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-RURNPFURE.

TI1RNITURE! FURNITURE!-m
10 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL have va
always on hand fun and complete si0eE OF L.
the most reliable Factories East and West; aiso or
my own make. offer special inducements. Iaiusss
In want will not be doing Justice 20
Ptt-s-' = is's"'r.s" - WILLIAM DAFFRON,
~ .s,,..fss Is Ei}ts5S $500 1883 Main street.
Factory and Upholstery Rooms, 49, ls' ana DO 20
north Ffifeenfh street. -- - -
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aDnISIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

Having been appointed By the Chaneery Court Oh
the cisy of Richmond administrator &c eonS a9Hs
win ihs win annexed, OF the estate OF Daaiu y.
saunders deceased hereby aoiiy AL sst.Ia
sst tnHah,elness Persons having unsettled claims
asinss the said estate win make the same saowh 70
me- Address me stSa, 10 west 1raee
mond va. or call NJ the once OF my a,yn,ns,sS,s
Mt ssl g. = 1850 ~'N'' sJJJIIANp L. THOMAS
''1ssu' sst.3 Administrator q. b. ~, z, l. a.,
q - $50 Of ID. j. Saunders. deceased.
No. 10 ives. Grace street Rieaiaoaa, ss'.s
ts 27-8ls
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BY Tcicgraph.
NEW YORK.

Y NEW York, Jani,sss 2S-eot,og snfet. soIey.
t626l tEt5 ;, uIsfnds, 2, Ice. Orleans, SstGe.
ss9sF gssas ay an ss nsasssse ssana
10 ci,eice, western aud stare. sSo5@ ssS0 :seaih-
r Es spess Sses MaGss S'ss ase s s s
~. O3H@sc .o4k. Coru-uId slightly fn iingers,
3ss 4 fa sss sS sn
COTE ga,ss and ,n'eliaassd Sngar steady anT
ss i'ss a. so's m rsta sSS seSe PRIME
sassss daaiaSd naehanEes slse In tair dt'na nd
aSs Rosk isss s5s ;s'iisss
stea,s, pot. sS0 5@5G63 NiiisNsy eniet and dull
AT 5000. Frsghts STEADY.
BiMTIMsRE.
BTcrrMoR s:Janna 81 2s:-F7our f.tirlrne,isea nf
ceipts, westrr:nweak and lower: No. Reanss lvanin
red, sa:06: Nta western WRITER red snot and jan
Sl.07i.; April. 81 .0sH@sI os,. Southern corn
s,eadsand 9aie; saalr suppl: western cilriy ac-
44@dDc.. Ouss quiet and easier: southern ana
Penns 7tania. ssSta32a: Hay s,Hht and un changed.
roytsS,ns-SmaI johttuGirade 0nyaud nominslly
puckess western s0!d az 1S@gsc: rolIs, l5@lM-
Coffee more acise ADD irm fs!o- csrsoes. Deal &c.
lover ~t1S as s Va '0sssl'0'' sugar "eaA anu
eINciNSKTI.
CINcEzINATI, Tn.isrn 2S.-Flour. dull and TN
changed When :il iais dewandand ilrm rcd as(h
white. 5OM97c. Corn quiet nc 2Ji%0l32Ec. Oats
quiet aIssteady nj "a t2Tc. Pork in good lsnmamd
Fat 80. f.rd acti Se ann firm: scan- 20,
eI9SgE rs IN S9ae pre- e snlsInsa strong
"a ~ cash. 81 Go March,: short cear-
clear. sides. 5Hc. Nhisfcy steady and IN tatr de-
maud ut s103. Batter du!. fancy Western Re-
serve. l7lb1Sc. prime to eh0ics Western Reserve,
loci - prime 40 ciloce Cen Ens Ohio. EDO tAc.
sugar steady and unchanged. LHe hogs qnict !,
packing, 58.40G FGSG0.
r.. ST. Louis
ST.. Louis. Jx,rarr 2a.-Floar- easier but not
lpptahly lower. Wheut btghers No. . zed fail !,
33Er93Is. cash, e3o. Isnaary. 9sA@492tie. FeDru-
airy, g5'Gaf &c. March. Com active and higher :
No. MIXED, syS Gg:s,isc. cash Oats higher: No.
=. 2l7sG12lIc whlsEey srrady Mt sl.a4. Pork
higher $500 CASH. IaGs9.15 March. Lard high
er: a6.1St9 bid large sales hast evening ut s6:f0.
Bi&-mrats higher: fHreen- To- tuenty-tiay siiou,-
| ders,. CARROTS. $3.50 -k9S3.10. and S2lSaS320-
rios, n. J5Nssai 80 .ta
CI1IcAso. January 2s.-FlouI steady and un-
cl,;eieed. Wheat nreltled and generally lower !;
spring. a5E@s5!5c. cash. s5isGs6c:- February,
| S7Ec: March: No. 8 Chicago spring. 76Sc. Corn
sleaIyam,l III na,r demand: 3ukc. cash. 3Ghc. Feb
rr,ry,. HEc. March, s5h@S35ac. May. Oats u,-
sssS Feb i wy Walk Siareb. $3.50 xpr~aii
bf. Lard strong: $3.50 cash. s6.3?.ase.4O
March,. sS.473kl $3.50 April. Dnlk. meats active
and hrm: shoulders. $3.50; clear rib 81 40: clear
NJ aa.70aa 1886. whlskey steady at sl.O4.
1T Ciasa.-Wheat In .ciiye and lower: S54c.
asked February, S6,4Ms6dtc. Maj ch. Corn firm and
nh changed. Oats frner bni not auotably higher.
asked April. Lard active but lower Sc. aotGS6.32i
Mirch. SO. sOGrs6.42t5 April. 70
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x C,o1Io,resl Goyern,ln,esn1t storekeeper.

! "A COIOfeI WUseKHINeHL ct0EtAEsRe'1
j CISCINHATT, january 28.-J., D. MeLead,
icolored, has been appointed Government
sterekeeper at Coyington, KY, being the
FIRST man OF his race who ever received an
appointment OF the kind in that State.
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COMMISSIONERS 9yFiGB,l
ll13 SIlin street. Z
rctIlfc,sp. January = 1879, J

tn ae Credis,Ys II thu Int C'H'TLes S:EHw:
W., ,r. ,..rnby notified TINT L have fixed. OH
TiaI,RSDAY INC 9Th (lay OF February Sla' a. ~
O'Clock 4. N..ss The ,4ne aud my oare. IN , mH EN-
mend rs thc.psacc 4 rtaking and slhtlrg me &c
couufs dircstes by Il decree al wDcil tho loissV
is is an ex, ac, AT which dane aud place yUiwi
appear 10 present ai.i eaiahhse S":T rsspe''''e "r
alnnfs. 49,. 80. ,,, ~. r,,u,ry
Given ,sssdcr my hand tais ~ gay OF Ra"1rY'
A9iSS' u-,,v Commissioner.
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LA,rRs b, I NEWS.
: England.
France

A GENERALt THAW SET 80 Esl M :5 rs.
ONION. January %. "A general thaW has
setin here and In France .s s5 d ~
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LICENSES.

CITY AUDITORS OFTlCE,l
RICHMOND. VA, January rs, 1879. J (,
Tx CEN S. -
owners of WAGONS, CARTS. DRAIS. HhCHS,
RIICH;IES, OMNIBUSES, and other VEHICLES
for which an annual license IS required; also, own,
ers of DOGS, BITCHES, and GOATS. are nstliieu
that LICENSES will be issued from this oifce ON
and after the LIST OF February, 10 eXpirs on ne 3ls
iav Of Jauuory.ISSO, j. Ii. ROYSGER.
~ % ! ar - -, Auditor.
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/ E 9p.p1a. .Tanuary eS.--At torday,s meeting
at the ! Cabinet President .MaeN ahon de.
clared lie would not yield with fegard to
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Flour.

Fine, S2.7J@s3: surerine, 81; extra. S4.T36l
81 rOm:noA FAMILY, $3.50: FANCY branas, SOC
$3.50.
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.5EWEERY. DC.
SsSa.SRD1NG.

AIRS. JOHN Fl. WILLIAMS HAS ONE
wi IAEGE BEAUTIFUL ROOM, suitable for
connie or two or three gentlemen, with BOARD.
hnnly nj 100 east Franklin street. ia 2T-3t
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s.e.p;,era,i sraern, 3 4 in the south.

i Rt,Ms. q AZ. Jannary 90. &c General. Sher,
man. It'll General :YYi iiiam Warner, passed
through day en- route sor the TeeQmseA
IRON WoTks,
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CONTEMPORARIES. dc.

lust RECEIVED 20 cases SWEET
~ VALENCIA ORANGES; 5000 LARGE CAs:
THAGENA GOCoANUISi 80 r S SnTyfs tA Rf,ss
10 eases IMPORTED SARDINES; 20 barrels
NORTHERN APPLES: APPLE; pEAkI,
PEACH. and PLUM-DuTTER: PRESERVE Ell
CHERRIES, PEACHES, PINEAPPLE, &c;
- - - LOUIS j. B0SSiEEN.
dao7 14l2 Main street.
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CORN.

6tLOVER-SEED.-37 bushels OF CLO-
~ YER-SEED for sale by
WALKER, SAUNDERS 6 CO.,
ja23-1m corner Fourteenth and Cary streets.
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DENTISTS

nR, w. B., ,PLEASANTS, RAS RE-
fJMOyFDHISO OFFICE TO SOC EAST FRANK
LIN STREET, between Fifth and Sixth streets.
DOL p ~. -, ct. u u .--L--- =
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CABINET SESSION YESTERDAY.

WASHINGTON, January 2S.-The Cabinet
to-day again discussed the Indian question.
Secretary Schurz presented confirmation OF
the information that Sitting Bull had re-
crossed The Canadian line. A plan to meet
the situation was agreed upon, the details
of which will be arranged by Secretaries
Schurz and McCrary.
= The Cabinet also discussed the new pen
sion bill with reference to the construction
to be placed on certain sections. The OBJ
scure portions were referred to the Attor-
ney.General for his opinion. i,,.a
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EsYII-HEADS, $3.50 to % per reaIHs az
4 iha pISPATCA PRiaTlN G.tapl "
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nrMncpA r1c .sENArnRIAL CAUCUS.

WASHINGTON, January 2S.-The Demo
cratic senators held caucus to-day TO con-
slider The amendment reported yesterday by
Senator Edmunds as substitute for House
Joint resolution proposing an amendment
TO the Constitution prohibiting the payment
OF claims Of disloyal persons for proper ty
injured or destroyed in the late war, etc.
Senators discussed the question in its ma
Ljonal as swell as sectional aspect. No con.
clusion was reached. Many believe that
there is no probability Of passing the SUBJ
stitrte through both houses during the pre-
sent session.
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MARINE IyYELLlaIENCk.

NINlATHSE ALNANkG-JANuAsxb 90. 1877 q
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OTHER ITEMS.

I
e WASHINGTON, January 2S.--senator with
ers o.day pres ented the petition. OF E.aW.
N. Nash praving for the removal OF his po-
litical disabilities; which was referred to
the Committee on Judiciary. !.tir
The Committee on Public Grounds and
Buildings to-day reported adversely on
number OF memorials, among, them one OF
the Missouri Legislature. asking for the re.
moyal Of the National Capital! to more
central portion OF the Union, and others
from labor organizations protesting against
violations of The eight-hour law. f;a.s.,,..i
The Committee on Printing reported ID.
Yorably on d resolution to. print 80, 0oS
copies OF the special report OF the Depart
merlt OF Agricuture.inre relation -toi insects
affecting the, cotton plant..l Is
. The total amount OF. the Legislative, eI'
ecutive, and judicial appropriation Dill re:
norted from the House committee today rs
al. 1855, 565-which is S222, 722 less than the
appropriation of last year, and s9al,6 less
than the department estimates. So. II
= Ey.fIoyernor Pinchback has been" ten,
dered a, position by the Commissioner OF
internal Revenue. as agent OF that bureau,
butthas not yet concluded TO acceeI iht
Conversations IS for every Working,aas
and travelling expenses.
Tn view Of the fact that the LIST OF Jan,l
.arY ia, a, legal holiday, many national oanss
are inuuiring of the Comptroller OF tn'
Treasury " neither. the last report OF conui
ton may not be dated December 8lst
AS the FIVE reports required ~ Jaw
have Already. been called. for In 1873, tn'
IConpfrol,er desires that the date OF the; as
retrrn sbdll I'M ALI cases be January Isl, y
"a Co he included III, The year 1S7 5s ,
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most a,.,e IS subject unlathomable byrthe.
one bsa su n, Notwithstanding almost every
ZANE Ell. as plan. I am not without the
{. hedkness. s.33FrAx.PAYGR.
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steal of the electoral votes of Louisiana and
Florida were deliberately taken away or
destroyed. and the GOODNESS witt which
high officials speak OF the infamous transac-
lion is enough TO make a man lose faitft ut
teriy in Republican institutions. I is ss .
THE BILL TO RESTRICT TIE IMPORTATION. OF
II CHINESE PASSES THE HOUSE BY A LARGE
MAJoRITY-THE LIST OF DEMOCRATS AGAINST
TT. ~
Mr.. Willis, of Kentucky, called up his
bill today restricting the number OF Chi
nese to be brought the United States by any
vessel at a trip to fifteen under hearypcn-
atty, and the Republicans, under the lead
Of Conger, endeavored to make capital out
Of 1t, but the rulings Of Mr. Randall
thwarted them. The previous question
was promptly sustained, and an hours de-
bate only allowed. HALF this time was
given to Martin F. Townsend Republican,,
OF New York, to oppose bin, and the rest
was i1faiciously divided out by Mr.. W His.
The Rev. Broi her, Il Townsend said that the
crusade against the Chinese now ssthe
same made against the Irish, the Germans,
and the Jews and but for the Chinese
California would never have made the pro-
gress she has. The treaty made With the
Chinese Government by the United States
was, In his opinion, In the interest % re.
|ligion, civilization, and human progress.
He said Keafhey does no work, and only
blows an insurrectiop horn Tor a liyl A
ana that hast year was the most prosperous
| year tfis country has ever enjoyed
iii. paige. III California Republicahl SPOKE
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FIRES.
A TENEMENT HOUSE.

A TENEMENT HOUSE.
Wheeling, w. Va, Jan. 23.-At eleven
O'Clock last night a double frame tenement,
on the corner Of Twenty-eish!h and Jacob
streets, was burned to the ground. The
building was owned by Wm. Stoelser, and
the loss is about $4,000, upon which there
is an insurance of 81 500 in the Etna fire
and marine of this city. The fire is sup
posed to be the work of an incend;ary.
AN ELEVATOR.
Quincy, ILL.,, Jan. 22.-Thos. Jasper 6
Co.'S. elevator burned last night. Loss len
thousand dollars; insurance light.
AMERICAN COAL BEST.
Geneva, Jan. 2S.-American coal is sell
ing here slightly cheaper than French anc
German coal, and is much superior. Al
American locomotive, burning anthracite
coal. is running here.
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A DANGEROUS ToRpoR.

1olpor or inactivity of the kidneys is serious
ly dangerous to those organs. since it is the pre-
cedcnt of diseases which destroy their substance
and endanser life. This sluggishness may be
overcome by stimulating them, not excessively,
but moderately. an effect produced by Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, a general invigOrant and
Alternative, possessing diuretic properties of no
common order. The impetus which this admi-
rable medicine gives to their evacuative function
countcrac any tendency to congestion which
may exist in their tissues. Both they and their
associate organ, the bladder, are invigorated as
well as gently stimulated by the Biltcrs, which
exelts Il kindred influence upon the stomach
liver and bowels and by strengthening the sys-
ten, enables it to withstand ElalarlNl epidemics
to which when exposed it might otherwise sue
cumb
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THE RENO INQUIRY.
NARNuM's STATEMENT.


Chicago, Jan. 23.-Lt. Vslnum YVES cross
examined this morning regarding the Gus
ter massacre, and testified that the gray
horse cavalry which he had mentioned
must have seen that Reno's command was
entering an engagement with the Indians,
and Custer must also have known that they
were at bay, and in witness judgment any
careful commander would have inquired in
10 the situation of the troops from which
he expected support. There wes no m;sun-
ders.anding between Custer and Reno pre-
vious to this time. The Indi3ns were prob
ably not less than 1000 10 5000 strong and
half of that force was loo great for half the
whole commend. He thought Reno Was
right in using his own judgment in getting
10 the woods.
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WASHINGTON.
FOUn PER CENT.

FOUR PER CENT.
Washington, Jan. 23.-The subscription
to the four per cent loan since yesterdays
report were $9,0S9,G00.
CUSTOM HOUSE NOMINATE oNs.
Washington, Jrn. 23-The senate com.
mittee on commerce had long session TO-
day without dispo~ing Of the New York Gus
toms nominations.
THE POTTER COMMITTEES.
Washington, Jan. 22.-Upon The assem-
bling Of the Potter committee to-day, Mr..
Butler said il he made a statement ycster
day t., the effect that the cipher dispatches
were in his possession all last summer and
that at one time he missed them from his
desk, he most have been insane, been drunk
or insane, laughter. What he did say
Yesterday was TO show the impossibility Of
the dispatches printed in The Tribune com.
ing from Hscock.
Hiscock-Yes, had good reason to be.
lieve the telesrans were copied for The Tri-
buDe before they came into your hands.
LlcOlud MOSGs, CleTk III llc OluCc VI tue
secretary Of the senate and formerly private
secretary to Vice President Ferry, remem.
bereG The burlesque certificate from Louis.
lana, called the Smith certificate. 1t was
suppressed without objection. Did moi
know what became Of it. Last saw it in
official letters. Did not remember that
there had since been any application for it.
The committee then held secre: session
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.
Washington, Jan. 23.- Representative
Finley has submitted to the committee OF
public expenditures his report with refer
ence to the investigation Of the government
printing Office. After charging general .x
travagance the report recommends the abol
iahment Of the printing Office and that the
printing be let 10 the lowest bidder. The
repor, proposes that only the Congressiona
Record and the bills offered 10 either hous,
be printed In Washingtop.
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Capt. Vessels Has Another
Fight With the Cheyennes
and Is Wounded.
The Potter Investigation Has Ses-
sion and Butler Does Some
Talking.
Lieutenant Varnum's Testimony
Before the Reno Court Throws
the Blame More on Custer
than on Reno.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.


Washington, Jan. 23.-Mr. Merrill, from
the specal census committee, reported a
bill which was placed in the calendar. He
will ca! ii up for consideration on 'Tuesd
next.
Measis. Window, Allison andfWithers
were appointed a conference committee on
the Indian appropriation bill.
Mr.. Matthews introduced bill to grant the
American ocean cable and telegraph land and
wire association of Philadel phia the right
of way and privilege 10 lay land and oper-
ate submarine telegraph cables on the At
lantic and Pacific coasts, and to establish
telegraph Communication between the I'm
tied States. Europe and Asia. Referred.
Mr.. burnside reported iavorably the
house bill 10 promote the education of the
blind. Placed on calendar. The bill ap-
propriates s;250,ooo perpetual funds 10 aid
in the education Of the blind.
The report of the conference committee
on the consular and diplomatic appropria-
tion bill was agreed to, and the bill passed.
The total amount appropriated is 81, ,tS7,S35,
the money to be invested In four per cents,
and interest paid through the American
printing house for the blind.
After the consideration of the bills on the
calendar, the patent office bill was taken up
and passed.
The bill reported from the joint select
committee to reorsanize the army, was
called up, but Mr.. Burnside consented TO it
being laid aside to come up as unfinished
business tomorrow.
Consideration of bills on the calendar was
resumed.
The question being on the motion of Mr.
Edmunds' to lay it aside and take up the
resolutions submitted by him declaring valid
the 18th, l4th and 18th amendments, Mr.
Edmunds said he found by the vote Of last
night a majority opposed to the considera.
tion of the resolution, and therefore with.
drew the motion TO take them up.
A patent law bill was then considered.
HOUSE.
Washington, Jan. 23.-The conference
report on the consular appropriation bill
was agreed to. The pos,oflice appropriation
bill was then reported The house went
into committee of the whole on the bill tc
to apply the proceeds Of the sales of public
lands to the education Of the people.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

WALL STREET,
New York, Jan. %.
Money-2@3c.
Stock-Strong aud buoysnt.
Goverments-Weak.
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TELEcRAPHlc BRevl1lEs.
A Nj YS'rERY.

New York, Jan. pa London dispatch
says Capt. Adams, at Cork, reports sighting
about fiity mlts;; wet of Tsstnett ship on
fire and s.eames we'll manned in the
neighborhood. On going TO the assistance
OF the vessel he wes warncd by the steam
er to keep on his course and not report
what he had seen, else he al better look
out for bims:lf on ,he next voyage or he
would BUN.
TEOoEs RECALLED.
Cincinnati, Jan. 22.-McCrcoty has OF.
der,l The le,u!n Of cava'~v companies 81 Mt
10 Erea,hette county, they having perform
ed the services that were needed. They ac.
compl;shcd The arrest Of VIM. Fletcher un.
der ;nj;c. ment for The murder of Judge Eur.
nj. Judge Panda' re,cscd continuance
4 The c,se OF J; on Li,,le.
AT,Ghr WIN THE CNEYENNEs.
Chiee.so, Jan. s3 "A Cheyenne s. ,cia
seys tho e killed by the Indians in the re-
ceut cacoun'cr ase Sergeant Tagsart, Far
r,er, Blown and pr.Ya. Nelson Of company
L, 81 cavally; Sergeant Ambrose of COM
pany E, and The Indian scouts Woman's
D;ess, wounded severely and Capt. Vessel.
slightly,
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FOREIGN.
MOVEMENTS or GRANT

MOVEMENTS OF GRANT
Marsaiilcs, JAN 23.-Ex President Grant
and family sailed to-day in the French mai
steamer Labourdonais for India.
SUFFERING FROM COLD.
London, Jan. 23.-Severe cold weather
prevails, and much suffering aud destitu
toa is reported throughout The kingdom
Violent snow storms block Russian rail-
ways. Seven thousand laborers are open
ing communication between Moscow and
Constan'inople.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Jan. %.
WHEAT-Spring, quiet and unchanged !;
winter, fairly active but lower; No. red,
January, Sl.Oe2@1.09ac.
RYE-Quiet; western mixed, 57@5S4c.
BARLEY-Duu.
OATs-nrll; No. 2 western mixed, 31}
@S53c.
PoRK-Dull; $500.
LARD-Dull $6.45.
WH1sKY-$l.O5.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Jan. %.
WHEAr-Hcavy and lower; 84c for cash;
si!c bid cor February; 853c for March.
CoRN-Wcak and lower; soc for cash
Soic for February; SOsc for March.
OATs-Nominal; Zoe for cash, February;
23sc for May.
RYE-Dull and rnc!,s ogcd.
BARlEY-Dr'! and unchanged.
PoRK.Heavy weak and lower; Ss.5s
for cash; $3.50 bid for February; SS.67!e
bid for March.
LARD-Weak and lower, $5.95 for cash
S602a @6.05 for March 6sc bid April.
WHIsKY-$1 .04.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, Jan. 2S.
WHEAr-!@1lc lower, hard 954c; No
j, 9oc; No. 2, s5c for cash; S54c 70
February s6ssc for March; No. 8, Tic
No. 4, Gle.
CoRN-steady; 29!c.
OATs-19!c.
RYE-43lc.
BARLEY-SOc.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-12-11
"Life, Growth, Beauty"

ssWhat we all admiren and how to secure
it A fine head of hair in its natural color
is such an adjunct to beauty that no one who
prizes good looks should neglect to use
sLondon Hair Color Restorer, - the most
Clearly and delightful article ever intro.
duced to the American people. 1t is totally
different from all others, not sticky and
gummy, and free from all impure ingredi-
ents that render many other preparations
obnoxious. It thickens thin hair, restores
clean and healthy, causing the hair to grow
where It has fallen off or become thin, does
mot scilor stain anything, andis SO perfectly
and elegantly prepared as to make it q last
Ing hair dressing and toilet luxury. London
HAle Color Kestorer is sold by all druggists
At q eentsa bottle. or six bottles for "a,
FOR sale BY g. w. May g Co., Staunton,
and ~ druggists everywhere. &