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rB Paris paper ALI the large millinery es-
Adjustments diligently engaged in making the court
dresses, which Of dazzling richness. Tho operatives
have no time to sleep. There was exhibited yesterday
place Pdoe, at the shop of famous miner, the robe
queue Of beautiful blond Duchess, bordered with
pearls and which $4,000 francs. The great art o.
carrying robes queue is completely lost in France I'm
der Charles " only four ladies' mentioned who could
practice it at the Theatre lie Mars and Nile Levert;
and Court the Duchess Of Angouleme aud the Countess
Of Simeon.
In the time of the Empire, Her Majesty Queen Horton
SCI mother of Napoleon ILL., adorable in this costume
This new style of dress among grand ladies will
cos; two or three miIlons-which will rebound to
the profit OF all the trades engaged in silk velvet embroi.
derry, necde-work, &c.
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uNU UfggiyHOIH ,M-Has removed his once 10 i4h =,
ESehsnse Hotel 10 the same house occupied ~
Mr.. Eaeho Agent ard Collector.
IN ,tTsst1 w " iae6-dsv
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Lyneh6urs HANHIE CoPLAND daughter Dr. John Dove
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RICHMOND WING.
THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 20, 1884.
I'm .YR,,rspoNpENrs.

trs To CORRESPONDENTS.
Letters business be addressed TO the "hdhers
fAs Whfg."
the will not be published
This standing ought to be known To ALL aud will
departed Obituary notices exceeding eight
liuss are charged advertisements
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BlatkwOOd,

We have rece wed from the agent, Mr.. woodbou.s
We sabjon tho table Of contests:
T. Painter In Persia.
2 The Quiet Heart-Part H.
$. Dives, by IT. g. X.
=. The English AZ Home, by Frenchman abroad.
o. The past and future Of China
Q The last fruit Of an Old Tree.
q. The beverages we ininse.
y. The Abarlseu Cabinet
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RANGE OF THE -THEPMOmETrI.
AiHORRis' BootRorS, % 1di" street, do""drb S4N.
'"S IS ''S&,;I'''' ''i'''''
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" We have been requested To publish the correspon
ssnoe be,"een Col Fontaine aud "lIenrcor- aud ",
comply, ss the subject matter one Of interest 10 ID,
pablio
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New PuklIeafisss.


Wear Indebted to Mr.. James woodhouse for COP =
Of Lissr LOCKWOOD, novel lay Catherine Crowne.
Also 70 Mr.. Geo. n. West. for COPY Of vssKr,A or
Lord Byron aud his Daughter, by b. Disr.elL5
fosk RivkR RAILROAD ppointnsns by tie Board
Of Public Worka--The Board OF Public Words ON Sat.
urday last made the following appointments Of Proxies
aud Directors behalf tho State for the Richmond and
York River Railroad:
Prorss- Beverly b. Douglass OF King william Samuel
T. Harwood Of King and Queen, and Lemuei j. Dowden
Of Williamsburg.
DiRrcroRs-John Tabb OF Gloucester H. b. Tomip o
King William. X. A. Pryor Of Richmond.
HOW MIR. GULLivER JUMPED Into SOMETHING
"soFT.o
The Hon. Mr. Smith, Abama having IN. sxps
ener OF the celebrated 0ulver 10 the hpgdon Lput as
Illustrative Of his poson and that tme OF the
question between the YORK. have been
reminded Of another renowned traveller In
the Kingdom Of Brobdpgnag With children
larger growth, who boxed him up and hadisd him like play
hins Mr. ouiver, Notwithstanding his
times tried To play the man them but always
T We eommsnd the parallel to the consideration Judi
coas readers.
rhey ashted out OF the coach foot In nej
and oumdAeteh settling down travelling box vent GU, Of
to walk There una omshins SOM III. path and must
need try my acfry Nv att 'tins sop took run.
but unfortunately jumped short myself u,t In the mid
die, knees through with come dculty and
Of the foomen wiped no could with nj,
trrehief for nhy bemred my nurse connoed TO
my box I'LL We returned home where queen was soon inform
ed Of What had ed and the about the
% that all the mrh for days expeu.s Gull
Nsa'S rdr.is. part m ~. v.
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$3.50 .79s os
Expenses pr report 1859 tIOI, sss 46
Do do. do. 1868 Il0,974 30
Paid interest from lat 0eto.
Der, 1860, TO Goth Septem.
Der, ls53-see report 1853 5000 IS
Paid for relsying road be.
tween Junction and Cor
doDsvnlc--see report 1853. 2Os, 6i0 20
s4sI ,Os9 90
Deasit t9tfel sc
-
1881 ,Oss %
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to say nothing Of the depreciation of tho motive power
the Cost OF which $500 900, which, 10 per
per annuni, Is over $4,000.
la this sats of things dividend bonds have been xiv.
en- TO tho stockhoders iat OF tho mountains, as fol-
lows:
October, 1881 Ie,6s0 90
Do. 1888, not ys, issued, but supposed
tob DO les,sio 90
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~ The space OF ninety DAYS allotted to the law ma.
Yer, Of the Commonwealth of Virginia to ROMAN In ses-
,iop IA fast drawing to They have beer in see
u,ou nov nearly sixty days Two thirds Of the time al
most gone, and only thirty days len-
This appears like very short time for pirgiA'a Le-
oaturs to dispatch the amount Of business yet before It.
II they do will have to be done by some process other
than any they have yet acted uPon-a little more e
gation to the point and good deal les talking Tor bun
comb. Were to measure the probabs smountoi work
for the remaining thirty days with that OF the
sixty, Legislators would bid fair to como out in the
short row. They may, however, purpose taking ben
Frankns rule of saying over the remaining ous
pretty much all together.
has generally been the that As the session draws
to close more work done week than in any four
the beginning Eight weeks to talk over the business
and four weeks do tho work ia the superintendent OF
time thus far made by Legislators They will have to
themselves effect much in the space yet remaining
We beg remind them that they not doing bu-
sness under the oldorder Of things when they could
take their time it, aud adjourn just when they pleased
Under the consttuon they have only some thirty
days len Of the regular session. and then only thirty days
Of grace 60 There is vast amount OF work
to do In that limit. word to the wise is sufficient
To The Senate have made in voting appropra.
days quite number OF internal improvement bills with
three hs subscription from the state, have passed the
Senate. They have been mostly small bills for the con-
sruction Of turnpike roads, but when they go through
10 taken pretty sign that the larger ones will fol
low. One Of the latter class passed the Senate on Tues
day-he fredericksburs aud Gorionsvie Railroad bill
with three fhs subscription by the state to its capita
stock $4,000. This together with the Manassas Rail
road bill are believe, the only bills with large appro
pratious that have yet passed the Senate Ii h.r,
be said that hequeson has been tested to what eIen
this Legislature viii so in making appropriations to work
Of internal improvement.
An effort has been made to discriminate upon the
s Of the various schemes proposed and carry ont thos
only which have been commenced The success OF thi
plan i, doubtful The power to discriminate may prov
weak. The advocates Of new schemes will not vo
appropriations the old unless their bills il
| along with the rest.
The old policy of Virginia Legislation thi, suhjec.
for my bill and I'd vote Tor yours, ia likely to rul
the action Of this session OF the General Assembly Inter
nal Improvement bills WILL therefore, be passed only to
very limited extent they will go through good bad nj
indifferent by abe wholesale.
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VIRGINIA LEcrsLAruRE.
SENATE
OhN Al Il.
TUESDAY,

TUESDAY, Jan. %, 1854.
On motion Of Mr. DkSrALx tho House resolution for a..
vestgatng the proceedings Of the Banks in the city
Richmond, and such other Banks the committee ap-
pointed or the purpose may deem proper was laid the
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$2os,o2o %

From which clearly appears that tho Virginia Central
Railroad Company has expended the money Of the Wee
tern tho Eastern Of tho road at the
tae refusing them their portion tho proG which
Il Il pretended has been made and which has been al.
vided amongst the Stockholders Of the mounains
Let the State take care shoud.shc grant the 81 $780,
900 asked for. that be Appropriated Il should be-
and not bs scattered through tho country to pay dividends
with The Company being in debt, have right de-.
clare. HENRICO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-04

- foIowsFor export 100 home use, S65; and on sps
culatiop, eos. Market dull.
Fnun.-Yhere 500 boxes bunch raisins bought at
81 90 IS 10.
FRuGKs.-Rates were quite duh to European ports,
and the offerings very light To Liverpool grain was no.
ported at A. $50 bales compressed cotton at Nd and
100 do island at I'd To London so tuns oil were en-
gagged at ass 1000 bbs oil cake ut As 800 bbs pork at
3d. and 100 terces beef at 5s Cd To Havre rates were
nominal with very little Offering 45c 65c per foot,
measurement continued to be paid to California, with
small lots az high Ms Coo.
HAY.-River continued in fair demand, at 6Sc Toe.
for shipment and 72kc SOC for home use per 100 lbs
IRoS-About 100 tons Scotch pig brought AZ co. usual
credit, per ton.
LME-Rockand was more sought after at 81 10 q
81 1917 for common, and 81 IS for lump, per Dbl
MoIAssK-Sales transpred Of SO bbs. New Orleans at
Gee, and 100 hhds. Muscovado at Csc. per gallon.
NAVAL SroRE.-Sales Of 500 bbls Wilmington rosin
made at 81 80 in the yard and 400 do No. at "
% Is. Raw turpentine nominal, while spirits WAS
at about &c. without sales.
OIs-No change occurred in whale, sperm or olive.
The transactions in linseed reached "a gallons
Rcx-TRere we're so tierces prime bought for export
on private terms.
SuoARs-sales were mace Of 400 hhds Cuba at &C. a
4kc, and 1876 boxes brown Havana at exc exc per b
PRovsIoEs.-Pork again declined, and closed duh At
$l4 so ga Is for mess, and within the range Of from
S12 $12 Is for prime per bbl Cut meats were unai-
tered Among this days sales 800 boxes short mid
dies in dry salt at 7c About 800 packages lard fetch
ed &c. 95Ic per lb Tho operations in beef amounted
to only $40 bbs at former prices Butter and cheese
TAnow was stiy held throughout the day at 12c per
wHlsKEY-Only ITO bbls Ohio were sold, at CSC. per
gallon. Other kinds were quiet and nominal
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new York CLASSIFICATION.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

ASHES were very quiet, but steady, at 80 62l5 80
&C. for pearls, and % eSI 80 for pots per 100 lbs
BRKADrufYs.-Flour ruled duh and heavy throughout
the day closing with downward tendency in all but the
finest brands The days sales embraced TO- 900 bills
Ordinary TO choice State at 81 81 37k chiefly common
at the lowest quotations. mixed to fancy Western at
81 62h IS; and other kinds at proportionate rates
in bond at 81 25 and 200 bb Southern at Saturdays
figures Rye flour and corn meal were unchanged
Wheat moved to the extent Of 500 bushels very hand
Island red nj 81 6SI. The sales of rye included q 200
bushels at s5c 81 and of barley 800 bushels 81 o.
Corn was not very brisk the days business comprised
2S,0c0 bushels at 75c Toe. for mixed TIC TSc for
Southern white, and 100. slc for do. yellow, per
bushel.
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Letters from the President of the Phenix Gold Com
pany, who is at the mines give aHourshng account
of matters down there The company is preparing to
erect three CHILEAN mills and has steam power enough to
work and enough to feed all three At the bottom Of
all the shafts the appearance of the veins very promis
ing in two Of them the lode is strongly pyrtc. In
letter Of 2Sth he adds
beg leave to that average daily yield Of gold
with one mill, 10 quite equal to expenses When the
erection Of the other mill is completed receipts will
emore than double as the grinding power OF the
ne much greater than that Of the DID, and when the
bird shall be added, the proportonate increase will
egreatcr still. This looks to very much like max
ig dividend shortly.
The U. s. Patent Shpbuding Company aivertises else
there for subscriptions to their stock and the sale Of
their machines Numerous eminent shpbuders certify
that the machines able to every and level
required in ships frame with despatch, accuracy and
great saving of labor and expense. We presume the
company will have difficulty in attaining the object
they desire.
After the adjournment Of the board, the following
sales Of stocks made at auction by A. H. Ncolay
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GEORGETOWN, Demerara February 26.-The last sales
(whoiesae,) duty paid, are follOws;.Lumbsr w. p,
$500 per loOO-last sale. Lumber p. p, 80 per do
Slaves, w. O., and heading $40 s15 per 1000. Flour
per Dbl, $l2 50 = sl3: Cornmeal, per bbl, 90 &c.
Pilot bread per bbl 30 5olast sale Pork prime per
SIS sis-duli. Beef, family, per half barrel 81 IS
s12 Mackerel, per Dbl, slonons in the market S,
se-in demand. Cod fish, per quintal, 80 SO 25-New-
foundland Cheese, American, cents per lb-fsir sup
ply Peas black eye, per bag, % 7t-wanted Candles,
American tal0w per h. % cents for s-0ther sizes not
wanted. Soap, per box, of 90 lbs 81 Tobacco, leaf
per h., Ice lSc-dul. Butter, American, per b. q
cents. Fair supply.
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n $. HoUoH, AycrIoNEER-HENRY 3. LEEDS

n 8. H0UGH, AUCTIONEER-HENRY q LEEDS
LIE salesmsn-Auoton sales Of elegant furniture rose
wood pianofortes velvet carpets pier glasses
row lWednesdsy) at 10Y NJ at lls West Twenty 6rst
street without reservation regard to the weather
cost $3.50 warTantsd elegant secretary SooEca
and costly inlad, Paris ladies' secretary
Eizabethsn etegere with marble top mirror 6mish
rosewood easy chairs In brscaee sewing in soId bra
works Of art costly gold frames all the velvet carpets
on the floor costly rosewood suites in brooade and
French trocaele etcgeres rugs brocatee lace
curtains cornices shades fixtures aabastor clocks
parian figures marble stauctte Jewel
china vases &c Rosewood and mahogany tables do
side and pier do with black and white tops
book and stands wood and
table dining do ivory cutlery table linen glass tum
blcrs wines gobets decorated china dinner
~ pieces sets Of trays mats crockery silver ware
cake baskets castors salts spoons forks tea service
do rosewood dressing and plain bureaus washtsnds with
pillows holsters feather beds quilts OF Mareles wooIIen
bankcts gilt mirrors toilet muslin other cur
darask lounges dining and maple chairs epton do
Goods must be removed immediately
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Simeon Diapers regular weekly sale Of stocks and
bonds will take place at the Merchants Exchange tomor
row, Tuesday at half past IL O'Clock.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
the United States for the port Of New York. this day
April ., were s7e,o2o 4s; the payments amounted to
S4S 166 7S-leavng balance hand Of So ass $40 a.
Tho annexed statement exhibits the average condition
Of the leading departments Of the banks Of this city, for
the week, ending Saturday, April l, 1854
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The returns for the week ending April l, make bet
ter show than those for the week previous There has
been increase in each department except the line OF
discounts The deposits have increased $500 97 crcu-
lations $780, 400 specie sl31 763 while the discounts
have fallen of Sat es7 The variations do not amount
to much but they slight indications Of the po
Icy Immediately in operation The regular line Of dis
counts the banks of this city has not varied than
half million of dollars during the past three weeks In
the time the amount Of specie on hand has not
varied four hundred thousand dollars The circulation
has been equally uniform, while the deposits have Auctu
ated more largely. What contractons and expansion
the banks have made in the item of call loans" Is best
known to themselves The changes in that department
all the changes in the money market and until the
Legislature does something to give the public some in
sight into the movements in the banks in that parcu
lar no benefit will result from these weekly statements
The Ocean Bank Of Newburyport has declared divi-
dend of five per cent Merchants Bank, four per cent
Mechanics Bank, three and a-half per cent.
The Atlantic Bank of Portland, Me-, has declared
semi dividend Of four per cent Canal Bank four
per cent Cumberland Bank, five per cent; Merchants
Bank four per cent; Manufacturers and Traders Bank,
five per cent.
The foreign trade Of this pert during the month OF
March, each of the past years presents the annex
ed comparative statement
COMMERCE Or PORT OF New YoRK-IMfoRTs AND Ex-
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Excess Of imports over exports 81 DOB sS,S IVS
According to this there has been decrease in the
for the month this year. compared with the cores
ponding month in 1853 of sS570s76. This result has
been produced by falling off in the value of imports,
and increase in the value Of exportstwo very favor
able features in the foreign trade The decrease in i'm
ports in March this year. amounts 34 and the
increase in exports in the time to 81 525 the
bulk of which was in specie and bullion.
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c. FUTILE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
IL. extelve sale Of valuable first class furniture be-.
ing the stock Of M Zerass 22 Bowery 10 be sold on
account Of rsmovs2 AC futile viii sell Tuesday,
the entire stock Of elegant rosewood mahogany oak
black walnut and snamelfed furniture comprising
parlor suits in brocatslle plush moquet centre sofa
extension, and other tables; mahogany Sofas
fAnteoil and parlor chairs secretaries and bookcases
French and Gothic bedsteads dressing bureaus with and
without marble hall stand ensmesd cottage
ture and to be sold without any reservation whateve
Terms cash. Catalogues on the morning Of the sale
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Weekly Report OF the New York Cotton Brolx-
ers, Association.

Sales during the past week, 1000 bales Export
s45 bales home use, 27oo; speculation, $685. in tran
situ 1902. The market has been inactive during the
past week. and closes dull at the annexed quotations
which are reduced hc cotton ranging equal to mid
ding and nc of on fair qualities of upland. Prices
adopted this day for the following qualities by standard
samples
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II COTTON, AUCTIONEER.- LARGE AND IMPOR
tant sale Of household furniture French plate mir
rors, carpets, ocloths &c de- COTTON will SELL this
Nos SO Beefman street 60 street very large
sortment of rosewood and mahogany cabinet furniture
comprise in suites parlor furniture in
wood and French French plate and oval mrrsrs
pieces Of oclo,h tete atete and sofas mshogs
steads dressing and plain bureaus marbletop
do mahogany centre sofa and card tables mar
ware, bronze and oEmou clocks writing desks &c. &C.
Also suits Of cottage furniture complete together
with lot hand furniture from family who
breaking housekeeping Catalogues early on morning
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kgVERTISRMRNTS RENRWED EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTION.

>~>>>~.>>->~o~.,>>o>> Observation-Disclosures
Morgan % sSSpsnS f. the ne Ga0a
Thursaa tss 10Th April 1854 O'clock e. TIE Msf
Chiffon suetionssrs Fun particulars in afuturo ad'
ucTIoN MOTTO. ,soS GLASS -, AND ID
crate the shelves in lots to suit city and country
blue dossTsa blue, g q aips and edged ware. .ws
mullins three inches dozen French china
tumbers bowls, DC, DC. Catalogues the day previous
UCToN NOTICE--lOo DOZEN DOUBLE PLATED
and ID forks PLATED On dr EKs sy metal and van
ssreet ON Tusday Wednesday and Thursday being tho
property Of firm giving up business
xi 81
April at los seiosS ths auction NJ
of s1s a
satin and sofas painted
Sitssss u sss p h
PETER PARKS, AuctionOer. 70 Nassau street
UcTIoN NoTIcE.-LARGE AND PEREMProRY
o. sO sas ~
O'clock by s. H. Bartlett at tho salesroom street.
sr ss.ss Term. a the sails: :. 80
UcTIoN NoTIcE.-BY THos. BELL H. N. BUSH
This day At 1oh o'ciOoh in The sales room q
win be sold the entire frrntgss q family also the fur
nure oil the hotel ana boarding house. removed Tor
vennce Of SALE by virtue Of extensive to
advertss In good order The sales as above without
reserve.
UCTION NOTICE-ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
IA nitur1he attention Of the trade hotel keepers and
requested large sale frat class furniture to
TIE Ss ' IL
A UCTION NOTICE.-SAML OSGOOD. AUCTIONEER,
IA will soil at his store, 81 Nassau street to morrow
second furniture consisting Of parlor suits sofas
chairs bedsead bedding carpets book card tables
centre tables rocking chairs oil paintings bureaus
mence with large collection Of second hand furniture.
UCTIoN NoTICE-w s. INGRAHAM WILL SELL
at1C o'clock large assortment Of household furniture
from several families giving housek ping yz-Ename
sells carpets rocker couches Sofas looking glass
bodsteads bureaus washstands chairs feather beds
cws the sors
box and other ceteras with which the sale will
to be removed instanter.
4 UCTIoN sALE.-THx CELLARS CONNECTED WITH
"A the several public markets belonging to the city and
2pi 1884, 'ss
City Hall fSF the term Of ne years from tn; nra DAY Of
saHns also The term: and eondsoRs Il sale nay 5. o6
ssinsd on application 81 the compsrosrs Once No. Han
JACOB A. wEsTRRvELT. Mayor
A. G: FLAG0, Comptroller,
WI Il VERHTLfE, Gu r. Com 3D. Coun'n,
e. NJ. 1sas Tss s'nsns Fund
UcTIoN SALE OF PARLoR, bedroom, AND
furniture Greenwich street near
Hamersey Positive sale. deposite required.