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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-12

VcAY MANASSAS, Va,
k.H Situated on the highest point on the Mid
land ailroad, % miles from Washington. with morn
ing ana evening trains each way. fare for round
trip, 2 IS. The hotel l. new, with double porchps
the entire length. The rooms are well furnished,
and the diniI room cool and airy The country Is
as healthy any in the world and there are no
mnsGuitUes. Boa ders without children preferred.
yel0 3m FRANCIS J. CANNON. Proprietor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

CENTRIFUGAL PowER.-[From the New
Orleans Bulletin, January 18th. ]-One of the
greatest inventions we have reason to be.
lieve that has yet been introduced in the
mechanical world is that of a labor-savlng
machine on exposition at the Exposition
Building.
The merit of this innovation on the old
motive power consists in its utility and
adaptablity to ordinary purposes.
Heretofore it has been mooted question
whether the banding of fly-wheels would not
entail loss of power. The Wheeling Cen
tri2etai Company have demonstrated,
through an Ingenious but simple arrange
ment, that instead of wasting force greater
leverage and power is obtained by betting
the driving.wheels together through the me-
diumship of H friction-wheel. ~-
This wheel Is held in position between
securely-belted wheels, and is really the full
crum by which the saving of labor is OBJ
tanned. This force is applied equally to
wood.worker, agricultural, and ginnlng-ma
chine. The machine for woodworking is
especially deserving Of notice, there being
a combination machine for saving, planning,
tongueing, growing, and molding, which
will doubtless prove great service to car
penters and builders.
This motive power can be applied to al
most any kind of machinery, from the cut
ting of cord-wood to the ginning of cotton.
Mr.. Alexander Bone, secretary, and MIR.
William Fl. Davis, superintendent, take
great pleasure in explaining these machines
to visitors, and visit to the Exposition
Building will amply repay every one inter-
ested il mechanical improvements.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

"A, GLOOMY PICTUEE OF THE OH REGIONS.
A letter in lions Herald from the Penn.
sylvania oil regions says:
"Oildom Is, we confess, under q sad de-
preston, embarrassed with abundance. Oil
that once would have brought IS rer barrel
now goes at Goo. a we'll that once would
have brought $3.50, lately sold for $751;
000-all from the excessive superabundance
of oil. If one remembers how this business
began-at the top-he can imagine heW
complete is its prostration. All Titusvile,
the metropolis Of oildom, is under the ham.
mer. One man (only sRecimen) who had
but lately an income Of 100000 is now
hardly worth his hat. All is dreary as win.
try midnight. Oil is here stored In huge
tanks, enough to light the world awhile !;
and still it comes. To strike oil, which once
made ones fortune, is now very moderate
blessing; nor can our faVorite Pennsylvania.
ism, protection help US, for nobody COM
petes with US in supplying the world. So
We must suffer from our copiousness, while
all make light of the cause of our trouble.
It is little comfort that on sea and shore,
around the world, we shine, and that DR..
Newman saw us Frightening even the gar
den of Eden, as long as all is so dark at
home!" aar ...
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England.

LONDON, January 25.--.A terrific gale, ac-
companied by storms Of rain for two days
past. Innumerable casualties to sailing craft
are reported.
The Times correspondent at Paris tele-
graphs: =" 1t is considered that the Duke de
Broglie, by the part he took in Fridays de-
bate in the Assembly, has dissipated all
chances Of forming new administration, as
the vote on the motion to close the debate,
which was made and supported by his par
tisans, passed. There was majority Of
nearly one hundred against him."
Duke DE Cazes recently sent second to
NJ. Du Temple to demand an explanation of
certain letters charging him with violating
bis engagements. 1t is announced that the
affair is amicably settled.
An autograph letter from Alfonso was de-
livered to Queen Victoria on Saturday for
mally advising her Of his accession to the
throne, and assuring her of his intention to
rule over Spain on constitutional principles.
A similar notification has been made by
France.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26
Yeae. Tennessee SenatOrshiP-Exeiti
Scenes-The Contest between Johl.
son and Brown.
Especial telegram to- the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to- the Dispatch.I
Ksoxv1LLE, January ga special tele-
gram from Nashville received here at P. M.
says that FIVE ballots were taken to-day, the
last resulting as follows: johnson, A; Bates,
4e; Ewing, 8; Snead, /. On the next bal.
lot Mr.. Bond renominated Brown, the vote
being divided between Brown and Bates.
Mr.. Marsh then withdrew in favor of Bates,
and the most intense confusion ensued.
Somebody moved an adjournment, and the
Speaker, amid the panic, declared the Con-
yention adjourned while nearly every mem.
Der was crying Ono, No." The widest
excitement was the result. The House re-
assembled, and several members asked soy
what authority the Convention was adj
iourned; but they were ruled out of order.
A desperate effort will be made tonight 10
Browns interest, but the johnson men are
more solid than ever. The Brown men are,
however, buoyant. Bates has 20 chance no"
to beat johnson. The people Of East Zen
nessee are almost unanimously for johnson
Associated press selegram.I
| N.sHvuIE. January 25.-The joint SEES
zion of the Legislature has adjourned toi
the day. Intense excitement prevails. II
/ understood that the contest has narroWe'
down to johnson and Brown. Loe mr.
ballot tomorrow will declde the senat''l SUI
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RABrIAORE MARKETS..

ard.Street and western supe rfne, s44f4 S0s HOW
ara-street and western family, 65.25Nsa. Is TX
Mills superfle $40 City ,iis extra sa ,,
family. ia. 25@sS. y heat suist western amber,
Sl.I29Sl. 22:.No: western red; sl.20; No;
Si.IT: MARYLAND red, $f.l0@sl.29: Maryland
amber, s1.SbGs1.30; MarylsLd while. N:i hItS
sl25 Corn quiet and steady s9atssrn ~n, es
tern mixed. 79Hc.. on spot. Oats quiet but
drm; southern, 6s@7Ue.; western s Th ne
Hay uncbnneed. Provisions quiet AID heavy.
Pork nominal at sl8.50@t2O. Bulk meals
loose round lots-Sboulders, &c. eisar'a6 sioes'
Shoulders, SIC clear. riD sides. l1all4c sugsr.
cured bans: l4g1aXe. hard. lsGIl4ac. 10, TOT
steam and refined Butter quiet anm sss p;isn ra
nominal; crude, 6ia8Sc. Coffee strong pId n.
good demand; Ordinary 10 prime sargoes, l7198
iSxc, Whiskey nominal at 9sg9SSc.
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r..ser from petersburg.

r,>.n,,,co or the RI .hm ond Dispatch &
''''''>' prrrpssrKs. January %, 1915.
;, tcll rcry heavily yesterday morn
IA number of persons who went OUT
INK, nu va, exrccting any such deiuge
10 cnoi." - ind their way back home with
"o.' .I,,hos and skins very we'll Wetted oy
t,ie' sosrnndinc shower. In the afternoon
the w, ceased and the Glands dispersed, and
VI. 'rn,,lcnt probabilities :" was muu Vi
tsr deepest degree. r,o. Ann loo
~, slaughter Of the Rev. John Barley
.n ,% nIace Yesterday, and. notwithstanding
~ ;,c,ement weather. was numerousiy at
ended by sympatbizing friends OF the oe'
yeavcd family. LII ba an.
lo-,cd eni enriched tomorrow by the con'
tr,h,,t;on of five Of eur ~cil.known cltizens,
r'hn vriIl visit the ca Eital under the ulslln-
.;Shrd escort of the deputy sheriff, and per-
S"'a .,.,r ,nl;cemcp. The names OF these
u"i, and the various lengths of time du.
49,, ,,h;ch they purpose making Richmond
49,. .'"H h,n,e are as follows: W. W. Madeira
.n. seven YEAR,. Mary johnson, i've
IA Hrarch. three years; Henry But
ir- ,wo wears: and Ed. Booker one year.
,rto four Iast.named parties are colored.
In the Hastings Court this morning the
wi docket saS called. and the court adj
iouTncd over until Ii o'clock tomorrow
morning. ,,.-s oe .ho
LEGISLATURE visited the city on saturday ano
rc,9aiucd during yesterday. They received
,-,dorsht. attention from our citlZens,
,,,srr NJ whom called on them TO pay their
1csn,c,s. and their stay, it is hoped, was
pleasant one. .,..ho
WOW street in the rear of Colonel Sanford's
-cs'drncc TO-DAY uuesrthed the body OF Il
4. man in a very far.Coue condition OF decay,
grh how the remains got there is mystery,
though il was thought they were all that
va- lett of some poor Confederate soldier
wb, was killed there during the siege or re-
treat. and who was put under ground where
the dr4th-summons reached him.
Mrs. John -. Alley, residing on Harrison
street., was severely hurt yesterday by an &C
cidcutAl fall.
Young Robert Slaughter, son Of Colonel j
=. slaughter. OF Lynchburg, is SO much I'M
proved that the physicians are now confident
Of his recovery. unless another hemorrhagt
should occur.
The condition Of Mrs. S. V. Watkins, the
c-,imsbe widow Of one OF our leading citi
z.Ds in former times. is 50 low that her death
=. any moment is expected OF efusion of the
Brain.
Rev. ". W. Duncan. pastor Of Washing
ton-S:rcct Methodist Episcopal church, left
for Norfolk to-day 10 take part in the fune
ral exercises of the late Colonel james w.
Hinton.
The Relief Association makes another OF
il weekly attempts tonight to make fifty
dollars do the work Of which hundreds OF
dollars are sorely needed. ROBIN ADAIR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

Spurgeon thus responds to request of q
Boston lecture bureau that be visit this
country "It is not possible for me to leave
my work except for short interval to rest.
I have no one to occupy my pulpit, preside
over my church, look after the college,
govern the orphanage, superintend the col
porteurs, edit the magazine, DC. i must
keep my hand on the oar till die. see no
hope of my visiting America, much as l
would like to greet the brethren there.
Compensation is not an item OF consldera-
ton. Nothing, indeed, could compensate
my conscience if l left my work and any
BARN came of it. know, within little, what
can do, and l feel that l cannot conSclen-
tiously attempt work in America to which
L am not called to the injury of that which
now engrosses ali my time and every faculty
I possess" .---------....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

MONDAY, Januezg as, 1874.
Country Produce.
Roots Ginseng, $l.25as1.5o.; seneca without
q E.s sssss ss s@s 3 &. ID.
s settsr Prime 70 cnoice yellow so9s2c.; poor
,oeood, 2Oaa27c;; common az lfglsc- .a..
Broon-Corn: Green, suSh".; req, 4Uoc'
.g Cor7a Ms1I: SSn90c. NJ bush&l
Sisa Esa appssnsa ssS Ss.1 o. s sgse
Pesasc:hisss-PeeEa, ls@2sc.; anpeeiea' $3.50.
Cherries 1sg ssr7ei 2oaals. dozen; in crates
22 slc1 ViTnnia country 10 ano.ed to-day Fine
s4.75@sh: superdne, sa-ZsssSs 9S:7 % fsnc sT
s7 ssoss1s: PSs M; rve-soose 100000; common,
Csc. =, roa., ,s % hushe,.
H MI: Virsnia 1motsy, soc.G$l .o5; CLEVER
7S ';gss: Baled. s5@sos q 100 rs:
| IHrd: County. lac ,ol. "a
=, R 81 rgg6,i gssssess s saFIss iS''s
&c; sois s y Ssst.sl'
Ss,.cks: 60@7oc.
Baisd Ssrato 5U@6Oc.
I waal. w Hx 10a4sc.; unwashea, 2o0soe.
Cement, Lime, Plaster &c.
Cement: Rosendale, s2@s2.lo q barrel; james
h Eiass: AsrseaIiafs Toe q bsshsl Vrs,nalas
Inaisn KSsa; 9c9 sa;5 az svs''on $40
oe nSs,ss e osisRs ss sasS
i Dry Goods.
Broom Hheestnos and Safrttxsgs : "A Maaeneser
se1 James river. So; james River, &c; J
James Riyes Is; TSn.ssS;y' ss - s sosn
IOc.: A VI. Conestoga, 1oc.: G..SSnss a1s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

DEATH OF FaEDgR1cH scHrgYs-.Treder1ck,
Nd, JanGary 24-Hon. Frederick Schley
diedat bis residence here to-day of dropsy,
In the sixty .arss year Of his age. Mr.. schley
WIS formerly editor of che Frederick Exam
liner; has held numerous positions OF trust
and homer; and was well known through
out the State. he was abrother Of the late
William Schley, the eminent jurist Of Balti-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26
Irribnse 81 S,espees Is iCsioDei Nm n:

= 49,
Especial telegram 10 The Dispstch.l
NoRPoLx, January 26.-The bar Of Nor.
folk, Portsmouth,, and Ham pton held . me.
mortal meeting at the Cooperation Court.
room In Norfolk to-day, aud passed resolu-
lions Of respect TO the memory oil the late
Colonel. James w. Hinton. Mr. Tazewell
Taylor presided, and eulogies were pro
nounced By Judges Scarborough, Briggs.
Garnet, Hon. John Goode, Mr. Tazewell
Taylor, and others. ..
The funeral took plsee from the CRANKY
Street Methodiss Episcopal church at
O'Clock this afternoon, and was attended By
an immense coneoarse Of persons. Rev. W.
W. Duncan, of Petersburg, pronounced the
funeral grafton, other ministers assisting In
the services.
A fire on Hill street yesterday morning de-
stroyed Harris's old bakery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

The tremendous wind and snow-storms
that have swept over the western plains du-
ring this season have made railroad travelling
both slow, uncomfortable, and even perilous,
A week ago four trains were showed up at
once on the Kansas Pacific railroad, meeting
at one point, and neither being able to recede
or 60 forward. The mercury fell to twenty
two degrees below zero, the wind blew such
gale that no one dared venture outside of
the cars, and the snow piled up to their roofs
In drifts. The passengers were for twenty
four hours without anything to eat except
the little that could be doled out to them
from the pantries of the sleeping-cars.
One train was eventually dug out of the
drifts only to be as badly stuck as ever few
miles further on. There was no station near,
the snow was still falling, and the prospects
Of starving were disgustingly excellent until
some one discovered that there was bag
gage.car filled with oysters on the train that
had started from Baltimore and was on its
way to Denver. The cases were opened in
hurry, and everybody luxuriated on
the choicest yields of the Chesapeake.
After eleven days from the start at
Kansas City the train reached Denver City.
The work that was done in getting it
through the snow was almost incalculable.
The drifts were often as solid as earth, and,
in fact, not unlike it in color, for the winds
picked up snow and grass, roots and all, and
landed them together in the cuts. In one
cut near Ogalala the snow was so hard
that when two engines, weighing thirty
two tons apiece, fastened together,
and running at thirty miles an hour,
struck it, they ran right up on top of the
drift, and stood there without sinking in
more than an inch or two. A passenger says
the grandest sight he ever saw was when five
engines and a snow.plough took a half:mie
run into huge drift. The drift was one
hundred feet long, and the engines were in
visible to spectators from the time they struck
it until they emerged, as if from tunnel, at
the other end.-Baliimore american.
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.obness.erusd III. ss.soass 900 q -,

s
0snesssvnsd eLyss eS.se0ss &sasss &c 10,
GoRERal: &c. ].
0oAa14l! poe q Is IL - 4. =. i. J. ~
l zs;ssag & .sgss:s 81 I5f
II Mnfssr: AZ 's $500 -,
z oss: L.nsssd. s0e.ass machine efasE1E;
dozen bss. s.is sY 81 cassor. 81 ssI,ss
Raes Gfadsr: 1ec.s 90 90 ess,ess
Amssicans s, s'As.r M Kegs EDslisn soda &C.;
y Duane: Peruvian. So. Gaasape, s7s = -. =.
/ Piedmont. $50; Maryland Tobacco-Food; sSS
oaan'SIA 80. 800, -, -. f4ts
oandy. :l4glss,Y =.
"a"0s' sy.e,,,... a. y.
Bacon: Shoulders; sKS9ac.: clear ria-sides.
| 12ac.; Ribbed he: VrEnta bc9-s0und,
vasea. I4sIsc.; plain bans, i4c.; can1ssssd has,
Baekas: Painted. rwoiaoops, 49, 5esaso: ass
| hoots, S2.7E, 8& ), ,,.5l
| Brooms: Two stipzs, $3.50; thre4 stxtn ~
sS;Sy; four strtngs, s1a:E tS::ssoSS4 arSe e4.20
sSfss. Rio-lsommon. S,iNcS2lc.: fair. sdy.nne6
and market very srops az Sigxe22e.; sooa. 22K
ge snds Ls Sasmsn seHaG saSse
| 14@i5c.; hsif:SoIes. i4Ne: sailosv, iSc. ~
GAsess Prime cnttinG I7Ic.' Nne1Sr,n .v<
Esss as'1g sssss: iS fSssSPe
Lard: Prime. barrels and tierr.s, isse2Sl sxc.: IN
half-barrel, 1as@ 16Nc. -
.,erees' &c SarreIs. $500 sen,a.e SoIGs,
swim Gs67oe. n Gallon cs1bs and MnscnvssH
so@sOssG Re,so Rico. 6oaote. New Orleans
pf. me ' Ssoi'E. sbe,sYc p,nooo, a. .r
Fish: HerrinssMEorsa caTossSs No. ese.
Ss.h s6 fG Mnrsns ISss oi Ss s sfaan T
Saif ESvS scEereilSo. Bar. sis s
No In tits "a "a: No o. In Els s "a. M
el.oO. Mess shadk in hts, IS. -
saH iLinyeerpeol; IA round io:S from wharf
alum. IN round lots. from wharf. sLioS1iIb:
Slaay:: Gsashed powdered. and e,snus.eS.
Ike; A. 1eXc.; b, l0Xc.; extra G.. IO4c.: q
an active Speculative demaad, d Prices are sS
sac.: Demerara. lox@lO xc. !; New Orleans, sx@
LOG. scarce.
Gs fssad ss Ind sss Tassss aas
y Ss as0f Black, ssess,.ne las. prime ART,
si.4s for strictly choice. e''p0"s1' '0e.~
Hides. Leather, &c.
ainI, t4gHoS; WEI d Saleeo' oSyAoci wei sAse1
SAls, e. ya 10 ia ..h oksas .,a,..,
LeSltMT So,s 1estnes oak. sos ,ea.neI,
a COUNTY app s 30uSve' Sy
n nus comn,r eo9S' % anisn "a 20
~ a. sa,sk1s rleneh' s1.ZousS2s y. rough
sAnuns' AIeS0oc'
Iron, Steel, Nails, &c.
From. American refined. Ola Dominion, Q s-lo
@sdes bammered t 7Sa7Hc 6ooS sass Rnr.
denis horseshoe. ss 2b GxS.So "a 100 SMs~: Rnr-
gar horseshoe, s6@6.25: Trcdeesr mule-shoe.
$70$725.
Steel: MAYORS cast steel, google. ~ b. English
"a Ssisefsu' Aohe' r. W'' Amelican iaiReeioo' A0f"
Eais: Old Dominion, a3.bo for stsndard-.hat
| Is, tes penny: other sizes extra. = =
Plough. Cdstfngs: wholesale, exc; retail, exc.
an.
Liquors, Wines, &c.
AH: scofch, best oranos' pints' Sa'ooga'ao
/ Rscti6sd Whiskevs: Market STEADY, with inward
| tendency Common Al (5GSl Oh: full prooI
| sI oncSSl M Cash - SS'
| Vp,,s Uhisss,,S. Medium. Al .606SS9: mira old.
aoNSA VIRGINIA Mountain new. x5ax9.BO old.
| 2.50Q&3 so and upwards.
Gin: Domestic, IL .261S2; imported, " Gaze.
! Brdndies: domestic. $l.2569s2; fruit, 1850
$3.50; apple. new. S2@S2 SO: peach, ~.
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, January 25.-Cotton dali and easier;
sales OF 1907 bales at I5k915Ac southern hour
outlet and without decided change In price. wheat
Si.3O@kI.25 for winter red western; slS6Y
S1.27 for white western. Corn ~ lower WIN VIII
moderate business ut the decline Coffee hrm ITO.
auieI aud unchanged. Tsllow firm q. SIC. kosin
firm at *2.16@sa:20 for strained Turpe1tine
firm az 3S6J3Skc. Pork drm I: new, 4l9.40. Lard
heavy; prime steam, 13R@l3Ec. Whbkey lower
nj q7c Fretghts firm.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN ANDFLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, January 25, 1876.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAr-White, 3O4 bushels. Red, 1,20S bzsh-
els
, CoRN.-White. 1913 bushels. Mixed, so bushels.
OATs-59S bushels.
RYE-12 bushels.
SALES.
wurAr.-.White. 1855 bushels common at S1.15;
4 o bushels at 1925; Ii bushels common ut 96c.
Total, 244 bushels: ono
bushels very good western Mt 81: A. bushels at
Al 25: SO bushels very good Mt ~ 70; ~ bushels
at 81 rs; a. bushels at Sl.32; 40 bushels prime
al 81, 33. Total, 1910 bushels.
CORN.-Whlte, 240 bushe very good at zoe. !;
10 bushels good At $780,. $50 bushels fair at TIC.
Sc bushels on private terTs; 1oo busneis gooa
at 79c. Total, TIC bushels.
ConS.-Mixed. SO bushels on private terms.
0ATs-34 bushels at soc. !; 494 bushfs on prl-
yae terms ). 70 bushels prime at 70c. Total, 5ss
bushels.
RE-EXHiBITED.
WnEAr.-Red, $50 bushels.
CoRS.-White, 90 bushels. Mixed, SO bushels.
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Fire Near Abingdoa.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch]
ABINGDON, VA, January 2.-The resi-
dence of Mrs. Martha c. Hopkins, one mile
from Abingdon, was destroyed by fire about
8 O'Clock this morning. Mrs. Hopkins lost
everything in the house, aud barely made
her escape. The fire is supposed to have
caught from some kinding-wood put under
the cooking.stove to dry. Loss, between
S10, 900 and $4,000. No insurance.
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- AsopaER; :NEw ORLEANS TRAGEDy.-Nesa
Orleans. January 4.-W. A. Weeks (cole...
edl. assistant Secretary OF State, was S..led
.lsst night by George Paris (coloredl '.ax-as-
sessor In an alteration reported to oe about
q yfoman.
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s snn 500 Hs 40 s......... 100
Port OF RICHMOND. Ekxs AB1 go, 1878.
ARRIvxp..
steamer od Do min 81, 49, AZ New YORK; 'nss,
S1esmsr J. w. Eyerznxs iatt, Phiiadeipnla,
,ssesanei,se and passenees. Y. z. Porter, ageat.
,,on Trsdessr Eon Wo.ks.
schooner r. b. Carter, Be sd, Norfolk, tar Cur
s,oop Yaasee. Jaraes rive {, oysters. % master.
SsAIu 20.
s,eamer John Sylvester Z, GiNord, Norfolk, me-.
chandiss and passengers, L. b TalaGns agent
CLEARED . on TRIs POET.
From Portland Js.v ury as, schooner sassn seee'
son.
Bark Media or. J xnsen. sutsred octHAfa - 49,
!, erpool Janu Ayy 4th for Hichmond. oones
/ NEW H. vkH january 2l.-Arriyed seooSaek
oyerettc, Harvey, from virginia
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, January 25-Noon.-Stocks dull.
Money, Q per cent. Gold, 112A. Exchange-Long,
4s7: short $50. Governments dull. States
quiet.
Evening" Money in good supply at 2h@3.
Sterling weaker ut 497. Gold strong at 1124@
ll2H. Governme nts dull and strong. States quiet
and steady.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

sr. Louis, January 26.-Four quiet and weak
Cosn duli:and deaifniuR; NO. I'xsd. S2fg93c.
Changed: only limited johbing temapL Lara
6rmer ut 1870. Wh!skey steady n S4c-
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DYEING AND sCOURING.

GENTLEMEN'S, YOUTHS, ANDBOYS'
~ CLOTHING, however much soiled or faded,
CLEANSED or DYED in frst-class style, and at
the cheapest rates. .s..
Ladies having articles to be cleaned OF eolored
will find 1t TO their interest to send or call at
MckENNEY'S
Steam Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment.
la 2S-3m Marshall street, near Fifth.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, January 25.-Virginia 6's, peelers,
AZ. consols. b3b. West VIrgina's, ~. North Ca
ro,ina s,s. old, IS ; new, Is. Bid to-day.
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OYEING! DYEINGI DYEINGl-Great

IEINo! DlEINU! DI EIN0 s-c1Ieae
~ reduction In prices-reduced 20 per cent.
DYEIEG done ON the newest and most Improved
plan. Gentlemens oyercoats, dresscoats, vests aud
pants dyed plum, blue. brown, and blue-bIack. La
dies wear-aresses, cioaks, shawS, waterpreofs,
opera-coaks, sashes scas, ribbons, parasols, and
all kinds straw goods dyed orange, scarlet, piRk,
solfer1no, green, purple, maroon, crimson, vine
color, brown, navy blue, and black. AN linds Of
gentlemen's and ladies' wear cleaned and finishes:
gloves dyed and cleaned ut 20 cents -s;rere wells
eyed cleaned and dressed. All goods er efully and
promptly attended 10. PREMIUM SDiAM DYE
ING AND CLEANING WORKS., SO4 Main
Street - Ide 24-9ml j. J. SCOTT. !2roprietor.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS

CINCINNATI January a5.-FlDur quire and steady:
Corn DULL and declinn ~ taSx Naa ~
steady 81 Ifal41c, Bacon steady; sttouiters. SCI
clear rib, l0fc. cleax, Log. HnaS3cy ssesay u
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THE DEATH OF CANON KINGSLEY, "A Lon
don dispatch announces that the Rev. Charles
Kingsley, chaplain in ordinary to the Queen
aud TO The Prince Of Wales, and Canon Of
Chester, England, is dead.
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CHICAGO MARKIkIx.

r.,r.co. J.psasy HA-Eiour caf. ard NOMINAL
CT 6miI deciiping. and unset tleds Ne. mixed.
"a 10 resecte 81 Ks Pork IN fac de1aAlld 1t SIS.
Lard steady AZ III $50 Whsssey srax0 AZ
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1nuIsyiLLEMA

LOUISVILLE. january 25.-Fsoor srehanged,
Corn Ia isir dsuaudat SS@70c.. pbssk aEu sn n1
az eiear rip, i0ac.; clear, ! 1@i 1z9 Whiskey
am =, S4c. Bagging veey strong nduuehsnged.