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citizens, did all that was possible 10 save
the building and TO rescue its inmates.
INJURY BY FALLS AND THE COLD.
II was reported that several lives were
lost, but a comparison OF the register and
the list Of employees on the payroll with
the last Of those saved shows that all were
rescued, although many are seriously in
jured by the fire, by falls, and by the cold.
OTHER BUILDINGS DESTROYED.
In addition TO the hotel. the following
buildings Were burned: The National
Bank Of Necnah, the post-oflice, Kembery
g. Elwer's drugstore, Larbing's notion
store, Paiue's restaurant, Seaye's drug
store. o. Shier's market, Bellsteen's hide.
house. Clausen & Grams, dry goods, and
others. The total loss is about $3.50, 600 |;
insured for about $4,000.
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Share speculation opened firm, and prices q
fraction higher IN n at saturdays close Duuhg
tine early dealings Tire market showed mofeactiyty
than ON saturday, and u further advance 81 s@1
was recorded. lea by Wcsteru UnlOn ana Denver
and l,io Grandc. The market after This became
les active and heavy, ana shortly before MD
day pri~cs icl OF igi /, Memphis and Charleston
and Delaware. Lackawanna and western beng
fbe most conspicuous IN the downward turn; bnt
M noon rally Of Lax took place, Delaware,
Lacsawauna aud Western leading therein. from
then % the close speculation was very taEe- ana
The market was Irregular but without ~ 'iufe:
fluctuations being only fractional. Ia the nn.Ii
dealing, Memphis and Charleston dropped . 10
As. Omaha z, 10 81, aud Delaware, Luckawanmt
and Western ,, q I2j3t, while Western Union adj
yanccd p TO s5, Nashi lie aul Chattanooga = 10
CO., aud Mobile and Chic 4 10 ls& The market
closed dun and irregular, but with closing prices
IdIl above those Of Siturday--the latter western
Union and Illinois Ccntrl-while RlchmOnd ana
| Banyillc l. higher. Memphis aud Charleston;
however. {. a., lower. Transactions aggregated
2JQ,00U shares. ,,,,,.
BALTIMORE, January lj.-Nirginia Cs, consoli'
dated sos: ptst-duc coupons, 53's: new iO-AUs,
go: NORTH Carolina Is, LOG; Virginia new 3's'
-. Bid to-day.
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s.3O,OOO Residence Burncd.

NEW YORK. January lj.-The elegant
private residence OF Samuel &. Lewis, at
Tarrytown, was burned last night. Loss
on the building and contents, Sl3O,0O0.
The inmates barely escaped in their night
clothes.
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HORSES, MULES. cows. &c.
MULES AND HORSES.

MULES AND HORSES Fl
Any person not finding stock 10 suit them ~ IA :
ealc-stahles in Richmond, can write me, care 20
EAST FIFTH STREET, CINCINNATI, o., ana
describe as near as posi- ole what they want, stat
ing Cor what purpose they wish 10 use the animal
and will FIJI the bill satisfactorily or no sale
Filling orders from Wholesale customers spe-
cialty.
NV salesman, MIR. JOHN VI. PACE, keeps always
a good supply on hand Of both MULES AND
HORSES Tor the wholesale and retail trade.
satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
dc 7-ou GEORGE 10. BENNETT.
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.ys,VoV- Diack, I!Ier q Co.'S
.iv.0Op; Insurance, $4,000.
siIl Another Hotel.

gHE RUSSELL HOUSE AT NEENAn,
LIVES LOST, But SEVERAL PER-
RED.
to the New York Herald from
L., says: This city was thrown
pie state Of excitement this (Sun-
Fng by fire which destroyed the
House and several other large
The fire broke out at few
before 4 O'clock in the rear OF
clothing house, and spread with
fapidity. The Russell House was
Biames, and a scene OF the utmost
and excitement ensued. Efforts
afde TO rescue the guests and en-
the house at once. Many Of the
seemed dazed and crazed with ter
rushed In all directions except
ch led to safety.
RUSHING INTO THE STREETS.
tryantgirls and many OF the guests
into the snow clad only In their
|othes. The weather was bitterly
Y mercury standing at l5o below
pa some OF the sufferers were badly
The Fire Department, aided by
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a Jcsu,t Cburch Closed.

LEMBERG, January 15.-The police have
closed the Jesuit church here. 1t is re-
ported that the rector has received anony-
nous information that a Socialist demon
stration was intended in the church yester-
day. Another version is that an attempt
with bombs was contemplated.
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An Tmmeu.e Icc.Bridro AZ Niagara.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, January d.
The largest and most perfect ice-bridge
that ever bridged the chasm below the falls
formed last night. II Ia over a mile in
length, and will probably remain during
the rest OF the winter
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An Explosion in n COIlicry.

SHENANDOAH, PA. January ,b.-An ex-
plosion occurred this morning at the
William Penn eolliery, near here, in which
two miners. named respectively Jeiiery
Williams and Henry Stephany, were fear
fully burned. Williams also mad his leg
and arm broken.
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Mrs. A. W. mowIAxD, of Providence, H. l.,
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a North Carolina Representative Sc.
riousiy Ill.

WASHINGTON, January 15.-Eepresenta-
tive John W. Shackelford,..o f the Third dis
trict Of North Carolina. is lying seriously
i'll, and fatal results are feared.
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Coumiffed 10 Jail.

JERSEY CRY, N. j., January l5.-Presi-
dent Boice, OF the City Bank, has been
committed to Jail in default OF $4,000 bail,
and his son-in-law and Cashier Shaw been
sent, also, In default OF $4,000 bail.
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THE RICHMOND GOLD CASES.
BRIEF ITEMS.

Government receipts to-day: Internal
revenue, S1,21j.1jl; customs, $I,047Gj5.
Representative Ilerndon, Of Alabama,
continues i'll at the Metropolitan Hotel with
consumption.
Mr.. Page, OF California, to-day offered 4
bill for the voluntary retirement Of officers
OF the army after thirty years service.
Representative Shackellord. OF North
Carolina. is quite sick.
Commissioner Raum, who was n caudi-
date for Senator in Illinois, has returned TO
the city.
District Commissioner West is confined,
by reason of fracture OF rib, occasioned
BY Il fail on the ice.
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Flour.

Flour-We quote: Fine, s3Gs3.25: super
ane, -. 5O@S3.75; extra, ff.G5@si. IS: COM
mon flmilv. S5@S5.25: Patent family. -. 5Om
sG.75. We continue former quotations, but the
market /, very dali.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NFw YORK. January 15-AooB.-stocks duh.
Money 4 percent. txcDange-LOng.4 sl4; short
4S5. state bonds duh ahd unchanged. Govern
ments quiet aad steady.
EttTtg4g- Exchange, ASH. Governments
weak: new s., lo24; new As, l3a; new a.
IloH. MONEY. AGO per cent; closed at J@O.
States active and higher. Treasury baances-COin-
Slll,9f9; currency. s5,46O
stocks irregular but higher. 90.
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unr,Iunre WORKS burned.

ST. LOUIS, January lj.-About l O'Clock
this morning the Duggan Parker Hardware
Manufacturing COmpany's works were
burned. Loss, $4,000; insurance, about
Sg5,O0O,
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rRENcn SPITE AGAINST Tie ENGLISH

PARIS. January 1j.--The Rdppel, refer
ring to the Prince Of Wales unwilling the
statue OF the Prince Imperial on Saturday
at Woolwich, stigmatizes the English MT
ton as herd OF cattle and the English as
an army Of woman. Other newspapers
make spiteful comments on the affair.
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Steamer Cat Through and Sank by

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, VA, January 1j.-The
steamtug Edith, owned in Richmond, was
cut through by ice here to-day and sunk.
No lives lost. She will be raised rs soon Us
the ice is Off the river.
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TIE suBsIpING WArERs.

THE sUBsIDING WATERS.
PEsTH, January 15.-Thc Danube has
subsidized everywhere above Mobacs, on the
west arm OF that river. but the fugitiyes
cannot return TO their homes, a. their
houses are destroyed or filled with ice.
The situation at Raab IL unchanged. An
epidemic il imminent, owing to the over
crowding of dwellings aud privation.
FRENCH SPITE AGAINST The ENGLISH.
PARIS. January 1j.--The Rdppel, refer
ring TO the Prince Of Wales unwilling the
statue OF the Prince Imperial on Saturday
at Woolwich, stigmatizes the English MT
ton rs herd OF cattle and the English as
an army Of woman. Other newspapers
make spiteful comments on the affair.
POLICE TROUBLES IN CAIRO.
CAIRO, January lj.-Baker Pacha reports
that the police organization OF Alexandria
is utterly bad, and suggests the introduce
| ton OF a small body OF highly-trained con-
stables, chiefly from England, and the re-
mainder to be natives.
AN EXECUTION AT GALWAY.
GALWAY. January fitzpatrick Higgins,
one OF the murderers Of the Huddys, was
| hanged within the Jail at O'Clock this
morning. The weather was wild. Du-
ring the night there was a storm, accOmpa-
nied by lightning and thunder. There
were few persons outside the jail'at the
time Of the execution. The reporters for
the newspapers were admitted at 1:i5
o'clock A. NJ. Higgins slept all night.
GERMAN OPINION OF SOUTH AMERICAN
AFFAIRS.
sBERIIN, January 1j.-Rev. Mr.. Meren-
/ sky. the German missionary, who has been
| twenty-five years in South Africa, declares
/ that South American cOniederacy under
the British flag is the only safeguard
against anarchy. He advises Germans to
emigrate thither.
ESCAPE OF SIBERIAN PRISONERS.
LONDON, January 1j.-A st. Petersburg
dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph Com
pany SAYS: A number Of political pris-
oners at Tomsk, West Siberia. attempted
/ to escape recently by means OF subter-
ranean tunnel they had constructed. Seye-
raj prisoners on their way to Odessa from
BeSsaraba escaped while their guards were
asleep.
RAILWAY STRIFE IN ENGLAND.
LONDON. JANUARY 15.-An extensive
strike Of the employees OF the CaIedonian
/
forty engines in the Hamilton depot can be
used. Five hundred men paraded in Ham,
ilton to-day prior TO quitting the town foT
Glasgow.
RAILWAY COLLISION.
LONDON, January ia goods train col
| lided with passenger tram near the Slip
ney railway junction, London, to-day.
Thirty persons were injured, the majority
Of them slightly.
A PARTISAN VIEW OF EGYPTIAN MATTERS.
PARIS, January 1.-THE journal DeS
De5dtS says: England has practically taken
possession OF Egypt. We may regret this,
but we have no right to protest against eX'
clnsion from an arrangement since iusti'
fed by our own abstaining from interyen'
ton.
EDITOR O'BREN's CASE.
DUBLIN, January 15.-Tbe Queens
Bench Division has refused the application
OF Mr.. O'Brien. editor Of the United Ire
land. for n,dndqmuS to compel the magis
trate to receive evidence to show that TIT
seditious libel with which Mr.. O'Brien i
charged is true. The judges held that /
would be monstrous thing for the cour
Al. e., .,,f n
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Deafl, of an Editor.

PHILADELPHIA, January lj.-Joseph
SaiIer, for many years financial editor OF
the Phiadeldma Public Ledger, died this
morning.
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a characterization Ousand-D Dollar
Fire In Chicago.

CHICAGO, January 1.-The works OF the
Chicago Smelling and Refining Company,
corner Fortieth and Clark streets, were
totally destroyed by fire at I O'Clock this
morning. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $780,
OO0
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, January 1J.-Beef-cattle market
opened fair in some pens. but closed dull: no
change I'm prices quality considered. very best,
5Hd6 3-l0c. FIRST quality. 4isM5'sc.: medium,
3IMibc.; ordinary. 24@w.c.: most OF the sal,7'
were from f@o4c.: receipts, 500 head; sales,
90 head. Swinc-full supply and moderate de-
mand: receipts, 1882 head; quotations, s@9c.
The receipts of sheep were 1921 head; quota
lions, ifL53,c.
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MACsIINISTS.

JOSEPH II. HULCMER, JOSEPH G Ross,
Late Of Tredegar Works. Late OF {. ana ". sAoPk
HULCHER & ROSS, PRACTICAL
IL MACHINIsTS. 1908 and 1910 east cary
sireet near Fifteenth street, Richmond, Va. Ma
chaery Of all kinds repaired and put up carefully,
Relng practical machinists. and doing our own
work with The latest improved machinery and
fools we feel assured that we give entire sails
ia 2-eod3mk
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FISEHERMEN'S DEPOT.

SEINE-THREAD OF ALLa~IrffsYTcs
- numbers and qualities Of this Ssv-S-->S->
sea. on's importation. -
SEINE-LIN ES-all sizes;
ROPES, NAWkIN6S. CARPET-WAlsPS;
CORkS, CORKWOOD, &C. -
Manufacturers Of GILL-NETTlNG and HAUL
SEINE NETTING OF all SORTS.
Lowest prices guaranteed ~
l.. LICHTENSTEIN & SONS.
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets,
Richmond, Va.
Sole importers Of the Ion brand Sene-Ihread,
warranted fun standard, and importers Of other
brands. ja1
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

sALEs-FiRsr BoAnD.-s400 Richmond city o's
Mt l04; 10 shares Union Bank at "a, 40 do at "a ;
10 shares Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta at
2sT, As do. at 2sN; 1000 Petersburg Railroad
bonds, Glass b. at 724; $1,000 Richmond and
Dauvillc gold 6s at 93x.
SECOND BoARD.-20 shares Atlanta and Char
lotte Railroad at 571i, 20 do. at 5S.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY Is, 1853.


PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY Is, 1853.
Arrived.
steamer Roanoke, Couch, New York. merchan-
dIse and passengers. q. ". Allen 4 Co., agents.
steamer Ashland. Carr. Philadelphia, inerchan-
disc. j. W. McCarrck, agent
Schooner Gay Thomas, SHOE Alexandria, light.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Guyandotte. Kelly, New York. merchan-
disc and passengers. O.. ". Allen Go.
Steamer Pioneer. -. Philadelphia, mercnah-
disc, j. w McCarrick, agent.
- SAILED YESTERDAY.
81 sner Brigadier, Scott, Boston. iron and
lumber. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company,
vessel, CuTric q 60.
schooner NJ. II. >tockham, Reed, New York,
coal, Chesaueake and Ohio Railway Company
vessel. Curtis < Parker.
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Y for 1883, diving an account Of what the woi-
ther 4 Ia bc for each month I'm the year, I0c.. posi-
age paid. to any address: Poriii by The Duchess
4Oc.: Mgnihld, by Bj0rsin, 81 The shihspeisAh
Nytb. BY Appleton Morgan, \. Ne, LL. H., w.
Mr, lsaacs. ly Crawford, 81; Colonies iaughtsr,
by Captain {. King, 4. y \" sl3o; Littic Sisters,
the new volume OF NO-Namc series. ~ Motley =
Pemin iscences. Two volume, 80 Dukesborough
Tale, collection OF southern sketches, With IL
mstratiOns, zoe. - ..-..... ,.e
"a IA WEST, JohNeIoN ~ W.
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TSIDNEY-WORT.
KID v + Wv q II T,
TIE GREAT CURE
.E.II.F-U-M-A-T-I-S-M.-

f, asst IS for all the painful diseases Of the
Il KIDNEYS. LIVER. AND BOWELS.
I II cleanses the system Of the acrid poison
that causes the dreadful suffering which only
the victims Of rheumatism can realize.
4 THOUSANDS OF CASES
Of the worst forms Of his terrible disease
have been quickly relieved. and in short time
i PERFECTLY CURED.
IPrice, 81. Liquid or Dry. sold by Druggists.
/ Dry can Ice sent bv mail.
/ WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO.,
! Burlington, VT.
KiDN Wv o r t.
: Zoe 1O-Tu,Th(w)& SatAp3l =
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JA.'Y l5,lss3.
[By Telegraph

steamer Luray, Schemerhorn. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers, chesapeake ana ONO
Railway Company land sailed o. RETURN.
steamer Acc0mac. Delk. merchandise ana pas
scngers. Smithicld. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company land sailed on reiurnl.
steamer Northampton, McCarrick, Norfolk,
,nerchandise and Messengers. hc,a pcake and Ohio
Railway Company tsnd sailed on returnl.
steamship YessO. Littichall, Galveston. Tor LiE-
erpOOl, put In for coal.
Steamship Remembrance, Earle, Galveston, Tor
Sebastopol. PM in tor coal.
Bark Annie Burrell. Ianes, Beliast, hght' 10
load lumber for Liverpool.
Schooner Emma AIRY. Hall, ---, seching, ana
sailed for Baltimore Hight.
schooner Helen Hasbronck, BENNETT, ihiiadei-
Dila, 20 load coal for New York.
SAILED.
steamship Ardancorrlck, Canier Liyerpooi'
from Galveston. having take frel cop.
Steamship NEWMAN, Johnston, u. hazire,
from LIVERPOOL, having taken iutl coai
steamship RshbOurnc, Lambert. scbastopOi,
from Now Orleans. having taken fuel coal.
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JrMPING IRON A WINDOW.

wen Murphy, employed in the kitchen,
sleeping i'm a room in the third story,
ncdlately above the engine-houSe. lie
! almost suiiOcated by the smoke. IiC
lped out Of the window TO the roof OF
seiorchouse and then lowered himself
&yope used for hosting meat to the
Ihe end OF the rope was on fire,
Qrphy burned his hands severely.
Il rcs<hing the alley he wandered about
IN nee( y his Undertaking, bare feet,
|, ! pIlSl ildered state, and was almost
= Len he was brought into the
q r., office aud given Il chair by
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WuEAT-Red. $40 bushels mixed at sl.l0 10
l.I6; ii bushels common kUtz At 0Jc.
CORN.--White, 400 bushels very good az OOc. ;
800 bushels very good ON private terms
NEAL.-iO bushels on private terms.
CoTToN.-TOne duh Receipts, / bales. Quota
lions: 1IiddlIng Oh TO 94c.; loS middling' - 70
o1.r.
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Foreign News.
DEATH OF BARON woLsoGES.

BERLIN, January 15.-The death Is an
nounced Of Baron Wolsogen, the German
writer, born at Frankfort-on-the-Main in
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NEW YOKk COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YoEK, January 10. -Cotion--Net receipts.
llSo bales: gross receipts, 1879 tales. Futures
closed dull sales, 4G,0OO bales: January, 1901
6tsI0.O2 February, Sl0.O6: March, 80 l9erl
June. slO.G1: July, 'SlO.7f@sl0.75; August,
az. S5G1s n, SO.
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COMM ERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, January 10, 1898.
OFFERINGS.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAr.-Red, 702 bushels.
CORN.-Nhite, 1852 bushels.
MrAL.-iO bushels.
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ANOTHER HOTEL FIRE.

...,sn,.' Quarter Of the Planters ho-
'", :, tou,s. Burned-Panie Among the
y" and Guests-Thrce Dead Bodies
ro,,ad.
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DLAIR,s CIILoRAL THYMoL PRO

DLAIR'S CHLORAL TIIYMOL PRO
PHYLACTIC AND DISINFECTANT has been
used I'm tlhs city successfully to prevent the
spread Of dlphtheria and scarct-fcYer, and also
TO mitigate the severity Of those diseases. lis
mode Of use Is simple, and the odor agreeable.
For sale by druggists. Price, 80 cents bottle.
Prepared only by J.BLAlR, Druggist
dc oS corner Broad and Ninth Streets
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ESCAPE OF SIBERIAN PRISONERS.

LONDON, January 1j.-A st. Petersburg
dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph Com
pany says: a number Of political plis-
oners at Tomsk, West Siberia. attempted
to escape recently by means OF subter-
ranean tunnel they had constructed. Seye-
raj prisoners on their way to Odessa from
Bessarabia escaped while their guards were
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Associated Press.I

january l5.-The guests have
fltz4e9 70 the Planters House, and, so
kneEn, none Of them Were hurt, nor
HIT personal effects lost or injured.
pee on the hotel amounts to
Snd on the furniture and supplies
90 Black, Tyler d Co.'s loss is
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BOOKS. srATiONEGY. &e.
A RMS AND THE MAN
A METRICAL ADDRESS
THE CHARGE AT BALAKLAyA

rccitcd on the one-hundrclth anniversary tOcto-
her 10, Issl.l OF the surrender Of Lord Cornwall
lis ut Yorktown. Also
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MR.. C.. G. WALTON having purchased
WI an equal interest in the DRUG BUSINESS Of
JOHN VI. WALTON, The business viii In future
be cOnducted under the firm-namc of
WALTON BROTHERS,
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Having purchased the interest Of ". ". Erlng-
ton In the above firm. viii continue the WHOL T.
SALE NOTION AND FANCI-GOODs BUSl-
NESS at the old stand. No. Ii south Fourteenti
street. under the hrm-namc Of GEOKGE D.
IHANTON & co. . - 1907
IA q. t,EftitfrE ID. TIN AION.
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ARAIIWAY COLLISION.
EDITOR o'BRIEN's CASE.

DUBLIN, January 1j.-The Queens
Bench Division has refused the application
OF Mr.. O'Bren. editor Of the United ire
land. for a mdndlmuS to compel the magis-
trate to receive evidence to show that the
seditious libel with which Mr.. OBrien is
charged is true. The judges held that II
would be a monstrous thing for the courl
to compel the magistrate to accept evidence
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NrENNOR,S MEATHER ALMANAC

and other Poems by james Garron Hope.
Price. soc. paper: 81. cioih. - -,
In I4-d&w }. w. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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HAVING purchased Mr.. H. W. TYLER's Interest,
am now ready to settle all debts against the firm
of II. W. TYLER & co. Al parties indebted VIII
En- JG-3tt j. G. BOXLEYU
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We take this opportunity Of informing onr
friends and a e public generally that our DRUG
AND PRESCRIPTION Dl.fAliMINl are
LANDRETI'S FRESH GARDEN SEEDS just
received and kept constantly on bind,
WALTON BROTllERS,
Ia LIZ cnrnnr WIN and Marshail streets.
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CyDCRTAkEKS.
y ~ CTJRISTIAN,

n Il. CHRISTIAN. E3
4. FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN.
No. 1918 EAST BROAD STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
has 2 large assortment o. W ODD and Nlfi ALLY
KETs, &C.. at low prices.
Country aud telegraph orders promptly attended
10 day or night heH-en'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-16
RAILWAY STRIFE IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, january 15.-An extensive
strike Of the employees OF the Caledonian
railway has taken place. Only ten OF the
forty engines in the Hamilton depot can be
used. Five hundred men paraded in Ham
ilton to-day prior TO quitting the town for
GlasWoM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-16

GHE RUSSELL HOUSE AT NEENAH,
LIVES LOST, But SEVERAL PER-
DIED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-16
DIssOLUTIONs & pARENERsIIIpS.

I HAVE THIS THE 9TH DAY OF
/ JANUARY. 1883, SOLD TO j. q. BONLEY my
entire in crest In the STOCK: ToohS, GOOD
WILL. &c, in The TIN AND SiiEEI-iEON
MANJFACTt RING BUSINESS recently con-
Quoted AZ 400 Brook avenue, Richmond, Va; by
II. W. TYLER 4 Co. If. W. TYLER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-16
MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE,. January l5.-Flopr In fair de-
mand. Wheat easier; No. g milwaukee hard,
Sl.O5: No. Z soft, cash and January. 97sc:; Feb
ruary. 97s.c.: No. 3, S2c. Corn tame: No. 2,
noninally 5GH0e56ic Oats nominally unchanged .
No. 2. 35fc.; white, 40c. Provisions lirmer Mess
pork. 81 0D cash and January. SLID February
f,ard-Primp steam, 5000 cash anu January y.
slO.S5 February. Live hogs frmcr at 500 $3.50;
dressed hogs wanted at STA 1928.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-23
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

ia Trains Leare Union Depot.