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Eva Twcedy, aud the coachman. Mr.. Rich
ards was fatally injured, and the coachman
seriously cut In the face. Miss Tweedy
was unhurt.
RAILROAD COLLISION IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January "a collision oc-
Cured on the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road. within the limits Of this city, this az
tcrnoon between the limited express from
Washington and the train from the north.
Both engines were badly smashed, but no
one was injured.
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HALIFAX COUNTY.
s,rru BOSTON As 4 TOBACCO MARKET-TuE
JrpGESHlF, &C.

JCpGESHlF, &C
Sorrg BosTON. January s, 1880.
rt,oys DSpafct Our embryo city has
,..aoo fap.d,y during the year, ana BIDS
81, n Lecoue second or third ~ import
.c. "a tobacco market in Virginia, as she
o. ,,g 6iih. Two large factories have been
:. successful opeIatl0n during the past
rl.r and learn that others will 90 into
3,or,lion during The present year. About
o. sol o00 mound, oi leaf tobacco were ship
Ts3 IN tbe Richmond and Danyile railroad
rom INF, rlacr since lat January, besides
ns,rly or quite 10000 pounds OF mauufac-
,prel tohscci. TIE prospects for an in.
c-e,.e Of trade m this line Is exceedingly
catering. n the crops throughout this see
t,,n 4 thr state we're never larger or bet
Tor The break. IL all the warehouses for
.e,ersi weeks hive been large, and the
mice, good. with an upward tendency.
Tiehf or ten new buildings have been
erected during The year, several beng large
and handsome residences, while others are
En- course II erection. sui there l. de-
m3nl Tor dwellings. We have nine retail
and one wholesale and retail store, to-
relber with q frst-clasS drugstore. besides
ibe haukine-houSc Of MeSSrS. Il. +. y w.
J. jordan. This growth has been attained
since ls13. at which time not an ounce Of
tobacco was sold 30 this place.
Great concern is manifested by our peo-
pie generally in regard TO the iud2eship.
TIE present incumbent, Judge W. Il.
Baik,dlle. is universally popular with all
clls,e,. and has proven himself to be an
able. efficient, and incorruptible Judge, As
well q, profound lawyer and scholar. 1t
ITO Dc hoped that be will be reelected to
rhe position whlcA be has flied 80 accepta-
Dig.
Bad weather for curing meat and getting
fee. THAD.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, January 9, 1850.

FRIDAY, January 0. 1850.
Country produce.
AoDies s20S3.5O q barrel.
BsesDdr: zoe. - n.
butter: Prime TO choice yellow, lsGe22e; lair
- cora cora ned G2c p bashel for country, zoe. for
cij35 r'ef iF rvft. Apples. @7c.; peaches peeled,
smI2Hc.; unpeeled, Acc; cherries, l5c s. ID. {;
Of FoSi$ Turkeys; Io@l2Hs.e To-; chickens, s@
Zoe n tb. ducks, l0@l4c = h.
EoGs: In barrels, l5c.; IN crates, Ice.
Fathers: Prime nve-v0osr 41N97 T.: eomn"n.
5aS5:, turkey tail, 15c e H.; turkey wing Zoe.
eFRparseed: sl.2c@sl25 . busheL
nay: Virginia timothy 81 O5, clover, $4,000.
S S5fsio. SS!ep ri SHeS = iuhel 100000.
Pork.-Dressed, 5sc g To-
Ldrd: Country, &c.
Rye: 75c. e bushel.
Sgradc: Prime, 13c.
RnLed StrGiO: 45M6Oc.
WooI. Was.led. 40G45'.: Unv,shcd. 25~33 .
BURY wool VIII bring from 20 DC, = D less tnaD
above ratts.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
rerasrt. Rosesdae, $50 y barrel.
L.me: Agricultural, S@l0c. e. Dusnei; Poss19nd,
sIGSl.Z5. according to Quantity; JOintei ,unlsh-
tn@l Il; Clenn's Falls. S5G90c.
PiGsttr: Lunn 1890; ground, VS. c~lclne'l
master. ~ 5O0sl.75.
TQr: Large g!Ze, t3.20W:c.2O'
Byosn Sass,t.qs ana Shfrttrpe: "A Bcnches-
ter 7c.: ! Manchester. 81 =; Manchester. % ?. :
IA James River. To-; = james james aiyer, &c;
lille, 8 C.; IA Rockbridge. 7c.;k Roehhrh 64c.
". CGnestoga. &c.; = u. Conestogd' 7c.: D..
Toncsio9d. &C lO-l reDerill, Z5c.; lO-9 Cit5,
'Bitacssd Shififnos ana Ghsetfngs: Warn
sutts =: A Mas9nUile, lOxc "A noctdIe,
HyJniale. 7c.; A o0ciai. SIC. "A Amo'keas
gbc.: Whiiestone. 9%c.: Y Barn,lcy' 6hh & Rtd
Dog. 5isc; Fruit-of-the-Loom, l04c Is. Ssitnait
7c.: Ne,hu3n. &c.; PETERBOROUGH, Oc.i lC-& h@i-
tEam. 3uc.: lO-4 Ciy Mia. 25c.
Broton DrfttT: Peterspurs, ne; hranl'eWh,
o.: Kockhriige, a. &c.; "A, Dc.
Corset Jeaas: PavohiA' &C.; A"o'Ses' 'u0'
Dst,s Harlem I2Nc.; Boston steam, mills. 81
PriHts American e. as' A Mlnsio ts ~ ~
washington. 7c.; Hamilton. &c. Mernmach, 7c !;
Wsllery. 7c.; Oriental, 7c.; Pacific, Ttr Arnoo >
a.: Harmony, ca: WamSuttA' 4'Ac'i gloucester
7.c; South Bridge. &C. 49,
Cam5rtcs: Rice. To-: English SO.
Drugs. Dyestuns. Oils, &e.
z ziSM $3.50 2 gallon.
Concentrated Lge: t32s@ft cay " ~"
dozen.
Coeehpinsoi: Il q y.
fadfSS: ! siGaSsgi.io.
Giis: ILmseed sOa: NADINE, 81 ah.I5 Sperm,
a
"; ~ sOI6Oc.: lard, zoe: sweet, 90 oo2et;
best saiad. 1850 castor, tl25 = SALON 'irslhia
lubricating, 3O&50c.i kerUseHe, iotc'. e"so' t"-
lon.
Ro5ts: Ginserg, soc; sestea, without top 800
Soda: sal. la@2c., In kegs; Ens!lsh s"'A De-
American, * G4c.
Spirits TNrDsntfHs: 90.
Foreign Fruits and Cansy.
Candy: l3Gl4c. n.
Lswos4s: Messma. ~ roy -, 80. W.
0rTnGss Boxes, IS 1895 q box; cases Va
lentla, S7s 1910.
groceries. kc.
p..n,. Shoulders 6Ac.: clear ris-slJsss, Se
ribbs,l. exc; Virginia shoulders. oesofc VIZ
s,nis hog round, 7EA7kc. vlrrtnia han,s, ~ ~
e6aIoc.; small. 100 lie. susar-eutaa' iVaes''"'
mar hams, lsGl0kc. STOCK light. xo1as, ~
Bpckefs: Psintel. two heops si'ooessi''
three hoops. f1.75de2. o. ,,,<s st,,ny,
A,Dto@s3 sd. four strings. s2.25ds3. a
Cosss: Rio-Common, ls4lAc.; Mir 10"
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Nhiis opher Sipes is appointed pos.mas-
~ ., Oid Hickory, B0tetOurt county, u5ce
.-1't' A. Fellows, resigned: Samuel j.
o"iuIry at BrucetOWn, Frederick county.
yCe Lucle L. STlmley. resigned: james
va Auken 81 RichardsyiIIe. Culpeper
J a, by! ctce W. ID. Foster, resigned, and J..
,'c. itSh al GaesiS Station, Wise county,
Povo mar Mass,c, resigned. The Office at
~ Mills, Henry county,
49, ."hnt ued because not needed, and
,in ps Formerly sent there will go 10 Mar
ba,,iIej also that at Walkers Ford, Am
ne eVuhiv, because Of no candidate for
piy, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS will 90 to
-, rS,'s'Iie; al'o, that at Henley's, Am.
:. ~ county, btcause not needed-papers
80 - sandidge's.
80. q circular issued al Atebi.on. Kansas.
s''So The appointment of A. A. TaI.
eluge a. general superintendent OF the
Ls,ess'a. oIShch railroad, and states that
tfsl RI '"s I'ne VIII be operated as Gen.
fsilway. NV" " INC h'ssourffacinc
nsn Je NUMBER OF disasters 10 vessels be.
nsasIng 10 or bound 10 or from American
r va" 70 1919 was 5i5-tbe value Of the lost
.e'n, exclusive Of their carpoes bei.D
we," ,an at sl0,5l1 900. In 1878 there
~ 900 vessels lost. valued at 80. 400. COO.
ne New York Chamber OF commeree
l6s, p a. resolution that IL Il important
|nsin.a ~. as'looai Board OF Health should be
bs ,o s'nsu snd It's usefulness developed In
anal sa recently indicated BY the Ma.
y" 'esoemy of Sciences.
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iec.; rood 20 prime. l7'@lsc.; LAsasyra. 1914
i7e.: J ,,s 23 ss .,.. ,.1s,,
l5G1l5Hc. v D.: haif-boxcs. BE-: ts'fow. lac.
These. Prime . caitinr' iiszdfItc: northern
1a rfs'er nn er6e ea."f s lii1e eonmgn
Rice: Carolina. TIA &c.: Ransoon. &c.
fish: iierrngs-asrtn .sr.'lina No. cat, IS
hua roe. IN hsf-.anrels .ss@ssso. wscsere,.
No. Bay, .sls: Ne, 2. il oarrel.. $50. 80. 3
No. E. &c s s' .s7N no 49, s,s g. S s2z'
Lard: Prime, Usrre!s ana tierces. &c.; Il half
norassss: Common syruD-nozslcsd,, Gle:
tsrces. 22e. barrels, 23c. genuine zc'scr sv,up,
Snmd5c. zaIIon: Neg Orleans. prime. 40@sse.
SdR: LIVERPOOL. frola store, $3.50. oround
5Dgar: Crushed. 1Ok;.; powferea. 1917: y-ax.
s ,ao losc :. eH@ ss,.; g,s4. e,.r- sh;
SoSp: Common. JeS7c.. b,.. waning. 7issass
oil.t: i5@2oe.; aad fancv nrless; coUntry a., Sc.
EHaS Blacs. Doc: GSl.-tte Ia: a prim. article
imperial. tl.l0N,sl.o3; gunpowoer, sl.45Gl.76
'eT sIiictlY choice.
iron. steel. Nails. sc.
iron: American refined. Olc Doiais.on 3lla3K,
Swedes. hammered, SIC; hoop. 426: Pr iron
Vlrduia coa-bast charcoal. s2svs]. warm
SStis. Ole Domtnloa .425 in keg 10 5. per keg
Standard
Piengi- CaStiags: Wholesale, &c.: reisa 20
Rope: Manila best, l4@i5c.: jute saec.
R9ags: Mixed coitoa. lac.; white, go, wo;.e7,
tUlses
Liquors. Wines, Ne.
AZ: Scotch, osst brands, pints t2Gf2.2S .
dozen, gold.
BrGadiss: Domestic. sl.25As2: fruit. sl.Ioa
$40; apple. new. u .75lssE; old, s2.Z. & s5;
Virginia peach. .2@i25o.
RVe ubtsseuS: MeGpm, sI.50@k2: rgre Oh. "a
Gfi Virginia InoUugaB, new, 42ft 1880, Id
fZ.JOM 1880 and upwards.
On: ,poTesiie. ,sl.z5.s2 llanor,si, 81 3 case,
Ns,1 England Rum: sl.50@SI6 80.
RectLssd HhtsSeyS: Market quiet
Lumber. slaves, &c.
lumber: White OAK. sl3@sl5 - 1000: Wss.srn
Virnnia pogNar. Sl4 sZ5 = LOCO; Whit n!ns,
sl4 s42.50 = LOCO: yellow pine boards, s75C9
VI l: 'oist $50 81 |, according 10 lengths. >hirNes
Pine. tl7j@{2.jO: cypress siX-inch. ;6 ss
9 1000. LatAa--sput, 81; sawed, sl.759,ti.s0
2 600.
StGUes Wh'skey barrel tiyaber greer. Al 81, p
LOCO: seasoned. 5000 25 {. 1000, Fiolr-bsrTs
tinnsr. .26sj 2 1000. Flour-barrel DO ss IS
hogsheal-h0ote. zoe. = bundle.
Powder. Shot, &c.
Fuse TOYS mining, 35c.6Sl.25 = loo Feet.
Foicder: 1878 by the five kess-less ti4a sSs
kegs. 1928 blasting. $3.ZjGS3.j0.
iHOt: Northern. 81 65 2 heg Oi % b5
Grindgt0DeS. l4G2sc. 3 10.
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,SaHiNEINTrLs.GGENCi.
FORT OF RICHMOND. JANU
ARRIVED,


ARRIVED.
steamer Lucille, Prlchard, Baltimore. meIchan-
disc. u. 4. Douglas. agent .
Schooner T. }. seward, Rose, Baltimore gd1no,
Richmond and panyic railroad.
Schooner Northumberland, Richardson, norfolk,
with logs for Richmond Cedar WORKS and san Tor
schooner Incy Jones NariLueh, New YORK., rail-
rOad-rOn, 1redegar Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Wyanoke. Couch, New YORK, mcfcban'
disc and passengers g.. ". Allen x Co.
Steamer j. w. EyerDan, Carr. J., iilds ipi'' h,er'
chand.e aud passengers. j. W. Nc, arTicF AGENT.
steamer ARIEL, clifford, Norfolk, lLiitd H,ets
mail, merchandise, AMI pIseengers' L. H. la'cN'
Schooner ". A. Acorn Acorn, Baltimore, grain'
schooner West Dennis. Cranmcr, Plil-Gcilba,
ties. Curtis & Par ker.
Schooner Charlie WOlsey, Longsticet' Nc" l"th,
coal and slaves, Curtis Parker.
CLEARED FOR rms PORT.
From New York January stb, schooner Jchn IL
From MGG'' Baltimore P January slh, scloonu W. L.
FaTankliuk, seward.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA. January s.-Arriyed: scho ner
A.. II. Leaning. Calhoun. nom KicbLIDhh
NEW HAVEN. January CARVED: Schooners
John Mos,er, Rhodes, and Mary &. Decker, A'!-pn,
from Virgins.
NORFOLK January 0 The Briti,h bark hfni-
germ from rd,agx. arrived IN llomp'on Roads
yesterday morning seeking
ARRIVAL OF WRECK NATEkikL.
NORFOLK January 9.-The schooner Keel az
rived Yesterday morning from the wreck or tn" hip
Jacob TrEmpy. bringing with her 400 Serts ne
barrels and quantity Of wreck material nom tAe
wreck.
THE KITTY HAWK MYSTERY.
NORFOLK. January 9.-1hc three Mtnill4 sailors,
survivors OF the wreck ~ the hree ma,ted schooner
NJ a r. Ifenders u. wrecked near hitty Hawk were
10 be- examined Wednt sday % Baltimore. >'yef1l
witnesses were To- be examined and several d0ca-
mentIry esIitn lahen.
wRECKING NtwS.
NORFOLK. January 9.-The schooner Ann Louie
brought w. 375 kerOscne-barrcls from tbo ship ja-
coli TrUmpy, which The Baker Wrecsng tompiGy
are stripping. ana the q. amer ". J. BaSeT y
now on Il way 10 This city with much larger ot
of the same and other portion OF the ships cargo.
By telegraph.
NEW YosS January e.-Arrived; Italy. s's,e %
Nevada FlphnstOne. Oh Dominion. Arrived 0uti
Algeria, olympia. Nuoyo. fouce. nonir"srd
hound; Herbert c. Hall, for Galveston.
LIyEEpOOL. January 9.-SSed; Brig so nm.
mer, a. Tor RicLmond; bark stanley fof winning
tor, NC
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
LIE FRENCH CABLE.

LONDON. January 9.-The authorities OF
the French Cable Company inform this
agency that there Is no trHth in the report
recently mentioned by the London Stand
ard that the syndicate which controlled the
shares Of the company had thrown them on
the hands Of the contractor in consequence
Of the discovery Of flaw in the contract.
They say that as soon as the cable to make
connection between Brest and England is
laid, their cable, which Is in perfec. work.
ing order, will be opened for trafic-cer-
tainly not later than the first week IN Feb
ruary.
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kiieuage and Descent.

N.sTS. Editors Of the Dispatch: The
present Assembly should relieve the queS-
ton q the rights Of aliens TO acquire real
tsisle by descent Of It's existing ambiguity.
Section Is Of chapter Of the Code OF 1873
provide, tbat "any alien. not an enemy,
m3y acquire BY purchase or descent, and
hold, real estate IN THIS state; and the same
shall be transmitted in the same manner as
Iesl estate held by citizens"
Section Of chapter 1l9 OF the same Code
reads as follows: "Wben any person hav
ins title 20 real estate Of Inheritance shall
die inte,taie Is to such estate it shall descend
and PISS in parcenaTy 10 such Of his kin
dred, male and female, as are not aliens. in
The following manner: First TO his chill
dren. &c Sc.
These provisions seem hopclesslv irrecon-
cilable, and the mar iual reference to 10
Gr3llan. 5S3, TO which an asterisk at the
word "alicn,' in the latter section directs
You, introduces YOU to a decision on the
subject Of fraudulent representations in the
sale OF fertiliZ'r-a blind guide; all the
more astonishing when you lind that the
same reference was given on the same ques-
ton 4 law IN the Code OF 1860.
Prior 10 1861 there was positive prohibit
H'u VI tue acquisition OF IduuS ny alicuS,
but the law provided at the same time a
method Of capacitsting an alien 10 hold,
i1u, qualifying the general inhibition. An
entire chapter Of the Code OF 1860 is de-
voted 10 provisions for enabling an alien TO
take aud hold realty. on the 10th OF Feb
rualy, 1861, this chapter was totally re-
pealed. save its 1t section, and that was so
amended as to read as the section OF the
Code OF 1873 first quoted above. Obviously
II would seem the words "as are not
aliens should then have been omitted from
lhe chapter on descents, but the worthy
and respected citizen who compiled the
C0de OF 1873 and repealed 50 many sections
Tor the sake Of conformity, either overlook
ca this, or, thinking that the line OF sur
gerry must be drawn somewhere. drew il
mere; and again referred any bewildeTed
inquirer TO the consultations OF the fertilizer
ca,e-Iiies cOmpOnere!
Ing policy Of gu. law is to destroy the
distinction between aliens and citizens in
lhis matter, aud the statute should clearly
conform thereto. NIX.
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Hanged.
EXECUTION OF GENERAL II. WEBB IN CARROLL
COUNTY.

EXECUTION OF GENERAL IL. WEBB IN 'AhhoL'
COUNTY.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
HMLsynLE, VA, January 9.-General ii.
Webb was executed here to-day for the
murder of his father-in-law over two years
ago. The drop fell at five minutes past III
A. NJ. There were between three and four
thousand people present, who, however,
were deprived of sight OF the execution,
which. under the new statute, was private.
None but The officials, reporters OF the
press, physician, and clergymen were adj
mit,ed. Tie condemned man protested re-
lieion and died easy, saying - am up
here for nothing"
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Afghantsfan.
THE COURT-NARTIAL IL CABUL on THE Al
CHAINS.


CHAINS.
LONDON, January "a Cabul dispatch
to Reuters Telegram Company says: " The
particulars OF the proceedings Of the court
martial in Cabul on the Afghans who were
implicated in the attack on the British resi-
dency on the Sd OF September last show that
the whole or thfofifteen men who have been
executed were either concerned in the mas
sacre Of Major Cayagnari and his staff, in the
murder OF wounded soldiers, or bad taken
part in treacherous attacks on the British.
All the other prisoners were released. Gene
raj Roberts has communicated with Ma
homed Khan at GhaZin."
Brief Foreign Items.
LONDON, January 9.-COX& Sons, church
furniture manufacturers OF London and
New York, have failed. Liabilities, G3G, 600.
a Pretoria dispatch says: Herr Pre;O-
riaS, eX-President OF TIansyaal, has been
arrested on the charge OF high treason"
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Grimes aud CnsunIifies.

DEFAULTING TREASURER IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. January 9.-The fraud on the
Produce Exchange to the amount OF SOL
600 has been discovered. The delaulter
was BENJAMIN C. Bogeri, who has been trea.
surer OF the Exchange for many years, and
was Il highy-respected merchant, in whom
general confidence was felt. Bogert did not
appear at the Exchange or at his office alter
the discovery was made, and died suddenly
Yesterday afternoon at the house OF friend
in this city. 1t is thought that being una
bic to bear bis disgrace he may have COM
mitted suicide.
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Negro Murderer Hanged I'm North
Carolina.

WmMINGTON, \. c., january 0.-AIIen
Mathis (colored) was hanged in this city to-
dav for the murder OF Reuben Herring (col-
orcd) in Pender county in 1878. The pris-
oner made fell confession.
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Obituary..
FAITH os Az OID VETERAN

DEATH or AN OLD VETERAN.
BALTIMORE, January 9.-Colonel Nicholas
Brewer. the oldest survivor Of the war OF
1912 In the State, died last night.
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Personal.

THE UyIoN.LEAGUE CLUB PRESIDENT.
New YORK, January 0.-IIon. Hamilton
Fish was elected president OF the Union
League Club last night.
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HE WEST VIRGINIA DENOCRACY.-At a
m'elIng OF the State Executive Committee
Vi lhe Democratic party OF West Virginia,
neia at PIkefsburg Wednesday last, it was
ucc'oe1 That the Democrats OF the respec-
we congressional districts shall assemble
anu aflecl each tbree delegates 10 the Dem
|InIe Na'ionol Convention. leaving tie
.,I'n delegate 10 he selected at large by
, ,1O'e 10 urn. II was also decided to hold
we ge convention FOR lbe nomination Of State
S S.,, al harrisburg on Wednesday, July
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1TTS
~ COMPANY. Ssz$sutN
vnp NENV VnpR
FOR NEW YORK.

This .empany will dispatch one Of their s2euCie
s.talcer.--OLD JOHNSTON. WYANOKF. ithAt
PELI., ana RICtlMoND-eyery TUESDAY
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were bull.
preSsly for This route
They awe splendid saloons, state-rooms, and bath
rooms.
TIC fare, accommodations, and attentions are Tn
sJrussse,l.
Shius going north land at Pier 81, North river
foot at Beach street. Ships coming south sail from
Per 43, North river foot Of Christopher eet.
FretgnL recelVed untn =. VI. daily.
FreIghts for points beyond New York forward d
W IA dislatch ana nc charge made except actsa ez'
pans,s incurred.
81.
Eor further information apply IN
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Age1H,
~ 10 nfice (nmpaUv's wharves. ROckctS
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ICHMOND, YORK RlNERcfrEIIaj
HAND ChESAPEAKE RAILROAD iais.--:...-is.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANoPORTA'
TION COMPANY, ~,
an Boston, Providence. and all New England cltleS
steamers leave WEST POINT, VA. on eact
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY az II noon; con
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND. .
steamers arrive at WEST POINT on each TUES
DAY aud FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston rug bostou ah'
prnyidence Railroad rio West Point, Va.
II. r. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
I'd. GROSER, General Agent ap8
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH a>f ss1S.
s MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM. sSssss-s!
EIIIP LINF.-FOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
TliREE TINES A WEEK.-Until further no.
to- the steamers of this line viii make tri-Tee ~
THTESDAY, and SATURDAY, aud Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and 81 SDAY, con,
meeting al Philadelphia with Clyde's New Lngi1no
Quick TIME-FREQUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily I'll 0 O'Clock J.; NJ.
"a aES W. MCCARR,CK
General Sou. ern Agent, Richmond, Va.
WI LIAM p. CLYDE Il CO.,
General Managers,
uo23 No ~ South Wharyes. Pnliaielphis.
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, January 9-yoen.-Ssocks strong.
Money cali, 506 per cent. Exchange koGg,
4s1%; short. 1881 State bonds dun. Governments
strong.
EreniHg.-Mouey, 6G4 per cent. Exchange,
4S2. Governments strong aud higher: new So,
1893: Az ercen,s, lO7; 4 per cents, 1887. States
DIN.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, J9nulry 9.-Yrelnia s., deferred
6 COnsOls, 5lk second series, 20: p1st.due COu-
pOns, 767; new l0-40's. 374. Bid to-day.
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DspAlsEURE OF syEAtiER>.

EOR NEW YORk.-The Old Il 80,
= Dominion Steamship COmUaBy's s.y=s~-szSss--ss
steamship MANHATTAN, CaItain KELLY. Will
sail SUNDAY. January J lth. at 2 O'Clock =. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock Saturday evening.
Through bills of lading signed ana goods for.
varded with dispatch TO ali points north south,
east, aud west, also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, Sl2; teerage, SO and
"a.
For freight or passage apply 20
q. W.ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
IL l0-lt COmpanV's Wharf. ROcketls.
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ALuNATIC's BLOODY WORK.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, January "a NCrS
special from Cambridge says: an. y.
Seay, who is supposed TO have been insane,
went to the residence OF j. \. Laid, ten
miles east Of here, aud shot Laid dead
without the least provocation. From there
he went to Samuel Tubbs's house, aud shot
him five times. Seay next went TO Logan's
farm, and informed Logan OF what he bad
done. and before he could be prevented
placed the pistol to his own head and blew
out bis brains. Tubts is not expected 10
live"
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GtNPON DER.

GVNPONDfK.
~ DUPONT, DE NEMOUks X CO.,
II. WILMINGTON. Dbl
manufacturers OF the celebrated
EAGLE DuCklNG' hA1..n , H,f,E' S''
tbe n,o.i pm,niar Powder IN use.
Cartridge. Mammoth. Cannon, Mortar. hl-srt'
.nd pin,. POWDER for army ani navy ordnance,
s s,,J S5.tss Government Standard: al3o the Va.
r,ous grades OF sporting, shipping' hinlnG' shd
Blasting Powders. ,,.,,..,,,,, a.,
corner OF EiueVnth ano Cary streets.
&C IL Goblin hionm0eD' -
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY 9.-Thc follow ng are The quotations:
DARK GOODS, FOR EXPORT.
L,t0s-CommOp, S2.50dS3; mcdiim, 500
1880: good, 81 "a 80.
Leaf Common, $50 $3.50 medium, s6G0$G.5O;
good. S79s7.50; fine, SlO@sl25O extra hne
Sl3.500Sl5.
Stemmfng.-Common s2.50@S4 medium
s4.5Oas6; good, f6@$7.50; fine, 5000.
DARK Ds-MANUFACTtRiNG
Lug Filiers.-Common, S3@S4 medium. $45 o
GS5 good. 1896.
GSS.50; good, f9GSl050; fine, Sll@tl2 80 ::
extra fine suu-curcd, Sl2@Sl7.
WrdDUers Common, S7@sS so; medium, 81
MS9.50; good. $lO@Sl0.50: fine, sl3MSl4; ex
ira, :Il.5OdS12; extra sun-cured, SlSt9$2o.
BRIGHT GOODS ASUFACTUEWG.
Sraokers.-CommOn. 1921; medium, $1,000
SO: good. $1,000 $50; fine, S20a $40.
FIIeFS-COmmOn, >5HS6: medium, S7@s0
good. SHQm$l2: tine, sl34sl5.
UrGDDerS.-C Common, fl2@Sl5; medium, Sic
i25 good, S30afi0; tine, si5@S50f fancy, SOC
@f75. .o
l9hOgGnU UrdDDerS.-Common, ?l0hrtlS
medium, S20@S35; good, t30@ti0; fine, $500
$50; extra, i6O@S75.
WESTERN GOODS.
Ina FiUers-Old dark. $3G4.5O.
LedT FiiLerS.-CommOR 20 medium, fldF0; COCO
10 line, 5000.
LttgS. Vorking.-New dsrk, 20 50@S3.
LrGc StemHinQ.-New dark, siMS7.
Mason COuHty.-New common TO good filters, ~
OSLO.