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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-02-01

Controller Kelly, of New York city,
asks for $50, 600, 900 to run the big
town in 1879. The interest on the
city debt alone amounted to nearly
$40. 1000, 900.
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sH'INANUIAi4.
aIc !. sTc I, E;xCHAweaE.

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ooeey7snle1it = escaTlt@ee-SSitsa St LIZ ~
tcb nia: uhlted staies as. Bid, .ss ~
slGte eoIspss go o,ot VIZ:
Virginia snndabie Ss bid; bla
virginia tax-receiyabsc coupons, ~, bid,355 N
as9ed. s,..,ff .-s.t
!: CIV SecuTfftes.-Rtrhnond CITY eG D. and =.
!1Sh BID; RICHMOND city 6's, .. and Jug nia-
nsa ASKED peisrsoarg ely PSF. qua W aG
sid; Lyucaburg city BIS y; and i2bid Lynch.
onrR CITY Ss:J and D., % 6tG MofIoik cay uatel
re: D; ana NJ 10 DID Narfok ely US: =. an ny
INC ere1eE1cksparg CITY rs, az nm M NJ. iVS
, oriasc as a. ana A Ivy as " ss
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gitI,u,pl,l lIspatla.
..s.
-,n.y FEBRUARY i, 1879.
pErERsBURG.

,,r sEcgirTs AND TOBACCO Ex ls 8 I,
Rs'hsVss,r y, AIMsH0rsG.-woRSo OF THh NJ
fhh e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wINofIs1.DE'---
hihr STATISTICS - FIRE ANIMAL NEXT .l3
ING, &c. a.. -. =, ,,,,y,a f,isyaicl,,f 3
lcofresi''"N> JANUARY 81, 1879.
raee,pts OF internal revenue IN tue
Tne , , district for the week ending to-
Pe'eisnnnnted to S52, 1917. l6, as follows: On
daE s" 20 ga 81; spirit-stamps, S695.30; To-
lists, ss,smns. SiT,4lS.24 clgar>stamps,
haeeo az. snuff, $50. 40; exnort. stamps
stsg'9o. snec;al tax. $4,000. The aggrc-
sis-'tiv " only about one bail inc usual N''a
gste 70 ot coIlections.
an ,rna total exports OF manufactures 90
Ihe ho,5 from this port for the month
oaJ a. friday was l49,3So pounds,
ena,is 1I ~ the superintendent OF ING
Inc W. w r. the Board of 0verseers snss
nn,nn shows that there are setes.s.,.a
afternoon; u, ,h,t institution. equally otv1deo
IN mateS ~ ne between whites and oiacks.
in number rs ~ ~ ,be sImshouse during the
month we're 1886. :. wosh;n ,top. Is
ol%e ";,r today. making the usnai rNa' u.
IN t,'e ~ ~ the books and papers OF tue '"-
A.. yte
I" ,rna pe,,ei Association has THIS montu Wy
.t,,,oS amonc our poor 615 loads OF Woou,
,,n hnls oi coal, aud Large qliatt''s Va
e'9,.' psv nf. wingfeld, OF Northern cai!-
III. ~ vino has been elected Bishop OF Lou,-
'ol""', .,S rector Of ST. PauPS chGrca ~ t,iiS
s. .a. ,ro,n 1865 10 1876. He resigned nls
GU! IN hare TO accept the position OF MS
eaa.Su h;shon Of Northern California he
slo""!s ,sn Of distinguished ability and eio-
m'a nd :, thorough churchman. After
Incu nanSarra.;on and before his departure
MS %" p.r;f;c coast he twice admin lstered
iol . .i,. ~ confirmation at st. PauPs.
10" nnripo the month OF January twenty
,arr1sce-licen, es were issued from tne
.I"rt,s Office ia this ci.y-fourteen to- hte
ard six 70 coored couples.
The amount Of fines collected IN the
,tavor,s Court this month was $40, OF Whlch
~ 50 20 goes TO, the credit OF the State.
caycr,y.>eyen cases were disposed OF eY
rho MAYOR during the month, among them
tiT,epu felony and twenty larceny cases.
Tbc proportiou OF criminal cases IS un-
nsuoIiy large, and the. sentences 10 Tue
whipnirc-pcst have been numerous.
. ire occurred this morning about
o'clock at the residence OF Mrs. Ibomas
shanks, on Old street, which but for the
nromutiness Of the Fire Department would
douhiIess have proved serious. AS it was,
only one OF the rooms OF the third story
vas damaged. The origin Of the tire lisa
mystery. ,,,.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Planters and Mechanics. Bank was
held last night. and the following Board OF
Directors elected: j. T. Young, j. &
Drake, Isaac Robinson. John 3. Eye, ii. b.
Parker. Il. F. Cosby, n. Fl. Burrow, &. Is.
Eares, and Edward Whytc. The presi
dents report shows the bank 10 be 10 a SAT-
and prosperous condition.
Maior Carter, OF the First battalion o
Virginia artillery, will visit this city OF
Monday next 10 inspect the battery of til
Petersburg Artillery. 'RoBIN ADAlR.
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GTAE0.
cOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.
TO TIE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF
VIRGINIA:
RICHMOND, VA, January 27tl

RICHMOND, VA, January 27t II, 1879.
We have this Gay reslgl,cd the asency For lie safe
OF The Pacific Guano comp2ny'S brands.
Guapo Company aud ourselves all fhe unsettled on-
siuess OF 1873 including collections, &c, 10 he
managed by our succc.s ors. Messrs JOHNS. KEEsE
q co, Of Baltimore. whom we commend 10 you. be"
ieyiug your relations with The N will be ooth pea
saw '''N WALKER, SAUNDERS, Il co. .
From the above card you will ptease note That the
Agency OF the PaciHc Gaano Company VIII De con-
i,cted hereafter by the undersigned from Ba'siDore
as well as Richmond. The splendd reputation or
Soluble Pacific Gtiano, earned By Its superior excel
iencs and remarkable adapsabiy 10 the sol! OF F!r.
stuia especially ON cotton. corn, aud tobacco miH
ne to be sustained. guarantee being Afford
ed I'm the wise management OF the Psciac Gaaho
Company, which hus practically unlimited fesoorcss
ut ItS c0mmand-yiz. ample capital "a ,ooO'Voeh
exclusive works, most approved rlachiusfy, Mrse
deposits Of phosphate. best scientific abtity, 70 a.
OF which add long experience In the business III
connection with he understand as general sSehis;
dating bsck to 1885, We will keen snpDiy OF
Gnano on band at Norfolk, Portsmouth,, PETERSBURG
''a1 :, JOHN s. REESE & Co, General Agents,
"a 21rsm Baltimore and Ricbmond.
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FLuVANl:Nl,[At.. COUNTY, SI,CJ :.
KENT's SToRE, Va,

- - ~ . ass Z
ap., -. 4,,aal January 90. 1871. a1.5 ~
,e ~uaors Dispatch: Yesterday was. our
Of Sma esari.d aY, but owing to the sickness
cd Bowles no business was transact
bon M q !, public meeting held ia theacourt-
,n.I " A :; r. a. Noel was called 10 the chair
@s n. ~ N'Joaes elected secretary i. x s ~ :.
sss ss chairman stated the, object OF the.
l. a M % be the appointment Of delegates
Ii Nj eadjusters' convention, to be held
Fhe,sSaond on the, 18th of next month.
Psims..upon, John r. Omohundro, from
CoIpna,,ss township; Thomas p. Lilly, from
Foil Ma township; W. Il. Jones, & from
from , n.aion township; and IA. s. Burgess,
d. Cunningham township, we're appoint
was - s5 MOTION. Represent alive IA J. s Taylor
tie Wv % The List and requested to cyst
delees.si q the county do Che absence on the
tssaii aiaons opposing AID anessass sats, 81
Th a'saN we're presented md adonasdJ II X /.
count enerai sentiment 6f ths people al the
" gathered as f, ! IL diSforapEs ID,
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The PIague.

VNHE NATIONAL COMPLAINT.-Dys-
L pepsia is the national complaint. Almost every
other man or woman you meet has it. and the result
is that the number OF pseudc-rmedes for 1t Is rs
numerous rs Pharoah's host. They are for the most
part worthless There is, however, 4 searching
eradcant Of this distressing and obdurate ,nalady-
one whose genuine merits long since raised Ii to a
foremost place among the staple medicines Of Amer
ica. Host ettcr's Stomach Bltters exiirpates dys-
pcpsia with greater certainty and prompi;ude than
any known remedy, and isamost genial invisorant,
appetizer and aid 10 secretion These are not empty
assertions, as thousands Of our courtrymen and wo-
men who have experienced Its effects are aware, but
are backed up BY irrefragbe proofs repeatedly laid
before the public. The Bitiers also promote regu-
lar habit OF body, and give hcalthful stimulus to
the urinary organs. il 2S-Tu,This&w
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The Wyoming Suicide.
From the Farmville Mercury.J

The press announced few days ago the
suicide Of a stranger at Evanston. in Wyo.
ming. From papers on his person it was
ascertained that his name was French, and
that he was a Ylrgipian.l A letter, very
creditablc to the benrt and head OF the
writer, from Samuel +. Coleman. ESQ.,, was
found on his person and published IN the
village paper where the sad event occurred;
and thus his friends in'Virginia ascertained
his death among strangers. Hugh Hobson
French wagj the son OF William French,
formerly OF Powhatan or Cumberland, va.
His mother was Jane T.. sHobsen. the sister
OF Mrs. Or. u. Talley~ and aunt Of Mr.. s. +.
Coleman. In 1850, DR.. sFalfey, who had
been always fond of and kind to him, aided
him in going into business in sCartersYisle.
When the way, came on Hugh promptly ana
unquestionipgly obeyed the call OF his
country, and faithfully served through: the
terrible conflict toits end, in one OF whose
battles be was wounded. Living With Dr.
Talley till 1867, he then joined bis brother,
DR.. c. T.. French, in California. About
1869 or 1870 his deep depressions OF spirits
resulted in his being adIudged iunatlc.
and his committal to an insane asyium at
Stockton. California. He exhibited ten
deucy to suicide while confined. Mr.. S!
Coleman, doubling bis insanity, and Mrs.
Coleman. well knowing that his tendency
to melancholy would increase among luna
tics and strangers, made known by letter
their more hopeful views ofthe case. to the
attending physician; and alter time the
patient was released. He wrote clearly, and
always stated that be was not deranged.
He was afterwards. in business near San
Jose, and elsewhere for z while, in Califor-
MIA. ..ss ~. a x! z. 80 ilns ,I,lA
man. ,suspecting that he had not been sue
eessfui. cordially urged him to return, and
makeffIeip house bis homes He would only
consent III Mr.. C. would aid him in obtain
ing employment, disilking the idea OF being
an iiiriini brarfce TO bis kind friends. 1t was
in reply to one Of bis, letters that the one
found on his person was written by MT.
Coleman. Selling his effects and paying!
bis debts, ne wrote as late as 2Oth Decem-
;ber,, 1878, a, cheerful letter, anticipating: an
early return to Virginia and meeting tine
loved ones nc kolnes = 49, ~. -
sfoppiig oYeratl The. ~ yomira village, he
was found dead at night In. the street by
persons returning from church, having
Terminated bis not uaeyentiuL life with bis
own hands, in some sudden alienation OF
mind probably, by cutting hiss hraat. The.
initials (ssL. f. G,,,,) tattooed on bis arm
men toned fn the naWspa pers were those OF
3 yn1Ing lady, in Yirgfnias now dead, 70
~ hon, IN early life he gave, the ansctf0ns OF
4 warm heart, and the memory of her you nth
fuI love rem !nea with him to his BAD end.
4 One who knew him well says OF hlm
q Hugh was % of the best boys ]. ever
knew, Sbnt iteo ffflminate ins bis aisposltaa
rough trials es ts s ss 81 n,s]
lnemgrH s
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Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, January 31.-A number Of
political prisoners from Caddo and Tensas
appeared before Judge Wood charged with
violating the election-laws, and were bailed
in ga, 900 each to appear when called. Thir-
ty prisoners from Natchitoches parish, ar
rested upon similar charges, arrived TO-.
night. 1 !
Surveyor Wells denies the truth OF the
rumor that he has been indicted. He says
he would not, however, be surprised to hear
of any prosecution against himself, as since
1874 he has been continually attacked by
some OF his party.
NEW ORLEANS, January BIB. F. Jonas
has been elected, United States senator.
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A Lady Burnct,Is t,D Death.

f.:.i:t1Is ar SPECIAL telegram to the DisDatcb.J
SOUTH Boston, Va, January 31.-Mrs. r.
A. Penick, most ,estimabie lady, residing
near this place, was 50 badly burned this
morning that death ensued almostinstantls.
She was alone in her: chamber when the ae-
cident occurred, but il isisupposed she was
taken with a spasui; and fell into the fire.
The heart-broken husband was absent at
the time, and did not reach home until after
death had taken place. ~ =
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CINCINNATI, January 3I.-A special says
Joseph W. Brown, wealthy farmer~re-
siding near indianapolis, Ind, was MUIR
dered Wednesday night by two Villains,
who entered his house at midnight, chloro-
formed the inmates. and crushed Mr..
Browns skull with club or Ratchet. His
wife was also critically injured.
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. January 81 oen.-Siocks ir-
regular. Money OIL Gull. 8 Der cent. Exchange!
Long, 4S4k; shorr- 4S7k. State hon.ls tulI. Gov
| ernllolltS rreeuar..- r & = f.
Euen'ing.-Money, 3@4 per cent. Governments
frmer; new SIS, l06a. States dull. l ~
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. January 31.-Viryinia copsols. 56h:
second series, 81; past-due COUPONS, TN. BID To-
day r-ts'F
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LATES + FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

THE TROUBLE ABOUT FOREIGN CATTLE.
LONDON, January 31.-A Liverpool dis
patch says, with reference to the further ar
rivals OF cattle from America: sit is an
nounced that the Privy Council department
have the subject under consideration, and
will issue orders hereafter. It is probable
that for the present no general regulations
will be laid down, but that the arrival OF
each consignment will be closely watched
and each case dealt with on its own merits.
Those engaged in the trade contend that an
unnecessary amount OF alarm has been Gre
atcd out of the Ontario's case, and even dis
pute The statement that animals condemned
have sutferedfrom pleuro-pneumonia. For
the protection OF their own interests they
have retained the services Of veterinary sur
geons CT high rcpute to act az check upon
the Privy Council inspectors"
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, january 31.-This weeks cir
cular OF the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' AS
ISOLATION says: "Cotton has been quiet
throughout the week. 4 moderate business
was done at prices slightly in favor OF buy
ers. American was in fair demand and
unchanged, except for Orleans, low mid
dling-io good HliddIing, and for good
middling' uplands and Texas, which
were reduced sixteenth. In Sea
Island there was good business, chiefly
in Florida. at full rates. Futures opened
Grmei, with hardening tendency; cricps
advanced sixteenth, but relapSed on Sat-
urday. and since then, with slight fluctua'
ton, they have been dull and materially TN.
changed, closing, however, tirmer with buy
els at an advance Of 1-l3d." ..,..
France.
GAMBETTA ELECTED PRESIDENT OF TIE CHAM
Der OF DEPUTIES.
PARIS, January 31.-Gambetta has been
elected President OF the Chambsr OF Depu-
ties, receiving 314 votes ont Of 405.
The message from President GrcvE will
be communicated to the Chambers probably
ion Thursday next.
81 The PIaSue. .i--
LONDON, January 31.-A Vienna dispatch
says: .'It is stated that Professor Botlin,
physician to the Car, advises the burning
,of WetIauka aud other villages where The
epidemic has broken out, with all the fur
niture in them, and the removal OF the in
habitants to healthy places. In spite OF the
heavy expenses such scheme would in
Yolve. the Car said he was disposed to fol-
Inv Rotiin'S odyicfD
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81 & d 8 2. q z. -7'7
Norfolk.
NORFOLK CONTRIBUTES "a DER-SHtPsES
!. issss OF cufTeG TO EugnFE. 81

fSpeciaffeegram u tlio Dispatch
NoRroLK, Va. january 51.--A negro li,;
ery.stable boy from Richmond lBill Savage
employed by Perry u Cos at the stables on
the corner Of Union and Nebraska streets,
was murdered this afternoon by another
negro while talking In front OF the, stables.
he was shot through the heart and died
almost Instantly. The murderer fed and is
still at large. He Is supposed to be,a wharf
laborer named George Ives. The body was
removed to the station-house and an inquest
held. s 81 u.s. 49, Il sd; IL
Nearly 10000 bales OF cotton were ship
ped from Norfolk TO Europe during the
month Of January, valued at s1,I25, 72s.
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. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AFFAIR.

WASHINGTON, January 31.-Mr. Columbus
Alexander. of athis scity, appeared before
the grand Jury OF this; District to- day and
presented documentary evidence with which
to substantiates a charge made by Alexander
that the, Hon. EpDa Hunton, of Virginia,
had sent him q challenge to fight duel last
summer: Alexander asserted that he had
evidence which would warrant the grand
Jury in presenting General Hunton for vio-
ia'ion OF the law governing duelling in the
district or Columbia :. i,SsG.s.. so
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RICHMOND. MARKETS.
FRIDAY, January 81, 1879.
Country ProHnce.


Ipples: sl.75@:2.5o q barrel. t'.':-
Eatirr: Prime TO choice yellow, 150lsa.; fair
70 cSSn' asat: 4s@5oc. "a bushel for conr,ry.
.Dr,ed FTuA: appes. 2@3c.; matches. peeled,
5M &c. unpeelcd 2@3c.; cnerrIes, 12GtSl3c. 4 70.
Eg0s: In barrels. 2lc. II dozen; In crates. EGG
Fathers: Prime lye-goose, 35@4 Acc. common
FlGrsced: 81 p bushel.
mixed. 45m50c.
/ oats: Baled. A6@55c. ,,r-.l5=
PotQto9a: fItsh. Z. barrel, $2G$2 so. =
i Rye: 65@7Oc. p birsiel.
S S,g.I ;. Prime; a rs.
/ 7ftiLo.o: 6a5Ec. ~ u.
/ Wooi: Washed, 26@2Sc.: anwsshe6, 17G1Sc.
curry wool viii! bring from 10 sc. = IL less tim
above rates. .'.-l-.. 81. - Is
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c. -
Cement: Rosc.dale. sl5o p barrel.
Lime: Asrc ,itnral, ga Toe. p hushel; Rnck'ara
sl.1p6.&1 20. according ~ quantity; J0trler tdn-
iShing), 81 Is: Glenn's Falls, $4,000.
Ptnstsr: Lump, 1880; sronnc' Sc; cached
Tar: Large size. s3.25@s3.50.
Dry Goods. .s.,
Broom saeettaqs nnd !shtrimrs: Al Manehcs-
ter, &C.; Z Mamches:er: 5se.; Z Mansns5ter ~;
james River ACC; "A GrnnitcytlIe. To-. z Granite
vile ST.: A Rockhridge. &C.: Z Rockbriic 5sc:
Conestoea. exc; 10-i Peperil, 25c.; lO-4 City.
2c:5c.: Co:toll-yarns. 90c.
yitdcLed Shi,&iaos a1G Shestfng8: "a Ivan, VAN
avondale. t.; IA Social t.; "A Amc4keag.
I &C.; :. 4 ssltoate. 7e.: Methuan, &C.; Pc
Peterborough, 40; l9-i Waitham' 25c'; l0-4 City
bro;ca Drills: Petersburg. exc; Gpariteyil!s,
&C.: Rockbrid,e, \, &c.; AA, SIC.
Corset J1uns: Pasonia, &c.; Anloskeag. 10c.;
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Fort3.Gfth Congress---Third Session.
-. WASHINGTON, January 81, 1879. /,

MIR, Hamlin, from the Committee on Fo-
reign Relations, reported adversely on
House ioint!resolutinn in relation to expen-
Tditures at the Paris Exposition, and it was
indefinitely postponed. = .
|, | At i O'Clock the Senate went into execu.'
tive session. The executive session was for.
the consideration OF the New York custom
house nomipations.a s. III d.. 80
i The President sent an additional message
to the Senate, accompanied by 9 letter to
him from the Secretary Of the Treasury, relt-
Grating theassertions that hepublicinterest
required a. change In the administration OF
the New York custom house,. The Presi-
dent insists that the late collector and naval
officer made it centre Of partisan political
management. :. Z.
!. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House refused to- concur in the Sem:
ate amendments to- the bin to abolish the
volunteer navy. 49,. n.
senate bill 10 erect a military post at 81
Raso was agreed 70. L is,sss - - Il 3 I.
q: The Fairfax Seminary bill was consider
ed. Several members opposed it rs O itsaFs
rlatnl, and the House, acting asa committee.
oh tile whole, dnaH ), Defeated motion tofe$
pbrt the bill ta.tLe HnnsBta ia s'lsisi IL \
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MARINE sSrEi.s.gGENGE. =

uAEaSE sSEFi.s.Ea:ENt;E. =
i.iITIATf,RF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !. 1919.
.un rises.,......,... 7OSI HIGH TIDE.
Siul sets..,......., $40 Morning
Noop ri SEES. 600 E*cnlng....... .l2:0o
PORT OS RICHMOND. JANUARY 81, 1879.
..-, -. 49,. s.a., SAILED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York. mcr-
chnndise and passengers. G ". Allen & Co., agents.
steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk. United s,atcs
maiL merchandise and passengers, l.. b. Iztuin
agent. q. 1850 -.. .. 40.
- MEMORANDA.
Schooner N. f. Byarl, Kcmr, heace, at Norfolk
Barge Gacgo, Walker, heLce, u, Norfolk January
30ifI. 4,
Schooner Mary Price, Gundy. Philadelphia, Jsn"-
uary 3ls;. =. '..
by Telegraph. ....s. r
NEW YORK. Jlnuary STARVED: Old he
minion. Canada. Otranto, France, Republic ar
rived out Louise Pol, Amable, Teresa, freda LeD-
Hampton Roads: Sabine, Lake Tybcc.
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SALES f REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT White, 80 bushels very good at $1.00
Red, 40 bushels at 95c.: SO bushels on private
terms: 40 bushels fair FultZ nj 81 AZ bushels Mt
bushels prime Laucas err at $l.l0; SO bushels good
Lancaster Sl.00; & bushels prime Euitz 1t 81 .0S ::
SO bushels very good, Fn'tz at 81 DC; 80 bushels
Fnltz on private terms; 100 bushels mixed al
S1.0S-to'ai. esq bushels. ....... j.
CORN White. 4G bushels very good at 49,: so
bushels very coed at43c.: So bushels gnoi ri 42c.-
total, 100 bushels. Mircd, 4S bushels ut 42c.: &c
bushels At 43c.: lao bushels fultz on private
terms-t0ial, 264 bushels.
RYE.-2e bushels very good at 5Sc.: lS bushels
good at 5Sc-toial. 3S bushels. .... H. t.=
MEAL.-lO0 bushels. very good unbohcd at 45c.
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TIE CASE OF COMMANDER KELLs.

zWAsH1NGToN, January 31.-There are in
timations thatithe naval court which tried
Commander kclls, who some time ago wrote
a letter characteriZing Senator Kellogg in
very strong terms, have recommended his
(KellSs) dismissal from the naval service.
The NaryDepartmen is not retready, how.
ever, to promulgate the findings OF the
court, whatever they may be. =
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EURNITUREl FURNITURE!-m
II WHOLESALE AND RETAIL have sSts
always on hand u full end complete stock Off
FURNITURE OF LIVERY DISCRETION from
the most reliable factories East and Vest also, OF
my own make. etfrr notwithstanding. Parties
In want will not lie doing justice TO heInSey with
out giving me q call and examining my stock anu
prices. A liberal discount TO The trade.
=, --sr 0.. ..s WILLIAM DAFFKOS. ..iy
-'.'t. 1888 Main street.
Factory and Upholstery-R Rooms, l6, 10, anc 20
north Fifteenth street. sT''@ s ~ j. IS :
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IrlouT.'

.r Flour.' =. deg. s'..
. Fiue, S2.73@t3: scpertine, "a extra. $47E6
81 common family. $3.50: fancy bracs-, sea
$3.50. s- E.s
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

... FRIDAY, January 81, 1870.
The breaks to-day comprised II hos sheads. The
offerings Il, auction on Change were 1872 pack
ages, Of which number 80 were taken In. PI
ranging from 81 80 70 S2G.50. s.rft.
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THE 4 NEWS
BIZ rEIE,ssApn FROM All s1aarERs.

a;HARsfLgss NEGRO MuRDERED IN COLD
BLOOD sIN TEfE. STREETS or NORFOLK
LANCE SHIPMENTS OF coTToN TO Eu-
ROPE pIRIEa THE MONTH or aANUARY--
ELECTION OF p. +. JONAS o. IS sENA-
TOR r on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
'NEWs-THE NEW YORK. NOMINATIONS
FISsANc1ALsAND CONSERVATIVES LOU
]IsIANA POLITICAL TROUBLES WELLS DE
MES THAT HE HAS BEEN MDICTED-THE
HUNT0N AFFATR-GkMBETTA ELECTED
PRESIDENT or THE CHAMBER OF DEPU-
TIES, &c, &C. ~. 9i g}9 :I
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FURNITURE.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.-n
w The greatest barg aims In Furniture ever "a
offered La this city can b. found at 1903 east fsY
Main street. have In STOCK and am now re-f
ceIying all the latest STYLES for chamber parlor.
anG dining room. Paror Suits from $40 to 1900:
Oh tmber Suits FROM SIS 10 $3.50. Cane and Wood
Chairs Il speciality. Upholsierlng and Repairing.
Gull and see inc. Terms lioera
- l~-3.-I,. -. ii. j, D.GATEW0OD.
de 1O.eod3n 1908 east Main street.
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