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CuSs,xcuAx, Ha1rxx
Mas the SPRIN0-sTYLE BLOCK.
- 61l II stEsst northwest,
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District Government Affair.".

The Com missioners, In reply to note from a
gentleman In Georgetown inviting attention and
consideration OF the high price for gas in George
town, d. c., state ''that the only law on this sub
1ect is the act OF June g. 1874 and that does not
appear to give the Commissioners power to regu-
late the price Of gas"
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In THE COURT OF CLAIMS to-day the case of J.
O. Nixon against the United States WAS argued
and submitted. THIS b 4 claim for refund ef IN
collected
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BILLS FMED.-TO-day, John Shanahan filed q
creditors bill with prayer for Injunction against
Vim. Dayton and others. Antonio Pelletur to-day
filed bill in equity for an account against j. q.
Campbell, administrator OF G. A. Moore.
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bosNrss IN the Departments was pretty we'll
suspended after two O'Clock this afternoon, as
most OF the clerks were excused at that hour to
Wltness the unwilling OF the Henry statue.
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The Jurors OF the Special Criminal Court were
discharged this afternoon till Monday, and, as
Judge Hagner VIII then go on the General Term,
The warrants recently sworn out by License
Agent RAN against number OF druggists for en-
ploylng drug clerks who have in their employ un.
registered pharmacists whom they allow to COM
pound prescriptions have been sent out for
service.
The rooms in the east wing of the courthouse,
formerly occupied by the clerk and assistant
clerks of the court (who have removed to the new
portion OF the 6utlding1, have been finely lifted up
and Col McMchaei and his deputies have removed
thereto from the rooms OnnOSite
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A REVOcATIoM Postmaster General has
revoked the decision placing the Portable Electric
Light Company on the fraud list
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tHOMAS BOWLING, Areaoneer.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

AM HUNf ID DE. IruBCe6.
1p17-d6ds DAVID RIrTENHOUSE, Truste
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COMMISSIONS were issued to-day to the following
postmasters: John F. Hun, at High Peak, Va. !:
ohm F. Prettyman, at Pemberton, Va; Ezra r.
Men, at st. Glars Bottom. Va; Charles w. RAN
DALI at Cedar Grove, Va; Robert B. Quillin, at
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II AIDES, GDU CAN CONFIDENTLY CONSUL T.
~ Or i!;oiHEES 3G6 Is So. Particular atten-
to pad 70 AL Diseases peculiar to LADIES' married or
single Al. IRREGULARITIES ard Ovarian Troubles treated
Thirty FIVE years experience. mh3J I'm.
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oNou1ET RED MEM-In view OF the reported
restiessness among several OF the Indian tribes,
the War department. is making preparations to
SUPPRESS any outbreak that may occur Seven
nuhdIea Ieciuts are already on their way to var1-
oos regiments tn the department. OF the Columbia,
New Mexico. Arizona and the Indian Territory.
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Freight-IIandiers Strike for the
Union.
fly telegraph TO the Disp'

iitN telc2fapn tO the ilspa'Nn''
NEW ORLEANS. November 27.-The strike
OF railroad freight-handlers continues to
cause much trouble TO officials OF roads,
but they report that they are making fair
progress with their business. Most OF the
roads have brought laborers from other
points. These the regular hands capture
rs fast rs they arrive. giving them food for
4 day or two, and then enough money to
p.y their way home. Superintendent VIII
liams, OF hhe Northeastern railroad, says
that his company will not submit 10 dic.a-
ton concerning the employment OF labor
ers. They are willing to give employment
to citizens IN preference to strangers. hut
now the strikers demand that only union
men shall be employed. No question Of
wages Is involved. A Texas-Pacific Official
said to-day that the roads would continue
TO bring laborers from other points until
there would he more men than the strikers
could take care OF. Railroad-men do not
appear to think that the strike will last
long, but the strikers appear firm, and aie
confident OF ultimate success.
Mayor Behan has been notified by the
management Of the Louisville and Nashville
and Illinois Central roads that they expect
trouble, and they ask Tor aid. The police
have been instructed to render assistance
in case OF necessity.
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The Arbifrati.n I.eorue.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

TBy telegraph 70 The Dispatch.l
PHILADELPHIA. November GA meet
ing OF the Arbitration League was held
here to-day. pursuant TO the call OF the In
ternationai Arbitration League. Rev. Ma
thew simpson presided, opd B. II. Janney
vas secretary. A number OF men promi-
nent IN former conventions were present.
a letter from General Grant was read.
lie regretted his inability TO attend, but
said ne was In sympathy with the meeting,
OUT MS hope OF the speedy accomplishment
OF us object was diminished. II was only
oy keeping the subject alive, however, that
~ can be accomplished. A number Of re-
solutions were presented asking orr Gov
eminent to call convention OF all Govern
ments IN the Western Hemisphere to meet
in WASHINGTON.
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Fatality from Fighting FrighffuI
Flames.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I


CHICAGO, November 27.-A special to
the Daily Ne,cS from Milwaukee SAYS: A
fire early this morning almost completely
destroyed the town Of Albany, situated
near the eastern line OF Green county, in
this State. The flames were first discover
ed at O'Clock, and spread rapidly, sweep
ing away before them every business build
ing in the place. including the post-office
ana two newspaper offices. There were
no adequate facilities for fighting the fire,
which made rapid Roadway. Will. Roberts,
Charles Roberts. and Fred. Roberts were
severely burned, Edward Dodge was
crushed by falling timbcrs, and Thomas
Dorman, John Samuel, Thomas Gravener,
Charles Mathels, and Thomas Holloway
are probably fatally injured from the same
cause. The weather is at zero, and the
suffering among many Of the townspeople
Is great
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A Democratic Sheriff Cams Contest.

BY telegraph 10 the DispatchJ
CINCINNATI, November 27.-The District
Court gave an unanimous decision this
morning in favor OF Hawkins Oemocrat,
in the contest for the Office OF sheriff
brought by Beresford Republican candl-
date). The ground Of the contest was the
tickets known as " Except" tickets, which
were not counted by the judges for Beres-
ford. These were Democratic tickets
printed with the name OF Beresiord sub
stituted for that OF Hawkins, and dstin-
euished from the regular Democratic
ticket by wards under the title Except
for Sheriff." The Court held that all
such tickets were illegal. being in their ma
ture opposed to the intention OF the statute
on the subject, which is to prevent decep-
ton OF voters.
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Looking to the Improvement OF the
Mississippi River.
[By telegraph 10 the Dispatch. !


ST. LOUIS, November 27.-The Missis-
sippi River Improvement Committee has
adopted a call for a convention for the i'm
provement of the Mississippi river and its
nayigable tributaries to be held in Wash
ington, ID. c., on February 9Th next. The
call is addressed to the people OF the Mis-
sissippi Valley and to communities in
hearty sympathy with the objects to be
attained. They also cordially invite COM
mercial bodies interested in the question OF
cheap transportation TO send delegates 10
the convention. Basis OF representation
will be ten delegates at large from each
State and five from each Territory. to be
appointed by the respective Governors;
from commercial bodies, five delegates for
each hundred members; and from each
corporate city where no exchange exists,
three delegates, to be appointed by the
MAYOR.
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The New Hampshire Tragedy.

10y NItRraph 70 Ihc IJ1spatch.I
Tacoma, N. H., November 27.-The fu.
neral OF Ruddy and his child, the victims
OF Sundays murder, was held in the Cath
Ollie church this morning. and was largely
attended. Mrs. Ford's funeral occurred
this afternoon at the courthouse. The
body was viewed by n great number OF
persons, and was inferred in Union GENE
terry. Slamon's bearing will probably take
place at the Jail, and will be private. He
still thinks the house and dead bodies were
destroyed by fire. Mrs. Ruddyi is in dan
gcrous condition, and it is feared she will
not recover.
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FOx's Book OF "MAETYRs contains the
history and pictures Of hundreds OF people
who were stoned, burned, beaten, pulled
10 pieces. aud otherwise tortured on ac'
count OF their conscientious convictions as
10 belief and duty. They suffered incredi-
BILE torment and have come down to the
present age a. martyrs. II Is not now Gus
tomary TO torture people thus, but they are
made martyrs by rheumatism until they
suffer almost as much rs did the herQes OF
the martyr ages. There was NO relief for
the old-time martyrs. but there Is happy re-
lief for those who suffer from rheumatism.
Cashier Charles r. Morrill,, Of Manchester,
". H.. suffered terribly from frequent
attacks Of this painful disease, but he has
been cured. He writes: IL was martyr
10 rheumatism, and. although tried many
other remedies, / found nothing that re-
lieved me like Perry Davis's Pafn-Killer"
Other rheumatic martyrs may wisely take
the hint.
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FANCv GUOss~.
s T Ev VEN s.
So9E 90 ssssH y ecc
y zoo Sh ILL 90 ssssIIS NM Nh oc IS
$ !! !! IT VI
Is. Is a ! Err
ssss "A ILL fEE
BEGINS
MONDAY MORNING.
THE ENTIRE STOCK TO BE DISPOSED OF
By JANUARY.
FIXTURES, &C, FOR SALE.
The stock never showed so great variety OF
sEAsONABLE GOODS
BEGINS
MONDAY MORNING.

The stock never showed so great a variety OF
sEAsONABLE GOODS
as IS offered for December trade, But OF many
FINE GOODS
We have no duplicates. aud they will not be re-
placed. nor can they be bough, elsewhere In town
for the price we shall put on them.
FIRST CUSTOMERS WILL GET THE BEST
SELECTION; she iast-what there Is LETT. Many
of our friends viii remember the crush Of last
year. when for six hours we were obliged to Close
the doors, so great was the crowd. So come early
for first selections aud proper attention.
We shall no. find it necessary 10 4" Great Reduc
tOu,r 4" Less Than Cost stock at thls season.
as, with very few exceptions. Ills so well selected
and assorted that our usual EXTREMELY Low
PRICES will readily sell f. IL yOu VIII come early
enough so that we can walt on YOU.
On FINE GOODS any offer will he considered
and any In reason will he taken as II must all 90
by January.
BUT REMEMBER THE BEST BARGAINS GO
FIRST, and the place 10 get them Is nc
no 27-24t STEVENS. 900 Broad street.
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FANCY GOODS.
S Ev EN- 81
SoE g Sssss iiiiSSssEs O.
{ ocS 81 ILL 9 90 ossssHss s IN ae 90
$ {. { 81 !! Vt VI
ss IS, 4, + IT,
ssss "a ILL kEK
BEGINS
MONDAY MORNING.
THE ENTIRE STOCK TO BE DISPOSED or
by JANUARY.
SHOWCASES, FIXTURES, &C. FOR SALE

The stock never showed so great variety OF
SEAsONABLE GOODS
as is offered for December trade. But of many
FINE GOODS
we have no duplicates. and they viii not be re-
placed, nor can they be bought elsewhere in town
for the price we shall put on them,
FIRST CUSTOMERS WILL GET THE BEsT
Sci ECTION; the last-what there Is left. Many
Of our friends will remember the crush of lat
year. when for six hours we were Obliged TO close
the doors, so great WAS the crowd. 80 come early
for FIRST selections and proper attention.
We shall not find II necessary 10 "Creat Reduce
tion, - Less Than Cost" our stock at tins
Us. with very tew exceptions. It's well selected
and assorted that our usual EXTREMELY Low
PRICES viii readily sell 10 NJ you will come carly
enough so that we can wait on you.
ON FINE GOODS any offer will be considered
and any In reason will he taken, rs IL must all go
by January.
But REMEMBER THE BEST BARGAINS 60
FIRST. aud the place 10 get them Is IT
no 27-24t STEVENS, sos Broad street.
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Loss of sseam.TGg and All on Board
Confirmed.
Fly telegraph 70 the Dispatch.I

Fly telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I
CHICAGO, November 27.-The agents for
the steamer Manistee have received re-
port from the captain OF the steam-tug
which went over the course the Mantstee
should have taken, and also report from
the captain OF the steamer Lackley, both
OF which confirm the report OF the finding
OF pieces Of the wreck OF the steamer, ana
make certain the fact OF her loss with all
on hoard
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BY Telegraph.
yrw WORK.

NEW YORK, November 81. 1883.
Business has been very duh on the stock market
throughout The day. and the transactions were on
a smaller scale than for long time past. During
greater part of the morning speculation was
steady 10 firm and fluctuations Insignificant. just
previous 10 noon, however, Denver declined IL.
During the afternoon weakness prevailed, and
prices sagged of gradually until the market show
ed Il decline OF aHA IN the general lst-North-
west, Louisville and Nashville IT. Paul. and Cana
,lian Pacific leading. Manitoba droppcd2. In the
last half hour OF business the market recovered y
hDH from the lowest point closing steady ut the
improvement. sales, 1924 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. November 27.-Virginla 6's, Sec
Ond series. So; new l0-40's. 30: new IS, 5ot.
North Carolina 6is old, lOSli. Bid.
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Parliamentary Reform I'm Ireland.
The Pope and the Irish PreIatcs.

LONDON, November 27.-The Times
states authoritatively that Mr.. Errington,
the English representative at the Vatican, Is
not empowed to negotiate in behalf OF
the Irish prelates. Many OF the American
mshops now IN Rome are said to be
strongly opposed to the object which
Errington Is alleged TO have in view
namely, TO obtain from the Pope further
OF the Irish political move
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Conditional Startling Developments
from an AbscOndcr.
I 10y telegraph % The Dispatch.

BosToN, November 27.-It is stated that
Abner j. Benyon. former president of
the Pacific Bank, who decamprd after its
collapse, is living in Canada Just over the
border, and is amply supplied with funds
by parties in Boston. The journal says
should this source OF income be cut off 1t
is stated that Benyon would Immediately
return to this city, as he has several times
threatened TO do, and that he would then
make startling developments.
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Coai.Miners' strike.


PITTSBURGH. November 2T.-Four hum
dred miners on She Gamble and Richers
mines. Third pool, struck last evening
against the reduction Of a quarter OF cent
per bushel In the mining rate. The men
also object TO free coal they are expected TO
dig which passes through an inch and a
half screen.
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Powder-MilI Explosion.

TBy telegraph % The Dlspatch.J
Troy, n. Y, November 27.-Tbe mill Of
the Schaghticoke Powder Company. near
Valley Falls. was demolished this after
noon by the explosion Of four barrels Of
powder. The structure caught fire. No
one was injured, the employees having left
the building few minutes before. The
windows OF other buildings were shattered.
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BY telegraph 10 The DIspatch'I
DUBUQUE, Iowa, November GA hunt
ing party composed Of Frederick Jenkel
and his two sons, jewellers, and man
named Richarty, connected with the Daily
Democrat, went out in a boat 20 an island
in the Mississippi river several miles south
OF this place on Sunday morning. As they
were returning gale arose. the boat was
swamped. and they were all drowned.
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NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD.
WHAT THE WIRES BRING US.
De,pcrate Array In southampton.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
PoETsMouTn, Va, November 27.--A des-
peratc and fatal ati'ray between pctllers oc-
CURED at Boykin's Depot, Southampton
county. to-day, In which James Doran, a
picture-pedler, was shot through the breast
by II. Kcnness. The latter was arrested
and committed 20 Jail.
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.
ONE OF THE BEST PHYSICIANS
TESTIFIES.

Ihaye been using Swifl's Specific in my practice
for quite long time, aud regard II the best COM
binatlon as a blood-puriher and tonic. 1t Is en-
tlrely vegetable, being composed OF the extracts
OF roots which grow in this section Of Georgia.
am familiar with It's history from the time the
formula was obtained from the Indians. 1t Is
certain and safe remedy for all kinds Of blood-
poison and skin-humor, and there has never been
a failure TO cure. have cured blood-taint In
THE THIRD GENERATION
with IL after had most signally failed blythe most
approved methods Of treatment with mercury
and iodide of potassium
FRED. A. TooMER, M. d.,
Perry, Houston county, Ga.
Our treatise on Blood and Skin-Diseases mailed
free to applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
nooo-1w Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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Found Dead I'm Jnil-Heavy Loss by
Fire.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch

DIV tCICFfIpU 10 IIle DlsTI1ttD.I
NASHVILLE, Tenn, November PA
negro boy named Pete Jones was found
dead in Jail at Springfield. Tenn, this
morning. 1t is supposed that he was KILL
ed by white man named Ernest Worth
ington, the only other occupant Of the JAIL
A fire to-day at Waverley, Tenn, de-
stroycd every business house on the public
square. and Cowan's building, on Main
street. Loss, $4,000.
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Georgia Suicide.

TBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I
MACON, GA, November 27.-Mrs. Lou
Kivln, Of Columbus. committed suicide
this morning at Fort Valley by inilicting
wounds in her arms with n pair OF scis-
sors. Cause: Depression, result Of bad
hes1tb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-28
Two Boys Killed by a Train.
[By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I

EAsToN, November 27.-Edgar Grover
and Robert Leh. aged respectively eight
and ten years, while on their way to school
this morning were struck by train on the
Lehigh and Susquehanna railroad at Cata-
sauqua, and instantly killed.
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Norfolk and Western Railroad
Monthly Earnings.
[ BY telegraph TO the Dispatch.

10y
PHILADELPHIA, November q The gross
earnings OF the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road Company for October were 1881 ,8oi !;
expenses. s139, 1903; and net earnings, Sl9l,-
95i, being an increase as compared with
the corresponding month OF last year OF
S39, 321; net earnings for ten months OF
this year were 81, 0SS, 491, or S2l0,S71 10 ex-
cess Of the corresponding period OF last
year.
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A sw,udyer Comes 10 Grief.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.


New YORK, November 27.-Henry j..
Davies, a southern lawyer, who was con-
yicted OF swindling a real-estate merchant
out OF various sums OF money by pretend
ing to be son OF the late ex-Judge Davies,
OF the Court Of Appeals, was sentenced To-
day TO the State prison for six years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-28

Mipister In Paris stating that the official
Journal Of tomorrow viii publish A de-
c.ee cancclling prohibition on the impor-
cation Of American pork into France. The
decree was signed to-day.
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New spanish Minister TO America.

LONDON. November 27.-The Madrid
correspondent OF the Times asserts that
Senior Juan Valera, the Spanish Minister
to Washington, Is especially charged to
look after the interests OF Cuba. aud facili.
tate the making OF treaty Of commerce
with America which shall satisfy the Gu
bans
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serious Cuttlng scrapc in Norfolk
County.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. Va, November PA serious
cutting ARRAY occurred in Norfolk county
last night between Scott Frost and William
Hall. white men OF this city. Hall was
badly cut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-28

Chancellor Runyon, Of New Jersey, has
refused q writ .oi error In the ease OF
Robert Martin, sentenced 10 be hanged
January 8, 1884, for the murder Of bis wife
and baby In June, 1851.
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Tho ColOr.Lins Rrawn by Students o.
Pharmacy.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

wAsHNGroN, ID. c., November 27:-Ihe
dissatisfaction OF the students OF the Ma
tional College Of Pharmacy occasioned by
the admission OF Oscar NJ. Atwood,
colored man, rs student, resulted last
evening In all but eight OF forty-six stu
dents leaving school, headed by Mr. Blge-
low, president Of the College Association.
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PERSONAL.

WE, w. J. WHITEHURST AND
w CHARLES ID. LARUs. having duailned as
aJmIuisirators on the estate OF hEkbEhI CLlN-
TON LARIJs deceased. do hereby request all par
lies indebted 10 the said ii. C.. LARUs. deceased,
10 come forward and settle; and al parties having
ner,y nroyen. 10 w. j. WIIITEHtiRsT, at White
Syrsi owens ofhce, Twelfth street betwee Ca
nal aud Byrd. w, WI II ~ FL BEL pTd'
no X7-4t tuAhhr.o ~. Laeoo.
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EIouF.

Flour We quote: Zine. f3@s3.50; superGne
tS.2jas3.75; extra, s4.75@f4. 90; family, So a
1925: Patent family. S6ms6.25.
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Pork and Prohibition.
Inv telegraph u the Dfspatch.

WASHINGTON, ID. c, November 2l,-sec-
re,ary-oi-State Frelinghuysen to-day re-
ceived telegram from the United states
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BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
fno2sI
FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, November 81, 1883.
sALEs-FrRsT BoARD.-l2 shares Virginia
Home Insurance Company at 21K; 10 shares At
lantr and Charlotte Railroad stock at 69l., 10 do.
at SO, 10 do. Mt so, 10 do. al 60. 10 DO. at 6sS;
5000 Virginia new SIS at 53N; 200 Richmond
City SIS at 1871.
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PORT OF NETWORKS NEWS. Nov. 81, 1883.
lBy Telegraph

lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Luray, schermerhorn, Norfolk ,ni 6 nss
el a,,r Cor, many iand sailed on retnrnl.
sts~3er kceomac, Deik. merchandise and pas
,enSers' smthdeld, Chesapeake and Ohio Rallwa,
Company land sailed on re'u Wnc.r,,c. Norfo,.
,.,s.,' az 40 nd passengers, Chesapeake and ono
Railway Company lapd ssiled on return; ,
, s'esne' "a nassengers. Chesapeake and Ohio
p .S..'s :, fnmnsny land sailed on returnl.
s,a.rsb,n Arab, owens, Liverpool Ella Bermu-
da. merchandise and passengers. Union steam
ship Line. s.uvn
Steamship blackstone - West fo'n'' "ef'
e1 stesmsb,p Mounts Bay tBr,l, Williams, Liver
p'siS g n Waper Witch, Rio JaneIro from Richmond.