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Tur MEY KILLED ASp WOUNDED At EoCBEs.
rtf.-'iiic body Of john Eltcr has just been
taken 10 the home of the deceased. On be.
ing deposited in tic wagon, louC expressions
% Indignation were made by the spectators.
Henry Mer!ow WAS going to his home on
Bartlett street when shot. The ball entered
lis stomach, and large pool Of blood is on
tie walk where he fell. He was an inotfen-
size man and took no lei't i'll the disturb
=ucrS,
John N0!tn was shot through the right
lunr and Was conveyed to st. Mary's Hospf-
I'll. He i not expected to live. \ cartnnn
u3Wrd Elias swanton is also reported killed.
lie was shot in the arm and received biyo-
net wound in the back.
Louis Ramp was shot through the thigh
md lett a!m.--He,c York Times.
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Tlse Louisiana Radicals ut logger
feat!s--.Thc Yyarmouti, and Carrier
Factions Fighting for Supremacy
Ts,a Military and Police 8rotsnz
into Reauisition 80. Trouble AppEe.
Ec.dcsi.
NEW ORLEANS, january 4.-Therc was still
no quorum in the Senate yesterday.
In the House q motion was made to declare
the chair vacant. Loud cries OF aye! aye:
rang through the House. Thirty or forty
members rushed towards the chair, but were
checked by number OF persons Who mount
cd the platform from the Speakers room.
Speaker Carter declared the proceedings
revolutionary. The Warmouthites claim SIN
majority against Carter on test questions.
New ORLEANS, january 4.-Thc excite
ment in political circlescontinues. After the
House adjourned Yesterday the Yarmouth
ties asserted that Speaker Carter was sur
rounded by m armed mob. The men
about fifteen in number-who suddenly az
peared yesterday on the platform i'll rear Of
the Speakers desk certainly checked the
contemplated movement Of putting Carter
out by force.
| To guard against the influence Of such par
ties, go Metropolitans were ordered on duty
at the Mechanics Institute early this morn
! ing, and q detachment of the City Guards
| military) are said to be in supporting dis
lance. 1t is stated that the Carteritcs last
night called upon General Emory for troops,
| to be used i'll case of emergency.
Ate O'Clock this morning about 200 colercd
troops, with two Calling guns, marched up
from the barracks, and We're stationed in the
| C,lstoln-ho,lse. The factions are therefore
tabout equally matched as regards force.
TIE Exc1TgMENT CoNTINUEs-THE sTATE-HoUsE
| l.,a UNDER GUARD.
| The Times reports the following: Aflairs
| AZ the state-house are in a feyerish condition,
but there are no indications of violence.
| Early this morning large crowd gathered
around the building, among them number
of the Metropolitan police III and out OF UNI
form. The door leading from the Senate
chamber, in front Of the Senate chamber,
was closed and guarded by halt a dozen ".
P.'s. They were also stationed Mt the doors
Of both House and Senate, aud squad was
kept in readiness IN the main entrance. Inc
Crescent City Club was also present in force
and by II o'clock the banquettes on each side
Of the street were filled with men.
"The lobbyists appeared quite busy, even
| on the streets, and much discussion arose
over the proposed contest. Many stated
openly that several more members had been
bought for WaI1nouth's side, and it was as
serted that one, especially, whose name was
given, received $4,000? .:
"The Speaker OF the House, who had spent
most of the morning in the custoln-house
reached the Statc-house Mt about half-past u
o'clock. Governor Yarmouth was already
there, but they did not meet. ~
ARREST OF GOVERNOR YARMOUTH AND OTHERS
At = t,tiyrter to 12 O'Clock two carriages
drove up to the State House. The Inmates
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

England.
T,ospoS. january 1.-THE Irishmen at Llr-
ernool have demonstrated in favor OF home
government for Ireland.
Two members of Parliament froln Liver
Dool have addressed their constituents III
favor of an alliance between Great Britain
and the United States, and praised the treaty
at Washington.
The Advertiser alone (of the journals) OPP
poses the treaty, declaring that the English
Government is bound hand and foot, ana
that war isprefcrable to allowing the Var
kee claims. II appeals to England to with
draw from the treaty, which, it alleges, in
suits the country. s ~
A church has been burned by Lightning at
Manchester. itsE
An earthquake is reported at Sheffield.
4. - Foreign ItcIns.
The Roumanian Chambers have adopted
a resolution calling convention to provide
for settlement of the Danubian railway obli-
cations.
Queen Victoria has returned to Windsor
Castle.
-Four Greek vessels sunk recently in the
Black sea. All hands were lost.
Official advices show that the Persian fam
inc continues. Entire districts are dcpopu-
lated, and the suffering in the cities is terri
Bile.
The arms taken from France by the Prals-
slams have. been secretly purchased by the
InternatiOnals.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS.

Scss York ssneik and Money sfarke9.
Yonk january Money stringent,
the bulk Of loans at q commission. Govern
nent dealers supplied at Z, currency to gold.
Sterling nominal at gItoss. Gold, 1gesteso
1901. oyeEupients off i to j on e22,s, ,eeI's,
and 'e7's; 1928, 10. States very steady and
quiet :. Tennessee's, Gag; new, EGs;. Ii.
eeinia's, 5s ;;new, SO. .Lotislana's, 60, new,
90. Leyee's, 6a; s's, 72, Alabana's, 90 !;
5's, 81. Georgia'a, 10; rs, II. North Caro-
lina's, 80; new, A. South Carolina's, 40 !;
new, S5, ..s-. IL, s----...... So
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Now York Items.

New YonK, january 4.-The run on the
Third Avenue Savings Bank was continued
to-day. 49,.
A meeting of the bar will be held tonight
with the Object to secure the removal OF
Judges McCunn, Cardoza, and Barnard.
Greeley was before the Senate comnlttee
to-day. He said the only abuse ne Knew was
political abuse by custonl-hollse ofhcla!s. lie
believed that Generals Porter and baDcock
shared the profits of tie general order OF
business. 1t is believed that many VIII DE
deferred from giving testimony before the
committee because the sessions arc held IN
the cllstom-house. 4"
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!Te,eeraphic summary.

Robert J. Harvey, shipping merchant Of
Brooklyn, n. T.. died from the effects OF an
The Union Pacific trains are still blocked
by the snow near Sherman.
y Two men were drowned by nreaklng
through the ice near Poughkeepsie, \. I.
There were eight deaths from smallpox IN
Chicago last week.
Only thirty delegates attended the Labor
Reform Convention at Bridgeport, Conn.
THE senatorial Investigating Committee is
holding open sessions In New York. -
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The Rochester Outrage.

ROCHESTER, Jantlaiy 4.--Persons were -! not
allowed to stop and talk on the streets. ms
morning all is quiet. The vicinity OF the jail
is strictly guarded, and the people are not
allowed to gather there or on the street
leading thereto.
A nan who knocked q soldier down yes
terday was sent 10 the penitcntiary to-day for
six months. u.s
The little girl-Howard's yictim--is re-
ported to be improving. -.
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The Connective System in Operation.

In Washington one of the best practical
clerks in the clsh-room Of the Treasurers
office. and who was recommended from the
office for promotion, has failed under the re-
ouircd competitive examination under the
new regulations. This is looked upon as
practical proof of the ineiliciency Of the COIL
petitiye system to determine the value OF
clerks. The question now asitating the
Examining Board is whether he is qualified
to remain as II first-class clerk. A large NUM-
Der of clerks were dismissed from the pen
sion Office among them six ladies'. Several
were also reduced to lower-class clerkships
than those held Washington correspondence
.Nc1r York Herald.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
xa,scr from Petersburg.


,-y>o,arnrc Of the Richmond Dispatch.
rsrrvsuuRG, VA. January 4, 1872.
49,, .r,,rncnt in tho church case before
~, ,r9nn WIS resumed this morning.
49,, To,kins concluded for the defendants
wv t.sr:4;Y Il. &. Peg,am for the plaintiffs.
1 ,,,, ,rHw,l in attendance was very large, and
'' ,asc excited great and intense interest
.rn, decision Of the jury, rendered in the
.'S,. oftrynoan. was in favor Of Darcy Paul
ri, associates. representing the WASH
"''. street station OF the Methodist EpiS-
'',-,.I ,l,r,h South. and the original tris.
- ,l,,, ;,rc,rartv. The negroes are Very
,',,f.-,ant II The decision, which they believe
e, ,,r,,y partisan and against them as
,...--,,... !! is apprchcndcd that the church
:. Inner Of being set a-iirc by the disal-
,,,;n.cL negro claimants.
H.. counsel for Alcr and the ether trus-
- the Xinn church made u motion for a
60, .rjlI, which Judy Mann refused. En-
..,..,,, were then entered, aud the case will
. ..~-;sd before the Supreme Court for 4
INA. arjrinc.
e, German aamcd Ernst Myers, aged about
..>,y.,eycn wears, living near the city, COM
,...,'.i >,,j,;ric Yesterday by shooting himself
,..t1 = Iargr army pistol through the bowels.
~. n..4 been very desperate and wicked
,.r.,4,r. though not drinking man, and
g., ,,;ni.y Ind ceased II live with hnn. 20
,,.y aud unhappy was his lie that he could
. taiagr il lon.cr. and so deliberately
.,r.i lis solitary and wrctched existence.
3, tri Ills morning.
! man named Bennett Mann was found
....., i, bed Il hi, residence, on High street,
~. i.gr,..n-. lie hid been unwell for scnie
...,..., a.,i ;.>f ni4ht seemed somewhat better,
-...s .s.> Death WAS entirely unexpected.
t4rIr>.Gcncr Of Mr.. 7. I. Brooks, prcsi-
,...,- q: The Merchants National Bank, was
.,y t.rr today from 4 defective 1iue, and
va, Quite 1..liy damaged by the flames. The
4, .;>,' j situated on Market street.
Taur n,c> oi cotton from Tennessee. near
N,.a.aiS. were received to-day by Mc>Srs. Il,
$. Martin ( Go.
r;- llIah. whose case | referred TO yes
q. .,y. wl> t"-liav atiiua-cd insane hya roln-
.., III. consisting Of Mayor Wood and JUS
=. ... Afl.i,,~ and 'rhona-. She will be sent
..... insane a,yUln for treatment.
1-.r ,iovre> is again quite low, the symp-
....- d, 2rMl-ia becoming more ANA more
....ri end unmistGkabie. The Judges
.,a.,ry i no; ~ Ill impaired, but lie cannot
.... ~. r,l- expressive OF the most familiar
...l.,r,iunS. il Is yet hoped that rest aud
SO. t..tI #.lyniiJn will restore his health en-
..ntv.
luac is been slight rain to-day, ard the
l.;.:l".1 + cold and moist.
'c.'-. Malone is in town.
ROBIN ADAlR.
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Chicago Items.

Cu1c.eo. January 4.--Two skeletons have
been found in the ruins OF the fremont
House.
Wayne. - r. Dit,
Patrick MCGEE dead. The cause OF the am
Guilty was Of private nature, and the shoot
inc was done in selEdcfence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-05

A aewly-inycnted ballot-boX, in use by the
Radicals Of Georgia, was recently discovered
IT Augusta in that State. 1t had two bot
tp.ns--onc Of mahogany, the other OF pine.
Neither was secured with nails OF screws, the
OTTER one being fastened with, a little glue.
TA" lock on the top of the box was no pro-
lection, as there was another entrance ut the
bottom At the lust election in Augusta the
i:s:dcal managers offered the Democrats the
charge Of the key before the counting, they
Keeping the box. The result can easily be
it4agined.- PhtLadelphia Age.
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,,or,estic ,1urIsets-[DY TgLEaRApH.l

New .YoRu. january 4.-Cottoli Irregular; saIcs,
l,ss Iales uplants, 2osc. ; Oreans, 2lsc: -Four
Shade Irlncr common to fair extra, 90.
.nnss 70 choice s750F1s925. Whiskey heavy ut slap
S9Is. Nhcat-Winfer rcd westerns $l.soQS9l-6s
Corn steady Rice quiet At ss!s t r9rk ass ss
nrpinc firm at ss1hSoc. Rosin dull ut $3.50. TalIow
5teaiy Mt s4asas:. freshts lieayy:
I. B,rrl,toRE, January a.-F!our firm and In good
demand; western family. 50 .seass Whcat.A
mixed western tir,ficr ut Gs@a!Gc Oats quiet at ssp
sc. Pork. SIC. Shoulders, TIC. Lard, LOG. WINS
v;rSriI,s old As bid:. consolidated. 50 bid 81
asked; West VirgInias, II bid, 2Ii asked.
LortsvILtf; January 4.-Tobacco strong and ac-
dive s:ps 05 hogsl,eids; hugs, esGSS.ss; low me
dunn leaf, 81 .T6@tSl2. t.f
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A rr-;psc IF,,vt:cr i'm Connecticut.

HARTFORD. January "a man and VIE
and another woman have been murdered at
Windsor Locks. There is no clue TO tue
-mlrlerers.
Loter.-i!alf dozen arrests have been
made for the triplemurder at Windsor LOCKS:
Conn. Eli the parties are lewd. i
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EEIC ABASpoSrp AND CREW REsCUBn.-
N,r l'ork, January 3.-The brig Trial, from
K>!mond, Va, for Hahin, was abandoned IL
It Sinking condition December 7tb. The
crew We're saved by the brig Ella, from st.
Nuy'>, Ga, for Moutevidco, and subsc-
rucn,ly transferred to the ship Or. Barth,
which brought them TO New York.
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Maryland Legislature.

ASS.,roLIs, January 4.--The Legislature
completed its organization to-day. The Go
rernol's message presents q fair financial con-
dition of the State, treats largely of Federal
relations. and dcno,nces e;nphatitzDly the
kukllIX act: ~
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The Clifton Springs Hotel has been burned.
Loss, $4,000.
The archives of the. old Board Of Alder
men of Kew York have been seized by Com
missioner EanYort.
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COLORADO APrLyISG FOR ADNIssIoN.--lA
bill will soonbe introduced in Congress for
an enabling act for Colorado. TO overcome
the supposed deficiency i'll population 10 ell
tit!r the iieiy State to representative i'll Con-
gress, it is proposed to include the Territory
of Wyoming. This plan has been proposed
and frequently advocated by the Ners. we
believe it the best for many reasons. The
State will not be so large as either Texas or
California. The organization will terminate
the expense Of two Territorial governments
and the many abuses that grow, up Under
them. II viii give the people full control of
their own Government and the choice Of
their officers. 1t will give to the West three
more votes and corresponding influence in
Congress The official influence Of Wyoming
will probably be. against it: That of the
people will not IN Colorado there will not
be any opposition at all; or, at most. not
enough to curry aur considerable weight:
We hope the bin will be introduced and
crowded to its p.ssage.--Dcnrer (Col.) Noes,
December 2Th..
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l,rAru or CoLoHEI. Il. Z. BYHp.-Colonel
Hirl",rd L. Bird died at bis residence, III this
f..ly,. on Monday last about II o'clock. He
',a> in Iii, ,rventy-sccond ycar-the oldest OF
he then living members Of the bar. Colonel
Hyrd was OF II famous stock Qhe Byrds Of
Wrstovcrl, and illustrated in his own life the
roleSt characteristics Of his race. Chival-
.tJs. hi-h-toned, honorable, he commanded
tie his.I"s; confidence Of his people. While
~ ;ia,. it;r!crtjia! capacity aud public spirit
}',4@rG hin in the front rank among the lead
-. uC hi, day. His &ciye career was arrested
f, 1855 hya strok" OF paralysis. which con-
l',n'i liul a. an Invalid until his DEATH
rJtci,Et.T Times.
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I o'T,Is'yALE, KY.

xri,py Il y. a6t1s,iE tcti7ea = a far dersaad u
rs,,,r,ed Mt unchanged GSuress snao y
yfrn roiyl.as and, faney styles Wy
d,,s might pounds and twist, secSssa
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Accident.


Special telegram 10 tiln n:spatc'i.
ASHLAND, VA. january 4.--Kcuben john
son, a colorcd man, at work on the new hall
building, accidentally fell from the third story
this evening, and is considered dangerously
injured.
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A Confederate colonel adorns seat in the
Iowa House Of Representatives.
Charles A. Scott is appointed postmaster
1T Howardsville, AlLemarle county, Va, rice
}. 6. Childiess.
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t'.!.. ;"o delegates, Colonel C'FerlHll and
3 ,%"i Ncncaic. voted fer both the House
- nmed al ii" funding hill This we Were
:..'Md t. look for. Colonel O'Frrrall, with
, Characteristic tl1uincsS, ayoWed himself dn-
mr. The canvass in favor OF reputation.
d %, ,,,l n"Gcale said lie WAS in favor Of pay
- whatever the State owed, and therefore
i:~ opposed Reputation but then he claimed
TAT The state did not owe her debt which
yas practically the same thingas reputation.
in T.yw, therefore, OF the public utterances
Of orr two delegates, we We're not surprised
at jU-iryotcs. -HurytS0nburg Commonwealth.
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h All our SQUARE PIANOS nave oar new tR,.
,n,r,oy.t, OyERsTRCSG Sc Eand the AaRAfFE
TREBLE. -.
We would call special attention 70 our late psienlea
,,nproyenet,tsi In GRAND PIANOS and sQDAkH
GRASDS, feundip no other piano, when pt,ns .so
p,uuo nearer perfection than has got been ai.aino.
E.yERY PIANO FULLY WARHAiSIED 1VH
= q. 8 3, g 81 FIVE YEARS.
We are by special arrangement ensrsea = W.
mos, celebrated makers Wholesale and Tclat q mo
,owrsr FACTORY ffitsis
instrated catalogues and price lists promptly far-
nisaied ON apph eatien TO q ~,
q, 3. 4 "a a Baltimore, Did 70
~ Ii - WOoDEoEsE h PARHAM,
= 49,, us., sole a gents Rirhnonds We.
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TERRIFIC ExpLosIoN--OIL WoEks At BLISS
VILE, LoHG ISLAND, B1owS TO AToMs--A
kERosgyE ynlca-o4.M AGNlFICENT SPECTACLE.
Al 8 o'clock last night jle Inhabitants OF
Green Point and Hunters Point were startled
by q flash that for q moment filed the alr
with vivid light, and low, rumbilns sound,
like that Of IN earthquake, that followed nn-
mediately aftcrward, shaking windows and
objects indoors in manner very mysterious
TO those who did not know the cause. tn
mediately Il huge volume OF black smoke was
seen rising over the oil works at BlisSvlic,
and a moment after great pillows OF flame
were leaping high into The air, while the
dnnse black cloud stretched itself far away To
the west. ....,,,-.-- .--.s ..f;f f. f., =,
The noise of the explosion caused great
numbers to repair to the scene, full OF appre-
tensions of n great sacrifice OF human lite.
The scene Of the disaster was John b. COZ
zcnss old oil works, now run by a Mr..
Burke, under the supervision Of Patrick
McCunn. An immense still, covered III ny n
large brick structure, had exploded, blowing
the building to atoms, and scattering the
flaming fund over the brick stable ana once
adjoining. All these buildings were" in a
| very short time involved, III L general confla-
| grafton, The spectacle was 4 magnificent
one, its appalling character being very much
mitigated by the fact that no person was Sc
riously injured by it. Only one person was
working near the building when the eXplo-
sion took place, and he fortunately escaped
with only slight bII!ise OF so, being thrown
down by the conclusion. Owing to tho re-
moteneSS Of the place from fire limits the Gu
g;ncs were not on the ground until every
thing that was within reach Of the flames was
beyond redemption, nor could the depart
mcnt avail much after its arrival except to
prevent the fire from spreading to the sur
rounding works.
Thousands upon thousands Of gallons Of oil
were consumed, the flames throwing glare
that lit up the surrounding country for Il
great distance. The amount Of damage could
not be ascertained at once, but it YVES Thought
that it would not fall short of $4,000. -
Another reporter says Carr & Burke's oil
works at Blissville, Long Island, were totally
consumed last night. The fire was caused by
the explosion of two oil stills, which created
great alarm in the eastern district of Brook
lvn, and attracted vast numbers to the scene
of the confagration. The engineer was III
the building at the time of the explosion, but
proyidentially escaped with his life. The
suburban fire department was utterly pow
crlcss to contend with the flames, and the
entire property proved total wreck. The
loss is estimated at over 100000, on Which
there is no insurance.-Ne,o York Times,
| TnDu1ru g ..sr.a5 -ssr..., In :. ,.sT..ri
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IRON, STEEL, &c.

IRON, STEEL, &c. iii
go tons BEST ENGLISH and AMERICAN RE
FINED IRON, assorted sizcs;. ..
~ ions Ions NhYLOR's CAST sTEEL-square, Flat,
ton AMERICAN clustered STEEL.
RUSSIA IRON, -.a---------. i~af
SHEET ZINC.
PIG TIN, SpELTER, &C, for sale by
IA o-eod3w F. & s. WORKMAN i GO. .
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CNr OF I'>urRwcor's PETS IN TROUBLE
4. ,.s.--A few days since Thorpe II. Nance,
O.. l., ford who ciiained In,Gch notorictr
,,.>ga3y y reason OF h> Imprisonment. iy Il
.. t,.r..yt aud i, lease upon 4 Wit Of hH'c0s
,..r: ly the Federal Judge Underwood,
go arrested - Deputy United States Mar-
-. N,as.uaH ola warrant charging him with
..,.'iu- 81" intrlnal revenue laws i'll manu-
,.4iH;a.> smoking tobacco without license.
!. " q. taken before Commissioner Buti'um
al bal, q for examination before that gen
i,#Gu on the 18th Misunderstanding
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bright pounds and tn1.t. .fassc. ccmgcH foanG
and kh,ftGh ION sefis ne
ihcn, segssVsx ~ my 80
|ss.-+- FoK rs ARKEES
,sw rdiddlfnSsp ssadat1eb
6fsS. Phc fgse3yts !tfs Nt6k 9fzygEen IN isuai5y
fsrgs..
W Kcas.--Dnll. hit prizes ven fDafrfzined:
E20ars-s1afkcts da dull 1s5vssks4udp Prices I've
aecltyess Ne aIote, lqC ffy1g2s g:sIss 49,,
eiIS,gFne se,as&L87 3Hxt1a.
!. oa.Sosa1cs today, Last ISLES iade 81 ec. TOR
assrssNt, change In psises but m kiuds, exneps
white Osx pine, fre dull if oar kccYs
qaite IIeFal. We Stiors; xtd OAK loptsad 4ss;
While oak heading; SO: ruiis $40: white oak PIPE,
slecEls 1es rnIlst s;t $50. 81 II s; ~ Il .
hi,.gLs.-Thc mari III for tie ias. wreck haa been
Sery iiiyi q fftofr ss-liicT Fart gseSS10. seps,
aI5a. aaEincr heart, SleG@ies saps, tIso6Ss
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A TTENTIONl is .@, .s,E2
IN LICORICE Of approved brands. 9aa.
TONOUAE BEANS. .iE.5r
Il Prime ANGOSTUnA GUM ADAblS, tclect
= 9Is and Sorts 9, -
sale on good terms 10y a ~,
dc le-tm =. I, 81 49, ~ -
DOCK AND JOB PRINTING oE ALL
ID KINDS NEATLY DONE AT THIS OFFICE
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yETLLIAM e. WOOD & CO.,
wv 373 AND 375 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE, Mr..
manufacturers Of STE4lM-HEATlNG 4PPA.
RATUS and inventors of the new pollshco-fLont
lat-top PARIS RiNGE-in every respect the best
cooking-rangc III the United States ana warranted
to heat the rooms above: IT received Win nle ccte
the first premiums at the State Fair and Of
the American Institute Fair New York. Buy einef
the paris Ranges and you will have the best heating
fireplace stove and the best cooking apparatus In the
world. i!
sem 'i' ~. -. 9s.i' WILLIAM E.WoODs& CO.,
Manufacturers and Inventors OF Heating, ", a
ting, and Cooking Apparatus SO :a sao VA ba-
ti,rore street. Baltimore. Nd JUG V-a9In !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-05
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Germ md Flour Exehanar,.
80 RIe1I.ftrSDs Va. IallIlary I, ls72.g
OFFERINGS. . Y. = -; = :. ! g
wIair-tflIte 20 bushels. Red 1e bushels. q
EoRS.--Whfte. ca hsIsbak. Mixed, 15g flslefs.
OATs-sD bushels. i - ,isy - y
il BUcKWHEA bushels. j BE * "a its,sI
SALES. .sJstlsfsj
gwuEAr-Hhite. ri frsiieis int 1856. Red I'D
bushels 40 sI.sg6 sI.65 fof very good ~
Coay-Whie $50 bushels nt c5cs for Fcr g0sd aEe:
prfne. Mixed, 1sss Snshei5 &C eacp for very coed
OaTs,--50 bushels prime spring at sc 80