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New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
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An AMERICAN, age thirty one, fluent In
"A English, German, French and spanish, wishes pro
fesiona business positions AL references and securyh
desired. Address A. b., Tribune Oalce.
BILE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
N OF all grades tutors goyernesses lecturers cOmpanions
circulars OF schools charge TO those employ
ing teachers 10 teachers until engaged f. MIRIAM
C0YRIERE 4 Co, 81 asst l7thst, Union square
A MISS HESSE. SO w est l st, supplies COM
IA petent teachers tutors singers houses
Keepers given parents choice Of schools.
References Hon. Hamilton Fish and kvarts
A YALE GRADUATE, experienced tutor.
N wishes private pupils hitting for college sposltsi
highest Address YALE Box a. tribune once
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
~ hshed 1855 provides promptly Best Teachers Tor Pf
ys.e Pupils Families schools COLLEGES Circulars O o d0od
Teachers always wanted. Application form Tor stamp
}. W. sCHEEMEkHoRN a CO. East l4th-st- y. 4.
FINEACHERS WANTED.--Lady, Episcopal, tor
4 English ana drawing West 5000 aud home lady for
English Science Piano singing klocuton 81 OOo West
gentleman Sciences, N ~ $200v Many others skleo
Teachers viii hnd 70 profitable 70 register Application sorn
for stamp. ]. w. bCHkhAERHORN q Co NO. Asep
14th-st, New-York.
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STATE Of TRADE.
pOMEsTIC MARKETS.

& Dss & and gHIst
G1 AsesE Western 4ssf Winter ter Red s&
q Sea$ 81 Fe6ruary s Fast Y2; MARCH, iar5
Il S Southern WHITE sssE a5s % aG YeSm Sg St
IfRSs 5s ast FSa 9Ss gss sosSs
Ss$a3c Western Mute +SS sc oMSsd SsS5Sc. ss;
ssa Sqs 9s seS Gs 1 Gy Su! Oo SSss
bush Corn, 10000 bush.
a 4 s 1g q iss e Ts% ao SsIss "a
e cars NS w2e on track e. @Se Barley SD
rsssPi.@Feur s 9aoS eest Wheat isee sa.Si
ESs sGS bush Railroad s5p%snts-ToaST !So bDls:
Barley 1900 bush Rye. 5SOO bush.
SSSa Bee 20Pok rmer at sla 5SSsS lard
sh 81 ts Packing snG
s. i5qsji Receipts, 5000 head; shipments. 80 head
higher O 20 10 P r0s SVsah1Sq ca.h I'D
EsSfaafy i2sS 5s Nay; eiesss al Is.ds ssSs::
Sa 5snay o Sa FS a. sSS5 Sas @sy
Oats casi alg6ef and options lowers siS$l casG
S7s Way Recept.-FIcuT 900 b6s; wheat I561o oas3;
S G SSS SS aSs & ooo OsaS Sas corn
oats, 1850; rye none; barley none.
INTEREST oa in sH Se marse 40
ey6 q Fe m S 20 s IN eHSsr a 10 es1ato sxRo
g 99 closing e Win M net g 5d A steiner o. aPd g "a bS
do January Il 09dl osti DO February y l2gsl l2t;
G1t ruled dull SPECTATORS operating cautiously aud shippers
holding or Car lots In fair demand at Yesterdays prizes.
Western rejected. No Yellow 90 d63e; steamer, "a
SOC; White export elevator 59l4c.; -aif
Mixed and yellow In export elevator 60c OLD na Yell
low in depot 6Jc Sail Mixed December h0 D52e:
20 January 81 2g52ac do feernary, s5,4 ag5'.e DO:
offerings quiet No White 99d33 10,
No White, 40a4O2c Receipts-FoEr 1900 bDs; Wheat.
q 100 bush: Corn, 1900 bUsh oats, 1890 bnsh Ship
mentsWeat 500 BUSH CON- l,l00 bnsh Oas $500 bush.
TOLEDO Dec 20.-wheat dull No. White 81 O5L: No.
2d0 95UJ9l9c No. Red cash. II O3d$l 0j December,
81 6S9i January. 81 asked FebrulTy 81 Od' March,
81 0SAj May sl 1874; No Red, 92a95c. Corn easier;
No cash. 50 4ci Decenber So asked January, 56ci
May, quiet but steady; No cash and Deceu.
Der SIC: January SiiIc; May SSi4c. BID Rye-NO. 2.
577s159c Coversed dU prime cash aud December s. 500
bush; COrD. $4,000 bush Oats, none. shipnents-Mbeat
5000 busI. Corn 1000 bush; oats, 900 bush
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Total salc- for The day

Bullion valued at $2j 900 was received in this city
yesterday from the mines
CLOSING FRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 20. 1888
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Rl pd,rnr,I Peitinner

3-story brick aud 5-story stonefront building
with lot No ~ FultODst 3, running through to
No - Ann-si, 5oI W OF God-stp lot 25nl2O; Jno -
CCfeVief tSOtVOO
BIZ Edlcdyd Peitinger
One istory brick with lot, No 1874 W ll5th-st ss $500
go ofSdave lot 2jxl 100 l; Kingsein 1910
adjoining above lot 25x1OOli Meyer 80 1870
ing above lot 55zi1OiI L Mott 1850
joining above, lot 25IIoJll Gearou ........ 1913
adjoining above 10. E5xIOoII; 1850
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
YORK CITY.
BrOone- -st, cor OF HudsODsi - l0x7O: David Har-
his. trustee, ETC. q NJ MeNamara. ........,-..;;.
Keogh $500
Morris-ave s. 73.5 n Of Denman-st, 25xlOO3; John
Hey6urn to j Golden 5000
Hochsier another to John McColgan -. 1860
llsthst n s. 100 II W Of lstave, 2jIlO0ll; James
Lynch et al 10 Francis Rogers. 6.lO0
to Join Mckenzie and another 1000
wife 70 Eliz Hilienbraad 22.9so
''itS to syms -. 225oo
another to Noritz Bauer $500
same property Vim Ro:clford and wife to Aug .oo..
lst.aye es 5i.2 5 OF sistst IO6 6x lO55; Philip '
Braendef and wite TO " Bchimann 10000
Bank.st, %. II W Of ith-st lSxDJ; W H0uShtOn
7lss s. = Il Of lstivc I9IiO93; sadie Uiman
s8ds nos 5og and p East 40IiO Mary Roscn.
bach aud another TO Valentine Presser. 1880
I'm to : smith -o.oO-' 2sOoo
5.I2 Interest 1884
mara ct al to VIM KIRK $1,000
Schildmsohter and wife to Mary schmidt...-...-.-
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COTTON MARKErs-eY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL, Dec 30-I2jO p. m--Corton-Thereisa mod
inquiry which "a freely supplied Midng Upands,
sd; do Orleans. 6td sales 1000 bales including
500 for speculation aad export; receipts 1900 bales.
including II. american Futures-Up panls low Mddng
clause December delivery, I6.j4d; do. December and
January delivery, 4G-5d do January and February de-
livery s05G, DO February and March delivery ol-Gid;
do March and April delivery, 5I64d do April and May
delivery, 5s04i, do May and June delivery OlGid;
Futures dull
January and February delivery 509id do February aud
March delivery, J3bid; do. March and April delivery,
j66iG do April anu May delivery O06idI do June and
July delivery 624d do July and August delivery 60id
Futures closed barely steady.
GALyFsroS. Dec. 2o;-Coiton quiet aitdling 1916;
Low MidluR &c: Good Ordinary, 0c net receipts 1850
receipts 3,6J3 exports in Great Britain. 20 the
Continent 1853 coaswise, 10; sales, $50 stock l2l436
SAVANNAH, Dec i9-iottOn quieti Mhitlng gSsc; Low
Mng % l6ci Good Ordinary llec- aand gross 70.
49, exports Great ritan3 % 70 the Sornest,
cosstSise 1885, sales 600 last evening 25O stock
l2l ,O03 -
NEw.ORLEANs Dec. l9Cotton stea4ior; Midfllng. 9s;
MdtiDg. I2cj Good Ordinary &c net receipts,
l2O76 ;eruss, l3Oi9; exports 10 Great Britain l3lt5
France, 1905; codstwise 30O5 sales 5000; stock, 4&s
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SEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9l 1888

liberal amounts at 124l2. Richmond aud Danville
debentures were 3s lower at 61l2 Northwestern
debenture 5s were off a at 92a4, and Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy debenture 5s were 4 4lower mt
90lt Iowa division As sold at 89l4 and Denver di-
vision As at 8Sl2. Denver, Rio Grande %
Western frsts were up 4 at 49, Northern
Pacific frsts were steady at 105 as0 1854 and Ore
gon and Transcontinental irsts declined from 81 u
to 793i. Oregon Short Line firsts up "A TO So,
and New-Orieans and Pacific frsts were y lower at
80.
The Sub-Treasury to-day lost on balance $780,
431 made up by losses of S15S,9f1 currency ana
1887 i96 coin but the general balance shows gain
ofSl 003O63 because of an issue to the cash OF Sl
100000 gold certificates The days TRANSACTIONS s., no
covered Receipts 50. $40 ,067 payments $3.50
$116,79G,753.
The Clearing House statement to-day. was as
follows Exchanges, Sl25, 56o; balances,
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received $780, 900 National bank notes for re-
dempti0n The customs receipts were yfl3,2o|
and the internal revenue receipts $l2f,523.
The markets for foreign exchange were dull but
hrm at unchanged quotations a. for Go business mess
$i.S44 for long and short sterling
ing respectively; . 32@l and 20i8 for francs;
guilders
The Governors of the Bank of England at their
regular weekly meeting to-day made no change IN
the banks minimum rate for discount and IT re-
mains at per cent. During the week the bank
gained f3l 800 bullion and the proportion OF its
re. erve to its liabilities was reduced from 10 3 to
43 l-lG per cent against 30 q cent at this date
last year. To-day the bank lOst E25,OOO bullion
on balance. The wee ky statement of the Bank
of France shows a decrease of 725.000 francs
gold and gain Of 100000 silver. At the Lon
don stock Exchange British cOnsOls were lower;
ls at 100 3l6 for money and 1-16 at 1908 for ac-
count. United States As recovered 3-lG to 1904
and los were unchanged at liza. American rail-
ways were dull, with little change from yester-
days figures, except for St. Paul which was y
higher, if correctly reported. At Paris French
3 per cents further advanced from 1905 tO70.27l2
francs
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reu
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chairman Committee - Ifrb

NIIITI
A proposition to put into service new
hook. and-ladder truck, to cost $4,000 per
annum, was referred to tho Co y ttee on
Finance. After the transaction OF some
other routine business the Council adj
iollrnpd
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institution. He then entered the byeee
at Cahors. AT eighteen years Of age
he took his degree, and, contrary 70 the
wishes OF bis parents, went to Paris and
commenced the study Of law. From the
time he arrived In Paris until he became
Che secretary OF NJ. Lachaud, the great
criminal advocate, he was the associate OF
the most dissolutc medical and lazy stu
dents in the Quarter Latin. His reforma-
ton and the eminence he afterwards at
tanned were due entirely TO maiden aunt,
who, hearisg OF his mode Of living, came
to Paris and offered TO share her little
all with him. The aunt md nephew
lived quietly on the Rue Bonaparte
rntiI the latter was chosen deputy I'm
1860. Gambetta's subsequent career IL a
pert OF French history, being indissolubly
connected with the most dramatic and In
teresting events OF the Franco-Prussian
war, the Provisional Government, and the
French republic. As Minister OF the Int
rior, while in charge OF the War Depart
menf, rs virtual dictator Of France, in the
Assembly, he was illustrious for his patriot
ism and craftsmanship. His first pecuniary
success was In the establishment Of the Re-
pubiique FRANCHISE. Gambetta was I'M
married. Had he lived he wonld have un-
doubtedly been made President OF the re-
publie.]
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M0uNT VERNON, ONO, January Mrs.
stiliwell, wife OF jay V. Stillwci, en-
ployed or the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railroad, has made 4 confession on
her death.bed OF three murders. She is at
the house Of relatives In Knox county.
The first was that OF Benjamin swigar;, her
first husband, who she says she kiilee! in
Maryyille, Mo-, in March. 1877, with the
aid OF her mother and brother. Che
second was stranger whom the same
parties killed for his money while stopping
at 4 clearinghouse. The third was her
own daughter, aged fourteen years, whom
she stranged in the presence OF her mother,
at Rulo, Neb., in May, 1880. She also
confessed that she attempted to kin her
present husband three times 10 obtain bis
lfe-insurasce. These confessions were first
made to her husband, and since 10 Others.
She is dying OF consumption.
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STEAMSHIP SEIZED. Yesterday morning
United states Marshal Il. p. Hughes sejzcG
the steamship Elpis, Of the Ccntam Line,
Turner master, At West Point, on authority
of civic and maritime libel-waTGnt sued
out by W II. Thompson Il Co., OF New
York. The steamship was lying ut West
Point loaded with a cargo OF 5000 bales OF
cotton. and was about to clear for Liver
pool, England. The cause OF the libel was
debt due Thompson & Co. by the steam
ship Preston, OF The same line. The amom6
due was $4,000. The owner Of the vessel
was cabled in England, and the sum OF
the indebtedness will no doubt be forth
coming at once. If this is not done, the
steamship will be disposed OF to liquidatc
the obligation.
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FUNERAL or Mrs. CHAUNCEY KELSEY
The funeral OF Mrs. Chaunccy Kelsey. Of
Chicago, who died Saturday at the resi-
Gcncc OF her father, G. w. Smith, Esq,
tool, place from No. 712 east Franklin
street Sunday evening. The services were
mpres-ively conducted by DR.. Charles II.
Read, OF The Gracc-street Presbyterian
church, whose remarks were peculiarly
touching. The music was rendered by the
Quartettc choir OF ST. PauIs Episcolel
church. There was large attendance OF
railroad officials, who with other friends
testified their sympathy in beautiful floral
tributes.
The remains were deposited in q vault in
Hollywood.
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To Subscribers Richmond Telephone
Exchange.


Subscribers who have not yet received
copies OF the new catalogue will please
send 10 this Office FOR them.
Please note following additions and
changes to January J, 1888:
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
John Booker, No. 1910 east Cary street,
l.. s., No. 81.
E. P. Murphy, No. north Twenty
first street, l.. s., No. 3l9.
j. b. Pace, corner Adams and Franklin
streets, l.. g., No. 3lS.
s. Ullman's Son. No. 1920 east Main
street, l.. s., No. 1916.
CHANGES OF LOCATION.
Joseph NJ. Blair, from s26 to 800 east
Main street.
Carlton Mccarthy & Co., from 9l6 to
500 east Main street.
Il. ID. WILKINSON, General Manager.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWsI
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS,

AH'airs nj the National capifaI-sndden and
Sad Termination of President Arthur's Re-
ception, Death or the Hawaiian Minister
ut the White Housc-instniInfion of Gov
ernor Cleveland at Aibany-A South Caro-
lima Lynchina-D Death Of Leon Gambetta.
Frances Great statesman-A Woman's
Terrible Confession; She Murders Her Hus-
band, Daughter, and Stranger, &c.
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THE THEATRE LAST NIGHT.--Sam'l Of
Posen, in which Mr.. NJ. B. Curtis plays
the leading r6le-Sam'l Plastrick--was
produced at the Theatre last Mig LIT to de-
lighted audience. San'l, youth OF He
brew parentage and Polish birth, com
mences life IN America as a peddler, and
rises to be- drummer, and 1t is OF his adyen-
lures rs such that the piece chiefly treats.
Fun and frohc runs throughout. Ii you
see It you arc bound to be amused. IL
brings out the laughter whether you will
or not. Drummers will ap preciate ii most
intensely, but the humor is so cosmopolitan
that 1t reaches all.
san'l will be repeated tonight.
Opera tomorrow night.
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Mullet-Roe, direct from Wilmington, n.
c., considered y great deljcacy, especially
III New Orleans.
The only place they can be had in Rich
mond is at w. ID. Blair e. Co.'s, 100 east
Main.
supply very limited.
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NOLOnger Republican.

LOUISVILLE, KY, January 1.-The Louis
vile Commercial, for thirteen years q
prominent Republican newspaper IN the
South, begins tomorrow q new volume
strictly independent Of all political parties.
1t will be reduced in size: and modelled
after eastern two-cent Journals, at which
price it will be sold. The changes in The
stall are not yet announced.
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POLICE CouET.-The following cases were
disposed OF Yesterday:
Louisa James (colored), charged with
trcspassing on the premises Of Mary
Strother. Surety for her good behavior
required in the sum of 800 for six months.
Carl Vonwickic, charged with being a
yagrant. Committed for ten days in de-
fault OF surety.
Rosa johnson (colcredl charged with
assault and battery. Discharged.
Robert Scott (coored), drunk and disor-
derry on the street Discharged.
Howard Williams (coloredD, drunk. Dis
charged.
Patrick Bahan, a deaf mute, drunk. Dis
CHARGED.
]. III. Glib. charged with being disor-
derly on the street. Fined 81.
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-. ,r,ptn or puEuMATisM.

BALTIMORE. Mn. MAY 2, 1880.
-. ,..l,h Wa much shattered by Rhenmattsm
ny 7, cornu,enccd taki0g BEOwN'S IRON BIT
Na ,s 80 scarcely had strength enough 10 attend
Ihhs' ssIiv hoCsehold duties. l am now using TIE
.o,;' IDLE and 7 am regsining strength daily,
s s,sJI rhcerlolly recommend 10 % all.
ieInnoi .ay loo much ~ praise ~ II.
Mrs MARY y. BRASIfEAR,
ia Freshman street.
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Traiu Diter,cl.

MACON, GA, January 1.-The north
bound passenger train rem Jacksonville,
Fla, due here at $3.50 p. NJ. Sunday, was
ditched by broken switch-rod sghty-
seven miles below here yesterday morning
at 9 o'clock. Fonr ears rolled oil the track,
the baggege-car turning over twice. Cut
OF 100 passengers none were hurt beyond
n few bvlliscs
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LONDON, Jsh.iary 1.-Baring Brothers 4
Co. give notice to-day that the senior purt-
ner Of that firm, Mr.. Russell sturgis. re-
retires from active commercial pursusts-
The business viii be carried on by the re-
naming partners.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
CPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
ex10 FRAMES, with Cord. Mat, and Nails, at
20. 90, 75c., and FL:
2ix3O FRAMED CHRoMos, with Cord and
Nails, az 90c.;
over 100 styles CABINET FRAMES from lJc.
upward-prices lower tnaa ever;
Fine assortment Of COPIES Oh STEEL ENGRA-
WINGS tFRAAIEDl, at $500 each, wiki Cord
and Nails;
A fine lot Of STEEL ENGRAVISGS TO be sold
very low, suitable forholIday presents
CORD and MANS GIVEN AWAY with all
frames;
Al WORTH OF CHRISTMAS CARDS for 5oc.;
CORNICES In every style. at low figures;
OIL-PAINTINGs. ENGRAVING HAND
PAINTED PLAQUES, ALBUMS, EAsELs,
large and small, at
del2 L.. LEwIss, 9l2 Main street.
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rarthouakc I'm Maine,

RocKLASp, Me-, January l.-7Shock Of
an earthquake was feb throughout the
city and vicinity about 10 o'clock hast
night, and was followed two hours later
by tempest Of thunder and lightning.
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MARINE INTELLls,ENCE.
PORT on RlCnbIOND. JAxrAnY l, Isss.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Roanoke, Couch, New York. nscFekxn-
disc and passengers. q. ". Allen 3 Co, agents.
steamer Ashland. Carr. Philadelphia, nerebxz-
disc. J. w. NcCarrick agent.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Guyandottc Kelly, New York, nerchxn-
disc and PASSENGER, u. ". Alien & Ca.
Steamer FanLa. -, Philadelphia, meEvtars-
disc, ). ". McCarrick. agent.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, United Ssate1-
mail, merchandise, and passengers, L.. b. Tatza~
superintendent
STEAMSHIP LIBELLED.
The steamship EIpis, Turner. loading cotson ~
marshal on a llbci for debt OF $4,000 cl3iuned ~
W. III. thompson 4 Co., OF New York, for Ssr-
same lire.
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SAILED SUNDAY.
STEAMSHIP LIBELLED.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JAs'Y 1,lge2.
(By Telegraph.J


Steamer Lrray, Schermcrhorn, Norfolk, mer-
chandse and passengers. Chesapeake and Of6b
Railway Company land sailed M returnl.
Steamer Accoinac- Deik. merchandise and pssz
sengers. Smitbfcid. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company land sailed on refIrnI
steamer Northampton, McCarrick, NcTf64.
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake and OAAH
Steamship Ted ngtOn. Ratter, New York, ~
load fionr for Rio .nneiro.
Steamship Asklalon, Dinsdale, New Orleans, M
Liverpool. put In for coal.
Steamship Hcssarabia. Croskey, Galveston. les
Liverpool, put IN for coal.
Schooner Reading Railroad No. "a, Insley, ffsk-
timorc.
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Death OF u Young Journalist.

SELMA, ALA., January This COM
munity was shocked to-day by the sudden
dea.h tLis morning, through an accidental
overdose Of chloroform. Of Harry w. Bell,
associate editor Of the NorainJ Times. He
was a br..ll,ii.a;aHs Young writer, and was re-
car2ed rs one OF the best local editors IN
the South.
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RICHMOND. yA.January J, 1881
AFR WILLIAM MITCHELL HAVi<Sf

IVA purchased an equal interest IN my bnsinczz-
the style of the firm hereafter Viii be u. 4.
MILLER & co.
We take this opportunity Of Informing cur
friends and he public generally HAT NC begin tts-
new yeir with ample capital FOR cnnduci ing ~
GENERAL GENILEIfH'S FItNlshlNl
49, slNFSs and our iacilitlcs for MANUFAtt-
TURING The CELEHRAIED ACME siiiifis.
DRAWERS. ard UNDERWEAR generally tss
been largely increased and We will he able u q &
My any demand Il very short notice, aud hope ~
)ronp attention and faithful execution OF all OF
acrs Entrusted 10 Us 20 receive n liberal share ot
TIE patronage OF orr friends and the purlc.
II. 4. MILLER Co,
81 2-4t corner NiEth and Main s,ress-
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HUsTINGs COURT.--Thls morning at III
O'Clock the Hastings Court OF the city OF
Richmond will hold session. Judge
will occupy the bench, the contest between
himself and Judge George l.. Christian,
the late incumbent, having been arranged
TO this effect, with the understanding that
the matter will be taken to the Supreme
Court Of Appeals, before whom the matter
OF contest will be settled.
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yev-Yenr Pictures,

Beginning the new year, make grea
reductions in NY prices.
Cards. from 81 to 81 per dozen;
Cabinets, SO per dozen;
Panels, 81 per dozen;
"A, 81 to 81 each.
NJ. j. POWERS, 525 Broad street.
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kidney KIsEAsE CURED.

CHRiSTiANSBUgC. VA. 1881.
speerlug frnm kidney disease. from which
odd s,ct no relief. 4 tried BROWNS IRON BIT
r,tS which cured me completely. child OF
r,ine recox ing from scarlet fever, had no appc-
,i,e aud dii not seem 90 be able 70 eat al BlL
v,vc him InoN BfrgERS, with the happiest re-
ssriis 4. kYLE MONTAGUE.
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Everybody will need for New-Yeai's day
something good. w. ID. Blair & Co. seven
years ago imported one hundred casks OF
sherry. They have some OF it left OF all
grades and at New York prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02

APrRE AND EFFECTIVE HAIR-DREss1xc.---
Cocoaine, q compound Of cocoanut ON.
beauties the hair, and IL sure to allay m
itching and irritation OF the scalp.
The superiority of Burnett's fiavori1g
extracts consists IN their perfect purity and
strength.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02

HALIFAX, N. s., january 1.-Bctwssn
1850 and IL o'clock last night a sIixhi.
shock OF earthquake was ieIt In tive soslth-..
ern portion OF the city, lasting about thirsp
seconds. Many buildings were shaken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02

TEMPERANCE LEcTuRE.-M'ss Willard
will deliver lecture on temperance ut
seyexth-S,reet Christian church at 1880
O'CLOCK this evening. She Is one OF the
most attractive lecturers OF her sex In the
country. being really gifted rs speaker.
The friends Of the cause she advocates win
doubtless iii the house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
Negro L,nehed in south Carolisa.

CHARLESTON, y. c., January i.--Daye
Roberts, negro confined in the Aobesille
Jail, this state, on charge OF cotton-steal-
ing and murderots assault, was taken out
and lynched last night. Admittanse to the
jall was obtained by strategy. The sheriff
was oyerpowered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02

WIxxIsG OWN JuDGE. This II the
opinion Of Judge j. t. BossIcr, OF st. Tam
many perish, La. :" have found 81. Ja-
cohs Oh to be very cfllcacious In sprains or
bruises. I think there is no oil or Eminent
equal TO it,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
AGoo,I Thing for sonn

is Tinslcy's okra and tomatoes, and Tins
ley's early June peas are small and tender.
They can be bought OF Joseph NJ. Blair,
Grocer, sos pace Block) Main street, at a
low price.