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BISMARCK, D. T, WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER &c. 1877
st. Paul Business DIRECTORY.

(Chas. P. Peabody. Maurice Lyons. W. L. Perkins.
pEABODY, LYONS / Co.-1mporters and Deal
4 ers in Fibe Wines and Liquors, Old Bourbon
and Rye Whistles, California Wines and Brandies,
Scotch Ale, Dublin and London Porter. No. sc
East Third Street. st. Paul, MINI. SIS
HRA1G L LARK1N-Iuporters and dealers in
~ Crockery, French China, Glassware, Lamps
Looking Glasses, and House Furnishing Goods.
Ea& Third Street. st. Paul. Sfinn
CAMPBELL, BURBANK CO., Manufacturer,
~ and Jobbers Of Clothing sn1 Gents Furnishing
Gooos. No SO East Third Street. st. Paul. MINI.
M ATHES, GOOD eCHURMEIEK, Merchans
1 Tailors, and dealers in Gents Furnishing Goods
No: ~ Jackson Street, st. Paul, MINI. Suits made
q the most fashionable style. at short notice.
n C. .COE-Manufactnrer Of Shirts and Under
Ds wear. N W. Third Street. st. Paul. 2S6n,
(IHAs. r. PUsH-Merchant Tailor, and dealer In
- Gents Furnishing Goods, Cor. Ninth and St.
Setter sts., st. Paul. Military Uniforms Made
Specially. 4S-6m
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Minneapolis Business DIRECTORY.

(. NLARK HOUSE-Corner Fourth Street and Hen.
~ nepin Ave., two Blocks from the Academy Of
Music. Only first class Two Dollar House, New,
elegantly Furnished, and situated in the finest por
ton Of the City.
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DLUMMER'S SALOON-Choice wines, Liquors
l. and Cigars. bIain street. op. Camp Hancock.
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DANVIILE.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
DANvILLE, VA, January 80, 1877.
The sky has been remarkably clear and
bright, and the weather otherwise very plea.
SAINT, since the passage OF the electoral bill.
The sun seemed to shed unusual lustre this
morning as we learn that the President has
FASTENED to sign the bill. We are so de-
pendent that we feel very grateful. But
some OF our students OF English history say
that no minister of the British Government
could hold Office after such rebuke as
Grant, Chandler, and Ferry have received
in the passage Of the electoral bill, and that
by such majorities. ..asa -."
The Young Mems Christian Association has
been disbanded. One of the Executive Com.
mittee says that there are so many societies
and clubs which require the attention Of the
young men, and the young gentlemen are
SO devoted to these societies and clubs, that
the Association was not effective OF any
very great good, and could not have been
kept organized without undue efforts AND
sacrifices on the part Of few Of the leading
men.
Rev. J. +. Faulkner has resigned the pas.
torate OF the Laurel Grove Baptist church
OF this county.
A meeting is to be held at the Presbyte
rian church on Friday evening for the
purpose Of organizing ladies' aid society
The society is not to be .denominational in
its character. '#
Mr.. Jacob Davis died yesterday at the resi-.
dence Of his son-in-law, Mr.. David Ayres,
in the seventy-third year of his age. Mr..
Davis was at one time a resident OF Halifax
county, and large property-holder there.
But he disposed OF his property there years
ago, and afterwards made his home here
with his daughters, one Of whom, as have
said, married Mr. David Ayres, the other
Dir. George G. Ayres. ALPHA.
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Elm AN,e1AL..
R1CHMoNDsTocK EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY, January 81, 1s77.,
SIrRa |. ann -y{rpfna c6rSo1a sofd At CIV n I

Il Il y
dme7tcaa Goidss@lo5 bid
Sf1ts Securitfss.--Virgin consols, s7A bid. 67k
aeked: virginia consols new, 37A bid Virgins fund.
insee. NJ I'D bid
coupons, say bid, 81 asked; North Carolina, DID,
ctr Mediterranean city ss, 114h bid;
Risbmondssty SIS, 90 bid. 100 asked
GssFy Rsiar saa
Tennessee Railroad second mortgage o., and ~
So asked Virginia and Tsnnsssse kalsoaa fnifd
ssss as sse
f Fsi Ss & aa aaa q ~ and
mortgage s,s, and r., 60 BID: zsH aaksd 81 P ::
ssG1s s ms s nGfss ss and
tonae Rarosd s j. aS 5 noS n,a
s's, J. and j., rs BID; Richmond and Danyiiie
Railroad consolidated a'sr II. and n, Tx bid, 72S
railroad stocss.- Chesapeake and OHIO RAILROAD,
100 par, bid, 8 asked Richmond and Petersburg
Kairoad 100 "a s 80 assd: Rehm9na;
par, 81 bid, t7,s asked Richmond, Fredericsshnrg
and Potomac Railroad 6 per cent? g,aranteeds loo
Ra Raaad ps Cent
cog bio; Richmond and Danvaiic Rai'road' 100
canal Stocks.-James River and Kanawha Canal,
81 Sa nix S,ocss-National Bana. Of Virginia. 100
bid,' lie asked; state Bank Of virginia. 100 par
rs bid. Ssh asked; Bank of Commerce, 25 par. 20
bid Union Bank of Richmond, SO par, 46 bid,
40 asked: Merchants and Planters Savings, 20 par.
% asked Richmond Banking and Insurance Com
psny, rs par, 32k asked Citizens Bank, 70 par,
2lhbid. - ~. I
rne. 20 par, SO bid, 80 asked Virginia st AZ,
mar lo2 asked; Merchants and Mechanics. 100
par, So bid go asked; City, 100 par, tn bid, 50
asked; OLD Dominion, 100 par, 671 asked Com:
mercial Fire Insurance Company, 25 par, IL BID,
10 asked; Richmond Fire Association, 30 par, II
bid. - b.. y'-r.. .,,t. s}.5tfv II 4
Misceltaneous-oM Dominion Steamship Com
parry, ] 90 par, 10 bid s2H asked. 5" > : =
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Found DEAD IN HIS RooM.-St. Louis,
January 30.-About two months ago Pro
lessor e. L. Seymour arrived here from
Chattanooga, Tenn, or Atlanta, Ga. AT a
late hour last night he was found dead in a
chair, with his throat cut. He had not been
seen since Sunday afternoon, and it is there
fore not known when he committed the act.
An examination OF his effects and small
diary disclosed the fact that he had been in
great pccuniary distress, which was doubt
less the cause of his death. .rs,E.s.rat
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FOUND S21 200 IN BoHps.-Neao York,
January 30.-Yesterday gentleman called
on the president OF the East River Bank,
stating that his name was Cyrus G. Clark,
and he took from his pocket number oi
Central Pacific Railroad bonds representing
face-yalue OF ,$2I, 900. On these he asked
loan Of $4,000. The president asked to
have them left for examination, and gave
the man 1850, the latter promising to call in
the morning for the remainder. Afterward
the bonds were found to be forged, and the
matter was reported to the police, who or.
rested Clark to-day in snmptuous apart.
lnents In the Grand Central Hotel. !, He
stated that he found the bonds lying on the
Sidewalk on Ann street and Broadway
about three weeks ago.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Session
WASHINGTON, January 81, 1877.
zsI Psss1s'y.sts,ss+ 49, { 4 i s;r ~ 9

! ~ psf's.g.sts,iE senate. p 2 4
A concurrent resolution was adopted pro
yiding tint no persons shall be admitted To
the south wing Of the Capitol during the
count Of votes for President and Vice.
President except upon tickets issued by the
President protein. OF the Senate and Speaker
Of the House OF Representatives; such
tickets to be distributed equally to each
senator and Representative by the sergeaIts-
alarms Of the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatiyea. f:5J F, ai, II i.,a5E,..
Mr. Withers, of Virginia, presented the
petition Of ID. b.. Conrad, OF Virginia, for
the removal OF bis political disabilities. Re-
ferred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
The President pro tenn. laid before the
Senate the following communication from
certain associate justices of the Supreme
Court OF the United States 49,.
To the President pro tenn. of the Senate OF
the United States: Pursuant to the provi-
sions of the second section Of the act OF
Congress entitled can act to provide for
and regulate the counting OF votes for Pre-
sdent and Vice-President, and the decision
Of questions arising thereon, for the term
commencing March 4, A. D. 1871" ap-
proved January %, 1877, the undersigned,
associate justices of the Supreme Court OF
the United States, assigned to the First,
Third, Eighth, and Ninth circuits respect
lively, have this day selected the Hon. Jo-
seph P. Bradley, theassociate justice OF the
Supreme Court assigned to the Fifth cir
cult, to be member Of the commission
constituted by said act. .'@
| Respectfully submitted. ~ ga-
Nathan Clifford, Samuel +. Miller, Stephen
j. Field, n. Strong, Associate Justices OF
the Supreme Court OF the United States,
assigned respectively to the First, Third,
Eighth, and Ninth Circuits. -
Washington, January 80, 1877.
It was ordered that the communication
he placed on. file. II s,..-I,
Mr.. Hereford, of West Virginia, was
seated.
The sinking-fund bill for the Pacific rail-
roads was resumed, but without action the
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House passed the bill regulating adj
missions to the galleries during the count,
and adopted the report OF the Judiciary
Committee admitting Bedford, from Colo
RADIO, who was seated.
Barnes, the New Orleans telegraph. man
ager, was discharged from custody.
The House is in session tonight. The
Florida committee will probably report.
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THE FEs1Ass IN CouScrL.-Ne,c York,

THE FENIANs IN CouNcIL.-Ne,o York,
January 3D.-Thc Fenian convention, in
session in this city, went into permanent
organization to-day. Michael Fay, Of Phila-
delphia, was elected president; George
Smith and p. +. Murphy, OF New York,
vice-presidents; John Barry, secretary !;
Francis Mcguire and NJ. w. Gleason, assist
ant secretaries. The standing committees
were appointed. The annual message was
read by Thomas Clarke Luby, who acted
for the hcad-centre, John O'Mahoney, who
lies dangerously i'll.
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A MURDER IN PHILADELPHIA.-P hitddst-
phia, January 30.-This evening, as John
Pye and John Kegan were returnin g
from work, they encountered Samuel
Ewing and James keenan, at Eighteenth
and Wharton streets, both drunk. A
dispute arose, which ended lin Pye draw
ing chisel from his pocket and run
ming it into the head OF Ewing above
the eye, producing g wound which resulted
in instant death. Keepan was also cut with
the chisel, but his injuries are not danger
Gus. Pye and Kegan were arrested.
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DEFRAuDING THE Boston,
January 30.-The Journal says Treasury
agents here have worked up case which
will bring before the United States courts
one of the largest manufacturing companies
OF the United States.
The National Tube-W6 rks is charged with
receiving from the Government over $780,
900 drawback on exported goods on the
plea the goods were manufactured OF i'm
| ported iron on which duty had been paid,
whereas they were manufactured wholly OF
American iron. Suits are to be begun at
once for the amounts of the drawback and
penalties, which will increase the claim Of
| the Government to S500,000.
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ATTEMPT TO Kill A WHOLE FAMILY.
Elizabeth, N. ID January 3O.-Henrletta
Grinnell, q servant in the employ Of Jonn
o. Magee, attempted to murder the Whoie
family yesterday by putting arsenic IN tneT
milk. Five persons were made very SICK,
and one is still quite low, but there nave
been no fatal consequences as, yet. Hen,
rietta was arrested, -. - &
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
-.-.- ..:.s RICHMOND, January 81, 1877.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, 26 bushels. Red, 1.172 BUSH
els.
GoEN.-White, ZIG bushels. Asred. as bushels.
OATs-3O6 bushels. ..5r. r. ..a.:
PEAS.-40 bushels. s., ~ s..s
..r,, ~. .s,H.- 3 SALES. 49, 81
WI1EAT.-White. 10 bushels at 81 .25: 8 bushels
at S1.5 0-total, 20 bushels Red, sos bushels prime
234 bushels ut $1.60; 1872 bushels good ut 81 80
0 bushels Mt 81 .45-total, 1872 bushels.
CORN White, 636 bushels good on private terms.
Mired, 23S bushels very good at 50c.; 40 bushels
very good ut s lc.-tofa!, 278 bushels. :
y OhTS.-56 bushels common At 49,: 236 bushels
pine ON private terms: II bushels fair Oh private
terms-toiai, SIG bushels
RE-EXHIBfTEDl ...,,s,-
Constituted, ID bushels. -, ~.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN OF NORFOLK
SOUTHERN RAILROAD BONDHOLDERs IN
COUNCIL-PERsONAL -UNITED STATES
SENATOR ELECTED FROM KANSAS, &C.
rs,ec,al telegram TO- the DISPATCH

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, January 3l.-Captain John
f. Doyle, for more than forty years resi-
dent OF this city, diedat O'Clock this morn
ing, after lingering illness, of softening OF
the brain. His numerous friends have been
expecting the announcement Of his death
for many days. Captain Doyle came to this
city from Ireland in 1888. For many years he
was senior magistrate in our city, and fire.
quently acted in the absence Of the Mayor.
At the time OF his death he was treasurer Of
the Dismal Swamp Canal Company.
The Grand Dukes Alexis and Constantine
will visit Washington shortly, and make an
extended tour OF the country while the fleet
remains in these waters. al
ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD.
+ SAVANNAH, january 31.-At meeting Of
the local bonlholders Of the Atlantic and
Gulf railroad held to-day half 4 million OF
bonds were represented. President Sore
ven made statement regarding the affairs
OF the company, and committee was APP
rointed to confer with the directors and to
report to meeting to be held not later than
February 10th.
30 SENATOR FROM KANSAS ELECTED.
Topeka, KANSAS, January 31.-Colonel
Plumb has been elected United States sena-
tor. Heis rich man and president OF the
National Bank at Emporia.
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-- 81 as..s -a.@@ =
BY TeIeSrHRn-.

NEW YORK, January 31.--Gioid opened ut 1868.
Noon.-Stocks active and very unsettled Money,
8 per cent Gold, 1865. ENchan2e-LOn9, 4S4h;
short, 4S8. Governments active, unsettled, and
lower State bonds-Louisiana's better; rest steady
and dull sr%.. 80
Epening.-Money easy ut 3@4 per cent. Sterling
quiet nc 4S3k. Gold quict at 105I@1Q57s Govern
ments dull and weak new 5's, 1llE.
d, ...". BALTIMORE &; ...rs,.. H. 8"
BALTIMORE, January 31.-Virgtnia 6's deferred.
X: consolidated, 81; second SERIES 37I. North
Carolina 6's, old, 20is: new, 9; speetaltax. 2.
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Up to the oath of December last, OF the
a., 700. feet OF the entire tunnel through
Mount Gothard, in Switzerland, 22,1sS feet
had been excayated. Such progress hav.
ing been made in four years. it is fair to in.
fer that the whole work will be finished In
1894 ...-.
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Porto Rico, aebc. New Orleans. prime Stg1cs.
ron TORE soa ssls3 Is9 anb XXI
ets from se wnsrf 1ogsl.l6. from ssofs, Lao
sssi ssss a Issts. ssss ISL Il .iss
Rico. foe: pemerara, 10I4 IOkc. =
Soap s. Commen. . 97c.; best waiting, 8Ngc.S
toilet, 15920c. and fancy prices; coun:sys 36Stc.
Teas: Black, 55c.@ S1.-tfe last prime articIes
Imperial, slloG$I.60 Runpoweert SiAS@L71s
80 't5 Liquofs. Wines. ffe.
Ats: Scotch, best brands, pfnp se9$2.fs 3
Brandies: Domestic. SI.osas2 fruit. sl.s5@
@$S; ylrsinia pesch, sa@S3.SU. 3. ~
Rsettaed WAtskeys: Market steady; proof.
RYE Whsskeps. Medium. 81 Boas2. pure old. sz
@5A; Virginia ,nonntan,; nsw, 32@s2.1O; Cd
$2.50@e3.5O and upwards. 81
Gin: Domestic. si26@s2: imported. Is p case.
NeU England BAN: $l.60. $50
t544ka -. 4; Licorice. ~ 49, 5-tf
sLtcorfce Pdste:J. g. & Cos 3le.: Il. r. CSC:
A. o. c., 23c.; X. & Co., 24cri T. s., 25c.; Anchor
27c.: A. C.. c.. 26c,: g. G.. 2Sc..
- Lumber. Slaves, &c.
z Lssnt5er: White oak. 4126l$1S p 1000: Western
yirgtnta poplsr, 81 ESQ @S25 a E0g0 white pine.
$2Q@S75 b 1000 yellow pine boards, g1OA4AAs
DIST. s1s@SlS, according 70 lengths. Sh!rgfee-.
Ptne. S2.5Oas5: cypress sf1-inch. 47.60@311
p .Oo0. Laths-Spni; ST. 80 sawed, s2.26@&2.5s
Slaves. Whiskey barrel Dber.crssn. sls@s2sg
1000; seasoned. S2O@S25i p 1000, B1onr-barrei
timber, s6@S7.5G y 1000. FIour.bskrel poles. ~
as; hOgshead-ioops, no demand htSkosy-hocps,
~ ESQ. .'sitri s7'5stsS. IN q = ~
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= =. \ = = -. :. - 11I.i'l| .
now TO, BUY AN. ORGAN.

- ~ :stIL !I4.a. - ~
The MASON & HAA.IN ORGANS have oeen
assigned THE FIRST BANK by me JUDGES at TIE
CENTENNIAL. They may now be bought VERY Low
FOR CASH or ON EASY TERMs-piz.:t BY the pay
ment Of one tenth OF the catalogue price cash and
one tenth every three months until ten payments
are made.
: For instance: To purchase an organ worth 500,
you pay SIS cash, and SIS every three months I'll.
ten payments are made. Thus parchasing an orgat
by the payment Of rs per month, which Is only tha
rent of plano. ~ Il 4
Large reductions for cash.
Il. L. d. WALFoRD & CARLTON MCCARTHY:
Il Agents Mason & Hamiin Organ Company, q
,l.ss'2 .'t.zt and Decker Pianos,
IN Sim OH Main street. Richmond, Va.
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RESOLUTIONS & PARTNERsEaIPs
OF PARTNERSHIP.

II
The co-partnership heretofore existing between
the undcrsi gned under, the style of JOHN BOW
ERS, SONS & CO., has this day expired ny hHlIa'
fiOn. - -
Germ and assumes all Its liabilities. All claims
apnjnst The must be presented to him. and all
persons indebted to the concern will make payment
10 MIN SIS he alone is authorized to settle the business
n the concern. JOHN BOWERS,
-. - >, ,r.s.t,a JOHN BOWERS JR
..,. ,,f. II. SAG. H.McM: BOWERS. !.
JOHN /. STEVENSON.
q. E,rapuARy 1..l977.l4 s. .-.. , fe 1-lw
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BY Tesegrapts.
! NEW YORK. b.

NEW YORK.. january 31.-Cotton frrn; salcs Of
90, ss4 bsies sspSrts.te Great BRIAN. 1865
bates France, 1890 bsles:.. continent. i0b4S
wants Of the obsins trade southern AoSr dull and
heavy; common TO fair extra, % .So@37: good TO
a SS with i!@i,sd export aiss
moment ARE holding or. Corn stade Ern1cr and
for export and, home use. Oats dull aud heavy.
Cofee-Rio quiet and unchanget. Sugar easier ae
@ss r to se esn rg ssnss sses
StS "edsss's inquiry Ira .sd aseayy
pentfne easier at 44ik@45c. Leather steady. Wool
unchanged. Pork opened easier and closes shade
ReaS ef and ,d'e eiesed shade sSmer prns sions It
40 asked. Whiskey unsettled Frrights 70
Liverpool lower Tor grain. Il,
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January sl.-F1onr dnil end lower:
Howard-strect and western super S5G$5.tOs ex-
ira, ae@$650: family, s7@S7.50: City Mils SUI
ger es sssssS no sran
$i.54 Ss1.5G; white, si.5oasI.S5. Southern
lowe !p southern White 55@sezc yelIos. Ssg
o64c Oats active: southern prime. 42c: Rye steady.
f Taass' Whisky aa.' at sllo' sugar ''S''' a.
LOUISVILLE, January 31.-Flour In fair demand.
Rye steady and In good demand. Oats quiet white,
46G47c.; mixed, aS946c. Pork .1rlner 1t $l7.
Bulk. meats In tt,r demand: shoulders, 6kc.; clear
rib, S3c.; Gear sides, &c. Bacon quiet and firm.
sugar.cured hams, 12Ha1 Sc. Lard IN fair demand;
fierce lie; kegs; lSsc. Whiskey quiet at sl.oS.
Begging quiet at 11Ac.
CINCINNATI. ~ ,5''t1-'
CINCINNATI, January 31.-Fleur dull and = ssiace
lower; family, $G75@S7. Wheat Inactive: rod,
s1.s5@sl.45: Corn dull at Al 43c. Oats IN fair
demand and firm at 35Gs40c. Rye In fair demand
and lower at Soc. harley dull and unchanged. Pork
easier At Sl6.75@sl7. Lard dull and nominal;
steam rendered he't ut 10Sc.; Kettle, llY912c-
Bulk,n,eats quiet; shonlders ,sage4e.; short rib.
shoulders, 7417ic; clear Rip, clear slides,
0k(G9Ec. Whfakey steady and In fair demand nc
SI.05. Butter dull and dropping. Hogs dull pack
Ing, S6.05@$6.30; receipts, 3,645 head; ship
n'eN's' Row '"." ST. LOUIS. y i''5af2}
ST. Louis, January 1.-Fiour unsettfsd; que
taioi,s nominal. Wlieal-No. q red fan, Las
bid Corn-No.!2 mixed, 3SkG394c. Oats ibac1
tive: $3.50 bid. Rye Inactive NJ 6ekc Barley 9uie.
and unchanged. Whtskey steady Mt 4l.06. Pork
massive $3.50 asked. LARD scarce: 1oac. bid.
Bulk-lneats easier; e. SH, and SIC. for shoulders,
Gle ar rib. and clear sides. Bacon easier at 9,
and 94c for shoulders, clear RIB. and Clear sides.
] BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET. y
BALTIMORE, january Sic have been dull
during the past week. and prices are h4Sc. lower;
very best 5a@sSc t,s. guilty. 4a@isSe i mH
steers, oxen, and cows, 3Ec.; most sales at4@
sAc; receipts, 1913 head; sales, l,51 head Hogs
have been IN moderate demand 1T unchanged rates:
range, S6 SAc.; receipts, 1878 head. sheep have
beee fairly active and prices unchanged range, ~
| @6Ac.; receipts, 3,073 head. .,t.,. "a
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sEWING-MACIIENE6.

ISREAT MPROYEMENT IN SEWING
M MACdINES.-aTHE LITTLE MONITOR,
the ladies' friend, uscsno shuttle, no bobbn, no re
winding OF thread three kinds OF stitches d.
rectly from two whole spools, and has d self-regE
| hitting tension and self-settiag needle,
Sold on easy instalnlents. iss
~ JOHN b. CRENSHAyV, Agent, q
l. no 2-Sm 733 Main street, RteSIncndi Ta,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE MASAC-FEBnUARYl. lS77.
Sun rises. ...... 1901 HIGH TIDE.
Sun ets............ 5:20l Morning.......... 1928
Noon rises. 9:39 Evening ........... TAG
PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 81. 1877.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
ohandise aud passengers L. b. Tatun, agent
aHs,.. ~ SAILED. ,.5E.s. it.'h
Schooner Jacob Birdsall. Blake, Norfolk, Coal ana
slaves, Curtis & Parker. ,.% ,A sf>
MEMORANDA. =. 81 !, fE,.ss,f.
Schooner Mary E. Simmons, Candy, from Rich
mond, at New Orleans January 2Gth.
mond for Boston, ut Vineyard Haven January 27th.
By telegraph.
NEW YORK. January 31.-Arriyed out: Nectar.
Paideo CountesSe Duchasei. Lydia, Grusdtce, Cali
fornia H0meward bound: Electric. Savannah
Priscilla, Tybee, Cousser de Canada. Pensacola
Reno New Orleans.
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PEACE PROSPECTS,

/" LONDON, january 31.-A Reuter- dispatch
from Constantinople says 1T is believed
peace will be concluded with Seryia, and
rumored that Montenegro received Tur-
keys oTertures foporabiy.D 80 s.
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Foreign News.

i ADVANCE MINE SUGARS. :
GLASGOW, January 81. Fine sugars have
advanced fully one shilling per hundred
weight, and other qualities six pence. A
good business is doing.
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PROFESSIONAL

PROFESSIONAL.
DR. p. PETERS,
| DN".>'''-- - VETERINARY SURGEON
flstc surgeon of the New York College of Vetcri.
nary Surgeons.)
1919 FRANKLIN STREET.
An kinds OF VETERINARY MEDICINES kept
on hand for farmers use. 49, de 4-d&"oh
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ATOTICE.-JOHNi.B BOWERS will con-
In tinue fhe.TINNING, PLUMBING, GAS.FlI,
TING. and GENERAL HOUSE-EURNlSHlSG
BISINESS In all fits branches ut the old stand under
the style OF JOHN BOWERS, successor TO yale,
Bowers G Yale, and solicits continuance OF TIE
fe l-lw JOHN BOWERS. !.
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Flour. .-,....

. Fine, SIS. snperfne. S5.75GS6: extra auperhne
$6.75@$7; common family, S7.25GS7-5o; fancy
family, S7.75@sS. ~ a.aa1. ~! - .-... 't1.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
...rr,. JANUARY 81, 1877.
The breaks to-tlay comprised 50 hogsheads and
terces. The offerings at auction on 'Chcnge we're
70 packages of which number 15 were taken In,
and, the remainder sold at prices ranging from 81
to $50. .--., ..-. - s.. H.. q
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DEMOVAL. - Having removed g.
q our retail department to No: 10o0stAs
(Shafer buildng, corner Main and Tenth streets, we
hep leave to inform our friends and the public that
we will Keep constantly on hand complete assori-
ment Of Ladies' Misses, Chdrsn,s Boys To unrs
and Gentiemen's Boots and Shocs' aiso' iruhAS'
Messrs. j. r. HEATH tate with Pntney watts
and " s. CARLTON are with us and VIII be picaseo
Wholesale department, No. 1908 Main street:
IN I2-3ln WlNGO, ELLEFT i CRuMP.