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Observation-Disclosures.

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>un rlses.....-..... 7:19 nlGl TIDE.
Stu sets. '......... ?:Jl MorDinS...........' 11a
Moon sets......... 1902 Evcninr............ 1888
pOIsr OF RICHMOND. JANUARY IA, 1873.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch. New York, merchau.
disc and passengers. 6. W. Allen 6 Co., agents.
Steamer Sarah, Snyder, Philafelphii. coai, L. K.
Darlington. .-.ss
Bark Calls (Nor.). Erickson, Rio dc Janeiro,
1866 barrels Hour, Dunlop McCance; weasel,
Curtis & Parker. &Y%
SAILED, --.--s---<--
Steamer Norfolk, Tunnill. Philadelphia, ;merchan~
disc and passengers, W. p. Porter, agent.
steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, United
States mail, merchandise aud passengers, l.. Is
Schooner Aithca, BE,ckmur, New York, coal. Cur
It's & Parker. 1<bf5IE G,'.tE
CLEARED For THIS PORT.
From New York January eth, schooner Lcna d.
Ccttlngham, Outteii., s,f,I.taEJ +. So.
MEMORANDA.
Bark Georxictta Lawrence. Robinson. from Rich
mond arrived ut Table Gay November 29tb.
Schooner A. II. Hurlbut, irwin, from Rlchmond,
ut New York January 18th.
Schooner Carrie, johnson, from hicnmona ior
Orient, l.. T., passed through Hell Gate January
18th. arr . 81 - -
schooners Napoleon, Taylor; Il. G.. Terry. Gran
mer: Woodruff Sims. Bennett; and w. n. Gesner,
Egbert, from Virginia, At New York January 18th.
BY Telegraph. .,ss
NORFOLK. January 14.-The Italian BARK Fran,
cesco Beliagamba, ashore ut Cape Henry, VIII Prove
Fort MONROE. january 14.-Arriyed: Bark So
riddcren tSor.), Petersen, from Liverpool Tor hca
lnond. ,,s
FoRr MONROE, January l4:-Arriyed: Ship
Oh oee, from Liverpool for Norfolk; bark Carnedo-
rem, from Liverpool for Richmond.
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CAROLINE COUNTY.

GUINEy's VA, January II, 1873.
Editors Dispatch: On last night the store
OF Mr.. W. II. Campbell, at this place, was
broken open and about fifty dollars worth
OF goods stolen. The thieves effected an
entrance by breaking window. Once in
side, they went to work Systematically
lighting the lamp and selecting only the
best goods. No arrests have been made.
Nearly every one, filed his ice-house du-
ring the past cold snap. Last Tuesday
morning the thermometer indicated 100
above zero. ID. d.
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New York.
MORE FINANCIAL CRASHES.

NEW YORK, January 14.-Day, Hougland
d Steger wholesale drug dealers, have made
an assignment. The failure is caused by
the suspension of Henry Curran IL Co.
. The schedule Of John Bonner d Co. and
Arthur Sewell,. who have made q general
assignment, to Burrell Griswold, was filed
in the Common Pleas Court to-day. Liza
bilities. S350.OOO; nominal assets, 100000 !;
real, S977,G25. The assisnees were re-
quired to give bond in 100000.
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Maryland.


TEE UNITED STATES ,sENAToRsER--HoNTd0
ERY BL4IR's MEMORIAL III RELATION TO THE
PRESIDENCY.
ANNAPOLIS, january II. The Legislature
will begin voting for United States senator
tomorrow. "a State law provides that the
United States senators shall be elected alter
!nateIy from the eastern and western shores
of the State, and der This law the senator
must now be chosen from the eastern shore
to succeed DR.. Dennis, the present incum-
bent from that section. There are several
candidates, including DIR. Dennis, and all
have active friends. - 8.
I , The committee of the House Of Delegates,
to which was. referred the memorial OF Hon.
Montgomery Blair to Congress, in relation
10 the election and seating Of? President
Hayes, has not yct.had a meeting, and all
Isurmises as to their report are unautho-
rized, but it is safe to say that the members
of the committee individually are opposed
,toreopening or disturbing the question OF
the presidency. rs <.i.{ s.. g.%t
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Ohio.

/. INAUGURATION OF GOVERNOR BISHOP. E.,
COLUMBUS, January 14.-Goyernor Bishop
was inaugurated to-day in the presence OF
thousands OF people. The display OF mill
tary organizations was fine. The Gov.
errors address was brief, urging economy
and judicious legislation. There was no
reference to national finances.
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Georgia..
THE RAILROAD CONVENTION AT MAC,

aIAcCN, January 14.-At the Railroad Con-
vention here to-day it was decided to place
on sale at; all points west OF Buffalo and
Pittsburgh excursion tickets to Jackson
vile, Fla, Savannah, Charleston, Nassau,
and Havana at rates the same as last season.
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asysTesesrapn.
NEW YORK.

NEw YORK. J .nuary I4.--Gold opened nj l02a.
Gold, lC2S Exchange-Long, 4Sln; short. 4s4ls.
State bonds quiet Governments weak and lower:
z Euenln1.-Moneyeas easy ut 5l6 per cent. Sterling
ments steady; new SIS, 1883. States steady.
,sy5e ~ BALTIM0kE.
BALTIMORE. January 1f.-Virginia 6's. defer
rcd consois. Sd; second series, 40. North Caro-
lima 61s. old, 16: new, z. Bid to-day.
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Florida.

JACKsoSvILLE, January 14.-For the past
four days the condition of Hon. John Nor.
rissey has. been critical, but to-day he has
been better and continues SO tonight.
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Ancan1suop G1nnnSs ON TILE DIGNITY. o.

= ARCHBISHOP GIBBONS ON THE DIGNITY OF
LABOR. large:audience braved the storm
last evening to hear Archbishop Gibbons
lecture at the Academy OF Music on &c The
Necessity and Dignity Of Labor" Many OF
the Catholic clergy OF the city and number
of the prominent laity occupied seats upon
the stage. His grace was introduced by
F. w. Dammann, president of the st. Vim
cent de Paul Society, under whose auspices
the lecture was given.-B Baltimore Gazette,
14th. .a#. ts.%
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
NIUUNN :. U1IIutEI II, 4 , D
Country PrGducc.

eeesnco1: CSC p n;
Bstter: Prime 10 Choice yellow. s2@sas Tor 20
so Cora ,Meap: GoMG5c p busrel for co,.nlry.
| Dressed Fouls: Turkeys, S@10c.; ducks, So
lUc.; chickens. G@Sc.; geese, 5@7e; e ID.
pe 1d. rose; anpeeied. sS4Ec. cac,r,sa. 100
| liz. a b.; blacL berries, &c.
| E0ds: In barrels. Ice. d dozen: i! crates. 11c
ESssefS Il b aSss0"s 4V'' o"'' s'
Groundpeas: s1.25a$l 20 for goolio fancy -
oats Gale1; Go@c5e:, and Ta gsss!o .
k kTr: coo GS! = 5ysI sgTo'- ,
/ S9fnnc: 75r, GS1 20. according 10 o.ri'tS.
| Bsled iStrul6: 40@50c. ,.5i4
Venison s@i0c. for hams; whole der. 5@Gc.
Wool: Washed. soMs5c.: unwashed. ss@25e.
BURY wool wilt bring from 10 sc. q Id lesa than
above rates. er
| Cencns Limo, Plaster. SIC. vs.r
Cement: Rosendale, 81. 65@s1.75 2 barrel ;Jaines
River, S16OGS1.70.
Lime Agricnhra loc p bslshs; virEn M III
ssSssss ss'ays ss@s.ss sssss' y soss
! Tor: Large sizc, S3:25@s3.50.
I. ss. rs Dry COCOA.
Breon $Aeetas ad Strttags: III Manch he
A james River ese yames Riyer; Se
IA w. Conesroga 7Ac. J, g. Gonestoga. e.; d.
25c;: Cottonc o. SSe sb.et;,,oe. VAN.
sutt, 1lAc: A MasonyiIle loc.; - hocKdale'
&C. A Home leae "A oneida i nsSske 4a
9Ac.; Whitestone. 9sc; + BaElsisy, 6sc:i = h fsa
Dog. &C.,. T. = scitpnte; 7s;: Mctnaan. nc; ,S
s MIse Eye: ''N.' w. "4''1'' 49,
SCI Koekhriage q sSs; AA sc ,n,oske.r. ,cc
tialIo%e, 1Qe. ,a, 49,, -, :, ,,,u. on.
Deims: nar Harlem iZi e. noS.S 1c Ss e c's Ric:
ngton. &c; Hamilton; SAc: Merrimacs gs: Ma Pal.
Harmony E!s' Sc: Wamsutta. Sc. .
Cnmbrics: Rice. &c.: English. Sc.
., Drugs Dyessr'rs' oi's' &c.
dieohoi: s2.75 p gallon.
i,omcenti.Gted Lge: $4.5O p c4%n-of toar dcz.I.
G GS;las; az t sos; = p: ,,,e
5odig0. sl.Iit. IS, ,t.st,..
5lh hadage;. I1h..
nGe tinsecd 7C.: machine. ~ blS1 10: s,,erI,,
St1' Ii,, SSc sweet 81; - slozcn:
hos, saInd. $3.50: castor lao !. Gallon: Virgins
innr;cn:imc 3CG50c.: Kerosene It's. u gallon.
! III" Pc I,j,,ner !. zoe -
! Roo;s: Ginseng. 9Oc.: seEcca, without top, 500
n Mo"''' "'' 80
soaa: sal, 2a@as, in sess; English so'a. &C.
tAi weit.;ia 'T1.,e,,;ne. ,5c.
's"' GO 5000 ~ E-,,;,s 49,, c,,.t.
Candy: lac. u n. .ts.j.s
Lannon's: Messina. S4.50a q box.
Oranges: Boxes, ss.so@S4.5c; cases ss.0o'ass'
pn.ou, s,ou,,.ars, 7Hla7nc. clear r,r-sides. s4@
sa.c ribbed. sAc.: VIRGINIA shoulders, S1dl l0c.;
virena hogeronn 9@sTs Xire'n,a nap5
n lalsx a IKE; pa!n hams. 12c.
PmcEets. Painted. two hoops. S1.50@S1. so
three hoops, s1;75@,sl,s5. :, ao,as,, 90: ,,ree
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

@-3--- ~ MONDAY, JanlHry I4, 1915.
The breaks To-day comprised 3;hogsheads. The
offerings ut auction OH Change wero II pack
ages; Of which number were taken in, and the
remainder sold ut prices ranging from S7.75 to $40
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Eastern War.

..........- PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
CoSsrANTINoPLE, January 14.-Namyk
Pasba and Server Pasha. delegates appoint
ed to treat with Grand Duke Nicholas for
in armistice, have started for KeZanlik.
wIDDIN SUMMONED 70 SURRENDER,
BELGRADE, January 14.-Tha Servians
have re0ccupied Kurschuralie, which the
Turks evacuated, and they have taken
vrandji. The Seryian General Belimarko-
vich, with fifty battalions, is marching on
Prischittna. The Servians effected juno
ton with the Roumanians before Widdin,
and the commandant Of Widdin has been
summoned to surrender.
REPORTED COMPARTMENT OF cRIMEAN FORTS.
LONDON, January IA Reuters Cor
stantinople dispatch states that the Turks
claim that their feet has bombarded and
destroyed the forts OF Euportin and Yalta,
in the Crimea.
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Kentucky.
!. TIE KENTUCKY sEN4ToRsaII

!! FRANKFORT, January 14.-E ballot taken
to-day resulted-Lindsay. Al; Williams,
48; McC Creepy, 10; Boyd Republican,, 12.s
Several members were absent who will be
present at the caucus Tomorrow.
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JOHN BRIGHT FAyoRs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
London, january 12.-Right Hon. John
Bright, in addressing his constituents ut
Birmingham to-day, declared that he was
strongly in favor Of non-intervcntion.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Italy.

Italy.
TIE PRINCE IMPERIAL OF GERMANY IN ROME.
ROME. January lathe Prince Imperial
of Germany is here to represent Emperor
William at the funeral of Victor Emanuel
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Pine. sE.5D0sss cyr5ssss stx -iyeas .bgM4lg
p 1000. Laths- Dfit; 81 10;
States. Whiskey tInber. green. sI saa29g
jsfrnier sGIsY6e d IL }f4 Ef0dr-bsrTcs posesy8g
sMS: observation-disclosures. no deaaands hfcEcry -h0opss
Lacef1ee4
8Lfcorsce Pasfs 81. CT Coz LIT ~ b.. ZScss5
'A.O.C, 2Sc.: IL. q Co. z. 9. I.scr
27c.. A. c.. 26e. fis ~ q 2sG.s 70, Ea6as
z9c.: c. q. W, l9cs. no brands 17c.s
A15lf.Feca.
Shfnsf,1. 40a45c. 81 bsisiti: &24 q I'm.
BrotcnStttF: 2h@30e, "a tushes w % lon4
Il 7TYheat Bran 26te3 soc. ~ 5ltsbe, s2Z 81 tok
IS Corn BTaB: TIC. Dcr hashcI VI oHSlS n pon,
sf. 40 Powder. ShS5. &c. Sos sss
Fuse: Toys ,nintfig. 8Sc.asI.26 ~ 100 sest
q PoDdsT: $6.75 By the Ave ke3s--ieSs tfan nW
kegs, 8G.a5 BLASTING, IS. rs al $50. 80
Shot: Northern, $2.10HlHo20 = big Of 25 m&- ~
& 7Griads toHef: 1sa2kc. !, %. *
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Flcnr.

Fine. $3.50: supertine, $3.50; extra snprrline.
1925; common family. S7@S7.5O ia,iss family
and City Mills, S6&s8.25. and very dull.
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TT'HE SOUTHERN 0plNIoN.-A COM
Il p!ete bound ile or the SOUTHERN OPINION
EEWSPAPERiMtii be sold at reasonable price.
Address E.,ff through tho Richmond poss-oiacc.
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AND STATIONERY
~ FOR THE NEW YEAR.-We arc prepared to
furnish all kinds OF 80 - 49,. &
....rssf-t---. BLaNK-B0OKS,
from The smallest MeinoranfIum-B Book ell the way
up TO the lnrgest Bank Ledger. Having . Book
Binde-y and Biank-Rook Manufactory, we can
make up, Ia workmanIike manner, any special pat
terms desired. GHECK-B0OKS on the several city
banks, DRAFTS, BILLS Of EXCHANGE, NEGO-
TABLE and PR0MISS0RY NOTES, DIARIES,
|ALMANACS, CALENDARS, sf :,
WRITiNG-PAPkRS In great variety; indeed, all
kinds of STATIONERY for The couniing-room and
ONCE LETTER. NOTE, and BfLL-HEADS fur
nished and printed in ueas style.
dc 81 - W00DH0USE & PARHAM.a
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

RICHNoNp. January ii, 1875
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, 314 bushels.
CoRN.-JVhite. 344 bushels. Hired, 40 bushels
OATS-42 bushels, a--sr
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DLEHEADS. 57,to $40 per realn. at tie
( ID DIsPATCH PRINTING-HOuSG
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XLVFH Congress---Second Session.
WASHINGTON, January IA, 1878.

,- WASHINGTON, January IA, 1878.
SENATE. p.
Mr. Davis, Of Illinois, presented petit
ton of four hundred bankers and business
men OF Chicago, ILL.,, in favor OF retaining
gold as single standard Of value, and
against the repeal OF the specie bill. He
spoke OF the high standing OF the signers
| OF this petition, but said, in his own opin-
ion, these views were entertained only by a
small percentage OF the population Of that
city. He also presented the proceedings OF
meeting held at Bloomington, Ill. (his
residence), in favor OF the reconciliation
OF the silver dollar, and in presenting them
said he had no agency in getting up this
meeting, but he believed its proceedings
expressed the opinion of the people OF the
whole county, which was the fourth in pop
ulation in that State. Referred to the Com
mittee on Finance.
Mr.. Edmunds, of Vermont, submitted q
lengthy amendment to the preamble Of the
resolutions introduced by NJ. Matthews, OF
Ohio. before the recess, declaring the right
of the Government to pay its bonds in sill.
yer, &c. The amendment sets forth that
the silver dollar OF the United States had
long been obsolete, when the existing loans
of the United States were authorized; that
|
and that Congress should not leglslate to
make money at the expense OF its cred
itors; that it was The highest OF obiiga
ftions to to pay lis debts in such coin as It's
creditors expected it would be paid, and
that it would be unjust to compel them, OF
laboring men either, to receive silver dol
lars or any debased money.
Laid on the table and ordered to be print
ed, the resolutions to which it is proposed
as an amendment being now before the
Senate.
Mr. Edmunds's resolution, rs amendatorl
to Matthews's, reads: ,.sis H. II
.sBe it enacfed, That all the bonds OF thu
United States. issued or authorized to be- Is
sued by Congress, are payable. prlnclpa
and interest, in gold or its equivalent, ant
4 that any other payment, without the con
sent OF, the creditor, would be In violation
! of the public faith and in derogation OF nj
Irighty.n .a..s4 III
The Senate resumed the consideration o
heresolutions OF Mr. Matthews, declaring
the right OF the Government to pay bond
/ in silver. f,;..f Il
afr. Bailey, of Tennessee, read length.
argument as to the constitutional power o
4 Congress iu regulating coinage, etc.
The Senate, in executive session OF }abou
i an hour, confirmed only bali q dozen trtflins
nomination. OF northern postmasters.
80 y, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
l The following bills we're introduced ant
tTeferEed 81, :,
] by Mr.. Young, Of Tennessee "a sbill 10
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|nO0KAND JOB WORK NEATLT Elk.
D ECuTED at the pIsPAToE PRINTING
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BO0Ks. STATIONERY. DE.

sVTIRGINIA LAW JOURNAL FOR 1877
+ Y is now complete. We are prepared to BIND
The work In The best stvle for 81, The postage on
the volume Is 25c.. Subscribers who have not paid
their subscriptions fer 1873. The January No.
viii be published This month Legal cards inserted
twelve months fer So. =.
- RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
i ....t t.S,t-, Publishers and booksellers,
+ .....-.,..,e 1902 and 1904 Main street.
I ROOK-BOXES, for holding magazines and pam
phIets, ut 20 and soc. 1a 7-d&w
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MILITARY COMPANIES, BANDS, and COL
-LEGES UNIFORMED ut the shortest notice. Salts
faction guaranteed In cut, style. and trimming.
Prices reasonable. Autographs and directions fol
measurement, with sample OF goods, &C.. furnished
OH aplAicafIon. -..-.. no 3-S.TuGTh3m
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DxssoLUTIONs q PARTNERSHIPS.

DxSSOLUTIONS & PARTNERSHIPS.
RICHMOND, VA January IA, 1878.
r HAVE ADMITTED INTO CO-PART-
IL NERSHIP, with equal interest, in my business.
to date from The Isl day of January, 1878, Dir.
JOHN ENDERS ROBINSON, the style OF the firm
to he OLIVER C ROBINSON.
Thankful for past fayors, and with increased ia.
ciliics for supplying the trade generally with a!l
styles of CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCO,ia as
also CIGARETTES and CIGARS, / respectfully So
cit continuance of the patronage here; ofUrc cX-
ia i5-6t* ROBERT w. OLIVER. Z
nTSSOLUTION.-TH FIRM OF Nc
IL INTYRE & Co, OF which the understgnedar are
the members, was dissolved on the Goth of Decem-
Der, 1877, by mutual consent.
Mr.. Mclntyre assumes the liabilities of anu viii
collect debts due 10 the firm, for which purpose nc
JAMES C. SMITH. :.
a1l-lw JAMES MCINTYRE.
NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.-
~ bIr. CHARLES WATKINS. late OF Milton, N.
G., was admitted to ah1ntefest in our business ON
the LIST day of January, 1873. The frm-naue viii
hereafter be HILL, SKlNKE&& WATKINS.
HILL g. SKINNER.
r RICHMOND, Va, January 8, 1878. ja Get
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LOUISVILLE, January l4.-.Flour duh aud un
changed. Wheat dlll and shade low,r; red, Il. "a
amber and white. $I.25k. Germ dull: white. 45c.
mixed, 42c. Oats dull and a shade lower: white
32ilc.: mixed, 30hc. Rye dull mt csc. Pork auie,
and steady 81 1.75. Lard quiet and steady choice
leaf, fierce, exc; choice kegs, DC. Bulk-meats quc,
and steady: shoulders &c; ciear ril, 59c.; clear
sides, &c: Bacon qaiet but steacy clear rib, $3.50
Whlskey steady. Tobacco quiet and unchanged.
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coSsREssppNA1 Pro eEEDIsGs YEsTER-
DAY-THE KENTUcKg SENATORIAL CON
TEsT.suPREME CONT cAsE-sEIzURE
]: OF TIE YACHT ssTELEE-THE MARY
LAND sENAfeRsHIP INVESTIGATION
] INTO THE MANAGEMENT OF THE INDIAN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES INsLA.
COMMON. JOHN hfQRRIssEYs coNDr.
TroN-THHDYAR NEWS FROM THE EAST,
!. &C.. &C, 50
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lie. Scotch, 6cs, brands, pints s2ssz,35 \
aczea} gcld.
Braadies: Domestic. sl.25sas2: fruit. SI.2ba0
1850; annie. new, Sl.756aS2; cid, $2.2D@S3;
Virginia peach. SEA $3.50. = II =
Rue WhiakeHS Medium, 81 5 CASA pare { ID. 81
@S4: Virginia mountain, new, s2@$2,50, I'D
S2.50@S 80 and upwards. y ~ rEs.sfa &
Gin. Domestic. sl.25 6aS2 imported. SO % case,
Reto England Rum: $1.86. Z.
Recftasd lYatsseus: Market quiesss proof, 81 80.
$780, Lumtes. Slaves &c. 81
Latatss. White oak, 81 10 7s1 .OGns svsisrp
Srgnia poplar. 30 on @$1b al 0Q0s Waita EpIpe
$20@A65 IA 1.e66 yeiiow pine boards, $l0@$I4:
ioist, el2@alS, according to lengths. Shinsles-
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are willing 10 engage In some branch Of
farming. Clerks book-ksepets and
laboring men are not 10 demand,
and the latter especially are having
8 hard Tune Of Il, owing to the presence
OF the Chinese, who are employed largely
as laborers, and also in many occupa-
tons requiring mechanical skill. l mo-
ticed in a late number Of the IsTE1LI-
aEscER that one Of the young gentlemen
ut the MorgantoWn University has writ
ten up the Chinese question, and decided
that their presence Is a benefit to the
United States. II he would come out TO
this coast and study the subject q little he
might learn something he desires to know,
and perhaps conclude he had been a III.
tie rash In deciding a question which 10
yet puzzling the brains Of men In this
State after an experience Of twenty-five
years, face to face with II. ] may give
you some facts on this subject in q future
letter, but for the present will close.
C. L. NJ.
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0N AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, the 10Th
" Inst Cans on the wheeling a Elm Grove Z.
h. Willlun A. follows. Cans Will leave the City
teorntf Of lake AMI EOTenth SIS aud btammI
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baltimore a OHIO RAILROAD co

No. Z stop at all Stations between Wheeling and
Cumberland. No. u Stors ut all Stations between
Wheeling and Grafton.
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ATrarnp,s Philosophy.

From the New York Mail
A. ragged shiyering, middle aged man
called at q house and asked for food, but
the lady Of the house called out:
"Why don't you work for food@
II would il / knew where / could find
work" he promptly replied.
"There's q place down town where you
can Jaw wood and earn your dinner" she
continued.
That seemed to stick him for half 3
minute, but he finally said with great
solemnity:
MADAME, let me state a parallel case.
There Is a place in Heaven for you, but
you don't want to die till you are driven
TO it,
She pondered over his philosophy for a
few seconds and then called to the cook
10 pass out half a loaf Of bread and some
meat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-16
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countenance is pale and
leaden-colored, with occasional
Pushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull the pupils dilate an azuresemi-
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
thenose isirritated, swells, andsome-
times bleeds "a Swelling Of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing Of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes yoracious, witha
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone ; fleeing pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
~andvomiting;vi pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costiye; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
c~oughsometimesd ryand convulsiye;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the teeth; emper varia.
BE, but generally irritable, SC.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. C. McLANE'S vERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa,
ration, not capable ga0iRgM tie slight
est injury TO tie most teaatr infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER.
mFucE bears the signatures Of c.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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