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mall. l2Ys .asir. cared. l1c.; plain hs .
ssesetsi, PAINTED; two hoops, sl.so@sl.7s
groc@s: Two ss ,,. s,:2s: three STRINGS
| Coffee; Rio--Cornmon. llNl2c.: fair. lac
| i4c.: coed 10 prime. I59i6c.; Lasusyrz, I68
l7kc.: Java 256oZsc.
Candies: Adsmantine candles. l3c. bset
I56s i5Xc. y NJ: half-boxes. BE-: tallow. 14c.
and western prime egt,ng I2si1c cSmr ss1
no TO-. nnRisn dairy. ft0nZocs fIneappse, Iocs
sfs6. Hsrr'nrs--sorin Csrolins gross. $500
1ss . sssc~ "a MiS S ssrr So s Joy No
| aacS.rsi. t5.eo9:G. No. l. 10 kiis. ~ o; No
L,,rd; prl,@~ ,nrre,- .ra .,erces JOY. ~ haN
| ,arrsg. l0sie.: tabs. sS@Ss,c. for New York; %
PIC. Tcr enCice Baltimore.
gso,aSsss: Loaimo,. syrup--Eioesheads. csc.
tlsrces. zee barrels, 27c; genuine goi.er syrup
3Ja4Je. ., gallon: New Orleans. prime. 30 600.
Sat-: Liverpool, Iroi0 store, si.a0. Ground
Sigar: crushed. io9c.; powdered. I04c.: graz
us'~.'. loo i08c. A. osa 9sc.: y. She; extraC
s4@ s4 Ieg~ 7sss,s' cs .. 'a ,, 10 7xa,e
.oet. l5fc2Oc.: and fancy Drces country: qasoc.
Taos Raek. 2jG.o;.; imperial, 25@75 gun
DowdeE 35e. 81.
Hides. Leather. &c.
Hsfss: Wet sstcd. s@9... ary ssite6. i2@l5c.
1e @ Rough leather, 2sasoc.; finished hsr-
ness leather. 8ON40e.; finished npuer; sue Ace:
Iron. steel. Nails. &c.
rrsn: American renEeG. Old Domlsioa bar,
2 6-l0c. = n. for standard sizes; English ana
American sheet. 81 SIC Swedes. hammered 90
5ac. ; hoop. 4xa Jsc
aiis Ola Dominion. 81 for standard sizes for
100 kegs.
t,,oGgn- Cqstfsss. Wholesale, sc. ; retail. 4'1c.
n o.
goDe: Manila, best. 2H,. jnte, skGsc.
Liquors. Wines. AZ.
Ate: Scotch, best brands, pints s2ess2.25 =
Brandfss. Domestic. Al.2bas2: fruit sl.1ee
$40; apple, nev. sl.75&Sz; old, t2.2b0$3
Virginia peach. r26.sZ.0O. .
Rve Whfskeys: Medium, 81 s. 0Nef3: pnre Old. -
sS9s; Virginia mountain, new, 81 7hes2, -io.
Gfr Dcmestic. 81. 25@S2 imported ~ > casa
Few England Rum: 81 .b0I1sl so
6scttGsd WAtsksys: Market active and higher.
Lumber. siaves. NC.
Lumber: White oak. sl3@sls a 1000:
W-sAin Virginia nooar Fi46Gsz' a'V ~:
white pr Al40f42.50 o. 1000: veaIow p ,ne
boards. 40, market stifi dry. clear. az VS.,
and IN deinaud; Joist. seas !. acrordlng 70
lengIhs. ~nrlglas- Pine. sl.73@fz.JO; cypress
six-inch, t6m,t 2 Loco. LAlhS-Sph'' PA'esNeu'
81 7hlIsI % = .OOp. o.oo.
StepeS. V'hissey -bs rrel timber greer. slS@fZtv
900: seasoned. k2o.afZ3 = Lou. fi0ur-ts!e
TIMBER. S4@S7 , 1000. Fioui-''afi'' o'ieS' 'fD
sG hogshead-h0ous. zoe. y bundc-
Powae, shot. sc.
F..ss, Toys winlng, SOFA s1lo . 100 ~
Pofoder: So by me i've Segs-lesS tnsh NV
kprs $3.50 blasting. ~ lJMs3.JO.
Saot. Northern, 2 = bay ~ 20 hs.
Grtndstsnss. I@o.itc q 10.
@ Sres9rd S Gross: S2ii.5oasl75.
Tim0thy s3GS3.25.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


REPORTED PROBABLE LEASE or THE GIN
ClNNATi SOUTHERN EXTRAORDINARILY
sNow-sToRM IN SOUTH CARoIlNA-THE
DEMOCRATIC REORGANIZATION IN NEW
-C0NGRESs SION lis T EAMBo At
BOILER EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE
NO SENATOR YET ELECTED IN PENNsYL-
VANIA-AN ERROR DISCOVERED IN TbE
CENSUS REPORT OF THE POPULATION OF
ATLANTA-T LEGRAPH C0NSOLiDA-
TtON-SFNATORiAL CONTEST IN TENNEs-
SEE. BUT No ELECTION YET--A FREDf-
RICKsBURG BURGLAR SENTENCED TO
THE PENITENTiARY FOR TwFNTY-FIvE
YEARS-A CITIZEN OF pINWiDDlE BURN
ED To pEATE-THE IRISH TROUBLES
COLLISION or TWO STEAMERS FROM MIS-
TAKEN SIGNALS -- TIRE TRIAL OF Tux
TRAvEE>ERS; NO VERDICT. AND THE
JURY DISCHARGED.
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The PENNSYLVANIA Deadlock.
Tne Texas sena,Orsbip.
The relegrnph Consolidation.

NEW YORK, January % The cl'e OF
Rufus Hatch against the western Union,
the Atlantic and Pacific, and the American
Union Telegraph companies, to prevent
their consolidation, was called IN the SUI
irene Court chambers by Judge Barrett
shortly after the daily recess. The matter
came uD on an order TO show cause why the
temporary injunction granted last Friday
should noa be permanent. The chambers
where argument was held were crowd
cd with SPECTATORS. Mr. Sewall. IN OPEN
inc, read the allidavits OF Rufus
Hatch, in which the latter said that
the Western Union Company charges
less than the American Union Company TO
those points where the latter company had
wires. but had maintained them at the same
rates to points where the American Union
did not compete with them. The counsel
also said that If these two companies we're
consolidated. telegraph rates would be
raised. General Roger Swayne, counsel for
the American Union Telegraph Company,
In response. read the statutory act IN rela-
ton to consolidation 0f telegraph cOmpa-
MES, and went on t. read atildayll> OF
President T. II. Eckert and Secretary 1. f.
Clarke, Of the American Union, stating
the proceedings OF meeting OF the dl'
rector> at which the consolidation was
agreed on. They set forth that twelve d.
rectOrs were present and only one was aO-
sent: that Seven-tcnthS OF the stockholders
were favorable to the consolidation, repre-
Senting .eventy-lhree thousand three bun
dred and ffty.fOur and three-fOurtb> out oil
one hundred thousand dollars. Ihey de-
MED that there was any conspiracy between
the stockholders and any other company Ia
defraud any OF the stockholders Of the com
pany IN any way, or that Such con
spiracy ever existed. The joint aiii'
davis OF Russell Sage. Sidney Dll'
lon, Jay Gould, and Washington f.
Conner were also read, denying the exist
ence OF any conspiracy in the consolidation
agreement. The affidavit of David ii. Bates,
first vice. president Of the American Union
Company, was also read, in which he said
he believed that the consolidation would acI
for the good Of all shareholders OF the com
plny, and denied that the public or any OF
The stockholders OF the American Union
Company would be injured in any way.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
JANUARY 25.-The following are the quotation
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.

JANUARY 25.-The following are the quotations t:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
LUqs.-CommUn TO good, ADt6.
L,Gf-Common, S5Q s6 medium, s6.50@S7;
good, tsGsg; hne, $l0@sll; extra iine, 1920
sl4. -
DARK TOBACCO-MANUFACTUR
Lag Fillers.-Common, s3.50@s4; medium,
81 900 30: good, S5.50d 80.
LfnT FHiers.-ComiuoD, S5mF5. 80; medium,
S6M $3.50; good, S7@ IS; line. s9@$l0.
MISUNDERSTANDING, f7.50@Ss.5O; medium
Ss.jOmS9; good. S9.j0GSl0 line, $l0@Sll ;
extra sun-cured, Sl2@S15.
BRIGHT O-MASUFACTURISG,
Smokers-COmmon, SS@Sl0; medium, 900
fl2: good, Sl2@Sl fine, Sl6@s20.
FUierS.-t'Om mOn, s6mtS: medium, S7@f9
good, 81 GOSSIP; bno, nominal.
acknowledgements 0Gtl ); medium, " So
$40 good. s2O@i30; fine, t40@So0; fancy, $50
&f7j.
Wrappers, NNhoghny.-Common Sl2@sl3
medium. Slj@IdS20; good, S224f20; line, 5000
$40; extra, S4J6gS50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand FOR this class Of goods IL confined
PRINCIPALLY 10 good old heayy-bOdied hugs aud Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote: 49,
Old mgs, f46sj: Kentucky River Tugs, .lO@
sI2; Kentucky River leaf, tl3GSlS.
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Railroad Matters.
PROBABLE LEASE OF THE CINCINNATI SOUTH
ERN RAILROAD.

PROBABLE LEASE OF THE CINCINNATI SOUTH
ERN RAILROAD.
CINCfNNArI, January 25.-A company OF
capitalists is about to organize TO lecsc the
Cincinnati Southern raiIrOad. The plan Is
to have a capital OF S6,000,000, 10 lease the
road for niuety-nine years. with perpetual
renewal. paying out Of the p:Ofis per
cent. on the stock and per cent. on the
cily's investment OF S1S,000,0O0. lfthere Is
an excess OF net earnings, thcy shall be di-
yided between the. stockholders and city
pro rata until The city's portion reaches :
percent. on SIS, 100000, when the surplus
shall be divided equally. 1t is proposed, u
this is accomplished, to form combination
or pooling arrangement with the Kentucky
Central, Chesapeake and Ohio, and the Err
LANCER lines from Chattanooga.
INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY SURVEY.
GALVESTON, Janulry pa dispatch from
Palestine says President Gonzales, Of Next
co. has ielegraphed to X. 5. Hayes, presi
dent Of the international and Great North
ern Railroad Company, authorizing the sur
yev OF the international railway from La
redo TO the City OF Mexico. The survey
will begin at an early date.
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

NEW YORK January 25.-TEe Posts financial
Article to-day says: The speculative markets AT ne
sock Exchange were all depressed during the IL 81
hour and half OF business In Continuance Of the
decline which began IN The last half hour of yester.
day. Tbe fan In prices To-Day ranged rom 'Tp5
per cent-.he latter for Delaware and Hnh on
which Sold as low rs lO4a. Delaware, i.acsawanna
aud Western fell So 10 l2l; American Union
II TO 1875; Central Pacific, 24 10 81; Union
Pacific, L., 10 ll9; Milwaukee and st. Paul
p, to us Kansas and Texas, per cent. 20
~ Evansville. 2 per cent. TO 32%; Lake Ere
ana Western. ii to 4jt: .. sud NJ, ~ to
49,: ONO aud Mississippi. Ia to 40s; Jersey Cen
rr. IL 10 9O9s; North vest, II 10 1873; New York
Cenirll, n to l49a; Lake shore. 1HtO 1893
Northwest. Ia 10 1903: Iron Mountain. ~ 10
jSa: and Canada Southern, "a 10 so. Of this de-
cnue IA has been recovered. and as we write the
ment bonds are = higher for the 5's, and otherwise
unchanged. Railroad b0nds of the speculative KIND
are gCncriily lower the decline varying frrn > In
2 per cent. In The money market 5d6 per cent. u
The quotation for call loans on STOCKS, 4GO PEI
cent tsC range ct the rates Tor loanS, and 0U
paper.
The following quotations were current to-day:
UnicG states 4 per cents, II bid, ll3a asked
United States Az per cents, ll2a bld f25 asked;
New Jersey Central, 9lS4; ONO and Mississippi
AZ: Erie. ASH; Michigan Central. III HANNIBAL
ana II. joseph, 81; Lake shore. 81; Northwest
1870: NosthweJ pr ;erred. 141: Iron Mountain
593,: Rock Island. IS; -. PAM. lS WABASH II
cite preferred. S9i Kansas and Texas, 4Js; Vest
rrn Union Telegraph. ll4A &C. ana !. e., % i
Pacific Mail, Jl4: Union Pdcihc, 1855.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 25.-virginia SIS. old, 80
pasl-due coupons. %: new l0-i0', 5lh; 10 a. :
coupon, 92ts Bid TO-DAY.
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Murderin Tennessee.

MEMPHIS, January 25.-Grey Narnell'
aged fiy.one years, justice Of the peace for
this county for the past five years, was
found dead at noon to-day at his grocery
store, in the northern portion OF the city.
4 large dent in the side of his head,
from which blood was still oozinr,
inflicted by a hammer which was found at
his side. told the story OF tue murder. In
an open safe behind the counter there was
$3.50, proving that robbery was not the mo-
tive for murder. This afternoon Ransom
Benyard (negro) was arrested on suspicion
OF baying perpeirated the crime. Deceased
has lived IN Memphis more than twenty
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
TUESDAY, January %, 1881 .
country prOduCc.


Apples Grcen-FrOm 1925 to 1925 PEI barrel.
BIttSr: Prime to choice yellow, Csc. fair to
GoIa Weai: $4,000 p bushel for country: 65c.
prtS! Frg,t: Apples, 2@4c; blackberries, &C.;
cherries. 12mlhc.: raspberres 2om22c.
Drfssed POUItry-- turkeys, 100 l3c.; ducks. 10
a Be-; chickens aud geese, 90 Zoe.
fs g23 Prime hye-soose, 4O&4jc.; comoon.
Fiqaseed: 81 . oushel. .o-.,,
H7V: V,rDinia timothy, $l.2O@sl.2o; cioVei-
outs: rialed. sl@$l 10.
Poiatoss: irish, s2as225 Is barrel; 75c.@sl
R &9't5 Ginseng, sI.1O@sl3O p n. Seneca free
Of tops, 4Oc. q N.
re: 7JG soc p bushel.
titianc: Prime. 15c.
Shucks 70d soc.
BaIed StrUO: Goa Zoe.
TltLol1: JM56c. = N.
Wool: Washed. 404i2c.; UNIV shed 26a zoe.
BURY WOOL will bring from 10 Sc. p u ees tbaD
lboya rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Csnsnt: Roe dale. sl.40@sI.5O = barrel
James River. 81 .3Q@il.iO.
LINE. Agricultural S1l0c. busnel Rockand
sI5GxI.Z0. according 10 quantity; JOINER
fnnishipgl. 1928; Glenn's Falls, 81
Plaster: Lump. - 75 GROUND, so' caciheu
plaster, sl.60@$l.75:
Tar: Large size. si.3O'
Points. Merrimack. 6lkr.: Merrlmack Shifting,
e. RicpraOnd &c.; south Bridge. $40. Pacific,
7c: Spragne. b. s.: Sprague ShirtlDg, ohc.;
Dunners, Sc. Ailens &c Maac ,,e,,e b. IT,
| nIe re: simpson Mourning 7c. SimDson Grey,
&C.: simpson BlscS, 6,sc.: Harmony, 5Hc.; Ash
'I Eao o". Coftcas Manchester Y A., 5Hc; Man.
c1-s'rr A a. ~, 64c.; RocS6ri9ge ~ X.
R Gs Iames River o. o. ~ S sS@e' RiTes
Ii,g'r standard + A d. d.. &c.; Granl.yille = X
| H. exc; Grsnlie,llle A h. T., me-; Posahonts
| hne, SIC. Conesto2n D., 7sc.; Cones.oga W. SC.
| Brnao,s Shestiasgs' PepDeren lO-i, 2bHe.; An
BisGcsed fAIrtiRos and Shesttnos: New Yor'
droscoggin.I. IJe.: Fruit or the boom, oSc; hos'
restdaie &C.; lsaro "A, s1s Pelham, 7,e,; Qnns-
oang; 7sc a aeg P,a at ii io see S7 ''
hilgsaIss.-PInnket, lOc.; White Sssnuiae -
ipe, Toe: Ge.slI sorth. nc; Gun herland. Hse. ~
| Ia S,"nsStoga c. r., i5c.; CoAestogA Pre-
| Mum, IKE: COnestoga h. j., lsc s,-,
S1irtt1s Stripes: sheridan "A,' &c.: sseri
'a sro S Drills. Grani,eville, &c.. stark. sxc
kPepperel,e, &C.; ROckbridge "A, DC. a.
+ DsnIsS: Jewett City. lie. BSSopA sSA
cefs... ptatds: OTTAWA, s4c.; To'eds, sTc.
Cosfe Jsans: Roesp,rt. Sc.
0ss.5rics: Flat foS. DC: Paper' &c
[ Drugs, Dyestufrs. Dssa, ~.
I 1T zcSsj, $3.50 gallon.
Concentrated Lys: s3.aSGasA . case Of sos
! dozen.
II Coppsrds: &c.
| Coch,nedk: eOc. y 70.
Extract of Loguood: Ifc'
IndtgO: $les4l.lO.
Nader: lSc. - .,a.,
Al IN. whxIe 70e.: straits. 50150c.: Jabrado
$ cod oil. SO@6oc.; hrd, Soc; sweet; 70 acssl
:, Iurricaiing 5OtshDs.; Serosene, 3sc, cash. "a
s.n.
a Racs 0fagsr: SC. ..
Roots Ginssss. soc.: seHeca. without TOP -
). A5c. u.s "A. a.
= American. 8&G4c.
SPIRITS TsrDsattns: Doc.
~ Foreign Fruits nsd Cands.
Candy: l2hal3c. Np.
be Damages Sour, ease; sweet, sa.5c@$o.oa
"A box.
Groceries. kes st .sf
Bosom: Shoulders. 6ke.: slssS ris.siaeA "a
u ribbed, &c.: Virginia shoulders. 7@1Acs;
pnia aogrouad, 9@9tc, Virginia nsmA large, "
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Fatal Steamboat Explosion.

NEW ORLEANS, Janu0ry 23.-A sp'cllI
from PensacOla. Fla. SAYS steamer Minnie,
owned by Clark Il Co.., MIlyiew, Fla, and
used for towing logs on Perdito bar, eX-
pIoded her boiler Saturday night, killing
her captain, engineer, and fireman, and
completely demoI,hing the cabin. The
steamer immedIalely sank.
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rne Formulation Of Atlanta, Ga

ATLANTA, GA. January 2j.-GcneIaI
Francis A. Walker, Superintendent OF the
Censu>, telegraphs to the Constitution that
the discovery OF a misplaced portfolio
makes the population OF Atlanta 37,42r in
stead OF 81, 39s, rs previously published.
Including the near-It-haud suburbs. the
incubation Of The city really exceed, 10000.
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tee on Elections, reported resolution In
the eontested-eleetlon case Of feates Us.
Martin. from the First congressional dis
trict of North Carolina. II declares Yeates,
The contestant. entitled 10 bis seat. ard, to-
eether with the minority report, was or
durCd TO be printed.
Adjourned
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Fraudulent Voting.

CHARLESTON, S. c., January 25.-N. J..
Webb, OF Georgetown county. convictees Ia
the u olted States Court OF fraudulent citing
wss sentenced to-day to two months impri
sonment and tine OF 800, besides Ih'
, costs, which amount TO e242,
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guiei.le of JuStiPe Ramsey.

ST. PAUL, MINI, January - AT the
inquest on the death OF Justice Ramsey,
brother Of The Secretary OF War, found dead
in hS room Yesterday, bullet-hole was
found in his head and pistol at his feet.
He lad evidently fired the fatal shot and
then fallen forward on his face dead. NO
cause can. be assigned for the act except Ill
hpqlfh
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Rurued IN heath.

PETERSBURG, Va, January 2a--On Sat-
urday afternoon Robert S. Malone was ter.
ribly and fatally burned at his fathers resi-
denee, in Dinwiddie county, by his clothing
taking fire from the crate. The deceased
was the son OF Il. q. Malone, former resi-
dent Of Tins place.
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by Tefegrapn.
VIEW YORK.

NEW YoRT. January % Hoon.-Stocss weak.
Money on call 56G6 per seat. fxchaDge-Lone.
9ss: short, 99'.. state bonds dun. Governments
crsnfug.- Money. 56t6 per ceul kxchanse, 9sis.
Governments quiet and steady; new SIS, lOit; new
Az, ll2a: new as. ll3. states romlnal.
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S.ou.s,orm I'm North Carolina.

PETERSBURG, Va, January pa very
heavy snow-storm has prevailed today
along the Wilmington and Weldon railroad.
The fast train from the Senth was s'elayed
three hours.
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Flour.

Flour dull We quote Fine. f36S3.50: extra
$3.50. suDer6ne, Sf.50@S4.7J; common family
$5.75MS6; choice or patent family, S7.0Oegfs
stanton Inspection, extra, sJ.0CWro.oO.
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Twenty-Five Years iu 'ne Pcniteu-
finrY.

FRFDRRrCKSBCRG, Va, January %
Thomas Prior. the negro burglar, pleaded
guilty TO day to i've separate indictments
for burglary, and was sentenced to the pen
itrntialy for twenty-five years.
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The Weather. .

HEAvTsXow IN SOUTH CAsOLINA.
CHARLESTON, ). c., January 25.-Ady,ees
from tue interior Of the State report the
heaviest snowfall for fifty years.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January -, 1851.
SALES.
WHEAT.-79O bushels at $ 30 for good white
Sl.Ij. SI.l7. aud 81 20 for fatr, good and very
good Ful l..
CORN.-2.3S0 bushels no - and 53c for good,
very good and prime white; 81 and 32c. for good
AMI very gOoi mixed
MEAL-I2. bu,t,l3a' Sc
OATS.-l2S hush,l, at 4Sc. for prime spring.
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POLITICAL.
Reorganization of the Democracy ."
New York.

NEW YORK, January 2j.-The committee
OF one hundred on Democratic reorgani'
cation met last night and completed III or
ganizaiiOn. \ subcommittee oil twenty
one on plans Of organization was f0fmeo,
and was authorized 10 communicate win
the TammaDy Hall, Irving Hall, ADD Ger
man Democratic organizations. ana To re-
quest them 10 appoint committees OF con-
! ference to consult IL to the best methods Oh
organizing the party in this city to secure
| harmony. Resolutions were adopted re-
commencing the doing away with district
committees and bodiug JOINT Democratic
primary elections.
The Tennessee Senatorial Contest.
NASHVILLE, January - Senator Bailey'S
name has been withdrawn from the seDa-
| toria contest. The following is the TWEEN
iy-seyenth ballot Maynard, Al; X. l.. Tdy-
Tor, 81; Bright, ); i. A. James, 9; Samuel
Watson. .: G.. VI. Jones, =; Nathan Bran
don. /: Rose, 3: judge Il. l.. Caruthers,
II; ". N. Randolph, / Jordan ; okes, |;
y. c. WhIthorne, |; East, / and Eihe-
ridge, /. The Convention took recess at
3P. NJ.
The twenty.eishth ballot stood Nav
nard, 43; Taylor, SO; scattering, 8; nects'
sary to u choice, 4G. The Convention adj
! iourned until tomorrow. Both parties are
sangune OF the result.
The West Virginia SeDotOrship.
WHEELING. w. VA, January 25.-The
Legislature OF West Virginia to-day elected
Johnston n. Camden. OF Petersburg. the
Democratic nominee, to succeed Senator
Hereford. The Republican votes, twenty
in all. were cast unanimously for A. n.
Campbell. OF the Inteltigencer. n. b.
French, Of Mercer county, received two
! Greenback votes.
The PENNSYLVANIA Deadlock.
HARRISBURG, PA, January % Another
| inetfrctuaI ballot was taken al noon to-day
for United states senator. The Convention
then adjourned until Tomorrow. The bal
lot resulted as follows: Wallace, 81; Oliver,
80: Grow. 81; IIewelt, 4; McNeaeh. ,;
Bard. /; Snow den, |; Agnew, |; Allison,
!. Curun. |.
me Texas seDatOrSbiD.
GALVESTON, January % "A special dis
patch from Austin says Samuel Il. MIXey
! DemocraV was reecied United States sen
ator on tie first ballot. The vote in the
Senate stood: Mlxey, 81; ThrOckmorton,
! s: and Davis (RepUkican( |. The House
vote was: Maxcy, 81; Throckmorton, 81;
! DAVIS, }; and Reagan, /.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE,

TUESDAY. Jann5ry 20, 1851.
SAILS 900 YIigiuIa coIi.0s nj so, 1000
Virginia c0nsols at 20, 1000 YIrNbia consoIs a,
10; 100 Richmond city 6's ~ llZy: 4 sbars
Richmond aud DsnviIle railroad stock at s1i: 10
shares Charlotte. Columbia and Awusta ri,lrmd
stock at 42aS; 10 shares Richmond and DauyiHe
I1ilroad stock a. &c., 10 sbIres do. nc ee7s, ! o
res at s61 IN shares d. at s6,; ~ shares ify
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EDUCATIONAL.
SEINE THREAD.


r LlCHTENsTEiN& sONsN0QD
IL. IMPORTERS or
sElNE-THREAD AND SOLE IMPORTERS W
THE LION BRAND.
Warranted 10 live satisfaction: all Nos. snd guam.
Mes Ia stock which We onerinx Al lower pfieez
Than the goods can he bought for In any marke.
NETTING foe haui-s, Ines, any depth;
sEixE-TwiNEsa all s.zss,
selNE.i ixIs--sofi-lad, medium. isids aud hssd-
Twtygs OF every d scyipsion,
,tl4 COkKx. CoRkWtUOs &c. h,sE hea4
Prices guaranteed 10 he the lowSst.
| IA Is '>'S Biahm9pd. We
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MARINE sNTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND gtSCARY %, 1881
ARRIyEo.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, tni,.d states
mall, merchandise aud passengers, L. Is. latsin'
sgrnS. - 18th,
schooner Bessie MSriis, 2ogec, No' DIX hgiu'
Enri n g Parker. ~. ,.,a-
s,boose. |" aac oyrr,ou, Crockett, New York.
in6, Tredesar 60 lipHnS.
SA11FD.
,s,a.mer Manhattan Ks9y. New YSsk, merchan.
49, and naeseuge.s. -. IS. Allen 90.
/ schooner Ar sher an1 Reeves, Sn An. New Ork A,
| .~al. Curtis & Parker - VI
Schooner Joseph tssymore, Bur~, New York
zoal. Curtis d barkeA -. -,
Z schooner Nay ~. Stockholm, Pred, New iV'A'
eos,, Curtis Parker. -, .,-,, a.
Bark I.udsia. Saeger, Liverpool. iimber' Gurus
Parker.
/ CLEARED.
| The pri,ieh bork Aureoa. Tmarr master. CLEARED
from the ou,tola. house yesterday Win cargo OF
! Hour for SSn0s, Brazil
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STATE TAXES.

STATE REVENUE OpFIcE,l
10 ELEVENTH STREET. J
AN PARTIES WHO HAVE NOT
n pAbD THEIR STATE TAXES for 1850 are
h.rrDy sllhed that the collectors are now on the
st,aat, with instructions 10 force collections unless
=, ,s',,non pre.entatiOn. =. q. TfNSLEf.
| raQh.lw Assistant Treasurer.
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TIE FUNDING BILL.

WASHINGTON, January 2j.-The senate
Committee on Finance this morning heard
Secretary Sherman on the funding bill. He
took the position that it should be amended
so as to make the funding bonds redcemable
after five wears aud payable in twenty years
from the date Of issue, to bear interest at "a
rate not exceeding % per cent the rate to
be fixed in the discretion Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury. tie expressed the opin-
ion. however, that the Treasury funding
certificates proposed by the bill, which he
thought should he described as Treasury
notes, can be floated at 3 per cent. interest
without any change IN the House provision
for their redemption At any time aiief one
wear from their respective dates OF issue.
The committee, at the conclusion OF Sec
reiary Sberman's remarks, which were ac'
complnied with a number OF financial tables
and written statements, adjourned until to-
morrow, when the Comptroller OF the Cur
rencv will be heard on the subject OF lllaI
section OF The bill which requires national
banks TO make tire new bonds the sole basis
for their circulation.