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SCROFULOUS HUNOR
BURSTING THROUGH THE SKIN
ON ALL PARTS OF THE EDDY.
HOPELESS SUFFER CURED By
VEGETINE.

II. r. Stevens, Esq.,:
Dear sir.-Thinsing that a statement OF my case
may meet The EYE Of some one suffering from Scro-
fula l beg yoa to publish the following, W hich I
cheerfully furnish of my own free will.
l have been afflicted with Scrofulous Humor from
my birth, aud at times very badly. When about
six years old the disease made It's appearance on my
head, and 1t deemed advisable to have the hair
shaved, but they obliged 10 cul 1t off with en-
broidery scissors, as my head sore could
not have ii shaved. After we had succeeded In
healing the sores the outside they broke, but on
The inside, causing me great pain. There have been
times when the surface of my hands all raw
from the effect of this humor, and no pen can de-
scribe the great suffering.I have endured.
About three years ago small Kernels made their
appearance on the cords Of my neck, several CT
which grew into quite large tumors, and nothing
which could use would remove them. Ny whole
system full of scrofuous humor that 1t
seemed ready TO burst through She skin ut all parts
Of my body. End in terribly weak and feeble
condition. The tumor5 my neck had grown to
such size as 10 disigure me badly. When in this
hopeless conCition was advised by friend to try
tie YEGETISE, and at once commenced taking IT,,
and after ha used 1t short time the iumors COM
menced discharging, and do not think over-es,i-
m ate the quantity from each tumor when say that
90 'd-sized teacupful of corruption out; after
which they commenced TO heal up and disappear,
and now my neck Is smooth and free from lunches
rs any lady's.
| believe tle NEGETINE has entirely cleanscd
every faint of scrofula from my system, and de-
sire to have this statement Published, SO that other
sufferers may tind relief, as they surely will do II
they try the VEGET1NE.
1t will afford me pleasure to give any further in
formation relative 70 my case to all who yin call or
November II, 1874.
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Letter from Petersburg.
correspondence OF The Richmond Dispatch.
PErERsRIrRG. January Is. 1S1G,

PETERSBURG, january Is, 1876.
Our people are making ready to celebrate
the birthday Of General Lee tomorrow.
The canyassers appointed by the Mayor in.
tend to make the circuit of the city, applying
at every house and TO every person for con-
tributions in behalf Of the Lee memorial fund.
Subscriptions will also be taken up in the
public schools. There will be during the
day parade OF The Petersburg Artillery,
Captain S. w. jones' and Petersburg Grays,
Captain +. NJ. Wright, under the command
OF the former officer. There is no announce.
ment tina. the day is to be honored as holt
day, but it seems to be generally understood
that not much business Is expected to be
transacted.
The police have taken In charge boy mp.
psrenty aged twelve or tourtecu, who gives
the name OF James Burnett, and who says
his parents reside in Richmond. He is be-
ing taken care Of, subject 10 the rtquisition
Of his natural protectors.
The.stable on the premises Of Mr.. William
Bowen, on Jefferson street, In the rear Of
Poplar Lawn, was destroyed by fire at 2
O'Clock this morning. There was no insur-
auce.
The Second Ward Conservative Club at
its meeting held last night elected MIR. James
Dunlop 10 the vacancy on the Executive
Committee created by the resignation OF Mr..
}. {. ArmiStead.
Two things, and two only, are reported to
be very brisk and lively in the city at this
time. One OF these is the temperance re-
viyal and the other is the receipts OF pea
nuts. The applications for membership IN
the temperance lodges amount 10 twenty or
thirty At every weekly meeting, and the new
converts include some Of the most seasoned
votarieS OF the grape. There IS, indeed,
quite a general revival Of personal interest
in the good causc-threc editors being
among the snatched brands Of the Order
A. to peanuts, they are arriving IN such
quantities that Bollingbrook and Old streets
are almost blocked With the country wagons.
As already said, the price has also risen, and
the article OF best quality is now quoted at
SLIGO per bushcl.
The authorities Of the Relief Association
a.e much exercised in mind over the death
OF the negro woman Mary Spurlock, yester-
day, Of starvation and exposure. They Will
publish card, showing that the poor cfea-
lures WRECKED death was due in great de-
gree 10 her own superstition and ignorance.
1t Is stated that the arrangements for the care
Of the poor are now so thorough that, al
though at times there may be privaton
among them, it is impossible tbaG any one
should die ot either cold or famine.
By the breakage Of part of the machinery
at the AppomattoX paper-mils last night
temporary >topplge of their operations was
necessary.
Robert WillianIs (coloredj was arrested to-
day for committing burglary on the prem
Uses OF 6. ". Dunn, on Hight street.
A Catholic seminary has opened here under
charge of three Sisters Of Charity from Rich.
mond.
The alarm bells for fire are ringing fu.
rou>ly rs the mail closes.
ROBIN ADAIR,
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Markets by Telegraph.


NEW YORK. January 1S-Cotion quiet; sales Of
1885 bales Al l3@l3 Slice. Flour in moderate
request; superfne western aud STATE, 1920
~ 90; common to choice extra ST. Louis 1925
@$9; southern hour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
very dull and fully lc lower 70 sell; $3.50 for
Michigan. Corn 1c. lower with active demand for
new mixed at 82bc.: 54@65c. for new yellow
southern; 6i@65%c. for new white southern; 81
tG63c. for ungraded western mixed. Oats steady;
4344Sc. for xed western and State; 46@5 SIC.
for white mixed western and state. Coffee-Rio
firm and IN demsnd; Sarsoes quoted at eye,
unchanged. Moasses-Sew Orleans in fair demand
at 48fG5Sc. for common to choice. Rice un-
and tur DenIine steady. Pork steady: new mess,
$2O.75@$21. Lard heavy; prime steam, 12Sc.
Whlskey unchanged. Freights lower for grain.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, January ls-Flour steady, In fair
au usa' pennvaa Isd 81 saIS;s ohe
grades UNCHANGED. Southern corn scarce and
firm; western lower and active; southern
scarce scarce and hrm nj 4oG4sc Rye dun and nominal.
Provisions more active and strong Mess pork,
s3lG$2125 Bnls meats Shou dGtsr ys@ssc:
sides, 12%6D1 21c. Lard dull and steady. Coffee
firm and unchanged. Whiskey shade frmer at
Sl11k@S1. 12. sugar firm. :
..., LOUISVILLE. Ga
LOUISVILLE, January 1s..Flour steady With
@Si.40. Corn dull. Barley duh and unchanged.
Rye rominnjly unchanged Pors inactive at 5000
5000. Lard dull: steam, IL 8. 1871 2Sc; kettle,
l3Dl3Ac Bulk-meats quiet but firm; shoulders,
7%0D74c,; spot, &c. seller. Bacon-Shoulders,
9@94c.; clear rib. 1901 &c. clear sides, 12hc,
Green meats dull and nominal; weather warm.
Whlskey steady at $1.07. Hogs dull !; fair to good
packing, S7m$7.15@7.25; receipts, 4,6lO head;
shipments, 800 head.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, January lS.-F lour quiet and un.
changed. Wheat generally unchanged. Corn firm;
No mixed, 39@39Kc' Oats inactive, No, 2, SOC.
Barley unchanged. Rye nominally higher; zoe.
easier; shoulders, &C.; clear rib, 11kc.; clear
sides, l1Ac. Green meats dull and nominal. Dry
salted meats unchanged. Hogs lower, shipping,
s6.4o@$6.70. Cattle dee'iLed; good 70 PRIME
Receipts.-Flour, 5000 barrels wheat. $4,000
bushels; corn $4,000 bushels; 0a's: 1900 ousn-
els; barley. 5000 bushels; hogs, 1,4OO head; cat
tie, !, $50 head.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY ID, 1875.
AuuIrEn

PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY ID, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Schooner John Mcdonnell, MckeRdree, New
York, coal, J. Il. Watkins. = ,-, .
Schooner Morning Star, Lynch, Norfolk, light, TO
load stone, Currie & Co.
Schooner " Is. McShaln, Jones, N0rfolk, light
to load ties. philadelphia, Jones Brothers Co.
Schooner Hannah s., Adams, Norfolk, logs, Man.
chester Cedar FORKS.
SAILED.
Steamer Westoyer, Skinner, Baltimore, me-chan-
disc and passengers, L. &. Tatum, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum, agent.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New YORK.
merchandise und passengers, &. W. Allen q Co..
agents. ,..h n.
Schooner Clara Jane, Garrison, Perth Amboy'
piS-iron, Curtis & Parker. r,,, ,ons
Schooner Martha Collins, Guads, Norfolk, Stone ,
Curric & 60.
- MEMORANDA.
The scbeoners Mary Harris, Laklng, and Eclipse.
Conking, with corn from Richmond, m1feo u
Norfolk Sunday. u,,,d W. n.
Schooner Frank G. Dow, Gaze, from Richmond nd
Va, arrived at Boston on Saturday the loui III
Stanf. ..s.ae.# r..
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Kentucky Senatorship.

CINCINNATI, January 1S.-Frankfort (Ky.)
advices are that at O'Clock this morning the
Democratic caucus unanim ously nominated
MIR. Beck for United States senator.
FRANKFORT, January 13.-The ballot in
joint session to-day for United States senator
resulted: Beck, LOG; Wadsworth. Is; Will
liam Preston, 4: Proctor Knott, /. Mr..
Beck was declared elected.
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sutberiy To westerly winds, areas of rain,
and falling followed By rising barometer.
Various Items.


WASHINGTON, January 1S.-Isaac D. sit.
ley has been nominated as postmaster OF
HUNTSVILLE, Ala.
Tie Navy Department has advices Of the
arrival of shs Congress ut Port Royal, and Of
the departure of the Juniata to-day from st.
Thomas for the same port.
Blron Rothschid visited the Treasury De.
partment 10 day and had q long conference
with the Secretary.
Mr.. Banks's House amnesty bill excerpts
Mr.. Jefferson Davis, though Banks himself
will vote to strike the exception out.
There was cabinet session to-day, which
was principally devoted to routine business.
There was some conversation upon the SUBJ
ject OF Spanish relations, but nothing of IN.
unsual importance. The diplomatic note re-
ported to have been recently addressed by
Spain to various nations has not Jet been re.
ceived here, and consequently formed no
part Of the discussion.
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.


OFFERINGS.
WHEAT While. 244 bushels. Red, 344 bushels.
CORN Waite, S7S bushels.
OATs.-7J bushels.
PEAS.-16 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White, 1874 bushels good at 81 40; so
bushels very good at sI.45; SO bushels very good
~ 81 .43 20 bushels prime at 81. 45-totat, 244
bushels. Red. l 6 bushels common at 81 30: l02
bushels eood:at II Az; so bushels prime at $l.45-
total, 294 IN shells.
ConT.-I ThKe, 47e bushels very good at 5ec.;
$50 bushels far on private terms-totai, 726 BUSH
els.
OATs.-75O bushels western on private terms.
RE-EXHIBITED.
CoRS.-Whue, $50 bushels.
REMARKS.
The supply Of grain continues light. There Is
good demand for all good wheat, and the same Is the
case with corn. Wheat is quite arm and corn Is
unchanged. No OATS on Change but western, and
that sells well.
We gave Yesterday statement from the Agricu-
tura Bureau of The crops of cereals in the United
States for the year 1875. The .nark Lane Express
uondonl says of the crops In England, that 1S75
has proved year OF deficiency and inferiority.
Barley has shown the best yield Of the season. being
only slightly below the average; but Its color has
been so generally affected that its value for mailing
purposes Is greatly reduced-perhaps eight TO ten
shilliDgs quarter. Sales have been unusually dull
Oats and b. ans are below the average, but better
prices paid for the latter compensate for the de-
feet Peas are considerably below the average,
having suffered greatly in size and quality. The
wheat crop has suffered most, only one eighth
reaching the average, while five sxths sink below
il. Should there be bad spring IN important ad-
vance must ensue. Whatever dthlness prevails The
large deficiency will become more evident as the
season advances.
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NeM York EteHlS.

New YORK. January 1S.-George Kline
stein found burglar In his apartments, who,
in the struggle, stabbed him twice danger
ously in the abdomen.
The funeral of DR.. J. II. Anderson, who
died at Sahore while on q scientific eXcur-
sion, took place to-day from St. Patrick
Cathedral.
Three trains following each other came
together on the Elevated railway to-day,
smashing all considerably and breaking one
mans Lee.
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DO; from sore. ss.i eSs o.. ssssa
round log, from wharf. 81 O0b1.i5: from store,
at sgeg sssd M gesessd be-,
e yellow. l0c.: cut loak.-2xc.; Porto kico. g.sO
skc.: Deulerars. 10Sa1Gsc. -,
,o SIanSs ss s.a ss ysshag 1ag
y, asas: Black, s5e.asl .-she last Prime sTt.-
eOS4.fo f0r strictly choice.
Hides. Leather, &c.
Hfdg: a5reen. 4G15c.: dry saIfed Bale: dry
s Ih a1ssi wef sailed 7sc; wes safed calf.
Leather SOLE leather, oak. use: sole leather.
finish. 1920 foot Ep sSe si q a. nary ssy
S s ga ss:sS ss g. ssas g
Iron, SteeI. WALLS &c.
Ecn: American renneas Old Dom.uion. 2z66
5H.: sweaes Damrsersd. sa5es7c.: soop, 59asse.
Naie,soes: g ssass.se Der Rex
ard-tsa. Is, fsn oanny: other sizas extra
=, Plough casttass: Wholesale SIC ) retail, &c.
Rope: Manila. BEST 23@25c. lutte. 9Kc. 81
sea-FowI. $50; PsciGc, s4 8: Powhatan Rgw6ons
Piedm nj. $50: Msrvisud Tobacco, Food, $685.
6uanahant. $50. Tsrner's Excelsior, s32 US,
Powder, Shat, ETC. *ass
Fuse: Toys mining. SO. e0e.aS1.25 q 100 feet.
, Potcdsfa 1878 by the fire kegs-iess than I've
kegs, SSs, blasting. S31S43.2S. Ef1Jg
Shot: Northern. s2.409s25 60 q nag Of as rs.
6rindstonss: i1aG2kc. q p.
Licorice.
A. t g s Pssss 6 Co. Pc r. ssc;;
27c-; A. =. =. s6c-; e. y G- &c.
Lumber, slaves. Etc:
Lumber. White oak H1i,5O n 900 Western
1876 as75 q 900. Yel,n.e u;ne boards. $1Ossf4
toist. Sl2@SfS, according to lengths. ShInKies-
Pine, 82.5Qt9S5: cypress s.1-iHch, $7.50GSl2-50
y Loco. Laths-splt, sl.50; sawed, sa9t2.25 a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES timber, green. $4,000
"a 1.e0o:s seasoned. 829eI425 y LOCO flour
barrel timber. S60.57 80 7a 1000. Flour barrel
poles, 27S 80: hogshead hoops, no eernand: hlck-
orv hoop, $3.50.
Rqgs--Nixed cotton, 3Nc.: white, 4Goc.; WOOL
Liquors, Wines, DC.
Ale: Scotch. best brands, ptnts, s2@s3.15 y
Reet,fed WatSk.ys: Market quiet; proof, nomi-
nah at $3.50. 50
S2OS4 Virginia Mountain, new. s2@sSa.5O; old,
S2.50ll33 80 and upwards
Chm: Domestic, 81 .25GlS2: imported, 10 case.
BrGTldtss: Domestic. II .25t6 81: fruit. 1850
sl.5o apple. new, s2.25@ss; Virginia peach.
Rum: New England, sl.G5@sl.s5; Jamaica
and Santa Crvz, $4@S6.
Mill-Feed.
StipStuF. soc. u busFel.
Broaonst,lF: 30G35c. "a bushe
Shorts: asa soc. ~ bushel.
Wheat Bran: 2O@25c. " bushel.
Corn Eran: 10000. q busheL
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yEaETEsE.
THE tsLOsT ART" RECOVERED.

Gaien, the most celebrated physician, 1ourisfed
In the second century. els theory was that roots
and herbs, properly compounded, are natures REM
edy. Els cures were so marvellous TINT he was &C
cused OF magic. His mighty skill and success ST.
fenced his enemies, aad his opinions held sway in
the medical world for centuries, until the art OF
compromising vegetable remedies was gradually
lost In the tbckening gloom Of the Middle Ages, and
poisonous mineral mixtures took It's place. But
the clouds are breaking In our day, and the almost
magical virtues Of VEGET1NE, pyfuily attested by
thousands, stamp 1t as true Galenical compound,
and as blood-purfsT and hedltt-7sstorer probably
has had no equal stnce the days Of GaleE himself.
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Mississippi Affairs.

MEMPHIS, January ia Jackson special
says that bill making education compul.
sorry will be introduced in the House Thurs
day.
A suit has been instituted against the
Pearl River Navigation Company for large
sum defrauled from the State.
a small cavalry force has arrived at Nc.
Comb city.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
,.,cinc Railroad.

'"' ',srsiC { ,loncl Scott INTENDED 10
7~,a 'i2o, "''., .;oa rather than defer it until
The grcs'n IN ',;'n In the Senate to-day Mr..
rhr .tc""d .' ,,,,, 20 huge memorial from
C,mcron even, q, Tp,r,nn>ylvs0is asking ths, the
:ac yj"z.r' .. The Senate Committee
,ys'.i} .c I r.f'r.sd> to-day decided to give
an r2c.tt '.". an carly hearing, while the
Coerr, >'.I' ~. ~ viii hold n meeting on
" FOX ,n ISP n%E'S sn o. op p1"s
l..- =. 1~'.'' ,hc claims and advantages OF
r'y r. 2.'>'Wu. Washington Tcciol-Bolt'morc
."0 i>b.
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The Boston Commiftee-Genera Lee'
Birthday.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, January 1S.-The Boston
SOUVENIR committee, having exhausted two
days in tftes and sightseeing, will leave for
Richmond tomorrow morning on the John
Sylvester.
General Lees birthday will be much OBJ.
served 10 Norfolk and Ports mouth to.mor-
row for the first time.
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Minor Teioar8nlS.

LONDON, January 1S.-One thousand more
golfers in North Wales have struck against
the reduction Of wages.
ST. LOUIS, January lS.-Ro5ert T.. W.
Sayers, senior partner OF the firm OF Sayers'
Shaw & Co., has disappeared. 1t Is appre'
hended that be committed suicide.
NORTH HoosAIc, January 1S.-Carpenter
& Co.'s woollen mill was destroyed by fire
to-day. Loss, $4,000. Two hundred hands
are thrown out of employment thereby.
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Found Guilty..

PHILADELPHIA, January 1S.-Samue Hell
Ter, charged with killing bis wife few
weeks ago, has been found guilty of yolun.
tary manslaughter.
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From Gloucester County.

correspondence OF the RICHMOND Dlspatch.J
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE. FA.}
January ID, 1876.
The jury in the case OF the Common.
wealth rs. ". r. Holiday, who was tried
iur the murder OF James NJ. Dobson, brought
in last night q verdict of acquittai. The
trial was a protIacted one. This was the
second trial. Tie former jury condemned
him to the penitentiary for one year, and the
court set aside the verdict. Mu.
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Wages Coming Down.

LOWELL, January 1S.-A general reduc-
ton of wages by the corporations of this
city-an average of five per cent.-will 60
into eff CT February 1st.
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Held for Extrat;itiOn.

TORONTO, January 1S.-Prnce Albert
Wilcox formerly employed by Anderson's
mercantile house, is held for eXlradition,
charged with the forgery and embe zzement
OF 81 500.
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J,n,.t-,". 1S"E MusnER.- L,tAe Rock, Ark.,
in a.,',ei last Monday George Spencer
IL Ill win Harriet McRea seized her
>j'cl ,"e "ar and broke her neck across the
sL,'." chan in which she was sitting.
~ "'91 !@sl night. Spencer was arrested.
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UNSOLICITED EVIDENCE,

SPRINGFIELD, Me-, May I I, 1877.
Jfr. II. r. Herens:
Dear Sir,-My daughter has been out of health for
about two years. About 4 year ago she had tunlor
come on her side which was very iiuful.
/ saw VEGETISE advertised in the Farmer, and
sent 10 Bangor and got Two bottles: she Is now
tikiug the second bottle. Her health Is nuch i'm
proved, and the tumor Is going away as fast as 1t
came. Every one in this vicinity knows what
EEGETINE mas done for my daughter, and L take
every opportunity 10 recommend It TO those VINO
are not aware Of Its great value.
Very respectfully,
Mrs. SUSAN C. RANDALL.
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YG.@ =, = ~, = L01ld0n, January 1S.-The
srr,..;, ans special says: Among the Con.
!a.,, ,,,S delegates elected in those depart
,gsGs ION which the results have 50 far been
ars .h "uo"n Tie Legitimists and Orleanists
p,sv.,i' iaTatIYeiy few in number. The
E,r.,"''!IS clement consists Of pronounced
conld ' t'%. II the returns already at hand
lhry oe 'akcn As criterion of the final result
Er;,r "ou'4 give Us a Senate composed of 100
;i,a r"II'can5 Qncluding the life senator's
tspt Ta. elec'ed by the Assembly,, 100 mill
ygric1 ''u1p%rtists, aId seventy belonging to
ii. parties, including patient Bonapart-
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EVERY ONE SPEAKS .FAvORABLY.
EAST MARsHFIELD, MAss-l

EAST MARSHFIELD, MASs-l
August 81, 1870. !
Nr. Stevens:
Dear Sir,-I have been troubled with cauker from
childhood, causing my mouth to be so sore at times
that was unable To eat. Have taken many prepa-
ratlCus but with no effect until tried your VEGE-
TINE. After taking few doses found 1t relieved
the faintness at the stomach that always accompa-
niles canker-humOr, and by the time had taken the
third bottle my mouth was entirely cured. Have
not been troubled with 1t stree that time, which Is
eight months ago. have recommended 1t 10 sevC-
raj Of my i quaintanrcs, and every one speaks
tayorably of its good effect.
Yours truly, P.S. SHERMAN.
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BY Telegraph.

new YoRK, January ls.-Noon.-stocks active
4s5; short, 4S9. Governments dull but strong.
States Iuiet and steady. e
Euentng.-Monty EASY: offered Mt 5. Sterling,
4S5. cod. 1124M112E Governments active and
strong. States quiet and nomnai.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 1S.-Eirsinia 6S, peelers,
45 consos, 90. West Virginla's, 8. horth Caro-
lima 5's, old, II; new, 8. Bid to-day.
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- +. WATsON'S FURNITURE
t9T. WORKS. ~

S.t.oropy m 1uMBEn YARDS, RoCKETTs, gEI
ITrMBRR MILLS, VIRGINIA.
w.RrHOoMs CORNER THIRTEESTHASD
"-"- FRANKLIN STREETS.
,a ,t,a,t,oo of the public, wishing merchants, ah9
boieI.Seepers Is called to tue largest sIoGh oe 81
EITRNITURE In the South, consistang Oh c0T.
REnsTEAns, MATTRESSES, &C. ali mauIia Ia
tnred by this establishment. Every a.uss &c, &c
ran,ed. BUItpisG.Lr MBER, WALNUT, As leo So.
for sale. 49, 80 - =
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HENRY r. MlLLER'S

DUY HENRY r. MILLER'S
ACME SHIRT
USEoUALLED IN FIT,
USEQuALLEp IN STYLE,
UNEQUALLED IN QUALITY, and
USEQUALLED IN PRICE.
FINE SHIRTS TO ORDER A SPECIALITY.
NO FIT, NO SALE.
Tie LARGEST stock of GENTLEMEN'S FUk
SISHISG GOODS to be found In the city.
HENRY T. MILLER,
9l5 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
r Mr. W. e. HowLE, formerly with Messrs
10 600 h;s frieufs de e
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
JANUARY Is, 1876.
The breaks to-day were II hogsheaas, IL tlerces,
aud boxes.
The offerings at auction on Change to, day were
So packages, of which 60 sold at prices rang
ing from sl.60 to $1,000. Bids on 25 packages
rejected.
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yEGETINE extends its In luence into every part
of the human org ,nism, commencing with lis foun-
daton; correcting diseased aclion and restoring
vital powers; creating healthy formation and pu-
rtCatton Of the blood, driving cut disease, and
leaving Nature TO perform It's allotted hsk.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS. ia 15.S&W2t