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Se@t12, according 10 quality fnr. s1634l8 q
dozen; molsskin silk hats 64slS72 a dozen;
ron. --EngIish refined LION. 5KN5Kc. "a n;
country hammered, eAG7hc.; Swedes, &c.
kerosene ots.--44gsoc. y gallon; retail, 7se.
Ldrd.-Prfme, barrels and tierces. 14Hc.: IN
half barrels, &c.,; In kegs, 15Hc.; country, l90
Lenthsr.--ScIs leather, oak, 3s042c.; sole
leather, hemlork, 20Gl30c. upper, 60GS0c.
kin. a dozen, $59@sS2; harness, 35e14sc. caif-
skins, French, $25gs65; domestic, s3oqsS4S
Lfms.-Virginia, sL6ogsl.7o; h y t.<l'
isssSer.@White pine, one-inch, tsogss5 e
thousand; one and q half TO three-tncn, Soog
600, from the yard: YelloT psne 6oara e. 'y 49,
lengths. Shingles: pine, ss.6Gs6; cypress, slo
gsl2 q thousand. La:hs split, $3.50 saweo'
Eeortee. Stick P. s.. 4ac.; Mass F. q. O.,
s5c; g. 4le;; g. 9, &c; T. K; 81 e " 2;
ssNc.; NJ. F., ssc.; 3. R.. &c.; Sanford, &c.;
Molasses. syrup, snG56c. genuine
Muscovado, $4,000. Porto Rico, 7s@soe:; New
Orleans prime (nominal), 81. - d
Eails-1n store, 6A0sc .4
Odts.-Bailed, s0c @$l per hundred.
0is.-Linseed, sl.3o0tl.4o; machine, el@
u. /, o
salad, $l4; castor, s.. 4oGs26o p gallon; VIZ.
ginia lubricating, 45c q gallon.
o o, ~ ss9s e O. g z bnshei.
Pepper.-37A@4oc.; by the bag, $50.
Potatoes. -Irish, 7oc. OSLO q bushel; sweet.
7Sc; q bushel: . .. ,ns,a, r
Pork-Slaughtered l0H01lc. y d.
Po,oder. $zG$S p keg OF 20 ms;
h1asfinp and mining S6lDS5.6O.
Rngs.-Mixed cotton, 6A@5Hc.i white, &c. |;
wollen, 2@4c.
Rope.-Manilla, best. 2s927c. ~
Rice.-ll@nHc.
Race Ginger -25h@2sc.
Rum.-New England, $2.IO0$2.2 Santa
Cruz, SO. 5O@s4 y gallon.
Rye.-Sl42x. @$l.45; in good demand.
Ssed.-Timothy, %. 5o@t3 IS y bushel, retail;
clover. ssGss 20 p bushel; herds grass, s2.2s0
~ so; orchard grass, s2.7o@$s; blue grass re-
Seet-Naylor's cast steel, 24c ~ n; English
blistered, 20@23c. q b.; American blistereo'
iSot.-Northern, ss,1sgss.e5 q bag Of 2 Ssisss
qar.-Brown, l2@l4Hc. extra &C, 1850
I6Ac.; 3d." l6Ac.; I" A." l6N@l7c.; crushed
and pnlyerized, ls@lsAc; cut loaf lsagisa = 6;
sack; in store, ss .26@Ss 80; ground alum salt.
80. so sack. Is.
kegs.
Soap.-Common, 6Qlsc. best washing, l2c.;
toilet, l5@2Oc.; and fancy prices; COUNTRY,
6@Sc.
Snpes,-Pipe slaves, s7O6l*so q ], 200; white
oak hogsheads slaves. SJOas6o u 200; red oak
hogshead staves $50 u 1900; barrel slaves, s29
q I,2OO-dressed for shipment, $25; hogshead
headings (nominal), $40 q 1900.
Tar-$3. 260$3. IS % barrel. aaa.f
Tsas.-BIack, 75c. @$l. 45-the last prime ar.
tcle; imperial, $l.76@s2; gunpowder, sl.76eD
1926.
Idllo,o.-10@13c. 90
Vinegar.-Cider, 4004Jc. manufactured :"
| @40c. % gallon.
Wheat.-See Report of Corn Exchange.
JVhiskey.-Whskey is firmer en- account OF
suspension of dstilleries. Common, PROOF,
$l.25, Sl.n@t250; pure rye, S3@S4. Fine
brands higher. P. Hanger, Seniors, old rye,
$3.50. ao,
Wool-Unwashed, 20@24c; washed, 3OQy34c.
Wfne.-Port, common, ~. 5O@s3.
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mg MEDICAL COLLEGE OF vIR.

m MEDICAL COLLEGE OF vIR.
GINIA.-ELECTION OF PROFESSOR
A meeting of the Board of Visitors will be
held at the College on THURSDAY, March
5th, at IL o'clock, to I'LL the vacancy in the
Chair of Materia Medca created by the re.
signation of Professor WEXFORD.
Applications and testimonials may be for
warded to the care of the undersigned.
BY order of the President of the Board.
L. S. JOYNES, M. D.,
fe ls-eod6t* Dean of the Faculty
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ABYSSINIA,

CLAIMS OF SOUTHERN RAILRoADs.-The
members Of the Special Committee on
Southern Railroads feel confident that
their resolutions preventing the payment
Of all claihis fled by the various southern
toaas Tor use or damage during the war,
and compelling prompt settlement for all
purchases on the basis engagement alrea-
dy made, will pass both the House and Sc
nate with great unanimity.
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,IHE TENNESSEE RAILROAD STRIKE
;naShoiAe, February Ex-Governor Brown
10" sent message to the Legislature to-
gay relative to the strike on the Memphis,
SSlarksville, and Louisville railroad. He
declares the resolution OF the strikers to
prevent the running of trains, except the
.ua'i train, until arrears are paid o conspl-
.Scy against the State, and recommends
''ne action on the subject. de also re-
..uiinends that the affairs of the road be
SSoaad up, and the road sold to secure The
Ssate interest. ssga
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Impeachment Voted Down I'm Com
mittee-GeneraI Sherman Nomsria-
ted for Brevet General. svss I Z.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, February l5.-Impeach-
ment was defeated in the Reconstruction
Committee to-day. Thsd. Stevens, Bout.
well, and Farnsworth, voted for impeach-
ment, and the other six members against it.
The President to-day nominated Lieu
tenant General Sherman to the Senate to
be brevet General. z 49,
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the Federal representatives, at Hayti and
Liberia from ministers resident to COM
mercial agents and consuls- general.
The customs receipts for the week end
ing the 9Th instant were 80, 100000.
Admiral Engle, United States navy, is
dead aged sixty -nine.
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The Markets.


New YORK, February l3-Noon.-Gold,
14lss. Sterling, 1095s8lO9A. Flour a
shade frmer. Wheat firm. Corn steady:
Rye quiet. Pork firm at $3.50. Lard /,
l4a14Nc. Cotton quiet at 2oh@2lc.
Naval stores unchanged.
Eueninq.-Cotton quiet and irregular ;
sales of 5000 bales at 2o1a@2l-chiefy at
the former price. Flour-State, $4,000
$1,000. Wheat firm. Corn unchanged.
Pork heavy. Rice firm; Carolina, 1870
1lhc. Other groceries quiet. Spirits
turpentine, 65@66c. RosiD, 31s961ac.
Tallow steady. Freights quiet. Cotton
per sail, as97-16c. Grain per sail, 1890
9Ac. ,o.
Gold irregular last quotation, l4O%.
Sterling dull at 1898. Governments
closed dull. area
BALTIMORE, February 13.-Cotton very
quiet at 2Obc. Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat steady; good to choice southern
$2.70@$2. 85.-Corn firm and scarce prime
white and yellow, sl.20@s1.22. Oats &C.
tive at SIC. Rye wanted at 81 .60GSl.70
Provisions active. Bacon shoulders, llL
@ls1lc.; bulk shoulders, s5aasAc.
l. : ~
d CINCINNATI, February l3.-Mess pork
s23. Shoulders, 10 Ac.; clear sides, SIC
Lard held at 141ac.. zasa-9 .stcs51
| LOUISVILLE, February ls.-Superfns
-four, s89ss.25. Corn, s75Gs0c. Lard
l4c.2 Mess pork, S23. Shoulders, rl01ac.
clear sides, 31ac., packed. Whiskey, free
$2.26. yo-z-rzr . -g.rrFRH-r, ''.''.'
ST.. LOUIS, February l3.-Flonr quiet
Corn slow at, 84gs6o.y Provisions quiet
Mess pork, s22. Shoulders, 4974@91sc.
clear sides,sl2a6@1sc. Lard dull at 1870
.GHARLEsToS, February 1s.-Co tton qnie
and unchanged; sales, 200 bales. For tn
week, $3.50 bales. Receipts for the week
$3.50 bales exports, 5,s5s bales. Md
ttdlings, -stss1,fss ',sagzl7s
i H1yiN1. February Is.-sugar dull an
declining-offers ara low and sellers refus
Them The drought in Manzanilla is re
tarding,ths tobacco crop, and only abou
thalf of the usual crop isexpected.
LIVERPOOL, February I3-Noon.-Co
! tom opened quiet; uplands, in port, 81
to arrive, s2s. Orleans, So. Estimate
| sales, 600 bales. Euening Cote
closed easier. Sales, 10000 bales. Ul
lands, So, on the spot; sl@Sas, to o.
rive. Orleans, 81.
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PEEsoSAL.-The Hon. Thaddeus Ste
'ens had an attack of vertigo yesterday
afternoon, which Frustrated him so much
mat be was compelled to take to his bed.
~ was comparatively comfortable at a
lale hour last evening, and at work, though
cVnllned to his bed. Chronicle.
The immortal j. N. predicted some
Tine ago that Thad. would die on the 18th
Instant
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Latest Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, February 12.-The American
newspapers containing the report Of the
congressional proceedings on the matter of
allegiance and American citizenship have
been received by the last steamer. The
comments of the press here are generally
favorable to the views expressed in Con-
gress. The speech of General Banks on
the question is especially noted and COM
mended.
PARIS, February 12.-LG France insists
that Count Won Bismarck has asked per-
mission to resign.
Felix Belly, the well-known French
railroad contractor of Central America,
has been sentenced in the court there to
pay heavy fine for publishing a SANDER
Gus article against the Government of
Nicaragua.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, February l2.-The North Ger
man Gazette, the private organ of Bis
marck, finds fault with the Austrian Minis
ter, Baron Won Beust, and declares that
he is pursuing dangerous course in too
zealously befriending the exiled prisoners
of Hanover.
ABYSSINIA,
LONDON, February 12.-Important dis
patches have just been received from
Abyssinia. General Napier was at the
front pushing on the advance, and the hos
tile forces were drawing near to each
other. Reports had reached Annesley
Bay that skirmishing had already taken
place between the British advance and the
forces of King Theodore. No particulars
of the fighting are given.
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NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL.

GENERAL GRANT DIRECTED TO ASSIGN GEN.
ERAL SHERMAN TO THE COMMAND OF A
NEW DEPARTMENT = GENERAL LORENZO
THOMAS TO RESUME THE DUTIES OF ADJU-
TANT-GENERAL THE PRESIDENTS FIRST
STATE DINNER = NOMINATIONS GEORGE
FRANCIS TRAIN WANTS THE GOVERNMENT
TO AID HIM TO ENFORCE HIS CLAIM OF
fIOO. 900, So
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ANOTHER RAILROAD ACc1DENT.-Chi-
cago, Ill.,, February l2.-The train which
left Omaha on Monday for Chicago met
with serious accident at midnight. AT
ter passing Marshall, Iowa, three cars
were thrown from the track and precipi-
tated down steep embankment. Two
cars took fire, one of which was wholly
destroyed. The train contained but few
passengers, the most of whom sustained
Slight injuries. A broken rail was the
cause Of the accident,
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WAsHiNGToN, February 13.-In the
Reconstruction Committee to-day Mr..
Stevens presented resolutions impeaching
the President for high crimes and INSIDE
meanors. 1t was tabled by the following
vote: Yeas. - Bingham (Republican),
Ohio; Paine (Republican), Wisconsin !;
Beaman Republican,, Michigan; Hull
burd (Republican), New York; Brooks
(Democrat), New York; and Beck de-
mocrat), of Kentucky. Nays.-Stevens
(Republicap), Pennsylvania; Boutwell,,
(Republican), Massachusetts; Farnsworth
Republican,, Illinois. This is considered
as fnality to impeachment.
The Tennesseeans are hopeless of re-
lieving their railroads from the operation
of the legislation proposed by the South
ern Railroad Com mittee.
The following dispatch was received to-
day from Montgomery:
:" Hon. D. T. Patterson,
- " Senator from Tennessee !:
"Sir,-Ratiication has been defeated
by over $4,000 majority. What is the
prospect of Sherman's bill respecting Ala
bama. D. Il. DALTON,
"Governor's Secretary"
The discontinuance of the Freedmen's
Bureau in Tennessee, Kentucky, and
Maryland, occurs Saturday. The coun-
termand of the order is improbable.
General Meade telegraphs that he is not
sure whether Alabama has accepted or
rejected the Constitution. He is inyesti-
eating whether polls were not opened in
certain counties, and if this was not done,
will order special elections.
A change of venue northward isproba-
BILE.
The annual deficiency bill became Law
by the lapse of ten days.
The President has, "for distinguished
courage, skill, and ability, displayed du-
ring the war of rebellion," nominated &C.
neral W. T. Sherman to be !" General OF
the Armies of the United States BY bre-
vet" yrazazs> hrs lfksegar.E
General Howard has been called on IN, by
the President for list of the bureau func-
tionaries, with the law under which they
are employed. .-,.. 6 S. 5'ieazo% g 90
A reliable, letter from Beyrout, Syria,
reports General John G. Breckenridge
there. January lst, contemplating . jour
ney through Syria. Being asked about
returning to, America, General .eBreckin'
ridge said he had no wish to become
martyr, and shonlds not return Tunth ns
could do SO With safety, but that no oIne'
country should become his home. Ins
Same letter states that Jacob: Thompson
and several other leading parties u the
iSouth during the lateaw are wandering
tabout Turkey. a'''l' * 49, ..is . .,,s,
The Secretary of the. Treasury direct
the customs collectors, after cancelllngcot
fton expectation permits, to return them M, .
the assessors of the districts where IN
permits originated; thus preventing .nei
use second time.
The proposed appropriation bill reduce
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PERPETUAL MoTIoN.-Our friend Wright
must look to his laurels, as there is another
candidate in Petersburg for perpetual mo-
ton honors. He has in progress OF com
pletion perpetual water-wheel, which has
been pronounced by the knowing ones to
be the most plausible machine of the kind
yet invented, and will, beyond doubt,
prove an entire success.-ErpreSS.
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The Reconstruction Committee has
agreed to report bill removing political
disabilities from number of prominent
southerners, including General Longstreet,
General Rufus Barringer, Governor Orr,
ex- Governor Holden, ex- Governor Joseph
Brown, ex Congressman Flournoy OF Mis-,
sissippi, Hon. Victor W. Barringer, and
General Alfred Dockery of North Caro-
lima. and others.-ChronicLe.
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Memphis, Tenn., February
"A resolution sustaining General
Grant in the controversy with President
Johnson and declaring him the choice of
tennessee for the Presidency was adopted
IN the lower branch Of the Legislature to-
day. A substitute favoring General
Thomas was rejected.
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RICHMOND CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY, FeDruHry 10, Iooo'
Transactions at the cattle scales have been
quite limited the past week. About forty
head of cattle have been received and sold, and
the market is now entirely bare. 1t WILL DO
seen that prices have advanced somewhat.
About $50 hogs were received during the week; ;
fifty sold to Petersburg butchers, and balance
to Richmond butchers. None now in market.
Sheep are also scarce and in demand. Sales
were made at the following prices:
BEEP.-Common, SC. - b., gross; fair, 10
7Hc. prime, Sc.
EEp.-Good to prime, 5H@eAc. q ~,
gross.
Hoas.-Fair quality, lie. u b., net.
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The Municipal Trouble I'm Augusta.
AUGUSTA, GA, February l3.-ln the
matter of alleged municipal mal-adminis-
tration, General Meade has decided that
the evidence does not sustain the charges,
and therefore dismisses the case.
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ms sTEARINE sOAP.-This best of all

Bg STEARINE SOAP.-This best of all
family soaps, now SO favorably known all over
the United States, is, as its name indicates,
made of the "hard substance of pure tallow y
upon an entirely new principle. Clothes need
no boiling, no rubbing on a washboard one
pound will 60 as far as three pounds of other
family soaps. If it does not give satisfaction
return 1t at our expense. Beware of imita-
lions the genuine is made only by
MoKEONE, VAN HAAGEN & CO.,
Manufacturers,
80 south Front street, Philadelphia; 80 Bar
CLAW street New York. no 30-eod6m
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The power of frozen water is singularly
illustrated in lecture on heat and cold
delivered by Professor Tyndall before the
Royal Institution of Great Britain. Among
his experiments, an ordinary bombshell
was flied with water, securely plugged,
and then placed in bucket filed with
pounded ice and salt. In half an hour the
bombshell was burst into fragments By the
mere freezing Of the confined water. ~.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-A telegram from War
reuton states that Mr.. David Fitzhugh, Of
Fairfax county, died suddenly last night
at the residence of his sister, Mrs. Berk-
ley Ward, in that town. Mr.. Fitzhugh's
death will be regretted by many through
out the Stete.-Alerdndria Gazette.
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MAEsHALsHIP OF VIRGINIA.-It is un-
derstood thet Mr.. ". A. Duncan, Of this
city, at present deputy marshal of the
State of Virginia, is an applicant for the
marshalship Of the State, made vacant by
the expiration of the term for which John
Underwood was appointed. Alexandria
Gazette,
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SENTENCE OF HIGHWAY ROBBERS. -Baf-
i bs~, February l2.-Six highway robbers
Gave Gave been sentenced by the Supreme
S SYaFl TO imprisonment for terms ranging
,h, nineteen years to five years and
i in. months. Their aggregate term Of
,r~ ap1 is sixty -four years and six
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NORFOLK MARKET, TUESDAY

Bacon-Clear rib, l4N@l5c. rib sides. l2M
@l+c. shoulders, llh@l2c. breast, l59l5hc.
Beans Northern white, so; southern
white, 81. 5o@ss. Butter Glades, 4o@5oc. ;
New York State, 45@4sc. Cotton-Quota.
| tions: Middling to low middling, l6Hl7c.
Corn-Sales at Sly. Flour-Family, sl4. seq
$3.50; extra, Sl2 snperfine. S9.6o@sll 90 !;
fine, $s@$95O. Dried Fruit-:Apples, 6hD7c. ;
mess, $22@S23 80; prime, s2o@s2l; rump, go.
Peas = Biack-eyed, sl.so@sIso. Peanuts
Sales at 1886 for prime. Staves-White oak
pipe, 800; culls, s45; white oak headings,
800; culis, $50; white oak hogshead, 500 )
culls S2S; red oak hogshead, S4s; culls, SIG
S2s. Shingles-Hearts, ST; saps, 1915 Tar
Barrels, large, 1920; small, 80. wheat
White, prime, $l.6o; fair, s22d9:2. 40; com
mon, sl.55@s2.l5 Red, prime. $40 laiF'
81 s5@t2 IS; common, 81 559sl.so.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET,
MONDAY, February lo-Eyening.
Beef Gzale.-Receipts, 1900 head: Holders
of choice lots put up their figures lc., and In
many ms tances fully lHc. u ID. The quality
of the offerings generally was somewhat bet
ter but common descriptions formed the oulK
of the arrivals, for which there was compars.
lively little or no demand. Sales OF first and
second- class steers nj s@l2c.; prime a. 7@sHc.;
and common at 5H@624c. y b., gross.
Sheep Receipts, 5000 head me market
was active to-day. Sales Of choice at 6HU
TIC, and common ut 6@6c. " D., gross.
ment of trade there was an active movement
at an advance of fully 81 q 100 MS, net. Sales
within the range Of from sla to sl3.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, MONDAY
The prices OF beef cattle are maintained at
satisfactory figures. A few extras were sold
at iec. q H., net weight. The top Of the mar.
ket was l7Glsc. q 10, net. Sales were quick
Yesterday. the demand for prime cattle fair
with a good degree Of tirmness. Prime sheep
sell readily at 6@7c. p h., live weight: Occa.
s;nnaI sais. we're made OF few small lots al
5HGsc. q h., live weight. One flock Of choice
Kentucky sheep was reported rs sold at &c. q
The arrivals of swine are light, with ad
yanced prices. Prime hogs were selling qutck
III snnnIy ryas Of fair quality, and there were
NO n lots held lower than SC. @ n, live weight.
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Destructive Fire In Wilmington, n. e.

Destructive Fire HI "1iHIDS aOh, ~ We
WILMINGTON, N. c., February 1910
P. MA disastrous fire is raging in Mar
ket street. 1t originated about half-past
8 o'clock in the store occupied by Charles
Guthman. 1t is feared the entire block
bounded by Market, Front, Dock, and
Second streets, will be destroyed.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WILMINGTON, N. c., February l3.-The
fire is raging with undated fury. Thus
far the following establishments have been
burned: Charles Guthman, clothing; R..
S. Walden, dry goods; D. T. Carr, D. q
S. Arlington, and Everett, dentists; b. Ii.
Munson, clothing; A. W. Roushie, dry
goods; G. NJ. Vanorsdell, photographer
Wilmington Post newspaper; Allen Evans,
grocer. In one section of the block the
fire is beyond contrib. It is thought to be
the work of an incendiary. 1t is impossi-
BILE to form an estimate of the loss.
The telegraph operator is ready to va
cate the office, as the fire is rapidly ap-
preaching that building.
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If - AS ~ rHmored that Mr.. Hugh Hastings,
et.1 n'oahy, las bought out Mr.. Weeds
'""'e ID the Commercial Of New York,
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Outrage ut Memphis.

MEMPHIS, TENN, February ia
French woman, living on the suburbs, was
ravished by two negroes last night.
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Democratic Municipal Success

UCINUCTUU4C DHUhHOEPtSH 1&1OoN"''
B1NGHAMPToN, n. Y, February ia
Democratic Mayor and majority of the
City Council have been elccted-the first
time in ten years.
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VIZ W. WELLS s. CO.,
w. No. l4l2 CARY STREET.
Manufacturers Of

Manufacturers OF
TOBACCO BOXES,
CAUDIES AND CASES,
SOAP AND CsNDLE BOXES,
PACKING BOXES Of every description.
SHOCKS for Caddies and Tobacco Boxes OF ak
sizes put up for shipping.
We are now prepared TO furnish at short
notice all who may want anything In our line
promptly, and pledge ourselves that all worx
done by us shall give entire satisfaction.
We solicit the patronage Of all -
w. w. WELLS,
late Of r. H. Whitlock 4 Co.,
S. l.. JOHNSON,
w. +. HARwooD,
JAMES NJ. EsTIs.
Richmond, February LIST, 1868. fe elm
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The immigration meeting at Chesterfield
Courthouse Tuesday was 80 small that &C
ton was postponed until next court day
the Tuesday after the second Monday In
March. So We learn from the Petersburg
Ilder. rs'a ~ q g'ss't ~ = ,ss's-ssss.
- a d ay.or two agoa Haytian naval officer,
having the audacity to walk abroad in this
city with a black skin and Q uniform, was
.hooted through the streets by 9 mob of
vagabonds.--Rs.o Yorh Tribune, 18th.
Mr.. George, ". Walton, Of Portsmouth,
has been heard from at Littleton, N. O.
II seems that he has decamped with q
hired horse,
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Y7O ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Take notice, that on the LIST day of Feb.
ruary. 1868. I executed and delivered bond
to Leigh Finney-my bond for the sum of
$685. Ihaye since obtained an injunction from
the Judge of the Circuit Courtof Richmond
restraining said Finney from assigning sald
bond and I hereby warn all persons against
purchasing the same. .n.-
N, Eahrnorv IN 1858 -fe ll-1w
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INTERESTING GENERAL NEWS

iMPEAcHMENT KILLED in THE RECoNsTUC-
TIoN CoMMITTEE-GENERAL MEADE ABOUT
TO HAVE NEW ELECTION IN ALABAMA
GENERAL SHERMAN NOMINATED FOR BRE-
VET GENERAL OF THE ARMY-THE FREED
MEMS BUREAU TO BE DISCONTINUED IN
MARYLAND, KENTUCKY, AND TENNESSEE
WHEREABOUTS OF GENERAL BRECKENRIDGE
AND JACOB THoMPsoN-sURRATT's TRIAL.
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yITINDOW SHADE DEPOT! @
wv il. sWINDOW SHADE DEPOTi

1885 MAIN STREET,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
NJ. GOLDEN, the Cheapest Window Shade
man, is still at his old tricks, keeping down
high prices. He has the largest assortment OF
SHADES in the city; latest styles in Gold,
Velvet, and Painted Shades, with all the tx
lures TO match. 49,
CLEAR THE TRACK!
High prices, down you come! All know
GOLDEN; he always had the cheapest
Shades, at his old stand on Broad street.
TABLE OILCL II,
iu Mahogany, Rosewood. Oak. and Marble,
and all the colors Black, for covering car
riages,s In Drill and Duck; LOCO Paper Shades
atyour own price. 10
N. q. Shades made 10 order, Storekeepers
and pedlers supplied At New York prices.