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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH To THE DISPATCH.

AND OTHER WASHING
ToN PRoCEEDINGs-sU1CI or THE
CHIEF OF POLICE OF NoRFoLK-TRou'
BLE AT snkNANDoAn IRos-woRks-
THE MILITARY CALLED OUT TO QUELL
A RIoT-pEACE IN MAINE; THE FUSION
LEGIsLATURE ADJoURNs UNTIL AU-
GusT-A STEAMER BURNED; SEVERAL
LIVES LosT-A MANS READ CUT OFF BY
RAILROAD TRAIN--A STRANDED STEAM
SHlp-O BITUAR Y-ACCIDRNT TO THE
STEAMSHIP HoLLAND-BANKERs' AssO-
CATION FORMED IN NASHVILLE. TENN
THE FRENCH CABLE COMPANY, &C.
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The Maine War Ended.

LAST HOURS OF THE FUSION LEGISLATURE
ADJOURNMENT UNTIL AUGUSr-THE MEMBERS
pIsPERsING-THE FUSION GOVERNOR SMITH
GOING HOME.
AUGUSTA, January 2S.-The Fusion Legls-
Iatnre met this morning. No business was
transacted, and recess was taken until 4
Z. NJ.
BosToN, January 2S.-A dispatch to the
Herald from Augusta says: The Fusion
Legislature, after prolonged secret session
this afternoon, adjourned to meet on The
first Wednesday in August next. Many
members will 60 home not to return here
before that date; others will &c back TO
their districts for instructions as to Joining
or remaining out of the Sate-House Legis-
Iature, and others Will take their seats
among their Republican brethren. Some
OF the couuted.in" members VIII go
home, and others will contest the seats OF
their rivals in the Capitol, for the sake OF
getting the pay usually voted TO defeated
contestants. Two Fusionists to-day APP
peared In the Republican House. and nu-
merous Others have expressed their lnieu-
ton TO follow them tomorrow. The Flu
sion Governor Smith and MIR. Talbot,
Speaker Of the Fusion House, will leave to-
morrow.
PORTLAND, January 2S.-The Era, the
leading Gree6back organ, submits to me
decision OF the supreme Court, and appeals
70 the people.
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France.
THE NEW CABLE

LONDON, January 2S.-rhe Findncier OF
this morning says that representatives
Of the French Cable Company are here ne
gotiating with the Anglo American Cable
Company for the retention OF the three
shilling tariff. II no agreement is reached
the Anglo American Company will enforce
the six-penny tariff on French business
from the 1st OF February next, and on all
business where French companies and Eng
li,l connection is made
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY 2s.-The following are the quotations.
NEW LOOSE.
Dark Tugs Common to medium, S2@$3 good
to fine. i350GS4.50.
DARK LeGE-Common to medium, s4.40ds6.5O;
good 10 very good. 1851.
The above quotations are the loose tobacco wagon
trade-mainly working styles.
PRICED DARK TOBACCO.
LugS. Common TO medium. 81 50@S3; good to
fine. S3.J0MS4.j0.
LeGC-CommOn 10 medium. k5Gs6.50 good 10
yery good. S7mS9.50: continental shipping, $3.50
@si5 English shipping s6aSl0.
BRIGHT TOBACCO.
LVQs.-CommOn to medium. $500 $3.50 ; good
to fnc. s7GS7.50: smokers, So S25.
LedC-COmmOn 10 medium, S7.5OG $500 good
TO hue nllers SoGSl7
MAHOGANY WRAPPERS.
Common to medium. Sl2.50@s20; good to fine,
S3OGts5Q.
YELLOW WRAPPERS.
Common 10 medium. *259S35; good 10 fine,
soc $50; fancy, s60QS7J.
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RUBBER BANDS.
PENS. PENCILS, INKS,
NECKLACE. &c. &c.
SHEET MUSIC.

lust RECEIVED, TEN THOUSAND
% COPfE- OF THE FINEST PIECES or
SHEET MUSIC, from 6. sehlrmtr, New fV ,he
dnc:, importaiions of FOREIGN NOVELTIES and
CLASSICS. Teachers ami amateurs solicited 10
call and examine. Prompt aud courteous auenuoh
assured Ia all. ~ nj, -, ,
Ga on ndDy 0l4 Main street.
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rennessec Rankers, NATURALIZATION.

NAsuvILLs, January 2s.-The bankers o
Tennessee formed an organization to day
by the election Of James Wbitworfh. prcsi
dent; II. 5. Davis, vice-president; Edgar
Jones, treasurer; J. p. Williams, secretary
together with an executive council. They
propose memorializing Congress for re-
ducuon OF taxes on deposits and the abol'
ton Of the stamp duty on checks.
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by Telegraph.



NEW YORK, January % Cotton qaict; sales,
45l bale, upandS IL Bloc; orleans, II j. l6c.
Southern -four firm common To fair ox.ra. s.. 500
1925 good 10 chOlrc, S6.30M6.75. wheat 2M3c.
better and more active, closing steady; nngrHded
red. Sl.37kMSl43H Corn stronger and mode
ralely active; ungraded, 50@6tc. pats 4 shade
stronger aud qu,et: No. 3, 47c Hops firm for
choice; yeastngs 7Gllscs Office dun; Rio cargoes,
14mlGAc.: job lots l44@9lSc. Sugar dull and
nearly nominal: refined lower; standard" A. 0isc.
Molasses steady and demand Inodera'e, Rice firm,
With g02d nqGry Roin Lo 1 WGISi
at $3.50. Middles a shade frmer Lard h igher at
s7.s7%@t795. WhAkey DUH at t1.l2@sl.ls.
Freghis quiet -
and more active: TIoward-Street and western SUI
perine. S4at5.25; extra, S5: 70@{6; family
s6gs1 cry Mills .gpsSGGiHSs;3 sakeeS2 20 en,.
s7@s7 %: Patapseo family. SO. southern wheat
nominal; western weak; No. wtyern winter
red, SPOT aud January, SI.4l; February, Sl.4 ga
sl4li,: March, ! 43A bid; April ti.45.S bid
southern corn steady; WESTERN firm but neglected
southern white. 5s@60c.: yellow. 5sc. Oa's-
western mixed, 49c. Provisions quiet and steady
PORK, &13. so Bulk-melts-LOOse shoulders, 4Ac
clear-rib sides, 7c..; packed, and ~ Blcon-
Shoulders. 53,c.; clear. rib sides, Sc hams. 1851
lie. Lard, slic. Coffee quiet; Rio clrgofs, l4@
Ice sugar lower: a" soft. 9i.c. Whiskey
quiet at SLll@tl.l2. Ffcights duh.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI January 2S.-Flour easier; family
- .yOfdgO.l5. W neat loNtf N BIB TORN ~ ltll
demand at 43c. Oats firm al 40e. Pork duh a
Sl2.756Sl3. Lard active IT s7.3n@S735. Bulk
meats In fair demand: shoulders, S4.25; rib, T6.5(
aS6.6O sides. S6.65@$6.75. BtcOn In iaIr De
mand: shOu ders, 5lc.: ribs. 7ac.; sides. 7.c
Green. Ineats-SbOulders. &C.; sides, 6Nc.; hams
7lsc Whiskev in fair demand aud firm ~ 81. 06
sugar firm; hards, l0@l0Ac.; Orleans, 7@ohc
Hogs active aud firm.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. January % Flour quiet aad IN
changed. Wheat firm at SIPS. Corn easy at ACC
Oats easy at Ale. Pork steady and firm al $3.50
ard steady at Sac. Bulk-mears firm shoulders
"a 256S437R; ribs, s6.62AmS6. Sides
ss.s7l<ms7 for loose. Bacon firm shoulders, &C.
Whisky firm at sl.06.
st. LOUIS, January 2s.-Fl0ur nrmer Whea
higher and unseuled: No: 2 red fan, sl.2l3h
si.2l4: No. 3 red fall, sll7a. Corn higher a
34Ec. Oats dull at 37@37hc. Whi,key steady Il
sl.07. Pork quiet at $3.50. Lard pniet at 7sc
Bulk. meats dun aud unchnnge.. Bacon steady
shoulder. 1925; ribs, f7.37g; sides, S7.5j.
At UOSe.-Wheat higher az sl.Z4. February
Corn lower at 39Hc May. Bulk-mcats shade bet
ter. -
CHICAGO, January 2S.-FOur dun and nominal
! Wheat unsettled and generally higher No. Oh
! cago spring. 81 1914: No. 3 Chicago spring, Sl031
| mand and higher at 33c. Pork active, hrm. an
| higuer al $3.50. Lard fairly active Al f74l
! Bulk-meats steady and unchanged. Whissey stead
| and unchanged.
| AZ close Wheat strong aud higher nj sl2l :
| Corn unsettled and senerally higher. closing -
| lower. oats easier. but not quOtaDiy lower FOR
| easier and 2}fc. lower. Lard hrm aud unchanged.
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0hfsnnrV.

FORT MONROE, January 2S.-Captain
Chambers, of the schooner Annie V. Der
gen, from Suffolk, Va, with railroad-lles,
bound TO New York, died IN Hampton
Roads last night.
DEATH OF A NEWSPAPER PROPRIETOR.
BosTON. January 2s.-William ID. Brew
ster, one OF the propretors Of the Boston
Traveller, died at Newburypori, Mass, last
night. lie had been in i'll health some slime.
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PROPOSALS.
nn,NCE ANIruLAW. SEAL

IN ACCORD ANCE WITH LAW, SEAL
Il Ed PROPOSALS for PRINT ING. ADNEa-
Using, RULING. BiNDlNG, and for furnishing
STATIONERY for the city of Richmond. viii be
received by the Committee on Accounts and Pcint-
ing until THURSDAY, January 20. 1850, az
O'Clock T.. NJ; contract To commence February !,
1850 and 10 end on the 3lst January, 1881. Pro-
ais must be made for each branch separately as
follows
ADVERTISING, per 'qNare each ins'rhon'
BOOK AND PAMPHLET PRlNIlNG-Paln
composition Of typc. p'r 1000 ems. i'ress'~ork'
per token Of $50 impressions or less.
JOB. PRINTING. BINDING. g.. Competition
of type per 600 enis. Pre-s-wOfk. per l1keb of
2jO IMPRESSION or less. 10 dug. ruling. 5iIding
Stitching. parfpratng aud numbering.
STATIONERY, such rs i now used IN tbe Va
riOus city Offices, embracing
RUBBER BANDS.
PENS. PENCILS, INKS,
MCCILhGE, Nc.. &c.
Tho committee reserve the right 10 reJcc; any or
all bids. .. IT. -,
contractors viii We required 10 en'"r INFO bona,
vi II security fUi the prompt ana ialthlW 'Ne'al'"h
Of Their contracts. . $500, .t,,
All urutrng must he done with neaness, ana Win
out n ma unucces. airy blanks or blank page.
The eoiunIttep ~. eryc The right 10 designate III
what typc annual and oiber reports shali b. ST.
Address /. WILEY DAVIS Chairman
Committee on Accounts and Prln'iug,
4, 0o.tJty0 Council chamber.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, January 2s, 1850.
Country produce.
Apples: s2@s3.5O q barrel.
BessiOdp: zoe. "a D.
Butter: Prime TO choice yellow, lsh22c.; fair
corn Veal: 62c. q bushel for country; zoe. for
BrpeI Fruit: Apnles 565Hc: peaches peeled,
Sm9c.: unpeaed, Haze; cherries, lie. Is ID. :;
black berries. 6W7c.
FDtcLs.-Turkeys, 2 Sc. q d.; chickens, 5G &c.
2 b.: ducks, case. q ID.
EOas: In Uerrels, l3c.; In crates, 1l@l2c.
Fathers. Prime ilye-VOoee 4JM47. common.
20 n 35c turkey tail. l5c. 2 d.. turkey wing, lOc
ttParseed: sl.2n@si.25 - bushel:
nav. Virginia timothy, sl.05@l.lO; cloves, So
SS jars: Baled. s5c a 81.
potStoes: irish. = tu:hel 6oG65c.
Pork.-Dressed, sac. q ID.
LaTd: Country. T..
Rys: 7j@S0c. b bushel.
S1mdc: Prime. I5c.
Bsled StrGiO: 45G5Oc.
T,rllOto: 5M53c. = N. $1,000
Wool: Washed. 40a45c.: unwsshed, 25@ 33c.
BURY wool will bring from 10 DC. p 10 less than
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
c,msnt: RoseadaIe, $3.50 v barrel.
Lime: Agricultural, SO Zoe. y bushe; Rockhnd,
klMSl.Z5. according ~ quantity; JointeT thnlsh-
ingl, 81; Glenn's Fails. s3@S0c. 40. ..,.,.,
plaster. s1.50@fl.75.
Tar: Large size, s325@s3.5O.
DRY Goods.
BrOwn Shssttnos and Shfrtfnas: A Msnches.
ter. 7c; = Manchester. -B4e.: Manchester. 5Ac. !;
al James River. 7c.; james River. &c; \
James River. 5Ac.; Al Granteyile Skc.: Granite
lille &C.: A RockhridRe. 7c. Rockbri' e. 6nc.
4 4 W. COnesIoga- 6Ac.: o.. Conestoga. 7c.: ID.
ConestOga, &c lO-4 reDerill, 20c.; lU-4 City,
Csc: CottoD-yarns, fl.2o.
Bieaeasd Shtrtlnos and Shsetfngs: Wan-
DC. "A Home. 9hc.; A oneida, l0c. A
kyondale. 7c. Al Social. sAc. A Amoskeag
axc.; milestone. 9kc.; y Barnsley. 6Se.; : Red
~ 5kc: Fruit-of- the Loom 1c.: h. Seituate
10 Nethuan. Sc: Peterborough, &C.; l0-4 Wal
than. 3Uc: lO-s CITY Mile. 25c.
BROOM Drtus: Pstersourg; 7Sc.; 0rani'eviis'
oc.: Rockbrdge. A. &c.; "A. Be. N.
corset .kans: Payonia, &c.; Anoskesg, loc'
H2llowell, ee.
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Observation-Disclosures.
1T OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 2s, /

PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY ZS, lSeO.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel. clifford, Norfolk, United state
mail. merchandise. aud passengers, l.. Is. Iatum
agent. -, -
tiers.
Schooner Albert Mason, Rose, savannah, s. AIM
Curtis a Parker. -
schooner A. n T.. Reaton, Budd. NeY York, ium-
her aud slaves, Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Laura &. Wolfe, Ewing, Philadelphia
grani'e. Curtis & Parker. . .
schooner Pioneer, Leland Norfolk, coai, curtis *
Parker. ,,,,-,,...
railroad ties, Curtis 4 Parker. -
Schooner DOM Know, -, Williamsburg mer-
chandise George T.. Bush.
SchOoners Elizabeth, j. ". Wainwright, and An-
ME Phillips, down the river, light.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
From New York January 27th, schooner Frank
Leaning, Champion. -,
From baltimore January 2Gth, Norwegian brig
AAbrice Blk.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA, January 26.-Arrived: Schooner
Rose McDeynt, Hopkins, from Richmond.
PERNAMBUCo, January l.-Arriyed: Swedish
bark Helena, NICHOLSON, from X thmohd'
MISCELLANY.
ALExAN DRIA. January 2S.-IDs steabi'ug
Comet, owned by Captain samuel Enghsh, and &c M
Ina nded by Captain william Taylor, tit this morn
ing for Richmond TO tow on The james rs'r .
The buoy known as the sleepy Hole onoy, on tle
Nansemond river, Is reported as having bsen iost
during The last week.
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KING WILLIAM COUNTY.

COUNTY COURT-THE DEVILS wEAPON-RE-
yERSING THE ORDER OF TBINGs-JUDGEs J.
II. C. JONES AND JOHN D. FOSTER" ONCE
MORE TO THE BREACH" &C &C.
WEST POINT. VA. January 81, 1880.
Editors Dispatch: King William County
Court has been in session Yesterday and to-
day. number OF indictments were made
by the grand jury on yesterday. Robert
HOyt (cOlOred) was tried, convicted. and
sentenced 10 the State pcnitcntiary for one
year for ,tabbing an old negro man with a
phchfork. \ negro woman was prosecuted
ana convicted for unuercifully whipping
her husband "a cripple, and was fined and
imprisoned. There were no other cases Of
much interest. Hi Honor Judge j. Ii. G.
Joues presided, it is presumed, for the last
Ilme' Our people are very 10th 10 give
Juuge Jones up. | am sUre do not eX-
asSerale when say that there Is not puTer
Of adler Judge IN The State, and his Honor
received yesterday universal expressions OF
regret at bis retiring from the position
winch he has filed with 80 much satlsfac-
uon 10 the people.
our Dewly-elected Judge, Mr. John ID.
fo>'er, was also upon the ground, and re-
CeNed The congratulations OF his friends.
V"i ptopie nave reason to congratulate
themselves that IN the remarkable bestowal
u patronage Just over we shared so much
Oeler than Qrom common TeporD some of
our neighbOrs.
We learned this morning from the Dis
ti'o' That the c0ntesled-eiection case from
,u's eouniy resulted in sending the question
oNN 10 The people. This was a great dis
sppolh' ineni, as we had hoped Judge Greg
V'l would retain bis seat; but, as IL must
oour, we VIII put on our armOr and
LAR ~sneu 10 The battle again, and this time we
WIN zee that Judge Gregory is elected be-
,oaa t1e possibility OF doubt. II is thought
.oas ieS contestant (NelsoD) will not be a
saite again. but that some white Re.
'O!'s1er VIII oppose Judge Gregory.
,o', aul CAD TO be able 10 report that our
ana yd1 ,h = gfoS'ng rapidly. business is brisk.
ing. ''' are pfiSht anu pl'guten'
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. January % -EOon.-StOcks strong
Money on call. 5N6 per cent. ENchange-Loug
4Sl1.; short. 4S4. State bonds dull. Governments
quiet.
Ereafng.-MOney, 4d6 per cent. Exchange
4S2. Governments steady new 5's, 1887: A.
per cents, 1919; per cents, lO4f. states dun.
BALTIMURE.
BALTIMORE, January 2S-Virginia 6's, deferred
3 consOls. 50Z: second series. 80: p1st-du'
coupons, II: new l0.4O's. 36%; 1910 coupons
S0l. North Carolina g., old. 261.. Bid to-day.
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MASS AND STICK LICORICE.

OFFICE A. Y. STOKES & Col
T. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN TOBACCO
MANUFACTURERS SUPPLIES.
RICHMOND, VA. January "a. 1880. !
We have on hand a full supply Of our we'll k0own
brands Of MASS AND STICK LlCOKICf, ccm
pnsin2 the following brands:
G.Y.G.. Grown Y. Co.
ANCHOR. i. \, "B. b. PURA VERA,
xxx. and VICTORIA STICK.
and respectfully ask orders from Tobacco Manufac-
turcrs, guaranteeing saiis faction In tho quality Of
our goods
We are The SOLE OWNERS OF the above-named
brands. and any LicOrice offered for sale and repre-
sented as Of the same quality. under another brand,
Is fraud upon buyers. 1ha genuine brands Of the
above LicOrice can only be bought from u. or our
authorized agents. 4. Y. STOKES & 90.
n % 81
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Shenandoah Rioters.

SERIOUS DISTURBANCE AT LIBERTY FURNACE,
IN SHENANDOAH COUNTY-NEGR0Es FIRED
UPON AND TWO MEN SERIOUSLY WOUNDED
THE MILITARY CALLED OUT AND GONE TO
THE SCENE OF THE DISTURBANCE-TELE-
GRAPHIC CORRESPONDENTS.
Especial telegram to the DlsDatch.l
WOODSTOCK, VA, January pa serious
riot is reported at Liberty Furnace, Shenan-
doqh county, twelve miles west Of Wood
stock, in consequence Of a strike for higher
wages. For.y-livc men marched to the
furnace and opened tire on some negroes
whom Messrs. whistler Il Sons had en-
ployed in place Of the strikers, severely
wounding two. The sheriff went to the
place with several warrants to arrest the
leaders OF the strikers last evening, but has
since ordered the Woodstock military-the
Anderson Guards-tO repair TO the scene OF
action. The company started, with twenty
rounds OF ammunition, in full uniform.
The following correspondence with Gov
ernor Holiday has taken place:
WOODSTOCK. VA,}
$40 A. NJ. January IS, 1880.
Governor f. ". VI. holiday, Richmond:
have notice OF q serious riot at Colum-
bia Furnace, and have orders from Sheriff
Hosborn to go 10 that point with my COM
pany. Please give me orders what TO do.
Respectfully.
j. W. MAGRUDER, Captain.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT White, % bushels very good at Sl45
Red. 20 bushels very good Fultz al $40: 81
bushels mixed on private lerms-tO' al. III bushels
CORN lVhtte, 100 bu hels prime al G0c.:
bushels very good al 5Sc total. l04 bushels. Wir-
ed 800 bushels very good AT 5Sc.; &c bushels COM
mon az soc total, 316 bushels.
OATS.-200 bushel prime spring N soc.
WHITE BEASs.-6 bushels very good al Tl.1O.
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nat, In' 11sy the Catholic clergy OF Cincin-
the nelu meeting aud determined TO fight
n -. appleallon for tie sale OF the Church
pOpefly 10 pay the debts Of Archbishop
s.sas oe"' a committee was appointed TO
el' ana collect FROM The different
t So1enes funds sufficient TO pay the legal
LeSn CIV. y. ,. Gregory, Of Petersburg. has
I I called 10 the EPISCOPAL church at Mt.
W"ea Vn and Tue charges at New Ma ket and
"V'a''oes.-Lwchturg Vsryiaian.
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[SecOnd Dispatch. !

WOODSTOCK, January 2S-P. M.-Eyery-
thing is quiet at Liberty Furnace at this
writing. About two hundred men went to
the furnace last night and made an attack,
two negroes being wounded. Tonight,
application having been made to the Gov
ernor. be has telegraphed to Captain Joseph
ii. Burgess, Of the Winchester Light In
fanlry, TO take the first train to Woodstock,
and report to the sheriff for service.
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RICHMOND, Va, January 2S. 1880.

II. {. Allen, Acting Attorney for Common
Uealth, Woodstock, Va;
The Governor has directed Captain Ma
gruder to place bis command at DISPOSE
ton OF yourself and the sheriff for the
preservation of order in your county. He
desires YOU TO keep him advised OF events,
and has confidence that you will act with
prudence. JAMES MCDONALD,
Adjutant-General al interim.
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sPECTACLES. EYEGLASSES, &c

TVO REGAIN YOUR SIGHT .@N@
FOR csc. - -
call at 1904 Main street and get ean OF sPECi n,
CLEs or EYEGLASSES. large assoiinehi oi
Superior quality aiways on band Prices from zoe.
upwards. skifuliy adjusted 10 The eye Dy
W. n. COWAHDfN
de- a.em 1904 Main street.
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rVEN BONES SUGAR OE SEVILLE
ORANGES-the sweetest that grow IN Florida-
direct from the plantation. For sale by
ia 2G-2w CHRISTIAN WHITE.
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RICHMOND, VA, January %, 1880.

Captain j. W. Magruder, Commanding
Luther anderson Guards, WoodStOck,
Vd.:
Replying to your telegram Of this morn
ing, the Governor directs that you place
your company at disposal OF Acting Com
monwealth's Attorney II. &. Allen and the
sheriff. JAMES MCDONALD,
A .I s..fo
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rp M VIRGINIA. CITY or RIcnNOSD.-ro

STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY or RIcnMOSD.-ro
WIT: IN. . -. .t,,
l. Iharlcs l.. Williams. notary pubic ioi ne cry
aforesaid IN IN. state OF Nir0nia, do ccrtfs mat
o. OBFR. CHARLES ID. HILL. CHARLES X rkiS-
KER, aud enables WATKINS, why>', name are
signed 10 uhcforegOius wfhing' nave ackh'wlsoseu
nc, salne he fore me in MY said city. Aud do FUR
Their certify that Charles ID Hli one OF the general
mariners named ln the fOrtE oiug wriiinH ibi, Hes
made oath before me in my raid ciy mat ~ oDer'
the sprcisl partner named m said rIi lnY; has ac-
tualIv paI ln cash b. line firm Of llili. NkinAtr
Watkins the sum of twenty thousand d,ilars As MS
lBput into said firm.
Given under my hand this 3lst Gay Of December,
A. 10. $40. CHARLES u libinNS;;
ia lew Nv''ff i"p"''
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sIour.

zine, s4dt4.5O: supernne, s5.5O6t5.75; extrs
sG.75 common family. s7ds725, fancy bran-'
S7Gl,S.
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LONDON, January 2S.-The steamer Hol-
land, hence for New York, has returned 10
Queenstown, having broken her main sllGft
when 800 miles west OF Faslnet.
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n,ssotVVro>. g pARrNERsHIPs.

NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNER
y sHIP-The undersigned have formed LIN
TIED PARTNERSHIP % conduct me "hvSkn,,1'
FAF-TDBACCO. AND GENERAL COMMIT
SION BI siNESS I'm the city OF Richmond ana
state of Virginia. under the hrn-ndine ~ MI,
~KINkER K WATKINS. 10 begin on ne ISL DAY
or JANUARY. 1880, ana 10 continue Tor the pc
rod Of three years % wears - g.. .
The GENERAL. PAR NtRe In sara ~ re
CHARLES -. NIL. tliAELh> v; mi VI ~
and CHARLES WATKINS. an Oi whom are citl-
OF Richmond o,,.,-, g., c,sr,,-,-s
OBER. citizen Of Tie STATE Oh MARY ANU Al" r.
secs M the city Of Baltimore.
The special partner Las contributed 10 NE con-,
mon stock a. capital the sum 81 twenty lhpusinu
dsilaIs (s2O.0O0) iu cash.
Witness our hands this The 3lst fay OF l)cccih-
ber eighteen hundred aud seventy nine lS19l'
f~igredl CHARLES II. HILL.
CHARLES X. >KiNkEK,
CHARLES WATKINS,
General Partners.
GU~TAyU- OBEk.
Special Partner.
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Lssssms.E.
CANFuRD LlCORICE AGENCY
- VIRGINIA AND S5sru cARoryvA

NEW YORK. January 14.1se0.
Nessrs. A. Y. Stokes a. Co., Richmond. w..
pear s,e.-For some lime pssf wc have harmed
that our brand Of ficOice has been msrepresen ed
IN Richmond. parties having sold other, aud infe-
ri0r- goods ani called them ours.
To protect ourselves and the iob1cco manngsctu-
rers we hereby appoint Won our agents for Virginia
and North Carolina To sell the Sanford" brand Of
Licorice Respectfully yours.
THE STAMFORD MANIC COMPANY.
Nv v. HARRISON SANFORD.
Referring TO The aboy. etfsr, we have great Dlel-
sure In advising the ToDacco Man facturers II vir-
2inia and North Caro- ina that W. have been ap-
ppnied SOLE AGENTS for the sale Of the SAN
FORD" BRAND Of LiCORICF. AMI are prepared
10 furnish them with tins LTCORlCE. which has
been manufactured for the past TWENTY-FIVE wears
AMI used by the best tobacco manufac urers Ia the
tinted states.
j42S-6t A. Y. STOKES & 90.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. January Is, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. % bushels. Red. $50 bushels
CORN White. 100 bushels. NiTed $50 bush
els /; of which 800 bushels were re exhibited.
OATS-20O bushels.
POTATORS.-l00 bushels.
huSneIs
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SEsNE-TIstsEAD.

r LICHTEN Elm &o.,4faYce
4. SONS, w.
corner Seventeenth aud Franklin streets,
RICHMOND, VA,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS ~
NETS
SEINFS and TWINE.
COTTON ROPES--all sizes:
PATENT ana SORT SEiNE-INlNE,
LINES. YAWklNG,
COEkS,
LOCKWOOD, &c. SO.
Sole importers Of |. 10 N-BRAN u SLIME
THREAD warranted % civ" ucrfeCt saiisiar'Iotll,
and importers Of other brands.
Dealers aud fishermen invited 10 cav. no -