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The Boston Board Of Trade on Monday
adopted resolutions that Congress should
consider and pass IN electoral law providing
for the prompt settlement Of any disputed
election Of President, and that legislation
for a reduction Of duty on wool is incXpe-
dent.
General Joe Lane and n number Of prom
inent Oregon Democrats have issued an
address to the members Of their party in
that State. dwelling upon the Importance OF
unfolding STATES rights rs against Gen.
traization, and advocating governmental
reforms.
Edgar Allan Poe's gold watch is owned
by r.. w. Albright, Of Fort Madison, Iowa.
1t is q gold repeater, bears Poe'S name, and
was given to Mr.. Albrigh's brother, John
W. Albright, then merchant tailor doing
business in this city, as security for debt.
PhdGdeiphia Times.
A stable belonging to 4. j. Wilson, Of
Chatham. Ontario, was burned Sunday.
Two OF his children, who had been playing
with matches in the stable and caused the
tire, were burned to death.
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,,ErERsBURti.

,vvsN. YOUNG --TaE PRISONER
IiH I'M" ,c,, ry OF MURDER IN THE SECOND
fo.N W." ',n ais IMPRISONMENT flXhp AT
PRIV - ~ THg PENIT.NTIARY-fRoBA-
~ yoTIoy FOR ANSw Tklah-A W., ossn
s.s IN ,eEp Lspy-A REGIMENT VI 'V'o""'
TRoofs' a,nce Of the Richmond Dispaich.l
lCcrcspo"0'"'' V January 20, 1880.
I, The case al the Common
TIE lu,' Ismes NJ. Young, charged Win
wea'.n ',rdsr Of George Hinton reuoe'c1
the muIu t;o, TO-DAY between IL ana 1
their Nes eu'H; the prisoner guilty OF MUIR
o'clock, "'v 'scond degree, aud fixing MS
der 10 ~. ,,nr,sonment in the penhehtiary
tern oil "nF counsel Tor the prisoner asked
81 ,. ", Conft 10 suspend sentence ,GSu ,or
lne go corier as to making mo''on s 'o' "a a
ms , ,risl The request was s"", 80 Co" tor
NJ" . v,c tomorrow fixed - Tue 'lus i"l
~ ~, .nch motion. The prlsonc, nv"'u ,uc
h'A' ,,.- Win entire compo>orP. ."ouS" -
NH"N ,r.o was sitting near ",",, W. W
i9'"'s, Led. YOung'S conduc' "ul'us 'uc
DIV ~" .,;.i has been composed, ana al no
WON ''' !, hecn noticed that ne seemed
inc VI hy me proceedings going on. IL Is
aHce'. ..!!.obohle. in the event Judge Mann
tboNH"' mi u new trial, that an appeal
feiu,', -, to the supreme Court on the
wiz Vv ,,,.co,iion. made by the counsel Tor
seven" e,cr during the lTHal. Ii has heen
'u' ,,s,le since a trial Tor tnu!der mas
,"'.@ .i.c, in Petersburg, ana thls case mas
'"",' .r,,af deal OF interest ana attract
eAV'.,~ 80 audiences. The crowd nileu
eu N'' ,'...r,,,n last niEht until HE ADJOURN
'uD ., n tbe court. az hsli-past 10 O'Clock
M a.. Sn,en Browdcr. aged nearly seventy
.u.tained a fail ut her home, on mar
!sis' .,rcet l,>t evening. and fractured her
- ann near the shoulder, from the ehec's
y, which She is suffering greatly.
The colored military companies al the
,.,r,cu. poinis in South>ide virginia are
Zinc towards the formation oil reSl-
mi n color q troops, and AT recent meet
vs. ~ the officers Of these companies IeSl-
Intel officers we're chosen. Captain John
II nm. Of The Petersburg GHardS. was
ii.c,e6 colonel. ana full complement Of
oe;cers chosen. The companies Of Norfolk,
prr,smouth. Petersburg. Lynchburg, ana
nonvile ail compose The regiment. APP
,i,cotion will be made TO the Governor at
n once. II il a. not already been DONE ior
commission. for these officers.
Mr.. William Hawkes., aged about sixty
,e,rs a well known and respected citizen
81 sussex county, met with painful and
n j. though, quite a serious accident in this
rifr THIS afternoon. While driving his
wagon into the yard Of We,t-lIill Ware
hopse he was caught between the wagon
and the eate.po,t. His injuries ale mainly
.bOui TIE chest. koBIN ADAlR'
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JAxuARY.2O.-The FOLLOW ing are The quotation.

JANUARY. 2O.-Ihr follow ny are The quotations
DARK GOODS, FOR EXPORT.
LugS -Coumou. <2.50qs3; medium, 50
1880 good, 90 $3.50.
Le0E-C Common, - $3.50 medium, $50 1850;
good. *7@s7j0; Gne, 3l0@sl2.j0; eXr, i.e,
Sl350Mi1J.
Stemmfng.-C Common. s2.50@s4: medium,
s4.j0aSG; gOoi, f6a $3.50; Gnc, s7@Sy.
DAEK s-MANUFACTURING.
Lug FiierS.-C omm N, $50 "A medium 80
MSj; good. $50 S6.
Lc1f Fiiltrs.-1 omnon. - $3.50 melt 500. ~
GSS.50; good, s9o $40 30, fine. II ld:Iz 81;
~ -rt nnc sun-ciIr~'l. Sl20sl7.
WrdDptrs.-t omnOu, STA ~ 30: mcdIrW. -
1880; goJd rl"NSlO.jO: GHe. Sl3dtlf. *
ira, : Boa Sl2: ezra sun-curcd, slS@iZj.
BRIGHT GOODs-HANUFACruLGNG.
SmoktrS.-t omnon. >JaS7: medium $3.50
go: good slZG $3.50; Gne !20H $50.
FWsrS.-( OuuIon. - 0 81: medium, ~ -
good 100 Sl2 hne : l3W SO.
UTdDUeTg.-( .'nInpr. : la 80; medium, -
i25 good. $500 SIC; line. sl5osS5O, tan-' k0'
@S7j.
Hth0g0ay UINDDfrS.-Common, 80 tl~
medium. sZO1 80: good, s30'l $40; hac, 80 =
SjO, extra, iGJ@ s7j.
WESTERN GOODS.
Ina FTUerS--Old dark. t3M4.jO.
LedC FiUers.-ComInon 10 medium, SiHt 6, good
To line. ga 10.
Lpqs, Workiag.--New d.rt. i2.506s3.
LeGC. Stenm iHg.--New dark. sf@s7.
M1sOa COUHty.-\cw common 10 good h..cr'. -
OSl0.
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A Vindication of The People of War
rcutOn.

WARRENTON. VA January 10, 1850.
Filters dispatch: Ths community was
Mortified this morning by The knowledge OF
The TACT that terrible outrage had been
committed in its md.t. A day or two
since, a negro man. who has been pub
l.,hed as eiopinS with white girl. the
daughter Of Mr.. Nathan Corder, respecta-
bic citizen Of upper Fauqucr, was brought
here and lodged IN jail. The negro, with
The young woman, had made his way to
some point IN Maryland. lie was followed
by party Of men from the vicinity Of the
outrage, captured without due form Of law,
and brought in the custody OF bis puTsuers
% Winchester, where a halt was called. q
warrant was sworn out and Jordan the cul.
PM forwarded 10 WHrrentOn. The fact
that during last night the Jail OF
ih,. county was fOrcibly entered and
the offender aiken out and hung
viii doubtless be anticipated by the tele-
graph; but it is due 10 the law-abidlng
people Of this place that it should be widely
known to have been done by persons from
distance, and IN 10 sense is The commune
~ here responsible for the lawless deed. 1t
j. true the crime charged against the muir
dered negro is one that must call forth the
unmeasured indignation Of all right-thDk-
said 10 have been used with the victim, who
j. almost imbecilC, and was left In Maryland
by The sef-appointed avengers OF her
wrongs But the place Of the transaction
wss remote from here, the parties not well
known, and not enough interest was
iei In the matter by our people TO have
tempted them to rash retribution.
II was not even generally known that
tue man had been brought here. About ,
clock this morning, however. Jaier Pattie
was awakened by knocking 1t the door Jf
Ms house, IN front OF the jail He was in
formed by persons below that they had Just
arrived win prisoner from Uppcrville,
"Hom lhry wished 10 lodge In jail. On
so'ng 10 Tie door hc was quickly oVcrpow-
cItd. aud soon learned that the man who
$1,000 before him with his hands fastened
Deulnu hlin was only for a biind. Compelling
llt luler-a feeble man-.O keep quiet I'M
uei threat OF Instant death, they procured
,1t Keys, made Patlie conduct them TO the
!"' got their man, gagged bin by an ap-
I4'a'1> already prepaed hurried him of, |
ulasging hin (as is supposed from bruises |
guy hiud found on his person. about half a
i""e' ana htnging him to a tree near the |
.emt'eIy. There his bruised body, with !
we lude SICK with which he mas gagged !
s''' oangling a, his side, WAS found. The |
Hheuing party quickly made their escape, |
S ,r 'hefe Is as yet no clue to any OF them. !
""fenton iepudiates such disreputable |
,A"eSsness, and there is great indignation |
meie against those who have dared TO IN
'"uc our precincts for such purpose
AMATEUR.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

IRlsH RELIEF MEETING IN PETERSBURG /;
HELP FOR TIE SUFFERING PcoR-TuE
LOUISIANA LEGIsLATUREA AND THE sENA-
ToRsHIP-DEATb OF ENG NOR
WEsC0TT, OF FLORIDA, At THE AD-
vANCED AGE on NINETY YEARs-THE
WORK OF sEwERING MEMPHIS TO COM
MENCE AY-CONGREssIONAL PRO-
CEEDINGs AND OTHER WASHINGTON
THE MAINE QUESTION; THE FUsIoNIsTs
GOING INTO The REPUBLICAN LEGrsLA-
TURE ny DEGREEs-CRIMEs AND CASUAL
TIES-vARlOUS FOREIGN ITEMS, &C.
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GOLD PENS.
TOHN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
GOLD PEN,


PATENTED October 2, 1872,
Is the highest achievement la the manufacture OF
Gold Pens. and the result Of experiments for more
than twenty years. The RECORD" PEN Is pro-
duced by a skilful combination Of the two precious
and non. corrosive metalS-16 karat GOLD and PLA-
rlNUM-wblc the ordinary gold pen contains an
alloy Of copper reducing It's hneness without Yield
ting that elasticity, density, and setl-like temper
which the costly platinum supplies. The REC
ORD" GOLD PEN-POlNTS are Of the best hid
ium idiaIuonds), ndesructible with fair treatment,
and polished TO glass-Iike smootlmess.
Sfeel-pen writers have now every objection to gold
fairly overcome, and every requirement IN pen
which will endure and not oxidize. equarey mei.
The RECORD" GOLD Pen is guaranteed TO
possess durability, pcrmanency OF spring, and per-
lection Of point. Price $3.50. Sold by all Jewellers
and sial0ners Ia the United States. IL not found or
der direct fiOm
JOHN HOLLAND, Manufacturer
10 west Fourth street. Cincinnati
For sale by RAEDOLPH a ENGLISH and WOOD
HOUSE & PARHAM. Richmond. Va. NH l9-Wly
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FOrty-sixth COngress--SecOnd Session.
WASHINGTON, January 30, 1880.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Mr.. Beck announced his intention to
speak against the Bayard resolution to-mor-
row after the morning hour.
Mr. Morgan presented petition OF $40
citizens OF Philadelphia demonstrating
against any legislation by Congress looking
TO q curtailment in the quantity or To remove
the legal-tender quality OF greenbacks or
their displacement by bank-notes. He stated
that he did not know the petitioners, but
they appeared to be workingmen and busi-
ness-men.
Mr.. Logan. by request, presented the pc
titiOn OF soldiers for the passage OF the
Weaver bill for the payment to soldiers OF
the difference between gfeenbacks and gold
when they were paid.
Mr.. Logan said that Ia presenting the pc
ttion he desired simply TO say that he
thought the bill referred to was one OF the
greatest pieces Of demagogism ever in-
vented In Congress, and he regretted that
soldiers were deceived into signing petit
lions IN its favor.
The morning hour having expired, the
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ONE PRISONER SLABS ANOTHER.


TORONTO, ONT, January 20.--Two con.
victs IN the Central prison, at this city.
quarreled yesterday, when one stabbed the
other, probably fatally.
A TELEGRAPH OPERATOR STABBED BY NEGRO.
LAWRENCE, KAN, January 20.-On Sun
day evening As Charles Andrus, telegraph
operator, was walking down the street, he
was stabbed by cOlOred man named Perry
Polk. A companion CT Andrus had had
some words with the negro. but ADdrus
himself was stranger to him. and had given
him no occasion for the attack. Andrus was
dying last night. Polk is still at large.
THREE MEN sUFFoCATED TO DEATH.
SAN Francisco. January 90 Three men
named Rolen, Lucas, and Mcdonald were
sulfOcated TO death yesterday in the BOnan-
~ shaft, Rowland flat, by the fumes OF
blast.
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CCIENTIsTs MAY DIFFER ABOU

SCIENTISTS MAY DIFFER ABOUT
- the pathoC gy Of rheumatism, its origin, and
whether it be hereditary, bu, irrcfragable tesimo-
nv proves that when 4 tendency to it develops isef
Hoslettcrs Stomach Biters is a reliable means of
subduing that tendency. some Of the prescribed
remedies for the disease are decidedly otecliona-
bic from The danger attending their use, Others are
utterly Intellectual the best, the safest heck i the
Bitters. This very obstinate malady. the more cf-
feciualy to overcome it, should bc grappled with at
the outset. Every one knows what terrible. what
ceaseless pain 1t can in1ct. Why, then, should
this atrOciouS often fatal complaint he allowed to
gain hcadwav through indifference TO its earliest
symptoms, when a safe. long; ested, and strongly
recommended medicine ~ eseuts it>olf. In add ion
to suggesting this means Of relief il seems not In
appropriate 10 caution the rheumatic against expo
sure ia 21W(wlF&M
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BOOTS. snSEs. &c.
TENTLEMEN's DOUBLE a

" SOLE HANDMADE BOOTS at@~
s7.5O--a bargain;
GENTLEMEN's HEAVY D0UBLE-SOLE BUT
TON-BOOTs, LACE-SHOES, aud CONGRESS
CATERS, in aligrades;
LADIES FRONT and siDE-LACE and BUTTON
BoOTs-heayy soles, for walking, and Ia nne
soft Kid aud light ,oes;
BOYS aud CHiLDREN'S StHOOi~sEOES ana
FINE DRESS BOOTS:
INFANTS SHOES Ia all styles;
A fine line OF OLD GENTLEMEN'S aud LADIES'
BROAD-BOTTOM, FLAT-HEEL BOOTS aud
SHOES;
TRUNKS, yALIsEs, sATCHELs, BAGS, OVER
The universal ANKLE-sUPP0arER, for
wa" j. A.GRIGGS.
de3I Tenth and Main streets,
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The Great Fire I'm TeAIo.

YOKOHAMA. January 3.-Public attention
i entirely absorbed by the disastrous con-
flagrati0n in Toxic on December 2Gth. This
is the third similar overwhelming calamity
in seven years-the first in 1872 and the
second in 1876. Now miles Of ground are
laid waste Nearly 1900 homes have been
destroyed and $4,000 persons rendered des-
titute. The actual pecunary loss - still
undetermined. bur it ~ not so great as it
would be in western countries. owing to
the cheap constructor OF q majority OF the
houses.
The loss Of life is pnt down at about one
hundred. \ large part of the foreign dis
trict was destroyed, including several mis-
si0nary establishments, one church, aud the
office OF the Toxic Times. The United
States legation was in danger, but escaped.
Extraordinary measures OF relief have been
instituted by the Government and private
individuals.
The Pope Surprised and Indignant.
L0NDON January 2O.-A dispatch from
Rome to the Pau Nat Gdzetie says: The
Pope is surprised and indignant ut Cardi-
nal McClosky's reception OF Mr.. Charles ).
ParneIl, in New York, and has ordered
Cardinal Nina, the papa secretary OF state,
to telegraph TO Cardinal McCOsky for In
formation on the subject. The Pope is in
disposed and confined 10 his bed.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 20, 1880.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk, United state
mail, merchandise, and PASSENGERS, L. Is. Tatun
Schooner Katie Ranger, Hardy, New YORK, hay
Simpson, Bass e Co.
Schooner Geranium, -, Rack river, oysters.
SloOp Ann Elizabeth, -, Back river oysters.
schooner Robert Haley Brooks, Baltimore pipe
to John Bowers, aud guano to Richmond and Dam
vile railroad.
Schooner ". II. Ker eel sopcr, NrF York, coal,
Gorvas StOrrs. agent.
CLEARED FOR Tins PORT.
From New York January l9ih. brig Lily tBr),
j me-. Port Allegro gtd Elchmaid. ....- ,...,,
From Charleston January 18th, schooner GeOrg-
eta Lawrence, Robinson.
MEMORANDUM.
HALTIMORE. January IS Arrived; Steamer
Lucille, Pri,chard, from Richmond
MISSING.
BARK Continental. Larrabee, which lrit Washing
ton. 10. e.. November IAN. for - JaSo DE Cuba,
with a cargo Of 800 ionh 81 coal bad n1i arrived az
last advices. ana is supposed 10 De lost she Is
owned in Baltimore, and had a rev Of ten persons
besides the captain.
Rark Jason (Nur). whicl went ashore near Hog
island November 18th, has been hnllly ab1nboned
as a total wreck. Her crew arrived at norfolk
January 5.h. an were paid OF by the Norwegi "a
con.uL The rgo II railroad iron amounted To
CAPTAINS Of sailing vessels at Alexandria are COM
planning that their trade IS being taken awsy from
them by the steamers.
by telegraph.
NEW YORK. January 20 ArIived Iicfmod,
Mercaior. Ciiy Of Macon. Arrived out: Leyerric,
Lorraine, y. Caland. VogeT, Wcstphdlia, British
En- pire, Prussian, Clanstuari. NOrdsigcTneD. Res.
Sit Turin. Union, ROnas, T.. Bali. IIomeward
bound Burmah, for New Orleans; ID. ii. Bllls, Tor
Wilmington.
BALTIMORE, January 2O.-Arrlyod Schooner
Paul Seavev. from Wilmlnaton, ~ &. Cleared !:
h0oneg Lo,lie aud Annie for Richmonl.
SCHOONER DISABLED.
BALTIMORE, January 2O.--The schooner y. o.
Bazilry from M0oile 10 FAN River, Mass, put into
this port This morning, having iost her mainmast
and rigging. She has cargo OF 400 bales OF cot
ton, and was damaged 10 ne extent OF sI,VcO'
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IN PETERSBURG LAST NIGHT
Especial telegram to the Dispafeh.I
PETERSBURG, January Tonight there
was a largely. attended meeting at che Acadc.
my Of Music 10 the interest Of the suffer
ing poor OF Ireland. There were several
speeches by ministers OF different denomi.
nations. A strong appeal was made for aid,
and canvassers were appointed to collect
funds. Colonel J. d. Brady presented o
preamble and series OF appropriate resoIu.
lions, which were adopted.
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E'Nai R'g.is,s.

SAVANNAH, GA. January Gothic Grand
Lodge /. o. o. B'nai Birth mrt to-day in
annual convection, representing District
No. ,. Delegates were present from Mary
land, District OF Columbia, Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. The
election for officers will be held Tomorrow.
a grand banquet will be rendered TO the
Grand Lodge Tonight by the Savannah
Lodge. Many delegates are accompanied
by ladies
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POLITICAL.
THE MARYLAND sENAToRsHTP.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, January 2O.-The two
houses OF the Legislature, in accordance with
the act OF Congress prescribing the time
and manner Of electing senators in Con-
gress, pr oceeded at noon to. day to vote for 4
senator to succeed Hon. William Pinckney
WHITE, whose term expires on March 4,
1881. In the Senate. Arthur L. German
tDemoclat) received Is votes, and James A..
Gary Republican, yotes-two senators
were absent. In the House. Mr.. GoIman
received G3 votes, aud Mr.. Gary 1.-two
members OF the House were absent. COL
mans vote is majority 10 both houses.
THE MISSISSIPPI sESATORsHiP.
JACKSON, Miss, January 20.-No result
was reached IN the caucus last night. Be-
fore the balloling commenced General
Waltbam's name was Withdrawn and Gene
raj George proposed. Five ballots were
taken. Fortieth: Barksdale, 81; Single
ton. 50; George, 80. The senatorial ques-
ton comes before the Legislature to-day.
THE LOUISIANA sENAroRsarP.
NEW ORLEANS, January 20.-The Legis-
lature went through the formality OF voting
for United States Senator to-day. but there
will be no election lay the LEGISLATURE until
the Democratic caucus dominates.
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Nv Telegraph,
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January 20 90 S0sv.-Siocbs Grm.
Money on call. 5H6 ner cent. fVchaHge--l D..
1872; short, Asa. state bonds quiet. tOvcrH-
ments quiet.
Erening.-Noucv. sac pr cent Excral e.
49,. Governments steady; new -. 1888: 4.
pr cents, 1913 Ter cents. lN4'!. STATE, dI...
BALTislOuE.
BALTIMORE. January 20 Virginia g., defer. 80.
Q: cpnsnl,. 81 L: second series. 20: ta~i.dUr c..-
pon>, 77s new iO-40's, 37's; l0-i0's, coupons,
SOW Bd to-day.
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TIE HAYDEN jury DIsCHARGED.-Ncl
Haren, Ct.. January l9.-The jury in the
HAYDEN case could not agree, and was dis
charged by Judge PAX. The last ballot
stood eleven for acquittal and one for muir
der in the second degree. Counsel will
move for Hayden'S release on bail at the
first opportunity. There is scarcely pro-
liability Of another trial. Hayden was
warmly congratulated by his friends.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. January 20, 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED 40 SECRETARY.
WHEAT-Hei DO tu,hrl.
CORN Vti,e. $50 bushels. TttiOD. 7 Is g. d
ell. Mred. 80 bu~hp-.
OATs.-I.3 O6 bushes.
BEANS 20 nu bci-.
PEAS-3- hu-hei-.
POTATOES 20 bushels.
MEAL-40 hush.I.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY
WHFAT.-K,d. 81 hu.he. good Fu'.Z a $40;
80 bushels very good FullE ~ ll.f3: 4lG uu A-ls
I. cd FuiZ ~ : IA ,. to a.. 5lO bushels.
CORN WATT. I24 hI-h,is prime nj Gle 4B6
he's very Iood ~ G0c.;Otal, 800 bushels rel,
4 Obushcls prime ar soc.
OATS -434 hu .hci, tnfirg on private term.
TOTAToES.-rterlt as, 20 bushels AT soc.
MEAL.-f0 bushei, 0u private terms
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Erancc.


LONDON, January 20.-Jules Fayrc, The
eminent statesman and Republican member
Of the Senate for the Department vi the
RhOne, and also a member Of the French
Academy, died last night at Versailles, at
the age of Seyenty-One.
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Gewe-iug ,sennnhia.

MEMPHIS. January 2O.-rhe work of sew
ering Memphis begins tomorrow. Colonel
q. l.. Waring, with assistant engineers, Is
here to superiniend the work, which is cX-
pected to be completed by the middle Of
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Destructive fire af Roxboro,, NC.

'"AIL LARGE STORES, WITH CONTENTS, AND A
S S'I TOTALLY DEsTROYED-LOss,
$4,000 TO $4,000, &C.. &C.
soIrH Boston, Va, January 20, 1880.
lux, hu,'oTS D1pateh: Late sunday night the
~ 'euouee II Nessrs. 5. i. satterfield a.
d a., ~ lbe village OF Roxboro', y. c., was
49, "'eIed to BIZ on lire. The alarm was
Gam. Snd every Effort made 10 arrest the
No., Su' unayaiing. The stores OF
Weht,. ?. i. Sattefbeld g. Co.. w. Il.
dr. furniture store, &. &. Mi.chelps
drugstore, J. A. Longs general mercban-
S Sse aoie, n. II. Claws saloon. and resi-.
DEUCE DEUCE Of Squire John Jones we're totally
N s,s1 Loss estimated at from 10000
mi. sio.ovo partially insured. The fire
h nsa1o from a keroseDe.oil lamp left
'vvnlos IN sailerdeld's store.
i'ors truly, &C., OR. HIP
VI sal
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SENATOR LAMAR GETTING WELL Especial
dispatch to the Washington Post. l-Jdch-
son, Miss, January Ex-senator Lamar has
been sitting up TO-DAY. and is doing finely.
A steady improvement in his condition is
noted. The Senator leaves for his home at
oxford tomorrow.
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n7hifganrK.

MONTREAL. January 20,-EX.G0ycm0r
Wescott OF Florida, who has resided here
since the breaking out Of the late war in thc
States. is dead; aged ninety years. He was
born in Alexandria, Va.
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fI'O WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-This
J. Is 10 GIVE notice that have appointed THOMAS
L. TURNER. Of the ely Of Richmond. my agent.
10 cOaduct for me. IN sad city, STABLE or STA
Els for the LIVERY, HIRING. SALE. and EN-
OF VEHICLES, HORSE. and MULES.
by said agent is 10 buy aud sell for CASH only
II, X. TURNER.
December Q, 1879. &c 2i-lm
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rtouP.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

F.ne. s4al4.5O, s,perGre, 80 .5OGRj75 ---s
tG.75eos7 o. mn)n f..-llY, S7d.725 OF
lrau1 Sr,stS.
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COLGATE & CO.'S

NEW" SOAP can be cut i'm two, the oval end
claspcd readily in The hand, and the larger end worn
down almost 10 = wafer without any wasie.
COLGATE & co. recommend their
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"NEW " SOAP

(rade- mark registered to careful hOusekeepers,
not only as superior in quality, hut as in form the
most economical Soap now made.
Ioc s. W&SiFcISl
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., a. y now said that Hon. j. p. BENJAMIN
-" We one Of EDgland's highest Judges,
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he Pope Surprised ard Indignant.
MARINE iNTELLIGENCE.

NnNLAruRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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TIIE OVAL CAKE

V'HE OVAL CAKE
ts the most economical form of Washing Soap. All
bar or square cakes wear down in use to large fiat
piece. too thin to handle, and therefore wasted;
while the OVAL CAKE Of