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The lcadin" Scientists of TO-DAY
agree that most diseases are caused by
disorder"d kiinoys or Liver II, there
fore, the Kidneys and Liver are kept i'm
perfect order, perfect health will he the
esult. This truth has only been known
short time aud for year people suffers
eel great agony without being able to
find reiict. The discovery of Warmers
Saio Kidney and Liver Cure marks a
new era in the treatment of these truu-
bles. Made from simple tropical lcpt
OF rare value, it contains just tie eic-
nents necessary To nourisn and invigor-
alto both OftheSe great organs and safely
restore and keep them i'm order. IL IS "A
POSITIVE Remedy for all the dis
eases that cause pains i'm tho lpwer part
OF tho hody-f1r Torpid Liver-IIead
aches Jaundice- Dizziness Gravel -
Fever, Ague-Malarial Fever, and all
.nIhculties Of tho Kidneys, Liver and
Urineiy Organs.
1t IS an excellent and safe remedy for
oil ales during Pregnancy. 1t will con-
em Me0struration and is Invaluable for
eucorrhea or Failing of tho Womb.
AS Blood Purifier it is uucqualod, for
1t cures tho organs that make the blood,
READ THE RECORD.
ut saved my lite. e d. Lakclv, SCI
ma, Ai1bunu
at is the remedy that will cure the
many diseases peculiar to women. -
HOHeI'S MdQds1t.c
81 has passed severe tests and won
endorsements from some OF tho highest
medical talent in the country ,"-NctO
York JVDgtd.
mo remedy heretofore discovered can
be held for one moment i'm comparison
With it."-RcU. Q. Il. HaVey, u. D.,
Washington, ID. &.
This Remedy, which has done such
wonders. is put up in tho LARGEST
SIZE BOTTLE Of any medicine upon
he market, and IL sold by Druggists
md all dealers at Sl2j per bottle. For
Diabetes, enquire for WARNERSSA SAFE
DIABETES CURE. II is a positive
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II. II. WARMER & CO., Rochester, y.
I. Oc3O'SO
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KINGwOoD, JANUARY s. 1881.

HENRY CLAY HYDE, Eauor
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LATEST FOREIGN NTWS.
ireland In Parliament.

HOW THE SPEAKER OF TUE ROUSE OF COM
MONS CUT OFF THE OBSTRUCTIONI>TS.
LoNDoN. February Ii Is understood
thar the appeal 10 The authority OF the Char,
which eventually WAS successful in stopping
obstruction in The House, was agreed upon
by the leaders both Il the Liberal and Con-
servarivr parties. The final speech before
the intervention If the Speaker was by Mr.
Biggar, who concluded by expressing his
wish for the success OF Fenian>m. Durlug
Mr.. Biggar'S speech Premier Gladstone en-
tered the House, and was loudly chtered. II
was at hi point that the Sneaker resumed
the chair--at o O'Clock \. N. lie lmme-
diately sald
"Durine fOriy-one bOurs The House has
been occupied by repeated motions for ad-
'iournmont, supported by small minorilieS,
in opposition to The general sense OF the
House. A crisis hIs arisen which demands
The prompt interpoSitlon 81 the Chair and
the House. The measure recommended as
urgent in her Moiesty's speech month ago
i being arrested bv an incOnsidcrable MI
pOritv. Il is necessary TO yindlclte the
credit and authority 0f The HOn>e. | am
satisfied that | shall best carry out IL will,
and RELY upon it, support ii decline 10
immediately put the sryPrsI question, to
vote. II will be necessary for toe House to
assume more efiic ent control over its de-
bates or en'rust greater authority TO the
Chair"
The Speaker was repeatedly and entbu-
siasIicalIy cbcered. The vote OF 1911 10 10.
on the division, at $3.50 y. NJ was that on
which the amendment 10 adjourn The de-
bate was rejected. The Speaker then put
the motion that leave be given 10 bring in
the protection bill. The Ilomc-Rners here
for two minutes shouted, Privilege ~
privilege - aud thin, rs the Speaker
sill remained standing, they all left the
House 10 a body, bOwine to the Speaker a.
they did 80, the other members cheering
their departure.
The motion that leave be given to bring
in the bill was then Unanimously agreed TO.
MIR. Gladstone then announced that he
would move on Thursday that II, on notice
being given that the business of the House
Is urgent, and il on call OF the Speaker fortS
members shall support the demand Tor ur-
gency, the Speaker snail forthwith put the
question. without debate, amendment, or
adjournment, and II the question OF ur-
eency be decided in the affirmative by three
10 one, then The powers OF The House Tor
the regulation OF It's business shall be vested
in and remain with The Speaker until he
shall declare that the state OF public busi-
ness Is no longer urgent. Mr.. Gladstone
gave notice that be proposes TO follow lhe
motion above referred TO by resolution
declaring that the state OF public business
| Is urgent.
CONTINUATION OF THE DEBATE.
The debate on Mr. A. NJ. suIliyan's mo
| ton to adjourn continues.
Mr. Sullivan made an indignant speech
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YIRE RECORD.
Tne p,y,uou,h IN. g. ! Fire.
THE LIST OF susPtRERs-A AGGREGATE LOSS,
$4,000.


THE LIST OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOSS,
$4,000.
RALEIoH, n. C.. February 1.-The fire at
Plymouth, ". G., Monday night. destroyed
the business portion OF The place, whlch
va, tbickly built up with stores ana ware
hot,ses. The court house was built OF brick.
The FIRE, beginning In an once near Inc
centr, Of Water STREET. worked It's way both
IN and down that street until II swept u
clean, NOT bmdlTr being EFT. The fol-
lowing ia a list 81 the buildings and stocks
destroyed, with losses: HorDetbal Bro
ther. four buildings. including their store
and stock OF merchandise, 81 200; j. +.
Norman, store aud stock Of merchandise
and two other BUILDINGS, go o60 j. l..
Newberrv, three bulldisss. stock II mer-
chandise and 100 bales % cotton, 100000;
i. W. Ayers, store and STOCK of'Derchan-
disc, So Q89: w. Avres, stock OF merchaE-
disc: y. j. Norman. Two sioTehoUses,
y. 600; W. Fl. Word, druggist eBiire stock,
Il 800: John PIereey, store and stock,
g. 900: Bunch K Broiher stock and store,
-. 900; y. Il. Yereer, store and STOCK.
$1,000: William Harrison, sots, s2.50O;
SAMUEL Virgins. bakery and stock, 5000;
james Burgwynue, 800; Grace Protestant
EDl>cOidt fUuICUs DD,,'V- 6'N"'Oh ~
tern, st re and stock S6.0005 JoS. r. jack
sou. store and Office. $1,000; Mrs. While
hurst, two houses, $1,000; Jos. NJ. REID,
100 bales Of cotton. $1,000; HorDethal X
Brother. about 80 bales aud 10000 shingles,
$500; Joseph Newberry. >toreh"use' 5000;
Charles Latham, law office. library, &c.,
$4,000: W. II. Hampton, warehouse ana
three seines, 80 600; Samuel Latham, ware
house and one sriue. $3.50; :. :. Arm
stead, office, $500; court-h"n>e. &c. 600; >.
p. Swain, store ana stock. $1,000; Teiierton,
store and stock, 81, 900; SuEdrv small losses,
81. 600. Captain Scion A>kew. OF ibe
steamer OrioIe, steamed 40 in rear OF the
burning warehouses and saved coDSlderahie
property. The losses amount to Sl31'30O.
Besides the buildings DESTROYED. 300 bales
OF cotton were burned i and 100000 shingles.
Hornethal d Brother and j. +. Norman were
partially insured. The other loser, had DO
insurance whatever. The church burned
was built Of brick, and was handsome in
design.
a Thirty Five.TbO usa Dd-Doiiar Fire
la Aiabama.
MOBILE, Ala, February , The town OF
Scooba, on the Mobile and OhIo railroad,
was Iartlv destrOle ed by fire his morning.
Loss, $4,000; Insurance, 5000. Eight
houses were totally destroyed.
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boz.
Sacor shoulders. 6se.: Gear rls-e,r.s. esf. .
xInis hog-roInf. sd9lc. vlrTnis mans. arg ,lit.
mall. iZ'ts; :agar-cursa. Hes PLAIN hams
sseksts; Paiu.c. two ncops. s.scan.7s
g; oSss So 3r four srns: us' ''f'
~. 1000 % DriTe. ,5ta i6c-: LAsasyrs. 1913
g,indies: Aaauai,in, cana!eA i2sssisc. 7se'
t5Gl &c. > n: half-bores. 12c.: tspow. lac.
40 s.,,,o r st. s ss.y lltssi5s 1Sns.
dlo'.: Fnziish darv. leNZOc.; Pineapple. Use.
Rice; Carolina. 7a7f".
IA. tern, s3.58msf. Macksre No. cay, naIf.
barrels, $50; ~; e IN barrels, 1880: No. =
fnscserel, ts.5ods6; No. 4, In si,s. III "; No
Lard: priln. '.rre'- ara ,r.rces ,sxe n h.w
erreis. lose.; tubs, s,ba9s>. 6r New York; %
isl4c for cns,ce Baltimore.
Ho,;sss-. common sYrur--Hszsheads. 21c.
tierees. 26c. barrels. pc. geeuine zol.sn sysup
Saif: Liverpool. IRON stove. u 10. GrouI q
alum. from store. soc. = sack.
Sugar: Crushed. IOkc.: rowdsred lOk,.: srss-
pisf@fi. lOsab5sc. A. $50 &c. X exc. extr@ y
iS4s6S8'lc. yeIow. 71@SC.; crt isaI iUsJ;.
gosD: Common. D0Tc., ce6, wasu,.s. T'fN6ss
. Tsas. Rlack 25@50:. : imperiS, 25G75 gun-
powder 3jc.' 81.
Hides. Leather. &rs.
Rfdes: Wet sailed. sa9c.. dry sated, sdlsc.
dry aims. lse@ 81; gr,rn. sm8r 100000,
+ heather: Rough leather, 2 'fh3 DO; hnissed bar.
ness leather. 3OG4Oc.: bashed uoDer SUI s'c''
dnished kps, jDd 75c.: nenIock Sees 20os2sc.
iron. steel. Natis. sr.
iron: American renned. pd Domlnloa hsr,
2 6-lOc . -. FOR standard sizes {, English snc
American sheet. 81 Sac -~edes' hammered 90
Nafis: Ola Dosinlon. sS f,r standard siaes sos
100 kegs.
l.fouyh- Castings: wholesale. Sc. retai AZ
An.
Rope. Manila hest. 2%,.: jcte, s4Gsc.
LsGuors. wsses, as.
Ale: Scoscn, best brands, pno e2Gsz.2o =
BrGndies: Domestic sl.25@s1: fruit. si.Iea
sI.4O; apsle. new. sl.73Gsz; o!d, s2.z'@ts
Rue lVhSskeus: Medium l.5e<ae" pure Old, -
GA; Virginia mountain, new 81 fa@Fs' III
Gin. iomestic. sl.25Ns2: imported, IS y case
Ne,o England Rum: sL.50Tsl6n
Rsctifsd WhiRssVS. Market active ami hizae.
Lumber. saves, Nc.
Lumber: White OAK, slSGsiS 1000:
white Din iii t42.5S = l.000 yellow nine
boards. 40. market sBs; dry clear. go PA,
and IL demand; olst 1905 /, ae,ordlng to
six-inch ssGss . I,oOO. Laths-spht. 81 sawed,
III T7Aa%I az y Loco.
Saves: Whisxey-oa-rsl tlmber,greea- 81 sels2sp
IOOO: seasoned. f2O,dE25 q 1000. bl0ur-psTr.
timber. i4GS7 ' l,OOU. Flonr-haT'' 0o'es' sac
Be- hogshesO-hoons. Toe. - hundF.
PoYSs,. shot. &C.
Fuse Toys eining. 35@sl.l lie y ioo fec.
POioder: &c by the I'VE keys thaE avs
Snot: Northern. - +. pag - rs lns.
Grind8tenss: IA Gitc. : %.
Cyorey. s5.5s1s6.
Orchard cross: sl.50@sl.1j.
TifnOthy: $50 f3.23.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, February =, 1881,
Country pronucr

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY =, 1851.
Country prohmc-
1DDIPS Green-FrOm S2.25 10 - 20 pe. barrel.
ossst0. C zoe. p D.
Buttsr: rhine 10 choice yellow, &c; isr 10
Cor corn Veal; $4,000. p bushei for country; Co.
D RE- Frmtt: Apples, 2@4c. biack6crries, Sc. :;
chcrnes l2G DC: rs.Dberries; 2o@22c. "a
DTessed POETRY turkeys. 1OGl3c.; ducks, 10
Gl3c.; chickens and geese, 9alOc.
EQgS: 40c.
Fathers: Prime nye-4oose. 4Oa45c.: common.
Fiarsesd. 81 a bushel.
nav: Vireinia timothy, $1,000 :l25; cloyei-
0Gts: Baed. SIGSI 10.
PotatoeS: irish, s2.2j@t250 q barrel; 75c.@
Roots f' Ginseng, slloGsl.3O q N. senecs free
NJ tops, 4Oc. g N.
Lard: Country, s.
Rgs: 7Ja SOC =, bushei.
sisHadc: PRIME. 13c.
SkHrks 1OA soc.
BELsd Str0i0: 65ei Zoe.
WOOL: Wasned. 40@42c.; anwasned, 2s $4,000.
BURY w00 vii, BRING IRON 20 Sc. y u les Loan
Cement. Lime. Plaster. sc.
cement: Rose,dale. sl4O@sl.60 p barrel
James River, sI.30@$l.4O: .
lin. Agricultural. eGD Zoe. ousnel; fockAnd,
8i.I5@sI.ZO. according to quantity; Jonter
fe1isnIngl, y p; Glenn's FANS, 81.
plaster: Lunp. "A Is; grounu, 81 ealcired
7lsster. Al. 6O@$l.75
Tar: Large size. 1870.
Dry foods.
Prints: MerrimacA. Czr: derTimach shifting,
&c.; richmond &C.; south bridge. DC. racine,
7c.; sprsgue. sc: spraSne shirtinE, Oyc.;
tsston So: Ma lory Pink, 7c.; Mallory Pur-
pie, 7c.; simpson Mourning, 7c.; Smnson Grey,
7c. simpson Black &C.; HARMONY osc.; Ash
''i from Cotions Manchester \ A., 5sc.; Man
A a. A., ec' R .cs - "a p,. X:
!" X. H., exc; James River "A n H.. $40. James
Rty r standard A ID. d., Sc; GrhoI"yili, X.
ane. sIc: C0nes,oGs D.. 7,Iy; Conss,6gs. W., g..
Broioa SBsetings: PeDperel l0.A, Z31c., An
dr,- roggin l4l-4. 2S%c. -,
Nils. l2sr.; \ msutta, 1870: DaVo'. &C.. Ah-
1roscoggii, L. DC. Fruit OF the Loom, lOsc. FOR
bang. 7te Hope I-4. sc. Eclipse al, &c.; Sc
curity. 4, 6Se. Pepperel l0-,, ZI;e. s-
Gtng6sa,.-Piunket, l0c.; White aan9lscinr-
Ing, &c. Keulworth. 7sc.: Gu. berllnL JSc. -
Tick = ConestOga ~ a., lZc.' Cenesfosa 4:
A., I4c. !: Conestoga c. T., i5c., Conestosa Pre-
MUM. l7He.: ConesIoga r. T., ia >, O.. s,a--
'' Sroon Ortas: Granitevlne, &c.; stark, sAc.
Peppere II, &C.; kockbrid9s An. &c
6snias: Jewett Cay. lie. Boston, S. ..
Cs.if@a Piotds: ottawa, tsse.; Tcsss o' esc'
Old Virginia, &c.
Ia,sbrics, Flat fold. &C.: Paper. 10
Drugs. Dyestuns. oils. he.
/ Ieos,. s2.so y gallon.
| Concentrated Lye: sa%o@$s - oAse Oh 'oHi
| dozen.
| C0pDsrds: &c.
| Cock,asat: eOc. p N
| RrtrGct Of LOgD0od: lie.
| TnfigO. ai9esl.1O.
| Ola. iinseed s5c-. machine. siGsl.7b: slern.
| n 20. whale 75c.: straits. 30G60c.: LABRADOR
| col oi;. SOd6O lard. so- wet 20 aacyen
heat salad, $3.50, castor, si.s5 y gallont Virgins
lmbricatny tO9ab0,.; fefoeue, l3e., cssD, y sal
iOu.
soots: Ginseng, Soc.; seneca, without top, ss<
Soda: SAL. lk@2c., In kegs rpslsh sods. &C.
| American. skate.
! HDirtts TNrpsattns: h0c.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
DEAD THE FOLLOWING TESTING
NAL:

RICHMOND. VA,
Gentlemeu,-I take the liberty Of Informing you
Of the great mprovement-welL you may saw me
entire restoration to health-cau.ed by Ing SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR.
Iwasundfr medical treatment for a long TINE iDe
ing treated for Dyspepsia but all kinds OF medlcihe
go, med 10 10 me hut little good. suffered intensely
with fun stomach. headache. sc. One day was
told by neigtIbOr who had taken the REGULA-
TOR that H. was sure cure for nv troubles. de-
cided to try It not thinking 1t would DO me any
good. The first dose took relieved me very much
I was So decided an improvement began To pht
confidence In what my II, igheor had said 10 me- In
one week after taking thu REGULATOR was rs
strong aud hearty as ever was; my complexion
began 10 clear up. was told by AL my acquaIht-
anc.s was looking 80 much better ihhk u i
the best thing ever took for DYSPEPSIA without
any exception. f. did me so much good was deter
mined ! would give you my testimony without Otlh2
,shed for It, Your respectfully.
HENRY G.. CRENsHAw.
Original and genuine manufactured only by
J. n. ZEiLIN K CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
aoLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
(nO 25- deOd& wtAu20l
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

FEBRUARY 2.-The following are the quotations :
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Luqs.-ComlnOn to good i4GS6.
LeGf.-CommOn, $5@S6; medium, s6.5Of1t7
good, $3.50; fine, Sl0@Sll; extra ine, $40
ia. .
DARK OBACCO-MANUFACTTRI
Lug FiHerS.-t' OmmOn, S3.50@S4; medium,
S4.506S5 good, S5.50mS6.
Lenf FieFS.-C0mmOn, S5NrS5 80; medium,
t6mS6.50; good, $40 80; fine. S9msl0.
WrdDpfrS.-Common, S7.3oMSs.50: medium
fs.5OGS9: good. S9.5OMSl0; fine, sl0@sll
extra sun-cured, Sl2@Sl0.
BRIGHT TOBACCO ANCFACTURiNG.
SmOkerS.-C0mmOn, SSdSl0; medium, 400
kI2; good, tl2@sl6; hne sl6@s20
EiIers.-COmmOn, S6@SS: medium, 57@s9
good, Sl0MSiZ: line, nominal
Wrnppsrs.-Co Common, 1O@$l5 medium, ~ 5d
$40: good, S20MS30; line, ti0@s10: fancy, $50
@t7j.
WrdODerS, M4A0g0ny.-C Common, tl2@Sl5
medium. Sl5m@S20; good, s22Gf2j; line, 5000
$40 , extra, S45@S50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods T. confined
PRINCIPALLY 10 good old heavy-bodied lugs aud Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Ola lugs, $i6sJ: Kentucky River lugs, 800
Sl2: Kentucky River lear, Sl3mtlS.
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DIR. TUTT'S PILLS.
'NUTT'S PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss Of Appetite, Nausea. Bowels Cosliye, Pain
In the Head, with dull sensation in the back part;
Pain Under the Shoulder Blade; Fullness After
Eating with adi,inclinaton to exertion of BODY or
mind; lrritability of Temper; Low >pirir; Loss
Of Memory, with feeling of having neglected some
iuty: WEAKNESS, Dizziness, Futtering at the Heart,
Cots Before the Eyes, Yellow skin, Headache Rest
Iessness at night, Highly -Colored Urine.
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED ST.
RIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted TO srch
eases. One dose effects such change Of feeling as
20 ast0nlsh the sufferer
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Murdcrcrs Lynched In New Mexico.

~
GALVESTON. February "A dispatch from
A Albuquerque. \. W., reports that Para,
Barre. and CilIf~ rnia Joe. arrested Tor The
murder Of Colonel Charles Potter, Of The
Geological Survey, were taken from Jail
Sunday night by masked men and hanged
on The porch Of the building. Not word
was smoker. |: was scarcely Gflren minutes
from the time the baud approached the Jail
until The three men were disposed of The
sheriff i on The track cf Llcber the prlDci-
pal IN the crime.
A Murderer Surrendcrs Himself
GALVESTON, February A SPECIAL from
BRYAN. Texas. says: p. Boyttt surrendered
himself 10 the authorities, and was placed
under $1,000 bonds for his Appearance TO
ans wcr the charge Of killing Dir. l.. Erwin.
stage.RObbery in Texas.
GALVESTON. February "A san Antonio
dis patch saws: Last night the east bound
sage Of The sun Antonio and FL Pasr line
was stopped by TWO masked men fifteen
miles northwest Of Berne ami tire m1il.bags
robbed Of valuable packages. The driver 5
watch was also appropriated. There were
no Messengers. The robbers are thought 10
be the same party who robbed the Laredo
aid EAGLE Pass line conveyance recently.
Suicide.
GALVESTON. February "A special from
Hearne, Texas. says: 5 4. DeaDc. OF Mes
bit. Miss, committed suicide near here yes-
terday morning. The c1use was remOrse,
br having killed particular friend OF his al
home. He was fugitive from justice.
Trespassing ON The Government
Lands.
MOBILE, Ala, February I'm the case
of the United States rs J. B. CalihOrn, fOi
trespa>sine upon the pubic land by boxing
tree4 Tor turpenIine, the jury returned 4
verdict for the Government frr S3,10S yes
terday. This is the first verde, ever re
turned for the Government in these cases
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THE LATEST NEWS.
r,,ycwApu To THE DISPATCH.

-,.s,o<AL PROCEEDINGS; REPORT
~ rne roNcA TRIBE OF iNplANs-'nh
On '.rocrANIc CANAL-raEsrASs ON
,>vrxT LANDe-A MURDERER
"V',cu,p-rnE THERMOMETER THIRTY
- nraREts BELOW ZERO IN NEW
~ r"eN .rArE-THE LOSSES BY THE Ply
>"" '.'u,x. % Co>FLAGRATioN--ANA ALA
Wv TOWN PARTLY DESTROYED BY
''r mn HOUSE OF COMMONS AID THE
90" ,.reox TIRE IRISH QUESTION, &C. &C.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
BRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOSD, February 2, 1881.
WuEAT.-Sicadv: sales Of 24O u.hes at 81 -
for prime mixed. ana - 10 10 Sis for fair and
very 2, Cd Fun.
C0RN.-Flrm aud high 7: l,56s bushels sold at
52c. for very good and prime ole. fOi good WHIT,
and = lc. for very good mixed
OArs.-23s bushels at 47c. for very good spring.
PEAS.-l4 bushels IT 72sc.
RYE.-2 bu.hel' At 7Sc.
The following are the ofeTiDgs on Change for The
month Of January. 1881: Wheat-White, GA
bushels: red, 3O,974 bushels. COIn-Whiie. 49,.
462 bushels: mixed. 1878 bushels. Oats, 4,3u6
bushels. Meal. 2.446 bu' hels Peas, 1881 bu hes.
Beans, 652 bushels. Rye. go bushels. Total of
ierlngs January. SSl. .063 bushels; total Offer
ings January, 1889. 64.l0l bu heels.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORh.

NEW YORK. February 2.-No0n.-Stocks strOD<.
Money on call. : I'D Der eeHt. FXchange-Lon2.
4s24; short, AS. state bonds dcll Governments
nUsniDq.-M Money, 4GG per cent. Exchange,
lSZy held sys,sM.l Governments irr( guar; new
a.. lOO{; new AS, 1l2: new As. ll2's. sales
active: North Carolina 6's. ihird
class, advanced 40 So; Virginia 6's, ex-Isa'urcd
coupons, adyaL GeG l. so.
BALTIMORE.
BALTTMORE, february 2.-Virgina G's. deferred,
49, c0nsOs, T0,3: sccon0 series, 81: pasi-due cOu'
pOns. 93&; new l0-40f, 5lE. lU'4GS. eonpon, 93%
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The Pennsylvania Senatorial Contest.

HARRISBURG, PA. February 2.-Thc fit
teenth ballot for United States senifor re
suited today a. follows: Wallace. 81; Oil
yer. so; Grow, a. Hewitt, 3; MacVeagh,
.; Phillips, 2; Baird. l {; Agnew, l; Snow
den, l.; Curtin. |; George SberaS, Jr., {;
Wolfe, 1. A motion TO meet every day al 8
o'clock for the purpose Of balloling wa not
agreed to, and the convention iourned.
The scattering votes cIme principally from
the Oliver men.
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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

Dr. Tut.
Dear Sir,-FOr ten years have been martyr to
Dyspepsia, Constipation. and Piles. Last spring
your Pills were recommended: used them. | am
aow a well man; have good appetite, digestion per-
feet. regular stools. piles gone, and have gained
rorty pounds of flesh. They are worth their weight
II gold. Rev. X. l.. SIMPSON,
Louisville, Ky.
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FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN. go
I. II. CHRISTIAN

L. r. CHRISTIAN
fate with and successor 10 j. A. BELvish
NO. 1915 BROAD STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
has In stock full assortme9t II AL designs o,
WOOD AND METALLIC BUHlAl--CA>hS Anu
CAsKETs, sHkOuDs, sc. n,
Telegraph orders promptly Attended 20 dsy OF
night PAo-e""'"
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TUTTS HAIR.DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
Z WHISPERS changed 10 a GLOSSY BLACK by
single application of this DYE. II hBpartsa Naiu-
fal color. acts instautdnt01isA SOLD by dfuGgisS
Or sent by express on receipt OF ri.
OFFICE, 50 MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
fmy 29-eOdtAp2Ol
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They increase the appetite, and cause the body to
take on flesh; thus the system is nourished, and by
heir tonic action on the digestive organs regular
stools are produced.
Price. % cents. 30 MURRAY HIREtl,
my oe-eOdtAp2O New York.
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UNDERTAKE EkS.
Joseph W. LAUBE,

FURNISHiNG-UNDER
CORNER FIRST AND BROAD sTKEE1S,
RICHMOND, VA,
k.ens A full line Of WOOD and METALLIC Bu-
rial, CASES, With prices from the lowest 10 the
most expensive. ,,,.,,,,, -, ,,,
A large assortment OF SHgOVDs, made by The
no, manufacturers, alwayC in stock.
Rn,iai arTat gements attended to with every pos
nrsers from the country win be satisfactorily
mel. ,,NDEon.xtSc
ESTABLISHMENT. ,nsr,,,u t,rar
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Iise Cold " Gather.

BELOW ZERO IL NEW YORK STATE.
WHITEHALL, n. Y, February AT g A.
NJ. the thermometer stood 30 below zero.
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THE IyTEROCEANIC SHIP CANAL.

WASHINGTON, February 2.-The select
Committee OF the House on the lnterOceanic
Sbjp.Canal held short session this morn
Ing. ana consumed The time till the hour OF
adjournment in discussion without arriving
at any conclusion. 1t was developed that a
msi lrily Of the committee favor the ship
railroad scheme Of Captain Eads, though a
wide difference OF opinion seems to exist as
TO the precise manner IN which the Govern
ment shall be asked 10 lend its countenance
and endorsement. The committee adjourned
till Saturday, when il is believed vote
will be reached upon a definite proposition
touching Erds's scheme as opposed TO either
Of The proposed canals.
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EloIlP.

Flour dull. We quote Fine, s3GS3.50; extra,
$3.50; .uuer6ne, s450GS475; common family.
SJ.756SG; choice or patent family, S7.50gfs
stanton inspection, extra. $3.50.