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SPRING DRY GOODS.
New. FnshionabIe md Gbeap

TUESDAY, April llih l643
II. JENKINS wouil the attention OF those wanting
u either purchase bargans in Dry Goods
call will the cheapest
Stock VI Staple and Fancy he has offered for
400 packages received opened week from
and arrivals from Europe containing many great
ly ,,hof eorf rfau
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SHOCKOE HILL.


received from Washington City, few days ego. com.
munication the signature " "BnrIor" presume II
was intended Tor The press md handed - the Editor Of
The Wing, who declines publishing without the name Of the
wnter which Do NOT know. JAS H. LYNCH
Richmond, j LTD April. 1913
Wing triumph m Hudson-Ihe Wing. Of Hudson min
Cd great victory over locoiocois the city election ON
Tuesday last, cectng every their ticket the
Mayor and one Assistant Alderman, and Collector for the
second Ward. The Mayor defeated ON local quss
ton Last year the Loco iuco- had t a their own way
The elections throughout Columbia County are highly iayo.
rabe TO the Wgs, and exhibit great changes n tcr favor
since last year There b. mistake about IT, the tide b.
turning n our favor throughout the St1tc.N " Courier
s. Ing.
Wig Triumph N SehSHeciady.-1l3n. a. G.. Gibson
/ Iofiiy of over 800.
/ INC Wing candidate Tor Supervisor in Rotterdam b.
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Prime Porto Rico Sugars, Coffee, &c. &c.
1J The attention Of dealers asked Morning.
Of prime New Crop Porto Rico Sugars prime New Crop IArua
aud Rio Coffee, whskey, Gin. Apple brandy, &c SC
ap II WILLIAMS 4 Ann
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A PRiL 80. LADys BOOK, re-ci,sd ;,y
N az 10 J w. RANDOLPH
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LACE GOODS.
UtsT received beautiful assortment ~
- Lisic Eiginrs al widths
Bobbneu 10 do
ID fnsodings do
10 Footinrs IN
Wash Bionie AMI Thule Taccs
t.ncc AMI Metz Wells,
Together 81 Lace eoo ~ Az deserp
tons, which will be aoh very cheap. ~ ,..,,..,.
an 10 Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store
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TRUST SALE OF LAND, NEGROES, NO.

Virtue Of deed Of trust made ON the 81 II
hl I" March ist1 ~ Arhur Brown ne Tor certain
fai u'iein mentioned shall twenty OF Apr
$3.50 " - ~ w. hghrs bidder of cash tis following mud
pe-f poFfv conveyed ~ said deed certain tract
81 ud lying 10. Of enreo srf ,5npr An. i, 81
acha ia william brown and containing twenty Eve acres
t'e 90 - one ueEo tyro beds
ss aui urnituro nurcau ehsir t,brs AID ALL t, r
81 nv tnuschoii aud ktchen flrnfurr.
TIE u ~ I'D properly bceve COOL but acting a. trs
'ee sh'n convey sh rights only vested m no b. The . decd
~ it-cwa. tstSny CAVrURt,S ,r,,.t..
IEflsuNts IN tLA4L ia D. as1 or r55hng of .bs b,
NV ~ ~ JOHN y GORDON.
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NOllCE.-l do hereby authorize and appoint
l sauu" n Woodward my agent TO col.e, all c,
tate OF Peter Winston. deceased e "e f--
ap li-ewit ELIZA yrSsrox A.,
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SsPERM AMI LowCANDLEsA hrstrato article, for
- BY ap3 PEAKE, JONES & WGNSrON.
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city Cured Bacon.
I'D 600 LBS. City Cured Bacon, for sale
,ooO low. for cash, by GEO W. GRErTER.
donr. h.l,..

AfklL llth, lSi3.
NV are this morning opening and be,u,i6,l
OF Cloths and Cassimeres say Medium and sup., Inyi.
Greens Medium 10 Wool Black. Common An. go ~
per Blues Olives Golien Browns and one piece ,ps,
American blk Cloth which viii sell by yd-AI,o b.,uIoi
Assortment OF Wool Black Blue Fancy Cashmere, On,
sent assortment Of these Goods superior TO thai az any
season and at greatly reduced prices ny ~
apll KENT EpSn,,, .r,,.,r.
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JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.
I(l virtue of two Deeds of Trus, r,o,, IT,.

W. harrs to US the bearing 9TH day Of Jup,
e' To the undersigned r. Crave. Han1 Iats ana ,hs
hef bearing date the gnd day Of the the said pn
as ana NO Wren j. both Of which deed. duly recorded
III the ''rk once Of Powhatan County shall for pur
poses IN sad deeds mentioned
fo"haan Count House on the first MONDAY May next being
Conn uy Two tracts parcels OF Land lying Judes Fer
on James River the County containing s6l
~ acres OF which are good James River ground acres Of
good heart. "
TERNs-sl6So will be required balance Of the
purchase money In and years equal
secured The title good shall sell and convey a. T,
tees only. X. p. GRAVES !
HANL HARRIS, Trustees.
April Isl, ls43. RIO. WREN Jr \
1871 acres OF Land adjoining above with rood buld
hsS belonging to Miss NJ " Harris will be sold upon reasonable
terms Apply 10 llan Harris, p. Graves an I-cwaw
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NOTICE.
INHE creditors of Mr.. James b. Cowles. are
notified that he has made assignment Of his effects to the
undersigned or the benefit Of of the same
within 90 days from March 3Is Is43 and that the deed
OF assignment recorded OF the Hunr
Count Of Richmond. JOSEPH MAYO
Levitt mrnAU Nypps
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
AN AWAY subscriber ON "Wednesday evening las,
II n negro man named CHARLES said Is quite
about % years Obj feet 10 large and well pro
poronc with peculiarly ceoeccd except
ger have but little nelbiy and his feet large
- ahers broader the heel than which causes him.
when standing principally upon viii give the
above ewlrt for him. taken delivered to
me- or secured in Jail - that taken within
the state Tie had when he common Domestic
AMI carried with hun dark Frock Coat.
JESSE WYNN.
Hanover county, Va April Is43 ap II-eIawtf
81 GROIN sUGAR-l5 hhd- crop Sugar, prime
~ quaity-rcceivinE for by
ap ia DUNLOP. MoNCURE 4 co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-28
MOVEMENTS OF CoTroN IN THE UNITED STATES

This table exhibits great regularity in the consump
ton in bales home and in the exports to Europe but
the increase of actual quantity does not appear visible
The continual increase in the size of the bales from
year. shows the additional number of pounds consumed
II will be reference to the above table, that for
only two years has the yield of cotton exceeded two mil
lions Of bales in $780, and in 1923 The past
has, without any very important exception been very
in all parts of the country for great crop
it has not been propous enough to produce average
yield The opened very late and closed very
y and the harvesting has been attended with many I'm
favorable circumstances In several sections continual
rains prevented the gathering of what little the previous
weather suffered to mature In districts fair ave
quantity raised but have heard of sin
gle section where the crop abundant The sea
that produced s75 bales of in this country
early and late and without solitary unfavorable
event to nure the plant from first to last It was one OF
those fortunate regards length and quality
weather, that seldom in any country and which
must again be experienced in this before we can raise
like quantity of produce
There very little cotton going forward from any port
of this country. Prices in Liverpool from last accounts
ranged considerably lower than the quotations that rule
in any mark eft this side.
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MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday, Dec. 27--6 r


Stocks are rather the downward tendency. The
Banks have stopped their usual supplies to the Brokers'
Ohio declined per cent? Kentucky b Indiana Della
ware and Hudson Z Illinois Pennsylvania SIS Uni
ted States SIS Reading Railroad 3 Farmers Loan
Long Island advanced II per cent Mohawk Harlem
Canton Norwich ; North American Trust l. The
sales not very large The Brokers have very little
confidence in improvement until after the LIST proxmo
The Banks making another desperate push to declare
good dividends and they control the stock market and
regulate prices of stocks possible they may make ont
% do
The Boston and Eastern Railroad has declared divi
lend of 81 per cent, payable on the Sd prox.
The Bank of America has declared semiannua divi
lend Of per cent payable on the 9th ofJanuary.
Foreign exchange is in moderate demand. Prime bills
IN London are selling at per cent The supply of south
rn bills in this market is very limited On Paris 5 AZ
Amsterdam 40 Hamburg sbi Bremen 7sa 70 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-28

The New Jersey Insurance Company have declared
dividend of ID per cent payable the 4th of January
The Boston money market moves more regularly than
ours The quiet people of that part the country do not
get so excited as we do. They cautious in their
operations More than half million OF dollars hs been
added to the floating capital of Boston, within short PEE
riodby the dividends lately declared An immense amount
OF all dividend paying stocks is held in New England and
the semiannual dividends amount to large is
tmated that more than million of dollars will be thrown
into that market from this Railroad and Manu-
featuring stocks improving Lowell firm at 80
per cent advance Concord 500 offered for $780, Eastern
50 advance. There were heavy operations in Reading
Raroad 800 shares sold at 500 % $50 % for $50
For the per cent bonds so offered, including the
interest The loan obtained for this company is at
per cent There large sales of the Nashua Manufac
turing Company at $3.50 $685. dividends of $50 Off Mer-
rimack sold at 25 advance Middesex at 80 do
NEw ENGLAND RAILROAD DIVIDENDS FOR THE PAST SIX
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The prices in this and the New Orleans market vary
hut slightly, while the difference between New Orleans
and Mobile is very great This condition of prices
have great influence the Of this mportan
staple. The stock of American cotton hand in Liver
pool the LIST of 45 900 bales against 900
last year. For time previous to the departure of the
Hberna the 9Th inst, the daily sales in Liverpool
reached from to 1000 bales amounting full 900 bales
weekly making the sales at that rate from that date
January st $4,000 bales, which deducted from the stock
on hand would leave 37l 900 bales This is estimated
without allowing for receipts which for period would
be SO triAng that the result would vary but fraction
from that given. The manufacturers of Great Britain
have taken for consumption this year 2O3 $50 bales
than they did last year The whole aspect of the exist
ing state of the Cotton Market denotes the most favorable
results and the planters and those representing the great
interests of the south will receive the full fruits of their
economy, industry and perseverance, under the evils
arising from long period of depression by the de
preciated currency their banks have inflicted on them
The times have changed, and the dangers past but the
will again lead TO the results The pre-
sent prospect for the great staple of the south is
couragng that hope the proceeds of this years crop
will wipe out every connection between the planters and
he banks and that the experience of the past will protect
them for the future.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-28
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

pIILADtLPHIA, Dec 27-ArI sula, Gangs, WIN NJ Rogers
fenee Below, Charlotte Ann (Br) Delight Talma and Ala
Iar
BALTIMORE, Dec 2-Arr Sylvanus Jenkins Eveleigh New
York for Apslachcola Distress Jos Bach Halet Mary
Baker and R'enzi Bowey, Boston; Thos Hooper Hall Pro.
yideacs Stevens Briggs and maria Hopkins New
Harry Hnckley Saunders Bangor; Eagle, Lowry Ports
mouth Cid Jusina, Durkee, st Thomas.
General Record
SHIP SrLvANUs JENKINS Eyeleigh. from New York for
Apaachicoa Baltimore dstrs leaking rok
per hour She sailed heace the 9Th and the 7h
49, lou ~ experienced gale from the W. heavy
sea running strained and caused the vessel leak
ally the 9h the gale ehenng and having hauled round
othe W. heavy struck the vessel which broke
her knees started the house deck aud otherwise damaged
her Having been defeated by sudden and adverse winds
putting back to New York getting into hsreston, eight
of the 25th inst.
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AIgon. Chase Of Boston hence for Non,lk Dec "a H.
iT for ' Boston M off Sandy Hook
by the David Duffel. al this port
Foreign Ports.
sI THOmA.. Dec SIN port Gufsrd Smith Ba ,more for
rance Leech Salem do; Casd Csbtee, upe; RIO Grande
aSas a,sS s Sid Xxx T s,
$. Cro for Turks Island Carener Son. Gaylord for do
ST. Cook, bee AIT comeIia French NYork, and sid for
AsTIcUA. date-In Fo Despatch. Rue. of New Haven
ST. BARrs Dec i-In port Star New York, only
SYDNEY, CD. Dec ssld Csthane Frazer, Curry, NYork
In port, Tarquina, Of and for Boston, soon.
Home Ports
EAsTroET, Dec l5-Cld Calais, Ksene, Barbados, -
M pa"s oa haSo ess o s
and one or Two vessels have lust arrived e The MhsSe for
& A%% sShp
Sid ,th ChsT0 Zee Ann a 18Th Diadem K;, nn,. 70
lead for Cub; Gazes Stubs Baitmoie Sid oSiord Ross
WI,cAssET, Dec sl.tid Calico, Lombard Havana; s,er
nE s4sw Ps sS MeiS'sas Sid o Trinidad
York casa Dec S'-''' American Ade lrn''a' Mary
PoST Dec asA Carpo. Martin Baltimore 70,
ssa Mary s MSatOn Perkins Boston for NYOk and
saLsm Dec Sea He% HARRINGTON Snn1 Sc Thomas Az
nca Oct g. Cid 2'h Onda, Hutchinson Buenos Ayes and
Bo,IoS, Dec 2eAn Frances Burr, Foster Cronstadtz 18Th
Cd of%s m fsu% no.
pss ns u as Pha GiS
Rs Sai ROVE Nv EOrOk chsIo.s Fuller and Wos9
EooARTowS. Dec a5sld Margaret woglam Petersburg fol
mGS hl Dee M Per- @ Ns
:sa eo%rs snsw sf
wss% snd New York
{Sses New York Ready for Usage and Potomac for thu
St joSs Nb Pr p, Ghs MSS. Aq
Godfrey. NYork.
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State OF Trade.

There is very little doing in the way of business.
AsHEs.-We still quote Pots at $4 So and Pearls at SIS
l2l, with very limited demand.
HAY.--There is very little doing in this article The
receipts have nearly ceased for the Good quail
ties rule at 43 a As cents
WHIsKEY.-Drudge remains very dull at % cents. We
quote barrels at Dag cents.
PRovsoNs.-The market is very dull. Prime Pork sells
as wanted for 80 37 so for Ohio Ohio Mess $40 IS
10 So We quote Beef country prime at "a l2 %; do
Mess, So 3l4 43s Lard is very inactive
FLOUR GRAIN.In the present inactive state of this
market it is hardly worth while to quote prices
They the they have been for the last week
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Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia.

FIRST BOARD, Dec 27-$5OO United States Bank notes.
79 lao shares Girard Bank III $4,000 Cincinnati 6 Bonds
l0O $4,000 State 5s s3isf 66l $50 shares Wilmington RR
cash, l7a; ID do Mer Nah, Psg. 4s; do Planters Blk
Tenn 67; SO do Commercial Blk, hatcher 3dsf 49, $500
state s &c. 65 shares Kensngton Bank esp 2ds 75 80
do Wilmington RR, cash, III
SECOND BOARD Dec. 26-S5OOO State 5s SAT- 66l $4,000
do do $4,000 do do 66 $4,000 do do $685. $1,000 Read
ing XXX Bonds, 76s; shares Mechanics Bank cash. 25.
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Cleared
My
Hs sS Johns Stoke. AM
thony~schrs Marietta Burr Knapp Baltimore Allen { Pax
xr Ar; Heath, Newport. ' ' ~ 0''''
Brig Atlantic Armstrong 90 days from Trinidad ballast,
70 rowbrdee Sons Dwight Left Architect, Of Bath, for
British brig Constants Cain days from Antigua via St.
K x S2s oa1a Hq = s,S from SYDNEY cp with
Brig Amanda, Ames day. from Sydney via St John, NIB.
Brig Royal satr, Young. il days from Georgetown sc.
Brig Hoensa Jones IT days from St Marks, with cotton,
Brig David Duaell williams from Wilmington NC. with
Brig Oseeoa Park. days from New Bedford, in ballast
sch Magnet Baker, % days from Jacme with coffee De
schr Virginia. Small, from Daen, Ga with and cotton
schr Peter Ritter. Derrckson, from Virginia. with mdse.
schr James Morris, Van Name, from Virginia with mdse
schr George Franklin somers from Cherystone with OATS
schr Edward Adams, Kempton, from Marblehsad with fish,
schr Henry Higgins from Frankfort Me with potatoes to
schr Genl Scott Doughty, from Boston, with mdse the
Schr Frances, Burt days from Weymouth, with mdse
schr Cardinal Berson days from Salem with mdse to P
schr Avon, Berry days from sonngon ballast to the
sehr ST. Pierre Bryant from Newport RI in ballast to the
Beioxx
Two briggs, unknown.
~ Brig Speedwell Smith, 81 days from Jacme with log.
to % anchor inside Of SANDY
Sailed.
s B SSSs Es Dc Ives
Hudson Page do earque Ensens Bcoe Vera Cruz; brgs
and others.
General Record.
BARagE GGosE Bazisr, from Savannah for Portsmouth,
b que que Of model aud finish rating
inch d from voss ship yard At the foe, Of Almond
property Of John T. ohfFhiiad Gazette f Dec 1'S anu
Notice TO Mariners.
rock the middle Br,ye Roads called the half tide rock
% Of Hs
rock is only visible low water spring tides
it, GH:s Ii. o s;
S'' Hon s By
the Lieut. commanding brig serne. be published for
,sIsnsd stosy MosTao, Sec ssS% g GSssrment
H. W. brig SSn Ag", Bay Aug @
guidance for ships passing through the Strait, Bancs that the
s % by ss MAJESTY. s ss As
~H sns%ss of The
sr,ii,l bearing " sbou, miles and i%medate
have the honor SC s''' - VI ''' "'''"""'
S b. DopLlse, Lieut. and Commander
Rear Admiral the Hon. j. Percy, Commander.n Chief
LrcTr THE HaSsrHoLM, North west Coas, Of Jutsnd
On the 18th Dec this reverbentory len light will be
placed the Hanstholm the NV Of Jutand lat
so ~ Ion TO- the lighthouse which contains the
% .t show e sSS "S 2.
minute aud will therefore, be easily distinguished the
Scaw Light which fxedoue, and the Norwegian Light
oxoe, which varied bs flashes fourth minute This
E"s ss vii Gg' Ts Ss ms
that will be burning from the yerna the sutumna equinox
hon and from the autumna the vena equinox an
hour after I'LL sunset General Board OF Customs aud
Commerce, Nov. II. 1913
Nov. - marks of he Half and be
Rosnne, as also the Mowenhakcn removed and in
their stead the winter marks have been laid down.
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o. IS YOUR CHILD SICK AND HAVE YOU
not mistaken the of its disease Such may be the
case and while you rifing with it by using trashy
articles for its relief may pine away and die RecOlect
that worms kill thousands and the is
pected The remedy is easy and sure. Watch the symp
toms we'll and if you suppose that the cause
remember that sherman's Worm Lozenges specific,
and have obtained the of the celebrated Worm
sroyer and may be had genuine at Dr. Sherman's
house LOG Nassau street and of his agents. ITO Broadway
10 Astor House. 227 Hudson street. lsS Bowery n East
Broadway, and l39 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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ny- DR. FELIX GOURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDICA-
TED SOAP-Ths is the most astounding chemical dis
covery of modern times for the Of eryspelas
piles all kinds of rough, dark diseased skin 1t is in
the convenient form of soap, and all who it.
Beware of counterfets and get the genuine only
Walker street. door from the of Broadway
cents cake, will suffice where may be had Gour-
eradicate superuous hair can be seen tested 81 per
bottle. Gourauds Blanc D'Espagne, or Spanish White
imparting pure, lfe-like, aabaser smoothness and
wheness to the complexion, free from the injurious in
gradients of common chalk fake white. For agents,
advertisement in another column.
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OREGoN.-A postscript to letter from gentle
man in the Indian country, dated the 10Th of Octo-
by gentleman Of this city saysFort Hall
on the Oregon has been delivered up Lieut. Fremont,
and it is believed that Fort Vancouver wiz be"-
How far the report is reliable, have Of know
ing, neither do we know the powers of Lieut. Fremont,
except that he and his party in the Oregon country
by the authority and direction of the United States 60
vernment-I. Louis Republican, Dec IS.
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o. THE CROWDS OF VISITERS WHICH DAILY
attend Peaes Museum evnce the propey of the cheap
method in the management Of places public amusement
notwithstanding the unparalleled attractions such the
White Negroes Madame Adoph, and splendid perform
ances the price OF admission remains at only One Shl
ling Where the leisure hours of the HOLIDAYS be
spent better than there