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90 I'M ERCIAL
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

oFyIcs wsto, April ., 1889.
Athe New York Exchange. Second Board Monday. ticc'
Tuesday ts sd ssE tsco ssS aud tsI.
90 at sss-rs td,y A,he Second BOARD there
at sSS. For toisys prices telcyrsphic report
The New York Courier of yesterday
The demand for Money s quite active
e the importation. being sl .ryy In Of II.
against millions for the
long srtas pni. e%sa at sSSssS but this ssnns, sSa
Ss @ Sterling % S % s Ss SS.Isni sss . ,% n
Mes Orleans aud other southern ports Asr the expiration the
followed BY rvnsssd export Of aold.
The Ns- io,s rreooe, OF TUESDAY, says; =.
city stock Tor the opened
he city and Sk.I insrs TIM ss SsS
the % r ws Sn sps ss % ~. .a r SS n. 10
cd not Including those ~ie did s-ei
t;aut eSs wsrs sewers. bidders for any sssn to ~ s1
@ The % So ss {, ss.' r $1,000 a.if
exceptions from par Ia = per cent premium.
convention Of bank officers been at which
all the banks the State purpose axins
uniform rates time bills Ahsr deleeaon
sgrvSd upon. bills Baltimore Phadelphs, York and
Boston, the axed per On
hills vglnia and North Carolina per cent
AMI Interest, without regard 10 time.
The hreauG United September
l. $50 to Great Britain, the close March
GSo barrels dour s629o, bushels wheat SiGT bushels
To about the period they
r hour sisOt bushels wheat bushels corn while
In >5I they had reached time barrels Hour
5i67 bushels wheat and ss29il4 The exports
from New York TO the continent Of Europe
and from other ports dates reached that time
e i9 barrels nour 2iii6o bushcs wheat bush.
els and ISL sS5 bushels rye.
There twelve disterc vicinity with capital
oft'~o The number Of gallons manufactured lSs5
sSs 20 valued SSi6S very large amount Of thi. ex
ported The importation OF foreign spirits increased
than ive" a large as years imports
iS To - 9l2 gallons against 1854 "a 76s
in ISIS The largest amount imported lsi9,
5Ii.Gja
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a~fANasfr-Nhl tr tslant.
AKricHogE-I.arge Glob
BEASs-Lsry. Lima; small do:
Red ~ tnbcrry, Scarlet Runners;
Broad Windsor.
SSAP hEANS-fAriy yellow; Sex
week; io Mohawk % China.
d. Nslentiue do Halt Moan /;
Refugee lVS to one Red Gran
byrry.
BEaT-Eariy Blood Turnip
Rooted; do yellow do: Long
hl"ad French Sugar Msngci
MurtIrl.
nFcoou-Purple Cape white
Cap,.
CAnHAsE-Early York Large
Io; lady Sugar Loaf: do Ratter.
49, 10 oSieart Plat Dutch /;
Drum Head Larry u rgrn ;
Grcen Curl-'i savoy Drumhcad
savoy Red Dutch Tor pickilng.
CAuLITLuwgRs-Early aud
Late.
CtiiRT-Whiie Solid Red do.
CAEEor-Long Orange carly
Hon Alt-inghsm; WI te Yield.
CREss-Curlcd ~ Pepper
graz.
CutUNasK>-iaTiy Frame do
Cluster, Long green; Long Green
;" ihgNle UhrrEin.
CoEN-kaily sugar do Tusca-
rors 'io yellow.
fNn;vE-Grcrn Curied.
EGG PLANT.
hNLr-Sib.rian CuTled.
LsrrrcE-RoyL White lIesd /:
Ice DrumheAd brown Dutch /.
Curicd India or Cape.
ans
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Rcs PlaSriSo.-we learn from planter shat the re-
cent fseshss and cold weather have infscd materially
With The planting OF the rec crop the Oseech~s and
Asmsha rivers especially the upper and inland plan
istons Generally the greatest part OF the crop pu,
the ground during the month Of March, and certainly by
the middle OF April unless the operations Of the planter
are suspended by cshets beyond his CONTROL Ia
which event the work Of planting Is sometimes continued
at intervals throughout April and Nav into June
Thus Tar but small proportion OF the upper rice lands
on TIE streams above mentioned has been planted We
hes OF some complaint the Savannah but not to the
same extent IL probable though have inicsna.
uon to that effect that the nave consprc to
rctard the Operations Of the planters the Carolina rivers,
We understand that there leo this place last week
-Sarasndh Rspubiican.
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GARDEN SEEDS.
"ARRANtED FRESH AND Observation-Disclosures AND

LssK-Large Scotch.
MsloN-Urcen CitrOn Pine
Apple Nutm'g.
MArsn Finest Kind.
NAsTUHtIUn.
MCsrAHD-Dlsck aud White.
OSlON -silver SKIN: White
Portugal yellow aud Red.
OHEA.
Pas Extra Early Early
MAY, Washington do Framr
do Char leton Dwarf Hue Prus.
Sian do Msrrowfat bishop
Dwarf prolific.
PARSSIFs-Long Smooth
French Gu,rIis,y.
PAIesLEY-Curlci.
PHrrsR He'll or Bull
Nose Tomato shaped Cay
cnnr.
PuNrsIS-Lsrpe yellow Field.
RuUHAER-Nict.tia.
kAnnrsH-Iaug Scarlet Short
Top; Scarlet rurnip White DO.
yellow do, Long Salmon; black
Spanish
sAi-ITr-or Vegetable Oyster
Plant
SFtNAH-Round Leavrd.
souAsm-faily Bush BELL
1uNArO-LaTgr Red do Vel
low. fgg.
luENir--farly Flat butch do
Red To ; Large White Norfolk:
White Hl"br; koota liAga, Dale's
Hybrid
HEEB s-Annisc CArr.way,
Lavender Sweet iiasil Rose
may sage Summer sayoTy
sweet Maporum. Rene.
MM. PALMER
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ling unsi The FAR sdv.assd .anss hon
SsS ..sas %.pss ssS.~iS sssss@ sprung
r.s.ss 10 v.s'. ~ sovs-..z i.l.sos--w.
ssss S.s ~ .ss.a, ss ~ e. s ssass.
rom he so. ss. ~, s's sS' S.ss SS
pSa. n. sa ss ,s,s % sSe. Of s'.Is ss %
IN s s.s. ,ss,s s.s s'' Usually ss.asn ard
f.n tos a .appiy.-tAtsseo Press
RICHMOND MARKgrs Apsns
ss,r.ls.' s.s. ass,s.,sa sa, nls daring pas.
~hns an demand unusually cool
SSSe a.: :SSsS t,sSis: $Sslss 40
psrs.s., ,Sis ac NJ: .csosas TO S%,iy
Tsws ham ,. 10 ss.sss to ,rs 0atls. esa,,sss ns
", ,ss ..s. "a .s AN, Az ALMA; S - Coz
superior article Of -hIe Would ce%n.nd about s.,
on feature os,lss.s,s In III. market to-day
:sahs quantity Of aoar partly The pas. vsvt
ss..s .sss,os ssr;as. az s@ ,ss a,;,s ,is@iS
eO.s Mai we aSss :, ISSss' psr bu.h-L
oArs-ws quote at IaSt5o cents
AUCTION BALES ApvswrIsrp IN ruE WING
. a.. SAL AND rssscSAL sSrArs.
.ss Of house. aud lots Grace aud BROAD
-nuans ieis North side Of Gary opposite
.S S,. I'M sss'ssq s%. q
ale OF lot. Cary .sr, inO~
co@mi-nsr-' sale brick tenement opposite Trinity
S souss and lot on 's "Sn iii I'D. 1 al real s u O'Clock NJ
@ .. ysrs .,,, al. ., Two lot Adams Valley fronting
Eseaor sale 81 rr a. . .sss ., ~ s
Ss"sen Main aud osy Canal lh aud TN
g,.. acre lot End tenement street, Petersburg
gco%@i.'onsr. sale OF Hanover county
My iahsae Of In r,uvann. county ON
selh.-sAis OF The PALMYRA Mills" In Yuy.np, count,
r IN . as %, s acres .. land on the south de Of Dan
Assortment, Of orOeeTs Dav.n.
lh.GSso al. Of Tuba and mOl...e. by T. WORKMAN
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u. BAKER,
Richmond, Va.
nEYOND ALI. DOUBT:
PAhPLIE'a Drrof 2Oth T..l,rn.rx isss

a
Juus Moss man In this place
about years hi. limbs he
move along nearly the whole of
bed unable hi. body he told tried all b. px.
clans aud bought remedy AMI asked ms. M 80
'"ah recommend thing which
veal" warrant We sold HIN rr bottles your LISIMtNT and
him, him
sn In bed In days from he waikny ABOUT .d
ia. had no attach nce he IL the
that willie cure Rheumatism Very R.-n s,h,,, s
NH nAyrnss,S
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We take the liberty Of anu oun.ing TO hi. "Ebo.bi, md
Gilzard footed E1ceency that the country +. sn n,,o
uence Tor another love Of letter from him iii. "mu
iato epi-ie' he is fully aware vas received with uoun
ded applause and impaired unusual pleasure 70 all cre.
ton The cry Of the people nov i've want another
a'nea' like hss possible What response oh beloved
"Bumborshn Z"
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REWARD roa L,vr Isp,.s.-we and the following

hkwno foR LVk tspASs-We hnd the following
announcement in the Tampa (florida) Pennsular
Capt Casey, the agent for Indian affairs in rioris Is
authorised to offer per capita reward premium Tor
living Indians who may he captured induced TO come
Ia for emigration the West The following rates will be
paid by him for Indians delivered Fort Brooke Fort
Myers, viz
For each warrior from $ssO $500.
For each woman from $3.50 TO 5000
for each boy over In years, iron, $lOO tn S2OO.
Tho highest rate above, will be psd for all except
the nim. bed ridden and helpless In which cases the
rate mot less than the minimum above) will be fixed by
the agent uf the board
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TO COUNTRY MERCnANTs.-A,
- spring 10 RAPIDLY advancing msTyhsnt. f,.,, a..
country have sssn 10 Wal, this city make psrchssr-
TAKE no little pleasure calling their Y.sY
hse'ciss that Invaluable la all climates II.
d-eovsrr-ons that be taken by and s..,. h
perfect sssnd that stands Of ,.
repsa Ids and Coughs. Coit, Nervous Affections. DRAIN
CkiEhkArkn PREMIUM RrrERs composed entirely Of vrx,.L.
.le.isncr aud therefore entirely
Wien all other rcmcic. bottle ha t-, lno,
10 curo the worst Dypsps certified Re- A. New
chs and evcr. at..icd by VIM H. Gregory II.uo aud
.hsI-Ng'eS. head.hc az sernr by Ms.s. Haynes M.osr
fe'efs aud otfers-and Codes hundred. az n,
own c.ns s Who ui With during IN. pr,,a
snl up,ooted all .ymptus OF that th ir, ~
bAkfRs PREMIUM ptrrERs Indeed thrrr has v.r
'csn discovered rcnc Of powerful sooLnr
as these bitsrs which continually ch,r,p rih
Proprietor
have them kno~n throughout the country M.
put ihem 4" Country Merchants Al %
cannot fail
aud Judge Of their merits for sale the follow AT
bottle: 49,
PURCELL LApD CO. and others. city Rlchmond and
Todd v%sS, s,srsurE Val stabler &Jones, Lynehburs.
Or camm Wnlsnsburg Val Johnston wsil.cv Yre.cL.,
wheeins. Va; ThomsS Adams smhnei va; Rbh WIn.
Charlottesville Va; J. H. Ekrisr staunon Va. WALTZ,
VI Middleton, fsrmvie, Va; W. H. Lpplt Wilmington
Charlie. stoit Co.. Washington Cauley
rally. ''sN"''
oruers addressed 10 g. BAKER,
Richmond. Va
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Cerrespondcncc Of The WIG.

PORTSMOUTH, April Z, 1886.
EprroRs or TIM -Gentletnen You have prob
ably learned before this OF the result OF Municipal
election which took place Saturday last The candid
of the Foreign party for Mayor, elected by ma
crty OF The that produced this result are
well known here and from dscouraging the American
party will rather stimulate them to rene cd e
forts the combined power of the Government
officials the Gosport Navy Yard aided by every Nation
aud kindred aud oHgse, the face of the Earth that
were brought To bear against them There is OF
ngrstuation that there il but GoSpor Nary Yard
and Hdrpers Ferry Ar,aory in Virginia where Co
officials their influence prevent native
born American Mechanics from voting their sentiments
under the penalty of loosing their bread II you will look
TO the published list OF the called Democratic Vglence
Committee appointed To attend the election wards our
town, will lind the Of the Nardl Constructor OF
THIS yard as one o. the committee, whose you will
also ind In the Naval Register At salary of S2SOo per
annum You will ind also the OF Dsdsfer cork.
and ten qHdrcT1ae orenen of the different Ne
chanica Departments oi the Navy Yard together with
clerk the Nary Store, and the chief clerk OF the ydrI-
The publication of the OF this committee was
enough 10 prevent many, whose support OF themselves
aud families depended on their employment in the yard
from going 10 the polls especially when they reeoleced
that several who had been employed for wears in the
ard were discharged after Municipal election in
April last, 10y order Of The Secretary the Mary h.se
Tor daring % vote the American ticket and who told
that they we're discharged for this OF the whole
number of American the American candidate eceiv
I'd majority, notwithstanding the official influence
against which he had to contend. There were about
1870 Irish votes poled all of whom FROM the Navy
Yard, and were. brought 10 the polls by ne
Democratic Niglence COMMITTEE and who had the ir ua
turalizaton papers M keeping for them.
Our election for county officers will of the ith
Thursday in May. We shall make nominations dur
ing the setting of our Circuit Cou in session. and
shall strive, Notwithstanding all the ocial and foreign
influence that be auayed against US place old Nor
folk county where she stood during Revoluto-ou
the side of our country and our NATIVE LAND.
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III" mltwcr II chiflc.'on. Wt..arIn.ou. obo 4.
~" Don Iorter - miliiOp NJ Lu-irc.. 4, wear has,,
ut'icit e. ln t'rgrm'n 10 furnish u,s n i've cent.
quart BOsfoa Poet. IN. ''''''
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A. an accompaniment TO The above tabular Statements sub
join The following paragraphs annual report Of the ID
rrciofs Of The Richmond Bosrl Of Trade
- large amount our foreign exports Indirect
10y We may charge Imposed on shppb gby the pno'are
T. b. .rlad ut northern port In order escape The dus pilot
vessel bound direct Tor foreign 10 striving renove
ycrunen nor III. sw. ~ Na,nre T., coneni win AZ ,,l,is
the creation ~ the I~gi.l, iurr ofour state
heuy oi procuring cargo Tor frsguug Of heaviest
The whsrvcs Easy must b. patiently suffered
L low rgF At witch the regular packet ne from New
we ps 81 Europe eompng ship ~ Eo to three thousand
70 tSEe sl5 c.s1 Induces our importers TO order ier
s, osr har1pssn gogd. imported by ogt merchants serve
he books n House. appears also ai these i'm
u- ac almost entirely entered and he duties them paid
here with i~ privilege ~ TRANSFER under
wsnisI Tor n.umptou Il Is probable from eorreoee al
re.y entered MO that this state 81 rg. may drss
BALTIMORE MARKETS. April 9.
hsdaa are da and price, further deres'ed Not much ship
ss , & s are nsrsas 8 ,nd We note o. susnenins
Cofn go freely Provisions are steady bot ,sry
hsr don Mol,,e' e moderate demand ca hci nfay
b'ec" comes IN more freely Holders hrm whisky iessacve
NEW ORLEANS SARKErs Aprna
srgtH-Prrr hfcr Tor the fair aud better qualities without
y q'Tes . chang. M als; today have Is.sd io to 100
about 90 hid At 5Gs7fcpB ''''' '"''''"E
deard hss been fair and price. ae rstir a,,
len 'i to-day ssac ior frmeniieE aud 3ias5c
va '''rn At 80 Y gallon
TIIF CROPS.
NHrr ~ AttHtHtT The Ams Sentinel from all sctns
ofh- s4fs NAT us prospects gY1 crop are nt o. GOOD
b. hey Frre " this tine last year TIE Sentinel says.
f' Winter. imposed has retarded te growth snd on
tiFr ni rcd f WHEAT H. r
30 hf one sn iie let rev ~ Important crop. ne
h ff Jet d. udurri TO- planters cnunc
f .rf'y of Co.,. o. upp0d pleasant sethsr
-oi o. erfrci fhs time crop nay ,ine ou
GOT prove Hs Fntd lee list ofitst year
roff 1oninto ~ The Cpium1s Tunes Vriung from Perkins
comfy Nl7., on ihc 2iu' ut says.
-, uo1' hnd but ~ q Us h,ye a. y'' co1f.n,d
cie " ~ o. tt ts Whole 81 January Fsbfutr
ou lahis then hts ben
nr Conc o. WY prsptct ~ irl h7rvef snic gloomy
~ 80 " q hi srnu has kei upfansrg
~ fstu o. - prob,bie tom ~ rr sop
boo htref co., ti W ~ ilrrtf an flv lei
frsi ~nIi PfsfIf country
Ion o. t The prospects New 4er-y ~ isfgr yei urrs fev.
ngiff inH i TIM The buis generally unih.
afsd add w lingering cold weather. I'll prevent ep ffoa sss
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AUCTION sALNs ADVERTISED IN rmE wllIo.

49, sA A. NoTioE.-cOass. Sugars. whisky.
sPio pxvsSroRr ALLEN Co. Aue,..
4 men GOODS AT a GREAT SACRIFICE
sssy d.@.s.d on the steamer Jamestown De "a
cas- as Irish e L' mems. a, IS IS cent.
80 pieces nnc for csf cl cents. richly worth o.,
r.. Linens. Napkins. poy: Pillow Linens. Towels. Hue..A.e.
Doyle. $, plain Mu.n. from
| 10 cent. to the nuest. q. A. GwATKIS,
.plo Opposite Exchange B,ns.
N6rICE:-Au sljcuIni needing Of the stOckhOdsr.
Rshmand and chsrc'tesvlle Turnpike Company VIII
b. ne s,h cosse In the county OF hsncye MONDAY the
spo" we sasip month phvp sAuSDERs
%o"A ER nsso SssDOz asD
Tie late Sabbath s I@SG AND ss e., so highly
G Ts S @o, Of An hy on LSS,y and saveyby Al
s o" The Religious laue,en Of the Negroe.
Ne~ book Of travels r.. Egypt The Holy Land
Turkey a.a G5gsee by Benjamin Dorr, D. d, Rector Of
Republican Landmarks and Opinion. Of American
s;IIs.msn on Sssecn Immigration being collection
T., Way of Of salv..n by A,syI, Iia+nT,-sl
tel from the Herman 81 Nritr-t2.
ISgslrsI Directed . by ksv oIay'q: wInSw-'s
II.ss.l z;e1a',h mi M'lachl ny rev. p, Y Meere~ts
SUMMER OF the Pcsulenee, .eeond large snppy-Ss.
"LIFEI NSUUANC
"ALL NEN MORTAL BUT OURSELFESr
not few hinirrl Thousand dollars.
f death onru dollar, in MONEY save.
property from has 10 nav bI.
Many thousands have Ia "
MUrUAt BEStr LlTE INsCRtNcT sIOnO
for losses In Nir.nanvrr half ~ that
There by much to hi, fsmy
At the same cost A. by Life Insurance.
h. W. KNOWLES Agent.
~ ohce NO u Pearl street spIn
IN IIuDs. PRIME POUrO RICO SUGAR
'BSI receiving, for sale by
apin BACON
gINOR RENT--Tso Lodging my store Posses.
n sion of be had Immediately,
iay OF next month. spl0 JOHN THOMPSON.
ruNH = YELLING AND PACKING
II TRUNKS AND CARPET B,GS-On hand WI m
aud for sale at low price,. large Of NCgW
Travelling and Packing Trunks aud Carpet Bags <ll4D
Apiu JOHN THONp~uN
UDUIuE HICE.-95 tierces. for sale nv
Il aplO DAVENPORT, ALLEN co
a IN RAGS RIo COFFEE
Wv iI0 bags LsguAyrA do
leo bags MArscabo 10
lo0 pockets brown do
In store, for sale by
splo BACON BAsKERvILL
Hp EttOVAL.-Th- PENITESrIARY STORE ha. been re-.
"a moved TO No - Pearl South Cary apIo-ti
Doors AND shOEs.-wOmen's Shoes; Boys Il.
Gents Oxford Ties R0N
Heavy Bonts
Also, BTogans Of every description. for sale
PENITENrIARY STORE,
aPIs-u % Pearl street.
IENtt LIS kt - bbs pure, landing sale by
u APi" WOMBLE CLAIBORNE, No Pearl st
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GAMBLING Is BREADsrUFFs.-The New York papers are
complaining that time specuatiOns in produce have be-
come serious evil, and have been pushed 10 a greater
extent within the last six months than ever before
bad principle, declared 10 be uubndng the Board Of
the Stock Exchange by the Legislature has been carried
INTO the market Tor produce, where it is recognized 10y
law and made obligatory upon contractors A partv sell.
hy saInp" $4,000 bushels Of yellow corI deliverable in
the last week in April and others do the same thing
hght i then carried Oh IN stocks One party tries de-
press prices, IA tn gain margin while the other from
sin'lr motives, struggles 10 keep them up. When the
corn rendered it, quality may be objected to- and thus
lead ~ veNatous disputes The market in the meantime
becomes unsettled. There often two prices in the
market first those established by the Legitimate laws OF
supply aud demand aud those made by contract ys
tenn The same time sales also pcrvade the provision
market and prices Influenced in preci seiy similar
way Just before the maturity Of large contracts known
TO De outstanding, there struggles get no cor
n"r Jus a. in stocks and prices become excited and re
neraly advance After tile contracts settled either
10y The delivery OF the produce bv paving the differ
ences, prices again become settled.-Aiey Gareff,
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THE CONCORD % SWEET SoUNps.-Wc hud the follow
ing decidedly good story in the Paris correspondence of
the New York Express 1t will be appreciated by musi-
cal gentlemen with weak nerves
The sleeping apartments OF two gentlemen, belonging
different grades OF the upper classes Joined each other
N. dc v passed his nights amusing himself at his
club, and came home to go bed o'clock in the NOR
ming VI. dc P, his neighbour a G o'clock and
being enthusiastic lover OF music, commenced 'prac
ticimg at the piano This arrangement being pre-
ci-ely agreeable 10 NJ de v, that worthy entreatcd
his neighbor restrain his enthusiasm until four or five
hours later in the day NJ. de p - coolly responded
that his enthusiasm of the OF the moon. gun
in the garden oi the Paas Royal and bound TO go
OIL at the regular hour The nocturnal gentleman aI
peAed Ia neghborng Commissary OF Police. lie wa
laughed at Tor MS pains, and advised 10 20 bed
reasonable hour He had lease for years; be tried 10
rent also the apartments of the musician but found that
he, too, had agreed with the landlord term of 81 \
years That plan was therefore ndeicasible. Should
he send the musician challenge. Uponnquiry he learn
ell that the object his resentment anuvad and
erqutted his room As sort OF derner resort NJ de v
caused his walls to be lined with thick mattresses but hi.
did not exclude the horrible matinal music. NJ de V
Concluded to commence the aggressive. He bought an
enormous cor de chase an made his keep up
fearful din throughout the night VI. de p the piano
man. cited his neighbor before magistrate and caused
him to be fined for MISUNDERSTANDING the French
Horn for amusement being only permitted during the last
days of the Carnival. NJ de V bought hammer
aud pounded wit all his might upon the wall NJ d..
P waited until &c and the both exhasst
ed with their eNerons aud then recommended his piano
All TINS time NJ de v could get sleep al. The
hammer wouldn't do-that clear The noise couldn't
be kept up long enough He invent something that
would be- lasting and ncesSant in it, din The piano
be forced 10 capituate hand organ passed one dav
under VI. de vs. window. He called in the proprr-
tor Savoyard and purchased the instrument Ii was an
organ which had been frozen during passage across the
Alps, and had never since been tuned VI de V
bought patent turnspit, which eight DAYS without
being wound up but once and adapted it, his hand.
organ. When all ready he put his organ close 10 hi.
neigbor's wall and the turn-pit in motion NJ de
p stood 1t bravev for nineteen hours the end of
which time he concluded 10 send bearer of a fac OF
truce He was Informed tina VI. de V had gone into
the country for eight days and had carried the KEY Of bis
apartment with him At the present writing the organ
j. ia rapid motion, and VI. de p is trying To undeflet
his roons-though with small chances of success
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-10

HoNGPArnY IN ItALY-The Rome corre.por don't m A.
Augsburg tazete, says that the doctrine Of Samuel Ub
nemann, has lt length found expOunders n Italy s.p
monthly homeopathic journal the Revists Omiops,ir, il
now published ~ SpOcto, by G.. Pompiy and il m,d mn
Of original articles tran-lltons and medict news H
ADDS that the -y.in Ol the great German chemist and
physician though but lately Introduced into Italy il AZ
present making considerable progress there although il
must De Admitted that ia many cases the founder Of the
schoo would hardly recognize hi- pupils One Of the
urst h"nwpa- 30 itaiy DR.. Roman ~ Naples who
translated the masters pondorols work on chronic de,
e. and "oto p'fi lie Saaeie 1BsaaHu or Life OF sam.
uel iahncnann. lie rigid adhercnt 81 the nlues
MAJ doctrine, and consequently could not compete with
hi7 le-- scrupuou colleagues in gaining popular favor
"'r"tn- introduced the sy'tem into Rome where il has
been highly successful aud il adopted by r,,,v ,;,
iames, Who had hitherto following the idvice and c,
ample OF Pope Gregory their faces against all innov
tiOns ''
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q" i"nt"cc having prtitrnrd to Conrf, 30 o. ROMEO, l
o'- fri"Hs t0 co. 'lvi -ltop of tbe M.i.-ippi d. t,
Ne" l''n+ ""t tbr mouth 1T the Mi..,ui. appcnd b.
' " no aver l'''s' o. illi ,ui u,, Tor the
,cff Guiding ptaubrr th 1865 lrifn sLirb a., Ivy.
." pf"rH' trt,c ,upgut of fso iqiIh.n ts,,,s..,l,
h'H f'd mare hundred dotars no. been INK m ill., w..
stated above ''' ''i"'
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PRESIDENT or run RICHMOND rIRr AsSocrAr1o,

FIAF--IUFsNI
A James G Crse the abb
sdent Of the Fire association
recommend 10 the appointing power Hugh A Whose
pomptudr, system and general
deity and and intelligence aud Amenv
highly qualify him for that office. 49,
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NOrtCE.-An adjourned needing Of the Stockholders
Mchnand and Charlottesville Turnpike Company will b. held
ue si-sh Cottage, In the MONDAY
-'s' OF TIE present month. DAVID J. SAUNDERS
P'V-"tdsdsls Secretary OF tile H. 4 L. Y. Company.