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A NEW DIsCOvERY.-Mr. James A. Spur
lock, of Versailles, e member of the bar of
Missouri, has made an important scientific
discovery of another kind. His revela-
tons are perhaps best set forth in his own
language, as follows:
81 claim the honor of discovering the CEN
trifugal powers of nature that sustain and
spread out the starry heavens, and cause
them 10 revolve around the sun and other
fixed planets or suns. will publish n book
this coming spring entitled "A Philosophy
Of Heauen, Earth, and the Millennium in
which | will demonstrate in scientific way
that the heavens are built by master ar
chitect, and so set in working order that
symmetry, harmony, frmnees, and eter-
nifty, are the results. That no calamity or
collision ever did or can occur among the
heavenly bodies. Take any planet--this
earth for instance-hundreds Of millions of
miles away from its present position in
its orbit, and it will instantly return.
Gather the whole of our solar system
into group, and they will resume their
present position. Bring, if possible, the
whole created heavens together, and when
released they will spread out and stand and
revolve in systematic order, as now. will
show what causes the moon to 60 around
primary planets, and why collisions cannot
occur. refer skeptics to the professors of
the Smithsonian Institute. | made my dis
covery by reading the Bible in a philo
sophical view, and l consider it fully de-
monstrates Christ's divinity, and proves
the resurrection Of the dead to every intel
ligent thinker
Mr.. Spurlock requests the editors of the
public journals to call attention to his dis
covery, and we have done it accordingly.
He says that he would not ask this favor if
he had money. We reply that this fact
makes no difference to US. We had rather
disseminate such news without price than
not.-Ne1c York Sun.
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The Cuban Revolution.

HAVANA, February lO.-The rebels have
destroyed section of the railroad, and &C.
cupy the town of Cannon, between Glen
fugos and Villa Clara. Several attempts at
revolution have been made in the Viretta
Abasso region, and the situation is becoming
grave. The Government is taking active
measures to prevent the landing of rein
forcements. Volunteers guard the Havana
fortresses, and the regulars are moving
against the rebels.
Sugar is buoyant.
Second Dispatch.
HAVANA, February l0.-Sugar IS ad-
vancing in consequence of the disturbances
in the Central Department. Immense OF,
ders have been received from the United
States for No. II, Dutch standard, at e'4 %
o., but holders ask higher.
Third Dispatch.
HAVANA, February l0.-Erening.-!Ar'
rests continue. Last night the police
searched several houses. The recruiting
of the volunteers 10 brisk. Two companies
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New YORK, February lo.-Noon.-Goyern +.
meuts strong. Railway stocks unsettled ana
firm. Money easy At per cent exchange
lU9h. Gold, l34zs sos. 80, 1884 North
Carolina 6's, new, 6lA. Virginia 6's, ex-cou.
pons, So new, 62H Tennessee 6's, ex-cou.
pons, 6oh ; new, IS.
Flour dull and 51l0c. lower. Wheat dull
and dropping Corn l6ac. better. Mess pork
dun and declining; new, sS3@6 Steam lard
declining-barrels 2o'sG2okc. Cotton quiet
and steady at SoA93ohc. Turpentine firm at
5sc. Rosin firm al s.. 559S2 90. Freights quiet.
Euer,tng Cotton scarcely so firm; sales
8 800 bales IT 30443oac, but mostly the
former Flour unsettled and a shade lower
common TO fair extra southern, Sc 65GSs7 Is.
Wheat scarcely SO firm. Corn more active,
and advanced 2G3c during the day. Mess
pork decidedly lower; new, So 3o1pSSS. Lard
heavy and Il shade lower; kettle, 2l(S2l NC.
Whiskey flrmer at Csc. Groceries dull. Tur-
pentine, 57AG5Sc. Rosn, " i0Gss.3o
Governments closed steady; 5-2os. 1852.
1885,. Money easy AT 54l7 per cent. prime
paper, 7Is per cent. Sterling tirmer ~ log :.
Gold 1857. Southern securities quiet and
steady. Stocks closed very strong.
BALTIMORE, February lo.-Yirgnia o's, old,
inscribed, 5l95ls 1906, oSA bid; 1907, " bid
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.

SPECIAL TKLEGHAM TO THE DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, February 10, 1869.
The occurrence in Joint meeting of the
Senate and House this afternoon, and the
proceedings in the House afterwards, of
which you have details by the Associated
Press, have caused some excited discussion
tonight in official circles as well as among
the politicians and representative men here
congregated.
The Republicans are divided into four
parties-one sustaining the action Of the
Senate in the Georgia matter another sus-
tanning the decision of the House, which
was the reverse of that of the Senate on
the same subject; another party sus-
tanning the rulings of Speaker Colfax
and Senator Wade: the latter characterized
by Butler as arbitrary and another
party maintaining that General Butler
was right in the positions he argued.
The Democrats favor any and all positions
that are calculated to increase the infeli-
city and confusion among the various fac
tons of the Republicans, and they take
comfort in the prospect of big breach
between the Senate and the House, which
they say is the immediate distance, as in
dictated by occurrences of to-day.
There is no mistaking the feeling engen-
dered among the several factions of Repub-
licans. 1t is quite bitter, but except as to the
Wade and Butler controversy, the proba-
bility is that the storm will blow over before
the sun sets tomorrow. Butler and Wade
are positive men-both courageous and
determined-warm friends and intense
haters. What will come of their little
onpleasantness is not easily OWNED.
WALLACE.
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COMMERCIAL.
Gratn and Flour Markets.


CoRn AND FLOUR ExcHASaE,l
RICHMOND, VA, February 10, 1853.
oFYBRIgas.
Whst.-Whte, 2ls bushels. Red, $40 bushels
Corn.-White. 40 bushels. Straw. colored,
los bushels. Mixed. 800 bushels.
oats. 500 bushels.
Rys.-9S bushels.
Ginseng go pounds.
E7our. Family, Is barrels.
Flarsesd IS bushels.
BALES.
Whsnt.-White, So bushels very good at 81 80
Al bushels damaged at 81. 50; 10 ousneis me
rior at 81 So go bushels ut $40 ~ ousneis
very inferior a 81 .25-total, 2i0 bushels: hed,
80 bushels good Mt 81 .92b; 3SS bushels fair AZ
81 SIS; los bushels good on private terms, ~
bushels ut 81 So; lT6 bushels common Mt slIo,
80 bushels ut 10; 1874 bushels fair on private
terms-total. $50 bushels.
Corn.-White, so bushels damp at Soc. 36S
bushels prime on private terms, % bushels on
private terms-tota., 40 bushels. Mixed, ~
bushels At Sic. Us bushels IT S0c.-total, 200
bushels.
Ot1ts.--200 bushels inferior Mt soc. 80 bushels
black, for seed, at Y7c.-total, $50 bushels.
Rye.--l4 bushels prime at 81 AN Is bushels
fair Mt 81 35-total, ~ bushels.
Ginseng go pounds At soc.
F2urSeed-S bushels good at % IS.
Rg.ExHIBITgp.
V!hent Red, 1874 bushels.
CDrn.-Mixed, lis bushels.
OdtS.-4S2 bushels.
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A NEW PROCESS OF TANNING.-We saw
calfskins which had been tanned by this
process in from seven to ten days, and they
appear to equal in every particular the best
French leather. We also saw boots made
from this leather which had been worn
eleven months, and looked as if they might
wear that much longer. This leather not
only equals, but in many respects is supe-
rior to that tanned by the old, slow process.
The inventor has been careful not to intro
duce his invention until its merits were
fully tested. Many of our most prominent
citizens are having boots made from this
leather. Tanning and dressing all kinds of
fur-skins are also included in this process.
1t is an excellent one for farmers, who can
tan and make their robes, caps, collars,
gloves, and ladies' furs, at very great
Buffalo Nv. ~ Commercial.
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THE CORRUPTION 1MBROGLI0 AT NASH
vIIIE-THE JOHNSON MOVEMENT IN Ten
NESS EE.-Nu&hriUe, February Ga dis
patch sent from Washington to the Cincin-
matt Commercial by Congressman Arnen,
Mullins, and Num-, denying completely in
the school fund corruption business, was
received here to-day, and its reading in the
House created q great deal of Indignation
and some merriment. If the sworn testi-
mony of Rutter and Parham was not suffi-
cient, there is the most ample and absolute
corroborative proof in the letters and tele-
grams written by the congressman them
selves.
There is little doubt that Richards and
some others will be expelled from the
House: but if sworn testimony proves any
thing, the present evidence goes to show
that the offence of Richards was insigniti-
cant compared 10 the wholesale corruption
Of Arnell. As all the parties Implicated
are to be prosecuted, there is no doubt what
ever that the three congressman will be
among the first indicted. This dispatch is
based solely on positive testimony, without
any design to make out q case.
The Johnson movement is making head
way in Tennessee. Four or five papers
have already placed the Presidents name
at their mast head. - incinnatl commercial
(Rep.)
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Foreign Markets-tBr TSLseEAPHl.

Foreign NarHetS-IBf ISLB'hHTHJ'
LONDON, February l0.-NDon -Consois uh'
changed. United States bonds, II. Tailo",
i6s. Sd.
Loypox, February io.-Erent,,o. -Turpen-
tine buoyant.
LIVERPOOL, February lo.-Eoon. - Cotton
firm; uplands, l2h@i29sd. Orleans, l2hP
l2ad estimated sales, 1900 bales. Olher
articles unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, February l0.-Ersnfn2
firmer but not quotably higher; middling
uplands. l2A@l23ad. ; Orleans, l2a9l2hd.
sales 1900 bales Provisions and breadstnns
unchanged. Lard declined TO IT'S. Fine rosin,
lis.
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THE ERIE RAILRoAD.-Neo York, Feb
ruary 9.--In the case of Belmont and Luske
against the Erie Railroad, Judge Cardozo
decided that the directors have power to issue
convertible bonds and convert them into
stock, although the amount of stock is
thereby increased beyond that limited by
the charter, and that the stockholders can
not restrain directors from the exercise of
their corporate powers, or appoint re-
ceiver, and, as q consequence, the appoint
ment of Judge Davis as receiver was I'M
authorized and void.
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A Coon DAYS BUSINESS IN WALL STREET.
When the scrip dividend of eighty per
cent. was declared on New York Central,
Commodore Vanderbilt was the holder of
2l5,o00,00 of the stock. The price in
stantly rose thirty per cent. The profile of
the transaction to the Commodore were
therefore between four and five millions of
dollars. Not q bad days business Neao
York Herald
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Nsr-oFrIcEs IN NIRGINIA.-At Kappa
haanUch Academy, Caroline county, a new
c,ace is established, and John Y. Anderson
appointed postmaster. On route from
fredericksburg 10 Rappahannock another
new Office is established at Oval Oaks,
Luneuburg county, and Robert L. Bayne
appointed postmaster. On route Blacks
and Whites 10 Drapersyille, office at Skaters
vile, New Kent county, is discontinued :;
papers now 20 to New Kent Courthouse.
Office st Chester, Chesterfield county, is
re.stablished, and Henry Q. Wright ap-
pointed postmaster. Name and site Of
Dyes Mill, Fairfax county, ID changed to
clifton Station, and Harrison G.. Otis APP
pointed postmaster Utce j. L. Detwiler,
resigned. At Curtis Wharf, Henrico county,
John Risner is appointed postmaster.
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BRIGGS'S BAKERY.
AMILIEs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., AND

TO FAMILIES BOARDING-HOUsEs, AND
RESTAURANTS:
You will from thirty to lftv per cent. In
buying your BREAD, CAKES, and CRACKERS
at my stores, 7Or MAIN and 42s BROAD STREETS,
as I shall from this date make great inducements
to the retail trade. "Down with the prices" Is
the motto and down they must go. Call and see
and he convinced. ia 81
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The Rev. Dr.. McCosh, the new President
Of Princeton College, is exceedingly sue
cessful in gaining The attention and conf
dence of the young men under his charge.
He plays capital game of whiss and does
not think glass Of good wine on proper
occasions is any more violation of the sa-
cred law of temperance than eating good
beefsteak.
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MURDER IN ILLINOIS, Chicago, Febru-
nry 9.--Hon. Murray Mcconnell, State
senator, was murdered in his office, at
jacksonville, to-day. Marks Of five blows
from slung shot were found upon his
person. There is no clue to the perpetra-
tor, or cause assigned for the outrage.
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South Carolina LegIslature.

COLUMBIA, s. c., February lO.-The Go
vernon to-day sent q veto message to the
Legislature returning with his objections
the bill TO lend the name and credit of the
State to the Greenville and Columbia Rail-
road Company.
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,,orsous rcopl whom Disabilities arc
to bc Removed.

,,orAouS fToDn " nom b;shoaSistrS arc
tn bc Removed.
01r Washington cores ponden; has cent
,.s q 'iss Of the persons in Virginia whose
disabilities the bill reported from the Com
ro;ttec on Reconstruction on the 9Th instant
,r,poscs to remove. They arc:
Robert Cawthorn (aow in Washington
.i,y1 Scaton II. Loving, Of Nelson Muir
-oy Turncr. Larkin &. Ruckcr, Samuel ".
Davis Asa Wood, Rcujamin J. Campbell,
and william ". Stoop<, of Patrick: Will
Ham H. Terrill, Of Bath Joseph I. Priddy
and James NJ. TAYLOR, Of Hanover: John
u. Matthews and John II. Pedigo, of Henry
/. II. BRYANT, George W. Cornets, and E.
/, Dickey, Of Grayson ". E. NJ. Word of
R,tp;ourtc ". T. Davis, Of Powhatau; c. NJ.
Hubbard. .. James City; ] +. Morgan, ?. r.
Patterson. and Z {. Vaughan, of Bucling-
ham, Frederick Butler. Samuel Ellis, Peter
Y. Ralston, John ". Wright. and William
y. Richardson, Of IIenrico I2bulon Boon
l,oh 4. Fricr, aud Alfred T. billiard, OF
Roanoke Liulctoa A. Warren, of Prince
Edward; David }. Whipple, OF Rookbridge ;
william TONNES, Jr., of Mecklenburg
Albion Mcdaniel, Jr., and James F. john
son. Of Bedford Peter b. Prentis, of Nan
.omonl: James i. Green, OF King Will
liam. John II. Pamplin AMI c. 7. Smith, Of
nelson peyton s. Coles and Alcxa nder
Esycs, Of Al1cmarlc; ". ". Coldwcll,
John 4. Hair, F. ". Parker, G. W.
ramr, and Antrobus Bond, of Prince
George Langhorne Scruggs, William NJ.
TreIway, aud John ". Jones, Of Hittsyl-
yaa;a +. r. Saunders, of Essex =; George
". Tricc, David NJ. Hunter, and W. W.
Bird, Of Louisa; W. G. Taliaferro, of Caro-
..nc. JoAu 4. Hartman, 4. f. Fifer, Robert
Il. E.eslc, David {. MyGuilin, and Reuben
.. Hill, Of augusta H. A. Darlington, Of
Charlotte: John Overton, OF Nottoway; W.
s. DeaEcy. Of Green James W. Johnston,
a.. Clarke; Thomas VI. Cecil and j. G..
Cecil, Of Pulaski; R. H. Glass and J. D.
Alexander, of Campbell; T. J. Pretlow, of
southampton L. H. Williams and {. ".
Nurlaugh, o? Norfolk county.
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BrEEEn TO DEATu.-The Pearisburg
ro-.:ts learns that distressing accident
occurred on Walkers creek, in Giles
county, on Sunday laet. Miss Miller,
daughter Of the iatc Tobias Miller, Esq,
va. burned 10 death. She had been en-
tircly helpless for some years, and on Sun
day lat, while the family were at dinner,
she fell with her head IN the fire, and when
the family returned 10 the room they found
her in that situation and life extinct. She
was about twent Y-tiyc wears Of age.
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DISASTER AND Loss OF LIFE on THE Mis-
souri, Pacific RA1LRoAD.-S. Louis, Feb
ruary S.-Au eastern-bound passenger
train on the Missouri Pacific railroad ran
through an open switch at Shutdown on
Saturday night. The train was badly
wrecked. Charles Brownell, the engineer,
formerly of Michigan, was fatally injured,
and died Sunday morning. Henry Buch-
hart, the fireman, and another man on the
locomotive, were seriously hurt.
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The PROPOSED New STATE or SUPERIOR.
Chicago, February 9.-Thc Wisconsin Sc
nate voted last evening to assent to the for
nation of new State of Superior, formed
from northern Wisconsin and Michigan.
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A GREAT REDUCTION In THE
"A PRICE OF GOOD TEA.-Twenty per cent.
saved by buying TEA from J. II. ANThONf's
Tea Store, corner OF Eighth and Main streets.
Good Oolong at only 81 per pound best sLeo;
Japanese, ~ IS best, $3.50; English breakfast:
s,.2s best. $50: best eunpowd-r ~. second
quality, o.. superior Roasted Coifee-the pest IN
The city. Bakers Chocolate and Cocoa at 500. per
Mound rev
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Spain.

MADRID, February l0.-Only one of the
Burgos assassins has been sentenced to
death, and his case awaits the action of the
Cortes.
The Cortes meets tomorrow.
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PEENsYLyA&IA LEGISLATURE AND THE
EHIE hoAD.-Harrtsburg, Pa, February
IA bill was introduced in the State Sen
ale today intended TO prevent the Erie
Railroad Company using proxies which
hey have obtained in Europe TO elect a
new board of directors Of the Fort Wayne
railroad. 1t was referred 20 the railroad
committee.
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II AT COST FOR ONE WEEK LONGER

ET AT COST FOR ONE WEEK LONGER
lending SATURDAY, February 1ath).-To close
the business OF the present firm GARY & WILL
SON, 1906 Main street, will offer at retail their
entire stock Of
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE
AT ACTUAL COST.
Stock must be sold this week. Purchasers Will
SAVE THIRTY PER CENT.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-The subscriber takes this
opportunity to thank his former patrons and those
of Gary & Wilson for the generous patronage
heretofore extended him and TO state that he will
open on or about the 18th of February with full
and complete stock, and solcits the favor Of his
friends and the public.
GEORGE c. GARY,
f. a-1w 1905 Main street.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
BREAD AT T. z. GILL's BAKERY,
No $40 BROAD STREET.
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Cattle Mark cts.
New York,


MONDAY, February S.-Trade in Beef cattle
unusually dull. At Communipaw there was
Il heavy supply Of thin Texas cattle and
rough State steers. Prices ranged from 80
Ice - To-, net.-a very few only were sold for
over DC. No one pretended 10 get over
loH@l7c. for the limited number Of choice
bullocks offered. Prices seemed 10 be decin-
ing Us the demand is less active than usual
Sheep sell 1T more satisfactory prices than
usual. Common 10 fair were selling 1t aI6c
u b., live weight. few lots OF prime were
sold for 7@7hc. "a b. Hundreds were sold for
4c. Many poor lots were sold at Sl.6ogS2. o.
"a head S,oi7as are in excellent request, with
an active trade. They are quotable at l2a
l24c. II H., live weight, with 4 few reported
At l27lc q n Dressed, i5ll5hc., with a few
lots 1T Ice. In some instances sellers admitted
that dressed hogs We're sold at l6c. r. n, 20 .
cent. Off for cash.
Philadelphia.
MONDAY, February Sd p. H-The arr!
walls and sales OF Beef cutie at the Avenue
drove-yard reached about - 900 head this week
The market WAS moderately active and price:
were hc q d. higher extra Pennsylvania ane
western steers selling 1T lC@lo54c., fair l,
good do. ut sD9c.. and common 1t 697c. U b.
gross, according TO quality.
ferent yards at Sl7Gsl7.60 q leo r,s., net.
Sheep were in fair demand 1000 head sold
6ISc. p b., gross, HIS 10 condition.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
DEssOEUTEONS, &c.

NOT1CE.-The co-partnership heretofore
~ visiting between Lynn c. Trortman and
Charles T.. Troutlna1 under the styl4 Of TROG l.
Man 81 CO., In the business Of manufacturing
BONE BLACK In tie city of Richmoni and
county If Hcnrico is dssoycd, as Of this date the
LIQUID alton If the business i entrusted To Lynn &.
Troutman who IS alone auth .rized TO collect tic
debts and control the assets Of the late firm, ana
who will settle the Indebtedness " the same.
LYNN G.. TROUTM~N
CiaRLES u. TROUTMAN.
RICHMOND, February g. 1862 fc l0-3t-
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gE- AT COST FOR CASH.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. ETC.
FOR THIRTY DAYS.

Wishing 10 reduce my stock OF BOOTS SHOES,
TRUNKS, &C., prior to laying In spring supply,
will sell for the next thirty days,
AT COST FOR CASH,
the stock now on hand consisting Of LADIES',
CENT EMEN's, Misses, BOYS, and chill
DREN'S SHOES; TRUNKS, VALISRS, &C: all
Of which selected for the retail trade. and are
Of as good Equality MS can be had In the city.
w. Z. JOHNSON,
1922 Main street, between Thirteenth
Ia la-codlm and Fourteenth.
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giAM MANUFACTURING TO ORDER
LADIES', GENTLEMgN'S,
and MISSES BOOTS and SHOES
Of the finest quality.
W. +. JOHNSON.
1922 Main street between Thirteenth
Ia lp-eodlm and Fourteenth.
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RAILROAD CoNyENTION.-A meeting will
he held At Nooreiield, Hardy county, W.
Va, on Monday the 22d instant, III relation
u the construction Of a proposed railroad
up the South Branch Valley in the direc-
ton Of CoYiugtOn, on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. A large representation OF
the counties or and near the contemplated
line II expected, as there seems 10 be
deel and widespread interest in the sub
-ect.-AleLundriu G0zette
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WE ARE NOW RECEIVING IN

WE ARE NOW r &c E | V N Il IN
w store,
BACON-Sidas rib, and clear rib
Shoulders,
JOles,
Hams, Viginia-cured:
COFFEE-Kio, Laguayra, and Java:
sU6ARS-New Orleans, Porto Rico, De-
marara and refined;
SODA-Englsh, I'm kegs;
CANDLES,
SOAP,
CLOVER SEED-Prime quality, new;
SYREPS and MOLASSEr. all grades
BUYERS are requested To call and see our prices.
IA sn-lm HARVEY & WILLIAMS.
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BREAD ONLY FOUR CENTS PER LOAF.

CRACKERS OF ALL KINDS FRESH EVERY
DAY.
Come and get the worth OF your money.
re ll-4tl
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Senator Morton, il is said, intends to in
troiuce a special bill giving $4,000 a year
FIR lie, or during widowhooi, TO Mrs. Abra-
han Lincoln. The bill viii be opposed by
q number Of Republican senators.
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The Ec,y Amendments :sS tfteS Tossed
the SENATE Tue.dny.
.tN1 RESOLUTION PROPOSING AMENDMENTS
~ The CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED
STATES.
BE il resolved by the Senate and House
Of Representatives, Of the United States of
4ne~jca Itwo-,hirls Of both Houses con-
.arriuc), That the following articles be pro
ra-rl 10 the Legislatures Of the several
States as amendments TO the Constitution
If the United States, either Of which, when
ratified by threc-tourths Of said Lcgisla-
lures, shall be held as a part Of said Con-
.,,twi0n-namely
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SEINE THREAD, DC.

Having purchased FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS
OF SEINE THREAD at prices much lower than
at the beginning OF the season, Offer i: In guam
titles to sui! purchasers
Low AS 1T CAN BE BOUGHT AT IN THE
CITY OF NEW YORK.
We have all Nos. or the genuine
MARSHA LII, STUART'5, AND TURNER'S
All Of our THREAD has just been landed from
Europe. We guarantee the strength and weight.
Each bundle has the original number on II. Also,
all numbers of SEINE TWINE and LINE for
hanging seine.
Do not purchase before examining our Threads
and prices.
Also on hand DRY GOODS or every dcscrip-
ton st very low prices. ~
LEVY BROTHERS,
fell 1918 and 1915 Main street.