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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

"Say," he remarked as IT, t't Ok the
end Of a cigar on Tie rear Platform Of b
street car. 81 used 20 know ihis Dom
Pedro. OF Brazil. quite we'll"
"lndccdl' czclaimed several men IN
chorus.
"Yos: used 20 go 20 school with hini.
Take him all around aa student a-I he
was considered dull"
"Wheio did you go 90 ccaool with
himg' asked the man with The big watch
chain
About six miles from Lacrosse, Wis.
"Whatr
alta district school there. In fact. hI
father owned a farm only a mile from
ours
"You must be crazy Dom Pedro was
never in this country except as visitor.
He wasn't
"No, sir, lie was born and raised in
Brazil and the throne came 10 bin by
succession
as that so:'
"Of course it is sol What arc you
trying to give us;'
"Wcn. then, it was some other Don
Pedro. probably. Please excuse me
and can any of you lend me a match: '-
Detroit Free Press.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND. VA. January 9.--Sales Of
hose tobacco on the breaks to-day. $40
rounds: highest price, ST. Judging from
Tie Prospects to-day, there viii be the iafg-
D.i sales ol loose t0baccOs Of the season on
ID. breaks tomorrow.
Ofertnasoft0baccOsa t auction on Change
Thursday. January 1ih 1870; Total olier-
lne.. Ed packages West Virginia bright TO
baceo.. One package sold at $500, one az
$3.50 ore at $500. one taken in al f6Z1of
one &C s32. one sold mt $500 one at f-i'
one at t26 one at so. one al fzt' one iaheh
in 40 $3.50. one sold no $500 one taken 10
no 2.J0. one sold at $3.50, one 40 81. one
taken ir 200 5000. one go $50. one 40 tlo.'u'
one no $685.. one at SiG.lj. one at Sll. one
40 $3.50. one sold at $i3. one taken III &C
$3.50. one sold AT 5000. one at $500, one
taken in at $40. one sold no $40. one taken
boo 40 500. one at $3.50. one M $3.50. one
sold at $40. one taken in az $500, one az
$500. one go s..
Private sales reported to the secretary
today: Wrappers. % hOgsheads' filters,
h0gelcad, scrap, IA hOgsheads; dark to-
baccu-, ID hogshcad-. Total private sales
reported % the secretary to-day, 90 hogs
heads.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-
day: ". III. >hcppcrd, South Boston; t..
G0ods0n. West Virginia.
Onice 0f The tobacco insncctOr reports to-
day: lnspcctions- Bright, sd hogsheads;
dark. ] 3 h0gshead-. kein-pcciious Bright,
- hog-heads dark. . h0g-helds.
-h0ckoe. Cronshaw's BIanchard'- DaNen-
ports aud -hcburne's warehouses report
% h0gsheads, delivered to-day.
Office OF the collector of the United states
internal revenue reports collections Ter
the city of Richmond to-day ar follows. Tax
ID u .T.| I'D. .
D4ccos. s20ii.rl. Total internal revenue
collections for city Of Richmond today
f2.e-Z.li.
The president of the Tobacco Trade has
received % circular letter from Mcssrs. a.
schumacher g. Co.. general agents oi the
NOrih German LlOyd- line Of steamers, cai-
ling lhe attention OF the Tobacco Trade 10
ihe Northwest German Industrial EXPOSE
fi0n." t0 De held at Bremen. commencing
June lst anna ending september lsi, i'.N.
The marine exhibit hy The German navy
and also 90 good art exposition VIII take
place I'D The same time. All exhibits can
| be entered free Of duty.
Me-.rs. A.. schumacher g. Co. Say; "Nc
are prepared tO forward exhibits Dy our
steamer. from Baltimore iO Bremen free oi
IDi-lt. For tAis purpose We mold space oi
| 800 cubic feet go ODE disposal Of exhibitors
u one ct our steamer. sailing from bdill-
more after March l-t next
The above seems 90 Doe most LIBERAL ana
! doubtless some of our euierprisIug manu-
ncurrI- and leaf dealers, who have been
BIO successful heretofore both go our own To-
0acc0 Exposition aud more recently at
l Paris. viii send some attractive exhibits io
| lhe Bremen Exposition, where we trust they
Nill again carry of ihe grand prizes.
Ihe Richmond tobacco market has been
more active for day or two past; fair sales
III warmers. The recent umored sale oi
| rnuDcls was q general theme Of discussion
I'M 4 baneo To-day. 4. Mel.
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M you HEAR 81.

The king Of Siam has just married
twenty new wives.
The pope has received a beQuest Of
c6s0.000 from Baron Iilenthal.
Senator John sherman's Washington
zeal estate is assessed at $4,000
Brownings Testing place in Wcstmin-
s.cr Abbey viii be near that of Chaucor
PIT. Barnum wishes TO buy PATHS
castle in Wales and spend his days there
Winters home is besicged by tourists
and large part Of his time is taken up
10y visitors.
The king of Italy has sent to King
Mcnelik acarvod wooden throne twenty
four feet high
Dom Pedro, Cy-Cmpcr0r Of Brazil, j.
au honorary member of the New York
Historical society.
Edward Beliamy, theauthor2i Look
ing Backward is described as wiry
looking man, still in his thiriies.
Bune-Jones' "greatess work isnearly
finished. 10 viii be % series of four
colossal pictures describing the Sleeping
Beauty.
Harry White. lately appointed master
Of the horse 90 the sultan of Turkey, was
formerly connected with the viceroyaliy
Of ireland.
il is announced that the plumbing in
Ogden Goelets new house at Newport,
r. l.. viii be an silver plated and will
cost $4,000
The doctors whoattenlcd the late king
Of Portugal during the last few weeks OF
his illness presented bills for their ser
vices amounting TO nearly 100000.
Capt Selembrini. who represents Italy
no the maritime congress, owns 1900
volumes on nautical subjects. This does
not include Mr.. McGinty's involuntary
trip 10 the bottom of the sen.
Chamccy Dcpew. mindful Of the fate
of the average hunorist. says that Doc
made his FIRST great mistake whom Inc de-
iycred bis lirst funny speech Tie didn't
see it then. but now Inc realizes it keenly.
Instead of being regarded as conyinc-
ing logician or a good lawyer, or even as
"a serious thinker, DE is always taken for
q funny man.
William *. Nandorbilts stables on IBIS
vast estate at Oakdale, Long Island.
which were designed by Richard VI.
Hunt. have just been completed. They
are filled with thoroushbred5 AND
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

In the Lake Superior region TINS car
600 900 tons of iron ore were aug
One sheet Of paper recently made was
.;gat feet wide and seven and three-quar'
ters miles long
New York has a Working Girls Saca
,;o, society. IL sends the sick and de'u'
tnte Girls on a vacation.
In Germany the law makes servants
live n months notice before leaving
Tbe mistress must give similar word be
fore discharge.
Germany's pension law for la3 ,.
will include 100000 persons Every
worlineman, according to his WAGES,
must pay from three cents to seven ,.' ano
one.balf cents per week. The employers
must nav the same sum for each laOo'er'
and he government will contribute
slo 30 yearly for every man. Ine pen.
Sion will be paid to the sick and an owe, Owe,
20 wears Of age The pension Is iro"
s 80 20 sal per year. That sum is one ,I'''
hind u the wages paid in that country
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
The CENTER SIX.

Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland, sister
81 the ex-presideut, has goneforthe Win
To- Paola. Orange county, TIA.
Amelia Bloomor rises to remark That
-ho Hlnt invent the "Bloomer' costume.
and hasn't worn 10 for thirty years.
Ex-Queen Isabella Of Spain, who was
turned out Of the Kingdom twenty years
AGO. thinks The outlook for monarcAs j.
liscoura gins
Miss Florence Conger, the only daush'
tor of the Michigan ex-senator, has been
appointed to clorksAip ia the census
bureau 40 Washington.
Tie two daughters Of Lord Mayor
Isaacs. Of London. are deaf and dumb
but have been SD well instructed IN the
oral system that they can understand a
performance at tho theatre by lip read
ins.
Tho pension department at Washing
ton las upon It's rolls the names oil
fwcntg-scgcn widows of revolutionary
.oldiers who have been regularly PAID
pensions up 10 the present time. Three
IF Them are 81 years of age and two No.
The youngest is ID.
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DklHr. mLiANt Ff-'s az
DYSPEPSIA CURED
by THE USE OF.
CHASE CITY
MINERAL WATER,
Us CENTS PER GALLON,
AT
OWENS & hlA0R DRUG Gu.



1fr. ~ y. Hardy. C'rs. C.u. iG.;
Iils with great pleasure ti.tl c,r'il inat
nV Ine use of Chase i..' f.lN fIl wafer u y
Wile was relieved OF f.rH Ulsl 'Nsr Di .l' .'i
~In ever SAW. ine lmII.F mons tinNf' Nl-
most miraculous. the $50 Bile, Dfi-.lNilii- d :
Do did, from chronic c1f.rtn s.iliI-. ni ross ],
Tine entire month ol IuuNaft Nnl nearly ait
OF February. fle pres ui year, inc lAit hs
ate mo- fool except small quaniiuc. Oh skim
Simplest and biandoet--acted as iIritauis
whenever taken. b. smuth and Iacf o-pepsin
,rara ..4uIf uuf very soon after being sWhi-
lowed. From tha first part of FEBRUARY TO lne
first Ol July her food consisted Only on iihe
and mu.n. with occasionally ihe yoiAs OF
nard boiled eggs 0leNei more lna. Two tl q
rImnI She WAS reduced uuu 100 POUNDS 20
ms mounds ifrHei1hf. she went tu the Mine
Grail Hotel nl Chase city July o.h. ln one
week Improvement WI. rrfc'nuule. Al inc
end obi inei ul wr. is she came nome, apIaf-
entity transformed INTO another being -he
could oai almost amy of the ordinary Hi ll'it'
0f Dict She bad gained iu ihai snort ilme
TWENTY-FIVE pounds of flesh, going iiom lis
fo flD pounds This Improvement mas coh-
f.ruDI. nndllr health would mo- doubt now
bo perfect. h.d not a. llNcf tfouDie OF recent
Ofllfn temporarily retarded hef recovery
Whenever amy article Of dict disagfees WIN
hrrsna runs for her bottle OF "Nnase CITY
Mineral Nator.n and 30 seldom fails 20 re-
ieve. ..,. ,.,.,,.. ~
1fr oxneronco with your water I'm quite "a
ftub.rOf Ca.Us tends tO confirm me ln my
opinion that DO VIII cure almost any case OH
uc.d dyspepsia. that is 90 say where ihe
cause Of trouble is fermentation M the
stomach. in other words. where there Is mo-
malignant disease. and the stomach is the
main organ involved.
Very respectfully and gratefully yours,
IS. ID. BOOTH, ~. ID.
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The ntD hlvGa vOYAoeUR.


Ont and 30 tho river "a winding
The links Of us long lei chsm.
Through thc belts 81 iho husky pine lana
And gusiy loaguca o. plain
Only 90 timcs smoke wreath
WITH ihe drifting cloud rack joins
Tho smoke OF Che hunting lodges
OF thc Wild Aasinibo.ncs
proor.ly blows tie north wind
From Che land 81 Zee and snow:
The eyes thaj look arc weary.
And heavy the hands that row
And with one foot on the water,
And ono upon the shore.
The Angel % shadow gives warning
That day shall be- 30 more.
hit The clans Of wild gocsei
Isle The Indians ycil
That lends 60 tAc voice OF the moth wind
The tones 90 "a FAR on belle
The yoyaEcur smiles as De listens
TO Che sound chat grows aplce
Ncnle knows ihe scspcr ringing
OF the bells of st. nol.face
The bells cf Che Roman mission.
That cai from their tuuets twain
To tue huatmeu on tlc rfCr
TO the huutcr en- Che plain
lNen SD ou orr mortal journey,
lle bitter north winds blow,
And ihus upon lie's Red River
oar hearts. ass oursmcn. row.
hai n.ieu fIe Angel of Shadow
Le.tsla f.'t ou wave and shore,
hN. .rrrf grow dim with watching,
aulon hearts faint 40 The car,
Icnn} IS he who hearcih
Tho signal of hIs release,
IN thc bells cl tle Holy City,
The chimes OF eternal peace.
John Crcclleaf Whittier
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eEmheIll.led.n

Here IS q good specimen Of that eXae
ecration which enters into our America
humor so largely. 10 is from our loca
paper, The Califonian: "Water in Obi
Snake river has been So low ibis scaso.
that settlers have bitterly complained @
The dust raised By the salmon going uI
stream. They threaten TO ask for am an
preparation to sprinkle the river mex
year if the nuisance isrcpcated. Chris
tian Union.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

Ice an eighth Of an inch thick isn't Ice
any longer when you try 20 skate on it.
Some men dance well anyhow and
with skating.
IL looks much better when cuttine
fancy figures on the ice TO use your feel
rather than your head.
Never give your sweetheart a pair Of
skates for Christmas if your rival skates
better than you; tits not wise.
In taking out accident insurance poll
cies always state whether son know how
TO skate or are about 90 learn.
If You are skating with girl and boil
Of you fan IL is more polite TO let youi
partner fall on you than TO do the re
verse. Judge.
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1scc.arg % rr often 10 silence,
When ihe Lcel'eAt spai'er low
Whou ihe b.aca. uncertain shadows
Seem wralih5 OF the long ogo'
Always with a thrcD q heart ache
That thrills each pulaing vein.
Comes the ola. unquiet longing,
Tor the peace OF home again.
I'm sick Of the roar OF cities,
And o. faces cold and strange;
know where there's warm Of welcome
And my yeamine fanclcs range
Back 10 the dear old homestead,
With an aching sense Of pain'
But therel be Joy in the coming
when go home again.
When / 20 homei There's music
That never may die away
Aud IL seems the hands Of angels
Ona mystic harp. 90 play,
Have touched with O ycarnins sadness
Ona beautiful. broken strain
To which Is my fond heart wording
When 20 home again
outside Of my dar1ening window
Is the great worlds crash AID an
Ard slowly the autumn shadows
Come drifting. drifting In
sobbing. the night wind uiurmufs
Tothe plash OF the autumn rain,
Rnt dream Of the glorious meeting
When 10 home again
Hollis ". Field IN Detroit Free Press
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mAnkrrs uY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Market.
IVv InIfrrann.I

BALTIMORE. ND. January g.-Coftoa
steady; middling. i0zc. Flour ilrmer.
Nheat-s0uthern nearly nominal: fultz,
Rose; I0ngbcrry. 73@ Sc. Western
steady: NO. winter red. spot and J1nu-
AIRY. 1sM zee. Corn-~OutherL iirmcr. white.
3lM37c.. yellow. aNnt6c.; Western hmer;
mixed spot aud January. 3l+c. Oats un-
changed: Southern and Pennsylvania, -,a
5ic.. Western. SO. white. .NWaic.; do.
mixed. 2sW Eir.: graded. NO. =. white, 5lc.
bid. Rye about steady. Provisions un-
changed. Copper quiet; Rio car-oes, far,
lsi4c. Sugar strong; A soft, &c.
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rlme for Him

Visitor to Editorial Sanctum-llere j
am article / have prepared on the polii
ical situation.
Editor-Really. my dear sir, we has
so many articles ON hand that
VISITOR knowiL Half the Jackasse
Of the country writing on the suDJec
and thought it was time for me to So.
something. Boston Commercial Buile
lin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

NEw YORK. January g.-Messrs. Hub
bard. Price q Co.. in their cotton circular
tonight. say: -lhe reaction looked Tor 100
Liverpool to-day failed 90 appear. IN fact.
private cable adylces state The buying on
The part Of last years bulls c0ntnue-.'
Futures closed firm and points higher
Sales. iO9sO bales. spot cotton closed
steady; middlng up'ands. 1923. sales. sO.
bales. Receipts no ports to-day estimated
go 2fO0D bales. against 1921 bales last
week. and 1860 last year. Closing. Jan.
uary. lO.26W 1927. February. lD.3iW 1882
March. l0.l0WlO.4l; April. lOi~M 1912
May. 1850 1886; June. i0.6lW in6-; July
l0.Gl@iO.6s; August, i0.l29 1913; ,eptem.
Der. l0.ZlW 1929.
I'm Liverpool spot cotton closed dm; mid
ding upiands j7fl. Sales. 1900 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

"That IS very nice butter, Johnny,
said q Punxsutawney (Pa) groccrymal
as Le took the roll out Of the basket an'
laid it on the counter "Iel ycurmothe
to send all Of her butter here, and w'
will pay her a good price for it,
yes" said the little fellow, candidly
dispose you would. The only nyo.
got this was cause the cat fell inter th
cream crock and got drowned, and man
didn't want ter son it till or reg lar Gus
toners. Chicago Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

Miss Walnut ION n visiD-l believe VIZ
are to dine at Mrs. Jporke's tonight
Miss Foote (ChicaSo)-Ies; 1 suppose
we must go. but dislike the job Mrs
Jporke is very elegant lady and all
that. but she will persist in using her
toothpiclz between the third and fourth
instead Of the fourth and fifthcourses.-
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

Stranger notice Your name IS ID
Million. Are YOU related to the wealth.
De Millions, Of New York:
Poor but Respectable De Million
am "a distant relation, sir
"Indecdl How distant"
"WeI, sir. as distant as they can keei
me. sir."-Now York Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

hlas firm. "a. higher Provisions have
finally taken their start unexpectedly.
When the turn came there was DO one IN
the pt 10 buy. but 10 shortly filled. and the
crowd soon discovered very little 20 sell.
We see nothing "a change our opinion. and
say again that product out ~ BIC hogs
will pay a handsome profit before any ma
terial loss. but the time viii come when You
want 20 take the other side and sell. VIII
tfy to post you. Estimated hogs tomorrow
IN non
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- LAIgsT N sTAII0NERY.

BRIGHT with changelul metallic hues d
a tray for an ink SEQ made of olive wood
Stimulating tur5ot The color5 are laid
under Che polish.
a smokers set consists Of three Thin
bles standing on an ebony tray. A par
Of scissors for cutting cigars and match
ichteg are attached to the tray.
Novel i'm the extreme and very perfect
'sa tortoise with head and feet proirud-
inc from the she'll The reptile carries a
cut glass mks,and on his back.
Am admirable imitation OF three white
cuffs fastened with gold buttons forms
with Che tray on which they rest very
neat and sergicoablo smoker IS set.
On an OH fashioned blue plate lies q
great "rarc ripe" peach, with ITS ricN
Green foliage. The peach Is desk pm
cushion and an old fashioned black han
he'd table knife which accompanies II
aces duty as q paper cuiter'-Ooyei
SfatiOnCr
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sALEs HErORIED TO skcREIAhf'
COTTON REPORT.


Ne.ers. Baldwin & Farnum telegraph
Vhorsq. Branch * Co. rs follows
CHICAGO. january Nheai-Onr mar
ket i'm wheat has been very narrow all day.
Al Sc the crowd who sold short Yesterday
appoared as buyers to-day As soon rs TINS
busipg was done the market eased Oh and
closed dull. We see nothing particular ~
the situation. rather feel friendly o. wheat
bnf it may sell some lower. Gables hrni
moderate demand sd. higher. Corn duli,
lut irm. This Is another article that Is Too
low 10 short. and believe there IS plent, a
money 10 il within next six months. Ga
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10


NEW YORK. january 0.-Money closed at
3 ucr cent. the lowest rate; highest % per
cent. Exchange closed steady; posted rates,
is2llW 500: actual rates. $3.50 ieZi1
for sixty day-. and lsjis Tor sight Govern
mcnts closed steady; currency So. lio bids
49, coupons l-1 Did; AZ b. do. lDill DID.
There WAS less ihan bale as much nu5i-
ness this morning ON the stock Exchange as
n the same hours 0f Yesterday. and Of this
the most WAS boz Reading and LachaWanns.
The whole market was hrm. however. mote
withstandln- los dizziness. Nearly all ihe
list opened 400 i-Nl.c. higher than Ao-tor-
DAVIS closing. and. although lacslWauna,
Missouri Pacific and Western Union io-t
their advances, and HAl more before l-
o'clock the majority gained o. traction ODD
the same time. The speculative interest oi
me market. however. WAS absorbed Boo
Reading and ile bold tactics of the specu-
iai0r-. who are holding up the price
OF the stock in the face 0i ihe large discount
Iu the bonds which come ahead Oi tAe stock.
pa the afternoon aI the stocks were little
higher. and There Was 30 iiflie more activity.
The general mlrkDt closed duli. hut sie1iy-
and in most ease. l0 per cent. higher
the latter iu Oregon imlr0l ement preferred
Sales 2il.OU5 shares.
nHUEE.Af,l. F.III CURRENT.
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"see how Penncr and spsccr are
laughing. Ono Of them must "'''
worked of joke.
That's so. and ! know that spacer Il
the guilty one
SLOW DO you know -.
because ho is doing most Of 'h'
launching. New York SUM-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

a wise professor loved "a pretty maid
Calling the cause Of science Oh DIS aid,
Twas thus Doe woOci der.
"My life work on the prehistoric Human
Has need OF your bright wits. as l'm trsc mans
Oh. share my toll and fame. most lovely $50
man"
Twas thus he sued her.
Tho merccnary girl made answer trits:
u really fear nusi SIR. in Chat light
Decline to view you,
Although you cause me pride and great citation,
Icann0t wed above my mental station,
But III becom D.. for consideration,
a ,ter 60 YOU"
Harvard Iampoon.
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Groceries, Eic

U......- $500 .|U.I.. ..f. I. eI.II. three
strings. $40 .o -. m.r strings. $3.50 o
s2.sO. hte STRINGS. $3.50. Market ou au
trades las advanced muv ll per cent.
R0sfefs-Will0w. sl.lJ 90 $3.50 per nest.
sn,if. SOTO l5c. Der dozen.
C0nned IoHo'oss- Three pounds le
dozen, sO io |e.
D0nNfn Ip"-i"" lo"'''7' i'i
% to Soc.
HciI,'0' -i4or. ii'll .'ii ~,
Norlh oafo.iha eNi' pct p'ii.
gross per n-ii.i ''. p" t,.'''
cargo oi "''N.' N.'ii .i7 ,Al'' ..''-
he' I,'h- ioi rename -'' "7" i'.i
packed
A.. .I'iln', D. 10 .'.' .'"N-'
'Dt'- ID. l'1.. i'.N
ground alum if'n store. '.' @''"' r
fi.V'' 'i'ie' .''' ',.. ........
., o..
~ o-'i ~, .,,
-,o' - 20 ....i... 3D.. 70. .,f, .'.....
yef-Bach. - t0 l.e.. O0.un-. 3. I.
5Nc.; eunI0ed.l -i t1 -.e.
CODcc-lii0, ID io -ille La.IifiN, i.
-ijs... Java. ~ tl -lc. Nli4 7-i'ht
probability 0i 5000 advance.
bHctrn-fWnieN t"e hoolr. tl'i' .
'D' ss Ill., IT,
Ja,.f -pIr. -s,... .Dr...a.i 5s.e.
lJaIo...- f.rrs fn..n.lI i. 4. II.
l..rr.i. is p, l0... Genuine Golden .,u.
her GALLON. - t0az... Sew Orleans prime
'o choice. So to 5lc.
SooD-Washine. 3l{ 90 lc.,per pound
u.,. nsf- ..1 -f..rr
...'......' ..... ...-..
iof-,.No.. ..'ol' i.
li'ei ~ -
"-iN'"
Oois-Ba.ed, fli 90 fl-.
oh"cns ''iy.i' '' '' ' ,. a. o.,
Sfrop-Doalies,-od' Boy pounds ~ 10
iJc.i loose li. -,' i-- ''iD-' p l' i'''
'e"t ','' l.H''l ... f...
a- - .i DE-! Lone. t.,.. sis- r..
.f oo
fi'yv' p..ti... ,... b.-.l e.ra .r
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d. ''''' ..'..,. g D.. ...'.,,,f st-1 ts So
a. ...,.l 49,. ~ ,.-.f.si-
D"4oiie" il''.-'' t'''
Hour aud Meai.
E-5ol,,-p Richmond patent roller family
f5-o fo ST.. fancy family. So: family.
s4.o M Sf-l. choice extra. $3.50 OBJ e1.lj.
extra. Ss.a5 % $3.50. lue. $500 t0 s5.
Neat--Nl1' per Di7lei' '"'''' '''"-'' "e.'
Country Produce
Igenortld fy -rIafleF g. DVelaeF, Comm
3D.
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From John OFT. Esq., secretary of the
Southern fsrfiliIUg Company;
HIHuAoND, Va, April ~ 1856.
lfr. ~ =. H1rdg. chase GIN. Va.;
Nv Dear ~.r.-l have used with special
benefit fOrrelef of the kidneys OF an excess
of uric acid. and other equity Indications and
as. ufsDeutaiivc of Indigestion, the chase
City Mineral Water ANA commend DO with-
ouI hesitation. The water gao the same lime
Is dengltul Oh the taste. JOHN Oli.
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crafn and Cotton Exchange.

RICHMOND. Va. January ., 1850.
OFFERINGS.
Whcat-32il bushels.
Corn. 900 bushels.
Oafs-i 900 bushels.
Rlo-2l0 bushels.
SALES nEpORTrD TO SECRETARY.
Wheat L0ueberry. 600 bushels very good
on rriyate terms. ,houhorry. "A tushei
Very good az SIC.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Onofaii0us.- Midiliny. $50; low mid
Alag. s1c.: good ordinary, sc.
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OVENS mla0R B8UG g..
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA


Preventive AGAINST M.asnatc Diseases. a
.als aud nosltlye cure Tor MALARIA, FEVER
and AGUs iu an its forms. Contains no
quIuiue or arsenic. absolutely vegetable
compound. for sole $40 druggists. Fifty cents
aDottle. Tale supplied by PURCELL, LADD
t CO. BoDfKBR'Hos. n2o-am
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zIiiiFeed,

A4lil A ecu
Shipstui. per ton. $40,
Br0wnslut. per ton. Si3.J1.
Bran, per ton, $1,000 10 $3.50.
Lumber, slaves, Etc.
Lumber-White oak, per 1900, $40 20 SlS,
yellow pine, framing timber, ~ 10 $40 PEI
i.009: boards. a. o. So; poplar, West Viz
GINA, No. /, $50; No. >, S25; No. 3, $40,
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RICHMOND. VA. January @, 1850.
FIRST BOARD.
1000 Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta