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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

Figures showing the Quantity of
Freight Carried by the Coulson Line
OF steamers.
The navigation season of 1879 was a
profitable one, as the figures piled up by
the local press Of other river points indi-
cate. Of the business done from here by
the Peck aud Powers lines and by the
numerous independent boats plying the
river We have no record and have been
unable TO obtain even approximate figures.
But the business of the Coulson boats has
been given US in accurate form from the
books in the Office of the company and the
books in the Offices of the various boats.
The following figures give the number Of
pounds Of freight carried by each of the
Conlson hoats durino the season IF 1879.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

An entirely new line of Fan y Groceries,
Candies, Nuts, Oranges and L-mous q,
Cash Prices at Tom NJ r, halls.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23
G.RL WANIE0.

II can find Il situation by applying with ut de-
lay at j. l.. F~osKETr,s,
Capital street.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

The postoSice book store receive new
goods by express every night.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

Mills &-Purdy have m. lsr seat and best
assortmeatofh holiday goods IL town. Thei!
stock, Ia variety and quality, eclipees oil
their formsE displays. Inspection tnvlt-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

For choice Christmas candies 60 to
Walter III. Cars. His stock is immense.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

Apples % cents per peck. Two pounds
can hiaekherries 81 so per dozen at
j. +. fRuoE Co.'S,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

Christmas Goods at CASA Prices a,
Z. +. MARsHALL's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

The celebrated Arrow Brand Fresh Oys.
ters for sale BY
The Cash Grocer, Capital 81.
Frssh smoked bacon at
J. E. Bruce & Co.'S.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

Bee; steak mince meat for sale at
O. p. HAGE's
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

Fresh. Oysters ct Lavender's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

Winter Underwear. Gents Fur
nishing Goods Ct all descriptions at
Harry katz'S.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

A very choice selection cC Haii Law Giits
very cheap, at Z, NJ. Coates. Call end see
them.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

Rev. Henry st. George Young Pens an
Epis,le which Contains Some Intcrrs-
ting Reading for Our Correspondent,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

\ neS stock nt Faucy Goeds al Com
Ma!sbai.'s.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

DIR. W. II. Ii. Brown, dentist. Union
Yankton.
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RIVER BUSINESS AT YsNk1on.

Mrs. NJ, L. KEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-28
An Eeyptian National Bank.
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

.-es,,.s MONDAY January 81. 1879:
S eI1ed s sss loo Dis Ssasss
State Observation-Disclosures consols, 55A bid, 55a
asked Virsinia conSols. new, SO BID, 31h asked:
certificates. IL bid; Virginia tax-receiVa5le cou-
pons, Tx bid. Tx asked.
CITY Sec@rities.-Rirhmond city IS J. ana j.,
Petersburg city &C. +. and A., es5 bid; Petersburg
city s's special TAX \ and j. 107 bd; LynchbSSrg
gig eid; Manchester city s., sax:rsceivaOe' NJ aud
Railroad Bonds.1Gbesapeake and Ohio Rail all;
road 6s. gold, NJ. and NJ 30S bid; Virginia Central
sinia Central Railroad third mortgage 6's. and
gage s's, ). and D. 100 bid; sou,hside R &, road
j. and j.. 77k bid. 70 asked: southside Railroad
Petersburg railroad first mortgage s's, j: andJ.'
lO2k bid Petersburg Railroad SECOND mortgage S's,
Ra IaS d e ss o7H bd and
tersbRrg Railroad first mortgage So, A. ano Or lOo
r. aS5 and b RG HeSmSn
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage rs.
J. aud j., 50 bid; Orange and Alexandria second
DanYiile Railroad consolidated 6's. II. and n, so
bid, SIS asked: Piedmont Railroad first mortgage
as, A. and O.,lC2. bid; Richmond, York River and
Chesapeake Railroad first mortgage Ss, j. and d. 80
bid
Ratiroad Stocks.-Petersburg Railroad, 100 par,
100 asScd; Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad
100 par, 3sA bid, 40 asked: Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad SIX per cent. guaran-
teed,. 100 par, 10 bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed
! 100 par, SSH bid; Richmond and DanStlle Railroad
100 par, 4 bid, 600 asked.
Bank StockS.-First National, 100 par, III
bid; National Bank OF Virginia. 100 par. S0a BID,
SO asked State Bank Of yirsinia, 100 par; Is bid
so asked: Union Bank Of Richmond, so par, 4O4
bid, 42S asked.
Insurance CompanteS.-Virginia Fire anu aa-
rine on mar 81 bid, 81 asked; Virginia 81 ate, 20
mar, 27k bid, 2e4 asked Virginia Home, 100 par,
IOO& asked; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par.
100 par, 20 bid, 80 asked. 80.
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THE LATEST NEWS ! ! J
- r,1EenApn rorHE DrsrATcH..

,.ss,oSA1. AND OTHER WASHINGTON
coNSnSrw TRIAL GRANTED TO AN IN
My-pDrRER-THE ARLTNGT.3o<S
piAs s cAsE-AppLIcATioN or :
ID E 70. MINERS FOR WAGES TO
fhSn IN IN LAWFUL MONEY OF TUE
RI r rH srArEs-BALTIMoRE ELECTION
INi,r nIrSA WHOLE FAMILY MUIR
nEnep EY An IN san = - :. = MN .
,,nSTyELrE, AAISE-A woaAN MIN s.,,s,
MON. NOM NEAR MEMPnis-A UNITED
bkkEp MARSHAL MURDERED NEAR
SlAi.r y,1IsY. ILLISOIs-sCENE AT a
c"n ,~,sr p ,sToR>S MEETISe-oBITuARf-
fAl -, ,su si1r FOR SALVAGE AGAINST
rnr UNITED STATES SNIP coSsItfo-
rr0S &C, &C
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I Court to-day I'D the case spf the al iat1tic an,
Gulf ailroad CoanpanY against the State
GEORGIA. &c afiirtnsth liability of the roat
Ito taxation, under Che net Or the Leg sidturl
approved February, Al q. on The ground
that the act OF 1883 conso idating the .Sayan
nah, Alban y and Gtiif railroad and the AT.
laiitie and 6 ;iII railroad operated to create
new corporat lon, md thus deprived those
companies Of the privileges and immunities
granted by their orig inal charter. 80. /.
0THER ITEMS. zl
WASHINGTON, January 27.--Information
tending to confirm the reports that Sitting
Bull has rccrossed the Canadian border ms
received ut the Department OF the Interior
to-day. The Government is undecided ny
to whether hostilities are intended or not.
The mntter WILDE brought before the Cab
met tomorrow by Secretary Schurz.
The letter Of Secretary Sherman giving
bis reasons for the removal Of Collector Ar
thur, at New York, was made public to-day,
together with Arthurs reply. The letteris
a vigorous defence Of his position, in which
he emphaticaily denies Sherman's assertions,
and declares that the reforms instituted by
him were adopted by the Department.
The following is The, full text OF the pro-
position reported from the Senate Judi
ciary. Committee as substitute for the con-
istitutional amendment on the same, subject
proposed by the, Joint resolution which
passed the House under a suspension OF the
rules, on the last day OF last session !: 90
Article 16. No claim against the United
States shall ever hereafter be sustained or
allowed by Congress, or any department
officer or court OF the United States, or
money paid by the United States or from
their funds, whether as damages, compen-;
sasion, or otherwise, for or on account OF
any property-real, personal, or mixed
taken, used, injured, or destroyed by
United States troops, or by or through
any officer, civil or military, or other
persons acting or protesting to act under
or by authority OF the United States, or
OF their enemies, or taken, used, in
iured, or destroyed from any other cause
whatever during the existence OF the late
insurrection or rebellion against the Gov
erDment OF the United States, unless the
owner thereof, and in case OF any corpora
ton, it's governing authority and manage
ment, was during all the time Of such in
surrection Or rebellion loyal in fact to the
Government OF the United States, and gave
neither aid nor encouragement to the enc
my. No pension. bounty, grant, pecuniary
indemnify, or pecnniary benefit, shall ever
be paid, provided for by or under authority
Of Congress. or any State, for or on account
OF any military or other service, or injury
suffered in hostility to the Government OF
the United States. No pardon or amnesty,
past or future, shall have any effect to take
any person, case. or claim out Of the pur-
view OF this article.
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5g loc. SMALL nicauTasss
hess ssses, 5i a'ass hoops .4oasl.so
rnes s st ap s sIaa@sasS thre'
!. soae -, Ko--g SInlnou fair. l2a
G1ssf Lss Adanlanine candles. 12i4l513c. a SET
sl5H016c. D ID: lf-bc1es. 13c.: taifow. lac.
ehssst - Prime me, cutting l0c.: northern ant
Rice Carolina. e,sep7c.: Rangoon. &C.
North caroa gosa so a lsr $40 caro-
linz roe. In Assf.barTels, s4@s4.25. Mackerel--
10. Bay. 81 q: Nc. 2, In barrels, .s11.5O: No. 8
Hiss s1 Nc. s X In Kits 1925; No.
Lard Prime, rayreIs and tierces. 7Xc.; IN half
asrces. Zoe. barrels: S1c.: genuine goisen sTrap
an st 2 Eallon; New Orleans p,ime 4oa55e
'ated. exc: A. Sls@sar.;: n So: extra G, &c.:
Yellow. sa1ac cut ioaT,10Ec., Porto Rico, De-
soep: Common. 5@7c; best washing, THOSE
4as sseE as srns srs
imperial, SL.lo@s1.6o; guIfpowder, $l.45@1.75
Hides. Lcather.Xc.
Hides Green. 4tG5c.: drv saited. l2Al2r.: or.
h ,I d3@l3c; wet salted,7@7e; wei ssited calf
skins IEsf Soe. soIs 10, hs 90. .,,a,
hemlock. ls@2ac.: country upper. 3O@5ns.: city
inIsh. lS@22c 3 foot: kip. 406675c. d.: harness
country: 2s@33: CITY finish. 32@35c. q H.; calf
g ssaS; feA'n' 'i's'1 9 10 rough sAHNHS' ~
I, from. Steel. Nails. sc. ~
from American renned. Old Do,ninion. %
&C.: Swedes. hammered, 5Ac.; hoop, 4ta6j: Pig
IRON: Virgins coa-bast charcoal. s2S@$32
charcoal. s24@s2s; Penns siyana an
Nails: Old Dominion. 1925 per keg FOR stand.
,rd-that is. ten-peniry: other sizes extra.
Plough Casttng8: wholesale, &c.; retail 4@
EoDe: Manila. best. 14@15c: jute. s@ec.
Bags: Mixed cotton, 1ac.: white, 2tsc.; woollen
Liquors. Wines. sc.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints S2@$2.25 @
dozen, gold.
Brandies: Domestic. s1.25Ms2: fruit. sl.loa
81 5; a.; apple gsg; s!375@$2; old, s2'25@ss;
Rue WhiskeuS: Medium, 81 0as2: pure old. 80
az Ss4; Iiria an a., mountain, new s2@s2.oo' I'D
Gin: Domestic. Sl.25(dlS2: imported, 80 p case
Ne11 England Rum: Sl.5Ol0S1.60.
Rectifed Whiskeus: Market quiet; proof $1.25.
Lumber. Slaves, &c.
Lumber: White oak. l2MS15 q 1000: Western
S1SMS65 {, 1000: yellow pine boards, SO 1Sl3
lost. SI0M$14. according to lengths. Shingles
Pine. S2.50GS5; cypress six-inch, S5@s 9.26
+ .o t;ooo' ha''S-sp'' - sawed Si''oe&'1'0'
Staues WhIskey-b barrel timber green. 81 s@s2e4
06s s s2 s2o o6 Zoo n"
zoe. q bundle. %
Powder. Shot. &c.
Fuse; TOYS mining: 35c.@Sl.25 q 100 feet
Shot: Northern, 81 65 q bag OF rs tbs.
GTtndStoncs: lACG2iSc. p ID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-28
Grand Lodge B'nai Firth.

PHILADELPHIA, January 22.-TLe session
of the Grand Lodge of the Independent Or
der of Bnai Birth OF the United States was
resumed this morning withaful attendance:
The report. OF tile Executive ComEaittee OF
the Constitutional Grasd Lodge was read
and adopted. 1t refers to the statue OF Re-
ligious Liberty erected in 1876 in Fairnont
Park, and requests tsat suitable provision
be made for presenting the statue to tine
people of the United States The lodges OF
the order contributed S3,1J3 TO the Rouma-
nian mission. The repors also refers TO the
annual collection in every lodge for the: pen.
.eft.of the tsAlliance Israelite Universellef
for the elevation OF Hebrews In lands Where
laws have heretofore checked
their progress d : ~
Wages sn Lawful Money Demanded.
PHIIADELpHIA, January 27.-The miners
of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company have forwarded to President
Gewen an address demanding the payment
OF th cir wages in lawful money OF the United
,Sts4es. and threatening il such payment is
moi made on or before February 10Th they
will yefuse to work thereafter. s
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EIeetio1l- xarw33 Yielntssrs Convicted.

/ EL1sesSLitNflll-h.tkssS ABsNts E0MV1fIede
BALTIMORE. january The United
states Circuit. Court Jury to-day rem dereJ o
verdict of guilty agni1st Justice b. Gtitls
AID Walter ECKER, Judges Of election at
The late congressional election 10 the Fotir-
teentli ~ nrd. They were found guilty OF
.flindering The United States supervisor In
.diseharging bis duties by refusing to admit
a speciai United States deputy marshal 10
The polling and OF stuffng the ballot.
box. They were renanded for sentence.
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Criminal Record.
TRIPLE MURDER BY A MANIAC.

TRIPLE MURDER BY A MANIAC.
BELFAST. Me-, January 2z.-At Mont
vile Saturday evening John Mcfarland Ia
farmerl, his wife, and granddaughter, were
murdered by one Powell, aa insane man.
Mrs. Mcfarland was shot,, and the others
had their brains beaten out. The murderer
was afterwards shot and killed by neigh
Dor, whom he had attacked.
a.. LONE WIDOW MURDERED. Htssl
MEMPHIS, Tenn, JanNary 27.-Mrs. w.
c. Foster, widow, residing alone nea7 this
city. was brutaly murdered last night by
some unknown persons, who crushed her
skull with BANNER.
A TOWN COLLECTOR SHOT THROUGH TIE HEAD.
ROCKFORD, ILL, January 27.-Marshaii 5.
Pritchard. town collector Of Cherry Valley,
was mysteriously murdered. heroyesterday,
His body was found with ball in his heaa.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

MONDAY, January u, 1879.
Country Produce.
Apples: 81. 75Ms2. "a barrel.
Bstter: Prime to choice yellow, 15@1sc.; fs,r
TO e so9a Ssat ls@5oc- bushel foz country.
5@se unpeeIed, 2Sss; cherries, i2&@l5c: u;
ESas: in barrels sic. "A dozen: in crates s2c.
Fathers: Prime llse-goose, 3Sea4oc.; coain'on'
FlGrssed: 81 a spshel.
HaV: Virginia tlnsothy, $4,000; Clover and
mixed. 45Hl50c.
Pototoes: irish. q barrel. s2@$23l
re: G5@7os: : Suslel.
BnLed Strnso: 35@40c.
f Wool: Washed. ,sS@ssc.; unwssaea: 17G1ss.
Barry wool will bring from 10 &c. = ID less TEAM
above rates. -s.-r .-..--.. ..-
Cement, Lime. PIastas. &c.
| Cement: Rase4dale. s1.50 q Barrel.
line Agrieatra, s@ Zoe 2 nashe I; Roes an
ishas a Gienas F a 'on'''
Plaster: Lump, 1880; gsounu, 80: caiciheo
| p'a Tar: Large size, ss.25@sa5o.
-. Dry G GODS.
t. Bro,as sheettno s and !Stsrttnas: A Manches-
ter, &C.; X Manchester. 5Se.: Manchester; 4sc.;
DANES ,sssr Rysr ees Sa@fi Ecsr eSs
vile &C.: "A Iiockhriese &c: Eoesbride. b g
d-A ~ :(,onpsTOga. 7ks.s ; q. CosseSto2a. &c: y.
Centstoea. 64c.; 1919 Peperill. 25c.; 1o-4 City.
I Rieae Ied s1irtisas and sseettngs A wam-
sutta lie: IA JACKSONVILLE. 3isc.: "a Bockdale,
&C.; A Home, sHc; a. onetaa, &c. a;. Ssa
sc; Whltsstc,as &c; sarp sIsfS S f ss1
terboro,igh 49,, lo-4 Waltham, 2oc.; lo-4 City
ITo1n7, Isptts Petersburg. exc; Graniteyille,
&C.: Kockbriuge, A. &c., .AA, SHc.
1 Corset .seaas: Pasonta, &c.; Amoskeag. 1oc.
Dentrp.s Harlem. l29c.: Boston Steam Mills, &C.
tnend, &C.: Spraclie, 6xc.; Manchester, &c.; Wash
ngtns, &c. Hamilton. &C.; Slerriinaek. 5kc. Mai
Eiery &c.. OrIenta Pacific, &c.; Arnoio, oSc.i Hat'
ineny, DC; Ws s9a, s.. asss ,.,so &c.
Drugs, Dyestufis, OILS, sc.
| 1teorois ~ ESQ p gallon
Concentrated Lys; sa.25@A 2 case OF fou'
S SsgsIsssai: s sSs. : !. n.
i Extract ol Logsoood: lsc.
0tIsc Iinseed. roc: machine. 81 @s1.95: sDerrn
4 h1.o6: whale. Coo: slraits, 45@65c.: L46rador
iii ,s anS e. xsa
lnbricattag, @aoc,; kerosene, ssc, CASH y gal
as assas 1G sSe without top $50
ssa,s So s Is y k Enssh Soda o.
Sntrits TurDenttne:.0
S sssSpsa s; 3 K and canas
5 5f,ssss a ss,ss Sss sSsss Sso''
/: groceries. &c.
Bxcoa. Shoulders, 4@5c.; clear rib-ssdes'
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The 'ArIingtop-Suit.

&, ALEXANDRIA,, January ~. In the unlted
statss Court to-day. the counsel in the Ar r
linpton case continued the argument upon
the the instructions to the jury. the Judge
stated that tomorrow he would decide on
two instructions asked for By the palntils,
and one of those asked for by the: del ss q
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Ey Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January 27-Noon.-Stocks strong.
Money on call, y! per cent. Exchange-Long, 4s4;
Short 4S7 Stare bonds Gull. Governments steady.
observation-disclosures, 26l3 per cent. Exchange,
4S4X64S5. Governments weak; new 5's, 1866.
Stutes dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, january 27.-Virginia 6+s- deferred.
6; eonsols 55Is; SERIES 36H; as,due coupons, II.
BiGto-Gay.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January 2z> 1870

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, s54 bushels.
Consolidate. l.196 bushels.
OATS.-16 bushels. -'
MEAL.-50 bushels. '.E-..'
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Rcd,. 40 bushels very good FuiZ at
81 0J; IA bushels at 81; 1856 bushels COED Fultz at
1.03-totaI. 220 bushels.
CoRN.-White, 24S bushels prime at 45c.; 200
bushels on private terms; ~ bushels very good at
45c.;, $40 bushels prime OH private terms: 46
bushels prime ut 45c. $40 bushels very good ut
44c-total, E.I96 bushels.
OATs.-lSs bushels very good spring at Csc.
MEAL.-59 bushels unbOlted at 45c.
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mAxHNE gNTELLa&sNCG.


ARRIVED. .s
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker. Ne@ York,
merchandise and passengers, u. w. Allen " Co..
agents. ,
Schooner Ida Bahccck, Dare. New IosS. railroad
iron. Chesapeake and Ohio raitroad.
schooner T. Il. Gasken IL ais, New Ark, railroad
iron. Chesapeake and Ohio slilroad.
Schooner John n. Par,scr, Outtce, City Point
light, Curtis Parker. .
Bark Carl Friedrich tSerman), Liverpool, salt,
Davenport & Morris
SAI.ED.
Steamer Ariel, Maye, Norfolk. United Stitfs
mail, merchandise, a-sa passengers, L. Il iatum,
agent. st..
schooner Katie Ranger, HARDY, Wilmington. coal
Curtis & PARKER.
Schooner NJ. T. Payard, Calsp, Norfolk, coal, Cur-
RE 6 Co. -
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New YaxS, Janrary 9th, schooner EN-
press, Dennis. r.Es
MEMORANDA. a,!. p
Steamer Pisaeer Plat from RschmoDd ria Nor
folk with MERCHANDISE and passengers, at Pbiadel-
phia January 2Jth. .--a a..
steamer +. W. EvsrDlan, from Philadelphia for
Richmond, passed lhe Delaware breakwater Jan
steamtr Wyanese, Couch, New York, arrived
january 23d. ..s..Ts 49,. r.. ..s
BY Telegraph. -~+
NEW YORK, January 27.--Arriyed; CaSlalla'
delet. Arrived out: Cyprus, Batavia. Homewaru
Sylvo NUS blanchard
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aFE&IAE NOTICES
aegs sYGLE BnorHERs
have sass opened $4,000 worth Of
EEWtcAMBRic EDGES.

have sass opened $4,000 worth Of
NEWtcAMBR1c EDGES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from Sc. loci per gard;
CAMBRIG EDG e nj sc. w54tii &c.; .4si,sss &
CAsIERIC EDGE at &c. worsk IKE;
OAMBRIC EDGE nt I6c. WORTH 1910; Il
1919 CAMBRIC EDGE at i exc. work. 25c.; =
| CAMBRIA EDGE at 165sc. WORTH SOC,
CAMBRIC EDGE at zoe. worth 4se.;
srt CAalBRIC EDGE at 26c. worth 5Gei
CAMBRIA EDGE at SIC. worth 82c>I !.
CAMBRIA EDGE at SOC. worth 75c.s
We have the largest assortment OF EDGINGS ever
offered In any house this Side Of New York. az we
ask Is q call for inspection of these goods.
1000 yards more Of those ape IRISH LINEN
REMNANTS at the old price;
500 dozen CENT? EAEN's and LADIES HAND
KERCHfEF5 from 8a TO 5oe.;
Don't fall to look at oSr HAEDKERCTsIEFS at 10
and l29aEc.;
500 pair ED GLOVES TO be closed out al soc.
"A full line of BLACK and coLoRED SILKS.
Don't fail to look a. otx roc. and 81 Silks.
BLACK CASHMERE froza size. TO 81 per yard. :
Don't faft TO look at our 7Je.CksEaERE, tia best
/. m the market. ~
, We have on hand fun asssstzssss Of
CARPETS,
RUGS,
MATTINGS, r
OIL-CLOTHS.
BLANKETS AVID BED-COMFORTS
and die balance Of winter stock to- be closed cut
at prime cost.
. weare receiving NEW GOODS daily suitable for
the season. .--
We have full line In cveyy department.
stock. sYCLE BROTHERS,
!: 81 Broadstreet,
/. ia 25-eod between Third and Fourth streets.
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.,LATE Is NEWS
EnKIand.

LONDON, January 2T.-In the admiralty
division OF the High Court Of Justice action
has been brought by the owners OF the
steau-tug Admiral against the United
States ship Constitution 10 recover e., 800
for salvage. The sum OF e200 had been ten
tdered, but was refused. erhe Plaintiffs ask
ed leave to serve notice Of the motion
upon the captain OF the Constitution and
the United Stated States Consult at Ports
mouth. The application was granted, but
the Judge stated he could not allow any or
der to issue upon the captain; he would hear
argument on the question Wednesday next.
LII the mean time. he:Would communicate
with the Government. ..7
) LONDON, January N.-At meeting to-
day OF the shareholders Of the Metropolitan
Bank, with reference to which it was ru-
mored last week that The institution was in
process of absorption by other London,
banks, the chairman stated that q call FOR
five pounds per share was issued on Friday
to meet threatened run, which in fact was
one. .
An Egyptian National Bank.
Z. ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT. January 27.-An
Egyptian National Bank. with capital OF
$4,000, 600. has been formed. under the au-
spices Of the Minister OF Finance, and the
Right Hon. Robert Lowe, member OF Par
lament for London University, has accepted
the craftsmanship Of the English Board Of
Directors of the bank ~. ..s.4...
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sILR-s 8 SILKS. SILKS.

BLACK TasRETA SILK at ssrpe sara; ~prsfJ
81.
BLACK GRls-GRAIN BLK at 81 worth sl.2S;
BLACK GI:Cs-GHAES SILK as 6l.25 worth
$3.50;
BEACK RCH-sRAIN SILK at sI.5g worth So
BLACK GRO GRAIN SILK at s2 woytn $3.50;
BLACK GROs '-t1TRAT SILK ass3 WORTH S.;
fLrsHT. COLO. 2EDS HHs FOR evening dresses as
soc. per var q worth 81 rs:
ELEGANT CIR EsAE eoLoRED D7fSsA SsE SILK
nj $3.50 per yard would BE cfRap AZ Sc go
.LIsafT-BLUE SIaTIS, s4smcLss widest u 20 per-
yard WORTH 49, srsts ~ s-@ ,.s: 8s.Etsl
jCOL9RED SATI1S in,g.~at variety; G.T
BLACK SATIN an$al, -s,,s.sS, and $3.50 per ysrd,
BLACK SILK TlHMYlNd-YEBIETS At Sh25,
$3.50, $l.7J. Stand SO SO per yarta;. tt
WEDE MENLlST FL VEL YET at Stperyap4 WORTH
SIS, ct sS per yarfworfhS12;:
Extraordinary bargains. in FRENCH aus IRJSB
PDPLlNs, ut EEWY BfsDTHERS'.
Bargains III all kindsof- BLANKETS. taz2
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that 'sis again qtaite complete. .. ~.
TEA TRAYS; srom ID 10 "a inches:
CAKE ami BREAD BOX es-all sizes :
Full line of. HAMPERS, L INCH and. TRAVEL
LJNG-BASKETS:
WILLOW, NURSERY, and CANE RoCkIss&
CHAIRS;
Full assortment of CRCCGERY-WARE;
Moreo OF those HANDS SalE CANCeY-ToP z0'LL
PERAMBULATc9S:
RACK WALNUT BLACKfxG-BOXSs with
CARPET Tor;
AL, sizes UMBRELLAS-24 TO. 80 inches;
Excellent carbohydrates at 9oc> and $1.2o
All sizes MEMS aROGASss
All sizes BOYS heavy saOES;
NEW ALBUMS aud WR1gING-DgsKs;
TIN TOILET SETS-fulsassortmans;
GoBLETS a,ss3 TUNlBL aRs-a fne, line,
Catalogues mailed fro to any sddress>
+. ';.;', - W. A.. STEVENS,
ia1l -----. sos Broad street.
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RJcHMoND TOBACCO. EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, january 81, 1879.
The breaks to-day comprised IT hoesheads. The
offerings at auction on Change were 10 packages,
Of wi.irh number taken al. and the remainder
sold st prices ranging from Ss.25 10 $3.50.