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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-26

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATrHnAY January "a. 1880.


Torsrnm>at Sseurfttes.- United states AS.
l07 Did; United States As. 1Oi BID. -.
stgts Sscgrities.-V Virginia lO.40's. 80 bid, 36s
eina consols. new. 294 bid. 29t ed Virginia de-
ferred. 3 bid asked: Virginia interest certificates
81 bid; Virginia iax-rectivanle coupons, hi,s:
7sk asked: North Carolina per cents. 81 bid
Virginia 1910 coupons, 81 hid. sla a.ked.
C1g Sscnrntes.-Richnoud CITY 81. J. and j =
Petersburg CITY s's. IO6 bid. 100 asked Manches-
ter bridge 81. NJ and ". 10 asked.
Rourodd Bonds.-ViTglnia Central Railroad 0rsi
mortgage O.. j. and j., 100 bid Virginia Central
Railroad third mortgage 6's, j. and j.. 100 BID
Sonthside Railroad FIRST mortgage preferred SIS, j.
and j., los bid; sOuihside Railroad second mort
gage preferred 6's. j. aud j., % bid: souihsire
R1ilroad third mo,tg.se preferred g., >: ana -;
ROAD first mortgage sS. j. and j.. IOJ 6id Peters
burg Riiroad hrst mortgage S's, j. and j.. l2O
bid; Petersburg Railroad second mortgage s's. j:
Onto Railroad certificate. 100 bid; Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage
s.. j. and j.. l15 bid. III asked: Richmon :.
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad rigage rs,
j. and j.. 100 asked: Orange and Alexandra Rail
road first mortgage 6s, N. and N, 100 bid; Orange
and Alexandra Railroad second mortgage g.. j.
aud j.. l03 bid Orange. Alexandra aud Mana -Sas
Railroad first mortgage Is. j. and j., 79B bid:
Richmond ana Danvle Railroad consolidated 6's,
VI. aud ", 1907 MD. l02 asked: Piedmont Rail-
road hr.t mortgage So. 4. and o.. 1929 bId Rich
lnonh. YORK. River and On. sapeaSt liailIo cad Or 2
mortglge s.. j. and J ll2 asked: e.. g. and a.
g.; Z. ana y. Railroad second mortfug. IS, 90
bid. 90 asked.
CdnW Bonds.-Jamei River and Kauawha Canal
hrsl mortgage 6's. NJ. and n. 60 bid: james
XIV rand kfnawha Canal second mortgage e.. NJ.
and NJ l2H bid.
R1tiIoGa StOcks.-EichmOndand Petersburg Rail
lnd. 100 par. Go BID T. asked: Richm0nd, Fre'fc-
ricksburg and Potomac Rnhroad p + cent. guar
anteed. 100 par. 90 bid. 100 asked Richmond and
Dauvlle Railroad 100 par 49, bid. 50A asked;
Elchmonf, YORK River and Chesapeake Railroad,
30 asked
CGnat %ocks.-James River and Kanawha Canal.
100 par, asked.
BnHk Mocks.-Fir.t Naiional. 100 par. Is bid |:
National Bank of Virginia. 100 par. go hid. 81
a,ked; Merchants National, 100 par IS bio. %
asked; Union Bank OF Richmond, 80 par, 53 bid.
J9is asked; Citizens Bank, p par. 20 bid.
Insurance COHD0uteS.-N irginia Fire AMI Ma
rine 20 par 324 bid. 33R asked; Virginia State.
20 par 80 BID; Merchants and Mechanics, 100
par "a bid. 81 asked City, 100 par So bid.
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The COiored Exodus Investigation.
TIE MEANS USED TO INDUCE HE NEGROES r
LEAVE THEIR SOUTHERN HOMES.

THE MEANS USED TO INDUCE 1HE NEGROES To
LEAVE THEIR SOUTHERN HOMES.
WASHINGTON, January 24.-Ibe Senate
Committee on the COlored Exodus to-day
examined j. =. DukehaIt, OF Baltimore,
southern agent Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. He testified that be
made several visits 10 North Carolina in the
interest OF bis company t. secure As large
a share Is possible # the exodus tiaVcl, and
effected arrangements with the local pro-
moter> OF the movement by which the Bal
iimOre and Ono road obtained the trans
p0riarion OF all the cOl0rcd people who had
gone from North Carolina to Indiana at 4
reduced rate. Ia all the arrangements
the company agreed TO pay Il. lay
lor Evans, OF Gold, bOru' e cOlored man
who worked up the emigratiOn). a drawback
OF one dollar per head for each iull-fare pas
senger, and fifty cents for each bali ticket
sold. This waS'a wcl-knOwn Standing IN
duccment held out by himself and agents OF
competing roads 10 get men like Evans,
Perry, and Williams 10 GET up as large an
emigration rs possible. Evans told witness
that he commenced working the exodus
system months ago by means OF ma>s'meet-
in2s. secret societies, dc. While IN North
Carolina he bad seen many circulars assert
ing that cOlored people would nnd plenty
OF work in Indiana at wages from 81
t. 81 30 per day. Perry and Williams also
circulated reports that emigrantS on reach
ing Washington would be provided with
new clothes and transportation 10 Indiana
or Kansas. The circulars Included what
purported to be certificates from North
Carolina colored people who had gone 10
Indiana. that they had found work, and
od,-tSpd fhpir friends To follow Witness
thought the exodus would continue as long
as the negroes could raise money TO pay
their fare. or unul checked by unfavOrable
reports from their friends at the other end
or the line. In this event he would go to
Indiana TO try and secure them Us pa>Sen-
gers back over the Baltimore and OHIO lines.
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MARINE INTELalGENGn
,uNATuRE ALMANAc-JANuARY 20, 1890
PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY %, 1850.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 20, 1880.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New YORK, mercban-
disc and passengers. q. w. Allen Co., ageB's.
Steamer Experimental. Lawson, Philadelphia.
merchandise and passengers, j. w. hcCarrics,
agent.
steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk. United stat.
mail, merchandise, and passe ngCrs l.. b. JetuD q.
agent.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New Yorh, mer.
ehsndse and passengers. q. W. A ten 4 Co, agents
merchandise and passengers. j. W. scCarrics,
agent
MEMORANDUM.
NEW YORK. January 24-Arrivod: Schooner
Rebecca, spauidDg, from kichnond
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The captain OF the lighthouse steamer IlshOtrope
reports that the work OF placing new buOYs ia
Hampton Roads and the restoring 10 tleir positions
of Others which had drifed from their mOorngs bah
been completed. As soon the weather permits
the buOys around Cape Henry will he examined.
and any that sre not In their proplr positions viii
be replaced.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK. Jannarv 2i.-ATrived: Steamer
Allentown. from New Orleans. The captain re-
ports January l6 h, latitude 24.Ot, longitude
So 81, picked up twenty bales OF cotton; no maj Ks
visible.
Arrived Braemer. Castle. Ciaribel, Felicia. Thin
gralla. Arrived OUT Hibrraian. llomrward
bound: NOrden-kjoh, for New Orleans; Coloaial
Empire, tor Pensacola.
YELLOw-FEyER on sHIPBOARD.
NEW YORK. January 2f.-Arnytd: Schooner
Cherubim. OF Delhi. Philips late IankL from .li-
ragon December l7th. UlG Jacks nyi le January
18Th. On December 24lh .. }. Lans. mate. dl d
yellow-fevcr: 2Sth, pui ilil SmIthyie 10 send the
cook. who was sick TO hos pital.
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Aid for Grelund's Sufferers.

MACON, GA, January 24.-The citizens OF
Macon have sent 500 TO the Irish sufferers.
II was mostly sent TO Tsum, one of the most
afflicted districts.
BALTIMORE, January "a Archbishop Glib
bons issued a letter 10 the pastors OF the
Catholic churches in this city directing them
al all the masses tomorrow TO commend the
cause OF suffering Ireland 10 their coDgrega-
tons and receive the contributions OF the
faithful to that end.
The contributions at the Corn aud Flour
Exchange amounted 70 81, 100.
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SATURDAY NIGHTS NEWS.
,,cu.rur TO THE DISPATCH.

rrtu. IN NoRroLK-VAILRoAD
NJ RDIN az NFw YORK ELEVATED
Ac,,os ooLoREp.rxoDUs INVEST
nom rur MAINE ISSUE; CoMPLlCA-
GAl,r' .xcoNING MORE THREATENING;
IT, INV N THE sTATE-HoUsE' kTo''
SIN '''a T,,r IsIsusuFFeRERs FROM MAcoN'
ioN dn In OF UN'oN-rACiFlc'
NN,..s,ep,rlyrc. AND DENvEH-TACIFlC
ANNoN r,.x,>uFp FOR ENTiCiNG NE
S escrs 10 LEAVE Nlss''sIrr'-FoNE'cN
,,rN,S r., sc.
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Msil train arrives at Richmond tally sx-
cept sunday at....................... ..sio I. ".
xpreSs Train arrives al Richmond daily
fsVO ~ t.ft
Accommodation train arrives a. Rich
mond daily except sunday st,..........9:VO 4. VI.
Mixed train leaves Siaunfon az B:4o A. NJ,
taking passengers az GOrd0nsvil from the Nirg Ma
Midland iraiT from Washington, aud arrive, Al
Richmond at $40 4. VI
A connects with Virginia Midland trsia f0r
fynchburg. Danyiilc, aud Atlanti' Mississippi and
ohio Railroad stations, an wla virginia Md
land train, leaving At $40 z. NJ. f0I Washington.
connects with Virginia Mdsnd Train Tor
LynchbnrK aud DanVie.
I, connects with Valley railroad accommodation
trip lsaying at 3:l5 NJ. for ilarfi>ouU0rg
ID connects with Valley railroad Train, iesfirs a.
ll:ll A. NJ. Cor HtrDsr's Ferry,
connect WITH stages Tor Lexingto1.
n connects with a.. H. = aud l.. 4. STEAMERS ior
Portsmouth aud Cincinnati.
q connects with scioto Ialley Railroad ios ihs
Northwest. 49,, "a.
n connects with all lines diyrrging to the West.
>or,hwest and Southwest. ". NJ. ;. DUNN.
Engineer aud supsrtnlencfn.
CONWAY v. HOWARD, General fass"hfi ~ a'S
Ticket Agent.
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Cancellation of POinud.

ST. PETERSBURG, January 2i.-The Coos
urges that the time has come for Tue begin
ming of complete reconciliation with the
Poles. by placing them on the same footing
as Russian subjects.
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Crimes and Casualties.
MURDER TRIAL AT NORFOLK.
rc,.ci,i ,oIou,.,r, IN tho D,-p,tcL

Especial telegram to the Ihspatchl
NORFOLK, VA, January 2i.-The trial Of
the Young clerk W. j. Powers for the muir
der of the negro man Willoughby Taylor
was concluded to-day. Powers was con-
vicled OF manslaUghter, and sentenced to
Jail for three months and fine OF $500.
The killing occurred in the grocery store
OF the County Treasurer, George A. Will
son, at Great Bridge in December last.
LOVE AND SUICIDE.
NEW YORK, January PA Columbia Is.
C) special says: "PTestOn ID. Mood, editor
Of the Clarendon Press, and son OF Henry
NJ. Mood, one OF the most distinguished Me-
tbodst preachers in South Carolina, COM
mltted suicide at Manning village last right
by blowing out his brains with pistol.
Mood had addressed a beautiful jewess, and
threatened to Kill himself il she rcfu ed his
offer. Notwithstanding bis threat the fair
daughter Of Israel rejected him, and the
rash young Journalist thus put an end to his
life"
AN ENGINE OFF THE TRACK OF AN ELEVATED
ROAD.
NEW YORK. January 24.-At l2:50 this
morning as an emigrant train on an elevated
railroad was going south on Eighth avenue
the engine Jumped the track, caused by
misplaced switch, and fell 10 the ground,
distance OF twenty-five feet. Seven men on
the engine fell with 1.-TWO severely, Others
slightly injured.
sunk BY COLLISION-TwO LIVES LOST.
BosToN, January y The bark Sarah Z.
Frazier. from Portland for Matanz1s, was
run into and sunk by the steamer Sar-
dinian, from Baltimore for Liverpool. One
seaman and the captains wife were lost,
aud the rest Of the crew were landed at Hail
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Exodus InsficatOrs Punished.

ATLANTA. GA, January 24.-Two men
engaged without license in enticing negroes
Of Morgan county, Ga, to 90 TO Mississippi,
were arrested to-day and fined $50 and
costs under the stringent State law against
SucI urgci icpS
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FANCY GOODS.
xxx BROAD STREET.

IN ADDITION TO NY REGULAR STOCK,
WHICH THE
NEW GOODS COMING IN THIS WEEK WILL
MAKE AGAIN COMPLETE,
offer a full line Of DRESSING. COMBS;
FINE-COMBS In three grades Of flnesess;
TUCKING-COMBS and HAIR. ORNAMENTS Of
all kinds and a low prices;
HAIR.BRUSHES from IOc. to 81;
NAIL and TOOTH.BRUSHES-all grades;
The finest line of POCKET. BOOKS and PORTE
MONNAIES ever offered in town, in price from
&c. sI.75;
An elegant assortment of PAPETERlES, both
PLAN aud fancy, in price from Sc. TO The finest
grades.
Lots Of new styles and novelties In
LADIES SETS,
PINS. DROPS,
CHAINS and BRACELETS,
both In plated goods and English garnet.
New designs In SlLVEE-PLATED TABLE
WARE, in single. double, and triple plate;
A full line of ROGERS BROTHERS III PLATE
in TEA, DESSERT. and TABLESPOONS,
FORKS aud KNIVES. to be sold at tie lowest
possible prices;
larger variety OF POCKET-KNlVES than ever
before. aud SCISSORS OF all sizes and shapes
every pair warranted-at
W. A. STEVENS'S,
a "a No. sos Broad street.
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RAILROAD a

BAiLHeAn az
!M asssss 7Sa assg
RICHMOND AND PgrsRsBuRcs
RAILROAD foNPAsT.
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, Jarua-
" ry II, 1880, trains os this road viii as fol-
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 ", THROUGH NAIL daily. corns.:ss
for Charleston, savapnsh, Augusta
and AIKEN (via Charlcsronj. RsiqiEh.
Jacksonville. stops only At tHester
and Manchester. and a. HALFWAY on
signal.
$50 A. NJ, LYNCHBCRG EXPRESS faiiy
makes close connection al Peter burg
will ne Atlantic Als IssiDtd and
ohio railroad for Bristol Chai.auOo
ga. Sathyille, Memphi8. Lyrcl. surg,
fdrinYile, ANA other iocai 5tstiJua on
tsat rosd, makins japi ice as By
any other line. stops a. all ,ec siSr
stations.
4:30 p. NJ ACCOMMODATIoN TRAIN o,iy
Except Sunday. Pssseug.fs ta4luz
this train will make clsss c0nLec on
st Pet,rseurg fer >orf0is.
.l0:35 P. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, Connecting
for Weldon. Wilmington. Efirlgh.
Charleston. Savannah, Augusta. -
lunhla, Atlanta. Macon. sion,gOnerT
Mobile, New Orleans. and a., ,cInrs
South and SOatbwc-t. PIl,n@c s'osp-
inx-caT from Washington for w.
m,ngton. savannah, and NE -er.h.
siops only ~ Manchester and Chester
and Half-W on signai.
lO:JO u. NJ, THROUGH Freight TRAIN dlily
except sunday; passenger Car AZ
tached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
635 A. 81, THROUGH MAIL daily. come .,sas
Nita RchmO' q. frcigr.ckaburg md
PO-Om1c r3ilrODi fof All points N0ltl,
Fast, ana West. stops ~ Ma'c.os-
ieI and Chester. aud ~ HALFWAY
and a. Dnry's BlgG, on signal.
9:25A. ~, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
icXc,Ds suncayl. stops az al sta
lions.
7:t5 7. NJ, LYNCHBCRG EXPRESS. ral'y
except >ndayl, StoDs Dnis ~ Man.
cacster and Chester, and liaif-NsJ on
on signal.
3.44 7. n. THROUGH MAI daily, sonaect'zy
yiLa Richmond. Fr1ieri. ksbBFg and
potomac railroad for All points tGs.
snd West, Also, soaking clOce Ger aec-
ton with the Chesapeake and ohio
railroad for the Nlrg!nis SPRING. eai
all p0iatc North snd West, Iii8 Train
stops ~ Manchester aud che Sc g, nd
al Halfway and Drury's Riul, on
signal.
700 i. VI, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
except sunday; passenger car az
iached.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will star. from
.ac Apponatt0x jspot
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono $40 4. VI. and 4:25 T.. ~; leave peterg-
burg $50 A. VI. ana AS T.. NJ. every sunday.
no 10 r. u. KLINE, Sno"rinienden'.
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Ereaing.-NOney, 4m6 p2r cent. Exchange.
4s1H Governments irregular; new IS, lO39s: Al
per cents, l079s per cents, I044. States Gull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. January 24.-Virginia g.. deferred.
9; consols. 50A: nast.duc coupons, 774: new
lO-4O's, 36; Nirelna lO-4O's. coupons, 81. North
Carolina 6's, old 26. Bid to-day.
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SPECTA.LEs. EYr-GLA~sEs. dc.

V'O REGAIN YOUR SIGHT rA@.
Il FOR 25C. ~ ~.
call at sO4 Main street and ge; a pam ct SPEClA-
Giles or EYEGLASSES. a large assortment %
SUPERIOR quality always on hand. Prices from 25c.
upwards. Skifuly adjusted 20 The eve "
W. II. CDWARDiS.
Practical Optcian, Matchmaker and Jeweil'r,
de 2-6m 1904 NJ, Ia street.
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NV EeIegrnph.
NEW YORK.

VIEW YORK. January Eo0n.-StOcks strong,
Money on call. 56l6 per cent. ENChlnge-LOug,
1914: short. 4Si. State bonds dun. Governments
= uomiua
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
JANUARY. 24.-The following are The quotations
DARK GOODS, FOR EXPORT.
Lpgs-Common. &2.jOa$3; medium, $40
So 30: good, S4d:i50.
LeuC-C Common, S56I $3.50: medium, %6M $3.50 ;
good. S7@ $3.50; line, @l09SlZ.5O; ezra fine,
Sl3J0uSlj.
Hemmfng.-Common. $2.50@S4: medium,
S4.JOd$G; good, s6dS7.50: fine, s7@S9.
DARK s-M,NUFACTURING.
Lu0 FiIlerS.-Common, 1904; medium. $3.50
~ LeGf FiiierS.-C ommon. s56s6.5O; medium. 81
n $50: good, S9m$l0.5O: nne, SlIaSI2.5O
extra line suu-curcd. Sl2mSI7.
Hr0DperS.-COmmOn, STA IS. 80; medium SO
6$9.50: good. SlO@%l0.50; fire. Sl3@Sl4; ex.
ira. 81 I.50dSl2; extra sun-cured, $3.50 S23.
BRIGHT ODs-NANUFACTUBING.
S,aokfrs.-Common. l56i7: medium. $7.506
$40: good, 4 l2MSlj.50: fine. S20H $50.
FiierS.-CommOn. <5d>6: medium, S7@S9
good, ! l0tSsl2 fine $3.50 SO:
UrdDDerS.-COnmOn, Tl2mSl5 medium, SIC
:25: good, S30@S40 hne, Si5NS5O; fancy s6C
@S75.
lfahoadpy WrdDDtrS.-COmmon, SljNSlS;
mri,umi. S206$25; good, f3O@S40; fine, $500
$jC, extra, 5000 s75.
WESTERN GOODS.
LuO FiIlers-Old dark, S3G4.5O.
Ledf FijierS.-Common to medium, S4@sG; good
LDgs, U'orking.-New dark. $2.5OG:3.
LeTG StemmiRQ.-New dark. SiMs7.
Mason COuaty.-Ecw common 10 good filters, 81
OSLO.
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RICHMOND. FRED'G Z POTOMAC Z. y. 20 |
RICHMOND. VA, November 7, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 3, 1870,
trains on this road WI pun - f0Cowa'
NORTH BOUND.
sac A. W.. leaves Byrd-Slgoet station "a ly Tex
cept sundays; due al Aashlnglon,
l:i0 =. VI; Btliinorv, 800 '. ii. (;
Philadelphia, 5;5l Z. VI; NV FORK,
1905 =. n
400 p. NJ, leaves Byrd-S.reet station dai y; dne
a, Washington. S:25 Z. VI 3slunore,
1928 T.. 81. Pldls ielphla, 5 20 A. ".
New York, s:45 A. VI.
400 p. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAiN for
Junction. leaves Bfca0 Street ssatlOs
daily fexcenf go tIysl.
SOUTH BOUND.
lOl6P.M,, arrives al Byrd-S.rcet sts.iot daily
Except sundaysl. Leaves Heu York,
Sis A. H.: Phls islphla- ll:45 A
NJ; Baltim $50 T.. NJ. washing
ton $40 T.. NJ
lao A. NJ, arrives At Byrd-Street station daily.
Leaves New York, 1000 4. IL, Pull
adelphia, lilo y. NJ; Baltimore,
1888 A. "; Warrington, 100 A. NJ.
e:49 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN Arrives
at Broad-Streei station fsiiv except
SundzysD. 4. A. TAYLOR,
General Ticket Agent
10
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. 81.
MEMORIAL VOLUME.
1COO CLEARINGHOUSE AND OTHER

ICCO. STATIONERY Fur TIE NEW
YEAE-The undersigned are prepared Ia supply
AN kinds Of BLANK BOOKS required. Having a
Book Bndery, hey can make To Order IN The De-t
manner such forms aS may not he found IN stock.
Tbey have CHECK-BOOkS on the several banks Of
the city. Negotiable and PLATA Notes, DfITts, BIS
OF Exchange. with other Legal Blanks; writing
and Wrappiny. Papcrs of al kinds: Envelopes. IN
great vairty: the best Black. Red, aud Copying
Inks: Mucllge. Invoice Fi'es, Gold and Steel Pens.
CJpyine-Presse-. Letler-NOpylns Books; Indeed
everything m the sta lonery line required in the
Office or counting .hOASe.
de 30 WOODHOUSE q PARiAN.
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WHFAT.-W WHITE l7G bushels good at 3I4S.
Red 81 bushels very FOOD Lancaster "a SLAB: "a
bushels mixed at Sl.43: & bushels common fu2
az s. 30: SO bushels common Fultz al .l.35; 80
bushels very good fu'lZ at Sl.43-iO,al, go busn-
els.
Jhitc. 800 bushels prime at 59c: 80
bushels very good at JSc.: 80 bushels prime m
soc; = bushels at 5Sc "a bushels at JSc.; SOP
bushels very good al Doc; 30 bushels prime ~
J9c-t0tal. leo bushels. Hred. I24 bushels
very good at 5S'.: 81 bushels prime al jpc.; 30
hu,hel, very gOoi at jSc; 90 bushels very good at
JSc total. 276 bushels.
OATS.-l2 bush T. at zoe.
MEAL.-lG bushels prime az 63c.
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SHEET MUSIC.

lust RECEIVED, TEN THOUSAND
~ COPE, OF THE FINEST PIECES OF
SHEET MUSIC. from G.. Sch'rner, New York
They include his lalcst publications; al.O, the
finest iInportaiiOns OF FOREIGN NOVELTIES aud
CLASSICS. Teachers and amateurs solicited 70
call and examine. Prompt aud courteous attention
RAMOS & MOSES, Plano wareroons.
"a %, od2y Ola Main street.
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Two WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. a.CBs
This f. to give notice that have this dayJMeNs
appOInfed Mrs. NJ. T.. GIBSON, OF the city OF hlch-
Inond my agent, tor me aud In my behalf 10 con.
duct the MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODs
DUSINEss; to buy and sell for CASH ONLY.
MARY A. BLENIS.
I,Nr.pyI6 1880 ia l7s2ws
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January "a, 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Uhite, 176 bushels. Red 254 bush
els.
CORN Hhite, 1872 bushels. Mced, ZIG bush
els.
OATS.-S92 bushels.
MEAL.--4i bushels.
BEANS-24 bushels.
BLACKEYED l'EAS.-60 bushels.
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4 connects for Million. y. q.
u connect, for Asheyilic ard all DOiHtS IN n
N rib Carolina daily. except sandy.
CcOnHccis for bacon aud al pouts 10 SoI,l "ss
Georgia
u connects for ia ksony,lle snd All points g. z .
rlda.
Georgia, and ChatlanOOg., Nashville Mcmph aud
all TcXfS points.
connects for Selma, Meridian, Jackson. aaj
Vick>burg.
{; conneC 8 for Galveston aud al Texas p0iu's.
1rains from the aboyc-named point, UgTlJ. ~
Richmond ~ 4I3 L VI. ana $50 \. VI.
Trains between Greensboro ana salem run f1'!g
except sunday.
Trains on North Carolina division make c)lnec-
ton at Gold, bOTo' WITH the ". K ". Il. L.. o. dai
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace DrawIng-rooni aad Sl'epiug { srf
run through on Tram No. I = rom New lCrk and
RirLmOH 10 Atlanta. ant from GrerJ- bOrO to Az
gusta, ana on ram No. AZ FROM Washington 500
Ricl mOnd 10 Augli,t1.
Tickets cold To- an Ociuis nm. s0utheas- Ana
southwest, and baggage ch.ck". hrough.
No lay ca, Chs gilru ON i0ca ucects;
JOHN Il. VI A. Nj RIO.
General Passenger A. me-
L. VI. Il. TALCOTT. General sugernienden'
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PiOnT.
Pine. s40t4.5O: cUrer"re f5.506*j.7J; cxtrs,
1878 common FAMILY. S7Ms7.25, ;@ac, brand
S7tafS.
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MILLINERY.

tTO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. ose3s
THIS IS TO give notice that have this dlySMeNs
,nno,nteJ Mrs. e. l.. ROSEyNE. of the city OF Rich.
moud my agent for me, In my behalf 70 conduct
In. MILLINERY AND FANCl-GOOl Btsl-
NESS To buy and sell for cash only: .y,y
ia laws MISS ~. BI4Aht1.
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NaSI,iuSton~

-.,s or1Er DAY Al rus CAPtF'L-T"E
4 kA.A '.',. rv>srox Bnl.-TfV PRESIDENTIAL
49, ,.r,rv ,xp REPrBncAN VIEW OF TIE
S.I' ' '.,o,-wg. sgYNoUR--NR. GAGfiELD--
80, r,ysrs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
,.,fr lTFNS. &C.