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The ytcksburr Investigation.

VIcKsBURG, January 13.-The congress
siopal committee closed their )abors here to-
day and left for Jackson.
Judge j. W. N. Harris, leading lawyer,
testified that affairs here were in the hands of
men who had DO interest in the prosperity
of the country that even the Governor paid
no taxes, and that he had seen juries trying
cases in which large amount was involved,
three-fourths of whom could not read.
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E,iniu TaIk from an Administration
papcr.

When eX.Mayor Joseph McdiIl returned
Ia the helm of the Chicago Tribune it was
announced that il had abandoned the "inde-
,endcut" policy pursued whilst under the
MANAGEMENT of Mr.. Horace White, and
would hereafter give 4 hearty support to
thu Administration. II cannot, however,
yir.! It's support TO the usurping Kellogg
government, ana hence in its issue Of the
iltA instant il declares that indications are
rapidly multiplying that Congress is begin
Mn. - rCaiz" The fact that the only organ.
lied government in Louisiana is an 'Organ.
jz,d bell. - baltimore Sun.
no; 50. Il i. the Times, an Arab paper
TIA, thus speaks
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STOCK OK HAND.
1874. 1876.
1872 hogsheads. 4,036 hogsheads
LOOSE TOBACCO.
Q7a
RICHMOND MARKETS.


Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, Sl.25g*1.5o.; seneca, without
Buek,Sasat; s@ssc. Rb -
Butter: Prime to cnoice yellow. 27@sOc.; poor
to good, 1901 &c.; common, 1oGl2c.
Broom Corn: Green, 94Shc- red, 495c.
Ssa Mss! a 1885, i 9 Susns
Dried Fruit: Applrs-Sancy, p D., $500;
bright 1885, qpss6mssssss and nnI hallyss s@5
sgos: In barrels, 20Q21c. p dozen; in crates,
Fsn,lr: Virginia country is quoted to-day Fine
f4.75@s5; superane, $5.50@s5;75: extra. seq
1925; family, ordinary run, s7.25@$7.5o fancy
''f Fathers: Prime nve-soese, 100000; common,
Hy Earssed: 81 .70@sl.75 q bushel.
Han: Virginia timothy, socGsl .ooi clover
us: Baled. $4,000. q LOOMS
Potatoes: Irish, 5oQ75c. u Dusnel.
Pou M Dressed turkeys, ls@15c.s ducks, IS
al &C.. chickens, l0G13e.
Rys: 90c: . enshel.
s sst,sss: 5 55egs1.
Bdled Ssrato: $4,000
TuLoso: 62Q7cs " D.
WOOL: Washed, 40@43c.: unwasheo, 25G30c.
Cement, Lime, Plaster, sc.
Cement: Rosendale, s2@$2.10 p barrel; James
River, ~. lO@$2.25.
Lime: AsEicuItural.: 1oe, q hsshsl virsn ia
@$1.4O; Roekland, SI.3O@S1-5a
PLASTER: Lump, s4.75@$5; ground 81 0.50@S1l,
delivered caleined, 1915.
Dry Goods.
Broton Sheesteo and Shtrtsaa0s: ~ Manchester
&c.: 4 Manchester. 7c: Manchester. &C.;
A James River, &C.; X James River 7c.;
James River. &C.; y Fonfenoy, Shc.: A-4 Gran
bridge. sHc:: Il kockbridge, 7zc. a. Leaksvllle
Ioc.; A. ". Conestoga, loc.: G. Gonsstoga
&c.; D. Cones,oga. &c.: 1O-4 Pepperill, 33hc.
| 104 Citj, 30c. Cotson-yarns, $l.20@Sl.25.
Blsach ed Shirttnes ana Shsetn1s: "A MamsIt
Ike, A Home. I2ac.; Al Oneids, l21sc. A
avon ,iale, &C.; A social, &C.; A Anoskeag
Doy. 7c.; Y Scituate, &c; Methnan, BHc Pc
tey borough, &c. le-4 Watbam, 37i4e. lo-4 Cit,
Wins, 32Xc.: Belleyiew, SIC.
J BrolDn Drills: Petersburg, &c.; Westford
Gorsa Jeaas: Pavonla, 1oc.; Amoskeag
1 psni1as harlem, 12Ac. Boston Steam Mills
Prints: American. SKc.: Aliens, SIC; Rich
nond. Sxc,; Sprague, Sc; Manchester, 0e
Washington. exc: Hamilton, &C.: Merrimaek
&C.: Mallory. 9hc-; Oriental; DC; raane
| 9Ec.; Arnold; eye; Ameskeags INC; Wainsaus
Cambrics: Rice. e1sc.; English, 6Hc.
Drugs, Dyestuffx, Oils, sc.
1I ss =; ssae = ga,!en;, ,.. :. 49,, !, ,,n
Concentrated Lye: $7.60e9sS case OF lou
dozen.
4 S SSeaa,aali:. SOC. y D.
fadig.: ii :IsaSl,25,
.AGttder; Las,
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Annual Message Of the Governor OF
Georgia-His Views Regarding the
polieY Of the AdminiSfrafiOH.& &c.

ATLANTA, January 14.-Governor Smiths
annual message was read In both houses OF
the Legislature to-day. 1t shows that there
Is a balance In the treasury of 81 ,O03, 1913, and
that the affairs of the State are in prosper.
Gus condition.
At the close of the message he deprecates
Federal interference in the atfirs of the
southern States, and shows its evil effects.
He conclu DIES In the following language:
"During the last ten years the General
Goyernmet has violated the liberty OF the
citizens, overturned and created State gov.
ernments at will, and committed other fla.
grant violations of the Constitution. The
croWnIng act in this eaqsa OF lsurpatilonll and
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q slasssa s sRs ss sessa,ss s g
& ssa oTssGd o ei ss sSss 8
varslris .a n,l ting, soc lsrosere, 15H
ssa ss s e., .sesge in kegs Ensllsn soda &C
VII I orGs tas54sQ5oc. s3t
/ n. ana: PeruyxA :. 8s4 Guanape. e73 a ton
Lsea.FdnI,s $50; Rsas e, Wy: Pewhatan Rawboa
ssaRSpssss'sS s s sr q ssss go sS
- ~ i Fo,s,gn Fruirs and Candy.
5 S;$ss;; s.s ssss e r 4 s.s,, 50.
! Groceries. &c. ny ~ Il.
Big Baeon shoulosrs sAgsass; ele., nns,des
12s bSsa; " srn rea 1DcsS
.s;i ps,a hams lac. casf'assed vans
as Sssss Painted, sesoeps, %. = q
$50 ss,r : nss s saas s@ss Vas
| = Gofee : Rio-Common. 2lxa21c. fab, advanced
SSsSs; Lssasyr.: 4 |ls;:. ~ s49sss. :,
1A@l6c.: half-bo1e, l4ke: laHow. l4c. ii. $50
| Cheese: P.tme cushng. R1se.: Northern and
Ess,s ds1Ty s sssz !f sesp e.
hall barrels, 16R@16Hc. t{t
s.asss sa. oe@S sygSsphessnsaas sss
syrnp: 8sGSOc. q gallon Cuba, and Mnscovado,
5o@6os;; Porto Btco, So@sse: New orleans
dice: Caroilna. ss40s4c Ransoon. SC. gt
Fsh Herrines-North CarolMS. no. i cut,
a. 25@s4 SO; Morrn tsrol.sa re. sSSsso.aS q
ha!r-oarrei: Maekeres-No; Eay, alS@13; No ..
u barrels sls@s14 aS: a an pl,s ssso@s19
S1-5O. Mess shad. In hits, So. $50. "a
IPorA-Dressed, Sk@ne. -
81. So asl 90: from s,sre, 81 io@2iSs Ground
alum, IN roan so i9ss frssa wharf, SA1o@i7El5;
sugar: crushed. powdered. and n 4nula.ed.
yellow; lae:; q. loaf, IG4e.: Porto Rfeo. sxea
ne; Demerasa- 10s@l osc- New Orleans, ss@
i0ea scarce. y. uL ,-lE
toilet is9adc, and fancy I prices. c og
7sas: Black, s5s@s1;z.he last prime art;
81 As for strictly choice. ''-.+
Hides, Leather &c.
Htdss Green. S96c.; dry sailed. 12@1 4e.i dry
alns 1A9i &C.: wet sai'ed sQ1oc. wet saluercaf-
Lsather: Sole leather, oak. s5@Asc. sole lea.s.r
sem nix 2e@3?s:; country upper; s595oc; eacy
s iSaa F s si S5s a ss S. SsaB
skirting, 22@2sc.
Eoh' STEEL NaNs, @es
IRON American refined, Old Domanien s-to
Csc. " D. En2hsn ana American sheet. 5@6he.; |
swedes, hammered. 7R@7He.; hoop. $3.50: Bus
Ien,s horseshoe, s6.25 gS520 u LOO 0s.: Bur
g gar horseshoe, s6@625; Tredegar mule-shoe,
s, Sg.s;: S.,,o-,s o,,. ,.oo, oo>,o,
histsred i5aIc 90 S:et, &c 70. Ens 1
q b. 80 : -
ha,s 0ld Domdni9n $3.50 for standard-that
Ii, 5es penny otner sizes extra.
-, rtougn' castings: Whoessie, oSc.; reasll, oac. /
q ID
AQuors' "mes' &C. i
49, ooo'0N' oes' VI "n"'' pin's' %H'oo9@6D 9
Rectifei Whiskeus Market steady, with inward
Tendency Common, 81 O5(aSl al: mn prpof
al 2OSDx1 80 Cash, = >, > : ~ 4. =
Rue Whisseys: Medium, 81 ,5O0S2: pure old
S2aS4; Virginia Mountain new, 82aS2.5O; old,
o.; Hon.asIic n osnrso ,nnor,o5 sa .oso
Rennd;es domestic. ri .o56x1c frnit' Al 35GI
Al SO appe. new. S2GaS2. 60: beach, us.
Rum: New England, $l.45gYI.6O; Jamaica
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KELLoGa's LEGISLATURE. Kellogg Is situ-
ated just as be was in 1872 and 1873, "hen
the first bayonet Legislature sat. he has an
elephant. The withdrawal of the ConserVa-
tives left him with House three-fourths ne
gro, and many of them the very worst cnarac-
lers in the State.-Ne,o York Tribune.
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BANK SUSPENSION York, January
13.-The Union Bank, of Jersey City, sus.
pended this morning. The president says
be does not yet know the exact amount of
the liabilities that the assets are, however,
sufficient to cover them, but are not imme.
diately available, and If the depositors will
be patient they will sustain no loss.
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BOoTs, sHOEs,i DC.

pIGN OF THE RED FLAG.-GenR
a. sfs worth S6: Gen iemen's One CSra Iexis,vA
laced or with buckles sa so worth sA't0; ars net
quality Alexis only a4hl moSth 20; n1 Ea nah
Rid snitoned Boots IS cheap 81 Is; Ladies' Peo;
bic Cost worth ri as ses, Il IN ss seT All
Shoes oods ~ 4e IeducsS priees. Gail at me old,
established cheap stopc os n. GOLDEN.
IL l4-lm ya, 1870 l1Alo atSSs.
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TSpecIal TO the New ORLEANS Times

WASHINGTON, JANUARY l0.-Governor KEEL
iogg telegrapns here that he is opposed to a
new election, but will abide by the action OF
Congress.
The House will favor n new election, but
The Senate will sustain Kellogg.
Phelps, Of the congressional committee,
says that the only peace maintained in New
Orleans is maintained by the White Leagues,
and without them there could be no order.
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An immense meeting was held outdoors
at Albany, n. Y, Wednesday night to ex.
press the indignation of the citizens at the
recent military interference with civil affairs
in Louisiana. Speeches were made by Hon.
j. N. L. Pruyn, Lieutenant Governor Doc,
sbeimer, Judge Parker, and others, and
strongly denunciatory resolutions adopted.
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The Message was Modified.

The message was more moderate IN IFS
tone than had been anticipated by many from
the expressions OF the PRESIDENT and some
n his advisers, but il is now learned that at
tba inst moment notifications were made
which wore found 10 De absolutely necessary
- ,,,;Sfv some Of the more conservative Re
,,,,hn,-,rS Of The House. - Washington felc-
'r77. BQitm2r, Sun.
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The Senate ought to be reformed. IL Is
an outrage to have Rhode Island and Dsla-
ware as weighty IN that body as Ohis. Next
to our aWk ward, cumbrous, and dangerous
method Of choosing President The constl-
tuition OF the Senate is the Wofst feature OF
our lDstitutisns,- Cincinnati Commercial,
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE,

RICHMOND, January IA, 1876.
The tran sacuons In tobacco since the Christmas
holidays have not been sufficient to indicate Its fu-
ture course, but there are reasons to believe that
leaf tobacco will rate Ligh. Bright wrappers are
per cent. higher than they were at the close of
the market last year.
Among the large sales recently made in manufac-
tured tobacco was that of Messrs j. Wright & Co.,
who sold six carloads 100000 bs.) to western
house.
We continue the quotations of leaf tobacco on
,(rhanQe Yesterday
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SHER1pAN's BAspITs.-* Yet never saw

SHER1pAN's BASDITs.-*'' Yet never saw
the world such strange bandits-bandits in
the long white robes of the bishop; bandits
with the quill of the accountant behind the
ear; bandits bent with age and honorable
deeds moving on crHtchcs; bandits from the
church, the exchange, and the market-place,
all suing with brutal and sulphurous petit
tons for peace and order and law Courier
Yol7-n1L
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HOMICIDE OF FORMER RESIDENT OF
LYNcHBURe.-The sad news was received
here yesterday of the killing, in Greenyille,
Miss, of Mr.. Thomas Brown, formerly OF
this city, and son of Mr.. Ro. N. Brown,
of Amherst Courtheuse.-Lynchbur9 Vir-
/u;rjrn
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FIRE NEAa PARKER CITY.-Pthsburgh,
January ia fire at Monterey station, near
Parker City, Pa, last night, destroyed the
railroad depot, two stores, q dwelling-house,
and ivery.stable. The loss is not ascer-
tanned, but is probably about $4,000.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

COttN ANUFLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January Il, 1875.
T. OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White $50 bushels. Red. Alp bushels.
CoRN.-M bite. $40 bushels. Mined, so bus he Is,
OATS 80 bushels. go - : -''~
SALES. .u ..
WHEAT.-White, 8 bushels at 1928.
WHEAT.-Red, 32S bushels on private terms
CORN.-White, 1873 bushels very good at S0e.
so bushels at 79c.; so bushels prime at Sic 4S1
bushels on private terms. Total, ITO bushels,
CoEN.-Mixed. so bushels very good at soc.
TIC. Total, "a bushels. -,
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BY Telegraph.

rs go 81 a, ..s..s NEW yGRH. -
NEW YORK, Januarsl4.-Noon, Stocks active
unsettled, and lower. Money, 2h pen cent Geld,
11zSS Exchange-Lonz 1861; shc1t, 49Gk. Gov
ernaents dali. States quiet. j! ~, r.,
Essaino.-Money, 2,4gS per cent. Sterling firm.
Gold active and weak at 1l2@112H. governments
dul, and steady. States quiet and better cor some
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pennsylyania senatorshfp.

HARRISBURG, January 14.-The Demo
cratic joint caucus for the United States
senatorial nomination resulted in the selec'
ton of Mr.. Wallace on the first ballot. The
vote stood: Wallace, LOG; Clymer, IA
Black, 2.
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Ae,,o, If the Ohio LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS, January 14.--Both houses OF
the Legislature, after considerable hlibuster'
ing, adopted resolutions condemning Fede'
raj interference in Louisiana. -.-..--
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, January 14.--virgfnia 6s, peeIers,
3Sfeonsols, ssh. West Virgtna's H. North Ca
rolina 6's. old, 20; new, lO; special tax, IS. Bid
to-day. 2" -
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The Northern and Southern Presby-
ferian Churches.

BALTIMORE, January 14.-The committees
of conference on the part of the Northern
and Southern Presbyterian Churches, in ses-
sion in this city for the past week, adjourned
tonight. They failed to agree upon basis
for the establishment of fraternal relations.
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ST. LOUIS CATTLE MARKET.

| JANUARY l1.-Cdttk.-The market yesterday
was quite dull and inacye, w9lch IS genefIy .rs
we're in slow attendance during the morning hours,
aud those present did not erince strong disp1Si,
tion 10 handle. The supply Of f-rngs was in the
main of medium aud lair qualities and FULLY ample
in numbers to meet the demands OF dealers. :, "A
one ear load of medium native steers, owing TO the
want OF suitable material. Stockers Tor the same
cause were also unable TO effect any purchases.
hui mot on large scale. Market closed quiet and
steady OH the following quotations:
Choice native steers, averaging l,3oo ,oe,o or
to 1,6UO lbs ..'''..@v ooHHo 90
Demand good, with no supply. ,t..,a.s
Prime naive steers averaging 1,loo nons ,o
70 Te hisuG ia IS: nominal supply.
Fair butchers steers, averaging LOCO osa, m
supply light, with goou demand.
Thrifty stock steers, av:raging 9O0 10:
supply Suppl fair, with good demand.
Light, uneven stock steers, averaging =.
700 to 500 bs., good flesh .:..: 80. ooOf w
Fair demand, with light offerings. ooao RI
Inferior scrubby steers and heifers.... UOQZ oo
Light demand and tar supply.
G e%oo GGavs Ia. o..n' w oO@5 90
coarse eon ns1 oxen Of ali Weights @ 5o@4 rs
Good COWS and hefers, average $50 to zoo. 20
Common cows and heiiers, iight...... 1898 rs
Fair supply; demand nominal oooooso m
M hIa1s sST Tc;an and Indian, GOOD and
fat, average $50 to 900 bs."....... 6ng3 22oo
Bulls and stays. Vey55 ~ ~
Rough scalawags.. foS@-oo
Sales. z sssfgh22 Price.
is Medium native shippers. ~ 62h
10 Medium native butchers... S13 S,sGS
8 Medium butcher coWs...........1,oZo S'2g
10 Fair butcher cows ................ Sto o2
s Fair native st eers, butchers....... $40 ~
SO Retail sales, from. 2g 10 ~
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BslrrmoRE NxRKrr,s

+. BALTI EDRe January 14.-Fhur UNCHANGED ar
I red western, $I.z2; No. 2: red western. SI.lS@
81 .19; fab TO PRIME red western, SI.12; PepT-
syyania 1sal sLl5@8l. 10; Maryland red, $40
land white $l.109$1.25. CoInquiel and steady:
white sontse-us sos 54c,; yellow southern, sCR
&c.; mixed western, s2kc. &C elevator. OaIs
quiet: southern, &c.; western white, 64G85c.;
mixed, 63c. Rye frmer III &l@*I04 Hay firm
ss5 scarce; Pennsylvania and Maryland. 81eR
Pork unchanged Bulk meats-Shoulders. 797As
clear rib-sfdea, 10@1Gsc. Bacon-shoulctre,1s S4
Csc; Gear Sib-sides, lie; sugsr-cured hams,
1NxRl3c. Lard l4@14kc Western butter ln.
changed. Petroleum unchanged. Ioffee quiet but
brMa Sa92Rc- Whiskey steady NJ 95e.; stock
liSnI Sugar unchanged. . $50 no.
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THE WEEK OF LABOR.
NO RESULTS YET.

TIL, >MESSAGE MODIFIED
AT the LAST MOMENT.
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The following Is comparative statement OF the
inspections, deliveries, and receipts Of tobacco to-
gether with the stock hand ut the different ware
houses In this city, for the past week and the same
| time last wear:
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nN CONSIGNNlENT.- 500 cases CAN
ONED TaMATOES-best brands In tic mar
JAMES B. FICKLIN & CO., Co ~ street
3a1A.at between Twelfth ane. Thirteenth. 8
yxTEnDING AND VISITNG-CARDa,
w peastful, ss the 9.sPstcsa PrtntngsHnasn
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,r,,T HIS FRIENDS SAY ABOUT 1T
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rue >rpJycT CONSIGNED TO COMMITTEE
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[NCINNATI MARKETS,
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

CrEcNHATI, Jsnuary l4-Flour very dull.
Corn sru.. Pork dali ana nominal. Lard quiet
sn0frRa-. Bacon dub; shoulders. Skcs 'stt..
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Tho louisiana Question fin the Virgil
mia Legislature, again.
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&c, sc &c.

VIEWS 0rTHE GorERSoR or MISSISSIPPI
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Tho New York Legislature Expresses
Itself.
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sEENE-THREAD, DE

sEfNE-THREAD DE
GENE THREAD. Nga
ALL QUALITIES
and all Nos
IRISH AND GERMAN LINEN STURGEON.
TWINES, SEINE CORES, AND CORk-WOoD
will be sold al less than they can be imported LOT
Patent and soft SEINE-Tw1NEs, all NOS; SEINE
LINES all sizes for sale ut less than factory prices
Ali kinds OF HAUL and DRIFT.SEISES and STAkE-
NETS made to order ut short notice.
l.. LICHTENSTElN,
Importer of Seine-Thread,
JAG 1905 and 17o7 Frankhn etreet.
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ST. LosBSr January 14.-ylaur unchanged. Corn
steady No. g mixed, 6Sk@aShc. Whiskey quiet
at 94t. Pbrk declining; $16.z6. Bacon fat. Lard
nominal NJ lSSc. n aa#t. -..9eIf
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LOUISVILLE MARKETS. ~
LeUIsvILLE, January l4a-Maykets unchanged.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY 10, 1875.
sun nses... --...,.. 7.08I Moon sets. IG4O
Sun Gets. ......., A.62j High tide. ....... To- so
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CHICAGO LUMBER MAisKE =.

-, ,yAN ~ l1.--LaD1ter.-In ihfs msrfEr-rfypfn
was tar dexree OF activity as,d nricaS
,, ~ eauochsIaed dsteadss as fotisSss
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5nIESTION: Where can buy -
~ yood SHOES for myeAlf or chill. g. -
rsu a low figures, bat msds O go na ,se,
heiwsen Second anu Third, where noshilg oat Guy.
made goods are sOld. ..T6
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II ii s sss rsF ssss re
ns gosn NJ tooaeso sa ssxals BE- SID Tie sp-
aaa tdxaHRi baHr fhs Hsyds Iss IA "a nj
wv Is lime iase re ear bfdpkif a .s
Take 3nfstakesf tnfrarco md MD rsSsrys Vii
oe actively ouent before long, = "
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The Kentucky Election ease.
Postal,

A post-offlce is reestablished at Buffalo
Gap, Augusta county, Va, at the end of the
route from Bath Alum Springs, with Henry
Rippetoe as postmaster.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-15

A FVLL SUPPLY OF RUBBERr
"a e0ODS. such as GentlenenS, Ladies, ~
and Misses Wo5k Lined Rubber bnS.s: zen zen mil,
line ar Rubber Shoes, all widths. ior gensonen, N
oies, BOY m'ssss AAu ". r. W.TAYLOR's.
- corner Fourth and Broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-15

DON'p PAY 50 FOR A GAL go
~ TER when you ean buy astty-made g -, c.r
ono for a. Ilonr psy "a fora snoe wnen !ou C1n
MY nns for al TThio Ia true; III you doa'J beliese
90 10 The factory, al Broad street betseea seS.
and and Third. Nsthng bat eity-laa.,s gogcs s0s.
E EYE, H M ssNt.y IA. 80 sc 16
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-15

CEAsaSABbE G00DS.-Just rev
- rsivnS. r. AIDES, KID and. GOAT BUT-BAs
TnS|n MyTS an SSES' GOAT BALhO-Nx
'K oEH GOAT BALMokAas.aEA TN !.
TfEaESs ana GaaEi e an, sp due
o osod soA ssiso. fab supply q OyERSHOES.
HIN q PACE, JR., 90a Main, between sinsS
sfr :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-15
NEW Root AND sHoEEa1
ESTABLISHMENT. Az

The undersigned begs leave TO fnsosn hssr,en
ard the public that be has taken the seofe
CORNER OF TENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
racent,y oesuuled By the Piedmont and Arlington
Insurance Company, where he has opened large
and varied assortmenzot l,!,a2f
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-05-06
rAB1EAux At THE ID. 6 B. INsr1ru

TABLEAUx At THE D. D. O. b. INsTITU-
TroN.-A number Of beautiful tabieaux and
pantomines were presented at the D. D. q 3.
Institution on last Friday night. The scenes
represented were from history and fiction, and
the admirable manner in which they were got
ten up, reflected great credit on the teachers
and pupils Of the Institution. VI course, the
hall was crowded, as is always the case when
if is announced that an exhibition is to be Civ
en- by the deaf and dumb and blind pupils. Not
only do the spectators enjoy the treat but the
narticipants are improved and benefited BY it.
frbev 90 into it with their whole soul, and it
affords them as much delight as it does the all
dience. The Principal, teachers and scholars Of
the Institution have every reason to congratu-
late themselves upon the achievements Of Fri
day evening and all who were present look
forward to the next entertainment with impa-
tience.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-05-06
ANrIouITIEs.-Capt. NJ. A. Miller shove

ANTIQUITIES. Capt. M. A. Miller showed
us the other day brass button that had been
thrown up in digging a foundation, recently on
his premises, in this city, from depth OF six
feet beneath the surface. It had device on it
Of a pair of English pheasants, and from it's APP
pearance had been buried for scores Of years.
The eye of the button and the iron that sur
rounded it had been so corroded by rust that it
easily broke in pieces by slight pressure
Hew and when was the button lett there?
Hon. j. F. Lewis exhibited to us coppeA
&ent with the date of 1878 on it, and the figure
of King George the Second. In blowing up
field on his farm near Port Republic, for
race course, the piece was turned up. tt had
been doubtless dropped there over hundred
years ago by the ancestors Of Mr.. Lewis, who
received their grant Of land during the reign Of
King George the Second.