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The south Carolina Tux Sales.
IMPORTANT DECISION BY TIE UNITED STATE
cr-pgIlIE COURT.


SUPREME COURT. -
r,su,soroS January 20.-Tbe United
States Supreme Court to-day declded tne lhh.
nortant case OF De Trcville Us. hoDert
Small. from the United States CIRCUIT Couft
for South Carolina. This was SUN 10 re-
cover possession OF certain tract OF ianu IN
beaufort. S. c., sold for taxes during tue
war by The United States District CommlS-
sioner, under act OF Congress Tor Inc coilec-
t;on OF taxes IN insurrechonary alstrlcts'
Dassed March is, 1868. The case was
brought here upon writ OF error 10 test tue
validity Of so-called taX-saie titles, ny VIZ
;ue OF which more than half OF the land IN
Beauford county is now held. 1t is main
tanned by the former owners OF the ianus IN
controversy that the act OF Congress levy
inc the tax and imposing penalty OF nity
ppr cent. upon delinqneuts is in violation
Of the second section Of the first article Oh
the Constitution; that the proceedings OF
the commissioners prior 10 the sale were IT.
regular, and that the certificates gwen by
them to purchasers are invalid as convey
ances OF title.
This Court, however, sustains the !udS-
ment of the lower tribunal bytholding that
the act OF Congress in question is not I'M
constitutional; that the taX-sale certificates
sre themselves presumptive evidence Of ali
the sntecedent facts essentialt TO their yallG-
ity. and they can be oyerthrown only by
showing that the property which they cons
yev was not subject TO tax, that the taxes
upon it had been paid previous to the sale,
or that il had been redeemed. In the pres
ent case no evidence Is offered sufficient to
rebut the presumptive regularity and valid
ity OF the tax-sa!e certificates. and the judy
mcnt of the Circuit Court is therefore af-
frmed. Justice Strong delivered the opin-
ion. Justice Field dissenting. This decis-
ion. it is Stated, viii quiet the titles to more
than two thousand pieces OF property IN
South Carolina. - ~ ~ sff~E'A. =
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The steamship Obcron.

QUEENSTOWN, January 21.-There is no
chance Of saving the steamship 0beron,
bound from New Orleans to Liyerpool
which has stranded OFF Kinsale. Captain
Campbell explained the loss Of his vessel
bystatiug that, having the propeller broken.
the Oberon steered with great difficulty, and
that as she was making port che was struck
BY heavy gale and driven ashore on the
rocks. No lives were lost. Efforts are be-
ing made to discharge The cargo at.hlgh wa
ter with some hopes OF success. ~ 80 o.
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ny Telegraph.

~. u s3fgs5 b ~. NEW YORK.
s7o SEE s xssai Sha1rs aa a9sa fia s n
4 lrleans, o cleo. flour about steady: southern
-four quiet and unchanged. Wheat Aaas. better;
ssesassd soF? ss Corn rea
shade frmer ana fairly active Tor export business
s sD'si ssd 4 pnsnss No s Sess
fair to COCO rsan,ns
and steady: Kanyoon, Sc. Resin steady at 1850
81: 311. Pork opened excited and hisher and closed
new lanipspecieaS Cat meats r9 p pesied
silddIcs hlsher; western and city long clear, 4se;
$3.50. Whstey nominal; si.ii bid; none .ei otfer
ing. Freighls armer.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMoR e, January 2l.-Flour fairly actiyeand
firm. Southern wheat quiet; email offerings: west
amber, sI.o6@si.07; No. 2 PENNSYLVANIA red,
81 .06 February, si.o6a; March, 5 Los. Southern
quiet and nominal; western quiet for near and
frmer for later operations southern white, 47c yell
low. Acc. Oats qu!ei and steady southern and Penn
ern mixe5, aseaaoc. Hay dull and Unchanged Pro-
ss7s for Old: so.75 for new. -nsais~ioose
shoulders, $780,; clear.rib sides, 4As41c. per car
load packed, new, 4@5c; Bacon-shoudsrs. cid,
4s new AZ; ssar7rie Sides new sasns
1s@soss: rolls. i5@i7:, coase-sis e.rsees. II
1 &c Shs
| Sugar dull ;i"Ansoft, sk@sNe.
Wheat quiet; red snd white, ,95@9sc. Corr heavy
sSc Oats 24 ~ PORK arm S bid:
| steam, 500. gEuk-meats strong. Bacon-shoul-
sers clear rib &C.; clear sides, &c; Whisky:
! New Orleans. 597c. Hogs In active demand; pack.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. January 2l.-Flour unchanged
amber and white, 96c. Corn hrm: white. 34c.;
mixed. sac. Oats 1rmer;. white. 27c.: mixed,
ut $3.50. Lard higher: choice leaf fierce. 81;
keg, e. Bukm meat higher: ssaiders, Sc: clear
loose. sugar-curcd hams. 7a@9c. Whlskey, 81 OF.
T. @ T.'LOUIs.
ST. LOUIS. January 2l.-Fiour higher choice,
$4.55@$4.65. Wheat 1rmer; No. 2 red Gail. 94c.
sasic spot Oats unsettled and generally higher for
cash; No. 2, 224@e2sc cash Pork higher a 50 25
Buik-meals excited and higher: boxed shoulders,
1926 cash, $3.4o FebIary boxed short rib, q. IS
fy-cnred e, q 90 Bse9n hsae66; short ro'
| -: ~ CHICAGO.
CHICAGO january 21.1E'enr neminaly I'M
.. changed. Wheat excl eel and higher: No. 9 rel win
ter; s7@ssc.: No 2 Cheese spring; , s4ac: cash'
!, ale February. 3iisc. M1rch. Oats higher with
light demand hol; !ers firm. 2oSc. cash, 2OSc Feb.
ruarv. 2Ohc. March, 2saic. Nay. Pork excited nm'l
506 zoe. higher: strong vt opening; closed easier
1926. cash, $9.30@a9.32h February, S9.45@
& S9.4TH March. Lard excited, higher, and unsrt
ted, closing easy: .S6.l2H cash. s6.15@sGl7A
% February. Satisfactorily; March. Dnlk-mea.s
4 strong nd higher short rib 81. 4U@S4.42k short
clear, "a .57k@S4.GO. Whskey steany At sl04.
4 At close Wheat strong and HIGHER; SGtc bid
January, s7ac. February. sSEe. M.r h. Corn IN
active demand and advanced; 3 1908 iI:c. FcbrI.
=. ary, 32c. March. SG4c. bid May. Oats In fair de-
. mand and higher: 24c. May. Pork excited and
6rmcr ana 2,ic. Li.her.
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!. .roMAc COUNTY, 4
JANUARY lis, 1879. I

So 10 JANUARY 10, iotSs s
: ,,,.nc3ch. This county rs famous,
Dear gss snow, for the large tIsiant.sY auu
as you l.'J n,sa,isy Oh The pototoes Wnl ~, !.
exeeeAs,,, a,h vsr;elies--sweet ana aris SD
grows. . ,p mere Ia vast abundance Inc
are pTo s..aioes "a this section are neilese,
sweet l liza ne any grown In this. STATE ,sl
unequssss"s - II has been avery rem uhets =
outS'ae ~ 70 The farmers, and they have maae
tive crogh ns;ness to learn all that IS 20 pc
it tsIe.i as 10 the hest methods o. ralsins
know" From the large pine forests Wa q,
tmr. I'D here the farmers, during sne iai,
aF Run1t collect large quantts,es Oh
ana wv with these they comp ma,sn.
"shat1s.., mould, and whatever else t1es
turf osMss Tn tae way os stable manure, &C
may nav. erection atstbis' season may pe
In ever. .o NILS eli these cornpests ready q 20
seen hase the iaad Ia the spring. 90
be pas Wv do they make out OF maM eI,aa
muea manu- ~ considered elsewhere OF ltt!e
that Woule s'rsnSers are much disposed TO
value tha' .hem, Said one, gentleman 10
poke ish - - ours largely given up 10 con,-
afncno :" vs., seem to make manure on tuis
postihS' 49, nronortion OF about a sao'tsesHa
place 10 'a ms cor. Still, with this proper
foaaS :" III The laud. The, average ye,u "
ton Oh a,a ,~ is a hundred and MY pusn-
swe, ca tbe acre. Besides potatoes I'VE $50 uare
e,i ss ~ interests OF great value. t Sa NV
9 e;S nrs,ers which abound ootn On r s"r
d,a ~, Mesa seaside yield handsome res s,ncs
~ '"T the people. The breed'ns oinn MD
is s With T' s H2 Ss as ss
esis, taNen ~ trans portatiou which we en-.
and sIr i naye made made Accomac lands more yai'''
laS Joy. H a;rce the warthan they were before.
ap r:nn the cold weather set in we navt
s,u enr IA Iaa;l facilities much curtailed hy
had our :, s tSs stoppage OF the boats. VIZ
reason ea, with y. great interest fer the virgins
n roSS which can always be found IN create,
f henss IN the Dispatch than in any otnel
l naner By the way, eau you tell US Wy
paper pal nost.ofice authorities will persist n
s snS our Richmond papers, by way o,
Norfolk. when we get them day carrier ~ ,
scnt ria Baltimore. tTbey ought TO go w
RaIttmorel Politics quiet. ;, j.
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Pennsylvania.

INAUGURATION OF GOVERNOR HoYT.
HARRISBURG, Pa, January 21.-Henry NJ.
Hoyt was lnaugurated Governor Of Penn
sylYania this morning. The inaugural pro-
cession moved at 1890. It was the largest
ever had in this city. After the procession
had reached the Capitol prayer was, offered
by Rev. Thomas n. Boyle, OF Pittsburgh.
The clerk Of the Senate then read the GER
tificate OF election, and the oath OF office
was administered by Justice Woodward, OF
the Supreme Court. The inaugural address
was then read, and was followed by bene-
diction and the national salute.
HARRISBURG, PA, January 21.-A rare in
cident in the history Of this State occurred
to-day. Owing to the Inauguration being
delayed until 1920 z. NJ. the State was with
out Governor one hour and twenty Eln-
s-Hartranfls term having expired at
noon. u.. .,, q. ~ ~. y, az ..t. '.H-..r
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; The Arlington Eiectment Case.s

3 AIExANDRIA, January 21.-The Unite6
states Circuit Court--Judge Hughes presid'
ine-met here to-day, The court did moi
open 7till 1:45 P. II. Mr.. s. T.. Beach, o.
counsel for General Lee, submitted mo.
ton for summonipg in The. Arliagton eject:
ment case. The motion was granted and I. 9
fury! ordered for MORO " at oslock,
when the trial VIII commence Ghief1dus.
tice Watte and Judge Bond we're expected
to participate, but were not present.
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Indiana Senatorshigs.

INDIANAPOLIS, January 21.-Beth houses
-of the Legislature voted to-day for United
States senator with the following result {:
The House-sor the long term-Voorhees,
81; Harrison, SO; Buchanan, 2; the Sem
ate VOORHEES,, 90; Harrison, 90; Buchanan,
1. For thcshort term VOORHEES, received the
same vote in both houses az for the long
term; Godloye S. Ortiz received 81 votes in
the House and % in the Senate.
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Germany.

THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BILL.
LONDON. January 21.-A Berlin dispatch
to the Patt-MaN Gazette says: " 1t is stated
that Bismarck has decided to withdraw the
parIiamentary-discipline bill, leaving the
matter to the Reichstag."
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FURNITURE.

BARGAINS, BARGAINS.-We hayen
ID inst received TWENTY SUITS OF III. ACh Ess-
WALNUT FURNITURE, and would ~ spe- RI
-iaI attention 10 those In need. Having bought ~
these goods for cash, offer inducements that VIII
satisfy any enc who Will give us call. Fine + tR-
LOR SUITS. and SIDEBOARnS, FANCY DESKS,
and WURKSTANDS. 4 full line OF cheap Pop
LAR FURNITURE. f. CARTWRIGHT son.
DEL IL Governor strcet.
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BANKRUPTCY.

~. - a-3..l :. mo. 1881
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRlCT OF VIRGINIA-IN THE MATTER OF
JAMES Fl. THOMPSON, A BANKRUPT, IN
BANKRUPTCY.
49,, 80 .-s-.-a..., CLERKS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, January 81, 1879.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Take notice,
that petition has neen fled IN said court by Jam es
IT. Thompson, of Richmond, Va. In said district,
duly declared bankrupt under the act OF Congress
of March 2. S67, and the acts amendatory thereof
and supplementary thereto, for discharges and GER
tifcate thereof from all his debts and other claims
proyable under said nets, and that the 4TH DAY
Of FEBRUARY, 1879, at IL o'clock NJ, at the
Office of Thomas s. Atkins, ESQ.,, Register In Bank
ruptcy, in the customAhouse, IN the city Of Rich
mond Va, is ASSIGNED for the hearing or The same,
when and where you may attend and show cause, II
any you have, why the prayer or the said petition
ines OF the creditors Of said bankrupt will be held
at the same time and place. =, !. !,
: Ia 22-W2w '-rsl JOHN r. POPHAM. Clerk.
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RICHMOND MARKETS. 4
TUESDAY, January 81, 1879 &
Country produce. 40
Apples: Sl.50@S225 2 barrel ~
BtesWaI: 22c. II 10.
Butter: PRIME to choice yellow, 15@1sc.; fair
70 C cSr H H 4s@4sc. p bus,,cl for country.
5@sc.; unpeelcd, aG3c.; chernes, l29@l5c. p %.
Eggs: In barrels. 2lc. = dazen: In cra'es. 22c.
Fegthers: Prime hve-soose' 3584oc.; eoinrhon'
Fla,rssed: 81 a hushel.
HaV: VIRGINIA timothy, 55@C0c.; clover and
mixed. 45m50c.
Potntoes: irish, = barrel, s2@S25O .
Rue: 65@7Oc. q IlisheE -;
B%led STRIFE: s5@45c.
T Mda;: w SSe as@ a. unwashes, 17a1sc
Bury WOOL will bring from 3 20 SC. y 10 less ;llan
above rates.
Cement. Lige. Plaster. Sc.
Cement: noscAdac. sl.5O @ barrel. .
Lime: Agricultural. SO l0c. p nllahel; Rockland,
ishing), 81, 10; Gepn's Falls, s5a90c. d,
Plaster: Lump, 1856 grouno, SO; calcined
Tar: Large size, ss.25@$35o. ,:. =
Dry Goods.
Broom Seettn as and ShtTttngs: a ManShes.
ter, &C.; x Manchester. 5ac.: Manchester. Az;
IA James River. &c.: e james River: SIC; i
Vile &C.: Al Rockbrdre exc: Rockbrlte. 5sc: !:
Conesrosa. exc; lo;4 reperill, 25c.; l04' City,
- BisaeIsd Shirttrqs AMI shsetiags;: "A wap-
sutta, l1c.: "A Masonvle, 9'5c.: A Rockdae;
se AZ Home s4s ;c,a a. 7s one ia 1 NSS;ke aa
eHc.; Whitestone. 9Kc.; Barnsey. 5ac.: Red
Dog. &C.; Il. 4 Seituate. 7c.: Methuan, DC; re-
Peterborough, 4Ac; lea Waltham. 21c'; 10-a City
grosCa Drills: Petersburg. exc; Graniteville,
&C.: Rockbridse. 4. &c.; IA, SIC.
Corset Jeans: PaTonts, &c.; AniosNeaS. loc.
Denfms: Harlem. l2,5c: Boston Steam Mills. Sc.
Prints: American. 5kc:: Aliens. 5!sa.: Rich
mond. &C.; Spraguc. 5sc.; Manchester, h.; Wash
.ngton. &C.,. Hamilton. &C.; Aerriack 5Hc.; M'ti-
iery Sc; oriental, Pacific, &c.; arnold, Gj1c.; jar-
mony &c.; Wamsutta 49,
CamLricS: Rice. 5sc.: english. &c.
Drugs, Dyesturs. Oils, &c.
dtcoIol: ESQ a gallon.
Concentrated Lys: s3.2o@:4 . case CT ienr
dozen.
cSeetineai: Sc SO. p 70.
E zstrae.. q s, LSsg,'11ooa 10: lse'
ois Tins asde CSC: machine, s1aal75:
S1.25.; whale. G2ac: straits, 50@53c:: Labrador.
COO oil. b5679c.; lard, &c.. sweet, SC y dozen
best salad, $3.50: castor. sl.40 p gallon: Slrg1ns
lubricat!ng, 30@50c.; kerosene, 123: cash, . gal
lon. .rsfs..
Roots: Ginseng, soc.; seneca, without top, 35@
i45c. 90.
Soda: sel., 2s@2Hc, in kegs; Eusfish soda, &c.:
American, 3xG04c-t ;.
Spirits TuTpentine: 40c. ., $50. +.
Foreign Fruits and Candy
Lemons: MeSsina- $4MSf.50 q box. II ~.
(. Orun0e8. $2.7561$3.5o. .,4.., -,.,yG ~. .
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
....,. RICHMOND, January 81, 1870.

...-, RICHMOND, January FL, 1870.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, 422 bushels. .,
CORN.-Thits, 100 bushels.
BLACKEYE PEAS.-l6 bushels. n.
MEAL.-72 bushels. .#
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY. ~
WHEAr.-Red, 100 bushels very good Fultz a,
$l.O5: IL bushels fair Lancaster at 81 {; 100 bush
els very good Fulz ut LOB: 80 bushels primo
Lancaster at S1.10; ~ bushels good Fuitz Gl
S1.03-toal, 8 IA bushels.
CORN.-TFhite. 90 bushels very good at ACC. .''
MEAL-50 bushels good crprtvate terms. ..
BLACKEYE PEAS.-16 bushels at $l.20.
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~ ~ 81 FircsRacorsi.
BURNING oFARcsDE ROW AT ELIZABETH, n. j..
$500 3s..iss HEAVY LOSSES. tz5s5

:
ELIZABETH, n. j., Jannar5 21.-11 a. A.
The Arcadc ROWS on free This structure
isowned By exc Congressman Amos Clark,
Jr. The First National Bank. the postoaice,
the Western Union Telegraph offices, the
the opera-house, and four stores aud fifteen
offices are ali located ia the building. The
caHse OF the fire is unknown. The firemen
are al work, but cannot approach the BUILD
ing. owing to the dense smoke. The loss
viii be very heavy. The building is worth
S150, 600. The best block OF buildingsin the
city IS In danger. y; 5 ~. ~! h'' ;sss .:9;s
&, 1880 a. M.--The fire in the arcade is
burning fufiously, and the operH-holfse has
been completely burned. The national and
sayings banks are SAFE The fire, is now
under control. The Masonic Hall, the Con-
servatoryf Of Music, the Nationals Guard
headquarters, and all the upper Offices in
the building have been destroyed. The Ar
cade cost S250,00e. It Is reported that it is
only partially insured. All deposits, in
including money, have been removed from
the banks, and all letters and papers have
been removed ssfrom the postoffice.
Governor Vance Elected Senator
-, Especial Telegram to the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, n. c., January 21.-Z. B. Vance
is elected United States senator. Vote, 100
to 81 on joint ballot. - -
Associated Press report by telegraph to the Dis
...-.e,s,-t .. patchI
RALEIGH, January 21.-TheG Legislature
to-day elected Zebulon B. Vance United
States senator for six years from March. 4th.
He received no votes. Judge r. P. Bux-
ton (Reptblicanl received 81 votes.
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MARINE sETEas.gGtiArA.

IMMATURE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90. 1870.
sun rises ............ 7:l5l HIGH TIDE.
sun sets........... 500 Neutrality-suspicious.. 4:37
Moon St ts........... 700 Even,ns....... 5a0
PORT OF RICHS0Nn. JANUARY 2l, 1879.
ARRIVED.
! Brig Water Lily. Perry, New York to finish load
Ing -four, Galleso Mills Manufacturing Company.
SAILED.
Steamship Isaac Bell. Lawrence. Now York. nlcr-
chan disc and passengers. q. ". Allen Co.. agents.
Bark Annie Won Kleu tGer.), kinoch. Rio dc Ja-
ueiro. flour, Haxa- Crenshaw Company
Bark Heldui tNor.l, sa!orrson, Ceti, France, oil,
Meissncr, Ackernlan & Co.
Schooner II. II. Grant, Larder, New Yois, coal,
Schooner Johanua Doughty, French, Boston, coal,
''''0 MEMORANDA. ~
The steamship WyanoKe has arrived safely In
The steamer Ariel, of tile Jamcs-Rivcr Line. will
arrive here Saturday afternoon, and sal! for Nor
folk ON Monday. -
90 Sui December 7th.
~, .ut BY Telegraph.
VINEYARD HAVEN, MASS, January 2l.-Ar-
rived M. q. Miller, Bartie Pierce, Joseph Ruld.
NEW YORK. January 81 Arrived out: Gerlnahlc.
City Of New York. Maria. He'ios, Nesta, CorteZ.
Homeward Marquise OF Worcester, Bull river; A.
X. L0ckman, Pensacola.
FORTRESS MONROE. January 2l.-Safled Banks
Minerva and Simon Ward, of New York. Passed
out from Norfolk: Oracle aud ship William ScGil-
yer. for Liverpool.
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Missouri SenatorshiD.

:. ST. LOUIS, January 2l.-Tbe Legislature.
at Jefferson City, to-day elected Shields
as United States senator for the short term,
and Vest for the long term.
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Senatorial Election In Illinois. !

SPRINGFIELD, January 21.-rhe Senate
and House to-day elected Logan as senator.
The; formal announcement will take place
in joint session tomorrow.
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Thc Pennsylvania senatorship.
HARRISBURG, Pa, January 21.-Don Cam
eron received to-day minority of votes for
senator. The houses will meet jointly to
elect. Clymcr is second. @'
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,l
ll13 Main street. :

--.----- -" = ~. COMMISSIONERS UFFICE,l "
.v.- lib Main street.
-. 81. RICHMOND, January 7, 1879. }
To the Creditors II the Late ChdTkes Z. hnsee;
:: you arc hereby notified that have fixed on
THURSDAY the 8 h day Of February, 1879, a. ~
O'Clock IS the time and my oG ,na IN ,b Re sc-
nomnts directed by the decree of which the forego.
ing is an extiac. at which time and place you VIII
appear 10 present and establish your respective oe
mands. e. sss % r,.,,
1870 : ;. - J.. .r-. OHIO G. kEAN,
"a S.W4w Commissioner.
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BY telegraph.
NEur OnRE

NEW YORK, January 21.-Noon.-Stocks strong.
Money on call. 2@3 per cent Exchange-I,ong,
1856; short, 4sS4. State bonds quiet. Governments
Euentng.-Money, OK per cent. Exchange, 1850
4S5X. Governments Arm; new 5's- l07. States
quiet. -s.r
BALTIMORE.
BALTINoRF, January 2l.-Virginia 6's, deferred,
6 consols, SAY: second series. 81; past.due cou-
IONS, Tx. Bid to-day.
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The New York senatorshi,

ALBANY, January 2i.-The vote in the
Senate to-day for United States senator
stood-Conkling, 20; .Dorshelmer, y.
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Demise Of n Literary Cha
I BosroN, january 21.-George Stilllnan
Hillierd, prominent lawyer and we'll
known author, died here to-day. --
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Flour.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

Fine. s2.7J@t3: superfine, s4.25; extra. 81 {:
common family, $3.50 fancy brands, f6@s6.50:
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G0URT,ORDEEG.
, IE,irnct from decree of Jnne 6, 1915

m THE CHANCERY COURT OF
4 .RIrHMOND--GRAY,& &C., vs.. ELLETT'S ADJ
MtNIsTR bTOR. &C, 49,. 4. IL
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-,,u.' DeQaware's GOvernor.
Dover, January 21.-John W. Hall, Gov
ernor-elect, was inaueurated to-day.
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T. . On cons liberation whereof, the
court doth aijndge, order. and decree, that This
cause be referred to O. G. Kean, one Of the commits
sioners otIhls court, 10 make, among Others, Inc
following inquiry, and TO state ana report among
" An account Of all debts and demands against Inc
late Charles G. Elicit or his estate, according TO
their several ricriiieS," r..
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Election Of n United States Senator
from Florida. ,.---.
JAcKsoHvIL1E, January 21.-At ITALIA
hassee to-day the Legislature elected Wilkin-
son Call senator to succeed Conover.
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99.CENT STORE
AT THE so-cENT STORE 1HAvL


made such additions to The stock since the holidays
that it's again qcite complete.
TEA TRAYS from II TO "a inches;
CAKE aud BREAD-B0XEs-all sizes;
Full llne OF HAMPERS, LUNCH and TRAVEL
LING-BAsKETs;
WILLOW, NURSERY and CANE ROCKING
CHAIRS; - ~.
Full assortment Of CROCKERY-wARE; =
More OF those HANDSOME CANoPY-Top DOLL
PERAMBULAToRs;
BLACK WALNUT BLAcKING-BoXEs With
- CARPET TOP;
All sdres UMBRELLAs--2A to 80 inches;
Excellent cARRiAGE-wHIPs at 99e. and s1.25
All sizes MEMS BRoGANs;
All sizes BOYS HEAVY Shoes:
NEW ALBUMS and WRITING-DEsKs;
TIN ToILRT SETs-fnll assortment;
GoBLETs and TUsIBLERs-s ane line.
Catalogues mailed free TO any address.
81. 49, Wa. STEVENS,
m11 COS Broad street.
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; .CYDONINE E.

FOR UHAPPED~ HANDS
~ CYDONINE,s FOR CHAPPED HANDS.
81 tYD0N1NE, FOR CHAPPED HANDS.
yCYDONlNE, FOR CHAFPED; HANDS
.ECYD0NINE, FOR CHAPPED HANDS.
CYDUNINE. FOR CHAPPED HANDS I.
CYDONINE, FOR CHAPPED HANDS.
I This preparation Is unequalled, and cheaper than
pure giycerlne. 25c. per bottle Sold ~ druggists
"1 " cARDoZo, FOURQUREAN & CO.. and
LEVY BROTHERS., ia Tim
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ey.ss,, ,.Faa Boston as4man calls himself an
Boston .szsfdaSerlpt. 80 b

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