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GENERAL FoREIsx NEWS.
The steamship Celtic.
fBy cable to The Dispatch.l


LryERpoor. january 1.-The steamer
Bothnia from New York has arrived at
this port. She reports having passed, on
December 10Th. in latitude AZ, longitude
SO. four-masted steamer, evidently the
Celtic. under sail against contrary winds.
Her progress was slow. The Bothnia re-
ports that adverse winds continued during
her voyage. Further news from the Celtic,
therefore, need not be expected for some
DAYS. rThe Celtic sailed from New York
December 18th, for Liverpool, and was
spoken In latitude Al, longitude Ga, on De-
cember ed, under sail.
A Church I'm Memory Of Daniel O'Con.
nell.
ROME. January THE Pope TODAY
gave audience TO Very Rev. L. Br0snan,
the parish priest OF Cahrciven. in the
diocese OF Kerry, Ireland, the birthplace OF
Dan OConnell. Father Brosnan has been
raising money TO erect church In memory
Of O'Connelrs services. The Pope
warmly praised the project and eulogized
UConnel,w whom he said he saw in the House
of Commons in 1913. His Holiness blessed
the contributors to the building. He also
promised to furnish the first stone for the
church, and to depute Most Rev. Thomas
w. Crokc, Archbishop OF the Province OF
Cashel, to lay it.
Resignation Of the Egyptian Ministry.
CAIRO, January THE Egyptian min
istry rendered their designations to the
Khedive at O'Clock this evening. Cheriff
Pacha, prime minister, accompanied the
resignation with letter to the Khedlve
explaining the reason.
PARIS, january 1.-THE Khedive has ac-
cepted the resignation of the ministers.
He has requested them TO remain in office
until their successors are appointed.
Guarding Against Dynamiters.
GLASGOW. January In consequence
OF renewed threats of dynamiters an extra
force Of police has been placed on duty at
the post-otfice and other public buildings
in this city.
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By Telegraph.

NswvoRK. January I. Cotton firm sales. IA ~,
bales uplands, lU,,c.: orleans. lOsc CONSOLE
Jated net receIDts 2O.O21 bales; exporls--to
Greot Rr'tain. ol.53O bales: TO France, 1864
Sales; to the continent. 2,i27 bales. southern
dour unchanged. whest-spot nrini nngraaed
s To . reJ January. ii 0e3sasl 1O4 Corl-spot
t,r g and o1iea unsraded, S5667c; white south
ern, 0s@7Oc.: No: 2, January, 65smSose,, Oats nn
Yoke: No. 2. 4i@ilAe. Hops ual, ana "n,
siaSe: 10. Rio, spot, sle;6o; January,
Si0.so. Sugar dull and depressed; h l 70 GOOD
refining. 5Ht1Gc; refined dun 9, oh@Dc., e nrs
Mel o:' off 4, 6k@7s mould A. ne; standard
Az .iessiss. confectionery a.. Is; cs,loar
and crushed, SIC: powdered; ,sessic;; srAn,s-
. CSsnaed Rice arm aud III fair inquiry Ccts.p-
seed oil. 47@S0c. Rosin dull y sl.So,s,si.oo.
Turpenine h,m 3oks: hld. . miaes s,c a W. ~
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The state Senatorial Elections.

XXXIST AND XXX1ID DISTRlCTS-N0RF0LK
DEMOCRATS Do NOT THINK The ELECTION
LEGAL AND ABSTAIN FROM yOTING-RUE
PROBABLY ELECTED IL THE XxXIIID DIS
TRICT.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatcb.l
NORFOLK, Va, January THE election
was held here to-day but no Democrats
voted. William II. Turner, Coslitionist,
received over LOO votes for the Senate in
Princess Anne. Few Democrats voted. In
Portsmouth there was no Democratic cam
didate for the Senate. NJ. p. kue had ma
iority OF 125 over John Callahan, Republic
can. Five hundred Democrats did not
vote IN Norfolk county. The vote is close
between Rue and Callahan. 1t is thought
Rue is elected. The Democrats OF Norfolk
believe there was no legal election to-day.
XXyTH DISTRICT SCOTT DEMOCRATS AHEAD
AS PAR AS HEARD FROM.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.
DRAKE's BRANCH. January THE result
in the precincts heard from is as follows !:
Smiths Tavern-Scott (Democrat), IS;
Townes (Mahoneite), 112. Courthouse
scott, 127; Townes. So. SCOTS Store
Scott, 81 Townes, IS. Keysville-TOwnes,
145; Scott. Ill.
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THE VIRGINIA COUPON CASE OF SMITH vs..
GREENHOw REINsTATED N TIE UNITED
STATES COURT.
By telegraph TO the Dlspatch.I
WASHINGTON, January IA decision
was rendered by the United States ST.
Dreme Court to-day IN one Of the new
series OF Virginia coupon tax cases-viz..
A. Austin Smith, plaintiff in error. against
5. c. GreenhOw. This was suit brought
by taxpayer of Richmond, Va. in the
State court, against Greenhow, treasurer
of that city, for alleged trespass in enter
ing the house of the former and Selling
certain household furniture. The Trea-
surer set up the plea OF justification
of trespass; that it was his duty to
levy on the property of the plaintiff
and sell it in satisfaction OF certain
taxes then due and owing. TO this the
plaintiff filed replication. alleging the
previous tender in payment OF said taxes
of coupons cut from bonds issued by the
State OF Virginia, under authority OF an
act Of General Assembly of that State,
approved March 2S, 1879, making such
COUPONS receivable for such taxes. De-
PENDANT rejoined that by act OF the General
Assembly OF Virginia Of January 2G, 1882,
he was forbidden to receive these coupons
IN payment OF taxes. After some further
proceedings the case was, on petition OF
plaintiff. removed to the Circuit Court OF
the United States for the Eastern District
OF Virginia on the ground that 1t arose
under the Constitution Of the United States.
On the 4th OF September, 1888, 1t was
on motion OF defendant remanded to the
State court; whereupon plaintiff brought
the ease here upon writ OF error. This
court holds that it sufficiently appears from
the record that the PLAINTIFFS case arises
under the Constitution OF the United
States within the rule as laid down in
Bridge PI9prietors as. Hoboken Company,
l Wall, ll6-142. II follows, therefore, that
the United States Circuit Court, in holding
that II did not raise a constitutional ques-
ton, and in re anding II for that reason to
the State court committed an error. The
order remanding the case 10 the State court
Is reversed, and the cause is relnstated In
the Federal court with directions to pro-
coed therein in conformity with the law.
opinion by Justice Matthews.
The submission OF other Virginia tax
coupon cases on printed briefs is set aside.
and they are restored to the docket to be
argued orally when they are reached.
Tbis viii have the effect OF postponing
them Tor three years.
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sales and give general satisfaction; one case In
particular you should know of. Mr.. John X
Green, 72S Spring-Gardeu street, Philadelphia
Pa. has been suffering from kidney affection
which superinduced rheumatism. He tried ply
slcians and remedies In vain. He was obliged tn
take morphine to induce sleep, his trouble was SO
great. Reading your advertisement in the Chris
tian at Work. he was prevailed upon by one Of his
daughters to try It. Three bottles effected cure
aud now he Is an enthusiast for Hop Bitters. He
is one of the oldest residents In the locality named
and known as gentleman Of unusual probity.
HENRY TOTEM.
672 north Tenth street, Philadelphia Pa.
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Frozen TO Death.
r.v re,eoranh ia the Dispatch.l

fBv telegraph TO the Dispatch.I
PETEETBuRG, VA. January An un-
known man was found frozen to death in
Prince George county yesterday ut point
six miles from here. He YVES about forty
years of age. On his person were found
an empty rum-bottle and two coppers.
An inqu, at WIS held to-day, and verdict
in accordance with the above facts rem
dered.
CHICAGO, january "A dispatch to tie
journal from Little Rock, Ark. says !:
Three hunters. Henry Shields, Edward
Shields, and James Anderson, we're frozen
to death on the prairie, in Chickasaw nation,
OH the night OF the 9Th instant.
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1Oc.: Trxss, selected. sy611Oc. Wool quiet: do
nestle fleece, s9@4Sc.: Texas. i0@2Ic. Pork
% se r 1o onr essl, se '' Lard S Seensd
steam ss spos, y" 81 i7%ssss.as: January, ss.is
$500. Freiehts nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. January 7.-Flour quiet and
steady; Howard street and western superfue. $50
civ Mills snpcrnne, ss@s3.75: extra. SAG
s6s5: Rio brands. 20. 75@s6; wheat-so,t,,ern
red. sl.ns@sl.1l; amber. 4L10Mfj.13; NO. !
Maryland, sl.1oN bid No western winter RED.
ern scarce and higher: western steady and quiet
southern white. 56a61c.: yellow. 62665c. Oats
higher and scarce: southern, 40G43c.; western
39@43c. Provisions easter aud dull. Mess pork,
+i5.25. Buik- meats--shoulders and clear rib
sides. packed, end SIC. Observation-Disclosures, 7%c.;
Refined. CSC. Coffee steady: Rio cargoes, ordi-
nary 10 fair, 1hM12Ac. Sugar quiet and steady;
"A" soft, nc. whlskey nominalIy steady al
sl.1s@s1.1sT. Freights dull
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. January 7.-Flour in fair demand
family 4.50d4.S5; fancy, S5Das5.f0. Wheat
quiet AT s1.04GsI.o5. Corn stronger; No. 2
mixed, 5iMJ2c. Oats strong and hipher az 34kCc
35c. Lard In fair demand ut Ss.75@se
short rib, s7.62k. Bacon steady; shoulders,
1928; short rib, $500; short clear. 1915.
Whiskev ste tdy NJ Sl.14. Sugar easier; hard re-
fined at e4@9sc.; New Orleans, $50 61ic. Hogs
arm: common and light. s4.75@s5.9o; packing
and butchers, S5.70pS6.05.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE January 7.-wheat quiet; No.
red winter, s1.0269s1 .03. 'orn-No. white,
SEE. mixed. 51c. Oats-SIAed western. 3jk@
30c. Provisions steady and firm. Mess pork,
Sl5. uik-mcats-Shoniders, 1925: clear RIB,
s7.62h; clear sides. $7.S7f. BacOn-Shoulders'
1915: clear rib 1926: clear. ss.75. Hams
sugar-curcd, l2@13c. Lard-Choice kettle, 1 lie.
ST. LOUIS.
quotably higher. Wheat opened firm and higher.
and cl sed each higher: No. 2 red tall. ST. %
61Si.031 cash. SI.02hmS1.027s January. Corn
higher: 1870 Ste. cash, ACC. January. oats
higher: 34hd351c. cash. Whiskey steady Pro-
visions unchanged only small job trade done.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. January Flour unchanged. Wheat
Little doing: January, 943sMa5@c. No. 2 red
winter. 96G9Sc Corn Market opened stronger
and closed weak and lower; cash, 574m57ssc /;
January. 57inHssic. Oats quiet and shade
easier: cash and January. 33hM33Sc. Pork In
fair demand; cash, Sl4.4n@Sl4.50. Lard irregu-
ss.s7H. Bulk-mcatS In fair demand shoulders,
s6 % short rib, s7.6J; short clear $3.50. Wills
key steady.
MrLwAUEEe, January 7.-FIour dun Wheat
weaker: No. 2 Milwaukee,. cash, aud January,
$3.50. Corn dull; No. 2. 57%c. Oats quiet: No. 2.
33IM33bc Provisions easier. Mess pork, Bl4.4 10
cash and January. Hams-Sweel-pi picked. l0Cq
10Hc Hogs steady At S5.10a9so. 10: dressed hogs
sieSuy ut s6.50@s6.65.
>rr,u ynn1 ,,,,,rrrH rTrrvpVe
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An Abducted Child Restored.
[By telegraph TO The Dispatch.I

MACON, GA, January Dora Csner. a
ten-year-old daughter OF e. d. Usner, Of
st. Louis, paymaster OF the Cairo Short
Line. who was abducted OH December 18th
bv Usners divorced wife, was found to-
day at Eastman by Officer Wylie, OF the
Macon police, and restored to her father.
Mr.. Usner came provided with requlsi-
ton from the Governor OF Missouri for his
wife, but after securing the child without
trouble he decided not to modest her. Fa-
Their and child return to st. Louis to-mor-
rOW
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Three Stores Burned.

fBy telegraph to the DIspaich.I
NEW ORLEANS, January IA special to
the Picap,ne from Natchitoches says: Al
midnight last night a fire broke out in the
basement OF w. Almsley d Co.'s dry-goods
and grocery store, destroying the building
and contents The stores OF John Trichels
and II. A. Walmsley were also burned.
These three stores were the finest in town.
Loss. S15, 200; insurance, $4,000.
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immense hydraulic mining operations. The
case involved the agricultural prosperity 81
the entire Sacramento Valley. and the dc.
cision Is the most important ever rendered
ON the Pacific coast. The farmers are
holding Joyous demonstrations In different
parts OF the State. The case VIII be APP
pealcd TO the Supreme Court.
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Investigating Grand.Jury Scandal.
nv ,ologronh to the Dlsp,tch.I


FREEHOLD. n. j., January THE grand
Jury is to inquire in what manner the ir-
dictment found by Il former grand jury
against DR.. Nelson Henry, OF New York,
for perjury in the Corey case, was made
public the same day it was found, ard why
it was that five minutes before the final adj
iournment OF the same grand jury the vote
on the indictment was reconSidered and
the bill was killed. This action led TO
some very ugly rumors at the time.
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Burned To Death.

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.
NEWARK, n. j.. January 7.--Myer Gar
iunckle, butcher, Of 80 Jefferson street, at
tempted 10 light fire with kerosene and
set fire 10 bis shop. lie ran into the street
and gave the alarm, and then going back
Tor bus money was overcome by smoke and
burned 10 death. Peculiar, loss trifiing.
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RELrABLE TESTIMONY.
PnnAprLrmrA. Pa, september 9, 1872.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, September o, 1882.
Hop Filters Company:
lam scventy-four years old. have lived thirty
four years In PhiIadeIphis, and well known among
Germans. have been troubled twelve years with
a white swelling on my right foot and getting
worse every year, and very painfr, and breaking
out IN hot weather. consulted several doctors .
and they told me II was incurabIc, aud would
have to take 1t with me in the grave. Some time
ago lost my appetite, was costivc, had headache.
and fever; In fact, was very sick. | saw In the
Sherman Democrat that Hop BIttcrs was what
needed. I got bottle, took 10 one week, aud was
a. well again rs ever, aud 10 my greatest surprise.
right from the first my swelling went down grad
ualy and taking another bottle got entirely we'll
Of II. The wife Of my neiehbor had two such
swellngs on her legs and three bottles cured her.
think this Is great triumph for your bItters.
JOHN STOLL,
No. 4 Young's alley, above Willow street.
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RPsIrIuiuC Work.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch

TBy telegraph % the Dspatch.J
EAsToN, PA, January THE Catasauqua
Manufacturing Company. OF Catasauqua,
started up all departments OF its works on
full time this morning. The works had
been idle about four weeks. and during
that time nearly 200 men had teen out Of
employment.
Stewart e. Co.'s wire-mllls in south
Easton, which had been idle several weeks
on account OF the depression in trade, are
IN full operation to-day. This Glm en-
plovS about 900 men.
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Observation-Disclosures.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JAN. 7, 1854.


PORT OF RICHMOND, JAN. Z, 1854.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New York.
merchandise aud passengers q. W. Allen Co.
agents
steamer Ashland, Tunnel Philadelphia. mer-
chandlse and passengers. j. W. NcCarrick. agent.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Manhattan, stevens. New York, mer-
chand,se land sailed fol- West Point. Old Do
miniOn steamship Company.
steamer Wyoming. Smith. Philadelphia, mer-
chandlse and passengers G.. w. Alen& Co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, Unifd ststs
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. B. Tat NJ
superintendent.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. JAN. 7, 1884.
fly Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Luray, Schermerhorn, Norfolk. mer-
chandiSe and passengers, Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed on return).
steamer Accomac. .Dek. merchandise and pas.
sengers. Smithlleld, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company land sailed on reiurnl.
steamer Northampton, McCarrick, Norfolk
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed on returnI.
Steamer Guvandotte, Kelly, New York and
sailed for West Point, Old Dominion steamship
Company.
Steamer william Kennedy, Parker, Providence.
steamer George Appold, Foster, Providence,
and sailed on return.
steamship Ben Veoriicls (Brtish), Boston. for
Bull river. :. C.. put in tor coal.
schooner Lookout. Pearc~. New York.
Schooner Charles l.. Mitchell. Frost Providence.
SAILED.
Bark Annie Burrell, Haynes. London, logs and
ii
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BALTIM0RE LIyE-sTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. January 7.-Beef-cattle-N Market
slow; tops a shade better: common lower; very
best, &c. FIRST quality. 5M6c.: medmium, 4f 5c
ordinary, 2@3Hc.: most sales from A.! to &c.;
receipts. SO head: sales. SS4 head. Swine In
rather light supply and fairly good demand: quo
tations. ia sisc.: receipts, 4.456 head. Receipts
of sheep, 2,749 head; quotations-sheep 2h@
&c In liz IN 20
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Tn. Ways and Means To- Morrow MIR. Nor
r,son,s rariT Bin About Ccmpieted--iron
orc--.u,,c,rated Reduction Of NATIONAL
Bank Circulation Bnckner's Inter-
oaI-Revenue Bil--Thc Bonded Whiskey
c,n-The Maryland Scnatorship-Pcrscnai
>cwst,ems-- virginia B,lls-Briefs. SC.
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BIG Fire in CINCINNATI.

IBy Telegraph 10 The Dispatch.I
CINCINNATI. January 7.-Proctor & Gam
pes extensive soap and candIc-works. the
.aFEest In this city, are now on fire, with the
Prospect o. being d total loss. A general
a'arm has been sounded. The loss will
probably aggregate two hundred thousand
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Suicide I'm Alexandria.

By te1egraph 70 The DlsDalch.1
ALEXANDRIA, VA, January 7.-James J..
Adam. an employee in the general office of
the Virginia Midland Railway Company.
who took two ounces Of iaudanum last Fri
day plornng. died to-day from the effects.
The cause assigned for the act is unrequited
lnua
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Fire i'm Salem. Ala.

(By telegraph to the Dispatch.I
COLUMBUS, GA, January THE store
and warehouse OF Kennon a. Hill, OF Salem,
Ala. was burned Sunday night, with 300
bales OF cotton. The loss is estimated ut
s33, 900; insured for $4,000.
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LEEIONIN' I'M ApfII Io' f5Szs
Hop Btters Company:
have not been well for three years: tried almost
every kind of patent medicines and no less than
seven doctors, one of Elmira. n. Y: none have
done me any good. l lnally tried YOUR Hop Bit
tiers, and found them just the thing. have praised
them so highly there Is a great number here who
use them with great benefit and satisfaction.
Very respectfully yours, Y. Hunt.
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Fatal BOiier-Explosion.

IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
EAST SAGINAW. MICH, january THE
boilers In Hood e. Parsons mill at Merrill.
saginaw county, exploded this morning,
wrecking the mill and killing the engineer
and another man.
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srrrpsurIL. ND. November 10. 1881.

oIITFNffIf1s. INTs. NUFtI1TNT IOs ISofs
Dear Sirs: I have read 50 much about Hop Bit
tiers, and always being afflicted with neuralgia.
weakness, diseased stomach. never having much
health, tried u couple bottles: IL has strength
cned and helped me more than any medicine or
doctor. am now on my third bottle. and avn
thankful that IL has helped me. win advise all
that are afflicted to give II a trial. Luck VAIL.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

5dHuHfy T. 1887.
sALEs.-FfRsT BOARDS, 900 virginia consol
coupons. old. at 81; 1000 virginia new 3's at
56s; 1000 Columbia and Greenvllc second SIS
az 10; 10 Richmond and Petersburg railroad at
rs; 1,V0U Atlanta aud Charlotte incomes at s44.
SECOND BoARp.-5,0U0 Atlant, and Charlotte
incomes at s41, 1000 do. at SAX. 1000 do. at
8ik. 1000 do. at s4lf, 1000 do. at s4v; IL At
lanta and Charlotte Railroad stock at toy. do.
at TN; 5000 Virginia new 3'sat57.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January 7-NooR.-Stocks strong.
Money easy AZ 2@24 per cent ENchange-
states dull.
Erening.-Exchangn. 1929. Money. 1iS@2% per
cont Treasury balanccs-CurTcncy, Sli6,1S5;
coin S6.733. Governments generally firm. AZ
per cents, 114s: per cents 1924; 3 per cents
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[By telegraph 10 the Dispateh.l
HARIIspuRG. Pa. January 7.-Judge ST.
monitor has granted new trial TO William
Andrews, convicted OF numbering his wife
nearly three years ago.
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BEAT THE WORLD.

ROCKVILLE, Conn. March @, 1882.
Hop Baters Company:
7 have been taking your gop BIttcrs for sevcra
weeks. and they beat the world.
l.. ). LEWIS, Lewis's Axlcs Machine.
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WICKED For CLERGYMEN.

IL believe II to be all wrong and even wicked for
elergymen or other public men 10 be led into Civ
ing testimonials toquack doctors or patent medi-
cnes but when really meritOrious article. COM
posed Of valuable remedies known 10 all. and that
all physicians use and trust In daily we should
freely commend II. | therefore chrerfully and
heartily commend Hop Btters for the good they
have done me and nay friends, firmly believing
they have no equal for family use. will not be
without them" Rev. Il. r.,
Washington, ID. 4.
\ good Baptist clergyman Of Bergen, y. V, n
strong temperance man, suffered with kidney trou-
BILE. neuralgia, and dizziness almost 10 blindness
over two years after he was advised that Hop Bil-
tiers would cure him, because he was afraid Of and
preludiced against the word 4" bitters." Since his
cure he saws none need fear but trust in Hop Bit
tiers.
My wife and daughter were made healthy by the
use of Hop Biitors and recommend them 10 my
Ioople.-MC thodist Clergyman. Mexico, MY.
| had severe attacks Of gravel and kidney trou-
bic: was unable TO get any medicine or doctor to
,ure me until | used Hon Bitters, and they cured
me In a short time.-A distinguished lawyer and
temperance orator Of Wayne county. NY.
Tia Stu, Th(wl&salm
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JUNE Is. 1881.

hop bTtI5 TOWVHHU.
have been suffering five years past with ncu-
ralgia, liver complaint. dyspepsia. and kidney
complaint, and | have doctored with fourteen
different doctors, who did me no good. Al last
tried Hop Bitters, and after us ng few bottles !
received great benefit from them: and II had
used Hop Bitters regularly would have been well
before. know them 10 be the best medicine In
The world for nervous diseases Of all kinds.
JAMES COONIs.
Bcelington. Barber county. W. Va.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTUREs.

|. NEW YORK, January 7.-Cotion-Net receipts.
2.4J9 bales: gross. lO,lS9 bales. Futures closed
weak: sales. 56.OO0 bales Japnary. slO.641
sl066: February. so. 74@sl0.75 March,
&l0.906sl0.91: April ~ l.O5@sl .06 NAV,
$ll.19: June. S11.32: july. S11.44: Angu.t,
@l1.52Os11.53: September. S1l.lS@Sl ~ {:
October, s1O.S0@sl0.s5; November, slo.7O@
SIO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-08

Mr.. Randalps congressional platform Is
said TO be-; "Pass the appropriation bills
and ADJOURN The country will indorse.
Neu York Weird.