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\ Rejected Suitor Gains Fortune and
Murrics Ets First Love.

CARpoNpALE. Pa, January 29.--Jamcs
Dunlap. OF New Haven, Ct, applied for n
position rs farmland al Deacon Eldridge's
farm, In Lansdale, twelve years ago. and
was put at work. Eldridgc had daugh-
ter, fifteen years old. who became fasci-
mated with Dunlap, and. after an acquaint-
ance OF two years, he asked the Deacon's
consent for the daughters hand in mar
rage. The Deacon objected, because of
Dunlap's penniless condition. The girl
promised 10 gain her fathers consent, or
put an end 20 her unhappy existence.
Dunlap left the farm, declaring that he
would some day return n man OF wealth
and influence. lie went 10 Wyoming Ter
ritory, where he obtained a situation as
driver on stage line, and at the end Of five
years he purchased n half interest in the
business. BY shrewd fnancicring and
successful spcculations he cleared S20.000,
which, with the profits from his business.
gives him the title OF being one OF the
wealihiest residents OF Wyoming. lie IL
also one OF the heaviest stockholders in q
new railroad enterprise. lie returned here
after an absence OF ten years, ard was yes
terday married 10 Miss Eldrdge. The
wedding was n grand affair." The bridal
couple go 10 New Haven, and thence TO
Wyoming. The bride has rejected many
offers in the past ten years. She is the belle
of IackaWanna Valley.
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PERRY DAyIs's PAIN-KILLER.
DHEUMATISM, Ne r A l. G \ ,
SPRAINS. PAIN IN TIE BACK
AND SIDE.

There IS nothing more painful than thee dis
eases but the pain can be removed and the disease
cured byusc OF PERRY DAVIS's PAIN-KGlLER.
This remedy is not a cheap Bonzine or Petroleum
product, hat must be kept away from fire or heat
70 avoid danger Of explosion, nor is II an untred
experiment that may do more harm than good.
PAIN-KILLER has been In constant use for for
" years and the universal testimony from all
parl- Of the world Is, IT NEVER FAILS. II not only
effects a permanent cure bvt IL relieves pain almost
instantaneously. Bcnga purely vegetable remedy
Il f. safe in the hands Of the most inexperienced
The record Of cures by the use of PAIN-klLLER
gould MI volumes. The following extracts from
letters received show what those Who have tried 1t
think:
EDGAR CApY. OwatOnna. MIMI. says:
About year since my wife became su'Ject TO -
we're suffering from rheumatism. our resort was 10
The Pain-hiller, which speedily relieved her
Cu.ntYs POWELL writes froIa the sailors
had been afiiicted three years with neuralgia and
violent spasms of the stomach. The doctors az
Westminster Hospital gave up my case IN despair
tried your Paiu-kiler, aud II gave me inincdlate
relief. have reG.ined my strength, and am nov
abe 10 follow my usual occupation
G.. II. WAIwORTH. Saco, Me-, writes: .
Iexperlcnced immediate relief from pain In the
side BY the u.e of your Pain-hiller.
T.. / DIRK says:
have used Your Pain-Killcr for rheumatism and
have received great beneht.
BARTON SEAMAN says:
Have used Pain-k iler for thirty years ana havt
found II a neoer-faiting remedy for rheumatism
and lamcncss.
Mr. BUEDiTT writes:
II mere (aiis TO give relief in cases Of rheuma'
tsin.
PHIL. GILBERT, Somerset, Pa. writes; ,
FROM actual use, know your Paln-hlllcr Is lh'
best medicine can get
All druggists keep PAIN-KILLER. lts price Il
50 low that 1t Is within the reach Of all, and 1t VII
save many times its cost In doctors bills. zoe
! jOc., and Al a bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & son, Proprictors,
/ no 3-codtFeI Providence IL l.
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The Post publishes an interview with eX-
Secretary Blaine, in which the latter eX-
plains hi, course in the matter OF the differ
cnceS between Peru and Chill. lie states
that hi. action in every case WAS sanctioned
blythe President; that there was no thought
Of annexation, and that the good offices OF
our Government were extended to prevent
the standardization OF Peru by Chill.
The Legislature OF Rhode Island will
meet tomorrow, and several important
matters will come before it. In the IIoue
there will probably arise discussion upon
the question OF the abolition OF the real
estate qualification for ioreign-born voters.
Guiteau thinks the Washington court had
no jurisdiction. in view OF the Presidents
death in New Jersey. II the prisoner DC
,ircs trial in this State he ought to be
gratified. 1t would hasten his hanging by
several Weeks.-NeUdrE AdCertiSer.
This is the fourth week OF Boss Kelly
deadlock in the New York Assembly.
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The Search for DE Long.

ST. PETERSBURG, January 29.-The latest
news from Irkutsk states that Engineer
Melville has proceeded 20 the mouth OF
the river Lena TO resume the search for
Lieutenant-C Commander De Long with
the greatest energy, aided by natives.
Provisions are plentiful, so that the search
can be prolonged. The captain of the
steamer Lena accompanies Engineer Mel
willie.
LONDON, January 30.-A dispatch to The
Standard from -. Petersburg says: "a
dispatch from Irkoutsk dated Saturday
state, that Lieutenant Danenhowcr's party
was expected to arrive there on sunday,
aud that the party would be forwarded to
NJ. Petersburg. Engineer Melville, who
has left for the mouth of the Lena to resume
the search for Commander De Long, Is
furnished with stores to last until july
Two Russian officials accompany him 10
assist in the organization Of search par
fips -
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How SMALLPOX May be Spread.

PHILADELPHIA. January 29.-Some excite
mcnt has been caused by the publication OF
letter addressed 10 the Board OF Health
by u. III. Schuyler, an undertaken, who
writes that smallpox is being spread over
the city by means Of carriages. He says
that it is largely the custom here TO have
the bodies OF children who die of smallpox
or other contagious diseases carried to the
cemetery in a carriage instead Of hcarSe,
a. a carriage costs less. Very often after a
carriage returns 10 the stable after such n
funeral il is Immediately sent TO take 4
family shopping, TO the theatre, or else
where. Inquiry among the undertakers Of
the city corroborates Schuyler's statements.
The undcrtakerS say there is no doubt but
that many eases Of smallpox were found
among wcll-to-dO families, and for which no
cause had been assigned, arose in this way.
This practice is said TO prevail more or
less in every large city, and one undertaken
said that in New York he knew it prevailed,
because he had been IN business there at
one time. Schuyler's reason for writing
the letter j.. he says, that " he could not
bear to see death spread so certainly any
longer" lie admits having been guilty OF
the practice himself.
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MnciIage ~ Vaccine Virus.

SAN Francisco, January 29.-FOr some
days an investigation into the conduct oil
DR.. Lawler, quarantine physician, in en-
forcing the vaccination of immigrants, has
been going on before the Board Of Health.
The British steamer Mary latham arrived
here few days ago from Hong Kong, and
DIR. Lawler caused her Chinese passengers,
G1G in number, to be vaccinated. To-day.
before the Board Of Health, Mr. James,
chief mate Of the steamer, testified that be-
fore leaving Hong Kong he was deputized
to aid Dr. Lockhead and his assistant, DR..
McKeeyey, in yaccinating the passengers.
lie stated that DR.. McKeCycy told him du-
ring the operation that it was OF no use ;
that there was no vaccine virus in Hong
Kong, and that they were using muclage.
Nevertheless. the steamer brought here a
clean bin Of health, signed by DR.. Lock
head and Consul Mo>by, and also q certili-
cate, properly attcsted, that the passengers
had been yaccinatcd.
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and the United States Minister at st. Pc
tersburg relative TO the expulsion Of Ame-
rican Israelites from Russia and the perse-
cution Of Jews In the Russian Empire.
Adopted.
Mr.. Neal, OF Ohio, from the Committee
on Civil-Service Reform, reported back the
resolution calling on the Secretary Of State
for list OF all promotions, removals, and
appointments made in the consular service
since the 4th OF March, 1877. Adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Dibble, OF South Caro-
lima, Wednesday the 18th Of February was
assigned for the delivery Of eulogies upon
the late NJ. =. O'Connor, Of South Caro-
lima, and then, at i:30 p. NJ. the House adj
iourned.
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DARN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
RICHMOND MARKETS.
MUNUAft JIuu' Ut TO-
CouufYy Produce.

ADDlss. Grosn-trom s3.5O@s3 e barrel
BssslraL. 2lM21c. e ". ->,,o. -,
% good, l0sp22c. ..,,,,,.,,. no
for city mills ,,., s,roaso
Peas: Black-eye, sl.5OSIsl.Jo:
Dried FruR App YEA 5s,; blseebsrr''''; lve;'
ehcrrie, Use: ra-pbcfries, Zoe; IoAcht-,-N Norm
carolIna. peel,.l l64.20c.; Virginia pesIec, lee
quarters, anpoeieG 4,sesoe.; haisss, Hnpeeei' a.
" Dressed Poultry, n,~kens, ssDec. z n eeese
sll9e. a ~; turkeys lO6g he. v n. 80
Poultry. Live chickens, 100 ducts, .Ve'
25c.
Fss1thers: Prime nvc-geoss, 45ee5os.; common
Csc.
Fidrsesd sl.lj e bnsb.i.
nav. Virginia timothy, si@sl.05; clover
mixed, s5@S95c.; clover, 6bes9Ve.
oats: 53a55c.
Potdfoss: lrish, $3.50 = barrel.
Roots. Ginssng, el.7SeDsl.S0 y U. seneca
free of tops, 4aeGbOc. % u
Lard. Country, Toe.
RE: sl.O5kss1. IL % oa-heL
Sgnac. Prime 7Sc.
Eauets: 7oesVc.
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r,.o xou French Ministry.

PARIS. January SO.-M. de Freycinet has
submjtted 10 President Greyy list OF the
new Ministry, as follows NJ. de Freyeinct,
prosident oi the Council and Minister OF
Foreign Affairs; NJ. Jules Ferry, Public
Irstrnction: NJ. Gablet, Interior and Wor-
ship; NJ. Humbert, justice, NJ. Leon say
Finance; NJ. Varray, Public W orksi uen-
eral Billot, War; Admiral Jauregulner ~
Marine; NJ. Firard, Commerce.; VI. 20,
cherry, Posts and Telegraphs. me pos. oil
Minister OF Fine Arts, created 10y Cant
beta. Il thus suffered to fall IN allegiance
The new Ministers will be gazet'ed 10
morrow.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Washington News and Gossip-The Guitcau
Case; Argument for New Trial TO be Heard
Friday MIR. scovilIe Appeals to the Ame-
ricnn People for Pecuniary Aid-Fire at
Berkeley, Westminster Hurlbut Returning
Home from Pcru-A Mississippi Tragedy
One Thousn nd Dollar Fire In At
derers-Obituary Notes-A List OF the New
French Cabinet Submitted 20 President
Greyy-Failures in London and Paris-Thc
Cuban Tobacco CROP.
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Excitement I'm Georgia.

AUGUSTA, GA, january 30.-There has
been considerable excitement in Lincoln
county lately, growing out Of an attempt
10 burn the residence OF =. A. Cox, within
four miles Of Lincolnton. OF six colored
men arrested three were discharged. and
one Kennedy, John Harry, and Henry
Wright imprisoned. The firmness OF the
county officials saved the prisoners from
lynching. Apprehension j. still felt for
their lives
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.,,o,o Prominent Louisianian.

SHREVEPORT, January 3O.-A dispatch
from Baton Rouge announces the sudden
dcath Of Hon. George Williamson on board
- the steamer Jesse X. Bell en- route for
shreveport. Mr.. Williamson had been
nrominent in politics in the State for many
wears, and was appointed Minister TO Cen Cen,
irol America by President Grant, serving
until about two years ago, when he re-
signed.
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Destructive Connngration In Atlanta.

ATLANTA, GA, January 3O-S:3J 7. NJ
4 lire broke ont i'm the furniturc-st0rc OF
Thomas Richter & Co. at O'Clock tonight
and rapidly spread to the adjoining build
ingS OF Dalme ~ Duffy, groceries. and
Mcknight Il Scrutchin, hardware, which
were destroyed. But little was saved from
these buildings. Licbeman kaullmann'S
trruk-factory and &. W. Mates X CO.'S
harness and ,addlc-iactory are now burn
ing. The fire is beyond control, and the
loss will probably reach 100000, with
rood insurance.
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Mississippi Murderors Condemned TO
be Hanged.

MERIDIAN. Miss, January 3O.-The trial
OF Bob C.. Jones (white) and Billy Miller
(colored) for the murder Of the three sons
OF Judge j. p. Walker, OF Alabama, took
place to-day at Aberdeen. Jones pleaded
puilty and Miller not guilty. Both were
found guilty, and were sentenced TO be-
hanged on March 3D..
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Eirc NJ Berkeley.

NogroLK, Va, January 3O.-A fire de-
,troycd the grocery and liquor-store and
adjoining dwelling OF W. 4. Druy, at
Berkeley. last night. The flames broke
out shortly after midnight, and from traces
Of Kerosene oil the fire is supposed to have
been the work OF IN incendiary. Value,
81. 900 or $4,000; insured,
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LOuIsyILLE, KY, January 29.-M. Glea-
ION, an old and well-known citizen, who
has executed some Of the largest contracts
for the construction and reconstruction OF
streets In this city, has received inforlna-
ton that he is one OF two heirs to an estate
In England valued at 100000, or S25O,OOO,
the other being his sister, who also lives IN
this city
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

MONDAY, January 80, 1859.
\ SALGs--tIRsT RoAPD.--s60a Virginia taS-ro-
ceiyahlr coupons 1T 60; 10 shares Columbia and
Grccnyille Railroad preferred 1t %; 10 shares
Petersburg Railroad at 900, 10 do a, 30; 30
shares Richmond and Allegheny at 81: 10 shares
Richmond and West Point Terminal Railway and
Warehouse Company at 1865.
SECOND BOARD.-10 shares Petersburg Raliroad
at 30. 10 do. At 30s, 80 90. at 30a 90 share CO.
mmbia and Grcenylle preferred al 9lls; 10 lIaFc7
Norfolk and Western preferred az Sc; I'D shares
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad AZ 3I4; 20
shares Atlanta and Charlotte stock az & NJ; 900
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Culinary,

PARIS. January 30.--Baron jerome
David. Vice-Prcsident OF the Corps
Legislatif under the Empire. and Minister
of Public Works in the Cabinet formed by
Count De Polikose, is dead; aged NIFTY
eight.
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TIN. Cuba Tobacco Crop.

u,v,yA. January 30.-All the late ac-
counts from the tobaeco-growihs uls.Ilc. .
OF the island and the opinions o' eApeIs
here agree that the prospects Oh q * Soou 10
Lasco crop have disappeared. lie con
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

RICHMOND, VA, January 30, ieS-'
DARK TOBACCO FOR ENPORF.
Luqs.-Common, S53Sj.60; medium, 500
s6.50: good, s7@s7.50. ...
LeaCeCommon. s7.5O@s So; medium, -s5u@
50; good, slOsssll; tine, fI3@Slji extra hD,'
sl4@Sl5.
DARN ToBACCO-AIANJF AtrI EiN"'
Lsig FILTERS, Ommon, sJ.oVWso; m'di"'u'
S6.5da.S7: good. r7.JOWse. -.c.o
Leny PLIERS Common, -Set sS.0u: lnt'bnin'
SqTi $3.50: good. SlOWsll; fine, sll.ov@s ~;
cxtra ire sln-cuied : 1870 @2o.
urGDD grs-,.o mmon, Sl0@Sll; medium,
sII 50msi2: good. sI3t. 1850; hnc, l4ei no
extra sun-cured, slsg go
BRIGHT ToBAC Co-MASUFACTIRING.
Saokers.-Comm0n, sl0@sll; modiam, $40
sl4; good. slj@sl6.50; hne, tls@ 80 L'ncJ
s27.5Ums3o. ,-.,o. .,,..,.. s,oa
F,Ikeys-C0mmon. sllSgsl2i med!Gmi siJ@
sl5: good, sl6giSl7, hne sls@ So
WrGDDerS.-t oinmon, S2O@sZZ.oOi mcdiuh'
S25GsJ5 good, s4U9 $50 ane, s3o@ 800 Fancy
Wrappers, NahoGGay-Common, s3''r. 80
mo,Iiuit sBd1isJ5: good, t4Oes siJi hhs- sOot'
S55: extra, f57.bO@s6O.
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Commercial travellers and others sub
jeeteG 10 sudden changes and exposure
should be provided with DR.. BULBS Cough
Syrup, the best and quickest remedy for
the relief and cure Of colds. Price, 20
cents.
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EnfnI Shooting.

GooDMAN, MISS, January SO.-Freeman
T.. Lester. Of Louisiana, was shot ana
Killed here Saturday night by DIR. j. Il.
CLAYTON. Cause OF the difficulty unknown.
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Burning Of a COIOred Presby terrain
Church.

LYNCnBUEG. VA, January 30.-Thc only
colorod Presbyterian church building in
Virginia was burned to the ground here
sunday morning. The fire was accidental.
The building was insured.
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BY Telegraph.
NEM YORK.

NEW YOEK. January 30 300H.-Stocks lavcr
Money, ~ per cent. Exchange Long, 4S3
short. 4sdt. state bonds Uuil. buYVTnnl' ut-
steady aud generally unchanged.
ErtHfHg.-ENcnange, 1921. Governments We :
and tm.. lower; new So, 10Y; new 49, l1.s;
new a, ll7. Money, 1905 per cent Z Zee
duI. ~uh-IIcisury Dalsucc-C DIN, S7j'il9; ogr-
rency. $3.50.
stocks lrrcgulIr.
l.f.t l.f. Cd p
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Flour.

FIour-We quote: Fine, $4,000 IS; extra, -
snperdnr. s6.256sO.6O: common family sf@
1880: choice FAMILY, sSiss9
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FINANCIAL.

Two THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA !:
i We beg 60 otter you our services for the ~ IL
CHASE AND SALE or ALL CLAssEs Of
BONDS AND STOCKS In this and other mafhels'
Exception facilities for buying, selling ana car
ryinR VIRGINIA BONDS. Our office being III ,l,e
StOck-Exchange building, all orders mcehs I'M
mediate attention. Correspondence sollciied:
REFERENCES: National Mechanics Bank; esl,
ern National Bank Bank OF Commerce, 1o"aru
hank RAMSAY, CLABAuGH Cos,
Bankers aud Brokers. Baltimore. Nd.
de f5-0m
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. January so, 1852.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, 40 bushels prime at I 90.
Lane ster, 90 bushels yIry good at tl.4s. fnilI'
AS bnshcL good ~ sl.43; l4s bushels far al
sl.il.
CORN White, ia bushels very good e sic.
Mixed, 100 buJIei- prime western ~ zoe.
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tinued drought ana Tue pTe'hWhct vi
worms have so injured the quality OF the
plant that no change Of weather can remedy
the damage. The experts gay that the crop
win be small one and poor In quality, and
that the leaves will not be suitable for
wrappers.
Foreign Financial Affairs.
LONDON, January $3.50 Z. M-Two
more failures are announced on the stock
Exchange. The Bank OF Belgium has
raised It's rate on foreign bills drawn on
Belgium 10 8 per cent, and the Bank Of
the Netherlands has raised its discount
rate TO 3. The amount Of bullion with
drawn from the Bank Of England on bali
ance to-day IL E924, 000-all for Paris.
The Pail MAJ! Gazette says the open
discount market IL perfectly demoralzed,
business being almost at standstill.
The Central Netcs has Paris dispatch
reporting that the "Union Generate" has
suspended payment.
LONDON, January W.-Thc PDl-HGh
Gazette says: g IL may now be considered
almost certain that the bank rate Of dis
count will promptly advance 10 Z per cent.
The report Of the stoppage Of the Union
Generate, and the large withdrawal OF gold
from the Bank OF England to-day, caused
very weak tone In the stoek n,arket.
Nearly all securities were pressed indi>-
criminately for sale. prices closing ut about
lowest quotations Of the day."
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RAlTIMORI.

BALTIMORE. January 30.-VirgiDia Ga, consol,
GlM; second series, 3sa; p,Ist-aue coupon, W
new lU-iO's. 40. Bld to-day.
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RICHMOND AND ALLEaIIASY RAILROAD Coz
Local FREIGHT Offick,oo
RICHMOND, VA, January 20, 1859.
NrOTICE.-ON AND AFTER JANUA-
~ RY 3OTu, 1882, we will RECEIVE AND An.
DELIVER ALL fRElG HIT at our NEW Db .i,o,',, ,
on the Forth side Of canal or basin bahh' oe'"''"
Ninth and Eleventh streets. x.a,>, .,.,,
ia 29-2t A. j.. NiLhiNroN, Hk'
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RETURNING HOME.

WASHINGTON, January 30.-Lcave OF al
scnce TO return home has been granted
General Uurlbut. Minister to Peru.
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Lumber, Slaves. Nc.

Lumter. White oak, sljNs $50 e 1000; N'S-
,m Virginia poplar, >lJfsS26 q 1000; Whit
Pine. sl59s35 g 1000; yellow Inc h"tF,'c.
80. 500 Z t-marsct -tlN: dry c'Gtr, lin ,lb.
and I'm demand: joi-t. slO.jcG .sl l. nee rlins -
Lengths. shingirs-rine. sL7JMs2.J': cyQrr.l
,iN-inch. eG@SS e l,OOO. l.aths--pht, 81
,1wed, ~ Il Loco.
Nu,S. Whisky -harrl timber, green, 49,
500 = 1000; seasoned, =2nm % e. l.nnu. rio0T-
barrel timber. Sims7 e 1000. .lour-l.'rfT
pole. s4asC. llog-hcgd-houp- zoe. q bundle
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NEM YoRK CoTruN FuruREs.
BALTIMORE

BAITiNoRR, January 3O.-liest ealt.s'-Natkrs
shaw: uiices lc. higher; very best. 5s0aC .-or.
rrst guilty, 5a5sc.; medium, iseeoe.; ori'nsft.
2AmSae.; most of Tie sale. were iroin o@v.-.
reelp,s 4 .Ogs read; sales, l,Ot6 head. S~lur
In lsht supply, with fair Ia good demand qep-
tAlions, ssabse.; receipts t,sss hess. Ih s' "
tatiops-shesp, s.c.: lambs, 0sc
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MILwArKFE, January 3u.-flouT duII ahi q .
changed, and light ocnaud: Wheat heasy sss
inuer. closing weak; No 2 Milwaukee SOFT, cs'<4
and January. sl.3si.; be- rualy, fi.-o,s Gore
o,Ilet and unchanged: No. ?, Sic. oats dul' No.
Z. AZ. Rye lower, No. ]. o3ke. Barley Nras .
ri.-ed hrfner; No. spring, 95tc.: ehruar,
q3lc. Provisions easier. Mess-pofA, sIs.lo c-Ss
md February. iard-rrimc steam, ll;Zo eH'-
sni February. Hogs quiet - so.lc9so.oo.
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BY AUTHORITY,

Ma. d. W. NAPIHAo has this day been appointed
an Agent to grant Marriage Licenses for the Dis
trict OF Hama. Island Of Maui. vice KalePa Makaena,
deceased. mo. E. BUSH,
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Office, December 18th. 1882.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-12-30

TIMEs &" LEADING ARrICLE.-EItract from
the London Times Passing by a crowd of minor
notions, We come upon the exhibit of the Waltham
Watch Company, which, in economical Importance,
is perhaps superior to anything else shown. The
rivalry Of the watches of this Company has already
been felt by our own makers, and a hesitating at
tempt was made last session, in the interest OF the
Coventry manufacturers, to prevent the watch
cases of the Company receiving the English stamp,
which c~ertifes that they are made OF gold. 1t
would seem that the Waltham Watches may defy
all attempts to exclude them in this indirect way.
Their first claim TO public approval was derived
from the extraordinary nicely of their construction.
They were made with such perfect exactitude that
the parts of all watches of the same class could be
interchanged, and, production being thus made
possible on a large scale, cheapness as well as excel
ience was secured. But the Company have gone
ON introducing improvements in their art, and the
compensation balance they have devised seems to
have overcome the standing difficulty Of the vary
ing expansibility of the spring and the wheel. 1t is
said that the delicacy of construction OF the me-
chanism invented by the Company is such that a
micrometer they exhibit at Paris measures the
twenty-fve-thousandth part of an inch, and might
readily be divided under a lens into one-hundred-
thousandth parts. NJ. MCINERNY, Agent for this
Kingdom also Agent for Gorham Sterling Silver
ware. The Trade supplied on the most liberal
terms. no11 3m.