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There was unusual activity ana rNcllcncnt NJ
the Stock Xchhnge to-cay, arising from develop
ments III regard 10 the affairs Of the oregon Trans
continental Company II was or. la!ly announced
that Oregon TranscOntinental had sold 100000
shares Of Northern Pacific common. $4,000 pre-
ferfcd. aud 10000 Of Oregon Navigation. TO a
syndicate composed OF McSsrs Gould. sage. Field.
DreXel. Morgan. and others The stock, 1t Is I'M
dcrstOOd. j. not to be sold for year. In addition
10 the sale of these stocks. the syndicate are
pledged to furnish the company with whatever adj
ditiODal funds IL may need 1T per cent, IL APP
pears that some Of The parties with whom Oregon
'rranscontinental had deposited stocks Is colate-
rails had loaned them out and were cOmpe led to
buy Them in When the company gave notice 10
lake up the loans the bear: also made rush to
cover and the demand led 10 the remarkable rise
of 80 in Oregon Navigation. OREGON Improve
ment advanced g., Oregon TranscOntinenial 2E.
Northern Pacific IL, preferred -. The dealings
were attended with great excitement. The gehe-
mi stock market opened at fractional decline on
statement that the railroad troubles at the West
had not been settled. rs generally supposed.
The decline in prices was only 4dl. suisse
quert developments In Northern Pacifcs
led to n marked change In the temper Of )ccula-
tIOn. aud an upward movement set In. the rising
being simulated bY the receipt OF dispatches by
railroad officials here that the old rates on Utah
and Colorado business had been restored by The
Union Pacific and Denver and Rio Grande, and
that ChicYgo Burlington and Quincy had agreed
10 maintain the rates pending the mai settlement
OF differences on the trans-MiSsouri business. IN
der large purchases Il general advance OF 4.0b2's
took place. Louisville and Nashville was the spc-
cial card, advancing p Chicago. burlington and
Quincy, u; Northwest, II: pfctclffd' 81
Paul, III: Lackawinna, II / axe shore, 2; Ms
souri, Pacific, II: Manitoba, 2; Texas Pacific, .;
Northern Pacific, l Wabash, u; preferred. q
Western Union, i. After i. VI. the excitement
subsidized, and oregon Navigation reacted TO 90
regular, 90 cash; Northern Pacific preferred 20
47s: Oregon TranscOntnent1l ga; Oregon I'm
provement At. The general lit ran OF yG l.
Near delivery of Northern Pacific preferred was
again In brisk demand, selling up to asa. About
2,OOu shares We're bought in under the rule for
Coils and Levy and others. In sympathy with
this advance 4 few shares moved IN 10 the highest
prices Of the day. The rise brought out more long
stock and prices reacted . 10 II for the general
list, q to 29s In the final sales Canadian Pacific
moved up 10 56i. Michigan Central to 92't. The
market closed firm, with an advancing tendency.
Compared with saturdays closing, prices are ! u
81 higher. Oregon Navigation. however, j. l3',
higher. and Richmond and Danyille 81 higher
Sales, iSl 900 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 2S-Nirginia Gs, con-
soidated, i0s; new 3's. 554. Bid.
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Gentlemen: The Hop Biters meet with large
sales and give general satisfaction: one case In
particular YOU should know OF. Mr.. John II
Green, 12S sprimg-Gard"u street, Philadelphia
Pa has been sun, ring from kidney affection
which superinduced rheumatism. lie tried ply
scans and remedies In vain. He was obliged tn
take morphine 10 induce sleep, his trouble was 80
great. Reading your advertisement IN the Chris
tian at Work. he was prevailed upon by one Of his
daughters to try Il. Three bottles effected cure
and now he l. an enthusiast for Hop B.i;crs. He
Is one of the oldest residents in the locality named
and known as gentleman of unusual problty.
HRNGY TOTEM,
672 north Tcnth street, Phi,adciphia Pa.
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A Suit for Deducted Wages.

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I
ALLENTOWN, Pa, January 2S.-The cases
against the Bethlehem Iron Company. in
sttuted by about sixty employees, who sue
for money deducted from their wages for
store-bills, which were to be tried in the
Lehigh County Court. in this city, this
week, have been continued on account of
the company having changed its pleadings.
The sum OF So, 600 is involved, and should
the suit Of the men be successful, other
suits, involving about S50,090, will be
brought against the company.
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DELIABLE TESTIMONY.


PHILADELPHIA. Pa, september 9, 1882.
Hop Bftters Company:
am scyenty-four years old, have LIVED .airty-
four years IN PhiladeIphia, and well known among
Germans. fhaye been troubled twelve yearswi
a white swelling on my right foot, and gettIu
worse every year, and very painful, and breaking
out in hot weather. I consulted several doctor
and they told me 1t was incurabIe, and wo
have IN take 1t with me in the grave. Some tim
ago lost my appetite, was costivc, had hcadacb
and fever; In fact. was very sick. saw I'm the
German Democrat that Hop BIttcrs vas what
needed. got bottle, took IL one week. and "
we'll again as ever, and TO my greatest sarpris
right from The first my swelling went down grad
ually and tn king another bottle got entirely well
Of It. The wife Of my neishbor had two such
swellings her legs, and three bottles cured her.
think this is a great triumph for your bltters.
JorIs SToLL.
No. Young's alley. above Willow street.
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Running on Half Time.

NEW YORK, January 2S.-The Column
bian Manufacturing Company of Green
VILE. Mass. the Boston Duck Company.
the Thorndyke Mills, the Cords Mill, the
Palmer Mill, and Otis Company. OF
Palmer, Mass: Warren COtton-Mills, OF
Warren, Mass. NaShau Cotton-MillS, OF
Nasbau, n. H., in consequence OF the low
prices prevailing, began to-day to run on
half time for an indefinite period, or until
the market so improves as to justify them
in rnnninp full time.
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Arkansas Judges Hanged I'm Hf,igy.

. TIDY vVI'EtaTH 10 INC DisratCh.J
CINCINNATI, January 2S.-A special to
The Gazette from Mineral Springs, Howard
county, says: The citizens are indignant
at The Supreme Court decision granting an
appeal In the cases OF three rioters SEN
fenced TO be hanged. Justices Eakin and
English were hung In efiigy Saturday night
on the scatfold prepared for the execution
OF the prisoners.
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by Telegraph.
NEW SOkh.

Nvv WORK, January 2S.-Cotton hrmer; sales
Isl bales; uplands, 10 1t-l6c; V nJ ,aS
10 l5-I6c con odaied net receipts, 800 30
bales; cxports-to Great Britain, fo'ov' as,
bo,es. southern flour steady: common to iair sx X
ira, good 70 choice extra s9o3s
$3.50. Wheat-spot hgic; niS S a"si'io
uner;sded white, s0cMSl No red January ns
sIo5@si COS February, o, tl mssb change
No. 3. January and February, Ua@6ic. Oats
Spot tribe better at s9,.@i0e. nops aolet an =,
steadily held. Coee-spot inr no s,,os * ~ 90
mti0.tjo. sugar arm and in moderate demand
steady; @, 5;s@6sc.; extra q os~oNs'' ~hi''
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Funeral or Ex.Govcrpor Lctcher.
PROCESSION TO THE EMErEnY-NEErNo Of
THE CfTfzHNs-vISuTE-Gu
IHh 'ifiIkNS-MINUTE-G
ISnccial fciczfnr, % .na pianafchI

TIN 'ITizENs-MINUTE-GrNs
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON, VA, January 2S.--The fune-
raj obseQuies oil ex-governor John Letcher
look place to-day. The weather was raw,
cola. ana Indictment, but Notwithstanding
MI these drawbacks there was large at
tendance. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. II. j. Mcbride at the Grace
Memorial Episcopal church.
The following was the order Of the pro-
cession from the church L. the cemetery :
Officiating clergyman, clergy, corps OF
Cadets Virginia Military Institute, active
and honorary pall-bearers, family OF the
deceased, legislative committee, members
of the bar and county officials, faculties OF
Washington and Lee University and Nir-
ginia Military Institute, Mayor and Coun-
Gil and town officials. Franklin Society,
students OF Washington and Lee Universe
ty, citizens OF the town and county.
AT $3.50 y. VI. to-day there was Il called
meeting Of citizens held at the COURTHOUSE
presided over by Colonel John &. Shields,
Mt which committee was appointed to
draw up suitable resolutions to he present.
ed to an adjourned meeting to be held at
the courthouse Monday. February 4th,
court-day. r..
Colonel Edmund Pendlcton made few
remarks full OF feeling and eloquence, in
which he briefly reviewed the salient
points in the career OF the deceased, and
voiced the sentiment Of the people OF his
native county who delighted to honor
their illustrious cOuntryman who In times
that tried mems souls earned the SO6riquet
Of "Honcst John Letcher."
All business was suspended during the
day. and minute-guns were fred at inter-
walls by the Cadet battery.
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Examination into the Maybee Muir
derS.

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
JAMAICA. l.. L.. January 2S.-The court
room and streets were crowded this morn
ing by people who had arrived TO attend
the examination OF Edmund :. Tappan,
whose confession in being implicated in
the murders OF Mrs. and Miss Maybee, at
Brookyille. on November lIth. led 10 bis
arrest on the cnargc OF committing that
murder. Since the arrest OF the Negro
Rugg, charged with committing the
Sprague outrage, on Friday, and the dis.
coyery OF evidence circumstantially con-
Meeting him with the Townsend assault
and the Maybee murder. there has been a
growing sentiment that Edmund Tapnan's
confession is that OF man driven crazy
by bounding detectives, and little reliance
can be placed on his statements.
The authorities believe that both the
Tappans and Rugg were concerned in the
Townsend and Maybee affairs, and arc
working to establish that theory.
The excitement was high in the court
room when Tappan was brought in hand
cufied by Officer Ayre. He was crying
bitterly. and looked carew0rn and bag
gard. Several witnesses were examined ;
after which the examination was adj
iourncd until Thursday.
Mrs. Tappan created a scene in the court
room after the adjournment by upbraidng
her husband and the witness Frost, who,
she charged, wanted TO hang her husband
to gel the rewards offered for the Maybee
murderer. She became so violent that the
officers had to put her out.
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Another Case of Insanity from Grief.

BY teIP2rapDlTO TIC IlhpiIcH.I
TORONTO. ONT, January 2S.-Annie
Cole. the sister OF little girl who was
Scalded 10 death last week. has lost her
reason from gIicf. she blamed herself for
the fatal accident. On Saturday morning
she left her fathers house without hat,
boots. or jacket, and has not since been
hoo ri Of
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Resumnfion of Work.

by telegraph 20 The Dlsmtch.I
TROY. n. Y, January 2S.-The Albany
Iron Works. in this city, resumed work
to-day, giving employment to 1900 men.
ALLENTOWN, PA, january 2S.-Work
was resumed this morning in the Allen
town Rolling-AIill Company's little mill
after Il long period OF idleness. This gives
employment to 100 persons.
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Lost with a Crew Of Twelve Men.

ICY telegraph to The D!sDatch.j
GLOUCESTER, MASS, January 2S.-An-
other OF the overdue Georges-Bank fish,
the schooner G.. w. Stetson,
which has been out seven weeks to-day, is
given up as lost, with crew of twelve
men. The vessel is insured here for 81, 900.
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MARINE GNrELLiGEnCk.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY %, 1884.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY %, 1884.
ARRIVED.
steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, q. ". Allen Co.,
agents.
syrup and SALT r. Williams 4 GO.
schooner Emily shepherd, -, New YORK. 10
o1d flour for Brazil
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Roanoke. Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, e.. W. Allen Co.. agents.
steamer wyoming, Smith. PHILADELPHIA. mer-
chandsc and passengers, j. W. McCarrich, agent
SAILED MONDAY.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
m Ill, mcrch.n Use, and PCS myers, l. u. TaIum,
superintendent
PORT Of VIEWPOINTS NEWS. JAN. 2s, 1884
fly Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Luray, Schcrmerhorn, Norfolk. mer-
chandisc and passengers, Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed or return).
steamer AccOmac, Dek, merchandise and pas
,engers, Smithhcld. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company land sailcn on reiurnl.
Steamer Northampton, McCarrick, NOrf0lk
merchandise and passengers. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railwav COMPANY (aud SAVED on return'.
steamship GuvandOtte, Kelly, New York land
sailed for West Point
steamship SIrocco Dr.. Galveston, for Liver
pool, put in FIR coal.
steam hip George Appold, Foster, Providence
(amd sailed for Norfolk.
schooner Freddie lIenckcn. Ilemmingsen, New
York.
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A Mother Becomes a Raving Maniac
Over the Loss of Her children.
IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

BN ItICgIdIlII TV IIV DIspfINII'I
CLEVELAND. january 2S.-Andrew Man.
20. aged four years, while pokng Shavlngs
into stove this morning at his home, on
Guthrie street. set fire to his clothing and
expired after horrible suffering OF an hour.
He was the last of five children, the others
diving within a short time Of diphtherla.
The mother became raving maniac when
the little one died to-day. His father was
absent from home
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Harley, the Alleged Bigamisf.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.I


PETERSBURG, VA, January 2S.-Judge
5. S. Weiseger, OF the Circuit Court OF
Nottoway county, granted writ OF error
in the case of ;. l.. Harley, formerly of
New York, convicted of bigamy in the
County Court, the punishment OF which Is
six years in the peDitentiarv. The writ is
made returnable at the April term Of court.
Harley is still confined in jail.
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Striking G,ass.Workers.

BY telegraph 90 The Dlspltch.I
PITTsBURG, January 2S.-A special to the
Chronicie- Telegraph from Steubenville, o.,
says: Fifty crimpers in the Acme Glass
Works struck this morning against q re-
duction in their wages. The factory had
been idle six weeks, and had just started
ND when the strike occurred.
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North Carolina Items.
lBy telegraph TO the DIspatch.l

BT TtTtFTdPH DIsV1tVH'I
RALEIGH, y. c., January 2S.-The huge
vertical boiler Of the Newbern gas-wOrks
exploded at : O'Clock this evening with
terrific violence, going through the roof
and falling within thirty feet Of its original
position. The engineer miraculously es-
capped injury.
The Atlantic and North Carolina rail-
road is advertised for sale at public auc-
ton by the sheriff OF Carteret county on
Monday next, to satisfy IN execution in
the case Of Ellen Mason against the rail-
road
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Hop Buters COMPANY:
have not been well for three years; tried almost
every kind of patent medicines and no less than
seven DOCTORS one of Elmira, y. y: none have
done me any good. l finally tried your Hop Bit
tiers, and found them just the thing. have praised
them so highly there Is great number here who
use them with great benefit and satisfaction.
Very respectfully yours, z. Hunt.
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Reducing Wages.

[By telegraph to the Dispatch
ExETER, n. H., January 2S.-The En-
eter Manufacturing Company has notified
its employees that after February 18th re-
duction OF not over 10 per cent. will be
made in their wages.
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Three Brothers KILLED.

F"' 'ccEruph 10 The Dfspatch.I
CHATTANOOGA, January ga SPECIAL
says: A man named Webb became In.
yolved In difficulty in Jackson county,
Ala, to-day, with three brothers nemed
Wilburn, and killed two of tn m ard IA.
tally wounded the third. The Guar rel be-
gan about trivial matter.
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80 enyjable a name has this famous Mineral Wa
te- that the managers Of inferior mineral springs '
DESTROYS OF Initiating TIE natural purity OF the bot
lied water of Congress spring, Inject powerful,
acid I'm Their bottled water TO preserve the crude
ingredients IN solution. beins heavily laden With
LINE AND IRON DEPOSIT.
With such eOniriyances bogus testimonials aad
cto. ed analysis cards. they seek to riNa: he pure
medicinal waters OF Congress Spring.
The regular season visitors 10 Saratoga fuiiy in-
dcrs,and these crude. harsh VETERINARY OF them
after paiufuI experiences. Ia proof Of tats laef
ice can produce greet many respo"s'ote names.
But the saratoga yisi ors without experience ana
many who use the bottled waters ioften labelled as
curat!yes for disorders which they positively as-
gravatel, should remember that crude, harsh min-
erai waters produce headache, sense OF burning
and Internal irritation, aud DO rreparabie INJURY
, 10 the digestive organs and kieAeys-
CONGRESS wATER-PURE. NATURAL AND
RELIABLE.
NONE GENUINE SOLD On DHAuGhr'
| For sale by druggists, grocsrs, wipe merchants
and hotel. alt fh,sa&Tusm
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BEAT THE WORLD.
ROCKVILLE, CONN. Ma

ROCKVILLE, Conn, March @, 1882.
HOP Bitters Company:
have been taking your Hop Bi,ters for seve
weeks. and they beat the world.
l.. 5. LEWIS, Lewis's Axlcs Machine.
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JUNE 10, 1881.

Hop BdeJs Company:
have been suffering Eve years past With neu-
ralgia. liver complaint. dyspepsia. and kidney
complaint. and / have doclorel with fourteen
different doctors. who did me no good. Al last
tried Hop Bltters. and after using a few bottles
received a great benefit from them; and If had
used Hop Bilters regularly would have been well
before. | know them 10 BE- the best medicine In
the world for nervous diseases Of all hinds.
JAMES COOSIS.
BoolinstOn, Barber county. W. Va.
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gy Telegraph.

NEW YORK, January 2S-NoOn.-StOcks higher
Money easy at 2 per cent. EXchange-Long, 1850
1864: Short 1o7aN44s. governments tiII.
states steady.
MISUNDERSTANDING. 1864. Money, 1s@2 per
cent. Treasury bAiances-Cnnency, Sll7,25SE
coin. SOFAS. Governments firm AZ per cents,
ll4A; 1 per cents. 1884; per cents, 1907 bid
state bonus steady.
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srippsuILL. ND. November 10. 1881

STiPPsHILL. ND. November i3. 1881
Dear sirs: have read 20 much about Hop Fit
tiers. and always being afflicted with neuraIg
weakness. diseased stomach, never having IN
health, tried Il couple bottles: 10 has trength-
ened and helped me more than any medicine or
doctor I am now on Inv third bottle. nnd am
thankful that IL has helped me. will ADVISE
tina: are afflicted TO give 81 u trial. Lucy VAIL.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

JANUARY 2s.-Prices this week rai'F'u 10 ''''
Beef Caule.-very best. &C.. good TO extra.
bLd3,c.; medium or good fair quality, "a ~ :
common cows and rough oxen, 2i@3sc'' ouiis'
3k@4c.
Hgs-7lSd Skc, net. oe- ho,,s and
! shccn were ON the market during the week.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
Ao~pkV 1,u,,.rv 1904

sALEs.-FfRsT BoARD.-1.000 Charlotte. Co.
iumbia and Augusta first rs at 1054: 1000
Georgia Pacific first 6's at sl's; 1000 do at s1gs
600 Richmond city o. 1887. at 1l3k.
SECOND BoAHD.-S65 Virginia 1910 coupons
1884, at 40; 5000 Virginia new 3'sat soy: 800
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VERTIGO. DIZZINESS. AND BLINDNESS.

OFFICE UTICA MORNING IIERALD.l
UTICA. February Is. 1852. !
Ihaye been troubled with vertigo since last July
and have suffered greatly every night after any
considerable eXcrtiOn from dizziness and blind
ness. tried two bottles Of Hop Bitters and since
then have been entirely relieved.
Respectfully yours, j. j. FLANAGAN
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THE BEST EDITIONS OF GlBBONS'S
Il ROME, 3 volumes:
DE QUINCY'S WORKS, 8 volumes
FlGUlER'S HUMAN RACE, &C., volumes;
DUMAS'S NOVELS, IA volumes;
MACAULAY'S ENGLAND, ESSAYS, AND
POEMS, In l, 3, 3, and volumes; ,,.o,,,,,
Large assortment Of STANDARD MORhS,
new and secondhand, offered M low prices:
RANDOLPH Il ENGLISH.
IA I6-d&w 1902 Main street.
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~, peatn OF Representative Mackcy Causes
no,h Houses 90 Adiourm-Thc House Re-
hate gil Agreed 60 by the senate Appro-
....,,lous Commistec-Th Agreement BE-
,veen the sioux of Dakota and the United
s,,,cS COMMUNICATIONS News Items
aishop simpson Taken tor Tilden-Nir-
,,,inns Mt neutrality-suspicious. 20 Con-
.,.x- Rrtefs.
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Earthquakes I'm New brunswick:
fBy telegraph 20 the pispatch.1

10y tfNFruPH W tnc BIsphtcb,J
ST.. jerks, N. b., January 2s.--Three
distinct shocks OF earthquake were felt last
night at Rothesay.
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PAINTINGS. ENGRAVINGs. dc.


EREE EXHIBITION DAILY AT L..
LEWIs's ART-GALLERf.
PAINTINGS, wATER-CoLORS,
OLEOGRAPHS, STEEL EN6kAViNGS,
AND CHROMOS FOR SALE.
MANTEL- and PIER-MlRROks' bisQCEs,
and ROGERs's GROUPS constantly on hand.
SxlO FRAMES, in Gold, Bronze PIusll, Ebony,
and Walnut, from 25c. upwards.
CABINET FRAMES in every syle-a large
assortment on hand and for sale ut very low prices
FRAMES MADE TO ORDER and FIXTURES
FRAMED IL the latest and most artistic manner.
VALENTINE CARDS m every STYLE
EASELS and CORNICEs made to order
L.LEWIs'S Art Gallery.
ia 9l2 Main street.
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OFFICE JELLOwAY MI. 4. ASsOCIATIoN.l
JELLowAN. o., March IL, 1852.
Hop Bjt,erS Manufacturing Company:
have been using your Hop Bitteis and find
them what you recommend Them 10 be for kidney
disease--yix., superior TO all others.
j. l.. HILDERBRANp.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
EIour.

r,our We ouote: ZINE, s2.5O@s3; supertne,
s3.25as3,75: extra, "a. 75@f4.9 20; univ *om
s5.25 Patent FAMILY. s6Os6.25. Market very
dull.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. January 2o, 1851.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-Red, l,1O2 bushels. Mixed l'oo2
C0nN.-Whi,c, 3,43S bushels. Mixed, 1000
bushels.
OATS.-S00 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAi.-Red. 1000 bushels prime Longberry
on private terms; 10 bushels common LohgD"rry
AZ Sl.IG: 900 bushels mixed ON private terms
1872 bushels mixed AZ 81 IL; SO busneis COMMON
TO prime ShOrtberrv at Slu6 to>l.l5.
CORN.-White, 1898 bushels common % very
good at 90 10 Csc. Mixed. l,5OO bushels iair on
private terms. $1,000 - ,.,ra.o
OATs.-S0O bushels prime mixed on private
terms.
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For sale by Druggists. Price 30 cents abottle
Read the following:
"BLAIR's CHI0RAL THfhoL rhofHY'
Tactic is the best disiniectant thsti have eve'
ssed." [sixnedl HUNTER MCGUIRE. ". D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-29
Affairs I'm Egypt.
The Jeanette victims.

Moscow, January 2S.-The American
naval officers. Lieutenant G.. Il. HARDER and
Master William ii. Schuetze. have arrived
here on their way to the United States
with the bodies OF the Jeanette victims.
The American residents OF Moscow sent
splendid wreaths of flowers to be placed
on the Baskets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-29
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