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DomestIc Marke.s-TBY TxrxonArnI.

NEW YoRK. January Ia Noon.-F Flour dull and
dull and unchanged. Pork heavy; mess, 9a7@
S27.so. Lard dull at lcS@leac. Gotten steady Mt
Erenfng. Cotton rather stesdier; sales $500
bales at 2sic. Flour heavy and 6&DI0c. lower SUI
ReEe eat s1ae Wheat heavy sna @
lower; winter rod and amber western, sL9s4
$l.s7A Corn unchanged. Pork dali and lower at
$s5; sogs2l56 Lard heavy and Dropping Kettle,
% 1ns aoar
@45lc. Rosin, 81: os9ss. Freights very hrm;
cotton, per steam, &c. &5
BALTIMORE, January Il. --Virginia es=Old, n;
1908, So; 1878, 81 coupons-Sew. 50 bid.
CINCINNATI, January is.-Corn dropping at 70
assoc. Whiskey firm at oac. Lnrd-Kettle, le48
l6tc. Pork S3a2sls1a.so. with sales OF 100 bar-
res at the inside prices.
LoUIsv1LLE, January la,-Gorn frmer at $50
Shoulders, l3sc.; clear sides, lSsc. Whiskey dull
at $l.o2G$1o3. fss
WILMINGTON, n. O., January I3,-Spirits Tur-
pentine dull and lower at A3c, Grade steady. Tar
steady at 4I.s5. Rosin dull at $1.A742ffso for
strained. Cotton Inactive /, a 81 4. II. 4
. CHARLESTON, 3. c., January Sl3.-Cotton un.
changed; middlines, at@aac.; sales. soo bales
receipts, 7sl bales e1porfs coasswise. ois bales.
AUGUSTA. GA, January I.-Cotton nrmer
ceipts, $40 bales. f5tS
SAVANNAH, January u.-Cotton firm at 24e.:a
Gales 500 bales; receipts, 1887 bales; exports.
1,oo3 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. January ls.-Cotton quiet ct
2E24Ac.: sales, 800 bales receipts. 4s0 baleE
exports yesterday, 500 bales ,to-day-to LIVER
PSsS LIZ aaygse sssee a aiss.
e COD t Iss. New York sight, &C. discount.
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Lynchburg Markets.

{ JANUARY I2.-Proyis,onst OF all descriptions
steady at quotations, with light stock on the mar
ket. Corn and Rye acttye and scarce. Wheat
.Baeon.-Hog-round, ls@lsic. hams, ia9ssc.
sides, l9@2oc.
Buher.--Nos; ! 2 anda, as@2sG2oc.
Beans:-z White, ss.as9as.se; mixed or colosed,
Biaek5saTtes.- s9llc.
Chtckens.--Dressed, leGaec.; live, so0s0c.
SSss:@Whise, siSsios; yellow and naked,
corr Meal :Ie@sLls.
Glover Ssed.-saa$iO. .r.
Sgass VSsssSsaa."M-Is1.aasLw. -
Fgour.--Superfne, is. so0$S.7s; extra, .&s.7s0
s'fs sGih fsnily fi7;'s sssss ,soso.
PldrSeed .--8I.9s@f2.l 10. 4t"
Ginseng. --eo@c5c.
Lard-vlreinia and tennessee, Nos. > 3, andi.
Leather: -Country-tanned sole, ss@ssc.; unnn-
Odts-5o@52c.
Onions.-$1,15.
ssss s s@s gsssa sSe
Peds.-Dried, $1@$i.25.
Pork.5Fresh hogs, lo@lle.; sailed, ls@I4c.
Rags.-Linen and cotton, 4a@ssc.
Sodp.-Country-mad t07c. ~
TurS SssI. Dressed. l2,@lsc.
Wheat..-Wnite, si.so@sl.so; red. .s1.1ee5sLls. I
sss@ e;eS Virginia
mountain rye $2@$3 so 49, 'Sss't
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The Georgia observation-disclosures
into the Eligibility OF Members.

ATLANTA, GA, January l3.-The Senate
adjourned without transacting any bust
ness.
The House completed its roll of members,
when an order was received from Governor
Bullock, approved by General Terry, or
dering recess of the House until Monday
next, to give time to inquire into the eligi-
bility of members.
General Terry has issued IN order ap-
pointing board of officers, consisting of
General Rueger, Colonel Haynes, and Ma
jor Loddfellow, to meet Saturday to inquire
into the eligibility of Messrs. VIM, of
Cobb county; Collier, of Dooley county ;
Holcombe, of Milton Anderson, of Hous.
ton; Hunton, of Marion; and Wilbour, Of
Union, to seats in the Legislature under the
reconstruction acts.
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In the New York Assembly, Wednesday,
the Committee on Cities was directed to re-
port plan to restore to cities of the State
full and absolute control Of local govern
ments.
1t is rumored that the California Pacific
Railroad Company has sold out to the Cen
trail Pacific Company. Both companies
deny the statement, nevertheless the report
seems to obtain credence. The possession
of the California Pacific road would put the
entire system of railroads in California
under the control Of the Centred Pacific
company,
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Norfolk Markets.

!. JANUARY Up. M-Sales.-soo bushels Black.
eyed Peas at 81. 80l$l.s5 800 bushels Peanuts at
$220@l$2.7o; 1000 bs. dried Peaches at 7sc.; 900
barrels Flour at $s91.so; 400 bushels Meal at
$I.05
Beans.-Northern white, o.; southern white,
s2.75.
Cotton.-Middling, 24Ac.: low middling, ssic.;
good ordinary, CSC. ordinary. &c.
Corn.--sales Of white at alc.; yellow, T0sac.;
mixed soc. a,.Er -
Drted Fruit-Apples. ssc.; peaches, TIC.
F2our.-Patapsco family, $3.50; extra, a7.to;
superfne, Ss.75@$s: fine, $3.50.
FEdrseed, $2.2UM$2.30.
Medl.-Salcs at $l06.
. oats, Sac. ....
Pork steady; mess, ga rump. $40.
PedS-Black-eyed &I.8s black, 81.
Pedauts.-Prime, $1.4Q9l$2. 10.
Potatoes.-Irish u barrel, 81. 50@942.so. t 81
Rostn:-S1; ! 1is; No a s.$ No; = Si:sos .,.
oak heading, 500 culls, S27 white oak hid. tss;
culls, S27; read oak hid, $50; cnlls, e2s.
'Stss1les.-Two-feet, $1o04l3.
Tdr.-Barrels, small, $l.so; large, e2.lo.
sls5 eef Rea i prim sai p; fai si6s c o%
mon, 81.
Wiiskep Proof, 81 3o@3l.Io.
Wo0d.-Per cord, a.
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Rev. James Dolan, of Baltimore, died on
Wednesday.
The restoration Of harmony between the
Sultan of Turkey and the Viceroy of Egypt
is complete.
Burglars broke open the front door of
the Castleton (Vt.) National Bank with
nitro-glycerine on Monday night, and got
$4,000.
The prohibitory law in Massachusetts is
evidently failure. Two thousand liquor
shops have been running in Boston alone in
spite of it.
The sch6eppe case is still under lively
discussion in the German press of this
country. The Philadelphia Freie Presse
Of Wednesday had communication from
three Germans in Carlisle, named Lewis
Faber, 7. Kramer, and P. Kafenberger,
stating that they know DR.. Paul Sch6eppe.
from Germany, and that there is no iden-
tity between him and the Berlin forger
mentioned in Professor Gneist's letter.
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The Alabama Legislature.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, January l3.-The
Legislature is engaged on local matters.
In the House several members expressed
Indignation at the introduction Of a resolu-
ton authorizing the appointment of clerk
to put in legible and sensible shape bills
for engrossment. The member introducing
it stated that the Governor had often to
approve bills that were disgraceful to the
State on account Of the bad spelling, and
worse grammar. The resolution was de-
feated.
There is much lobbying over railroad
State aid bills.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.

COLLEGE INFIRMARY,
" MARSHALL BELOW TW ELFTH STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, H.-#
for the treatment of all classes of medical and sur
gical cases except smallpox and insanity.
airy contains number OF PRIVATE ROOMS
possessing all the comforts and privacy Of a pri-
vate residence, with experienced nurses and at
PENDANTS always at hand Patients have the,privi-
lege of selecting their medical adviser either from
tile staff Of the 1nfrmary or any respectable prac-
tltioner in the city.
CHARGES,
including Board, Medical Attendance, and
Medicine
Private rooms. go 10 wv per week.
Large wards Observation-Disclosures per week.
small additional fee is charged for surgical
operations.
a limited number OF cases fromshe city OF Rich
mond received on CHARITY.
For information or admission, apply at the In
Urinary to ISAIAH II. WHITE, Nj. D.,
no 20-om ~ Medical Superintendent.
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The Planet VENUS VISIBLE At NotodS r..
DAY.-The planet Venus can now be dis.
tinoSty seen with the naked eve at mid-d
when the sky is clear. Il has reached ite
period Of greatest brilliancy, and seen
through the telescope presents the appear
ahce OF Q waning crescent. It Is rapidly
approaching the sun, and will reach i3s In
terlor conjunction on the 29d Of February,
when it will cease to- be an evening star.
A correspondent Of the Boston Transcript
records the fact that he saw the planet on
frlday the 1th, at ] o'clock in the after
noon. lie also says that on Sunday the
9th 1t was about midway between the sun
ana the moon, and, that by observing it's
position with regard to the moon in the
evening, it can easily be found at noon. = ::
Inc same observer mentions having seen
the star at monday about eighteen months
ago-in July, 1s6s--when It was more
brilliant than is of the present time. We
think he must have been mistaken as TO
the exact time, for We saw it on the 10th of
June OF the same year, when it was so
plainly visible that groups of star-gazers
were collected on the corner of Westmin-
ster street and Washington Row, watching
it's progress with intense interest. Il was
then in the same relative position with re-
gard to the sun and the earth which it
holds now, and which will not recur for
for about eighteen months again.
The Queen of the stars has been surpass-
ingly beautiful as pendant to the crescent
moon during the evenings of the Last week;
The rare sight Of her light in the presence
of the all-powerful sun is worth taking
pains to catch even passing glimpse Of.
She appears like tiny circlet of white
light which even under your steady gaze
seems to disappear in the blue depths of the
celestial dome, but she is the only star in
the great immensely which dares to show,
herself in the meridian sunlight. We hope
our astronomers will be on the lookout and
not allow the Bostonians to take the prece-
dence in paying their homage to the starry
Queen.-Prouide,ac Journal.
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tn" %Hw IoGE WIHSKEr RAID-SEvE
EM Million Dollars INVOLVED IN THE
>fi2rEE.-The New York Times gives the
particulars OF Tie immcnsc seizures Of il
i i Thisncy establishments in that city OIL
r.. sIa... Collector Bailey was ordered by
Ey."!uis .ioncr Dciauo 10 make the seizures,
and 81 one place which the officers visited
lie books ami papers Of which they were in
s-.uch were not to lie found on the pre-
u.-":. ,Nr. Denike: deputy collector OF the
i,i"y- ccuni district, however. remained
..>o.t he premises, and after some time
a~arl IN order given ~ one Of the per-
-.a> on The premises to lover down a tierce
u; hans .tola the upper lofts. 4 dray at
TIC enc ;iu.c drove up, and a couple Of
barrel. os Ieel end the supposed ticrce Of
hams were lowered upon the dray: hut as
il va> ah,m IL drive off Deputy Denike
-.o3ul !ic team, and on lifting the
l:ei,t snunl ii of very light wei CHIT
lr he IMPOSED contents. On taking the
yot-" II. the ticrcc;' it was found to CON
;aja tic hooks AMI papers Of which he was
t. search. i having been marked for ship
p,rl, u Windsor, Conn: by the persons
having i III custody. just at the time the
'!al drove up one Of the partners OF this
.Hm Very politely invited the officer to walk
iu:r the countiug-room and be introduced
80 he other partners, but the officer, with
,4Ial r0i,:cncss, remarked that he would
uyzs rNaIninc the contents Of the tierce OF
i,.,l..a. !, another place, John Tracy. Jr.'s:
NJ. ~ Pearl street, some opposition has
'rlM made TO an examination OF the books
.HI ra;iers covered by the search warrant
10. t!.e United States Commissioner, the par
tes locking the safe and refusing to give
up the KEYS. The books outside the safe,
deposited by the Collector, have been re-
moved 10 his office, and are held as evil
Nsrcc against the parties concerned.
On Yesterday afternoon the Collector
employed lockBmth, and was about
10 proceed 70 open the safe, when the
parties procured q stay Of twenty-1our
hours rom the Commissioner issuing the
warrant The books in the safe are alleged
Ivy the Collector to contain evidences Of
irGIis on The revenue and his officers,
after The order o. suspension was received,
were directed to remain in possession Of
the safe, and If any attempt was made to
remove the contents, TO take possession Of
the same by force. There are specific trans
actions Oil tle books Of the Collector which
arc alleged 10 be fraudulent in their char
&cIcr, and through which The revenue is al
!c2ci to have been dcfrauded, which the
"ooGr desired, j: is alleged, would make
complete. The frauds involved amount, it
= said. 10 millions Of dollars.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
New york stoc,r ~ sro,,.v ,r.. -,

New York Stock ana Money Market.
NEW YORK, January Ia Noon. stocks strong.
Money, per cent. Sterling Exchsngs-Long, ioss /;
short lost Gold, mi t-ao's, "a, coupons lIss.
Tennessee cs-Ex-couponh sss; nsw, lss. vir.
ginif rs-Ex-coupons, Say ! new, seq. Louisiana
rs-Oid, so;new, g. Leves SIS, ss s,s, 81. Ala
hama SIS, %; SIS. 90. Georgia rs, 90; rs, %.
North Carolina e's-Old, az; new, III. South
Carolina 6's-old, 7sa; new, 70.
Epening. Money easy with liberal supply
at og7 per cent, with exceptions ut per cent.
Discount easier. Sterling exchange dull prime
bankers paper, 81 per cent. Gold very dull to-
yards The close Of the day at 1919 bat under
private adrices from Paris became active and
rapidly advanced to 1Re. : Governments firm I;
s-zas, 7ee, l15s. Southern securities heavy~and
lower. ..ss5s= .e7-fTg:
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JANUARY Typ. H. aottoa.- Ordinary, mig
7ec.: good ordinary, s2t655c.; loW middlink, esS#
ale; STRICT low middf1E. 2stGs1c.
Iobdcco.-Ouf quotatfo1S though Hoe much
more than nominal are founded 90 tafes 81 tss
Sssss: Old leaf prized 81 ole iags
s a., Malfss active "a anot;ssoe: fsIi;
Psas,ss -.sairto good ssat11s; ystns. 4a.ss
Q$2.ss fancy might bring o.. -. -sss.e
Z. Ltre Cdale.-No !. smooth, &C., gross; god
sgsis:; common tGnn aasac 80, !,
gsaas-ssaAsss ; sss ih SSassss 1Sise.
s,ss and rsd &c so sh. prime white e
Rye.--Mnkst Improved, and salas have been
&C we aaoss nsr q ssesse., ~ishnsh.,.oel
Oats.--In moderate demand at ssGsec.
Bacon. Virginia hog-round, &c.; Virginia
sides, S2oc.r; Southampt on-none In market but
would bring Lee. hoS.rounds 81
Shucka.-Market steady at 7sc. a cNt., but re-
ceipts light since the holidays. 4
B,atsr.-Mountain, aoGssc.; Goshen, soGsc.
Bess,cdr. -aeGe38c. ~ US.
Chestnnts.--$5al$S.s
7: Dried FrntG-Appaes- hood, s@73c.; fancy, "a
sSc., and in demand. Peaches-None ID markst.
-Eggs.-Wholcsale, SOC. $50 ii..sS z sss4.iE.
Eaasrs. Prime new; Toe; mixed. m@soc. old.
Fssd:-Brownstur, 4oc.; sh,ps.un, soc.; Efforts,
zoe. 49, s.r y, zsE.f.s4El/ j.
Flarseed.--ae. .a:,
Hides.-Green. 7c.., saited do. &C.,; dry, 1sc.;
lsmbskins, coo. ;calfsktna-G Green, e1.so.
Heal:-Mlllers are now selling By weight At 2Q
Liquors. Whiskey-C Common proof, ass; be-
$3.50; Old Rye, $1@$5.2s. w..
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GREAT FIRE IN RHODE lsLASD-BrRN-
ING OF TIE BRISTOL RUBBER WORKS PRO-
"'de"cr, Il. L., January 1.-THE works of
the National Rubber Company, at Bristol,
were partially destroyed by fire this fore
noon. About one-half the extensive build
!ngs were destroyed. The portion burned
MAS 40 feet long and 60 feet wide, and was
occupied by the heating, packing, varnish,
and shoe rooms. The machinery side of
ihe works is uninjured. The fire was
caused by the explosion of the heater.
Ayhe loss is estimated at from $3.50, 900 to
1905, 900. The property was insured for
SOL 800 in sixty different Offices in Balti-
more, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Chicago,
san Francisco, New York, Hartford, Bos-
'al, Providence, London, and elsewhere.
The company will Immediately erect new
buildings.
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LuMRER. LATRS. &c.

W. c. MAYO. JF. W. GIBSON.
r. UMBE R.-SA MILL, MAYVS
- ISLASD.-We keep constantly on hand for
sale IN any quantity, large Or small, n large
stock Of SEASONED LUMBER for building plir-
poses, CASING BOARDS, LATHS, PAL1NGS,
&c., &c. Our facilities for obtaining logs, and
our capacity for saving. enable us to fill all orders
promptly and at as low prices as any other par
ties. MAYO GIBSON.
in 2,n poSt-offra hOy dl0.
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The Admission of yirginia.

g WASHINGTON, January l3.-The early
admission of Virginia is to-day regarded
as certain. The best-informed think that
the original Senate bill unchanged will
pass that body, that the House will amend
it, and that committee of conference will
be appointed.
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4 MIsEE'S LIFE AND DEATH.-The New
FORK >"n of yesterday tells the story Of
thomas RingroSe, an old miser, who died
III tlint city on Friday night in miserable
novel. where, with 10 one but an aged fe-
male servant with him, he had burrowed
ior the last forty years. After his death
he vas discovered to be worth $50, 900, the
result Of years of denial Of all the most
ordinary comforts Of life.
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T UMBER! LUMBER!l LUMBER
TRUMAN A. PARKER & CO.,

TRUMAN A. PARKER CO.,
dealers I'm
White Pine, Poplar, Black Walnut, Maple, Ash,
Hickory Oak, Cherry, Mahogany, and Sycamore
Lumber: also, all Kinds of Building Lumber,
Shingles, Laths, Slaves, Spokes, &C.; keep always
on hand large stock and sell at low prices. Their
old customers, and all others In want Of Lumber,
buying elsewhere. Corner Sixth and Canal streets,
Richmond, Va. no 12-3m*
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rNEETH EXTRACTED WITH an
Il OUT PAIN.-Having supplied my-V81n
self with the most improved apparatus for making
NITROUS OXIDE GAS, am prepared to EA,
PAIN. The gas Ia pleasant to breathe, and en-
~'' JUDSoN b. WOOD, D. IS.
Office, Main street between Seventh and Eighth
ONE door below Harrison's drug store.
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Financial and Commercial.
Tobacco Markets.

: i --4aAG ~ -
5 JANUARY 1s.-The market Is more active for Al
new Tobacco aud prices improving. We moi
change quotations, but would Say that our figures
are more easily obtained, and generally LITTLE
more. Receipts continue light for the season.
We quote new Tobacco as follows:
.Ss Luga ~
Shipping. green or unripe, common
10 medium bkogg@ Gee
Shipping, ripe, In good order ....,. o.so9 Lso
roLhihgs common 70 medium ..s.... 65o6I 7.ee
Bright smoking or working, common e3ss.
Bright smoking OF working; good to :vs ~
Leaf
$ gBgg$s ;ass sss + ssSss ss' @
shipping IN soft order, long dark a'' a'o
s. TiSh and T sSoSyy and s:o@ ,,ss
BrsRs w ~sHPpsr as sf y
.., LYNCHBURG, VA. ~ se ~. I
JANUARY IL, 1a7o.-Reccipts during the past
week we're quite limited, and the supply was far
abort Of the demand. For Whist was sold higher
prices were paid than heretofore, We continue
Ligs.--fnferior and common, sl.saO&s. 50 rood
ae sss $685. s; so1 sm sss1s and
ing. :.
Leqf-Inferior and common, 9s.so@$7So; good
and tine shipping, ss@l1; EXTRA shipping. none
working filters, $s.5o@sl0: fine working iflIers
$40. 50@s12 extra working filters, none selling !;
common and fine wrappers, SCOOPS; extra and
fine wrappers, none selling.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.
JANUARY 1o.-Recefpts continue light and sales
are correspondingly limited. Prices are firm.
The offerings to-day Mt five Of the auction-ware-
houses amounted to 20 hogsheads with rejection Of
bids On two hogsheaGs.
CINCISNATT. =. III. ss5..-s-Az
JANUARY 1o.-.There is but very little coming
forward, and there Is scarcely any Offering.
Prices are steadily held. The tradeis expected TO
improve next week. y - s>L,.S3Es $500: 4
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1t is reported that the Very Rey. Thomas
Foley, d. D., Vicar-General and Chancellor
Of the diocese of Baltimore, has been
named coadjutor to Bishop Duggan, OF Chi
cage, with full powers Of administration,
Bishop Dpggap js insane,
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Foreign Maiksss.-lBY TxLseaApHl.

LIVERPOOL, January 1s-Hoon.-Cotton quiet
uplands lid; Orleans, uSd.; estimated sales, a.
roo o. clocE.-Cotton frnaer sales win be II ess
bales. ). IS
LIYERPooL, January ls-Erentsg.-- Cotton
steady; uplands, Ilsd.; Orleans, ND; sales, IL
600 baIes, Including 7,oco for export and specuia.
ton. siS ..Itsf -s~Fgt - - ~ X
LONDON, January IA Noon. = consols. ssi.
United states bonds, s7i. ...ss. 81.
PAH1s, January a. ourse opsaed hrm; rentes,
'' E;yeatng.-The Bourse closed dnli; renies, 7sf.
&C. .'-sss. q;
HAynr, January l,.-ce,ton opened qs,sa -
I36f. y. 80
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DENTISTRY.

DR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DEN -
~ list, brings to the practice of his cHYfn
profession an experience Of nearly twenty years,
thereby enabling him to give full satisfaction TO
low prices, and the natural ones filled and pre-
served for long period. TEETH EXTRACTED
with rapidity, and certainly 7otMoat pain.
Office, No. T23 Main street five doors above
Spotswood Hotel, Richmond Va. ocR
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nR, G.. Z. KLOEBER,

nR, G.. E. KLOEBER, &
~ SURGEON DENTIST. 48fn
ARTIFICIAL TEETH mounted on any desired
plate. -. ess "a
VULCANITE SETS for 800.
OLD GOLD SETS bought for cash, or exchange
for those Oh other base. -'
rEETH filled thoroughly and gently. new and
enlarged NITROUS OXIDE GAS APPARATUS
will enable me to have a constant supply Of this
delightful anBsthetic.
Dental rooms and residence, No. 900 BROAD
STREET. gu SO
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Naval.
HAVANA, January l3.-The steamer Sc.
vern and monitors Sangus and Dictator
have arrived.
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TOHN MAHONY, 5 80
u SURGEON DENTIST, 0dfff
formerly Of the firm of Wayt MahonEl, ~,
Inserts FULL UPPER or LOWER SETS OF
ARTIFICIAL TEETH for from TWENTY to
THIRTY DOLLARS.
OLD GOLD SETS bought or exchanged at their
value for new sets yulcanite.
Office and residence OPS Main street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets, ia 3-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-14
Grain and Flour Market.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND. VA, January IL, 1870. !

OFFERINGS.
s Wkeat.-White, "a bushels Red. ees bushels.
C0rn.-Wbite, 162 bushels. Yellow, SO Bushels.
Mixed, l76 bushels.
O0tS.-3O bushels. ...m-,
Rye.-1S bushels. .......,
Meal.-22 bushels.
SALES. a-.s -
Whedt.-Wlite, 81 bushels very inferior at 81. 10.
Red, 90 bushels good at S130 SO bushels prime at
&l3Ia 34bushels very Inferior at $I.oS-total, 2l2
bushels. 90 s.as.E .-,- 49,. -
Corn.-White. e bushels prime new at soc. !; 80
bushels very good new ut 90c.-total, 122 bushels.
Yellow, SO bushels prime new at size. Mixed, 81
bushels very good new on private terms 90 BUSH
els very good new at SHE.
OatS.-30 bushels prime at Sic. ~
RE-ENHIDITED.
None.
Wheat steady. Corn steady without any ad-
vance to-day. Corn tending upward. Nothing
doing in Rye. srts...
ALEXANDRIA.
JANUARY u.-Market tolerably active. with
light offerings OF grain. SA bushels Red W heat
were offered, and sales made ut $1.l5, Sl.1s, and
$l2O; one It Inferior sold at 8l.0s; no White Of
tered Corn 1@I2c. hotter; sales of mixed at 81,
IS, and SOC. oneringsof s52 bushels: $50 bushels
Of yellow were offered, but met with no sales no
white on Change. Corn. In the ear, brought SAG
g5.05 % barre Rye quiet; sales ut 9lc., with
small offerings Oats steady; offerings Of slS BUSH
els. with sales at SIC. Dressed Hogs scarce At
81. 50Il$l3 Other articles unchanged. ..-