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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-26
domestic Marke,s-[BY TELEGRAPH

domestic Markets-[BY TELEeRAPH.l
NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-Cotton quiet sales of
6,s76 bales at lhac. Flour Southern frmer com
mon 70 good extra, &C. 7s@s1so good to choice.
specuia I've demand; winter red and amber west
ern, Sl.seOSl.ss. Corn irmer, with moderate
export demsnd: southern yellow, Sec. Pork
lower at $22 s73l$2s. Reef quiet. lard heavy
kettle, l30lsfc. Turpentine, 4s3@l4oc. Whiskey,
csc, Rostn steady at s225 for strained. Tallow,
ss@oc Freights dull.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 25.-Virginia e's, old, so bid ;
81 asked.
Flour firm and In good demand; Howard
street supernne. $6.25@$5.7s; extra, Se.sc@S7.25;
Ss.76; extra, Ss75@Ss; family, ss25@slo.75
western superfine &c. 25QiS5.75; extra, $G.25@S7
family, S7Q$s. Wheat firm and scarce; white.
81 fair to- 70 Prime, s'soGsl.so prime to CHOICE
mon, sl.45@s1.so; Ohio and Indiana, $l.5sGS1. rs;
Pennsylvania, 81. 560Sl.60. i:orn firm aud scarce;
white, sa@s5c. yellow, 78@7ac. oats quiet at
ss@'ssn Pork mere quiet az sa Ss
l2ac: hams, leQlsc. Lard quiet at Is@lssc.
Whiskey strong at s4@s5c.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. &c. Sugar in fair demand;
common, eG8tc.; fair. 7i@Qsac.; prime, s}Gs3.
Molasses dull and lower; common, 3UGD35c, i;
prime, 42G9i5c:; strictly prime, soqsac-sll poor
New York sight, discount. Gold, 11os
LOUISVILLE, Jan. u.s. Flour Arm. Corn s,arce
pork, s22. Bacon-shoulders, &c.; clear sides,
12sc. Lard. l2s@l3c. Whiskey, Ssc.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. R,-Tobacco active trash
to good Tugs, s50ss.75; low to medium leaf S7D
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2s.-Flour bnoyant and un-
s21. Lard, 12@l23c. asked. Bacon-small sales
at 95c. for shoulders. Wbiskey, ssc.
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RICHARD CEuR DE LION AND BLoNDEL.-
The class in English history will thank us
for the following quotation from an ancient
writer:
The Englishmen were more than a whole
veare without hearing any tydings Of their
king, or in what place he was kept prison.
er. He had trained up in his court rimer
or MINSTREL, called Blondel de Nesle, who
being so long without the sight Of his lord,
his life seemed wearisome to him, and he
became COMPOUNDED with melancholy.
Knowne it was that he came back from
the Holy Land, but none could tell in
what countryc he arrived. Whereupon
this Blondel resolving TO make search
for him in many countries, but he would
heare some newes of him; after eXpence Of
divers dayes in travaile, he came to towne
(by good hap) neere to the castel where his
master, King Richard, was kept. OF his
host he demanded to whom the castel ap.
pertaned, and his host told him that it be-
longed to the Duke of Austria. Then he en-
quired whether there were any prisoners
therein detained or no, for always lie made
such secret questioning WheresOever he
came. And the host gave answer that there
was one onely prisoner, but he knew not
what he was, and yet he had been detained
there more than the space ola yeare. When
meanes that he became acquainted with
them ut the castel, as Ministries doe easily
win acquaintance anywhere but see the
king he could not, neither understand that
it was he. One day he sat directly before
window of the castel, where King Rich
ard was kept prisoner, and began to sing u
song in French, which King Richard and
Blondel had sometime composed together.
When King Richard heard the song, he
knew that it was Blondel that sung it, and
when Blondel paused at halle Of the song,
the King began the other half and COM
pleted It. Thus Blondel won the know
ledge Of the King, his master, and return
ing home into England, made the Barons
of the countrie acquainted where the King
was. This happened about the year 1893.
COPY OF THE SONG lin modern English
Biondei-Your beauty, lady fair,
None views without delight;
But sill SO cold In air
No passion can excite;
Yet this patient see
While all are shunn'd like me.
Richard No nymph my heart can wound
If favor she divide,
And smiles on all around,
Unwilling TO decide;
ia rather hatred bear
Than love with others share.
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DR.. F. was the president of south
ern college, who protested to be very gram
NAUTICAL in the use of his language, and
therefore expected his pupils to be like
wise. Playing cards was strictly forbidden
on the school premises but, as is always
the case, this law is often violated by the
students without being detected. A num-
Der of Freshmen collected together in one
of their numbers room, and were enjoy
ing a good game Of euchre, when knock
was heard at the door. "Who's there p
one exclaimed. "Me ~ was the laconic
reply. "Who's me ?' "Professor F."
" You lie | Ha, ha, ha Professor F.
wouldn't say 'naep He'd say, 1t is J.,
sir p" The old professor turned his back
and went of, knowing that they had him
there
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! Paris correspondent says that more
N.a j"o hundred French actresses are
@#..H@ !ur the TALL OF the city, and the first
opportunity 10 come TO America, where,
'"nd!y believe, lalrcls and largesSee
#.. attend them.
~'..-.ic> in The Troy Press 90 TO show
I. * III tDhor> Il capital Of S., 252, 900 Is en-
NlH' IA TIE manufacture OF knit goods,
..'.:.t Employment To 4,9H operatives, and
..ihM4 "ui $3.50, 800 worth Of goods an
aaaIy.
ar Wheeling RcGisler and some other
3" fey, Suggest That the maine Of the capital
~ No., it@inia be hanged from "Charles-
,v. 'o " kanaw In ID desirable change.
t.. urc too many tharleS,ons.
.....>c Who read their morning newspapers
-. ..' II comfortable homes can hardly APP
.aar Tho trials undergone by the car
y &" delivering the paper III bad wea-
! Ike 4, Milford, Mass, Monday, de-
pea eleven stores and two dwellings,
.,'- turned 10 dealt! Mr. Amos Thurston,
49, .''"i"n, ana young Irish woman.
Governor CI1!iin, of Massachusetts, has
"''1'A Il letter To The Woman Suffrage
1"''L'lon Of that State, in session in Bos-
''''' =! inpdlhiHing with The cause.
&c.. IN insane mnan lcapcd from railroad
.."'" III Missouri last week while it was
."'h1 ii lhc rate Of twenty-eight miles
''' ''''If' and was not seriously injured.
.., y :, company has recently been organized
? ~ "h'i burg, West Virginia, under the
''''''' " y he Carpet Bag Oil Company"
>"!Nr lnembersof an indianapolis Church
tr,,J.
"',' 'I'cy DIDN'T like the pastor.
>Hnrd4y night has been chosen by New
WIN 1itf"-iasAionables as reception night.
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The Yerser case in Mississippi.

JACKSON, MISS, Jan. 25.-The case of
Ierger, who killed the Mayor of this city
some time ago, still eXcites much interest.
No trial before the civil authorities has
ever been had, and the grand jury has ig-
nored the bill for murder, which is regarded
by the legal profession and the newspapers
us equivalent to acquitttal. The Pilot IRE
publlcan) says Yerger can never be con-
victed, and advises a nolIe prosequi as a
finale. Special pleas have been tiled, but
the case will not he tried at this term of the
court. ierger has been at liberty since
last Nav,
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TeIesraphic Summary.

The headquarters of the Department of
the South have been transferred from At
lanta, Ca, to Louisville, Ky.
William Marley, alias "Reddy the Black
smith," in fight in New York yesterday
morning killed the equally notorious James
Haggerty.
Rudolph f. Heide has been recognized
as Norwegian Nice-Consul at Wilmington,
NC.
The Government sales of ordnance have
been stopped.
Two members of Congress are to be tried
III the civil courts ut Westinghouse. R..
Butler, of Tennessee, for forgery, to-mor-
row, and Bowen, of South Carolina, for
bigamy, on the 18th proximo.
Commissioner Pleasanton recommends q
change in the warehousing system which
will equalize the tobacco interest through
out the country.
The admission of Governor Clayton,
United States Senator elect from Alabama,
will be objected to on the ground of the
lllegality of the Legislature which elected
him.
The House judiciary Committee will re-.
port against the repeal of the law conven-
Ing the next Congress on the 9th of March.
Secretary, Boutwell, argued against the
repeal of the income tax before the Ways
and Means Committee yesterday.
Letters from Charleston by the Cedar
Keys route are fourteen to twenty DAYS get
ting to Havana, while those by New York
and New Orleans get there in from six to
ten days. The Havana merchants complain
of it.
James F. Randolph, for many years edi-
tor of the Brunswick FREEDMAN, is dead !;
aged eighty years.
Only three OF the fillibusters who disem-
barked at Vuelta Abajo, Cuba, remain
alive.
Hon. S. S. Cox, of New York, gives Sem
ators Hendricks and Blair dinner tonight
at the Arlington, in Washington. Cover
nors Seymour and Hoffman Of New York
and Bigler Of Pennsylvania are invited.
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A WoaAs's BRAvERY.-The Carlisle Ken


tucky) Mercury tells this story:
"On the Friday before Christmas week
Miss Smedey, Of this county, performed an
act which, for female heroism, is worthy of
special mention. She was teaching school
near Pleasant Valley, on the other side OF
Licking, while her residence is on this side
of the river. On the Friday stated she
started for home, as was her custom, and
when she reached Parks Ferry found the
river full Of heavy floating ice. The ferry
man dceming it unsafe to take his boat
across the river, our heroine had one of
two things TO do-swim her horse across the
river and brave the dangers, or remain
away from home and relatives. DESTROYS
Of getting home that afternoon, she deter
mined TO cross the river. Putting the whip
to the horse, she started across. The large,
heavy cakes of ice came thick and fast
down the rapid current of the swollen
river. vet the faithful horse and gallant
rider held their own, and finally succeeded in
gaining this side of the river. 1t was most
dangerous undertaking. and one that very
few men even would have attempted"
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A WHEELING MATcH.-A correspondent
of the BoonsDoro' ODD Felloec, writing from
Sharpsburg, gives the following item OF
news in that ancient borough:
A crowd of men and boys assembled in
the public square to witness Il wheeling
match for a pig, the pig having been pre-
scented to the fair. The conditions were
that person be blindfolded, take up a
wheelbarrow, turn it around and wheel it
4 distance Of two hundred yards where a
stake was driven in the ground, and the one
wheeling nearest the stake was to receive
the pig. There were sixteen competitors at
twenty-five cents wheel. 1t was quite
amusing to witness the wheeling. j. S.
Barkdoll dealer in leather and hides was
the lucky man, he having ran against The
stake and Knocked it down. The III" was
carried OF in triumph by MIR. Barhd0ll.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. rs, 1871.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. rs, 1871.
OFFERINGS.
Rheat.-White. 1853 busbalB. Red. l,15s huabels,
Corn-White. ,sss BUSHELS. Mixed % bushela.
0dts.-l os7 bushels.
as. sALgS.
Whedt.-White, SO bushels slightly damaged at
81 30 bushels inferior at St.5O IL bu. heels very
inferior at Sl:'7A Ii bushels mixed at $l.so. To-
tai, 15s bushels.
Whsdt.-Red, 4a bushels very foul ut 81. 20; 20
bushels very nferior ut g. o5 u bushels damaged
at 81 ~: 90 bushels badly leaned at si.s5; 50
bushels Inferior at sl.4o; so bushels very inferior
It Sl 30 l2a bushels common At 60 400 bus bells
lair at III 20; 90 bushels very good at $ls0; 100
bushels choice On private terms. Total, !, 40
bushels. .... $50
C0rn.-White, $50 bushels prime on private
terms; 40 bushels very good at soc. 60 bushels
prime at eoc.-total, 1885 bushels. Mixed 81 BUSH
els good on private terms. t
Odts- % bushels New Brunswick, CSC. So
bushels COCO az 52c.; 417 bushels very good en-
pi tvaie terms; leo bushels very good &C &c.. $50
bushels at 2sc.-total. N2 bushels. ra
-s RE EIHIBITED. | . p.
Wheat. White 80 bushels Red. 1874 bushels.
OGtS.-27o bushels. ..... ...
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Cotton Markets-TBY TELEGRAPH. !

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 25.-Mobfle: Cotton quiet
and firmer at las@L4tc, receipts, 800 bales ex-
ports coastwise 400 bales sales $500 bales stock
at 1iBc.; receipts, 3,ssl bales. Exports-To Great
BIi:ain, 2ls bales; continent, 1882 bales coast.
wise, as bales sales, $500 bales stock go SOL
bale Norfolk: Firm, and holders asking higher
rates; low middlinps. 14a@Ns; receipts. 2.15l
bales exports coastwise, I1a7 bales sales, 200
bales st; *, 9,37l bales. Charleston: Firm at
A;c. receipts. 2, 100 bales. Exports To Great
BIttatn 1928 bales coastwise, 0O9 bales. Sales,
4o0 bales stock SO 8l8 bales. Ne,o Orleans Firni
at l5c. receipts, is, 7l3 bales Exports-To Great
Britain, {. 439 bales; Bremen, 4O5 bales BARGE
Iona 400 bales; coast wise, 2,424 bales. Sales,
2, 400 bales stock, 1885, 043 bales.
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Marine Df2aSfa rs-

New YORK, Jan. 25.-Schooner Mary &.
Elliott, from Virginia, with oysters. went
ashore at Little Egg Harbor and bilged.
The crew were saved. Schooner Alfred
Hall, also from Virginia with oysters, is
sunk near the Elliott, and her crew are
supposed to be lost.
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Grant must feel it to be quite pity that
Bishop Simpson did not go with the San
Domingo Commissioners. If San Domingo
Were the property of the Methodist Church
South he would have gone. He has never
vet lost chance to ego for" that sort of
ploperty.-LouisuiNe Courier
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.,lfhnloud lllspattk,
&c, 1871.
t1~Axy FxrRrss RoBBERY--Haj

..~ tI~Axy TxrRrss RonBERY--Hdl-
y. >.,f-g.-~. From The Albany Press,
..-, 81 In reply tc many questions,
......, >a:t went Gown to the express
.a,.t & O'Clock E,iCay evening. Jan
.. .nt, at:,g mlakiug out my way-blll.
,.r ,lr muury 7, cl IgcS in The safe,
3. -. rn, '.lu ii IL H. car. which was
in l.. rcaT of ;hr office. Entered
.Hus. o'clock. and found the
~ .. smoking som, hat. and opened
~ ycui,late the car. In short
fr,.,.l,, was taken to the depot and
.-. II the train. The door on the
.,.f thc car was now closed and 3
.....f.a nrarlt " hen the bell struck
.... .,,., t. move, Two railroad men
IN n the south door pulled it
49,. alter them. and the train
......;. lunZ on the south side Of the
.-...oY. moved up TO the light
~. ...t,. >,,,c. and, standing under 1t,
.,..my freight hills. Heard noise
...tI side. and. turning hastily
..,. g.. -. IS surprised 10 sec man Jump
"a. ..-.l.d SAY HAL "a. Woodward,
..->" I rcphcd. " / am not Wood
Nha ar, yaur" Stepping over to
'...a door he lairhcd il. while reply
=, l!y name is Jones; have run on
..-. Number OF times a lie" olher
...,a> E,lu,wcd. but liatpinc Is positive
....g-n Tie train touched the draw IN
-.a-. fr had been shot. As soon rs
...., ~nr, was tired he tell. when the as
IA. az. and. bending over HIM,
a@ anal again.
,n.> H. remembers nervous
III fingers in his pockets for KEYS,
uas HMuk. when he was uncon-
So. Finally, when hr awokc. he
..... Tie side Of the ear, pulled himself
.... -r,,rjn@ The belI-ropc, pulled II
t.ug t!mr>. After this every incl
. s. ..>;ir.t IN his mind. He remembers
... Z, n cypress agent at East Al
.t. .M. t-..s.u. h,m Ia care for The car,
''GuH tor-.Nc him who done ll-for
a ,ouNcr~ing with others, and
....fa5i al The whole occurrence from
III .--u' the y:w.dour was opened until
,t..rri! m tn" room hc now occupies
i... ,iy Hospital. He cannot fancy
IL. Esrrtirt should have given such
....5sE - he did on the eN-
..r.u irGty. His married life has
..ns!.e-~. ai.l God has blessed their
81 with Il little huy. The only reason
..l. .,,.y .>.i> that Mr. Benedict misuu-
., ... liz remarks. llalpinr believed his
ua- Il,.4l with hloou. as he could
H.. ~.s.h WA difficulty 1T III" time, and
w.. t..Ho..j,.;'> excitement II Is safe to
:. iii UT know what WAS said. lie
... =. - that hc would know Filkins
..-. arrowd: for the face Of the man
..,.M .,.l photograph before his eyes
.r. b. t,.i 10 the floor: the meeting
.. Ia,H- Friday was but seeing in life
s...u!.. r1g.ayed in blood on his mind.
IS, hia.iy OF his aSSallant, and freely
81. 10. great wrong done.
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A DOMESTIC ScENE.-A waggish western
editor describes scene In domestic life:
An aunt of ours concluded to try the eff
feet Of pleasant smile and kind word
upon her husband when he returned from
his work. She had read how home should
be pleasant, and the wife should always
meet the husband with o pleasant smile.
The success she had Is best given In the
shape Of dialogue.
! [Enter husband, almost exhausted, and
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATes@
- COMPANY.-F Il NORFOLK, S5sES
PORTSMOUTH, AND ALL REGULAK LAND
INGS ON THE JAMES RIVER, The fast and
elegant United States mail steamer
0 II n SYN ESTER,
Captain u. C. CLIFFORD, ...
leaves company's wharf at Rockets for the
aboye We, places on MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS and FRIDAYS, at HALF-PAST SIX
O'CLOCK A. 81, and returns on TUESDAYS.
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive in Norfolk in time to con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore and ponts
North.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on ar.
rival OF steamer.
Fare 10 Norfolk A. "a
Excursion tickets to Norfolk and return 49,. 400.
Freight received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and sa-
turdays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, Bait.
more, and principal landings on Chesapeake bay
and all regular landings on James river, at RES-
SOH,ABhE BATES. Freight received from A.
81, till G r. Nj.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid
l.. B. TATUM. General Agent
Sc ~ y Office. Company's wharf.
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LIE ~ tmCAGo-Loss $50, 000.-CM-
re. jan. 24.-About 10 O'Clock last even
g lire occurred NJ No. So state street.
ID. io-,,> are as follows: Long Manuiac-
Ing Company, underwear. Sc, 900. fully
WDH: IL. N. Dunn, millinery, $4,000,
erurc $1,000; L. Buttrick IL Co.,
n". Illly insured +. B.Grccn, photo
II ... -, 500. insured for 81 800: j. W.
.a.1ld, so .Hm; insurance 1000. Loss
atd'n-. SS,p"u, fully insured. The in
..Irr WAS mostly in city companies.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money Market.

NEW York, Jan. 25.-Money abundant at SOS
nor cont. Prime discounts are still offered ut e
discount. Speculation In gold was dead as 1t did
mt fuc,u,te a fraction during the day-ap unpre-
cedeuted event In the history Of the Gold Room
1t was quoted all day at lios@l1o!. Sterling ex-
change 1oss@lopa. Governments advanced; o's,
1lls; ,se's 1904; 'ers, 100; 'ss's 100 new, 1918
,67,s 1881: ,ss 3 1888: forties, 1884, southern
securities dull and unchanged from yesterdays
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'1.lc ARMS FOR FRASCE.-The steam
4. ..G' uc !'aIis cleared al New York on
av..,E. lor liayrc, with the following car
49, i,,.j casts 81 mu-kctS, 3S cases of re-
...'l.. 2,5lD ca>rs Of cartridges, 800 cases
-.fa.>>, 2,S1G cases OF ammunition, and
. ..t't.rir.
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Col. SUSAN B. ANTHONY and the other
gushing young suffrage-shriekers seem COM
1letely to have won General Butler over.
Butler has long been suspected Of being q
Ii tile spooney. Louisville Courier.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH
LONDON, Jan. o4-Euening.-C 9oi
United States bonds, 9os.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. e4-Euening. Cotton Up
lands, 7i@3d. Orleans, Ss@sto.; sales, IL 600
bales, including 1000 bales for export and specu
ation.
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.'TH!Ic SCHOOLS IL WEST NlRGISIA.-It
.'4r- that III West Virginia no less than
IS !lcc >rhout-housc> have been erected
.An he la>t six years. The State has
" un hand 4 permanent school fund Of
-.5. st.t
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-House.-The bill
defining the meaning of the Goth section o.
the act to reduce taxation was passed, and
goes to the President. The effect of the
bill is to allow merchandise in port and
not entered on Dec. 31st, 1870, to be admit.
ted under the new tariff. Among other
things, it makes the duty on imported
spirits uniform at s. per gallon.
Sundry pension bills were passed.
A bill for the disposal of useless military
reservations, and bill granting the right
of way through the Pensacola (Fla.) mill.
tary reservation to the Pensacola and Bar
rancas railroad, were passed.
In answering question Mr.. Dawes said
he saw no signs of repeating the law 1e-
curing the new Congress to meet on the
9Th of March.
The Indian appropriation bill was re-
resumed, and occupied the balance Of the
day.
Senate.-Senator Frank Blair, OF Mis-
souri,, was seated. He was appointed on
the Committees upon the Pacific Railroad
and Education and Labor.
Mr.. Mcdonald introduced bill for the
payment of southern claimants.
The bill for the repeal of the Income tax
was considered, and the balance Of the day
was spent by Messrs. Fenton and Conkling
discussing the affairs Of the New York Gus
ton-house.
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Clear. solid ice, fifteen inches thick, is
now being delivered on shipboard ct the
wharvcs in Bath, Maine.
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GROCERIES, Ne.

T eggs FAMILY FLOUR.-One hum
bred barrels LEGG,s SUPERIOR FAMILY
FLUUR-every barrel warranted. Parties want
ing had b, tier order at once.
ia 90 A. Y. STOKES q Co.
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d Hill AID ELPHIA, RICH, IeFas
L MOND AND NORFOLK STEAM SS&EAsE
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPH!AT TWICE 4
WEEk; - NORFOLK, EMPIRE, and j.
delphia every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
and Richmond every MONDAY and THURSDAY,
alternately. Freight received daily Except Sum
days), cheaper than by any other route, for all
parts OF Pennsylvania and New Jersey also for
New Orleans viG Southern Mail Steamship Line
for Philadelphia. Freight taken for Norfolk at
moderate rates,
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
Ss.
w. P. PORTER, Agent
No. 2425 Dock street. Richmond.
VIM. 2. CLYDE & CO., Agents,
No. II North Wharves, and
ses No. II South Wharves, Philadelphia,
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO $40
AND oyER DELIVERED IN ANY PART
OF THE COUNTRY
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES.

HAMILTON EASTER & SONS,
OF BALTIMORE, Md,
IN order the better to meet the wants Of their re-
tail customers at distance. have established
SAMPLE BUREAU,
and will. upen application, promptly send by mail
S snsI lines Of SAMPLES or the NEWEST AND
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, OF French,
Engiish. and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
&C All times sell low, not at less prices, than
Buying our goods from the largest and most cele-
bratsd manufacturers in the different parts OF Gu
zone, and Importing the same by steamers DIRECT
70 baltimore, our stock Is at all times promptly
supplied with the novelties OF the London and
Paris markets.
As we buy and cell only, for cash. and make no
bad debts we able and willing TO sell our goods
at FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN PER CENT.
LESS PROFIT than II we gave credit.
In sending for samples, specify the k1nd OF Sooos
desired. We keep the best grades OF every class
of goods, from the lowest TO the most costly.
Orders una ccompanied by the cash VIII De sent
PROMPT-PkYINe Wholesale BUYE Z
are Invited inspect the stock IN our Jobhing ana
Package DeDartment. Address
HAMIToN EASTER s. SONS,
Isr, 100, 20l, and 200 West Baltimore street,
de 6-Tu&FIy I baltimofe, Ma.