poor
law guardian said the case was only one OF
many, A crowd OF hungry people gath
cred in front Of the residence, IN Lough-
rea. of Rev. Patrick Dnggan, Roman Cath
Ollie bishop Of Clonfert, on Sunday. The
Bishop informed them that he and the
priests had distributed every shilling avail
able. and said the opening OF the relief
works was the only resource left to relieve
the suffering.
Paris. February 5.-Examining Magis-
trate B. l.. Benoit to-day made al order
sending Prince Jerome Napoleon before
court upon an indictment for an attempt TO
overthrow the existing regime. The court
will decide the case within week.
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ann .nopryp-A NEW scHOoL-BvIrD-
,So-IyTyRARY-- DEATH--MIscELLANE
,,,o,r..nondcnce OF che Richmond Dispatch'l
FEBRUARY 8, 1883.
The CITY Council has at last adopted a
e,a-ai,rm system which will be OF some
snr,ice. Al the annual meeting OF thai
nndv FRIDAY evening the Gamewell auto
,,a,ic frc-aiarm was adopted IN preference
90 IN, proposed telephone system; ana To-
Jas the Committee on Fire Department mel
nd consummatcd the contract and arranged
60 tbe immediate establishment OF the sys-
80, II IL 10 cost the city about $4,000,
,,ith AN insignificant annual expenditure.
The Council has voted an appropriation
=, st- 600 for the purpose OF building q
nssy school building for the accommoda-
a., % the pupils OF the colored schools.
The lot ON which the building Is TO he To-
} ,a,cd was purchased some months ago by
.ho school Board for $1,000. IL Is at the
;n,erScclion OF Folk and Twelfth streets.
The Garland Literary Club, an instit,i-
,ion which Is the pride OF Lynchburg, Is at
tho zenith OF IFS prosperity now under the
presidency Of II. q. III. Kean, Esq. Its last
meeting was at the residence OF Mrs. Mary
NJ Brooks, on Court street, large and
brilliant company being present.
Intelligence was received here this morn
ING ~ The death OF DIR. Robert Patterson,
81 Appomattox county, which occurred
yesterday. and which was 0ceasioned by
rheumatism OF the heart. The deceased
was about forty-eight years OF age, and one
Of the most prominent citizens OF the
county. having been for number OF years
a member Of the Board Of Supervisors.
strange TO relate, The Board aforesaid was
composed Of three physicians, two OF whom
have died within the last ten days.
The Glamorgan Manufacturing Com
many fthe new name for the Lynchburg
Boiler and Machine Company recently de-
teriniued TO increase its capital stock TO
$50. 900. and | understand that the full
amount has been subscribed. John Il. VIM
free. Esq, one of the city's wealthiest to-
bacconisis. is the president OF the mstitu-
ton.
The Corporation Court-Judge Latham
presiding-has adjourned for the term,
after the shortest session known for years
Comparatively little business was transact
ed. and that was Of no general interest.
Nearly million pounds OF tobacco were
sold at the several warehouses of I.ynchbure
last week. the figures being 9lO,4Jl
pounds, an increase OF 3i7 800 pounds over
the preceding week. Since the tobacco
season opened October l. 1882, there have
been sold here 1881 $50 pounds.
The internal revenue collections Tor last
week amounted TO 2S,Gi3.20.
BEAUMONT,
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The PhGnix-Pnrk Tragedy.

DUBLIN, February 5-12 M.-The inves-
tigaton OF charges against persons impli-
Gated in the alleged conspiracy to murder
Government officials was resumed to-day.
Kilmainham courthouse was again densely
crowded. The general audience large
" consisted OF lords, high officials,
college professors and professional
men, showing with what careful
discrimination tickets OF admission
TO the court had been issued. Before the
magistrates took their seats Michael Kava-
nagh. carman, was marched into the prison.
ers' dock between two policemen. This
new departure caused much speculation.
The prisoner has low. retreatlng fore
head and sinister appearance. He looks
anxious and nervous. A little girl-witness
named Ellen Broppy identified Kayanagh
as the driver OF the car which contained
the men who intended to assassinate Field,
the iuryman.
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STONE IN THE BLADDER URIC ACIDl,
SYMPTOMS OF BRIGHT's DISEASE.

CASE or MRS. -, STATED BY DIR. DAVID 4.
SMITH, or BRoNxvILLE, WEsTcHEsTER, NEW
YORK.
I. Mrs. was subject u severe attacks OF
GOVT. n consequence Of an inherited equity
DIATHESIS, followed after some time by STONE
IN TIE BLADDER. The limbs were very
(Isdem dfots. 50 much to pit readily ON pres
sure with tue finger, leaving an indentation long
aztec its removal. The urine was loaded with
urates and 20 per cent. aibumen, and the micro
scope revealed Casts, showing Enthusiastically. rs
thought, BRlGH1'S DISEASE OF THE KID
NEYe. 1 pre,crib d the BUFFALO LITHlA
WATER, Spring No. 2, which afforded prompt
relief In the equity affection. and resulted ia few
weeks In the passage OF q stone q OF an inch long
by Y Of an inch IN diameter. Under the continued
use Of the water the urine has been relieved OF
aibnminOus impregnaiion aud restored 10 a nor
NAL condition, no Casts can be discovered, the
UEdemdt0us condition Of the limbs has been re-
lleyed, and the general hehth OF the patient, 20
great extent, restored" fc 3-eod3t
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The SmnlI.POx.

LYYcHBURG, Va, February 5.-Reports
represent a panic throughout the south
western counties OF the state, owing to the
prevalence OF smallpox in that section.
The scourge has abated at Salem, but the
disease has made its appearance at Bristol,
Rural Retreat, Central, and several other
towns along the Norfolk and Western rail-
road and in the interior counties. The
people are intensely excited.
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A Suit Growing Out OF Folks Defal.
cation.

for the State to-day entered suit in the
Chancery Court to recover S57, 900 from the
Merchants National Bank OF Nashville.
This amount the defendant charged itself
with, and placed to the credit of NJ. T.
Polk, treasurer, in order, rs is alleged, to
enable him TO sustain his statement OF the
condition OF the affairs Of his office, which
he made to special committee appointed
by the extra session Of the Legislature in
May, 1882. 1t is held that by this entry
the bank is thereby estopped from denying
the Indebtedness. The complainants' bill
further alleges that the action Of the bank
in protecting Polk at that time caused the
State to lose nearly cleo, 000-the amount
of defalcation which occurred after May,
1850
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Norfolk Notes.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispstch.l
NORFOLK, Va, February 5.-Charles Full
lerton, of Portsmouth, Waterman OF the
Burton.Polnt Guano-Works, was found
dead on the premises'this morning.
Three cars for the Norfolk and Cape
Henry railroad arrived to-day.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH PROM ALL POINTS

Washington News and Gossip Compression nj
Proceedings NATURALIZATION Of the Coin
age Committee on the silver Questionable
United States Supreme Court Decide Against
tho New York Law Imposing Per Capita
Tax ON Immigranss-Cuarter OF Million
Dollar Failure In Raleigh. n. CA Muir.
dercr About Being Put Upon Trial Kills
His Wife and Himsclf In the Court Tren.
surer vincenfs Deraication--The Dublin
Murder Conspiracy; Continuation or the
Hearing = Other Interesting Foreign
Eyenfs,
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A Courf.ROOm Tragedy.

ST. LOUIS. February 5.-John c. Parker,
the murderer Of Mike Payton, whose case
was docketed for trial in the Criminal
Court to-day, shot his wife in the head
about noon in the iury-room OF the court,
and afterwards sent bullet into his own
brain. Presley w. Jones, attorney; Mary
Croft, sister of Parker, and Deputy-Sherih
Walters were in the room at the time. II
is thought Mrs. Parker furnished the
weapon. She was instantly killed, and al
last accounts Parker was dying.
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Sentenced 10 Three Years Imprison'
menf for Rurnfug a Railroad Depot.

LYNcHBuRG, VA, February 3D.. w.
Oliver. indicted in the County Court OF
Bedford for instigating the burning OF the
depot of the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad at Pedlar station by two small
boys, was convicted and sentenced to three
years in the penitentiary. The case was
appealed to the Supreme Court.
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Heavy Failure.

RALEIGH, n. c., February o:-W.s. Bat
tie has made an assignment. His liabilities
are stated at S235, 600. He Is large stock
holder In the cotton-mills at Rocky Mount,
N. G. The suspension, however, does not
involve the Rocky Mount mills, they being
incorpOruted.
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Threw Her Child from Car window

MACON, GA, February 5.-An unknown
young woman threw her infant from car
window this morning between Macon and
Atlanta, near Frankvllle, while the train
was ut full speed. She got on at Macon,
bound for Atlanta. The child was picked
up by road-hands. 1t was badly bruised,
but il may live.
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BUFFALO LIIHIA WAFER.
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
FOR THE
EQUITY DIATHESIS,
BRIGHT's DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
STONE OF THE BLADDER, &C.
RHEUMATIC GOVT.
CASE OF DIR. J. A. HANDY, OF PATRICK COURT
HOUSE, VA, STATED BY HIMSELF.

HOUSE, VA, STATED BY HIMSELF.
"For four years IS,yas afflicted with RliEU-
MATIC GOVT TO an extent which incapacitatec
me entirely for the discharge of the duties OF my
profession, and was finally reduced 10 such con-
dtt.On as t. subject me for the most part TO con-
nnement To my bed. BY the advice OF one Of my
medical attendants, and emphaticallyas dernter
resort. l determined 10 make use of the BUf-
frank 10 say, withOn, faith IN its virtues, having
but little c0lfdei &c I'm mineral waters. The use,
however, Of a few cases of the water was attended
by beneficial results so remarkable that was soon
able 10 be our OF bed and upon my feet, and my
Improvement has continued until | Am now ac-
lively engaged In the practice OF my profession,
meeting, without any unusual Inconvenience, all
the exposure aud hardship incident 10 the life Of
a physician H. a mountain country. cannot In
candor do otherwise than ascribe my recovery
solely TO this water, the value or which regard
as beyond estimation"
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The stock market opened At decline or stkl
from Saturdays closing prices, the latter Nashville
and Chattanooga. Aflera slight Improvement IN
tie early trade the market became weak, and
prices suddenly fell of I 10 y. Northwest, 80.
paul, Union Pacific, oregon and fransconlincnt-
al and Western Union being he most conspicuous
in thcoiOwnward movement The tone OF the
market, after this, became strong. About IL
o'clock a recovery of II took place In Northwest
ami l.GI i'm the remainder OF the list, The Wander
blts and Louis Vile and Nashville being prominent
therein. shortly before midday reaction again
earned the list down 10 tie extent OF IN, the VAN
derbilts, Coal Shares and Western Union leading
The Decline From then till about O'Clock the
market was irregular, but with an upward tenden-
CIV. The tone then became strong, ana prices nd
yanced almost steadily TO the close. The result OF
fluctuations from noon was an advance OF ~ Ia
Northwest. 2A In Michigan Central, 2 In Lake
shore. Delaware. Lackawanna aud Western, ami
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy, IL ln TT. Panl,
H. In Reading, Wabash preferred, New jersey
Central, and eXas Pacific, and ktgl4 In tie re-
mainder Of the list. The market closed strong AZ
the highest prices OF the day and al an advance on
the days TRANSACTION Of s6r2li the Vanderbilts,
Grangers. and Coal stocks being the most proni-
nent therein. Union Pacific, however, Is ~ lower
than n Saturdays close. Trapsaciionsaggre8ated
100000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February 5.-Virginla 6is eOnsols,
81: past due coupons, 599; new lO-4oS 5sa
new IS, f9t. Bid To-Day.
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North Carolina Railroad Commits
atnnarG

RALEIGH. n. c., February 5.-The le-
gislatiye committee have agreed to report
fayorably bill creating three railroad COM
missioners for North Carolina.
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Newspapcr Consolidation.

ATLANTA, Ga, February 5.-MarceIIns
f. Thornton, editor and proprietor OF the
Atlanta Post.Appeai, has purchased the
Atlanta Herald. He will consolidate the
two papers and also publish an Evening
Her1m
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Court-HOuse Burned.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, February 5.AThe
courthouse and records OF Little River
county, at Richmond, were burned Friday
night. Loss, $4,000.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. February 5, 1883.
OFFERINGS.

WHEAT.-White, 4S0 bushels. Red, 1915 bush
els.
CoRN.-Whlte, 1876 bushels.
OATs.-l 1888 bushels.
BLACKEYE PEAs.-70 bushels.
CLovER-sEEp.-30 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WEAKENING, 4eO bushels very good II Sl.25
osl27. Red, AGO. bushels very good Lancas-
ter ON priyate terms: 800 bushels good Lancaster
al SI.22 70 s1.25; 3,O24 fair to prime Fnliz at
sl.15 o$i.25.
CoRN.-White, 400 bushels good TO prime at So
OATs.-250 bushels prImowinter at csc.
CLoyRR-SEED.-3Ob bushels ON private terms
CorrON.-Tone firm. Receipts, 1873 bales; ship
ments, 8 bales. Quotations: Middlng, sAtS exc.;
low midaling, 9s@94c.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. February o. Noon.-Stoeks iregular
and weak Money, 4 per cent. Exehange-Long,
asa. short 4SGk. state bonds neglected and
weak Governments generally lower.
Etentng .-hXcnange, 1879. 0oNerhhenls
unchanged: new SIS, 1881 new AIS, l3S new
a., 1884, Money, 304 per cent. states larry
active. treasury 0alances-Coin, sll5,o9l; cur
roncv kH0lO.
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sutcide Of an Editor.

AUGUSTA, GA. February. 6.-Alfred g.
Thomas, editor OF the Sea- Island Netrs, at
Beaufort, $. c., suicided to-day BY hang
ine.