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Little Fingers.

Llttle Fingers.
Busy little fingers,
- Evory whero they 60;
Rosy little fingers.
Tho swcctost that know.
Now into my wOrk.box,
All the buttons finding,
Tangling up the knitting,
Every spool unwinding
Now into the basket
Who're tho keys arc hidden,
So misohievous looking,
Knowing it forbidden.
Then in mothers trcsscs,
Now her neck cnfoidiug,
With such sweet carcsscs
Keeping off a scolding.
Darling little fingers,
Mover, never still.
Mako them. Heavenly Father,
Ono day do thy will.
[Chsldrcn'S Picture Magazine.
Lucy Stone said a good thing in the
Woman's Convention at Chicago, to wit:
"Some mcn towards say il women vote
they should Fight. Now. sho would ask, -,
who pcrils her lifo when tho soldier is
horni The mother is his quartermaster
until he is capable Of finding his own
rations."
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solidation of the artillery, ordnance, engi-
neer, and signal corps. The report makes
other recommendations.
The deficiency bill, which appropriates
s2O,O00,000, was again taken up, and the
appropriation to pay Mr.. Harvey, Minister
to Portugal, was again erased.
The House then took recess.
Ssnate.-The bill for the payment Of
southern senator's for the full term vas
taken up. In opposition to its passage it
was objected that some of the senators had
held Federal Offices during the time.
Mr.. Kellogg, of Louisiana, said he had
held office and, would not avail himself of
the senator's pay if awarded. Nearly all
the senators are in the same fix.
The Finance Committee reported without
amendment Mr.. Schenck's bill strengthen
ing the public credit, and it was made the
special order for o'clock tomorrow.
The southern senator's payment bill was
postponed.
The conference committees report on the
suffrage amendment was considered till
recess and will be further debated tonight.
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RAILROAD LEGIsLAT1oN-WILL OF THE
LATE JONATHAN Chicago, Februa-
ry 25.-Yesterday afternoon the Illinois
House of Representatives passed bill pro-
viding for general system of railroad cor
porations by dividing directors into three
Classes. The bill is in the interest OF the
Rock Island road, to enable the present
managers to continue in power two years
longer. Members contended that the bill
was necessary to prevent Wall street specu-
lators from gaining control of oil the west
ern roads, and that it would hinder consoli-
dation and aid competition. The vote stood
81 TO %.
TIE will of the late Jonathan Burr be-
oueaths $500 900 to local charities, and
s55 900 to his relatives.
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A contemporary justly wonders why,
now that envelopes for letters ere in uni
yersal use, paper makers continue to rule
writing paper on three sides only.
The New Orleans wine cases have illu-
minated the dwellers in that city on the
subject Of adulteration. They hare dis
c17cred that " La Rosa and "Laftte "
are only q "Dlizture Of low wines Of vari-
Gus kinds and Of the cheapest quality"
4 letter from New York on Wednesday
says Ex-Governor Figh left for Wash
ington this afternoon, said to DC in response
to telegram from the President elect.
This gives rise again TO the rrmor that he
is to be invited 10 place il the Cabinet"
Mrs. Sophia Royce, a widow, aged sixty,
living in Fremont, Ohio, while looking
through q tannery there with party Of
friends last Saturday, had her dress caught
BIZ cog revolving rapidly on o shaft, and
was instantly and horribly mangled to
death.
The organ of female suffrage Reuo-
ht!i0n-is in favor OF women riding Veloci-
pedeo, g as the velocipcde can be ridden at
first in no other possible way than astride,
sndlfashion- worahipping ladies will easily
overcome al delicate scruples about the
manner Of riding" a great many efforts
are made nowadays to get ladies to over
come all delicate scruples. But after the
loss ofdel;cacy- 1oAat ?--Nelo York Times.
4 young married lady from Springfield,
H., called ct the police headquarters in
New Orleans last week to get some clue to
her husband, who had been missing some
months. he always made southern tour
in winter, she said, and made q great deal
of money, keeping her well supplied. lie
had been gone so long this time, however,
that she was anxious. 1t turned out that
he was professional thief, and is now in
prison. The poor woman's horror and an
guish may be imagined.
The Democratic Convention for the third
district Of Connecticut met in Norwich on
Tuesday, and nominated Abel Convers, o.
New Haven, for Congress. Being notified
he replied by telegraph: /" am surprised
l accept. Thank you"
Senator Schurz is to be dined by the Ger
man members Of the Grant and Colfax Club
Of New York, at Delmonico's, to-day.
General Early is at present in Missouri
| visiting his parents.
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Domestic n1arkets-TBY TELEsRApH al


New YORK, February 26.-Noon.-Stocks
dull and unsettled Money easy at 6Q7 per
cent. Exchange, l09. Gold, 1925. 5-2o's, 1862,
1879. North Carolina G's, g. new, COZ. Tir-
ginla 6's, ex.coupons, J6E new, 81. Tonnes
see 6s, eX-coupons, CO., new. 65H.
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat dull and
1c. lower. Corn lc. better. Pork quiet; new
mess, s3l.75@$32 l2h. Steam lard steady :;
barrels, l9A:c. Cotton quiet at 29hc. Tur-
pentne dropping 1T 5i1@. Rosin quiet at 81 80.
Freights firm.
Ereninq Cotton steady but not very active;
sales 400 bales ut 29@29Ac. Flour dull and
declining; superflnc State, $5.7o0f6.25; COM
mon to fair extra southern, G.3jl$6 90.
Wheat heavy. Corn 1@2c better; mixed
western, new, 9l@93c.; old, $l@Sl.0lh. Pork
shade firmer; new mess, s3l ;7j8S32. Lard
firm; kettle, l9h@20c. Whiskey quiet and
unchanged. Rice dull. Sugar quiet and firm
Naval stores quiet. Freights steady
Governments steady; 5-2o's, '62. 1i7h
Southern securities firm. Virginia 6's, 56a
new, 81. North Carolina Us, 63's. Money
easy at scr per cent. Gold weak At 1873
Sterling, lO9. Stocks closed dull and unset
tied Central, CAS- Erie, sc.
BALTIMORE February o6.-Cotton weak ant
uominally quoted 1T 29c. Flour and whca
| dull and unchanged. Corn-White, 94(l9jc.
yellow, Ss19Oc. Mess pork quiet 1T s32 90
Bacon quiet; shoulders, l59l5Ac. Lard quie
| Mt 2OEc.
CIScrSNArr, February 26-Whiskcy duh n
93c Mess pork tirmer at S32. Bacon firm
and in good demand shoulders, l4c. ceal
sides, IKE, but held quarter higher ut thu
close. Lard dui! at l9c.
LOUISVILLE, February %. Mess pork
S33 50. Lard, 19iGc. Shoulders, Axe. clear
sides l7slc. Flour, s5.5O0S6. Corn, 6O663c
Whiskey, csc.
ST. LOUIS, February 26.-Pork less active
ut i32Q$32.5J. Bacon active shoulders, l+@
l4kc. clear sides, 17@@l7Ec. Lard frmel
at i9c. Whiskcy steady 1T 92c.
New ORLEANS, February 26.-Cotton SITTER
but not quotably higher; middlings, Csc. Su
gar firm; common, l2N0l3c. prime, l5hc.
| yellow clarified, 170l7Hc. Molasses steady
| prime, S0@sic. Gold, 1924. New York sight
| par@IA premium.
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THE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE, &c.-Virgil
A. Krepps was before Justice Riley yester-
day. The charge was that he had attempted
to shoot Miss Carrie King, saleswoman.
Krepps entered the store, in Brooklyn, in a
half drunken state, and drew pistol upon
the young woman, but she raised her hand
and diverted the course of the bullet, whcn
he was arrested by Mr.. Maure and han-e1
over to an officer. From letter which h
had torn up and thrown avcy t arpecre3
that he had intended to toke his or life
as we'll as Miss Kings. Tho coupl7 hc@
been at one time engaged. Rre-ps tt:
committed .-Ns,o York SIN, E5t,,
Krepps is Virginian, son of John "
Krepps, recently of Richmond.
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SuIcIDEs-OyERLAND TELEGRAPH-THE
WHITE PINE MINEs-.TuE NEVADA LEGIs-
LArrRE.-SQn Francisco, February 25.-
Lieutenant John G. Small and Captain j.
&. Scott, who were both in the Union SER
vice during the late war, have committed
suicide IN this city within the past two
days,
Capitalists here are talking Of construct
Ing new line of telegraph overland.
Dispatches from the White Pine mining
district report extremely cold weather
lately. The mines are very rich, and o
large emigration is certain to take place IN
the spring.
In the Nevada Legislature yesterday q
Constitutional amendment admitting women
10 tie right of suffrage WAS defeated in the
Assembly by q vote OF II to- q. An amend
ment striking out tho word "white s" was
adopted-2i TO "A.
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The following letter is published in tn

The following letter is published in the
London Times:
"Sir,-It is we'll known that the abusive
Language of which the Infantc Don Henry
is 50 Unfortunately lavish has not for
years been deemed worth IN answer. But
your Paris correspondent, in sending you
the Infante's last letters, represents them
as being revenge for the humiliation put
upon him by his French cousins. ALLOW
me, sir, to deny that this Prince has ever
suffered the least humiliation on our part.
If he ever was candidate for Queen Isa-
bella's hand, he has not been excluded by
the French Government. One thing in
which we may have been mistaken is in
having received Don Henry too we'll; in
deed, more as member Of our own family
than az foreign Prince, when, his parents
being expelled from Spain, he enjoyed with
them in Paris the hospitality Of the King.
my father. l remain, sir, yours truly,
"LoUIs D'OELEANs.
"BuShey Parh, Teddington, February 81
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FOREIGN NEWS.

MADRID, February 26.-The Ministry
hiss made important statements of motions
for religious interference. st. Vincont's
Jesuit College has been suppressed because
its members conspired against the Govern
ment. The civil authorities were ordered
to take charge Of certain church property
because Of the conduct Of the clerical party
in exposing objects of art to destruction
in the churches.
General Serrano urges that the minority
Of the Cortes pursue corciliatory policy
in view of the frmly-rootcd and inexora-
BILE principles held by the majority. AS for
himself, he promised them loyalty.
FRANCE.
PARIS, February 26.-The bullion in the
Bank of France has increased II 600, 000f.
TURKEY.
COEsTASTIEoPLE, February 2G.-The Sui
tan has issued circular thanking the
Great Powers for the attitude taken by
them in the late conference.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, February rs. - House
The House took up the deficiency bill.
The Military Committee reported that
evidence regarding the army appropriation,
shows that the Quartermaster- General
has $4,000 men under his control. The
committee recommends that the staff should
receive their orders from the General In
stead of the Secretary Of War; also the
consolidation of the Quartermastsr, Pay,
and Subsistence Departments, and the con-
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SUPPOSED DROWNING OF A PARTY OF
FIVE PERSONS PHtSbasrg, February 25.-
On Friday last, e. II. Tower, formerly OF
Pittsburg; his son-inlaw, Z. j. Williams.
of Monongahela City William Larwell, Of
Wooster, Ohio; Beckwith Sears, of Nor
gantown; and Stockton Harvey, of Monon-
gahela City, left MorgantoTn, Va, in a
skitf for Geneva, and have not since been
heard from. 1t is supposed they have been
drowned, as the skiff has been found float
ing bottom upwards, and the hat Of one Of
the party was found With it.
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4 BIG SENATOR'S INTENTGoNs.-Aq queer
report was started tonight that Daniel
Pratt, the big Indiana senator, who is in
town, and who, in p sense, carries all be-
fore him, has decided that none of the
Senate chairs ore strong enough or large
enough to hold him, SO that he contemplatc5
having one made on purpose, Of immense
strength, with ample room and verge enough.
Il is also limited that Mr.. Sumner will OPP
pose this as establishing an inequality, and
as starting dangerous precedent Wash
inq!On te!e1rQm-Nelo York World.
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The Missouri Legislature reoentlya Dor
rowed joke from the Illinois Assembly,
and disposed of st. Louis by annexingit to
very small city on the north side Of the
Missouri river. The act was passed, too,
during quorum of the House. The st.
Louis delegation was absent, and only a
few of the members thought that the bill
was not a serious one until after the vote
wps taken
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The CATHOLIC CHURCH TROUBLE AT AU-
BURN, N. Y.-Auburn, n. Y, February Is.
The trial of several leading members of the
Catholic Church of the Holy Family for
disturbing divine services last Sunday re-
suited in their acquittsl-the jury being
cut only few minutes.
The complaint was made by Bishop Nc
Quade and the Rev. NJ. Kavanegh, who
were elected from the church, the congre-
CATION refusing to listen to them.
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THE CASE OF GEORGE S. Tw1TCHELL.-
Philadelphia, February 25.-In the case of
George S. Twitchell, Jr,, who is under SEN
tence of death for the murder of Mrs. Hill,
the Supreme Court in banc, having in
spected the record of the Court of Oyer and
Terminer, and having found no error, have
refused to allow the special allocatur prayed
for BY his counsel,
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THE MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE. = st.
Paul, MIMI, February 25.-The House of
Assembly yesterday evening voted down
the proposed woman's suffrage amendment
TO the constitution. The House passed the
bill removing the State capital to Kandi-
yohi county. The Governor will probably
veto it.
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FROM NEW YoRK.-Ne,o York, February
25.-This morning Haineman & Stether's
oil and water-color factory, Gold and Til
larry streets, Brooklyn, was burnt. Loss,
$4,000 on stock !; building owned by 7. c.
Lyman; loss, $4,000; all insured.
Five men were arrested in Jersey City
to-day for robbing George Tnkum (farmer)
of Dunkirk, of 81, 500 in greenbacks.
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NEGRO KILLED IN AMHERsT-ExCITE-
MENT AMONG THE NEGRoEs.-We learn
that negro by the name Of Dick Bennett
was killed near McIver's Station, in Am
herst, on Wednesday night, by white man
named Edward Quinlin. The origin Of the
affair seems to have been this: Not long
ago brother of Benefits was taken up
for horse stealing, and Quinlin was left in
charge of him. The negro attempted to
escape, and Quinlin fired on and wounded
him. 1t is said that in consequence of this
Dick Bennett made threats against the life
of Quinlin, which he heard of, and on We'd
nesday night went to the house of the de-
ceased, called him out, and shot him. The
affair caused o good deal Of excitement
among the colorcd population of that 10
calisy, and they turned out in large force
in pursuit Of The murderer, who had fled.
Colonel Cooley went over yesterday with n
force of fourteen men to attempt his arrest.
Quirln was q member Of the BcauregaCd
battery (of this city, during the war, and
was noted for his turbulence and intempc-
rance.-Lynchburg Fir9inian, 2Gh.
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MAINE Observation-Disclosures, Febru-
airy 25.-The bill for the promotion of
medical science, legalizing the study of
anatomy, by allowing physicians to legiti-
mately obtain subjects for dissection, was
passed in the Senate yesterday by vote
of ID to TO-
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Iatar from Gyaba.

HAVANA, February 26.-The news of
Roda superseding General Dulce causes
great excitement.
The steamer Cricket, which sailed from
Charleston, s. G., for Havana on the 9th
instant, not having arrived, it is supposed
she landed provisions on the coast for the
rebels.
The Government has ordered all avail
able troops to Cienfuegos and other me-
naced towns.
Sugar is quiet.
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4 New MEDICAL AGENT.-A CORE
spondent of the New York Post states that
the application of sifted dry earth to sup
purating wounds and sores has been tried
with most wonderful SUCCESS at the Penn
sylvania Hospital in Philadelphia. The
earth, ii is stated, not only removes the
offensive odor but also acts as healing
agent, and prevents Inflammation of the
parts to which It IL applied.
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The dwelling Of Mr.. Thomas D. Chill
dress, six miles from Chrietiansburg, in
Montgomery county. was entirely de-
gtroyed by fire last Monday morning. The
furniture, five hundred dollars in green
backs, several thousand dollars in notes,
bonds, and accounts, were lost. No insu-
rance.
We saw a letter yesterday from q dietin-
guished citizen of New Hampshire, saying
that ne desired to purchase a farm and To-
cate near Lynchburg. We hope he will
come. Such men rs he will be welcomed
here most cordially - VuginiGn.
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Mr.. Walter Robertson was drowned IN
attempting to cross the Rapidan river last
Thursday.-Na!ire FTginiGn.
DR.. H. G. Latham's son Henry (of Lynch
burg has had leg broken.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

TUST RECEIVED,
eD NEW-CROP ORANGES, LEMONS,
FIGS, DATES, RAISINA,
DEViLLED LOBSTERS
TONGUE, HAN.
CANNED TOMATOES.
For sale low. [ja27l W. W. TRIBBETT.
gUST RECEIVED AND IN STORE, 10C
% boxes Raisins, in whole, half, and quartz,
boxes; 10 CAGES Ssrdines, 90 drums OF Figs, q
barrels assorted Nuts, % boxes Lemons 10 barrels
Almonds, 20 boxes Oranges, 10 barrels Pickles,
Mince Neat Currants, Sultana Ratsins, Citrons,
&c.
Our CELEBRATED CANDIES are manufac.
tured daily In al their variety, and made TO order
In any desired size and shape. Also Common ant
Fancy Cakes, Pastry, &C., &c. Ornamental Cake;
made TO order.
Cakes In barrels win be sold to dealers at the low
est market rates. ZIMMER Il CO.,
ian 1879 Main street.
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Mr.. Bayard Taylor, in Putnam's Mega.
zine, is responsible. for the statement that
the largest kitchen in the world has been
erected on the banks OF the Uruguay river
in South America, for the purpose OF tur,
nishing the world with Liebigs extract OF
meat. 1t covers 10000 square feet each
Of the boilers will contain 10000 pounds
Of flesh, and eighty head Of cattle must DC
slaughtered every hour to supply them.
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The NEW YORK. LEe1sLArURE.-ABony
~ T., February 25.-In the Assembly to-
day a resolution urging the repeal by Con-
gress of the tenure of Office law was tabled.
A similar resolution is under discussion in
the State Senate.
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The fine barn and stable of Captain g..
C. Lincoln, at Big Spring, in this county,
was destroyed by fire on Friday night last.
Two fine horses persisted before they could
be re.cued. A large quantity of hay, some
sumac, and many other things Of value,
were consumed. -HarriSonbrg Common
2reuIh.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
DISABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, February 25.-House bill
relieving from political and legal disabili-
ties certain persons in the southern States
was Yesterday reported to the Senate by
Mr.. Stewart, of the Judiciary Committee.
amended by the addition Of number of
names, the following being from Virginia /:
John Otey Taylor, of Lynchburg; Will
liams c.. Wickham, of Hanover; D. w,
Iassitcr, E. O. Hinton. James 3. Stewart,
and John R. Hinton, Of Petersburg; Asa
Rogers and ". T. Bibb, Of Richmond !;
Mathew Harrison and Andrew Jackson
Bradfeld, of Loudoun; W. R. MILAN, Of
Fairfax John J. Chew, of Spotsylvanis :;
Alfred Chapman, of Alexandria J. N.
RYAN, of Staunton !; Dempsey Nash and N.
P.Young, Of Portsmouth W. Fl. B. Gusts,
Of Accomac; W. B. Sanford, Of Orange !;
Henry D. Flood, Of Amherst George T.
Old, of Norfolk w. II. Waller, of Pittsyl-
vania ". c. Booth and a. l. Adams, of
Amelia F. 7. jenkins, of Nottoway; and
James E. Gibson, Of Lee.
The committee, after agreeing to report
this bill, which is the second one passed by
the House of Representatives. decided, on
account of the near approach of the close Of
this session, to take no further action on
applications for the removal Of disabilities.
The Reconstruction Committee had q SEES
sion this morning, at which number of
applications for removal of disabilities
were considered; among them several from
Virginia, that were passed and ordered to
be put in the bill-the third one-which is
to he reported tomorrow. 1t is not at all
probable that either Of the bills reported,
or the one to be reported, will pass this
session, as each one is go amended that it
has to be returned to the body from which
it comes, to be in turn again amended and
sent back for concurrence. Thus it is that
while several have had their disabilities
removed by one or the other House of Con-
gress, none haze been reliepe9, for the reason
given, and none will probably be relieved
By this Congress.
Some OF the knowing Radicals here think
that while there will be failure to relieve
the people of the South of their disabilities
AZ this session general bill will be intro
duced at an early day Of the next session
relieving all, or nearly all excepting what
are termed leaders ~, which may pass.
The idea of acting upon individual cases is
considered absurd; and for this reason, and
with s desire to strengthen the new Ad-
ninistrati0n by adopting q lenient policy,
such course may, it is thought, be pur-
sued.
II hos been rumored here, but whether
the rumor has foundation or not is not
known, that at the beginning of the next
session bill will be introduced extending
the time in which removals have to be
made under the joint resolution for that
purpose TO thirty days longer, or say to the
middle Of April. This might save the
Judges, otherwise there is very slight
hope foT any Of them save Judge Harris
ii,radrip Gazette.
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james Mark, president Of the Mount
Carroll Illinois) bank, was drowned few
days ago while crossing swollen creek en-
horseback. He leaves an estate worth
$500, 900,
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DEATH OF Biaghan.ton,
N T., February 25.-The Rev. Charles Il.
Platt died here to-day. He was rector Of
Christ church in this city, and chaplain OF
tie Grand Lodge Of Free Masons OF the State
Of New York.
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A FINE CHURcH.--The northern Metho-
dists or Radicals have just finished q
church in Washington costing s25O,O0O. 1t
is political, Of course. General Grant and
Mr.. Chase are among the trustees.
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The receipts Of customs at the Treasury
Department FOR the week ending February
% are From Boston, l2,7S3.3S; from
New York, $3.50, 928.66; from Philadel-
phia, $2l4,0O3 O6; from New Orleans,
$l00l9l.37. Total, IS 52G, S0S.47.
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Suicide.

LOUISVILLE, February 26.-Thomas E.
Wilson, senior partner of Wilson, Isler s;
Co., druggists, committed suicide to-day
aged sixty-one years.