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| previous business and cousIder the election
case. the contestant, Mr.. Boyutoc, taking
the floor 10 his own behalf.
| After brief speeches bv several members
q vote was taken on the resolution declaring
that the contestant tBoynioU) is entitled TO
the seat. and IT WIS rejected. The majority
resolution, In favor OF the sitting member
| fMr. Loring), was then agreed TO without
division.
Mr.. Keifer, OF Ohio, then called up the
contesteu-eiection case OF Blsbee u.s. Hull,
from the Second congressional district OF
| Florida, the report OF the Committee on
| Elections being unanimously In favor OF
| Bisbee, the contestant.
Mr.. Dlckey, OF Ohio, raised question OF
consideration In favor OF private business.
| The yeas and nays were demanded on the
Republican side; pending which. DIR. Da-
wilson. OF Florida, moved that. the House
adjourn. Defeated.
The House agreed tby vote OF yeas, 13I ;
nays. 93) TO take up the election case pend
Ing which Mr.. Finley, OF Ohio, moved to
adjourn. Rejected.
Mr. Davidson stated that II the gentleman
from Ohio (Mr. Keiter) would agree TO let
the election case 20 over until to morrow he
davidson woull make no opposition to lis
consideration.
Mr.. Refer replied that he would agree TO
the proposition on condition that there
should be no opposition made TO taxing IL
up in the morning.
This required unanimous consent, and
objection was interposed.
Mr.. Keifer then took the floor and argued
briefly in support OF the committee report.
At the conclusion Of his remarks Dir. kelfer
demanded the previous question. pending
which the Honse at 4:30 Z. NJ. took recess
until O'Clock, the evening session to be
for tue consideration Of Senate bills on The
private calendar.
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The Charlie Ross Case Again.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. January 20 William
II. WeStervclt. who was sentenced 10 seven
wears impris onment on October 9, 1919. on
the charges OF conspiracy 10 kidnap and i'm
prison Charlie Ross and secure a ransom
from his family, was released to-day. having
received fifteen months Communication for
good behavior. Westeryelt was the brother
in-law Of William MoSher, who, with Joseph
Douglas, was killed at Bay RIDGE, l.. l.,
while attempting to rob the house Of Judge
Van Brunt. Before Douglas died he con-
fe>sed that, they were the abductors OF
Charlie ROsS. Westervelt was induced TO
come 10 this city and tell what he knew
about the case, and was arrested and I'M
prisOned. He states that he does not think
the child is dead. and believes that it VIII
be restored to its parents. He intends To
follow up clue that has never been work.
ed, and says if he has time he is certain OF
success.
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L
| Postmaster Wilson has caused q letter.
box 20 be put up at the Union der0t at the
| foot Of Seventh street. which is Is be
opened each day Just before the departure
OF the trains to give correspondents last
chance 10 send their letters. THIS will be
great convenience. and adds another to
MANY previous instances Of The care which
Posi- master Wilson gives to oblige the COM
mupiiy and meet all It's wants In the postal
service.
notice that Mr.. w. T. Mitchell, who
beat Bogsrtus shooting the other day, Is
assigned to Richmond; but he ~. believe,
native Of Bedford, and his family have
resided in this city. As bynchbnrg claims
the monopoly OF producing all the dis
tingui~hed men OF the country, ste thinks
1t would be fairer TO have Mr.. Mitchell as
signed to her than TO Richmond.
The rain fell last night as IL another
deluce was upon us. Rarely, indeed. does
the water come down in such a steady and
unrestng food. To-day there Is sunshine,
and am informed that traces of mud have
been discovered in some Of the remote parts
OF the town.
Lynchburg claims 10 have the largest dry
goods establishment, the largest tobacco-
| factory, and the largest fiSh.deaer In tue
State. The latter weighs something IKE 6oo
pounds more or lessl, and Is himself the
best advertisement Of his wares.
A singular feature in the appearance ilst
night of RAYMOND and his company In the
Gnded Age was the loss or detention some.
where on the way here OF the costumes OF
the actors, 30 that with the exception OF
Colonel Sellers they were all compelled TO
appear in their travclling-dresses. Mr..
RAYMOND was fitted out through the eXer-
lions OF Mr.. +. A. Emerson, retired actor
residing here, who used TO be crony OF the
Colonel in former years. The audience that
greeted the Gilded Age was one OF the
largest ever seen in Lynchburg, despite the
storm. and received the excuse OF the actors
for their everyday dress with great good
humor.
Mr.. John VI. Miller is stated to be worse ;
in fact, seriously i'll. Mr.. Miller has also
been attacked with erysipelas. and grave
fears are entertained OF the result.
TELEPHONE.
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. January 2I.-Cotton dnll sales, 227
bales; uplinds, IL I3-l6c.; Orleans. ~ Lice.
southern -four duh and dropping: common 10 fair
extra. s4.75G So 80 good 10 choice extra. so.4uGt
So so. Wheat OpeLed a shade stronger; afterwards
advanced; closed steady yesterdays prices. Corn
dull aud a shade lower; uDgraded, "a a 56c. oats
heavy aud "a &c. lower: No. 3. 425kc. Hops quiet
and unchanged. Coffee quiet, hrm, and UNCHANGED.
sugar dull and nominal fair TO good refining, 7xfg
7Ac.: prime, TIC: refined unchanged and dun.
MOasses dull anJ unchanged. Rice unchanged and
que, RoSiG dull al Sl75Mtls2k. Turpentine
firm al 47hc. Wool dun and declining; domestic
fleece 37@32c.; Texas, l4@33c. Pork dull and
Dominally unchanged NJ ddle' quiet ana firm
long clear. f7.40; short 1913; long aud short.
$3.50. Lard without quoiable change. Fr.igbts
weak. -
BALTIMORE, January 2l.-Flour quiet: Howard.
s425@s5: family, s5.25@$6; Guy MIls super
hne SO z5@S3.75; exua, si.25@ - rs: family &,
S6.25@S6.h0; Rio brands. S6.12GtS 80; PaIapsco
family, 1928 Wheai-Southern bisber; western
amber. sI.2OMS "a No. western winter red.
SPOT and January. Sl.l6A: February. S1.17s@
sl17H; March, Sl.19@sl.l9t; April, $1,000
Sl2C4. Corn-SOuheln nominal: western steady
western white. 43d44c.; mixed. 42c. Provisions
nrm Mess.poIk, sl3msl3.25. Bulk. meats-Loose
shoulders Offering clear rib-sldss, none Offer
ing; packed, 5a and TIC. BacoD-Shoulders, 6sc.
Lard-kehned. 81. Coffee steady; klo cargoes, orr
binary 20 fair, lls@13ac. sugar quiet; A" soft
ole. Whisky dull at sl.l2@ sl.l3. Fre,ghts quiet
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, January 2l.-Cotton-Net receipts
$40 bales; gross. 2,762 bales futures closed
quiet: Gales, $4,000 bales: January, Ell 500
81 81; February, sil:li@sii;72; Msr ,a
i ians oi,aags S snSsP S Ssy sisiS$sisa
Aulust. si2 44@sl2.45; september sii.osa
xll.95.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

JANUARY 2l.-The following are the quotations {:
DABK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Luqs.-Common 10 good, s4@S6.
Lfdf.-COmmon,. s5@s6; mehium, s6.5O@S7;
good, is 50 fine, Sl0@sll; extra line, $40
Sl4.
DARK TOBACCO-MASUFACTU
ing Fuiers.-CoDmOn, S3.50@s4; medium,
S4.50dsj good, S5.50dS6.
Le0f FNerS.-COmmOD, S5GS5 90; medium,
S6M $3.50; good, $40 IS; ine, S9dSl0.
IVrdDperS.-CommOn, S7.j0MSs.o0: medium &,
tS.50Gs9 good. s9.50MSl0; line, fl0@$ll !:
extra sun-cured. Sl2@SlJ.
BRIGHT ToBACCo-MANUFACTCRt
Smokers.-Common, Ss@Sl0; medium, 800
tl2: good, sl2GSl6; fine, sl6Ms20.
Fiiers.-Common, f6@SS: medium, S7@s9 !;
good, Sle@s12: fine, nominal.
WrGpDerS.--C Common, Sl0M 81 ; medium, VI 5G
$40: good. s20MS30; hne, S40@s5O; fancy, $50
G$75.
WPaDDers. MsbOgHny.-Common, sl2@sl5
medium, Sl5@ds20; good S22@s25; fine, 5000
$40: extra, sf5@S50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods IA confined
principally TO good old heayy-bOdied Tugs and Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Old Tugs, .f@f5: Kentucky River Tugs, Sl0G
sl2: Kentucky River leaf, tl3dslS.
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Crime In Texas.

GALVESTON, January 2l.-The Ne,cS has
the following specials:
Fort ConchO, 1erGs, January 2l.-At
Los Angeles, +. II. Kinder, soldier OF
Company |, sixteenth infantry. was shot
and killed in John Nasworthy's saloon by a
gambler named Watson, who escaped on
race-horse furnished by friends.
WedtherStOrd, 1erdS, January 2l.-Wil.
liam Burton, convicted Of the murder NJ
Jack Rush at the last term OF the court. was
sentenced to death. and the Court OF APP.
peals has affirmed the verdict OF the lower
court.
There was a light snow-stOrm here yester-
day morning.
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SANFuRD'S CATAERn CCkE.
cANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.
ONE BOTTLE RADICAL CURE, ONE Bon GA
TARkHAL SOLVENT. AND ONE M
PROVED INHALER. PRICE
FOR ALL, 81.

Is of marvellous efficacy for relieving violent al
tacks of sneeziDg. TO which many are subject, FOL
cleansing the Head and Nasal PASSAGES when cloggeo
with Intensive matter for deooorzing and purifying
the breath for rendering the Head clear The Brain
active the Breathing easy, ndeyery Sense In mOs'
grateful and soothed condition..
Begipning with the Nasal Passages. IL cleanses
eosorlzes soothes and heals. Itarrests the lorna
az the disease This done. It's constitutional action
gradually and thoroughly removes from The oiooo
and circulating fluids the poison hat has been snckee
up by the aiBsOrbents from puruent matter winch
had dropped into The stomach and been inhaled by
The lungs.
ASK your druggist Cor sANFoRD's RADICAL
General Agents, WEEKS POTTER, Boston.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
the WARM south America.
ANOTHER PERUVIAN DEFEAT-LIMA OCCUPIED
BY CHIIIANS,

ANOTHER PERUVIAN DEfEAT-LIMA OCCUPIED
BY CHILIANs.
LONDON, January 2l.-A dispatch from
Buenos Ayres, dated January 2Olb, says :
THE Chlians have attacked and completely
defeated the Peruvian army at Nraflores.
General Pierola, the President OF Peru and
commander.ln chief OF the army, has fed.
The Chilians occupied Lima, the CAPITAL,
without resistance on the 18th instant"
General Pierola's brother and the Peru
Wan Minister OF War were taken prisoners
The Peruvian loss In the battle OF Chorlllos
Is said to have been 1000 killed and 1000
prisoners. Twenty-Five thousand Peruylans
were engaged In the battle at Miraiiores
The Chilians' loss In both battles was heavy
The diplomatic body at Lima have urget
the conclusion OF an armistice, and ask tha
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In Concord township, iowa, farmer
who had set a wolf-trap went 10 examine 1t
on Monday evening. and found one OF his
neiebborS, with both hands caught in the
iran and nearly frozen to death. The neigh
Dor was examining the trap, which sprung
suddenly, and he was unable to eXtricate
himself.
Owing to the large number of accidents
on the Boston Common arising from the
use of double runners, or bob" sleds, for
coasting. the Board OF Aldermen have pro-
hibi,ed the further use OF that kind OF sled.
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SKIN HUMoRs, MILK CRUST, ETC.

SKIN HUMoR.-Mrs. :. +. Whipple, Decatur
Mich writes that her face, head. anu some parts OF
her body were almost raw. Head covered WIN scab'
and sores suffered earfnlly. aud tried every thing
Permanently cured by Cuticura Remedies.
MILK CRUsT-Mrs. Bowers. lab Clinton street
Cincinnati. speaks Of her SISTERS chld, VINO was
cured of milk crust which resisted all remedies iOI
two wears. Now IA fine. healthy boy, with beautiful
head OF hair. 49, , ,,,
TETTRR OF THE HANDS.-Elzabelh buckley
Littleion, y. H., thankfully praises the tutlcura
Remedies for a cure OF letter Of The bands when
had rendered them almost useless 10 her.
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TraiuSiu Collision.

ORANGE COURTHOUSE, VA, January 20 :
\ freight Train, running in sections, on the
Charlottesville and Rapidan branch OF the
Virginia Midland railroad, was wrecked
this morning. The second section broke IN
two. and. being without brakeman on the
part attached to the engine, ran into the
first section. which was Standing at Mason'-
tank. The engine OF the second section and
the CHOOSE OF the first, with several box
cars. were badly broken. The track was
cleared hY II O'CLOCK.
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Senatorial.
FIFTH BALLOT AND 40 ELECTION.

FIFTH BALLOT AND 40 ELECTION.
HARRISBURG. PA, January 2l.-The nth
ballot for United States senator was taken
to-day without etlecting an election, as fol-
lows: Oliver, 50; Wallace, 81; Graw. % !;
McVCagh, .: Agnew, |; Baird, | snow
den, / Hewitt, l. There were number
Of pairs, and only 23i members present.
Adjourned till tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
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Damage 10 Telegrapbic Wires by the
Storm 1hursday Night.

WASHINGTON, January 2l.-Owing to The
heavy wind and seet-storm communication
between Philadelphia ana New York Is IN
terrupted. All the wires are down north
OF Trenton, and nothing has been received
from any point beyond Philadt lphla since
$3.50 this morning.
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Earthquake I'm Maine.

BATH, Me-. January 2l.-An earthquake
lasting about ten seconds was felt through
out this region at 9:45 last evening. AT
first there was loud report, followed by a
rumbIing sound, as OF heavy team going
over frozen ground. Windows ratified and
distinct oscillations were felt.
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l. CUTICURA REsOLvENT purlies, Strengthens,
and supports the sy,tem through the most critlcai
stages of blood. skin and scalp humors and disOr-
ders of the liver. Kidneys and urinary organs.
p CUTICURA Il medicinal ielly arrests disease,
alays Inflammation, itching. and irritation. heals
uctrs and eats away dcaG skin and flesh.
3. CUTICURA MEDICINAL SOAP. Tor the tOllet,
bath and nursery, ceanses. SOoihes. reiresbes ana
be ,utihes the skin. CUTlCURA SHAVING SOAP Is
the only medicinal shaving soap.
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say II squInls Of ccnrrnIisfn, and the be
levers In the scheme for an empire SHAKE
their heads and say, 81 todd you So" TIL
bill reported to-day gives General Grant s''
prene command OF the army whenever b.
IL called into service, and requires Genera
Sherman, of course, to step down to sc
coDd place.
TIE TENNESSEE sgsAT0RsHIP.
The Tennessee Democrats at the Capito
predicted to-day that General Bate VIII b'
elected senator. He Is u Democrat, ant
was only beaten bv one vote by Andre"
Johnston and one vote by senator Bailey
He was ut Aqua creek early In the wal
with Tennessee troops, and Is one OF tbt
best orators IN his State. He Is claimed Dl
Democrats OF both sides OF the debt ques
ton. From all that reaches me conclude
that the feeling on the debt question Is Just
as strong in Tennessee as 1t is In virginia
SOUTHERN CABINET OFFICERS.
Southern Republicans here contend that
General Garfield Is pledged to give the
South fair proportion Of Cabinet ofhcers'
but now that the election Is over, and the
and OF the South Is not needed, northern
Republicans evidently want the Cabinet
composed exclusively Of northern states
men. General Wickbam andJudge Hughes
would make better advisers. In our ludg-
ment, for the incoming President than
most OF the northerners named 80 far.
BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS.
The House unanimously passed Senate
bill retiring General Ord. General John
ston had charge OF it.
Senator Wallace returned to-day, and was
in his seat. He says the hght between the
Grow and Cameron men is very bitter and
determined.
Democratic congressman from Tennessee
said to-day that Senator Bailey has now no
chance.
Congress has authorized The Departments
TO lend the Inauguration Committee flags
for decorating The city on the 4ih.
Sothern, the deceased actor, has son
here with John McCulIough's company.
Government receipts to-day: Internal
revenue, S373.943; customs, s70S,27s.
Mrs. Hayes will receive at the white
House tomorrow evening at o'clock.
The senate is IN earnest about investi
eating the Chnese-treaty matter. Senators
want to know who is the leaky vessel.
Ii is mild and sloppy tonight.
Associated Pres Reports 10y telegraph to In,
DlspIlch.I
CoNTESTED.ELECTI0N CASE.
The Committee on Elections took up The
case OF Yeates (DemOcraD rs. Martin Re
publican), First North Carolina district, tut
morning. Representative Specr. for TIT
majority Of the subcommittee TO whom 'h'
case was referred, read report declaring
that Ycatcs was entitled to the seat. Repre-
sentative Field began the reading OF the mi
nor,tv report, fayorin9 the sitting membe
(Representatlve Martini, when. the hour o
adjournment baylng arrived before he hat
concluded, the matter went over illl tn
next meeting. when vote will be taken b.
the committee, and it Is believed the malo
ritv report will be sustained by strict par
| " vote.
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QUICK AND HOT.
QUICK ktNDLING SPLIST
AND
BEST ANTHRACITE GOALS,
FOREST PINE WOOD.
:. T.. LATHROP,
Seventeenth street. At Dr.wbridge.
order by Telephone de 10
MISCELLANEOUS.


NOTICE THE UNDERSIGNED, pur-
~ els,sers OF the WARRINGTON CIrg; yfk-
GINA MIDLAND AND GREAT soUTHEkN
RAILROAD COMPANY, have ORGANIZED then
selves into a corporation BY the name OF II HE
VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY"
and have declared The stockholders OF . The Viz
ginia Midland Railway Company 10 be the parties
entitled 10 STOCK under the several provisions OF the
scheme OF reorgani za,ion. TIE undersi.ned now
give notice that there will be meeting OF the said
Stockholders on TUESDAY the LIST day OF ttbru-
ary. 1873 i. at IL o'clock noon al me General Omces
OF the tompany, Al Airxandris. Va for the purpose
Of FLECTING The PRESIDENT AND DIREC.
TURS OF the Virginia Midland Railway Company,
aud authorizing the Is OF the mortgage tsstk PRO.
yided for by the scheme or reoresnizatiob, and
transaetng any other corporate business.
The stoc kholders entitled TO vote ~ said meeting
are only such were % record on the books OF the
safe Deposit and Trust Company Of Baltimore city
Oh Monday, the 10th day Of January. 1881.
RORERT + BALDWIN,
J. WILCOX BROWN,
ROBERT GARRETT.
Trustees for the Associated Bondholders sud Creds-
tors. y 10.saSM
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Suspension.

MEMPHIS, January 2l.-Alley Brothers,
merchants OF Byhallia and Olive Branch,
Miss, have made an assignment. Liabill'
ties estimated at $4,000; assets not stated.
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VOLrAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS
HOLLlNS'S VOLTAIC
ELECTRIC PLAsTERs

Placed over the centre OF the nervous forces, the
pit OF the stomach, they stimulate The Liver, slo'
mach and Bowels. Beriecl digestion. cure Dyspepsia
Bilious Collie. Cramps, and Pains, and prevent ARue
and MaIarlai Diseases. For Weak and Sore Lungs,
Paipiis,ion Of the Heart, Painful Kidneys kheuna-
s Neuralgia. and sciatica, they are the oest rein
edy In the world. Ask for COLLlNS'S VOLTAtC
ELECTRIC PLAsTERs. Only 20 cents.
Ice 2.s&TI
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BY Telegraph.
NEUV VOpK

NEW YORK, January observation-disclosures
ats per cent. EXcha lgt. 90. Governments quiet
aud finn; new 5's, l01a; new ANS, 1929; new
As, 1873. states mae ave.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 21.-Vrginia 6's. old. 80
deferred. Is; cOnsOls 73; second series, 20 =;
past-due coupons, 9l4: new l0-40's, 494: l0.4C's
~
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Flour.

Flour dull. We quote Fine. s3as3.50; extra,
$3.50; superflne, S4.50GS4.75; common family,
S5.75dS6; choice or patent family. S7.o0MSS
stanton Inspection, extra. s5.50@s1.60.
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Death OF SOthern, the Actor.

PHILADELPHIA, January 2l.-A private
cablegram from London received here says
Mr.. f. A. Sotherp, the actor, Is dead.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, January 81. 1891.
SALFS.-1,000 Virginia consols at 73s; 500
Virginia consOls at 724; LOCO North Carolina
Railroad G's At 97ii; LOCO North Carolina Rail-
road 6's at 97l,; Is shares Richmond and Pc
ersburg at 91&; 10 shares Richmond and Dam
VILE at So; 10 shares Richmond and Danvie at
SO 10 shares Richmond and Danyile at So; 20
shares Richmond and Danville at SO; 20 shares
Richmond and Danvile at Sc; 20 shares Atlanta
and Charlotte stock at A.; 300 Richmond city 6's
at ll2%; 30 shares Richmond and Danyie at So !;
70 shares Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta at 4OH
cTATp cpTI.RTTIFS Rit. 1Sked
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CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS
4 POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washing
ton street. Boston. and are for sale by al Druggists
Price OF CUTICURA. a Medicinal Jelly, small boxes,
so cents: large boxes 81. CUTIcURA RESoLvENT,
me new Blood Purifier, IL per bottle. CUTICURA
NEDICINAL TOILET SOAP. 70 cents. CUTICURA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, 3 cents In bars for
BARRIERS and large consumers, 90 cents.
Hf- AZ mailed free on receipt OF price.
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NEW FALL STYLES
~ FuRSirURE.

New and elegant styles -
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
PiRLOR SUITS,
IN Har-Cloih, Reps. Raw sin, satin Delainess
Plush, and other elegant goods
Large assortment of Iow-priced
CHAMBER SUITS. -
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE.
MATTRESSES, &C.
Examine my stock. and you Will hnd goods 10
suit any one. SAMUEL w. hAhWOOp,,
80 % cod Governor street. Richmond.
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THE LARGEST AND STRONGEST RESI-.
DENCE-INsURANCE COMPANY in
THE WORLD.
Risks taken In cry or country on Residence. Fur
niture, &C., and on Farm-BuildiDgs aud their con-
tents. On.
We take no business risks, and thus avoid BUSH
ness conflaglations-th rock on which so many
companies have been wrecked. .
We invite inquiry and investigation OF the condi:
ton OF the company. Term-risks speciality, and
rates reasonable.
GEORGE PLEAsANTS & son.
General Agents for Virginia, North Carolina,
aud West Virginia, Eleventh and Bank streets,
Dc 15 I'm Richmond. Va.
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(lDDs AND ENDS.

eExTLrwEys coRK-soLE CATERS, todd
GEsTGEMFss'- noUBLE-soLE 6AfrERs,
fJ--oid 0rice, So: L
GESTLEMES's BOx-TOE CATERS, e4--0Id
GEST,EMtN.s MAcH,NE-sEwED CATERS.
OK sS2EMEs ssi NC. AND BUcKLE-sBoEs.
$2--od nrice. $3.50:
MISSES FGXr u sHOEs, lace and button, si-old
BOYS c0SePEss CATERS. sl--o'd price. %
LADIES CONGRESS CATERS. s1--old prizes
1880 and $3.50:
LADIES, SLIPPERS. sl--oId price, " and $3.50.
(aii early to secure DarraIns j. A. GRfGG,
n2O Tenth and Main streefss
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sC.LD HEAD. ALOPECIA, ETC.

SCALD HEAD.-Il. A. Raymond, auditor +. W.,J:
SIS. x. r., Jackson Mich. was cured OF scao nead
of nine wears du alton by the tutlcura kemeCles.
FAILING OF THE HAIR.-Frank A. Bean. steam
Fire Engine g. Boston. was cured OF aOpeca, or iall
ing OF the hair by The Cuticura Remedies when
completely restored his hair when all SAID he wouio
lose II.
DANDRUFF.-ThOmas Lee. 2276 frankford ave.
nue.. Philadelphia, afflicted Win danOrun which iOr
twenty wears had covered his scap with scales one
quarter of inch in thickness, cured by the Cul-
cura Remedies
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, January II, 1881.
SALES.
WHEAT.-540 bushels at 1925 for common
white: Sl.l6 for fair and FIJI for very good Full L.
CORN-962 bushels at 53c. TOR very good and
prime white and mixed.
MEAL.-32 bushels a. 60c for prime.
RYE.-30 IN shtiS at sac. for very good.
PEAS.-90 bushels At 60c. for mixed.
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CUTICJRA.
~ U 4 l c L r A

ITCHING AND SCALY DISEASES, SCROFU
IOUS HUMORS, ULCERS, OLD SORES,
AND MERCURIAL AFFECTIONS
CURED WHEN ALL OTHER
HUMAN AGENCIES
FAIL.