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Earthquakcs I'm Sicily.
Evacuation OF Khartoum Ordered.
Pera0ual.


Mr.. Millais. the painter, who Is worth
about 100000, Is said TO hunger for
coronet.
Professor Churchill, OF Andoyer, gave
lessons In elocution TO Mr.. Arnold while
the latter was In Boston.
Lord Lytton, In 1850, wrote in his diary
that q certain fop, benjamin Disraeli,
was destined to reach one OF the highest
places in England before he died." Bh+
wer was prophet.
Nine. Lucca, who has been singing in
Berlin rs Carmen, said recently: 81 hate
to sing il. The music lies too low for my
voice, but the public demandi t.; and so 1t
Is always Carmen Carmen
Senator Kenna, OF West Virginia. Is
likened 10 Henry Clay by a Washington
correspondent. lie has the same smooth
face. the long, straight nose, and the same
bright, pleasant ewes, while his actions at
times remind one forcibly OF the Kentucky
statesman.
The late Felix ASTON, who died recently
in New York. bequeathes about $4,000 to
various charitable institutions in New
York. To the Mayor OF the Commune IN
France, situated in the village OF Ludes,
near Rheims, he bequeathes 5000 francs
for the benefit Of the poor OF Ludes. The
rest OF his estate he leaves to relatives and
friends in France and to friends in New
York.
Dean lie Breton, the father OF Mrs.
Langtry. now lives in retirement at st.
Breade's, ten miles from st. Heller's. He
Is said to be the handsOmest man in the
Island of Jersey, tall and upright in bear
ing, with a dignfied mien and features.
He long ago was separated from his wife,
who Is chaperoning Mrs. Langtry. The
latter has paid but one visit to Jersey
since her marriage, ten years ago.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Steamer Celtic--Again.
fBy cable to the Dispatch

LONDON, July 12.--The British steamer
Ludgate Hill, Captain Allen, from New
York December 3lst for London, has passed
the Lizard. She reports having spoken
the White-Star steamer Celtic on the 9Th In
latitude 400 30 north. longitude go 3O>
west, which Is about 700 miles west OF
Fastnel. After breaking her shaft the
Celtic beat about several days, the Captain
hoping that when the weather moderated
he would be able 70 return TO New York.
The vessel, however, drffted too far south,
and finding Il impossible TO beat back he
decided to proceed eastward, the passen-
gers approving his course.
The steamer Payonia, which arrived ut
Queenstown to-day, reports that she
passed the Celtic at 10 O'Clock Thursday
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Virginia News.
sburg is to have q town hall.

DiuChsDuiS 10 w IifN tVN il
The name of Tusse,liah post-of in Lu.
nenburg county, Va, has been changed to
- Nutbrush," with Lucy F. Hurt as post
mistress.
4 few nights since fire at Wytheville
destroyed Heuser's bookstore. shoe-shop,
the dwelling and store OF T. n. Newman,
and the office Of DR.. Farmer.
The Stanton Vindicdtor says: On
Thursday Mr.. C.. T. Harris, while opera
ting his saw-mill, near Staunton, had his
hand so badly mangled by the circular-saw
that DR.. Gibson, OF this city, had to ampu-
tate two OF the fingers.
The Shenandoah Valley says: We learn
that a new kind OF bird has been discovered
in this section Of country. 1t resembles the
common tield-lark in color, though it is
smaller, has longer tail. and is more deli
cately marked about the head and neck. Ii
seems to feed about hay-stacks in the field
with the stock. 1t is not timid, and is gre
garious.
The GlendOwer House, three-story
brick hotel at BufOrd's, on the Norfolk and
Western railroad, together with the drug
store and ten-pin alley adjoining. was
burned to the ground Thursday night.
The lire was accidental. The Lynchburg
NelcS says: The Glendower was insured
for $4,000, and the furniture was also in
sured, so it Is learned. The drugstore
building was insured for only $500 and
the stock for 5000.
The Hampton Monitor says During the
heavy gale OF wind and binding rain Tues
dav night 4 colored man by the name of
George Freeman. living on the line OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway this side OF
Old Point junction. discovered tree lying
across the track. He caught brand from
his tire and ran up the road TO warn the
down train from Richmond, which would
soon be due. For nearly an hour he stood
on the track, waving brand after brand
brought to him BIZ his wife, who piled on
the wood and kept his signal bright.
When the train came dashing along the
engineer caught the signal, and the train
was saved.
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Rising Waters.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.

TBy telegraph 20 The Dispatch.J
CINCINNATI. January ia special to
the IimeS-Stor from Charleston, West Vir-
ginia, says: "The unprecedented rise IN
the Elk-river branch OF the Kapawha has
caused q loss of not less than 100000 in
slaves, bark. and lumber. Among the
losers are the OXley Stave Company, who
lose thirteen valuable barges OF slaves; the
Boston Staye Company, $4,000; Maley e
Tbrekeld, saw-mill, $4,000. The Kama
wha has not yet broken up
A special to the TimeS-Stdr from Cat
lettsburg. KY, says: a rise in the Big
Sandy river has begun. and reports from
Louisa Courthouse indicate that greater
rise still is coming. No damage has been
done yet, but the lumbermen are fearful"
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The BeIleviiIe Convent Holocaust.

10y ltltgfdII1 10 DINplIVNsT
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, January 12.-The coro-
rer's jury holding an inquest on the victims
Of the BelleyiIle convent fire returned a
verdict to-day that the fire department did
all that could be done under the circum-
stances; that the use Of dormitories above
the second story in such buildings should
be condemned; that there should be legisla-
tive enactment on the subject; and that the
blame must rest upon the management OF
the institution for not having taken the
precautions which the size and character
of the building and the number of its occu-
pants required. Sister Elenthina has been
appointed mother superior Of the order in
Bellevllle to fill the vacancy caused by the
death OF Mother Mary Jerome.
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A Mob Defics n Military Company


PENDLET0N. OREGON, January 12.-At
the beginning Of the week 300 discharged
railrold-men spent their wages for whis-
key and in riotous living. They came here
two days ago dead broke and demanded
free ride to Portland, and were refused.
Yesterday they boarded the regular west
bound train and held possession. The all-
thorities appealed to General Miles, who
ordered company OF infantry to be sent
Immediately from Walla Walla. When
they arrived the mob still refuse, 10 leave
the train, but permitted the mail chr to go.
The situation is perilous, as 500 more dis
charged men are expected TO arrive Sum
day. No outbreak has occurred yet, but
the men are holding meeting. The Cit.
zcns are doing their best to provide for the
men, who are perfectly destitute. No
serious disturbance is anticipated.
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Heavy Failures I'm New York.

I'd! ItItRfaIH 70 INC IJIsPdICHI
NEW YORK, January 12.-J. NJ. Fuller d
Co., grain brokers, and +. W. Coleman d
Co. were posted on the Produce Exchange
this morning as unable to meet their con-
tracts. The failure OF j. NJ. Fuller & Co.
is bad one. The firm never recovered
from their trouble about two months ago.
The failure Of T.. w. Coleman & Go. is said
to be quite as disastrous. 1t was brought
about mainly by their western friends fail
ing TO respond on margins when called for.
The firm consists OF L. w. Coleman. Con-
slider Parish, and A. w. Clark. Coleman
has been in business for over forty years.
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Execution i'm Georgia.


NEW ORLEANS, La, January ia spe-
cial to the Picdytne from Arcadia SAYS:
" Jerry Alexander (colored) was hanged at
Sparta, La, yesterday for the murder OF
Samuel Fleming December 81, 1882. The
drop fell at 2:30 p. M. His neck was not
broken, and the verdict was that he died
from strangulation. Alexander confessed
his guilt on the gallows, and said he was
ready TO diev
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Cardinal McCIOskey.
sEMi-CENTENNlAI. CELEBRATION OF HIS oRDi'
NATION TO THE PRIESTHOOD.

HVNssSss~S
SEMI-CRNTESNlAL CELEBRATION OF HIS oRDi-
NATION TO THE PRIESTHOOD.
tBy telegraph 10 the Dispaich.l
New YORK. January 12.--Thc fifticth an
niyersary Of the ordination OF Cardinal
McCloskey was celebrated TODAY at the
Cathedral with all the pomp and magniti-
cence that can characterize the most JOY
Gus festivals OF the Catholic Church. The
great building was thronged with clergy
and laity. Within the chancel were Arch
bishop Corrigan the Cardinals coadiutor).
Bishops Loughlin. C0nroy. Spaulding, Nc
Quaid, Wigger. O'Farrall, McNoerney, and
Wadhams, and about one hundred and
fifty priests. In the body OF the church
were some two hundred clergymen, with
very many prominent citizens. Pontiflcal
high mass was celebrated by Bishop Lough-
lin. The Cardinal did not appear within
the sanctuary until after the communion,
when he entered in company with Monsig-
nori Quinn and Preston, and attended by
his private secretary, Father Farley. He
showed marked signs OF feebieness in his
gait. but pronounced the benediction in
clear tones. He was attired in Cdppo
Magma of red silk and white ermine.
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thing with them which might demonstrate
to the Jury that they 1.-THE stEtues were
patchworks OF unrelated parts. This
sweeping offer Mr.. Bangs declined, saying.
eve win allow the other side 10 make all
these experiments" On Monday afternoon
a visit will be made TO the Central Park
Museum by Judge shipman, the jury, and
counsel on both sides.
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WOOIIen-Mills Burned.

BY Telegraph 20 The Dlspatch.I
WILMINGTON, DEL, January 12.-Thc
Knowles Woolen-Mills. at New Castle,
Del, are on fire, and will be totally de-
stroyed. The fire originated in the picker
room. The loss will be from $4,000 to
10000, partially covered by insurance
Philadelphia agencies. One hun
dred and fifty hands are thrown out OF en-
ployment by the fire.
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In the Teuardent- Cesnola art libel suit in
New York Friday sensation was caused
by the reading OF an offer from the de-
PENDANT (CesnoIa), allowing the plaintiff to
saw the suspected statues INTO pieces, to
put them Into potash baths, or 70 do any
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Neither House In Session--The Runicrs In
Regard 20 Democratic Bol, In the Ohio
Legislature The Grand Army OF the Re-
pubiic Wants the Indians 10 60 Further
west-Ccst OF the Star.Route Trials-Wit-
uesses Have Good Time-rhe Presidency
Of she Senate-sir. Sherman-Personais-
Brief News Items, &c.
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Eailer ExplOsiOu.

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
NEW ORLEANS. January 12.-The boiler
OF the arkansas Press, belon cling to ID. p.
White g. Co., exploded this morning, in
iuring four men. including ID. p. White.
Jerry White (colored), fireman, is believed
to be fatally injured.
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Ey Telegraph.
NEW YORK. January l2j 1884

NEW YORK. January 12i 1884.
The stock marFet opened strong and sgher on
tine announcement Z AT the trouble over the Utah
business had been sci tied up by the formation of
new pool Prices advanced kGlh. Denver rose
IL; Chicago. Burlington and Quincya; Michigan
Central 4, oregon TranscontinentaI p. Union Pa
cfc I, Wabash preferred 81, Western Union y.
shortly sfter 1870 o'clOcs number of failures
in the grain trade were reported, aud this had q
depressing effect on rhe stock market. Union Pa
cifc declined l, Western Union =, Central Pacific
II, ST. Paul Ia. Denver Ia, Louisville and NASH
vile /. Missouri Pacific ~, Jersey l, oregon
TrnscOntinental l, Omaha II. Omaha preferred /,
buying orders, and The market became firm once
NOR. After 205 =. NJ. Union Pacific pur-
general list favorably Buying was quite spirited
towards the close, and a confident tone char
acterized dealings. The improvement WIS based
in the official confirmation OF the reported forina-
ton Of pool by the Union Pacific, Chicago. Bur-
ington and Quincy, Denver and Rio Grande
Railroads, and ny the announcement that the Chi
caeo, Burlington and Quincy directors ut meet
ing to-day had appointed committee to meet Il
committee representing the reads forming the new
western alliance with the view of efecting a set
Element. The rise was further assisted by re-
ported advance IN steel rats and by the belief that
the decline in wheat would stimulate the export
movement Oft same. short Interest IN the mar
ket was largely increased during the morning,
especially in the of Louisville and Nashville,
Union Pacific. Lackawanna and 81. Pau. In the
final sales the market ran up l3d}s. Speculation
prices are sd% lower, except Denver, Missouri
Pacific. Northern Pacific preferred, Union Pacific,
and Western Union, which are bdH higher.
Transactions II West Shore bonds the past week
have been enormous and wide REGULATIONS have
taken place. Sales $4,000 shares.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. January 12.-The weekly state
ment of the associated banks shows the following
changes Loans decrease. Sl,457.S00; specie in
crease. i5.l93.200; legal tenders increase.
S2,e22.3UO: deposits increase, sS.303,50U; CIR
culaton de reuse, sfS,i00; reserve increase,
fi.939,625.
The banks now hold S14,151,575 in excess of
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Jar uary l2.-Virginia 6's. "onso-
dated, Al past-due coupons, So; new l0-4i's,
SO: new SIS, sos. Bid.
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Do not be deceived; ask for and take
only b. III. Douglass Il Sons Capsicum
Cough Drops for Coughs, Colds, and Sore
Threats. d. ). and Trade Mark on every
Dfop.
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TUBE.ROSES. &c.

10 TUBE-ROSES FREE, WITH 40,
Giadiolus, / Calladium. / Amarylls, yKSaeS
Cactus, z Iris, Pure-Whife Lily, Chrysanihe-
mum. Cyclamen, l Zephranthes, i Magnolia,
Plants--al first-cass stock-delivered In the city,
or sent by express for 81 mails .G0-worth So.
ja 13-Itt III. A. CATLIN, Richmond, Va.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, January IL, 1884.

sALEs.-FfRsr BoARD.-16 shares Petersburg
Railroad at 22k. 10 do. at 22K; 20 shares Union
Bank at 81; 1000 Georgia Pacific first SIS at SO,
1000 do. at 81; 5000 North Carolina s,s at
11O4; 10 shares Charlotte. Columbia and Au-
gusta Railroad at 26&.
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The State Senatorial Vote
I'm MecIkIcnburg.
Especial telegr

Especial telegram 70 The Dispatch.J
KEYsynLE. Va, January 12.-The vote
OF MeckIenburg was: Scott (DemocraD,
LOOP; William TONNES (Mahoneite), 1921.
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-DERHAPS YOU'D LIKE

II
TO get inside Of good, warm OVERCOAT,
or extra length, now that frosty
winter is here and no mistake.
- We're selling some real good ones BELOW
so, while for s12, $3.50, s13, s14, and
-sI5 we have all sorts of very Stylish Over
garments.
. Our prices for Heavy Clothing have been so
that lockers become buyers Oh
the spot. Anything wanted In the way Of
Warm Clothes or Underclothes for Man or
hoy is HERE at your service, and at
you-as Low as have been
In this or any other city.
. -. Orders coming to Us by mail are filed
with care and dispatch.
A. SAKS & CO.,
ONE-PRlCE CLOTHIERS,
1913 MAIN STREET.
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BOARDING.

rT,HE LARGE AND COMMODIOUS
l. HOUSE No. 500 north Sixth street. under
going thorough repairs, will be ready for BOARD
EhS by the 9Th Of January.
ROOMS TO LET and BOARD had on rcasena-
BILE terms.
Ia 1855 Mrs. SARAH II. WATKINS.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA. COUNTY OF HENRICo-sS:
I. II. G. Burnett, cashier of the aboyc-named
bank, do sOlemnly swear that the above statement
IS true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
II. e. BURNETT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn To before me this 9th day
Of January, 1854. WILLIAM T. ALLEN,
Notary Public.
COrrect-Attest:
l. DAVENPORT. JE.,
w. r. YARBROUGH, Directors.
RICHARD J.. BROWN.)
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TArEMENr.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
III THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK AT
RICHMOND, IN THE HTATE OF VIRGINIA,
81, 1888:
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night five hundred and forty miles west Of
Fastnet.
Ffre.Damp Horror.
ARRAs, FRANCE, January 12.--An explo-
sion OF fire-damp occurred to-day at the
Eerfey coal-mine. Seven men were killed.
Twelve men, all injured, were rescued.
Five Others persisted.
Earthquakes I'm Sicily.
LONDON, January 12.-Several shocks OF
earthquakes were felt yesterday at the
towns OF Linguaglessa and Castlglione, In
the Island OF Sicily.
Evacuation OF Khartoum Ordered.
PARIS, January IL. "A telegram from
cairo states that the Egyptian Government
has given orders to evacuate Khartoum.
The guns will be spiked and powder
destroyed
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STATE OF VIRGINIA. CITY OF RICuMoND-sS:
I. Mann s. Qaarles, cashier Of the aboye-named
bank, do sOleninly swear that the above statement
Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief
MANN s.QUARLES, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn Ia before me this l th day
Of january, 1854. II. \. MCCURDG.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
j. u. PACE,
=. VI. ROsENBAUM. Directors.
CHARLES II. TALBOTT,)
ia 1921
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FINANCIAL.

cash TO INVEST.-AN ENERGET-
" IC. PRACTICAL BUSINESSMAN, with
CASH CAPT. Al. DESIRES TO INVEST in some
respectable and paying branch of mercantile or
manufacturing business with 4 well-cstabiished
and reliable firm in Richmond. Lynchburg, or
Danville. Va. or In some other thriving southern
city. Best OF references given and required. Adj
dress G.. ". t., Charlottesville. Va.
de lS-dlm&wlm
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sEINE-rHREAD.
LICHTENsTEIN'sNuWN

COZ, SEVENTEENT0 AND FKANkLlS FIEEkfS,
80 RICHMOND, VA.
SElNE.TfiREAD OF all Nos. and qualities:
PATEN'f and SOFT-LAlD sEiNE-TwtNESs
COTTON ROPES, all sixes;
CORKS aud cORkWoOp.
NETS and NETTING 10 stock and made 10 or
der 81 shoSt notice. Lowest price, svsTauesSa;
3nle Laporsers Of lhe LION BRAND MINE
THREA ii-wayranse ed 70 rive satisftctiQp.
XACRAME TWiNEs, wliie and eolorsa. sra
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fla 1SI
UDOMEsTIC JOYsv DOMESTIC

IS nOMESTIC JOYS" DOMESTIC
~ JOYS."-BREEDEN, TALLY CO.'S.
500 EAST BROAD STREET.-CalicOeS at 4c.. 4c..
4c.: Calicoes al Sc. much better grade among
them a great many OF the SIC. quality put In TO
clean up stock: Cocheco Cambrics NJ Sc; cut
"a Cotton at Sc: four different brands at 0c
VIII OpcI New Hamburgs. Swis. Trimmings, &C..
next week. Now, a word about our Winter Stock,
before our February inventory. "Brgains.r
Bargains" Bargains" Brocad Flush at
x1.50, reduced from S2.50-colors browI, garnet
black, and bronze. Job Dress Goods at l2l4 in
this lot are great many goods sold two months
ago ut 90 and 25c. per ward. Cloaks at greatly
reduced prices. for ladies and children Balmcrals
and shawls marked down. Our stock of Notions.
Dress Trimmings, &c. Is still very good a call
will convince the most skeptcal that we are Offer
ing great Inducements IN 1877
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STORAGE.
SHORTHAND.


A LADIES' CLASS WILL BE Or
"A GANlZED at Richmond Phonographlc
School JANUARY 14TH. at 4. VI. GENTLE
MEMS CLASS TAUGHT BOTH DAY AND
NIGHT. Positions furnished those who complete
Il course TYPE-WRITING TAUGHT.
PROFESSOR W. f.. TOOKE.
Principal.
POST. OFFICE Box 131. ia l3-ltA
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NEW YORK COTTON rUTUREt

NEW YORK, January 12.-Cotion-Net receipts,
easy: sales, 10000 bales: January. slO6S9
sl0.69; February, tl0.79@tlO. 50; March,
f10.96@s1 0.97: April xll.ll@slIl2 May.
Sll.25: June. S1l.3s: Juiy. $ll.49Msl LOO;
August, Sl1.5SMS11.59: September. ~ l.22ea
sll.26; October, sl0.S3@slo.S7; November
$40. 73MRlO.77.
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". J. JOHNSON,
Il. G. NORTON, ! Directors.
ja13-lt {. W. SMITH.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
III TIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK or RICH
MOND. AT RICHMOND, IN TIE STATE OF
VIRGINIA.. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
DECEMBER 81. 1888:
RESOURCES.
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E / + SO Y "A /.
Z r 90 z A A LII
GGGa I 2 = ZEE
: ea / { { i II
GGG LII UCU ZEE

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Ey,rything SOLID AS ROCK .--HARn As ADA
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thing Else with inseparable Tenacity! MANU.
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SAUR.KRAUT.
sHAKESPEARE CLASS.


IN CONSEQUENCE OF A CHANGE
l. Of schedule and Of the present Irregularities Of
seems wrlluigh useless for me 10 try TO meet the
SHAKESPEARE CLASS before the 10TH OF
FEBRUARY. The members Of the ella can In
the interval read the play OF HAML EFT, In connec-
ton with the questions thereon published by me In
1.-TWO Shakespeare Examinations.
Very respectfully,
ia 1927 WILLIAM TAYLOR TH0M.
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March, 1884, and Interest Will cease on That
day.
Treasury wyman says now no notes OF
the denominations OF g. s., and $40, and
reserve OF the United States notes, are held
10 redeem other United States notes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-13
:. sugar unchanged.
LWAUkEE
vkyCrI January 10 -Elour dnll

MrLwAugEE. January IL. Flour dull. Wheat
weak and lower; No. 2, cash and January, 9 lie
Corn inactive; No. 2. 5Jc. Oats weak; No. z
33c. Provisions easier. Mess pork, Sl4.5j cast
and January. Lard-Prime steam, SS.S7% cash
ndJanuary. Hogs steady at $40; dressed hogs
scarce at f6.50GfG.75.