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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-05

SO CALLEDeFANoY FARMERS. They
have tested theories, while others have
raised crops for market; they have
given glory to farming it otherwise
would not possess. Fancy farmers
have changed the wild hog into Il
Suffolk and Berkshire, the. wild cat
tie of Britain into shorthorns,- the
mountain sheep with its lean body
and hair fleece into the Southdown
and Merino. They brought up the
milk of cows from pints to gallons.
They have heightened the sirloin of
the bullock, enlarged the ham of the
hog, given strength to the shoulder
of the OK, rendered finer the wool of
the sheep, added feetness to the horse
and made more beautiful every ami
nal thai is kept in the service of man.
g. - imIrnved and FASTENED
, aMe y.n na,S Of all domestic ami
mails from which they >. rang s;on and n"
cy farmers introduced irrigas. ID
sunder draining; also grinding an
cooking for stock They have brought
guano from Peru and nitrate of soda
from Chilli. They introduced and
domesticated all the plants we have
of foreign origin. They brought out
the theory of the rotation of crops as
a natural means of keeping up ana
increasing the fertility of the soil.
They first ground up gypsum and
bones and treated the latter with acid
to make manure of peculiar value.
They first analysed soil as means
of determining what was wanted TO
increase it's fertility. They intro
duced the most improved methods of
raising and distributing water. Fan
CIV farmers or fancy horticulturlsts
have given us all our varieties OF
fruits, vegetables and flowers. A fan
CIV farmer in Vermont a few years
ago originated the Early Rose potato
which added millions of dollars to the
wealth of the country and proved a
most important accession in every
part of the world where introduced
Another of these fancy men origin
ated the Wilson strawberry and an
other the Concord grape. But it is
unnecessary to enumerate; any ont
who will take the trouble to investl
gate little or reflect will readily SCI
and cheerfully accord the praise tina
is Justly due to men that are calico
clancy farmers"
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-05

WE are now offering special bar
gains in Domestic Goods; Dress
Goods; Skirts; Ladies Coats; Ho-
siery, Gloves; Corsets; Handker-
chiefs and Ties.
LAzEAR FINNELL &Co.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-05

d CHADWICK q Co, have ire
mendous lot of Boots and Shoes Of
all kinds that they offer at extremely
low prices.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Year, invariably in advance; 10 cents for
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-05
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

Nine departments Of study; textbooks furnished
at cost; calendar arranged to suit teachers;
penses for year from &175 to 5000; non-sec-
tartan, liberal thorough. Fall Term begins Sep
TENDER 18th, 1881. Attendance last year Fl ON 28
counties of West Virginia and from States and
Territories; Number Of students larger than COR
ten years previous.
"a"For catalogues and other information apply
to the Acting President, ID. Ii. Purinton, Nor
gantown, West Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-22

committee. OF which Representative speer,
OF Georgia. Il chairman, were instructed to
prepare a report and present IL 10 the
| House.
By Mr.. Warner. OF Ohio: To create a
board OF fiscal inspectors TO watch over the
collections and expenditures OF the public
Treasury.
BY Dir. Chalmers, OF MississIppi: A joint
resolution relative TO The tarif.
BY Dir. Urner, Of Maryland: To appoint
a commission 10 inquire into the injustice
OF freight charges upon interstate COM
mcrce and 70 propose remedy.
Mr.. Singleton, Of Mississippi. introduced
a bill granting 20 the New Orleans ard
Northeastern Railroad Company the right
OF way through the public lands along It's
route from New Orleans to Meridian. Re-
ferred.
Mr.. slemons, OF Arkansas, under instruc-
tons from the Committee on Railroads and
Canals, moved TO suspend The rules aud pass
a hill To incorporate the Cherokee and Ar
kansas River Railroad Company fer the pur-
pose OF constructing a railroad from Arkan-
sas Chy. Kan, through the Indian Terri
tory TO Fort Smith, Ark. Agreed TO and
bill passed.
An attempt was made by Mr.. Acklen, OF
Louisiana, 10 procure adjournment over to-
MORROW (Wasbington's birthday, but his
motion TO hat effect was voted down.
An invitation was extended 10 the senate
TO be present on Sunday next at the pre-
sentalion OF eulogiUms upon the life and
character OF the late Fernando Wood; and
then Cat 1880 u. NJ the House adjourned.
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The A.. VI. and q. ana the Air Line.

ri. W @rady, in Atlanta Constitutional
NEW YORK. February 1j-+ The
purchase OF The Atlantic, Mississippi and
Omo road by Mr.. Clarke, of The Louisville
and Nashville directory. is another evidence
Of The Strength and aleriness OF that cOrpO-
ration. No one suspected that the Louis
vile people bad their eyes on the road at all,
but Mr.. Cake turned up quietly ut the sale
with - ere 600 OF exchange in his purse
and captured the prize.
The Interest that the public has in this
purchase is hat it would seem TO interfere
With the projected line from the Southwest
10 Norfolk and Washington. Mr.. K. f.
Wilson aud hls associates, including Mr.
JAY Gould. it j. said, had everything ready
i0r The through line. With the Memphi,
and Charleston they tapped the Mississippi,
and led out TO the great Texas region. With
TIE selma. Rome and Dalton they penetrated
TIE south, while the East Tennessee and
Virginia led up to Bristol, and by a close
alliance were up 10 Lynchburg. They had
arranged TO absorb the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio road. which would baye com
plcted their system and put them through.
The unexpected capture OF the Atlantic.
Mississippi and ohio road by the Louis.
willie and Nashville would seem to break
mp the plan. or AZ least to put it under gen.
Cul control OF the Louisville directory.
They claim That they merely intend TO use
the road 90 prevent the other lines from un-
dercultuc or sighting them. The rad cost
. G0j, ONO and the money was furnished by
English stockholders Of the Louisville and
Nashville road. What Mr. WisOn-w no is
rich, spacious, and full Of resOurceS-will
do ~ this emergency. the future must de-
lelmiue. tie j. gong on with his Macon
extension. though he says bis friends are
very much disturbed at the powers OF he
Georgia railroad commission. lie has not
yet fully organized his Macon and Bruins
wick cOmrauy, but Will do 20 during the
month. We NAV rely on his bling his con-
tract a. 10 the MdcOn-Atlanta extension to
The letter.
The Oihccrs II the Piedmont AIRLINE
road ate here, preparing their annual report.
The result of The years work l. most salts
factory, showing $4,000 gain in the earn
lngs over tie wear before. Colonel Fore
acres record on this road is fine one, and
confirm, hi, position as one OF the very best
managers in America. When he took the
road IN 1917 tie gross earnings were about
s1SO,OOJ. For the present year they are al
most 1850 ,000-a gain in about three years
OF about $3.50. 900. The elrnings OF the road
now pay rs interest right along, and It will
Dtcome very valuable property. The New
0rk owners are gratited at the result OF
colonel Foreacre's management, and his
conservatism and fraukness has given them
soch confidence in him that he has been
aOle TO com, and their money for Georgia
development. and can do much more in the
future.
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Church Troubles I'm New Orleans.

New ORLEANS. February 2l.-Regardlpg
the Amor Methodist Episcopal chui CD diff
Guilty, the friends OF DR.. Bristor claim that
while there IS no personal objection 10 The
new pastor, DR.. Webb. nine.teulhs OF The
congregation favor the retention OF DR..
BristOr. and have petitioDed the Council Of
Bii>toges to that effect. They furthermore
claim that there is not even The slightest
foundation for the scandalOus repor put
in circulation to the prediudice OF DR.. Brs-
tor; that he proved himself n brilliant,
popular preacher assisted in freeing the
church from debt, and filled lis previously
vacant pews with interested hearers. II
seems to be admitted that as a conflict has
arisen the friend, Of DR.. Bristor are de-
termined that the matter shall be thoroughly
investigated and it, true inwardne,s eX-
posed.
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Opposition 10 the Funding BiiI.

CLEVELAND, ONO, Februlry 2l.-The
associated banks and bankers Il Cleveland,
comprising the clearinghouse, this morn
ing sent telegram TO President Hayes say
ing that the passage OF the funding bill
with the fifth section in its present form
will prove disastrous TO The business pros
perty OF the country, and they express the
hope that the President may see his way
clear TO veto the bill If it passes.
ALBANY, y. Y, February 2l.-ln view OF
the probable passage OF the funding bill
the FIRST National Bank OF this city to-day
resolved to withdraw $4,000 OF lis de-
posted bonds, which cover $4,000 in cir
cula'ion. Other banks OF the city are con-
sidcring similar action.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
nv TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH

CONGRESSIONAL AND OTHER MATTERS AT
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL-THE NEW Or
LEANS METHODIST CHURCH DIFPiCUL-
MOVING AGAINST THE FUNDING BILL
BOSTON MILITARY VISITORS At NEW
oRLEANs-FRANCE's ENCOURAGEMENT
To GREECE-CALLiNG OUT THE GREEK
RESERVES AND OTHER MILITARY MOVE
MENrs- GLADsToNE's MOTION FORCING
THE PROTECTION RiLL CARRIED-PAR-
MILL MAKEs ANOTHER DENUNCIA1oRY
SPEECH.
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

NEW YORK, February 2l.-The Posts financial
ar.lcle SAYS: At The suck Exchange lnlled states
bonds arr low for A, aud for ~, the 35 are
unchanged; out the g., which viii be called IN
first, are = lower Railroad bonds are generally
lover. the decline rangiig from a@l4 Tic
principal exceptions is m the case of the
American DJck and improvement Company ;
7 per cert. bonds, which carry rs per cent
back interest, guaranteed by the Central railroad
OF New Jersey; Iron Mountain second incomes
are also per cent. higher the stock market con-
tinurs fcyerlsh, and The fluctuations have been WIDE
active stocks have ranged between the following
figures: Talon Pacific. 1890 l2l%Ml2l: Lake
shore l27MlZS ga l2S Jersey. Central /, 5Eg
IU7AG lOG: Erie. $50 400 4S3 Delaware, I.ackH-
wanna aud Western, 1879 ,@l26G12iis: Delaware
aud Hudson, l09d lll@lO9A: Pacific Mail 900
6OSG60; CbalannoS1. S9m 93.fo92; Louisville
st0ck> the Transactions have not been large. The
money market TO-DAY j. fairly active at about per
cent for cal loans or stocKs as ne result 81 me
Withdrawal on saturday Of about S2,OOp,OOO 81
LEGAL tender notes from The reserves Of The banks.
ON UnIed states bonds the quotation is about per
ccni. sithOugh some loans Al higher rate are re-
ported. There Is sudden ana iOu> dem1nd tor lime
money fOf thirty days. AMI money can ~ easily lent
for his me al per cent. Mercantile paper l. duh
The following quotations were current to-day:
Western Union JIG! Eew YORK gen'T7',
New YORK. Lake Erie, and Western, Ish do. Sec
ond,. 100; Delaware. Lackawdnna and Western,
10. New Jersey Central l06' Delawarc a.d
Hudson, l09Il; Reading, III; Northwestern,
l2S's; -. PAM. llZt; wabash ana laclhc' i5,s
do. preterrcS. 50; Union Pacific III NJ n.
and r.. Az: Hannibal and -. joseph. IS: DO.
prrf, FRED. lOI',; ~ Louis and Iron Mountain
Ga; ONO and Mississippi, 49,; do. preferred,
lOii,; Pacific Mail. go: e, {. ana |. G., 20
Northern Pacific CON-. 40 ; do preferred, 73's
Central Pacific. So Rock Island, 1876 Loui.-
willie and Nashyi le 93'. Nashville and Chaila-
nooga. 9Ois: Ontario and Western, 81 Janl1ilan
Elevated. 3slt Illinois Central, 1920 1873 Can;
ada Southern, $50; Chicago, Bui hngtnn ana
. .incv. 17l: Denver ana Rio Grande. 1893 81
Paul ana omaha. 46: do. preferred. lOia; Cot:
Coal. So. Texas Pacific, 80: Texas Pacific ana
l.. g., 81 Lake Erie ana Western, J6.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February 2l.-Virgina 6's. defer
red IA: con,ols. S34; second serle,. 32'5 past
due coupons, 93i.; new l0-40's, ~; lO'4O'',
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Mnssachuscfts Military in New Or
leans.

NV ORLEANS. February 21.-The Bos-
ton Lancer, and Charlestown Cadets arrived
here n noon. \ national salute WA, tired
and the visitors were welcomed by Mayor
Shakespeare, and then were escorted
through some OF the principal streets to the
armOry Of The Continental Guards. The
visitors ave looking well after their journey
from Boston,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-22
COURT ORDERS.

NIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS Of
FICE OF TIM CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
COU> TY OF HANOVER. THE 5m DAY OF
FrBRU AIRY, lsS1-iN VACATION.
JO.cph J.. Parsley, administrator OF William PsrS-
ley. eceased, who sues on b half OF himself and
all O'htr credit rs or William q. Winston de-
ceased, who viii come IN aud make themselves
parties and contribute 10 The costs Of this sni'.
Plaintiff
against
Bick.rtun l.. Winston. sole acting executor Of the
last viii ana testament of William o. " lnstOn.
deceased sarah A. Winston, ThJmss l.. ROsser
and BeIIie b. hi wife. Phihp u. Winst ~ and
Catherine his WIFE, T.. l.. Winston aud sallie N.
his wie. Fendall G.. Winston aud Aiice VI. his
wife, William q. Winston. Dr.. Bickerlon L. WIN
sion. Jr., and Fannie T. his wife, and Fannie A.
ln,toH s'''sbtltbianl'i
| IN CHANCERY UPON A CROSS BILL.
The Objt ri Of hi, suit Is 10 have dover assigned 10
sarah A. winston. the willow of william - VIM
s0D, deceased and 10 have The real estate of The
| said William q. Nins.OA deceased. soil for the
pay yieni OF his debts.
And aiidayt having been made and hled ihst The
def ndanis, Thomas l.. ROssrr ana Bette u. hts
wife, PhiIip u. Winston and Catherine :. his wife,
Fendall G.. Winston and Alice A. III, wife William
u. Winston, Jr., BckeriOn l.. Winston. Jr.. and
Fannie !. his WIFE, are non. residents OF the State
Ut virginia. II Is or cred that they appear here
within one month after due publication IT this or
der and do what Is protect their inter-
A. BROWN, Clerk.
X, II. CALDWELL. pa. fe s-Tuiw
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

FEBRUARY 20.-The following are the quota
,!ons: -
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-C ommUn 10 good. S4Q$6.
LeGf-COmmon. S5MSG; medium, f6.5OGS7;
good, IS So; line, sl0@Sll; extra bne, sI2a
:I4. .-....,,.,
DARK ToBACtO-MANUFhCTUR
Luq FiHsrs.-Common. S3.j0Gs4; medium,
ii 50G S5: good, SJ.J0MS6.
Le0| FiNeTS.-C aulnOn, s0ds0 0Oi me'hum,
S6a $3.50: good, $40 So hne. SgpslO.
UrGpDtrs.-CommOn. S7.bC0sS.30: medium
Ss.jOd 70: good. s9.j0@SlO; dine, slO@sll A;
extra sun-cureG SlZ0slo.
BRIGHT TORNCCO-MANUBAcTUR
S,aokers.-Common, SsaSlO; medium, f5Og
sl2: good. kl2Mtl6: hue. Sl6aS20.
FIfieTs.-t OmmOn. sbWfS: Medium s/WT"
good, slq@Sl2; inc nominal. 49,.
WrnDDfrs.--CO cannon, slOMsl0 medium fIotG
$40: good. t2O@ $50; nne, s40tds50; fancy, s0C
WTGDpsTs, gsShOgdnV.-COmmOn. tl2mslo ;
medium, sIjGMt20; good s,S2Gs2o; tine, 1900
$40; extra, 81 ga 500.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class of goods IL confined
nrincinally 10 good old heayy-bOdied ugs and Ken
tucky River leaf. We quote: 49,,
Oli Jugs, Sass; kentlsky River bags, tlOS
Az; KENTUCKY River leaf, sl3Gsls.
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IN CHANCERY UPON A CROSS BILL.
DIsSOLUTGONs 4 PARTNERSHIPS.

WE. GEORGE LEE AND j.. A. SAUN-
w DERs, both Of the city Of Richmond IN The
state u Virginia. have M. day formed SPECIAL
AND LIMITED 60 PARTNERSHIP 10 conduct
in the city Of Richmond. Virginia, The GENERAL
GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS W.
der the frm-nsDe and style OF GEORGE LEE.
r.. A. SAUNDERS Is the special and GEORGE LEE
IN, 2, neral partner. The sp' cial partner has con-
u ibuIed in cash the sum Of $40 600 - bis I'm put
into the partnership. the term OF which l. to be
three years from hts date.
Wiines, our hand and seals this lith day Of Feb
ruary, 4. ID. 1851.
GEORGE LIE. IsRAL.I
r. A. sAUNDk r., tsEAL
state Of Virgfaio, cir NJ RichmOnd-tO Wn:
I. Charles 4. Williams, notary Iublic for the
city Aforesaid in the stare OF Virginia, do ceriity
that George Lee and T., \. saunders, whose names
are signed 10 the abOvt wiring, bearing GATE tue
lith diy OF February. ISIS have 8cknowlt dyed the
same before me IN my said city ana do further
certify that George Ice this day made oath before
me hat The ~ Il T.. A. saunders has actually piid
into the firm above mentioned the >um Of 100000
in cash.
Gwen under my hpnG hi. l4Ih day Of February
1891. CHARLES u. WILLIAMS.
fe l6-0w No'ary Public.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
MoSplY, February 20, 1854
Country produce.

Country produces.
1pples Green-From s2 10 80 ~! barrel.
1s.stc. 4 zoe. y u. .
Buttsr: Prime 10 choice yellow, 2oc. fair 70
sV Corn Neal: $4,000. = bushel for country: So.
for city mills. 80. ,,.,,.... .
.heyr,es i12tsc: raspberries. 20@22c.
Dressed Poultry Turkeys. ii IA l&c.; ducks, 10
AI3c; chickens aud geese, l0@l3c.
Tsstasrs: Prime nve-goose, 4o@45c.: common.
Csc.
Ftarsesd: 81 n bushel.
prime, q atl.10.
Oafs: Baled, u .05@sl Is.
Potatoes; frisb-Early Rose, t3Gt3.25i Peer
less, $50 barrel.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Movement I'm Greece.

LONDoN, February 2l.-A dispatch from
Athens to the Reuter- Telegram Company
says Royal decree has been issued calling
out the reserves. The troops OF MOrea
are being gradually ordered to march north
ward. The largest college in Athens has
been converted into Il military hospital.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-22
The Beers Peace 0yertnres.

LONDON, February 2l.-Tne Times, in an
article on the OyertureS for peace from the
Beers TO General Cooley, after recapitu-
latinS their proposals for negOtiatiOns-vz,
that the British eyacuite Transvaah and
that commissioners be appointed TO settle
Is future relations with Great Britain
says {" The signs. as far a. we can discover,
are not favorable 10 early peace. The mani
festO addressed by the Beers to the Orange
Free-State VolkSraad' has no very peaceful
SOunn -
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was towrd into FayaI on the 5th instant
disabled. have arrived at Lisbon.
The German bark CIrI Frederic, from
Darlen january 9th for Fecqmps, arrived at
plymouth Yesterday with her bows dam
aged, having lost her bowsprit 10 collision.
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Obituary..

NEW YORK. February 2l.-Oiyer NJ.
Bradford. for more than TWENTY-FIVE years
connected with the Associated Press, and
at one time lis agent in New Orleans, died
this evening at his residence, in this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-22
The Arlington Estate.

Washington stier-AtaHia constitutional
Standing gu the steps OF the Capitol, look
ing south across the Potomac, one can see on
'ne breezy heights Of Arlington the tall,
snowy pillars OF the open yeraDda which
Siaces one OF the famous homes OF America.
IL Is the old Lee mansion. Its lofty seat be-
tokens the pride which once marked that
Prineely line, but the sad surroundings are
eloquent Of The melancholy fall OF an estate
OF magnificent wealth. Around the deserted
nome Of the proudest Old Dominion family
sleep thousands Of Union soldiers over
whose graves The marble glitters white and
cod IN the winters sunlight. Mis- Mildred
Lee, daughter Of the great chieftain, has
been 10 Washington several times this win
yer, and has received great attention. She
Is queenlv woman, who looks as IL the
bright blood Of ner ancestors flowed ia all
us purity through her delicate veins. None
Of The daughters OF General Lee have mar
Fied, and President Gusts Lee, who sue
eeeded his illusiri0us father at Washington
shd Lee University, is single man, though
ne 0as passed the meridian Of life long ago.
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Fly Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. February IL Nom Stocks weak.
Money. on cali JN6 per cent. rNchinSe-LOns
4S3a: short. 4SG.. state bonds dull, eXcep
Louisiana con,ols whicA are per cent higher.
Governments quiet.
ErepInQ.- money, idG per cent. EXCHANGE
4S364S3S, Governments lrI ocular: new 5's, 1905
new 4.'s, 1927; new .i's. ll3's. states fairly ac-
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MARINE fNTELLIG ENCh,
PORT az RICnMOND. FKDRTARY 81, 1891.

ARRIVED.
\ Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New Yort,
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Allen o Co.,
agents.
schooner Katie Rich, -, South Amboy. Goa
Writ Kober:s.
sohoonr Eva Be,L Treen, Norfolk, logs. Cedar
Works.
schooner Young Teaser, -, Bull river. phos-
plate. wins N q. Crenshsw.
schooner y. Arcuiarn,. Mont gomerv. New York,
bonedust an5 birthstone. William q. Crcnshsw-
schooner T. Harris Kirk, Cavalier, New York
coal \. 4. Lat rop
schooner Lily Fsukenberg, - New toyk.
guanO Moses Clemens
schooner r. Mprwn, Brown, New York, iron,
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad.
Brig salhne. Blk. Bergen ria Hampto Roads,
10 load Hour. Haxall-Crenshaw Company; vessel,
Curtis K But I.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. B. Tatsm,
agent.
schooner Sallle q Ellen. Honkins. Pbllade ysbs
ria JIIses river. ties. Curtis Parker.
schooner Pearl KNOWLES, Philadelphia ria Chick
ahomny, lumber Curtis & Parker.
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Certificate EIled.

New YOEK, February 2l.-The certificate
OF the increase Of the capital stock OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company TO
$50, 600, 900 was filed with the Secretary OF
State today
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The Chicago Times estimates that the
extra expenses OF western railroads caused
oy The severe snow-storms this winter viii
Iully c,nsume the net earnings OF January
aud February.
A splendid addition to every family's
supplies is bottle Of 81. Jacobs OH. "
never di.sppolnis.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. Eeirrnnrr 0i iaal

MONDAY. February ~. 1881.
sALEs.-lO.000 Virginia 1O-4Os at 5zS: zoos
Nsrth Carolina As al esY so sharss Rich a,,d nd
Danyille Railroad stock at s6x; 10 shares Rich
mond and Danville stock at sS1; 10 shares Rich
mond ana DanvilIe Rsilroad stock at ssf: $50
shares Richmond and Danyilie railroad stock Mt
ssh; 20 shares RicnmoDd and Allegheny Railroad
stock at ~ 10 shares Charlotte. Columbia aud
Augusta Railroad stock at AK: 10 shares Char.
iotte, 20 umbii and Augusta Railroad stock At 4ls
10 shares Merchants and Mechanics Insuranca
-. ~
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.

DLEASANT WAYS IN SCIENCE, by
l. u. \. Proctor 81 20. Hours with the Bible,
by &. Gtikie author of Life Of Christ; 81 so.
Garden GIaiih Of raks Among Ny Flowers. by
sarah +. smiley Sl.2J. Half Hours In HE Tenn
pie Church. nv CD Niu4 han, ID. d.: 81 %. Fam
y PRAY erS. by q. j. Vaughan, ID. D., Master Of the
Temple: 81 %. Everlasting Punishment. by
Guillburn. au hOr of q" thoughts or Personal Rslt-
gion y; 81 %. Rev. Dr. Pssey's Reply ~ Canon
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