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SCOTT COUNTY.

FSTuIvlLLE. VA. January ~, 1880.
Eir0rS D.Sp0tCh We are having beau
tiu ,puug Gather. the blue grass Is COW
enrg ihc hills like a carpet, and the buds
uron iWttrecS are swelling. causing ap-
pr h.n,ion iorthe safety Of the trees should
he weather close in with a sudden cold
snap.
Work i steadily progressing on the Mar
row.Gau.e railroad from Bristol toward
iai. place, ana ii the same progress i made
Tor The next twelve months that has been
made ,iJce the work commenced, it will be
graded to thu place in that time. There
has been q movement going on for some
time in Lee, scott, and Wise, and the bor-
dfrinr cOuntie, in Kentucky, looking TO
the development of their mineral resources
on large scale.
Three or four wealthy gentlemen in Pbla-
delphia who own several large tracts OF
land in Lee county, Va, and in Harlan and
Lecher counties in Kentucky, upon which
coal iron, aud other minerals abound, have
spent some time during the past three
months in Cfecting combination with
holders OF other large surveys in these
counne, by which near five hundred thou
sand acres Of mineral lands have been
IL.
These parties have spent large sum OF
money IN collecting specimens of the min
erals and trans porting them TO Philadelphia,
where they have undergone thorough
analysis with the most gratifying results.
An SCENT Of this combination (who was at
one time a president Of the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad Company will visit Eu-
rope IN February, taking with him both
crude and ana'yZed specimens of the mineral
products Oithe various lands for the purpose
81 cling an arrangement with capitalists
Tor Developing the minerals upon or ma
King sn absolute sale Of the lands. Should
these parties be- successful in their negotia.
lions II is understood that they will take
hOld OF and speedily complete the railroad
from Bristol 10 Cumberland Gap.
We have several men in jail charged with
Disgusting and calling themselves kukluX
and cruelty whipping several citizens OF the
county. Their trial will create considerable
excitement, as many other citizens have re-
celyed notice that they would be visited.
wealthy and Influential citizen by the
name of John A. Mann was recently dan
rerouSly wounded in the mouth and neck
10y di~chargiDg Gun accidentally. He
wanted to ascertain whether the gun was
loaded, and placed bis foot upon the ham,
mer and commenced blowing through it,
When his loot slipped and ball was lodged
IN his neck, passing through his mouth.
W. L. Queen, an eX-member OF the House
OF Delegates and the proposed nominee of
lhe Rea busters for county Judge, died
from helnorrhage Of The lungs last Saturday.
Y.
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JANUARY l4.-The following are the quotations
DARK GOODS, FOR EXPORT.
Lugs common, S2.50QS3; mciimn, s3@
$3.50: good, SiGs450
LdE-CommOn, S5@i550 medium, t6@s6.50
good. s7a $50; fine, SI0@slZ.60; extra fine
mmtng.-C Common. s2.50@S4 medium
t4.50Gs6; good, i6@s7.50; fine, 5000.
DARK Ds-MANUFACTURING.
Lug FiHers.-Common,S 3@S4; medium, 81 6C
ass: good, Sj@$6.
LeGf Fiiiers.-C omnon. s5d $3.50: medium, a
@sS.50 good, $9@Sl050: dnc, tlIe9$l2 90
ex IRA fine sun-cured, $12@Sl7.
Wrdppere.-C0mmOD, s7@SS 30; medium, 80
@S0.50; good. Sl0@f 1850: 1ne, Sl3@bl4; e1
ira, Sll.50Gsl2; extra snn-curcd, SlS@!26.
BRIGHT oODS-MANUFACTULING.
Sm0kerS.-C0mmOn. S5457: medium, S7.50a
$40 good, Sl2GSl5.50: fine 5000 $50.
FUlers.-COmmon, s5Gs6: medium, S7@f9
good, 81 0tasl2; Gne, $l3d$l5:
WrdpperS.-ColnmOn, sl2mSlb; fntdium, slt
s25; good, t30dSi0; fine, $i5@S50; fancy, f6C
@f75.
MahOgdny Vrappers.-.Common, s15@flS
medium. s20Gt25 good, S30@sl0; hnc, $3.50
$50; extra, S60@S75.
WESTERN GOODS.
Ing Filters Old Jark, S3@4.50.
Lear FIitFS.-COmmon 10 medium, S4Mt0; good
TO fine, S7Ql0.
LuqS, WoTktng-New dsrk 81 50@s3.
lett. StemmfRg.-New dark. Si@s7.
Mason COUnty.-New common 10 good hllers "
pxl0.
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RICHMOND SCHOONER IN prsrREss-PR0BA-
BILE FATAL AccIDEST-MSsoyIC GRAND OF.
PicERs' RECEPTION.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispafch.1
NORFOLK, January 14.-Tbe schooner
Annie s. Gaskill, Captain James II. Gas
XIII, from Richmond, bound TO New York
with cargo OF railroad cross-ties, arrived
In our harbor this morning in distress, hav-
Ing encountered q severe storm yesterday
morning off Smiths Island.
10 storm off Back river yesterday Cap
tain James Knox. Of this city, master OF the
sloop Lockwood. was knocked on the head
by the carrying away OF the main boom,
and Is probably fatally injured. He was
brought home In an insensible condition
to-day.
Grand Master Peyton 8. Coles and Grand
Secretary William Il. Isaacs, OF the Grand
Lodge Of Virginia, arrived on the Arie'
this afternoon, and are being entertained
in elegant style tonight by the lodges oil
Portsmouth.
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above enumerated were In fact elected, and
that fact appears by the official returns and
by the decision Of The Court, no other per-
sons having been summoned for the same
seats
23d. Can seventy-six members-elect emu
merated In Question 10 constitute or organ
lie legal House together with nine other
members-elect who were In fact elected aud
appear by the official returns and by the de-
csI0n OF the courts 10 be elected, though
the nine seats Aforesaid are claimed by
other candidates who were summoned by
the Governor and Council, but who were
not In fact elected and do not appear to
have been elected by the official returns or
decision Of the Court?
Gath. When the terms Of Office OF the Gov
ernor and Council have expired, the acting
President Of the Senate having refused to
qualify the duly summoned mem bers- elect,
and the acting House, made up Of 81 men,
bers legally summoned and IA others not
In fact elected. and not appearing to be
elected, by the official returns or under
the decision OF the Court, refuse to adj
NIT 10 seats the IA members-elect spo-
cited. or the 0 additional members-elect
specified in Question 10, or the nine addl-
tional members-elect specified IN Question
20, or any one OF them, can the seyenty-siX
members specified by Question 10, or the
eighty-fve members specified by Question
20, after being called to order by one OF
their number, and the roll of members
elect read as they appear by the official re-
turns TO be qualified before didimuS JUS
tice, and thus constitute and organize le-
gal House OF Representatives
25th. When the terms OF Office OF the Gov
ernor and Council have expired, can the
acting Senate, made up OF twelve members
legally summoned and eight others sum.
moned but not in fact elected, refuse 10 adj
nit to seats seven members who were in fact
elected, and who so appear by the official
returns and decision Of the Court? Can the
seven members thus denied seats, acting
with eleven duly summoned, after being
called to order and the roll OF official re-
turns and the decision OF the Court read. be
qualified before didimuS justice, and thus
constitute and organize legal Senate?
2Gth. When person has received sum-
mons as a member OF The House. and re-
turns the same 10 the Governor before the
assembling Of the Legislature and resigns
his seat, is it competent for him to call and
cancel that resignation il the Legislature
has assembled and organized, or can he be
compelled to attend as q member?
9th. In case the official returns OF the
vote for Governor should be lost, conceal
ed. or be inaccessible by accident or fraud,
is it competent to count the votes for Gov
ernor b. using certified copies OF the official
record " the several cities, towns, and
plantations in the State?
The associate justices will arrive in Ban
cor this evening, and the court will con-
Yene tomorrow.
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[nvRspAY..,..''''ANoAkn 10, ,e.O.
PETERSBURG.

OF
y,1fESs vrRcBANr--Ps RsoNAL--lNrEH'
NcisVS"" ,ss IN rHE HuSTlNGs COURT
SIM or yas OLD BUSINESSMEN OF fh'S"''
oss~,NsrsCToRs APPOINTED.
ns~ ,,.ooOdenCe Of the Richmond ' :. zen
u,u,sm \. BEDFORD, well-known
VI. WIZ" 20 vour city, was married 'nis
pefeoans V :, the residence of James M
srtTnoopv u" 20 Miss Florence a. sweeney
Qaicke' bsq",o,b,er Of NJ. Il. Sweeney, Esq,
yc oasJI Of Richmond, but now " Tov ,"'
iolm's s.rs ps.t rcsldente OF ansun a. ,enss,
sone yv'' Noses u. Hoge was the oihc'atmg
g'S' ~, nv after an elegant collation. the
tlersymA;%r. ,e,, ON the o'clock tram Tor
tdda' SIs where they will remain Tor
,SyfIa, W. NJ" siternoon, at the residence OF
(es'elu% Mr. Abram Mundy, of New
The p'lu.' r,srried 20 Miss Peter Ann Pest
York W., ..,. civ. The couple lett this
way I" ", -, = bridal tour TO Florida,
si saIo ,brr will remsio for some Tune. ,n
V,sir o w. cameron has been quite SICK ior
Va sys. but his condition is mucn I'M
s'e'-,, ,o.dav. Intelligence received TO-
p'oN,u gon,sin Calvin Hill in Norfolk
G.! n.", hin as slightly better, but stlll
% ~, u 5irIc,ols Of the Ma,o9ca Manuiactu.
! D., 80, nave declared dividend Of
It' 60, ,",reht that Il VIII be difficult mat
iDr, ia this city in the case Of
teI 70 ,'1'1,,c'o9wealth rs. James NJ. Young,
ioe ain killing George Hinton. Tue
',s,..;sst,racted so much attention al Tue time'
1hs evidence before the coroner Jury
aDO y, =, widely read. the majority OF people
LII, formed or expressed an opinion in
- "a the matter. However, in every
- Community there is numerous class
ne ,Sver rad paper>. aud who do not form
.,,,oos mics upon sworn evidence heard
,h.wseryes. L Is thought by others that
- 80 uill not come 10 trial OF this term.
ny. w., sc.used Will b. defended by MesSrS.
P@.,.sr 4 NcllNaine and Major Charles 5.
S.rineirllOw.
,mopc the cit zens Of Petersburg who
hove h.en longest in business here may be
rsri;oncd tbc following: MI. Andrew
Tsy,n IA, been engaged in the milling and
comu,.,ion business continuously since
80; Vr. samuel II. Marks commenced
tr.ire.s In 1890. and has been actively en-
ri,red ever since. Mr.. John W. Booth
enc 10 Petersburg from Surry county in
1>8-. and ha, followed mercantile calling
Or forig.fhrte years. Mr.. Leroy Roper ha'
leen IN TIE tobacco business since 1912
Tsegroeery- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of wbicl
Nc>>r,. Martin. Hill Il Go. are at presen
The besd wa> established in 1880.
VcS,r,. Jane, II. Gray and Vincent lnee
b, appointment OF the owners, have a.
,nmed charge as Inspectors Of tobacco a
file Planters warchouse-the only private
warehouse in the city. ROBIN ADAJR.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRApMT TO THE DISPATCH.

FIRES IN PHILADELPHIA,
IA, AND AUGUSTA, GA.-CoN6REss1oNAL
PROCEEDINGS AND WASHINGTON NEWS
THE TRoUBLks IN MAINE; QUESTIONS
SUBMITTED ny THE REPUBLICAN SEN
ATE TO THE SUPREME COURT; OTHER
ITEMS FROM THE MAINE LEGISLATURE
THE LATE STORM IN oREGoN-A sUDDE.E
MEETING AND FATAL AFFRAY IN 10 o.
sfANA-DEsTRUCTIvE FLOODS ON THE
ISLAND OF ST. KITS; TWO HU NDRED
LIVES LOST AND QUARTER OF A MIL.
LION DOLLARS WORTH OF PROPERTY
SWEET INTERPRETATIONS FOR AN.
OTHER ATTACK ON CABUL-UTHER FOR.
EIGN ITEMS, &C.
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Cougrcss-.Second Session.
WASHINGTON, January II, 1880.
sen ATE

senate.
| Mr. Davis OF Illinois, the Vice-President,
Messrs Beck, Wilkins, Allison, Kirkwood,
| Baldwin. Anthony, Ferry. Dawes, Pendle-
| ton, Herman, Conkling, and others present.
cd petitions of women asking for the re-
! moval Of their political disabilities and for q
constitutional amendment giving women
citizens right to vote.
Me,srs. Herman and Bayard presented
petitions in favor Of Mr.. Bayard's resOlu-
ton Withdrawing the legal-tendcr quality
OF Treasury notes.
Various petitions were presented, as fol-
lows: For liquor tariff commission; for 4
cable TO Central and South America utG the
Gulf OF Mexico for the relief OF Fitz John
Porter; aud for the amendment OF the law
relating TO the seizure and forfeiture Of yes-
sells for breach OF revenue laws.
Private bills were passed for the relief OF
Messrs. Dorsey, Shepard, and Vollum.
Mr.. H0ar introduced bill relating TO
claims OF States against the United States.
Mr.. Davis, Of West Virginia, from the
Appropriations Committee, reported, with
amendments, Il bill TO relieve the United
States Treasurer from the amount now
charged him and deposited with the several
States. Placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Kirkwood called up the bill to In
crease the pensions OF certain tOtally-dls'
abled soldiers and sailors, and it was passed.
1t increases the pensions OF such persons
from $50 to SO per month.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
A bill was reported from the Committee
on Ways and Means by Mr.. f. Wood, OF
New York, and pas sed, for the free importa-
ton of classical antiquities.
Mr.. Buckncr, of Missouri, chairman OF
the Committee on Banking and Currency,
reported bill requiring that the reserves
OF national banks be kept in gold aud silver
coin.
Mr.. Martin. OF Delaware. desired to offer
an amendment, providing that United States
Treasury notes shall be receivable for al
dues to the United States, excepting FOL
duties OF imports, and shall not be otherwise
legal tender.
Mr.. Buckner refused to yield the floor
for The amendment.
The further consideration Of the bill was
postponed until tomorrow.
| Mr.. Epson, OF Texas, from the Military
| Appropriations Committee, reported bill
appropriating 100000 for the erection OF
suitable posts for the protection OF the Rio
Grande frontier. Referred TO the Commit
| tee Of the Whole.
The House then went into Committee Of
the Whole on the revision of the rules. and
there was considerable discussion OF the
alleged excessive power given by the new
rules to the Appropriations and Judiciary
Committees.
At 420 p. NJ. the committee rose, and
after the presentation and reference CT sey'
eral Executive communications, adjourned
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Fearful Floods.

TERRIBLE INUNDATION on THE ISLAND OF ST.
KITTs-Two HUNDRED LIVES LOsT-IM'
MENsE DEVASTATION OF PROPERTY, &C.
ST. THOMAS, January 14.-News has ar
rived of terrible floods on the island OF ST.
Kitts, by which two hundred lives were
lost, property to the extent OF 500, 900 de-
stroyed, and the whole island wasted. The
floods occurred Sunday last. The tempera-
ture had been unusually hot for the time OF
year. The wind was blowing from the
south, and toward noon il changed to
northeast, and the temperature fell sud-
denly. The streams on the mountain side
rapidly became torrents, cOnyerging into
the gulch at the foot of Mount Misery,
which rose from the channels and poured
down upon the arabic land in RESTLESS
stream. There was stampede toward the
coast Blacks and whites-natives and Eng
liSh-all made for the nearest points OF
safety. The torrent rolled into the
town OF Basseterre, among the newly
built houses and public edi1ces, ear
rying with it trees, timbers, DC. Land
Sins added to the terrors OF the scene.
Sugar-6eds were leyeled TO the ground or
torn up in masses, deep gulies were washed
in the roads, sugar-hOuses and dwelling
places were borne bodily away, and The
waters rushed headloDg to the sea with
their freight Of drowaed cattle and strug-
Cling human beings. The whole popua-
ton OF the island does not exceed $4,000.
or these 200 persisted, and many were made
homeless. The people huddled together on
the roofs wild with terror. The authorities
went Immediately to work to relieve the
distress, but the task was too great for hem.
n Of r,rOviziOns and all tlp
sugar ready for shipment have been swept
away. Eornest appeals have been made Tor
help. St. Kits has known no such calamity
since 1922, when a terrific hurricane nearly
destroyed the island.
The Danger I'm Ireland.
The Dublin correspondent OF the Times
saws: "The presence in London OF the
Duke OF Marlborough, Lord Lieutenant Of
Ireland, and Right Hon. james Lowther,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, will afford the
Government a seasonable opportunity for
consulting with them on the present condi.
ton OF the country, and II ~ 10 be hoped
that the result OF the consultation VIII be
the adoption OF such measures as viii elect
uaIly preserve the peace, which Is now very
seriously threatened. The danger Is at pre-
sent limited TO the wesi, where there Is
constant apprehension OF sanguinary con-
flict."
Afghanistan.
LONDON. January l4.-The Bombay cor
respondent of the Standard states that an
expedition Is preparing at Candahar for q
movement against GbuZni and Herat, as
counter stroke to the apprehended lunc'ion
OF the hostile Afghans OF Ghuzni ana hefaI
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Is the fourteenth or fifteenth sttact and Tia,
heretofore each one has ben m,lder than i,s
predecessor. lie furt'ler said that Senator
Lamar takes every precaution to prevent
.nc'r recurrence, and that he avoids as far
as possible everything Of an exciting cha.
racter.
COLONEL CABELL's SPEECH.
Drring the general debate on the rules
ooionel Cabell this evening made capital
speech In defence OF his proposition that
the Committee on Railroads and Canals
should have control OF the navigable rivers
OF the country. He quoted precedents in
support Of his position, and made strong
presentation OF his case, contending that
the Commerce Committee has usurped pow.
ers that OF right belonged to his committee.
CENSUS sUPERvrsoRsHIPs.
am certain that the Cabinet has agreed
upon supervisors Of the census from Viz
gina, and my judgment is that LemueI
Bristow (Republican), ex.member OF the
Legislature from Mldolesex, is 10 be super
visor for the First district. have no rea-
son to change my prediction in regard to
the nomination OF Mr.. Hoxe. The chances
are that Mr.. Boiling, OF Petersburg, and
Mr.. Ayers Democrat), Of the Southwest,
are also among the lucky ones, and that a
Democrat will be selected in the Valley dis
trict. The officials are very reticent, how
ever.
BRIEF ITEMS.
The House discussed the new rules again
to-. day, and Mr.. McLane, OF Maryland, took
ground against the proposition to give the
Appropriations Committee revisory power
over the river and harbor bill. This is
already killed.
The National ass-Manufacturers' Asso-
citation is in session here, and Wheeling and
Pittsburgh are well represented.
II. r. Wright, chaplain to the Duke OF
Cambridge, called on the President to-day.
The Secretary of the Navy was before the
Senate Naval Committee to-day, and made
statement in regard to DR.. p. S. Wales,
nominated for SurgeOn-General OF The
Navy.
The investigation Of the Ute massacre
VIII commence lO-ulOTTOW DclOTe tue IlOusc
Indian Committee. Among the witnesses
to be examined are Mrs. and Miss Meeker.
The House Banking Committee to-day
voted down the bill repeating the stamp
check law, the repeal OF the law taxing State
banks 10 per cent. on circulation, and the
bill to repeal the tax on bank deposits.
The Senate this evening confirmed E. A.
White as collector Of internal revenue for
the Second North Carolina district.
Mr.. John w. WoItz has been appointed a
mem Der of the Executive Goa mittee OF the
Southern Republican Association.
Associated Press Reports by telegraph TO the Dis
patch.l
CONFIRMATION.
WASHINGTON, January 14.-The Senate
to-day confirmed Elihu A. White TO be col
| lector Of internal revenue for the Second
| district OF North Carolina.
SENATOR LAMAR's CONDITION.
WASHINGTON. January H.-Tbis after
noon Senator Gordon received the follow
| ING telegram from Congressman Singleton,
dated Jackson, 1928 p. NJ: "Lamar is
slightly paralyzed, and better now. | am
with him." This is all that has been heard
| to-. day.
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Fire Record.

AN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FIRE IN AU-
GCSTA, GA.
AUGUSTA, GA, January 14.-The Augusta
factory and warehouse were totally con-
sumed by fire last night. with 1000 bales Of
cotton. Loss, $4,000; insurance, 100000.
The origin OF the fire Is unknown.
APHILADELPHIA FURNITURE-FACTORY BURNED.
PHILADELPHIA. January IA fire this
morning de,troyed the furniture manufac-
tory OF j. j. Plucker Il Co., on Canal and
Pollard streets. and the storage-house OF
Bouckley's spoke-wOrks. Plucker esti-
mates their loss at $4,000.
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ne Methodist Yearbook for 1880 gives
,t ioio"lng statrties OF the Northern
%e'hodid Episcopal ChHIch: Annual con.
ii osi 80; iiinerant preachers, III ,453 !;
iOen preachers, I2,402; members and pro-
saoaa' tG96,S37; churches, 1921; par
Scn ~, 1909; value Of church edifces.
SSyHo,y's'sse; sunday schools, 1925
ttno'dfs 10 Sunday school,, I,543, 1856 pre-.
cS' eiders. 444. Nearly 1,400 pastoral
n ra'sss are supplied" aud 1918 local
p'ie h. are stationed as pastors. And ali
mso "as oeen accomplished in q little more
IOah hundred Years.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, January Ia, 1850
Country produce.
ADples: s2GS3.5O p barrel.
BeesUJT: zoe. = n.
Butter: Prime 70 choice yeICH, lSNZ2 ; TAI
6cra HeGt: 62c. p busael for country; zoe. 70
6yI@ 'i Freff: Apples. 5a 7c.; peach's peeled
s6l2.c.; mneclcd, "A &C.; cherucs, l5c q %.
0' Fosis |TaTEeys: 10 gl2ge e H.; chickens, SO
Zoe q IL. ducks, / 0@ lac. q n.
EG9s: la barrels, I5c. IN crates, Ice.
rSStberS. PRIME nv.-gnos-. 4jG47'.' cGwV On
% ass :. turkey tall 15c. q 10; turkey wing, Zoe
tg9arssed: sl2r@tl25. . bnsaeL
Hdg: Nrglma timotny, $lOo' cover s3@oOc
S petsioe Ssieq l- $40 s = inhel so@eoc
Pork.-Dressed. SIC. e ID.
lard: Country 7c.
Rye. Toe. y bushel
E9mac: Prime, 75c.
Bsted SrdW: 45@5Oc.
WOO: Washed. 40G45c.: unvasheJ, 25633r
BURY wool will bring from 70 DC. = 10 les ttan
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. sc.
Ceusnt: Rose .dale. $3.50 y barrel.
Li@e: Agricultural sGs LOG; p ed;aSl; 10000 s,IS
tl@sZI eesGs y g ss@ SS.S ''"''' ''"''
Pfasfer: Inmn. $3.50; ground, "a; caic!ned
plaster, a 5o@$L72; oa,,,o
Tar: Large size, S3.25@S3.5O.
Dry uOOot-
Bro;ou Shtettnqs aRd Shfrtfnos: "A 3anchs4-
erie: I Manchester. 6tc.: v Manchester. okc.;
A James River. To-: James RIVER; ose.; !
James River blc.; A GraBitevie. 64c.: 6ranite-
yIlle, 8.c.; 4 Rockbrdge 7c.; - HocAbri.g. sc
4 W. Conesto2a. &c.. \ q. CoDestoea. Ic.: d.
Conestoya Sc 1914 rpfSrlll, X5c.; lO-3 Ctg,
25c. Cotton yarns, 81 20.
Bisaessd sir,,nos gTd S ,os W yss
&C.. "A Home. 9<c.; "A onesiA: Zoe; "a
Avondaie. 7c.: 4-f social. exc: "A AmcSkeas
exc: Wholesome. exc: \ Barnsley. exc > Red
Dog, 54c. Fruii-of-the-L0om, lOhe Is, seitnsf
7c.: Methuan, Sc. Peterborough, &C.; l0-4 Wal
than. 9Oc.: l0-4 0ity Mills. 20c.
Brot0n DrtLls: Petersburg. 74. Graniteviils
&C.: K0ckbrfge, A. &c.; Az, DC.
Corset Jeans: Payonia, &c.: Anoeaeag. Toe.
Hsllowell. sc. ~ o,,
Dentpss: harlem, l2sc.: Boston Slears Minis s9 t.
Prints: American, 7c.; Aliens. To-; kien.
mend. 7e.; Spraxae, 6%c. Manchester. TIC.
washington. To; Hamilton. &c. /: Mesfmses. 7s
Mallory. &c. /; Oriental, 7c.; Pacific, 7tc ArnoI
NE: Harmony, 6,lc.; WaEsatta. aise. Gloucester
7sc.; south Bridge, &c.
TamOrtes: Rice. 7c.: EEglish. oS'.
q Drags, Dyestaffs. OILS, &c.
Alum: A..
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Irish. Relief Meeting in Wilmington
North Carolina.

WILMINGTON, N. c., anu.ry ia
meeting OF citizens was held in the Guy
Hall ere tonight in behalf OF the sufferers
by fami qe In Ireland. Speeches were made
and money subscribed. The Hibern ian AS,
ISOLATION eading the list with one hundred
dollars. A committee OF prominent ci,i-
gems was appoi nied TO solicit funds for ihe
cause. Much smpalby was manifested oy
the meeting.