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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-02-23
GROCERIES,.

Such as sugar, coffee, tea, rice, dried and
canned fruit, soap, tobacco, cigars, sheesc,
crackers, nuts, confectioneries, etc. Best
of flour. Come one and all and get the
worth of your money. Terms cash.
iauItf G. EMERSON.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

LosT.-A bunch of lady's curls. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by
calling at the NEWS Office. ieb23-1t
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Our COAL MINE committees actual
ly woke up yesterday, and Are at work
canvassing for stock. Mr.. Wright, OF
Kansas City, will be here Monday.
He offers to bore 500 feet, and furnish
everything but casing, for 81 per. foot.
For the next 500 feet, So per foot. He
will take $500 of the pay in stock.
These are very modest terms. We
urge upon each and every" one of our
citizens the necessity of taking some
stock. Don't say you can't afford to.
It's just like advertising. The fact,
you can't afford to neglect or refuse to
get this coal mine started. Now is the
time.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-02-23

The Missouri Valley Life Insurance
company has began the issue of neat
Quarto, called 'The Western World"
and devoted to the interest of that COM
pany.
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Hats in eolors of pearl, nutria, slate,
black, mulberry, chocolate, and smoke,
neat and very attractive, at VIM.
Clapp's. jan1-tt
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We call attention to the card of that
old settler and popular mason and
plasterer, James Means. Mr.. Means
has an unsurpassed reputation as \
skillful and faithful contractor. He
has done the two best jobs Of stone
work here-that of Soden's stone fac
tory, and Williams foundation wall,
besides any number OF others. Mr..
Means learned his trade at q time
when trades were thoroughly taught,
and his work is well done, no matter
what it rs. He has ample facilities for
all work in his line, and We advise our
readers who contemplate any building
operations to sec him before making
contracts.
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Lovers OF the jOvial and serious peo-
pie will both get we'll paid by attend
Ing the drama tonight.
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Seed Wheat,

WE are now receiving from Iowa and
w Minnesota Spring Wheat to supply
the demand of this entire southwestern
country. Parties wishing to secure seed
should call at once and leave their orders
with y. z. BOWMAN s. CO..
feb23tf EmDoYia Kansas
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WEAVTNG

r AN now prepared to weave carpets in
u the best manner, at very reasonable
prices. 1 will pay the drayage on all ear
pets Of 20 yards and over. Residence
near Soden'S mill.
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Trunks, valises, travelling bags
rubber goods, wool socks, ETC., at VIM
Ciapp's. jan1-tf
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Temperance people, turn out Friday
night and witness the great moral
drama, "Ten Nights In Bar Room
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If you want fresh Rolls, Rusks, Pas
try and all varieties of Cake, go to
Morris & Bottger. janf-tf
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The dentist that "pullcd" our press
mans tooth, would do a good job nj
blacksmlthing.
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If You want stylish beaver over
coat drop in and see Perley & Bearcs's
stock. jan1-tf
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MAPLE WOOD CEsIETERY.-S.R. Hall
is the authorized agent for the sale of
lots in this cemetery, located north
west of the city. He viii attend to
having graves dug for those who de-
sire him to do so. He may be found at
the store of Hall Bros. jan1-tf
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Clapp is not going to build thi:
spring. He is going to sell a pile o.
goods, though.
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The property advertised by AR. An
drews to-day, is bargain. That is al
we need say about It.
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY TO LET
Has the best light of any gallery in the
city. Operating room 2Ox2S. Recep-
tlon room 20x17. Good location. VIII
rent it very low, for one or more years.
Enquire of P. J. Lehnhard, at Red
Boot shoe store. jan1-tf
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Perley & Bearce keep the Monitor
leather covered trnnks-different sizes.
ianl-tf
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PoMoSA NuRsERY.-Fruit and orna-
mental trees, shrubs and plants, forest
tree seedlings, hedge plants, etc. No
agents employed to peddle trees, or beg
for orders. Good, fresh, reliable stock !;
true to name and of the best varieties,
at wholesale or retail, cheap for cash.
Cali on or address s. T. KELSEY,
Pomona, Franklin Co., Kan.
Fall catalogue ready by September
list. jan1-ly
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WEAVING.

WE are prepared to do carpet and all
wv other kinds of weaving on short no.
tice. Place two and half miles north
east OF Emporia, on Burlingame road.
fehIk 2t p r DENNY
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THOMAS & JONES.

A GOOD farm for rent, about 100 acres
IA fenced, and about 80 under eultiya-
ton, miles south OF town. Apply at the
SSSaSs.S se0.e '. THOMAS & 1norRS
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REPETITIoN.-"Ten Nights in Bal
Room" will be repeated Saturday
night.
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Wool has gone up to one dollar per
pound, and will stay there a while.
More about it next week.
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North & Shelmire, and Schmidling
& Lutz, are positively going to throw
up brick buildings.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR RENT.

CONTRACTOR for stone work and plast
" ing is ready TO furnish materials. Worl
done promptly and satisfaction given: Res
iderce No. II Union street, EmpOria, Kansas
feb23-1y
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The ice cutting season is over. a
large crop has been harvested here this
winter.
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FURs! FURs! FURs !-Lehnhard is
paying in cash as high as $3.50 apiece
for mink skins, Coo. for raeeon, IKE.
for dry hides. Remember the place,
9th avenue, sign of the Red Boot.
n5wtf
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Ducks and geese are flying North
which is a sure Indication of an early
spring.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-02-23

The ground is thawed about eight
inches down. Flowing can soon be
done.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-02-23

The Normal School board meets to-
day to decide on plan for buildings
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-02-23

The best thing OF the season, ''Ten
nights In 4 bar ROOM" at Bancroft hall
tonight.
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Family white fish for sl.74, at G.. w.
Frederick;s. jan1-tf :
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Advertising is like bread and butter
lit costs money because its worth
money.
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Now is the time to get your pictures
framed, when you can get that nice
French picture glass at Tandy & East
mans. Feb 3, St.
A fresh stock of neck wear at Per-
ley & Bearee's jan1-tf
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Bring, or send us, any local items
you hear OF.
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Did you hear the gentle zephyrs
Monday nightS
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Cheap farm, for sale or reut. En-
quire of j. X. Finley, over Emporia
Bank. jan1-tf
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For Peoria and Industrial Plows,
low for cash, cali at Holderman &
Bros. jan1-tf
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McCarter has gone to New York for
more dry goods.
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EMpoR1sr THIS WINTER.

"Carl,'' the pleasant correspondent
of the Topeka Commonwealth, has
recently been paying us a visit, and
says:
Among the most noticeable improve
ments in this beautiful city is the ma
cadamizing of Commercial street, from
the railroad north 70 Seventh avenue,
at cost of fifteen thousand four hun
dred dollars. This Is the main busi-
ness street of the town. and this Inn
provement was made by assessments
upon the property holders who own
property fronting on this street. 1t is
also the best paved street IN Kansas.
Building has not been pushed forward
as rapidly the past year, as it was the
year preceding, but has been of more
| substantial and costly character
Among the numerous fine buildings
that adoIn Commercial street,
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Sell them-to Barnum, for archit0c.
tural curiosities.
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Buck gloves cheaper than ever at
Freneh's. ianI-tt
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-02-23

Considerable business was done Ia
town last Saturday.
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nISanInTI0N.

THE partnership heretofore existing
Il between j. 81. Davis and w. Davis
is hereby dissolved by mutual consent.
J. H. Davis will continue the business at
chanies street. Emporia, Kansas.
j. Fl. DAVIS.
w. DAVIS.
January 30th, 1872. feb2-4t
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Call on Mcmillan s Cochran for all
kinds of nuts, candies and notions.
iau-tlf
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WANTED-A situation by a young
man % years old, with three years ex-
perience in o Boston house. Can refer
to gentlemen well known in Kansas.
Address c. G.. Newell, Boston, Mass.
Box 3046. FEB9-w3
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A Key found. Call at this Office.

Two yoke of good oxen for sale by
j. II. Hunt. fehl5-tf
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1t cost DIR. Criley. just $50 to NOV,
that house.
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If you want some nice Zephyr wor-
steds, now is your time to select them,
at Newman & Bros.
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FOR SAFE.

A no. stock and grain farm in Lyon
IA county; $50 acres; 30 acres good tim
Der; 20 acres fine bottom land; stock wa
ter plenty; good house, stable, crib, &C.;
cultivation; being the southeast quarter
and part Of the northeast quarter OF sex
ton I, township 1G, range II; only SSS
per acre. Z. BORTOE,
Real Estate Agent,
163 Commercial ST., Emporia, Kansas.
ian1ff
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Eligible Rooms For Rent
TWO of the best located and most de-
L sirable rooms in the city for rent.
inns6tf HoLDERMAN & BRO.
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One car load of the celebrated Stude-
baker wagons jast received. The best
wagon in the market, for sale cheap,
for cash in hand, at Holderman &
Bros. janl-tf
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The Cottonwood is booming.
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WHAT EVERYONE NEEDs-The ele-
CANT and durable goods found at VIM.
Clapp's. jan1-tf
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Choicest new teas at Mcmillan 4
Cochran's. jani-tf
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Great Bargains at Mcmillan & Coch-
rams in canned goods, dried fruits, etc.
ian1-tf
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The coal dealers are not happy.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NnT.TcE

FTHE undersigned was on the Sth day
i of January, A. D. 1872, duly appoint
ed administrator de. boRis non of the es-
tate of T. c. Hill, deceased, by me Pro-
bate Court Of Lyon county, Kansas.
MOVES SPICER
Dated oath January, 1872. JAn2 e.
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DIR. crilcy's men are throwing dirt
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A fresh supply of build e-is hard
ware, just received at Holderman &
Bros. ianl-tf
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He wandered about for some weeks
and then bought his clothing, boots
and shoes and William Clapp's, and
was happy. ian1-tf
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Use Geo. Leis' celebrated Condition
Powder for horses and cattle. They
are a Kansas discovery. The best,
cheapest and safest powder in use.
For sale by all druggists. jan1-tf
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Bargains in clothing at French's.
jan1-tf
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A fresh arrival of that Head Light
Coal Oil, at Tandy & Eastman's.
n3.tf
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White shirts, open fronts, open
backs, melton, merino, kohos, shetland,
blue mixed, jeans, &C., at VIM. Clapp's.
iaDI-ff
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A nice lot of ladies' and commercial
note paper, pens, pencils, &C., just re-
ceived at Tandy & Eastman's. n3-tf
saur Kraut, at wicks & Mayse.
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&25 REWARD-STRAYED

&25 REWARD-STRAYED.
TROM the subscriber, living six miles
II east OF Emporia, about the middle Of
June, 1871. bay mare, two years old last
spring; about 15X hands high; black
name and tail; branded IL" on the left
shoulder. viii pay S25 for the return
of the animal, or $40 for information that
will lead to her recovery.
i. b. LUDY,
feb16-8t Emporia, Kansas.
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WILLIAMS NEW BLOCK

IS the most conspicuous. This is cree
ted on the old site of the NEWS, and is
a beautiful building and well arranged
for business purposes. This Is another
evidence of the thrift of our old
s1typo.r Mr. Williams was formerly
connected with the News as one of is
proprietors, but by n succession OF
trades Is out OF journalism, and has
realized enough to put mp this hand
some block, at a Gust of $4,000. Many
other fine buildings of q like charac-
ter are to DC erected in the spring and
replace the old frames that are now
occupied as business houses. Mer.
chants who are doing business in frame
structures arc anxious to make ;
change since the Chicago IRE, and alsC
to get rid of the heavy Insurance they
are compelled 70 pay.
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RENT OR SALE.-My house in Good
rich's addition, will be rented or sold
at sacrifice. A first-class property.
Inquire of Peyton & Gillett. n5-w3
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EMPOR IA.

Eggs are cheap.
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Broadway silk hats, and a full line of
other late styles, at Perley & Bearce's.
ianl-tf
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CORN wANTED-We pay the highest
market price for corn.
jan1-tf BRAGUSIER & BRO.
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1O0 IRONS or HAY

TOR SALE, with privilege Of a good
timbered feed lot and plenty of water.
Corn furnished, If desired. Apply to the
undersigned, II miles southeast of Empo-
ria, near EImendaro, Lyon county. Kans.
feb1Otf j. l.. WILLIAMS.
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Parties supplied with everything in
the confectionery line at lowest prices,
at Morris & Bottger's. jan1-tf
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jim. Breno, fashionable barber and
hair dresser. Particular attention paid
to the cutting of ladies' and childrens'
hair. Shop first door east of Madison
house. n
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Double breasted beaver coats at Per-
lev & Bearce's. janI-tf
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E It is seldom we speak in praise of
we are ON the subject Of hotels allow
me to speak of the Madison. Under
the skillful management Of Mr.. Hank
Ia, this hotel Is everything the travel
ing public could desire, and q more
gentiemanly proprietor cannot be
found in the west. The fare il every
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The Cavalier linen collar at Perley &
Bearce's. ian1-tt
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Fresh oysters received daily from
Baltimore by Morris & Bottger.
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Alaska salmon at G. W. Frederick's
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STRAYED.

1.-TWO red and white heifer calves, with
hole in the right ear, and one OF
them is supposed to have had the same
ear cut or bit on, taking the hole away.
Whoever will give Information where
they may be found will be suitably re-
WarCied T-W4 w. A. Ella.
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cure
van ebss1 - ~ - 49, ~ = s P. BOWMAN
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RYE FLoUR-Good, at Wicks &
Mavsa n5-W5
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JUL ctt OAlhCS Va ItAS ANON DSOSs
n5wtf
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY TO LET
Has the best light of any gallery in the
city. Operating room 20x2S. Recep-
tlon room 20x17. Good location. VIII
rent it very low, for one or more years.
Enquire of P. J. Lehnhard, at Red
Boot shoe store. jan1-tf
A nice lot of ladies' and commercial
note paper, pens, pencils, &C., just re-
ceived at Tandy & Eastman's. n3-tf
saur Kraut, at wicks & Mayse.
n5-w3s
RENT OR SALE.-My house in Good
rich's addition, will be rented or sold
at sacrifice. A first-class property.
Inquire of Peyton & Gillett. n5-w3
RYE FLouR-Good, at wicks &
Mayse. n5-w3
jim. Breno, fashionable barber and
hair dresser. Particular attention paid
to the cutting of ladies' and childrens'
hair. Shop first door east of Madison
house. ~
A fresh arrival of that Head Light
Coal Oil, at Tandy & Eastman's.
n3-tf
Use Geo. Leis' celebrated Condition
Powder for horses and cattle. They
are Kansas discovery. The best,
cheapest and safest powder in use.
For sale by all druggists. jan1-tf
Great Bargains at Mcmillan s. Coch-
rams in canned goods, dried fruits, etc.
ian1-tf
| The Cavalier linen collar at Perley &
Bearce's. jan1-tt
| Parties supplied with everything in
the confectionery line at lowest prices,
at Morris & Bottger's. jan1-tf
CORN WANTED-We pay the highest
market price for corn.
jan1-tf BRAGUNIER & BRO.
Fresh oysters received daily from
Baltimore by Morris & Bottger.
jan1-tf
Double breasted beaver coats at Per-
/ lev &c Bearce's. janI-tf
Broadway silk hats, and full line Of
other late styles, at Periey & Bearce's
ianl-tt
A fresh supply of build e-'s hard
ware, just received at Holderman &
. Bros. jan1-tf
If you want some nice Zephyr wor
! steds, now is your time to select them
|, at Newman & Bros.
a Choicest new teas at Mcmillan 4
{ Cochran's. jani-tf
For Peoria and Industrial Piows
: low for cash, cali at Holderman 4
Bros. jan1-tf
If you want fresh Rolls, Rusks, Pas
try and all varieties of Cake. 20 3
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Emerson's bread wagon is on the e
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The Result.

JUN IHAN 44NNIi I 7
f. W. CUNNINGHAM, Sec'y.
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MILL PROPERTY
NOT S0T.n ""

feb23tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-30
THE TOBACCO MARKET AS REPORTED IN
TIE NEW YORK "TOBACCO LEAF.'

NOVEMBER Virginia Leaf-A necessarily
n 5Gr tSds M BY The burning Of the large
stocks Of these toaccos in the Jarvis warehouse 10
Jersey City. AS Is usual under similar clrcun-
stances markets ut distance have been more qulcKly
affected by the intelligence of this great
of t,bacco than those nearer the scene OF cohaglu
ton, an advance In previous prices haVins Ehen
nj ice in some OF the Interior markets almost lnme
II tely upon the receipt6f the news Willie mere ID
New York the only effect as yet plainly visible Is
faii, however 10 be speedily followed by an advance
10 rates equal to thai prevailing elsewhere AS We
Tr bprmngs are S 'f gand in
low grades are reported ut an nGvance o. &C., anu
fiuc grades from TO &c. = ID. Later information
that will appear In Its proper place ma! HULL!
these announcements, ~ . # !,
The sales in this market for the week have COM
prised manufacturing and shipping goods. ana iaSS
duality. Prices generally have been satisfactory.
Low Stocks of old and limited receipts OF new To-
bacco in Richmond have tended to diminish oner-
ings n that city during the week, but goods OF
class are reported selling readily when ouered.
Transportation Is more or less impeded In hlcn-
Inond and IL Is presumable In other cities as wen,
by the prevalence Of the horse disease when seems
10 intensity elsewhere just in proportion as IL ol-
mnshes in New Tork mheTS IS Tas has
hnen instrumental LII curtaillng receipts OF ne" To-
bacco. o,,, a.. IL
has not differed essentially from any OF those pre-
ccding 1t fora long time past Both the domes,c
and foreign demand Dave been moderate, Win per
supply such rs tens and brand or two OF brishtS.
Taxes are being advanced, we notice, on STOCK
suitable for the home trade, but there Is little evi-
drncc of disposition to carry tx-paid goods for ex-
port; which is exactly what was to have been e&-
pected.
| The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has given
permission to tobacco manufacturers TO print Dy
means of stamp, instead OF writing, their names
On registered tobacco stamps part OF the cancel
Ition prescribed by law: This privilege Is an I'M
por:nt concession 10 manufacturers, as IL VIII save
| them a vast amount of proftless and thanKless
Labor. Being Obliged TO write their names WIN
| becn one of the most arduous duties imposed upon
manufacturcrs-one, too, rendered none the less
wearisomc or unpleasant by the rcLcction tnat IL
was quite unnecessary and now that IN opportunity
is afforded them Of adopting an easier mode Cd, of &C,
complishing the object sought ny the INV thcre can
he little doubt but that they IL rcady and oyfuy
| embrace 1t. There are number of petty annoy
ances that might be obviated, or ut cast mtigatcu'
In the same way this one has been, Ii the Commis-
sioner were so fnclucd. Will Mr.. X imbaIl tell him
| So aud in Ibis way add another link ~ the bond
made bctwceIi hmselfand the trade by recent cour-
| tcsies, and this lust not The least OF several!