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The Worlds Fair.

NEW YORK, January l0.-The Worlds
| Fair Commission met to-day in the Cover
nor's room, City Hall, Henry +. Stcbblns
| presiding and welcoming the members.
| Rev. DR.. Newman opened The proceedings
with prayer. Mayor Grace made a brief
address of welcome. Colonel ASch read the
| report Of the Executive Committee. The
rcpOri says the subscliptiOn-list Is making
| great progress i'm the hands OF the commit
tee and promises 10 be aSucceSS. DIR. New
man read an addre>, to the people Of The
United States setting forth the objects
Of the Commission. 1T is the design Of
the Commission, says the address, to
exhibit, within suitable buildings erected
for the purpose, not only the productions
OF our mines and soil, but also specimens
Of our mechanical inventions and OF our
arts, and also Of The intellectual achieve
mentS OF our citizens, and Of everything
that America can furnish 20 Illustrate the
advancement OF her people. II is further
the purpose TO invite all nations TO partici-
pate in the international exhibition. The
beneicent result Of such exhibition would
be reaped by all States and 10y al nations
represented therein. In his great exhibit
ton there will be realized the perfected
union OF all sections OF this republic.
The address was adOpted after lengthy
discussion, in which The action OF Mavor
Cooper in opposing the action OF the EX-
ecutiye Committee IN their selection oil a
site was severely criticised. The report OF
said committee, signed by thirty-One men,
berS, selecting inwOod" as the site for
the WORLDS Fair, was adopted.
1t was stated that Mr.. Cooper was the
only one who did not sign the report.
Among The Out-of-tO"n men members
present were c. Z. Snyder, West Virginia;
LOUIS n. Huck, Virginia; A. Il. Hunt, Mis-
sisSippi, and +. \. Perry, Florida. The
balance OF the report viii be acted upon
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Meeting Of the New York Tobacco
Trade.

NEW YORK, January 10.-A meeting Of
the tobacco trade was held this afternoon at
"a Broad street to consider the allegations
made by the United States consul at Bremen
in a letter to the president Of the Chamber
Of Commerce, that deliveries Of goods fiom
American dealers TO purchasers in Germany
do not correspond in quality with the sam
pies and representations. Daniel J.. Wal
lace presided, and in long address pro-
nOunced the charges magnlied and unfair
II was resolved 10 take such action Il, would
show that the allegation, were grossly eX-
aggerated and to make such changes in the
conduct Of business as might be deemed
eXpedent TO the interests OF The trade.
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FOrty-siXth COngresS-Third Session.
WASHINGTON, January 10, 1881.


! Mr.. Voorhees,, from the joint special com
mitee on the subject, reported and asked
| to have printed and rec0mmitted the bill
authorizing the construction Of building
] for the accommodation OF the Congress >iOnal
| Library. SO ordered.
Mr.. Logan introduced bill 10 authorize
| the appointment OF General L. :. Grant on
the retired list. The bill was read at length
upon the request Of C0nkling. II provides
that, I'm recognition Of the eminent public
services Of General Ulysses :. Grant, late of
the army and eX.President Of the United
States, the President il authorized to APP
| point him. by and with the adyiye and con-
sent OF the Senate, TO the retired list, with
the rank and full pay Of General OF the
Army. The second section authorizes the
President, when he shall consider that emer-
gency has arisen requiring the services Of
General Grant on active duty, to assign him
TO any command commensurate with the
rank OF general. Referred to the Committee
on Military Affairs.
Mr.. Logan introduced a joint resolution
extending the fraaking privilege 10 all Of
fetal business sent through the mail by sem
alors, representatives, and delegates IN Con-
grcsS. He explained that his object was 10
relieve congressman from the expense o.
postage on matter going through lhelr
hands from the departments to constituents
of congressman. 10 his own case this eX-
pense upon matter coming to him from the
Pension. Office alone had amounted TO from
50 to 81, and in one instance TO so per
month. The subject was one Of accommo-
dalion, not OF the members, but Of their
Laid on the table aud or
dered to be printed.
A number OF other bills were introduced
and referred.
The morning hour expired, and the bill
for the relief OF Ben. Holiday was taken
up as unfinished business. Without con-
Guiding debate the Senate, at O'Clock,
went into executive session, and when the
doors were re0pened adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Under the call OF States the following
bills were introduced aud referred:
BY Mr.. Davis, OF California: To facili-
tate appeals from decisions Of the Commits
sioner Of Patents.
by Mr.. Spear, OF Georgia: To exempt
FROM import duties all machinery used in
the manufacture Of cotton thread and cot
ton goods.
BY Mr.. Price, OF Iowa: Declaring sill.
yer certificates TO possess the same legal.
tender quality as the coin for which they
were issued.
BY Mr.. Carpenter, OF Iowa: To increase
30 per cent. the duty OF fixseed and lin
seed and manufactures thereof. Also, pro- |
posing constitutional amendment proyid'
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RICHMOND TOBACCOMARKET.

JANUARY lC,-The following are the quotations
DARK yoBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lu0S.-Co mmon 10 good. sfNS6.
LeGE-C0mmOn, S3@S6; medium, s6.5OmS7
good, IS SO; tue, Sl0@Sll; extra foe, sl2a
| ia.
! DARK ToBACC0-MANUFACICEI
LBg FUierS.-Common. S350@S4; medium
S4.J0d 50: good, f5.60Ms6
! JeGf FiieTs.-COmmOD, s5GSJ 90; medium
$50 $3.50; good, S7o 50; hno, S9mslO.
WrGUperS.-t OmmOn, $7.50MSS.5O: medium
is.50Ns9; good. s9.50GSl0; tine, Sl0@Sll
extra Sun-cure6. tl2MSlJ.
BRIGHT TOBACCO MANUFACrURISO.
SmOkerS.-CommOn, :SO$l0; medium, SlO0
SIP: good, sl2MSl6; tine sl66i20.
FiHers.-Conmon, S66ss: medium, s7ls9
good, SlOMsl2; fine, nominal
Ur0DDoS.-C0mm0n.S l0Gltl5 medium. ~ 5@
go good. t20HS30; bne, 4OdSj0; fancy, $50
S7j.
Br0DDerS. Netog0nD.-COmmor Sl2aSl5
medium, :l3@MS20; good. 500 s2J; tine, $500
40; extra. Sf5MSj0.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand f0r this class OF goods - confined
brIuctpally 10 good old heayy-bOdied ugs and Ken
tucky River leaf. We quote:
Old iugs. S4@S5: Kentucky River Tugs, 500
Sl2; Kentucky River Leaf. Sl3dSlS.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
.XrrrreRApn To THE DISPATCH

xcpr~SIoNAI,-FlRE IN ST. LoUIs-FIRE
nv STEAMER CITY OF DALLAs-wHAr
,,.uy,,SsloNEr SWIFT SAYS OF THE CHI
>rse rREATI MEETING OF THE NEW
>npr TOBACCO TBADE-CoLD WEATHER
~ UlsCoNSIN-NORTn CAROLINA AND
,rsMA'> POPULATION go LIBEL SUIT
,c,rXSr THE NEW YORK EVENING tX-
,.rfss 49, HEAVY sNow-SIORM IN NEW
u,NPSHtRE- PREPARING FOR THE
WORLDS FAIR ~ NEW YORK-slXrY-
,,,,r.v LIVES LOST Ry sHIPwkECK IN THE
,ND SEA RESULT or THE FRENCH
r,rrtlONS- THE IRISH STATE TRIALS
mn CAPTURE OF LIMA NOT CONFIRMED
rreElRLE MARINE DISASTER.
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FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Janu1Fy l0.-A
storm OF rain. freezing as it feii, prevailed
Yesterday and until nearly noon TO-DAY.
Great damage has been done to orchards
and sbade-irces, and telegraph are
broken in all directions. Fears are enter
tanned Of fresHct in the Rappahannock and
It's tributaries unless The ihaW i arr eSted
by colder weather.
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The Maine IsSuc-GuberDa:O rial
Votes.

AUGUSTA, Me-. January 10.-rhe Com
miitee on Gubernatorial Votes will hold
another session in the Senate chamber this
evening TO perfect their report. Ii i Sn-
derstood that the committee is divided on
the main question, aud that there will be
two report>-the majority report in favor
OF declaring PIaisted elected by reason OF
bis having received plurality OF votes.
and the minority report in favor OF submit
ting the matter TO the Supreme Court for its
decision OF the constitutional questions in
VOWED. judge walker, OF the Senate, Mr.
Kersick, of the House, and others, will sign
he minority report.
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washington Memorial Masonic Tenn,
Die al l. fredericksburg.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, January TO-
Lodge No. 4 of Masons OF this city, in
which George Washington was initiated
November 1, 1TJ2. on the payment OF TWO
pounds and two sbilipgs, has determized
to erect here Washington Memorial
Masonic Ten ele. The proposal has re-
celved the appIoya of toe Grand Lodge Of
Virginia.
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Population Of Alabama and North
Carolina.

WASHINGTON, January 10.-The total pop
nlatIon Of Alabama, a. returned 10 ihe Cen
sus Office. is as follows: Males. G22,Gj2 !;
females, 639,G92; native-bOrn, 1,252,G94;
foreign, $3.50; white, GGl, 1856; cOoled,
600, 3jS.
That Of North Carolina is: Males, esq.,
164 females, 7ll.S36; naliye-bOrn, 1906
322; foreign,3 67S; wnlle, 59l GIL; coIored,
010 GA
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Fire on SttTa,Oarst.
The Dany,,Ie Railroad open.

DANvILLE, januaiy l0.-In consequence
II the wrecking OF a freight tram on the
Richmond and Danville railroad near Keys.
SilIe Saturday night no trains have passed
over thar railroad from Richmond south
until to-day The road-bed bias now been
cleared OF the wreck, and trains are run
ming as usual. The heavy seet on Saturday
night broke the telegraph-w and pre-
vent direct communication.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
MON DAY. January
Country Produce.

Country Produce.
ApDies Green-trom 1925 10 1928 PEI barrel
nesstO, Il ZUc, =. %.
Butter: Prime TO choice yellow, 25c.. lar {
] good. iSHZ0c.
Cora ueaj: 55G60c. p eushei for country: Csc
| for city mills.
Drlsd Frmu: Apples, 2@ic.; slackbcrries, &C..
| cherries. l2mlac.: rasDbrrries. 2nG22c.
Dressed poultry -rarkeys. nile; ducks. sG
| l lc.; chickens aud geese, 799c.
Eg0S: 25c.
FSathsre Prime nve-goose. 4OG,45c.; Common
Farsesa: Il u bushei
Hav' Virginia timothy, sl.l5@sL20; clover.
slmfl.10.
Potatoes: lrisii, s2as2.25 p barrel; 75c 2
Ro6ts: Ginseng sI.IO@sI.3o Pm. Seneca free
NJ top, 40c. T. N.
Ldrd: tounsry. 90.
Rye: 9OM95 y busDel
Snmdc: Prime. 7fc.
Shucks 700 sec.
Eatsd oruD: 6jM75c.
YditOD: 0GuJec. y 70
Wool: Washed. 4O@42c.; unwasaeo, 20 SOC.
BURY WOOL VIII bring from % Sc. = ~ 't-s "iu
above rates
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
OsDert: t9s,. da!s sl.40@Sl.50 a barrel
fl.l5dfl.ZO. according 20 quantity; Jointer
ihnsnInsD, 1925; Glenn's Pals, 81.
Plaster: Lump "A Is; zrorg-, ~; csleineo
plaster Al 60dSl7i
Tar: Large size. $3.50.
DRY Goods.
Prtnts: MerrPsck. 64".. Merrimack shifting
5lkc.; Richmond. &C.; south Bridge. sc. Pacific
7c.; Sprsgue. 6,ac. sprague Shrting, &c.
Duuneis, 64c.; Aliens. CSC. Mdhcie-t- T."
Washington 6yf.: Mailerv PINK, 7c.; Mallory Pur-
pie, 7c. simpson Mourning, 7c.; simpson Grey,
&c.. simpson Black. 6sc.: Harmony, 0Sc.; ASH
land Solid, SIC.
Bro,0n Cottons: Manchester ! A., 54c.; Mar
cnealrr A A. A., 64c.; RorSDriGgU IA X.
X. 6ac.; James River q. o.. 5k,. James RIVER
4 X EAr. lanes River a "A n tAc. lanes
RW standard A ID. d.. 74c.. ,iranIteyil!- = X.
K. 6Hc. GTanme7ile A f.. r.. 74c. !; Pocahont u
tine. : Conesroga d., 7sc.: tcnest0gs VS..
BrODn Sheetiags: Pepperell l0.4, 25ac. An
droscoggu l0-4, 2s'sc.
Btedchsf ShtrItft0s ami Shesttnos: New YORK.
droscoegia. L.. 9hc. Fruit OF the Loom, losc For
restdale. &C.; Hero A., s1e. Pelham 7tc. Quine-
bang. nc Hope Al. sc. Eclipse A, 9c.; Sc
eurity. Z, eye. Pepperell l0-4, 27ys.
GiRgsdms.-Plunket, l0c.; White Manufacture
ing, Toe. keuilwoTih. ne; Cumberland. 7Hc.
Tcks COnestoga A. A., lee Copestoga 4. Z
A., 14c.: Conestoxa &. H. l5c.; ConestogA Pres
MUM, l7Ac.: Conestoga b. r.. lse.
ShirtinQ Stripes: sheridan "A" &c.: shsr,'
Broom Drttts: tiranitevil., &c.; stark, SAc.
Peppereile, &C.; Rockbridge "A, o..
Dsni,ns Jewett Guy, lie. Boston, &c.
Cotton Ptaids: Ottawa. Ssy-, Toledo. S4c.
Old Virginia. 81.
Corset JsaHs: Roc % ri, Sc.
cGnbrtes Flat Fold. DO. p,per. u.
Drugs. Dyestuffs. Oils, &s.
1's s 'Ss.so "A gallon.
Concentrated Lys: e3.2o@eA = case Of Ten
dozen.
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wice.Murderer Sentenced.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, January l0.-Judge
Hardin, in the Court OF Oyer and Termi-
ner, this morning sentenced Nathan Or
lando Greenfield, the several-tiDes resplled
Osweeo wlfe-murderer. 10 he executed on
Thursday, February IL. 1881, in the Onon.
dago.c0unty penitentiary.
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Valuable proper,y Buvpe . 4. &c. Loui

~. Louis. January i0.--A IRE broke oul
shout ii O'Clock in the mail shoestore OF
Joseph Eads, ia Broadway, and extended
to some Of the one.A0rv shops, saloons.
and restaurants noribaDd south. eoDsumn g
hem all. A high and very gold wind blew
the d,mes across tho alley In rear OF these
shops into the extensive buildings OF The
Broadway Foundry. situated on Collins
street between Carr and Eddie, and the
whole Of That establishments il now In
fames. There i large amount 81 vaiua-
BILE machinery and patterns in the buildings,
which will undoubtedly he destroyed. The
Fulton Boiler and Sheet non Works OF
Rohan Brothers are opposite the foundry.
on Collins street, and in great peril. The
night is intensely cold, and the iiremen are
working under disadvantage.
Fire on shirbOard-
NEW YORK, January ia fire broke out
on the steamer City Of Dallas last night, but
Il waseXtinSulshed with trfliDg loss.
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HEAVY Snow In New Hampshire

CONCORD, y. H.. January 10.-FOurteen
ineLts Of sDOw fell during last night aad this
forenoon. All trains are DELAYED. The storm
changed to rain at noon and continues. Re-
ports from other parts OF the State snow
The same quantity OF snow has fallen.
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propositions. He says points were only at.
tanned by persistent effort. He denies the
report thai Minister Angel contemplates
resigninE bis position on December 13ih.
A japanese costing steamer. With sixty
posscDgers and crew OF twenty-five.
foundefed In the Inland SCI, and sixty-four
lives were lost.
Ala tor the Wounde<i Beers
LONDON, Janurry 10.-A Dutch corre-
sp0ndent writes to the PoN.lndN Gdzctte
that the suggestion Of Rotterdam newspa-
per that members Of the "Red Cross So.
ciety "'1e dispatched TO TraDsyaal 10 aid the
wounded Beers has been received with
lively sympathy. A subscription Is talked
Of for the purpose OF starting some surgeons
Immediately for TransyaaL
Foreign Notes.
LONDON, January 10.-Laier adyioes do
not confirm The report OF the capture OF
Lima by the Cbllian forces.
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NEW YORK, January 0.-EX-Assembly-
man Thomas ii. Castigan has commenced
in the Superior Court suit for alleged libel
against the Evening Express newspaper.
the libel consisting OF an article rejecting
on the plaintiffs political course as u leader
of ant-Tammany. Judge TiuaX to-day ap-
proved the undertaking in the order OF the
arrest OF Thomas b. Kingsland, publisher
of the Express.
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Fiffy-tMo pegrees fellow Zero.

CHICAGO, January 10 "A dispatch from
Steven,'s Point, Wis. SAYS the mercury
stood $50 below zero at 8 O'Clock this morn
ing.
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NEW YORK January lO.-The POSTS financial
ice says: The StOck-EXchange markets are ic-
tive aud strong. United States bends are IN her
and the advance IN railroad bonds Taag" from I, 20
I per cent. The over hadOwlng feature of the sock
market Is the Western Union, which opened at 93b
and steadily advanced to 97s then declined 10 96'.
then advanced to 90 and IS 9Sa "a we write Iehre
j. only Justification tor this rise, and that l. an
agreement to harmOnZe with ihe Amei.ca
OF such agreement Is the cOnndent buying OF
Western Union Telegraph stock aud of American
Union, which has advanced from 73l. 10 SO; what
The real facts time VIII dOcrmIne. AMER the
telegraph stocks the features have en- Union Ia
ciic. winch has advanced 10 llis. Central Pacific
10 81. Lake shore 10 l3ik. New YOrA Central 10
1885,. Michigan Central 10 1884 Erie 10 5la 80,
Wabash TO 46is6S7i,. Readng 10 J9is. tans'hal
and ~. joseph 10 52kml09a. Northwest 10 j2Ss,
and Milwaukee and ~. Paul To ll99 The money
market Il easy at sac per cent. for call loans -
per cent. for time loans, and J@5t4 per cent. fOi
prime mercantile paper.
The following quotations were current to-day:
United states per cents. 1l2A hid. l2t ~ ked ;
tnitej states ~ per cents, liza bid ll2% asked;
New Jersey Central. SSb; ONO and Mississippi,
3Ss: Erie. J0B: Michigan ecu raj, l2o!4; HauDi-
bal ana -. Joseph, 52a: Lake shore. l34a; North
west, l2s%; Iron Mountain 54N; Rock Island
1862: II. Paul, llIs: II. Paul preferred. l2iH;
WABASH, ~. Louis ana Pacific. 46s; WABASH, 81.
LOUIS and Pacific preferred, ST: Kansas and 1exa',
As: Western Union Telegraph, 90; c. {. ana l. c.,
ia; Pacific Mail, 52A.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January l0.-Virylnia 6's. old. 80
bid deferred 10 asked; cOusOls. 3 bid; second
ries Is: past-due coupons. 9oa; new 10-4O'4
Asa; lO.40's, coUpon, 92a. Bid 10 day.
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Flour dun. We quote Fine. s3@S3.50; extra
$3.50; .uuerlne, s4.50d S4.7J; common family
S3.75dS6; choice or patent family. S7.0OdSS
StaunlOn Inspection, extra, s5.5C@S5.60
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Cargo saved.

LONDON, January 10.-A large quantity
OF corn and bulk Of cotton and -four have
been saved out Of The steamer Brazilian,
ashore on the Mersey; also, large guam
titV of >bipS material.
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EURNITURE.AL STOCK-n
Il GREAT INpU CEMEN Ut S-EA>YR
TERMS OF PAYMENTS.-We call attention -
OF All In need OF goods TO our large ana select/i
stock of Furniture. embracing all OF the latest
styles In Parlor, Chamber. aud Dining-Room suits.
our stock Is full and compleie: prices as low AS
the lowest; our goods VIII cOmlare wlta any ia the
city as for workmanship and finish.
+. GAfHRlGIir 4 son,
dsS-3m 10 Governor street.
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LONDON, January 10.-ThlIiy-two Of the
crew Of the Spanish steamer Leon. sunk IN
a collision with the steamer lIarelda, have
been saved. Thirty are >til missing.
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COMM ERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, January 10, 1881.
SALES.

WHEAT white. 10 bushels AZ tl.23 for nrime
FuliZ 46 bushels al SLIP and II IA for fair and
good.
CORN IVbtte, 46 bushels at 52c. for yery good
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. January -Noon.-Stocks strong.
Money on cali, Sos per scnt. Fxchange-Lone,
9Sss short 99is. State bonds dull. Governments
nominal
Ersatng.-Money, 56G6 per cent. Exchange. 9SA:
Governments strong aud higher: new 5's, lOla
new As, 1924; new Is. ll2ii. states generally
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LONDON, January l0-The DaHy NccS
in an editorial article this morning says
a. The total effect OF the statement, of Mr..
Henry Youle Hind is to yillllc The fisheries
award by Whaling the statistics accepted by
both Governments on which ii rests. II
Mr.. Kinds figures ale correct. falsiticatiOn
has been committed and the whole qnc>lO
must be ro0pened. We hope the Govern
ment will refuse in tie name OF English
honor to profit by misstltcd ease. and by
lnsiSiing ON q cnmpleie inYesligaIlnn.v
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En.lish Rlooded siock for America

LONDON. Jonuary 10.-The largest con.
signmcDt Cf bIooded stock ever exported
TO America, comprising five stations and
tbirly-five broOd-mlre> and fOas. viii be
shipped ON board the National Line steamer
France, which sails from this port on the
18th instant for New York, where they will
he sold at public auction.
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CEAMLESS SKIN-FITTING SHIRTS
DULMONA! PULMONA! PULMONA

L. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist. 9l9 Main
street, has secured the exclusive agency for Rich
mond city and IIerrlco county.
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SEINE THREAD.

nUR STOCK Is NOW Msc.
~ PLETE with all numbers and SS-sSS<c
qualities OF SEINE THREAD. and which We can
furnish TO our customers and others at much lower
prices than II can be- obtained for elsewhere Those
who make their selections early VIII hive The adj
vantage 10 secure he exact Kind THEY may requires
SEINE-TWISES. LINES,
IORKS, fORkWOOD,
ROPES. &c. Sc., at factory prices.
l.. LICHrENsTEIN a SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets,
Richmond, Va.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.


DURE GREEN TEAS.
W. have on hand few half-chests of the
SUPERIOR GUNPOWDER TEAS
imported direct 10 Richmond from China. For
sale bY
IA Mt DAVENPORT x MORRlS
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NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, January 10.-Tbe Pre>i.
dent sent the following nominations to the
Senate to-day Colonel Delos Is. Sacket to
be senior INSPECTOR general OF the army,
with the rank Of brigadler-general Cap
tain james G. Breckenridge, Second artil.
lery, to be assistant nspectOr-generai, with
the rank Of major.
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The irish State Trials.

LONDON, January lO.-The five members
Of The House Of Commons who are Ira
verscrs viii remain in Parliament until the
ease for tue prosecution is closed, but II the
debate on coercion is not concluded by that
time they will allow the defence TO proceed
yitt,out tLo:r prnSpnpp
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NETS and MEETINGS OF all sorts on hand and
made 70 order BY expert hands. de2a
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French Extremist Mortified.

PARIS. January ION. Clemenceau, the
leader OF the Extreme Left in the Chamber
OF Deputies, wa, cut by NJ. Tringuct and
the Communists on Saturday night, and
went away from the meeting quite crest
| fallen, after bitter speech against him by
| Louis Michel because ne did not attend the
tuuaTal Of NJ BEnOIu
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

MONDAY. january 10. 1881.
sALEs.-1c0 Virginia 1910 consols at 81: 10
SHARES X. and d. 10. II. stock ut 50, 100 otto nj IS
1QD A.
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PULMONA, THE GREATEST KNOWN RENE
DI FOR COUGHS, THROAT AND
LUNG TROUBLE.
Itrquires only falr trial 10 convince one Of its
efficacy. II gives satisfaction IN every instance.
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REFERENCES:
Rev. y f. Gibson. VI. d., Rev. W. VI. Osborn,
Rev. ". : Edwards, ID. d., Rev. =. \. Wilson,
Rev. job \. Price. Rev. 4. :. Hank,
Rev. D. II. VI. Lemon, rev. l.. -. Herring,
Rev. X. W. Black, Rev. r. W. CroVl.
Rev. -. II. Carroll, Rev. y. Henderson,
Rev. j. j. G.. WeDster-all of Baltimore. Md.
Rev. 4. Foster AID Rev. George v Leech, Of
Washington. ID. &.
Rev. James Gamble, IItger-town, Nd.
sold by Druggist A. Il METTEE, Proprietor. 22
Wc>i Flyette street Baltimore. Md. Price, soc.
no l3-eDd3m
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