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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
GARY oa.-corn.-Markct firm at 7a67ec.

FEBRUARY ea.- Corn.-Ntarkct firm at 7'GS7sc.
RYf.-9Oc.@Sl.
Oats.-Spring oats. 7o1s75c.: winter. eoc.6sl.
Flour.-tlour active and In demand Choice
brands family sa.5O@slo and city brands extra $3.50
and 90; super, $7.5aSs; fine. $3.50. Western -four,
soc. to ii below these quot:tlons-al In wholesale
lots.
Potnoes-Irish-Early rose, s2.5NRs.. peach
blow, 50; Jackson, white, =; early pink-eyo yell
low, 81.
Peanuts-Rcceipts liberal and market lower.
Fancy lots. $-7oN $.75; strictly prime *l50 SlG5
good. 81 .25GI$l.40: common. I5c.GI$l.
Dried FTuu.-In demand. apples, choice sliced,
9@ll0c.; choice bright quarters Sc; fair to good
quarters 5G06c. Peaches-Fair 10 choice, ldGDI5c.
Ben1.S and Peas.-Much wapted. Back-cyc peas,
$lG al.25. Beans sl.5oG Sl.o0; strictly primo, 81.
Stock peas, soc.
Ldrd.-Virginla, new, lie.
Bucon.-Virsinia hog-round scarce at lie; Viz.
ginia hams, choice 14c; hams and sidca l2c.; old
Virginia hog-round, Ice.
Prorende1.-yirsna hay, Sl.7o; fodder, sl.5o@
sl.so; shaaf oats, sl.50; shucks, b'lcd, SdIa0c.;
loose, zoe. -
Cotton-The market continues weak, with sales
Yesterday at otc. for good running lois, and 2ac for
prime. Strict selections would bring fraction
higher than the last-namcd figures
1Vhe1t.-Market firm with much Inquiry. Choice
white would BRING Sl.75 to Slso; prime ditto, $185
good ditto, Sl.cs Prime purple straw, red, sl.65
Lancaster do. BIS; good do Sl.5o ordinary lots Of
red and white SI.o5Gs l.35. The stocks very light,
and good qualities much wanted by nhuerS.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
,osrnsr,ondcncc Of the Richmond Dispatch.

CorrcSpondence OF the klcnmond lSspatch.
WASHINGTON. February 27.-The "nlas-
teri, inactivity" Of the Democratic party, in
ti,-,tcd through their representatives in both
branches Of Congress, troubles the proscrip-
t,on;s,s OF tho Radical camp no little. They
;,ayc never given tho Democracy credit for
,i;.,.rction at any time, and favor!te as well
y, ,rrrr;nr remark relative to the future ope-
,,',;n,s Of that political organization, from
i>,a;r,l Gns. has been that the leaders will
'.",.to;nIy make "fools" Of themselves again.
,,Li. yrpork has not been strange one In
49,. ,-,nita,. but lis uttcrancc is becoming
,I,out;r,Ily less" and some very serious
,,,,rclts arc taking possession Of those who
,'.,, nuc,,cd that fond deluSion to their souls.
'Trc rc,nls Of the Democracy cschewing any
'.,'A character in Virginia, Missouri, and
r|r,c.scc. arc rc0pcning TO the vision of the
,-,I.mol,thed disciples of Radicalism, who
,..,,, r,,lrd and nearly ruined for so long, and
49,, indications that they will take national
,,,~n ot,ur,l no relief from tho decentralization
5'9t ;s now spreading rather widely in their
,;.oughold>.
rhcrc arc expressions Of great anxiety i'll
iii Quarters rs to future party developments;
,,f on the part of the leaders OF the oppo-
,,.n;, of The Radical party there seems no
i,rosi,ion 10 hurry. Complacency rules, ana
:. !. evident that they consider that ample
Time remains yet in which to open the CAM
".., TMoS.
PETITIONS.
IN the House Of Representatives at Wash
I,.ton on Wednesday,
IL Mr.. Braxton: The petition Of Charles
II lee, Of Virginia, asking the removal OF
hi, political disabilities.
,I,c, tAc petition Of II. W. Ashton, Of
E.nquc- county, Va, aSkin. tho removal OF
Ii, political disabilities.
Postal.
!. G. Coates is appointed postmaster at
roq.,.>- Store, Rockingham county, Va, rlcc
". Il. GarIry, deceased.
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THE TOBACCO MARKET AS REPORTED BY
THE NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAFn

Vyrginia L>ar-Thcre was trife more anma-
ton Visible in the Virginia leaf market last week
than at the date Of our last review: sales , were
effected without much effort, and as general thing
with satisfaction TO both buyers and sellers Trans
actions comprised both old and new leaf, and were
there was little or no inquiry. as, with the exception
Of lugs, there Is scarcely anything needed abroad
that Is likely to be delivered in quantity until Later
meagre at present. London advices show scarcity
IN that market Of dark wrappery ieaf, ana but oa
there has been no noticeable demand from that quar-
ter for either class Of goods. There here, good
bright leaf Is sought with eagerness and brings full
prices.
Receipts In this market are light, and In no in
stance above tic wants OF the trade, moderate as
they are, and of late have been.
The same Is true Of the Richmond and other Vir-
with the exception OF stemnng tobacco, of which
there Is supply, there few assortments in
excess of actual requirements while of both bright
and black wrappers the receipts are under rather
than over the legitimate dsmand.
II the time ever Was when there was anywhere an
excess OF choice stock, II Is now pretty certain that
there viii he none too much 70 be had Tor this years
thai good tobacco, wherever found, will command
remunerative prices throughout the season.
tAaanJactured.-ln bright manuiactured .ooa &C,
ring the past than during the preceding week Inc
simple fact regarding this variety IL pest mar
kets California and the South, are taken possession
Of nv the .bockadersn The thirty-ive seizures re-
Gently made In South Carolina and referred to In our
last issue, provo the extent OF the trafnc even now
carried on in illicit goods, and while such state OF
things exists 1t is vain to expect large legitimate
buscss 20 be done In bright tobacco. 1t were worth
while to know what kind OF a revenue administra-
ton that L. in North CSrona which makes u posi-.
HE for the tobacco manufactured In that state 10 DC
distributed MI over the South and Southwest without
being tax paid Where Is the supervisor! Tine ofh-
ciai located In this city manages his district some
what differently.
Black tens and quarters were In demand for ex-
mort and several hundred packages were shipped for
Snregn norts, A late London Circular suggests, In
view OF the fullness Of stocks there, that shippers
of Cayendis would assist the future course OF thar
m,rSet hy curtainy their consgnmeIts 10. time"
Which suggestion will probably be needed best when
Inc demand Ia the lfghtess = fa2E3 -
Sa,okino.-The trade In ainoktng tobacco WIS Is
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Attempt to Swindie the First National
Bank, OF Alexandria.

On Monday last well-dressed and genteel-
looking man, apparently, about thirty years
Of age, dark complexion, and rather stout,
called at the First National Bank of this city
and presented Mr.. HootF the following letter :
"NEw YORK, February %, 1872.
Charles Z. Hoof, Esq, Cashier First Ma
tonal Bank, Alexandria, Va:
"sir,-The bearer, Mr.. James E. Wood,
will have business in Washington during the
season, and as his family will probably reside
in your place, he may desire to deposit his
funds in your bank; in which case we send
him to you by request Of Caleb F. Coles,
Esq, Of this city. We trust Dir. Wood may
find it convenient to do his business with
you. Respectfully,
"AusrIS, BALDWIN 81 Co."
The Mr.. Caleb T. Coles alluded to is the
cashier OF the Central National Bank, Of
New York city.
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no TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
L desire to inform the tobacco trade that will
make the furnishing Of their supplies specially in
my business They ut all times find at my store
LARGE STOCKS Of the BEST GOODS IN THIS
LINE. 4.s..
am now receiving, partly in bond.
100 eases of the best SPANISH LICORICE PASTE,
comprising the &C & A." the genuine old &c
c" brand, the wallis" Extra; also, several
lower grades. -.... :.
100 barrels Choicest DARK SYRUP, weighing l2s
pounds per gallon. -s'.
a5 hrrcls choice SlFTED GUMS.
OILS, TONQUA BEANS, &C.
I have made arrangements by which Will have
the sale Of the present stock of the SErups of the
Virginia Sugar refining Company. These are the
which viii sell them. They are guaranteed pure
sugar and free from all chemicals.
Liberal arrangements offered to the grocery trace
on these goods. JOHN II. WILLIAMS,
fe l3-Im 1907 Cary street
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letter from WestmoreInnG County.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
WEsrMoRELASp, VA, February 90, 1872.
The presenting of memorial to Congress,
mentioned in the Dispatch Of the 10th instant,
and the prospect that an appropriation may
lc made to open the mouth of Nomlnl creek,
50 a. to admit steamboats, and large vessels,
affords much satisfaction to a large number of
The farmers Of Westmoreland. This creek
Is the longest in the county and separates two
Of its most fertile townships. 1t has hitherto
hccn navi@able only by very small crafts, in
consequence of narrow and tortuouS outlet.
Very little real estate is changing hands in
this section mt present, though the valuable
estate known as White Point, and formerly
owned by Mr.. II. B. Gouldman, was sold on
Inc 18th instant to Baltimore merchant.
There is great activity in the wood bust
ness this winter. The axes are heard echo
ine in all the pine forests along the lower
Potomac Several parties have contracts to
slrry large quantities in New York at IS
u.r cord The culored men seem to prefer
the labor Of the axe to that of the plough,
and many farmers are embarrassed for the
want of hands.
The trade in ivy root is also receiving con-
siderable attention here. 1t is estimated that
not less than $4,000 or s., 600 worth was sold
last year in the vicinity Of Union Village and
Iarnham church.
An Increasing interest is manifesting itself
among our farmers in the cultivation Of fruit.
There are several nurseries in the county,
and numerous large fields may be seen set
out with young trees. The peach is generally
preferred.
Colonel William W. Brown, q worthy and
hi-hly-rcspcctcd citizen living near Warrens-
vile, died on Friday last, the 10th instant.
And yesterday & colored man named Willis,
while cutting wood ut Watcryicw, was struck
on the head by falling tree and instantly
killed. NoMISI.
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The Roger williams Park.
Correspondence Of the Boston Advertiser

Correspondence OF the Boston Advcrtiser
Providence, r. l., February 90, 1s72--An
announcement in this mornings Josuna! that
the city had decided to accept and comply
with the terms Of Betsy Williams's bequest,
giving her farm Of more than one hundred
ilcres--inherited in direct descent from Roger,
and containing the graves Of bis children--for
public park, induced us to turn our horses
head up ElmWood avenue, OH which it lies,
that we might explore and enjoy the new
possession---a charming combination Of hill
and dale, wild tansle and woodland, with q
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4 disorderly person in Rochester claimed
exemption from arrest the other night on
the ground that he was "the driver of the
smallpox express" His claim was promptly
allowed by the officer. This is new use to
which the epidemic can be put.
Alexis has in his possession quaint old
dagger, with this inscription in Finnish
" Whoever finds anything before it is lost,
or buys anything before it Is for sale, shall
die before he is sick.'
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LYNCHBURG MARKETS.

FesRrARY es-Bucon.-Hog-round, nov, II 10
ss6lOc. hams. new, 1gIlIc.; Sides, new, e3P!c.
BseE-Slaughtered, &GSc.
Butter.-2Od25c.
Corn.-7O@72sc.
EiomrNFine, s5.s5G$c.sc supcrlnc, s7.25S $3.50;
extra, $7.75@ss; family, ss.2sG*s.5o.
Ginseng.-S549Gc.
Lard.-New, lo@l1c.
Oat8.-ss07cc.
lootettoes.--Irish. SlGsi.5o.
Wheat.wWhite, sleo@*l.7o red, sL5sGaLe5.
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WILMINGTON On. c. MARKETS.

FEBRUARY 27.-Spirts Turpsnttne-Sales OF lsa
casks OF sc. q gallon for southern packages Mar
ketquiet.
and a. so for No..
Crude Turpentine-Sales Of 81 barrels at s41a for
hard and S6.la for yellow dip and virgin.
Tnr.-Sales of % barrels at s2.o5 ~ barrel.
Cora.-sales OF l,le0 bushels ut s4c q bushsi ano
ll0o bushels at &c. % bushel.
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Coal sALEs.--Nep York, February o.
One hundred thousand tons of Scranton coal
were auctioned to-day. The following are
the prices: Lump, $40 to sS.423 steam
boat, s3.77a; egg, S3.523 and s3.729; CRATE,
500 and $3.50; stove, 81 and 1925; chest
nut, $3.50 and 1886.
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PAINTS, OILS, &C.. "
no CONSUMERS OF OILS FOB
/ MACHINERY. @ sat- "@ -
Asaying gnaran1eed p, the p nsT 81 rrn

A saving guaranteed by the use Of
THE VIRGINIA. NATURAL PETROLEUM
- LUBRICATING OIL, W. ~
suitable for slow or rapid machinery OF every de-
scriptlon; free from alf impurities; warranted nos
to heat or gum. A,.
diners from all other Lubricating 0its SOLD ~ Mls
yn1rka. We are the sole agents here for the VIZ
cinia Natural Petroleum Lubricatin2 Oil, every par
rel of khich sold by us bearing our brann tnus'
"Virginia Natural Petroleum Lubrtcatng Oh, Fur-
cell, Iadd & Co., Agents, Richmond, Va" 80,
There are plenty Of so-caIled Lubrfcating Uil8
offered under the lure of low prices; they are Worth
less aud q positive injury 70 machinery, as une "
their use will tell A good iub1catng OIL, sucn Is
The VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM LU"
BRICATlNG OIL, ID q positive economy, pregents,
Ing heating. cumming, and consequent larrlne ana
wearing Of the machinery-a saving Of power ahn
min I'm speed Purchasers will bear In mind tnat u
Is not alone sufficient to procure natural gss5Jo-
lS the Ttrginia EasurA Petroleum intoxicating
on and ike 1t undergo the process q pur1acolIt es
,oithom ctsmtc1ls, and be rendered enlreiy JIe1
from 0rit or gum. This Oil Is not adecteo Ny ex-
tremes Of temperature standing alike heat or eolu
II Is, In word, the CHEAPEST OIL, ana coniDines
more of tile requisites Of good lubrtcator tnan any
OIL offered In this market 1890,
Orders addressed to will receive prompt aIteh-
ton, and be shipped In good tight packages.
PURCELL, LADD q CO, DfuggastS,
Re is-3m hlch'son1. We.
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BEAT TO DEATH WITH BEEFsTEAK.-Ne1c
York, February 2s.-The wife of George
Winaut, a sick depot master at Hampstead,
Long Island, beat him with beefsteak and
q stick so brutally On Sunday that he died
Yesterday. The virago has been arrested.
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COMMERCIAL.
! CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
!, RICHMOND, VA, February %, 1872.

RICHMOND, VA, February %, 1872. {
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.--White, 10 bushels. Red, go bushels.
i. CoRS--Hhite- $40 bushels.
OATS.-l?a bushels.
RYE bushels.
MEAL.-lo4 bushels.
SALES
, lWHEAT-White, 10 bushels fair at s1.6.. Red, sse
bushels good at Sl.72; ll6 bushels good at $1.70;
bushels fair at e1.62.
CoRE.-Whte, 5le bushels prime at Csc; 3cs bushels
very good at &C.
oATs.-72 bushels very good at csc.; 50 bushels
prime on private terms.
MEAL.-l0< bushels at Tic.
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.. COMMISSIONERS OrFIcR,l
RICHMOND. February 10, 1879. !

NOWARDIN & ELLYSON VS.. WILLIAM
" C. DUNHAMS ADAuNISTRATOR-In the
Chancery Court Of the city of Richmond:
BY decree entered In this cause on the 18th OF
February 1872 ono of the commissioners Of this court
is directed to take an account of the debts due from
the estate Of William G. Durham, deceased, Will
their prioriiics. - s.
The creditors of William C. Dunham's estate are
hereby notified that I have fixed upon SATURDAY
the 10th day Of March, 1877, mt IL O'Clock N rs the
time, and my Office In the city Of Richmond as the
place for receiving proof OF debts against the estate
OF William c. Durham, deceased.
A. AUSTIN SMITH,
fclc-F.w Commissioner.
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A1rYANnRIA MARKETS.

tive nj an dyance ON the higher grades; offerings or
e9a bushels red with sales at S1s, sl7s, and SLIT Tor
prime, and al 80 and $1.sa for choice
Gor7, Is In fair receipt, and the market s steady
offerings Of 81 bushels white and 1905 Of mixed
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with sales Of the former ut &C., aud Of the latter at
81 ami &C.; sales Of 80 bnaheIs yellow nc ssc.
Offerings OF 40 bushels RE; no sales reDnrted.
Oats are quiet sud steady; offerings Of 50 Bushels
with sales ut SIC.
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CHARLOTTE ~ CT MARKETS..

NHAhLUITE N. C.I hANhEks.
FEBRUARY III Corn, sseSsTsc.
Heal, oaGlosc.
Peas In demand at sI1oGsl.ls.
Rye, s5@aoc.
oats, 7OGl75c.
Fzour.-super, per sack, S4Gslcs; extra. $40;
family, Sits. Western -four In barrels, s5oG $3.50.
Bacon.-Dry suited. ot8loac. North Carolina ha-
con (hog-roundj, 10@11c.
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100 CASKS GUINNESS & HIBBERTs

100 CASKS GUINNESS & HIBBERT'S
PORTER, direct Importation;
IS hogsheads NEW ORLEANS SUGAR,
as hogsheads CLEAR RIB SIDES,
100 bags RIO COFFEE,
50 bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
50 mats GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE,
80 mats OLD GOVERNMENT BROWN JAVA,
very choice;
so boxes CREAM CHEESE,
100 boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
300 barrels HERRINGS,
IS barrels AfACkEREL,
1880 sacks BUCKLEY s. DEAKINS SALT,
for sale at lowest market prices by
taq7 SC. TARDY & co.
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AUGUSTA fGA.J MARKET!

FEBRUARY 2s-Corn.-Dcmand good and stock
very low; white, sl.0S6ls1.0s; mixed, &l.0s.
Onts-Thc stock Of mixed is scarce and In good
demand at SOC.
Wheat.-Stock very light with a good demand !;
white, Sl.90GS2-os; amber 81 -ssSlo5; red, $lf50
81 81.
Fourth good demand. We quote rs follows !:
sa.o5@SS.75 for sllperGne 1925 for extra so5oslo
country. b. 5oGSO
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GoCD TAsTE.-A Richmond belle writes
us: Il like the Ne,c Commonwealth better
than ] do the Dispatch, even though you
don't know us much about music" Well.
we never expect TO rival the Dispatch in mu-
sic. 1t has 4 great advantage Of Us both in
ear and wind .--FdvnviIe Commonwealth.
Then the Commonwealth man must be the
editor who recently had eleven inches Of his
ears frozen of.
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fc lGEa1

ITO j. HENRY VOCK Take notice, that
Il on the FIRST DAY OF APRIL, ls72, i shall
move the Chancery Court Of the city Of Richmond
to appoint PEEER W. GKUBBS, or some other
ist of September, 1865, from Jane s. Gaines and Ann
c. Hampton to Charles Ledenberg, trustee In whose
place you were substituted by an order, entered by
the County Court Of Henrico county, ut It's Deem
Der term, 1856. Respectfully.
JOHN L. yOCK,
-,.,as.y.e.s. ~. FANNIE VOCk.
VOW ia tru
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NORFOLK MARKETS.

FEBRUARY s.-CoHon.-3iarket continues dull,
with sales of go bales ut 2l3c for low middllngs re-
ceipts $50 bales; exports $40 bales; and stock on
hand and awaiting shipment, 4,73l bales.
C0rn-Sales Of 1880 bushels white ut o63c. and
mixed at 85GlG5sc.
Oats-Sales OF 1900 bushels at 55GGoc, according
to quality.
Pednuts.-AIarket unsettled; holders and buyers
stand apart sales to-day Of Iii bags at 5l7o@sl5,
IS bags ut *1tos 90 bags at and IS
bags at 3I.2l-toEil. 800 bags.
Peds.-No sales to report
Eg9S-Sales to-day at CSC.
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6,l57 6,056

From the above statement 1t will be seen that In
spections for this year are lsa5 hogsheads in
Of last year, and the inspections for the month of
February were 1900 hogsheads.
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news tnan has Of late prevailed REGARDING the stule
~ ~ courss ne permanent Improvement win fake
city for mischief. for which fiiaf Sody a Sarnn
VIII be at an end Ter several months. But II, tssd
times eyena temporary revival IL worth apnrrria-
ting, and that OF TIE past week has NO dns,H 49,,
duly priced, diminutive though II was 'e %.
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A PRODUCTIVE FARM OF THREE
IA HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES, the
DWELLING within ten minutes walk Of post-oflce
and railway depot, twenty miles from Richmond,
with abundant wood land ind tine young orchard ;
eighty acres in wheat on hig!y improving Land md
dwelling is two-s.ory, OF brick, with eight rooms !;
kitchen 'so OF brick, with I'LL other buildings for
aborers and farm purposes, In the best order With
vately. 90 ..'E 80, ~
For better description and terms. npply to 70 .
-.GRUBBS O. WILLIAMS,
1aI-Etm kusticneeTa R1,d Resl Estata AgentR.
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GROCERIES!

% hhSsshhsaaas S S2M h stSAn,
10 hogsheads DEMARARA SUGAR,
'S barrels S FEW N1l EgsF MofAss sfEss'
100 barrds sYRUP-common and finest quail
ties;
s fss s ssss k k1o S9gFEE, COFFEE,
80 h SsES s esests V2tsFE' and Tyson
10 tier reA CAROLINA RICE.
10 hogsheads GhE GAArE RI B SIDES
2s tieTces choice SUGAR-CuRED HAMs-can-
vassed and uncanvassed:
Is boxes BREASTS and BREAKFAST BA-
20 tterces REFINED LARD,
80 half,barr TsIr and kegs LARD
S S boxes boxes ARAtY ga eAfRIas
50 kegs and barrels BIGAKB and SAL; SODA
In store and arriving, for sale by
feso ROBERT F. WILLIAMS & CO.
IN BARRELS OLD RYE WHIsKEY,
100 barrels REFINED SUGARS,
10 10 S Sase f R3coS J6EEs,
lust received and for sale ut lowest market prices
fels HARVEY & JONES.
TOHN Il. WILLIAMS, OF THE LATE
~ firm of Harveys & Williams, has the pleasure Of
Informing his friends and the trade generally that he
has taken the new store in Columbian Block, No.
1907 Cary street and is now RECEIVING 5y every
he will always sell at the lowest market prices.
am now receiving and have 10 store,
100 barrels standard n, r laS SEGAR sic .ps
10 hogsheads choicest NEW ORLEANS SUGARS
G soshssa! ms BHco AyANA SpEks
100 % szsss S sISiSS hSiSE CANDLES, ss
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DANVnLE, VA.

FEBRUARY s7.-Rcceipts have been very heavy
for the past week, and the market Is consequently
and common leaf Good, sweet filters and fine
wrappers are fully up to prices Of the week before
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RAILROAD AccIDENT.--The passenger train
on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad due
here at $40 =. VI. Tuesday night did not ar
rive until A. NJ. yesterday, having been de-
The train due at $40 Yesterday morning did
not get in until = 7. NJ, the train going west
Tuesday night having run OIL the track near
Dublin. The engine is said to have been
somewhat injured, but the cars escaped
without damage. --Lpchburg Neus.