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uuverev~ s1uskrats.

,r- IN CHARLOTTE. n. c., INFESTED
.,-,r qifEM--crTiyESs ATTACKED, BITTEN.
W., e,,v 20 rr.iGHr--THE POLICE CALLED IN
~ 90 RATTEE WITH THEN.
T,e Charlotte On. CO. Observer gives an
~, ~ a remarkable fight which took
SEN ,s IN The streets Of that city few nights
s,,o. Il says;
Nv n.se street. next 10 the First Presby-
ON church. and, when feeling for the
- in The dark, something lumpea at
s ier and nsbbed his brooches. Look
-, down, he saw number OF small
'"S marking Ike diamonds. Oh course
- co1,a not imagine what II was, ana
p,ot,ng them nom his legs, hoped
49, the fence, hurried TO the house,
Os va ,eme ack with 4 lighted lamp and
anu ,,cI Hardly had he reached the
refore the hungry animals once
- sfiacked his legs. He knocked
H'O'' nd A. he did SO his light went
ON "a he beat 4 hasty retreat and
a.. for the Io,ice. he found Oii-
"u.'' p,or,weldcr and Boyto and told
. CO I'm Ia hurry along home with him.
"" bod been attacked " 'p0ssums."
"a, ~ oo-errs eot lamp and proceeded to
- and when they reached the place
hsd N do battle. One big fellow,
~ 80. evidently president OF the body,
wv fr,r,cpsc size would indicate, made
I'm of Officer Biackweldcr, who struck
Il Win his club. but missed his aim.
The SINE enc then jumped on officer
Nc who was more successful in the
- n his club. and killed 10 BY 4 blow on
,bs head. The officers knocked Tight and
In and finally the rats, for some cause
or mother, ceased fighting and scamp
nered oa. taking refuge under the culvert
near. A careful search o!Jhc field failed
fo show but one dead rat, q remarkably
large one that weighed ten pounds. Mr..
Fox saw only three when he came ont
with the lamp. but about ten or fifteen in
AN attacked the police. They were exceed
inelv voTacious in their attack on MIR.
FOX. ~ the torn condition OF his pants
lIiout the ank'e - indicated. Charlie had
never seen a muskrat. and he would have
been none the wiser, rs u WAS dark when
they began biting AZ his legs and he could
only see their small eyes cleaning. He
Was afraid % Use his pistol for fear Of
shooting bis foot.
The next morning when the circum-
stance wa being talked about it was ascer-
tanned that the rats had attacked another
Marty. Mr. George Etheridgc, who is en-
Moved % turn OF the stTeet-lights. stated
that Just as he had put out the light at that
corner the little devils made for his legs
and put him to flight. The presence Of
swarm Of muskIats on the principal street
Of the city il a matter that called forth
a great deal Of conjecture on the part Of
our citizens, none OF whom can arrive at a
satisfactory explanation. II is most proba-
bic. though, that they came from the pond
in Elmw0od cemetery, where there are
said % be great numbers Of them, and were
probably brought ont by the long-continued
vet weather.
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that future experience would Justify. So
large a reduction of duties would TEND T.
4 fall In values. and some industries might
be unable TO maintain Themselves without
reduction of wages; but II In the dlscns-
sion Il shouid appear that the changes pro-
posed would crush any legitimate business
he would do his best 10 correct the error.
At the conclusion OF Mr. MorrilI's speech
Messrs. Beck and Maxey attacked the re-
port OF the tariff commission. Mr.. Beck said
that while plausibly protesting to reduce
duties, Il really increased them on many
important articles. The commission had
simply let men who were 10 make money
out Of the business fix up the schedule for
themselves, and had handed that in rs their
own work, when III fact, in his Judgment,
they bad done no intelligent work at all.
The Senate proceeded to consider the
bill in Committee OF the Whole. The sec
ton authorizing the President, whenever
in his judgment the importation Of neat
cattle and hides may be made without dan
ger OF Introducing contagious or infec-
tious disease. To declare imperative the
section prohibiting such importation in
certain eases, was struck out. The bill
then went over.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr.. Blanchard, OF Louisiana, introduced
joint resolution expressive of regret and
sympathy at the death OF Leon Gambetta.
Referred.
Some OF the Senate amendments TO the
agricultural and Indian appropriation bills
were concurred in, and others non-con-
CURED in.
The House resumed the consideration OF
the shipping bill, which consumed the re-
mainder OF the days session.
Adjourned.
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The office OF Nelson's coal-yard, and IN,
iilice Of the Merchants Dispatch line. 4
lumber Of wholesale establishments IN
Water street were damaged by fire and by
he falling walls OF the building. Among
them were William Cramer, banker
the GOODYEAR Rubber Company, Louis
Schadegg Il Co., wholesale wine merchants:
James Morgan, dry goods, and Zimmerman
Brothers. clothing. William Candee, cashier
OF the Manufacturers Bank, carried the
cash-box OF the institution, containing
money and papers amounting to 5000, 900,
ont OF the flames. The insurance agencies
and general Offices on the first floor saved
scarcely any papers. The telcgraphic CONS
will be interrupted for traffic
North, as about fifty wires are down.
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Ransom Nominated.

Especial telegram 90 The Dispaich.I
RALEIGH, n. c., January 10.-Ransom
was tonight unanimously selected az the
Democratic nominee for United States sena-
tor. The nomination was made by accIa-
nation.
This is Senator RansOm's third term.
His kinsman, Nathaniel Macon, was
thrice elected United States senator.
Al the Independents went into the eau
Gus, and the greatest harmony prevailed.
The caucus adjourned to Thursday night
of next week, when the county-goyern-
ment question, that vitality concerns the
eastern negro counties, will be decided.
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Blair Educational BiIl-somc OF
It's Fenturcn.

Among the features Of the Blair bill for
distribution Of money from the Trea-
y among the States and Territories for
boot purposes on the basis OF compare
e llileIacy, which was the special oTCer
The United states Senate Tuesday, are
<he following;
For ten years next after the passage Of
'the act there shallbe annually appropriated
rom The money in the Treasury the fol-
lowing sums-to wit: The first wear tie
sum OF hiteen millions Of dollars, the second
!eal fourteen millions, the third year thir-
~eh millions. and thereafter sum dimin-
iShed one million o. dollars yearly from
Ile sum iast appropriated until ten annual
appropriations shall have been made, when
81 APPROPRIATIONS under this act shall
Oe'se' winch sums shall he expended TO
secure the henclts Of common-sehool cdr
cation 10 all the children living in the
United States.
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Suspension of n Small BanI.

NEW YORK, January l0.-The City Bank
of Jersey City has suspended. Capital,
$4,000, and average deposits about $4,000.
1t has no connections in this city, its BUSH
ness being done through the First Ma
tional Bank of Jersey City.
JERSEY CITY, y. j., January 10.-C. j.
Boice, president Of the City Bank, which
failed this morning, is the secretary OF the
Fifth-Ward Savings Bank. The latter bank
has also closed its doors in consequence OF
the failure of the City Bank. Both banks
are IN state OF siege by depOsitors. !
bad failure is suspected. Boice is sick.
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n ohikhIsH BLIwEEy A DEPUTY suRRIFF's
Iosss AND NEGEO BURGLAR-TBE LAT
IsE nokTALLY W0UNDED.-On Thursday
% 'aSt week the store Of Mr.. VI. O. Sher-
.e,, al Newton, n. c.. was broken into and
.oDDed o. a large lot Of goods, including
sNo reFoivers. The robbery was traced TO
90. negro, ord on Saturday a deputy sheriff
~, aIl posse started in pursuit. About
In. rom town they came across the negro,
e. look refuge behind afence and opened
nfe With the stolen aims The demty
s9enn returned the fire and closed with
u,ul' and while they were struggling the
rssoas OF both snapped several times.
snAiy II became evident that the negro
"ouid get the Lest OF IL, as he had more
peersed shots than the deputy. and Mr..
H. one ~ the posse, fred, the ball pass
,ss through the negro's head, infiicting a
"'u"a That is thought necessarily mortal.
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Deaf. Dumb and Blind Asylum.

STANTON, Va, January l0.-The new
Board Of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind In
stitution organized to-day with A. X.
Grim, OF Page, president; \ Yost, OF
staunton, secretary, and an Executive
Committee consisting OF B. j. Craig, OF
Augusta; Daniel Dechert. Of Harrison
burg, and Jacob Yost.
The resignation Of DR.. Vaughan was ac-
cepted, and after several ballots Professor
c. 5. Roller, OF the Augusta Male Academy,
at Fort Defiance, was unanimously elec-
ted principal.
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SEINE 'rIE2EAD.

SEINE THREAD.-WeA ,sss3Ern.
- would call the attention # allSSS--S~
III need Of >ciue Thread 10 Tie pa error 4Ioits X
our goods of this so:VOn's lmp0i,a ION. tbs sup-
ply lrs received rhe personal aticnu on ~ cur 80
MOI in The manuf cluTr of lAen during HI rocent
yisl q tire factories VA urO q, and we can ~iltlg
war mt our Threads 10 give entire ..tlsfaru IA
Ais. a complete stOsk Of -cine Iwluc-, Lines.
Yav King. { Orks. and Cork So Otd. Lowest prices
s,uai ,llcel. Lll Netting and naUi-Selue NcltInE
in stock ana made To Oracr.
l.. LIIHTENS TEN & SONS,
corner Seventeenth and FlsiuAlin sLtris,
Sole Importers Of tie celebrated ION brand seize
Thread. aud importers 81 other brands. dc n
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Singular Accident.
FREIGHT CARS HURLED THROUGH TIE ROOF
OF A HOUSE.


or A HOUSE.
\ Harrisburg special says: Monday
night a portion OF q freight train on the
Pennsylvania railroad demolished a house
occupied by a station agent and his family,
about fifteen miles west OF Harrisburg, and
two box-cars were hurled on the roOs,
breaking through II and falling almost on
the bed occupied by the station agent and
his vile. The bed was pushed into one
coner by the cars in Their descent, but the
occupants were not hurt. Several children
we're sleeping in another portion OF the
fpom, and also escaped injury. The
Frs dropped between the parents aud
Hhildren. Willis Haguy, fireman of the
~gine. had his head severed from his
3dy. Richard Lightner, 4 brakeman. OF
is city, and another brakeman were Sc
1ously injured. The freight train, bound
81 broke an axle, and several ears
mped the track. A westward bound
pin crashed into the wreck, demoIisl ING
engine and a number of cars.
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Death Of Hon. lot VI. morrill,.

AUGUSTA, Me-, january TO- Hon. Lot
VI. Morrill,, aged seventy, died this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. He suffered very little,
and his last moments were without pain
or struggling. The members Of his family
and the attending physicians were present
during his last moments. The dying man
recognized his family, and with his last
breath attempted to bid them farewell, but
with the word on his lips his spirit passed
aWay
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
TO ruesDrsrarcn FROM ALL porsrs

General Washington News and Gossip
Proceedings In CONGRESS Yestcrdny-Fear-
fai Sacrifice Of Human Lives in a Viii
waukce Death-Trnp-B Snble Bank Failure
In Jersry City-A North Carolina Bank
Goes into Voluntary Liauidauon--The
North Carolina United states Scnatorship-
More About the rcfaultlnr statc-Tre,su-
rer polk-sulcide of a Plymouth ~. c.
Observation-Disclosures In the Counties on
the Chesapeake Bay. sc.
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Share speculation opened weak: p,ioes f@iA
below yc-ferdayN closing lltlone-lalter ttocH
leland. Memphis ana charleston, however, W.i
higher. During The -re1tcr part q IN. rorlnuT
speculation was very GAL. ana the market weak
Anoat 1870 O'Clock ice iine took pLlCc. ranging
Denver and Rio GE,ude New YORK Central. and
Delaware. Lackawlnna 1nd Western Y'r" he
chief sufferers. Anon. midday this va. followed
by an advance Of / iu Wabash. 4 IN New I1rh,
and K0e In the rem Under 90 the iiFt. During
the BeXt TWO hours tharc waB sc4rcniy anything
doing. aud prices only zen OF e fraction, lut ihe
market subsequently HcEams . liGle more al.t-
mated, and advanced sltt 30 thc close, and co-r'!
strong. Richmond and Dauyilie Wts1u exception
ami fCli OTTO 81 from % /. 30 noon. Compapd Win
Yesterday closing price,. The general liet 80.
Fraction lower. Nashville aud Chattanooga, how
ever, rs /. and Misso Iri-pacihc Z Higher f'faEt
actions aggregated 2lO,VUy shaTers
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. January lO.-yn1n.a g. cCre.ii-
dated. 50: plst-tile coupons 53i ncB Jp-f0's
J6. new 3s. 10. Bio.
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R0oKS, STATIONERY, &c.

Large lot Of DIARIES for 1888:
Large assortmentofBLANkB BOOKS, LEDCEes,
JOURNALS, DAY-BOOKs, CASn-BoOKs,
BlLLs-REEElyA8LE AND PAYABLE,
ranging Ia price nom Zoe. to 5uc. perquie;
MEMORAEDUMS in RUSSIA LEATHER aat
all o,lier bindings;
sTYLoGRAPHIC PIN and QUARr-BoTrIs1
OF INK, 81;
GOLD PENS and PESCIIs-FALCON Pm
POINTS lnclndcd.
M the latest styles in STATIONERY, both plain
and fancy;
SIN large suppS Of CANES 20 suit everybody
PRAYER and HYMSALS IN all hins-
iiigs. and lots ~ other things, *
". LEONHBD'S Eews-sIore.
JAZZ 90s hahn street.
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By Telegraph

NEW hOkh.
Ngyy YORK. January lO.--gottOn qfe-uy sais.
537 males ,eupiands, 10 3-l6c: Orleans, iusfc.i
CONSOLIDATED ne. receipts. 37.039 bales; esport,~-
to Great Britain. 9.6ll i9ics; ~ kr1Dce, $500
bales; 20 the continent d'3Ju tr.iss southern iouf
GiIet aud steadily held WEcat-Cash iOta hclI
SOM what stronger; No spring noininaii M
graded red. ESc.M&l.l0s; NJ. res, JantrlrTi
sl.lI2aSl Cern-lash ksf'ic. higher an
graded, 5SN7uc.; No. 2, January. Os4sstj4o
Oats sake. higher; No. 3. f5fe. Hops dnli u,d
nominally unchanged Congc-Spot unchanged,
options higher; 100; January 40 $50 3d.
fair % good refining, 6ses7 l-ljc.. rsiUed lrIa-
er: mould 4. Ssc.; staadaTu A. SZestae. $40
lasse@ steady ana quiet. Rice frn, aud ia fair
INJURY. Resin duieT and unchanged. TupentiDc
Grin ~ J3kJ3ke. Hides st0ady and trade HUi,t.
Wool about steady aud Quiet. Porn dull aud weak,
In sympathy with Tie West; .ales OF neg ,Ss..i,
family me<s. SiS.25msi9 ~ ~ quality sN5s.
prime. Sis So. niddi,- dali. L1rd-tash Arm
ana more active for export; prime steam, spot,
$1,000: for export, slu.s6 Cor Veterinary cNpof;,
sIO. 9Oerc O.92N: options 20 . points sowcr;
January, tl0. 75a.lO.so. Freights dell
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. January ln.-Fl0ur stfong and !.
shade letter: Huwart-Strtet and western asper-
du, az 4 mass 80: extra. S3.7Se5f4.4O: family,
extra. e4.25GS5.S6; Rio braBde- a5.5Us1,s5 10.
Wheat-soethcrn qaie: and steady: western high
e1 clo slng irm southern red. Si.03 eerI %; an
her. sI.nska.l.I5; No. / MARYLAND sil2s9
Sl.l2S: No. 2 western winter red. suoi. tl.l0.
Corn Southern quiet ana E9Ininaily stsssiy west-
ern higher aud arm. closing quiet; southern ~hite
and yellow. q id63c. Oats Quiet aud frn, aontif-
I'm. 45tG4sc.; western vhite, soe93 &c; Ioixcd
44sG46e.: Pennsylvania 4oke@Sc- Provisions
and cIelr-rlb sides, packed. y ana lOse. baecn--
rshuuidsrs. gae.; clear-rib sides. like; hams,
I3kaI4s. Lard--Refine,i Ike Cofso quiet;
dali: A. sofl. sac. whlskey quiet a: si.17es
81 I'm. Fneigbts quiet
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, January i0.-nour steady anu an
changed Wheat barely steady " &i.of@9l.Q3
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Forty seventh Congress Second SEES
sion.
WASHINGTON. January 10, 1883.
SENATE.


MFR. Frye introduced a joint resolution
10 provide for the termination OF articles
is 10 IS inclusive. and article 80 (the fish
cries articles) Of the treaty between the
United States and Great Britain, con-
cluded ut Washington May Is. 1871, and
moved It's reference TO the Committee on
Foreign Relations.
At the close OF the morning hour, on
motion OF Mr. Morrill,, the unfinished bust
ness education bin and the special order
bankruptcy bin were postponed, and the
Senate took up the tariff bin. Mr.. Morrill,
addressed the Senate I'm explanation OF the
bill. The proposed reductions. he said,
amounting 20 seyenty-njne millions, were
as great, In his Judgment, az prudence
would permit, and might be found greater
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voluntary Humiliation.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., January 10.-The
stockholders of the Traders National Bank
OF this city have decided that the bank
should 90 into voluntary liquidation. The
bank advertises to-day that il Is ready to
meet the demands Of depOsitors and credit
ors, and certificate OF fact has been pre-
pared to be forwarded TO the Comptroller
Of the Currency at Washington.
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MACHINISIA.

JOSEPH II. HULCHFR, JosEPHG Ross,
Lite VI Tredegar Works Late Of G.. and %. shops.
HULCHER e. ROSS. PRACTICAL
III MACHiNIsTS. 1908 and 1910 east Cary
street. near Fifteenth street, k!chmsnd. Va. Ma
chinery Of all kinds repaired and put ap carefully
Being practical machinists. and doing our own
work with The latest improved machinery aud
tools we feel assured that We give entire sIiis-
faction both rs 10 price and workmanship
IL 2-eOd3mf
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Books, STATIONERY. Gc.

NEW BOOKS BY WELL-KNOWX
~ AUTHORS.-Pearls Of Faith, or lslamS Ro~
sarv. by Edwin Arnold, author Of - Light -
ASH" 81; Heart ~ Steel, by Christian kest,
,J; Ur. GrlmsLgw's Secret. by AAth MEL ifnw-
no. ne, Al 81; A Noble kdme-MrH- Nisttr's Ia
test trtnslHtiOns-sl 5u; Ragnark: The Age q
Fire and Gravel, by Donnelly, author of = Atllin-
lis" etc. 81 Oddities OF southern Liic ayid
Character. by Waite, son. $50; life and Letlers
Of Nrs preniiss, author of stepping ilcAvels-
ward,r S2.25. WEST, JOHNSTON 4 %.
4,
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Fire in south Carolina

CHARLESTON, s. c., Jnnuary iO.-Tho
Townsend House, the largest store In the
town OF Society Hill, was burned lat
night. The store and stock are aeomplete
loss. The warehouse was saved. Insu-
rance, Ss,o00-probably covering hall the
loss.
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An Exciting Contest.

MEMPHIS, January 10.-At the annual
election of officers Of the Memphis Cotton
Exchange to-day c. b. Hunt, the young
mems candidate. was elected president az
ter the most exciting contest known in the
history OF the Exchange.
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fhe Late Congressman Orth's Success

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, January l0.-C. F..
Doxie, Republican, was elected te ill The
vacancy caused by the death Of Congress-
man Orth by from 1000 to 1000 majority.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. January 30, 1850.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red, 6l2 bukheis.
CORN.-White, ojZ bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, IL bushels very good ''git- ..
atSi.ll.
CORS.-Whi,e. S52 bushels very good ~ 01c.
COrTOS.-1One s.cady. Receipts, bales. Quo
tatioBs: Middlng, 90. low n,ddling, - -
gisc
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCE EXCHANGE.
wkDSEsnAY. January 10, 1899.
sALEs-FiRsr BoARB.-5O0 Richmond city ~
~. C.J at i04 ; 3,QOO Petersburg Raiifosd bou,is
B.. Class AZ %. c. ri So.
SECOND BoARD.-st, 600 Petersburg Railscrd
bonds, Class b. az TN: 10 siagrs Charlotte,
and Augusta f.ailr1aa stock ~ %.
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Failure,

ATLANTA, GA, Janlary 10.-Eddleman
& Bowie, shoe and leather-dealers, have
assign, to c. $. Kingsbury. Liabilities,
S66,00b; assets, SGl 900.
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The Snow aud the Trains.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, January 10.-A
fierce northeast storm has been prevailing
here for nearly twenty-fuW hours. The
snow lies in deep drifts. Trains in all d.
rectiOns are INSTRUCTED.
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EInl,r.

Flour-We quote: Fine, t3@SS.I5 sapss-
Gne SCHOLARSHIPS: extra S4.b5eef4 Is. c0Ia-
Go.75. We continue formsf qaot.;icns, tH. ule
market & Very dun.
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by Telegraph.
KEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January 10 go0g.--'acehs oul.
4s4h. state bonds dull. Governments gcncr.lly
unchanged
btsst3ag.- Exchange, 4SOA. Governments
higher: new 6is. Iu3; new AIS, li3H; reW > u.
Il9s. Money. 4@iJ per cent. state dull Treasury
balances Coin. el l2.37O; currency, b5,aJ..
Sfncks welk ard lower.
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noasEs, MULES. COWS. &c.

MULES AND HORSES &s
ANY uersOn not finfing stock t0 suit Them 40 H =
ealr-s ta ICES IN Richmond. en- write use, care II
CAST WITH STREET. CINCINNATI. o.. suf
describe near a6 posi- h. what ihey want. STAT .
ING i0I Wlai purpose they Wish o. nee t!c sEiulAi,
aud wiz an the hil satisfactorily or 40 ale
FiUlg orders from wholesale cJst0,ncr q PC
calty.
uy ale. man Mr.. JOHN ~. PACE. keeps slTsYy
good supply on hand 81 both MULES And
HORSES fOF Tie whOies IT, an retsil --ade.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
de T-6m GEORGE -. 49, Srsr.
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GAS WORKS. COKE.

CITY GAs-WOgK>. January .. 1853.
IN FUTURE NO TELEPHONE Oh
POSTAL ORDER WILL De RECEIVED
IN THESE WORKS FOR COKE
P.rtles ordering Coke must pay for Il before q
leaves Ire yard.
Partlcs indebted 10 thee works for Cob g Wiz
please co me forward and se;ue, ~ longer udRt-
gonce cannot be given.
JUIIS n. KNOWLES.
IA 8-st Superintendent
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Mrs. seoviIIe Granted a Divorce.

CHICAGO, january 10.-The Circuit
Court has granted Mrs. George Scoville a
decree OF divorce from her husband.
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DR.. +. J. Gregory, Keysville, Va, says:
" have used Browns Iron Bitters IN my
practice with good results"
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC CuARIrIKs,8
FIRSr MAIZE AL,
RICHMOND Va. Jtnusly 2, iSeS.
WOOD WILL NOT BIZ ISSUED To
w TIE INDECENT from Tho cosl'e- OF Brssst
and iIaneoeks streets
THURSDAY, Inn INSTANT.
WOOD WILL he ISSUED fiom the cornerof
Dock and Fifteenth siiceis on the atrpye-nsGse~h
,.sy from O'Clock 4. NJ. % o'clecs +. N.
CHARLES r. HttGEH.
IA in-2t saprEeatendrnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-11

Elegant rooms: uses hest materials; gentle,
auick. and thorough work long experience, and
prices reduced. shall resume the OF gas ~ soon
az apnaratcs can DC procuresL &C 23.asr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-11
The city of Brussels.
FrETHER FACTS or TIE DISAsTER-CHEEKY
CLAIMS BY TIE LIEBY HALL OWNERS.

FURTHER FACTS or TIE DISASTER-CHEEKT
CLAIMS BY TIE EIEDY HALL OWNERS.
L0SDON, January 9.-Captain Land says
the CASH in tie side OF the steamer City Of
Brussels is eight feet wide and three feet
deep. None OF the passengers who were
saved were even wet. The steamer Kirby
Hall. which ran down the ity OF Brussels,
l. now lying at Morpeth dock. She draws
eighteen feet OF water. Her damage
is above the watcr-line. The cutwater is
completely carried away from The IS TO the
24-fOOt mark, and the iron plates are curled
up. Her pori-anchor is hanging over
ready 10 III 20. which fact goes TO confirm
the captains statement that he was feeling
his way 10 IN anchorage at the time of The
collision. The owners OF the Kirby. Hail
have lodged a claim for EG,0G0 damage 10
their vessel. The Messrs. Inman claim
cl60. 600 as their loss on the City Of Brus-
sels, which is exclusive Of claims for cargo
lost and the claims OF the families OF those
who were drowned