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vvNS FROM WASHINGTON.

.n,.,<r,--ln the Senate, Thursday, q
,,,s .,kcn on the amendment OF Mr..
,,.,-,- 20 rcrcal the conditions imposed
was. , [.;rr;nia. which WAS lost by yeas %,
..s -, those voting in the affirmative be-
rc:s~<. Bavard, Casscrly, Conkling,
49, Ferry. Fowler. Hamilton, Johnston,
',-,~ N;ICrccrv, Nyc, Ross, Salisbury
,.', ,'~ Srraruc. Stewart, Stockton, Thur
~, rr,,,nhrll. Vickers, Warner, Wiley,
..-, Williams.
-, lewis. Of Virainis, was not present
..., ;hc vote v#s lahen on the above, or
.,c Niss;Ssir,jl,ill. Mr.. Johnston voted
.a.:jt.
81. .ls senate. on The lGih. says the New
- iIu-a> Washington correspondent
~. wiley showed good deal Of the Old
,... fire IN response 10 Messrs. Ed
r..... Morton. Offering an amendment
---,-I itc offensive condition OF the Vir-
49,. Ill. which will make an awkward
~ VI. L7wis.
r, nc Senate, Thursday, Mr.. Johnston
,...ra.el several applications for the re-
. .,, Of disabilities.
Ii, Johnston presented also memorial
= Ham and Mary College asking an ap-
..,,;9f'Gn from Congress in aid of re-
M The burnt buildings Of that -institu-
r..
tas-r,s$mcn Lewis, Aver, Plat, Booker,
...H Mckenzie. propose Il convention in
.,,roal 10 consolidate the two Tor three)
r.,.Ai.c4Y parties into one. 1t won't do.
,.r.,>lA.-N Montreal. Nelson county,
W.. Mary {. Gaines is appointed postmis-
,,.-. rtrS Osborne +. Stephens, resigned.
:, travel lin, Buckingham county, DR..
la.ri Rayarl is appointed postmaster
-. T.. &. Johnson, resigned.
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BaItimOre Cattle sTnrhos-

THURSDAY. February l7.-Beef Cattle. The Of
to 5o5 head ngsinst 1889 last week. Prfccs to-day
RANGED as follows: Old cows and scalswags at
shI56Ss. so ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows.
very best beeves at SsISs.7s q 100 bs.-the average
price being about $3.50, gross. The market was
moderately active ut an advance OF about laac. a
100 ibJ. on the rates Of last week. 49,
Sheep.-The supply during the past week has
been barely sufficient for the demand, and we no.
tice some activity with IN advance Of &c. u b. on
last weeks rates. Prices to-day ranged as FOL:
lows At4iG7!c. q b., gross for fair to good fat
sheep.
been In excess of the demand, and the market IL
extremely dull at decline Of fully soc. % leo Ds
from the rates or last week. Prices to. day ranged
as follows Stll-fed or slop hogs Mt Sll.75$Ie3s
and corn-fed ct yl;6ISl3 N 100 bs., net.
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Domestic asarkets-rBY TELEGR.pu1.


NEW YORK, February -Hoon.-Flour steady.
W heat dull and lc. lower. Corn firm. Pork
frmpr; mess, f20.75. Lard quiet at l5t@Slssc.
Cotton dull and declining Mt 2!3c. TurptntIne
quiet ut &c. Rosin steady at 1870 for common
and 52. 25 for strained.
Ereniag.-Cotton strongly favors buyers sales,
?. 100 bnlcS. Flour unchanged. Wheat dull at he
noon decline; winter red and amber western,
$l25Sl3o Corn scarce S S good inquiry
kettle, lcfil63c. Whiskey, 7s@7oc. Groceries
quiet. Freights unchanged.
BALTIMORE February ls.-Cotton lower at 24c
Flour and Wheat steady. Corn.dull white, Gag
95c.; yellow, e3Gi9ir. Oats. 53@55c. Rye, Csc.
Provisions irmer, but prices unchanged. Whls-
vlrsiaia o's-ola. 5os; 1868, SO lsc7s, SIS; cou-
pons, e..
CINCINNATI, February ls.-Corn unchanged.
Mess Pork, $o7.25 asked, 1927 offered. Shoulders.
l2sc., with no sales clear sides, 1st9g1G5c. Lard
irm with light demand.
ST. LOUIS, February 1s.-Corn declining
sacks mixed, 71@72c.; yellow, 72GQ7lc. Whiskey
STEADY ut sic. Pork firm at &27.50@IS27.75 Bacon
firm shoulders. 1ef@12sc; clear sides, lesc. LARD
dull and nominal.
WILMISGToN, n. G., February la..Spirits
IS. Rosin firm at .75@S3.l2a. Tar'steady at 81.
Cotton quiet at e2I23c.
CHARLESTON, February ls.-Cotton dull, IRE.
gular, and lower; nidulings, 93ic.; sales, 4o'
bales receipts, SCI bales.
AUGUSTA, February ls.-Cotton dull and lower
at 2S@23tc.; sales $50 bales receipts, Al bales.
SAVANNAH, February ls-Cotton, s3ic.; sales
$50 bales; receipts, ,5ii bales; exports, 2,'s:
bales.
MOBILE, February ls.-CottOn dull at esac.
sales 300 bales; receipts, l. O2 bales; exports
1856 bales.
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From John X. Gilliat & Co.'s Circular.
LONDON, 4 CROSBY SQUARE,

FEBRUARY q, 1870. }
The transactions In Tobacco during the past
month have been limited Manufacturers and
dealers supplied themselves freely on the SAM
pling of the last import; heEce we are not SUR
prised that q pause has ensued. Holders show
irmncss, and we see NO good cause why existing
prices should not DC maintained but tho demand
Is not likely to be rs active rs 1t was in Novem-
Der last, and shippers may have to exercise some
patience. Our monthly tables will show how sta.
tionary arc the deliveries Of strips, clearly dc.
monstratlng that prices are as high rs they can
successfully be raised and should supplies later
In the year prove excessive in proportion 10 the
out-goings, prices will have to be regulated &C,
coriingly. The supply OF western factory-drieo
leaf is SIN all, and imports would find BUYERS, but
only at prices relatively to strips, OF which the
supply is ample
QUOTATIONS.. R
Virginid.-I eaf-Common. stale heated, 32G
3D. sound to good and fine, 53I9d. bright fancy.
said. Stemmed-Common to good and fine, GIG
lid. I
Western. faded to middling export
3M4sd. sound dry, common to good cutting, 49
3D.; good to fine and bright color. sa@9!d.
stenmcd- Common to good and fine, G@sd. Sc
lections, 06D10sd.
MARYLAND and Ohio. 81. 74G9d.
Negrohead and CavendSh. 3, 12N1ad.
Cotton Is in good demand, still 1t Is rare tn see
shipments ma Ike anything like adequate re, urns to
shipperc. Mills arc working full time with more
satisfactory results.
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n,.,sr:xC THE OFFICERS OF THE REvE-
>rs.--Na. William Mallcn, proprietor OF a
....... ... Establishment. was arrested yester-
~, t5~ ,g.iStiug Supervisor Presbrey and
'r..or Wilcox, Of the Internal revenue
,E;.c. It j. stated that these officers en-
4. c: Mr.. Ma!icn's store TO make inquiry
examination as to his compliance with
r.. v..,ious requirements Of the law in re-
~ "a The al. OF tobacco aud liquor. Mr..
,'.N.N. not 9cogniLiug their right to ex-
.-,,n INTO his business and search his
..,r fscs, offered them some resistance, and
Is vii, having come to bis rescue, they
..,, q finn stand, and induced the officers
f.. retire in good order. Mr.. Mallen was
r.a..:acd ty Commissioner Buffum, who
...., him cn 70 be tried before Commissioner
.hgon. al Richmond. In default of bail
r .G9l lie was committed: and will be
..rfaye0 to Richmond this morning.
NJ alc well assured that Mr.. Mallen,
NO las the reputation Of worthy and
lfg-ai:, lin. citizen, would not have resisted
lie cheers ci The Department had he
..,.5wI they were armed with the authority
10 investigate his books and inspect his pre-
ME- without restraint. For the benefit
Il III ,ersons who may lie exposed to the
,.Mc hanger OF ignorant opposition to the
l.w. VIC NAV state that such powers are
conferred ~ sections 81 and 3S, act OF
j;ly L.. Len, on all officers ard agents OF
ill.,. Ic,cauc service, under certain ccndl-
,ia"@ an! ritAir certain restrictions therein
It. forth. And for every offence in esist-
INK or even ohiccting 20 such examinations
;ar hnc Of 500 Is prescribed. -LW'chjerg
L.. ..,l.l.nltn
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MlssouRI-St. Louis, February IT,
The boiler in the Union Railway Car Works
of H. NJ. Woodward, on De Kalb street, in
the extreme lower portion of the city, ex-
ploded with terrific force about 2 o'clock to-
day. F. Kergen, Frank Collins, Paul
Debow, and the engineer, were killed, and
several others were scalded or injured by
the falling bricks and timbers.
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A FAMILY POISONED IN CHICAG0.-Ch;-
cago, H., February l6.-A Holland family
named Bankema, residing at Al Lake street,
consisting Of husband, wife, and two chill
dren, were last night poisoned in some mys-
terious manner. 1t is supposed the poison
was contained in some mush which was
found standing on the stove. When disco
ycred the wife and one child were dead,
and it is probable that the other child will
die. The man will recover. The case will
be investigated tonight.
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The BasfIe or the H1ayors IA sF0hssa.

80 Alsssssle OF the Mayors i7a Mobile
/. MOBILE, ALA., February ls.---Judge FL
. y. te-dsy committed Mayor Price to jail
LOT refusing to give up the offse-books and
- ,aaa q sne mayoralty to Harrington, and
a -, asea 20 grant any appeal, though se-
stad ~ ~ ian any amount was offered. He pock-
essu sIe oili OIL exceptions offered by Prices
counsel, remarking that he would look at
them at ms leisure, and took the train for
montgomery: His conduct on the bench in
the trial of the case is denounced by law
yers and citizens generally. 49,"
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,TIELEGRAPHIo NEWS.
New York stock and MONEY :, Marl1e,

NO" AoKn SIOUX anG money MaFAeS'
NEW YORK, February ls--Noo,,. Stocks dull
Money easy at sGop per cent Sterling Exchange
Long, losi short iosa. Gold list. s-2e's, 90
pons, liz. Tennessee ex"coupons, sci; new.
&ss. Virginia ss--Ex-coupons,s 2a new, esq. Lou
isiana os-Old, 7os: new, eos; 1erce e's col s's,
80. Alabama s's. o.; s's, 81. Georgia s's, 81
rs, 90. North Carolina s's-old. DC new, 2st. rs
Euenfng. Money easy Mt 5@s per cent. Sterling
Exchange dull at 1854. Gold dull mt 1los@1lqt
Governments steady. Southern securities dull.
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SrDDEN DEATH.-A sudden death occur
red yesterday, at Greenmount cemetery,
under very pathetic circumstances. Mrs.
Avice Thompson had gone to the cemetery
to visit the grave of her husband, and was
taken i'll just before entering the gate, and
died in q few minutes at the entrance, in
the gate-keeper's parlor.-Bahimore iSan
ISL
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Total. ,43S

Tirginia.-Iest-' rdinary and faded. 46Sd.
ordinary sound, fair dry lcafy, c@7d.; good and
fine, 9@lOd Stemmed-Ordinary short dry, 90
lFfstera.- Ordinary exports, sl4d.; fine
dark Africans 7@Sd.: ordinary Africans: e@esd.;
mddlng to fine dry, 5G973d.; selected and ,colory,
good, 7G9ld.: fine selections. sGllOd.
Nuruldnds. Common to tine, d0ed.
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Masquerading as New 0r,eara

New ORLEANS, February ls.-The Mystic
Crew OF Comus will make their annual pa
rade on the night Of March LIST. The exhi-
bition this year will far surpass anything
yet attempted by this time-honored Society.
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Financial and Commercial.
ssrain ONO Flour Market.
COIN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA, February l8, 1870.

CORN AND FLOUR E1CHAEGEfl
RICHMOND. VA, February is, 1870.
OFFERINGS.
Whe1t--white. 500 bushels Red, sss bushels.
eorr.-White, $50 bushels. Mixed, 2si bushels.
OdtS.-2. 65S bushels. n M Il
RYe.-s2 bushels. ~ SEl,q.,a
MenL.-eS bushels. ,.s 81
SALES.
Wheat.-White, 24o bushels very good as 81. ~
80 bushels very good Mt SLAB % bushels prime
Sl.45-total, 500 bushels. Red. % bushels yer.
good at 81 32t: 200 bushels very good ut sl.s 8
bushels fair ut S17i 20 bushels inferior ut a1.os
% bushels iair mt 91.30--total, i3t bushels. /,
(, Corn.-White. 214 bushels on private terms: %
bushels prime ut 94e.; 80 bushels good on privat
terms; los bushels very good Mt 95c.-total, Gs
bnesels. Mixed 100 bushels prime a. S7sc. 46 bush
els damp at 99c.-.otal, 1as bushels. sa.5ii fE
, OfnS:,sa2 bushels prime on private terms
ousheis nlack on private terms-tetaI $50 bushels
a. e.-.a bushels good at 81; 10 bushels tnferfo
Msdk.-2o bushels ST CSC.
RE-ExHrBITEp. go
Whe1t.-Red. 100 bnshels 60. ~
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Earthquake at San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, February lS.-There
was. an earthquake at noon yesterday, last
ing seven seconds, which caused an intense
panic, but no injury.
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The Monarch.

ANNAPOLIS, MD., February 1S.-The
British frigate Monarch is detained in the
bay by the fog and storm.
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Death Of Journalists.

New YORK, February 1s.-Henry C.
sweetzer, well-known journalist, is dead.
LOUISVILLE, February 1S.-Charles D.
Kirk, the Se-de-kay" of the Louisville
press, is dead, aged thirty-seven years.
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.tnRfST&D.--Alr. Charles ". Simpson,
ST., was on yesterday arrested by United
States Detective J. Beach on q warrant issued
~ Commissioner Chahoon, of Richmond.
Ii, is charged with consriring TO defraud
iia Government OF tax on distilled spirits
ana ,ohlcco. Mr.. Simpson was an officer
e.! .ac lenartmcnt under the administra-
ION of President Johnson, and these
c.a.-cs have long been pending against
Uim. Iie las recently returned from a
Jr.p to Europe. Mr.. Simpson will be car
rir'l 10 Richmond this morning.-Lynch-
@,tu n.T"'djcGr, 2SM.
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PHILADELPHIA, February lS.-It has
rained furiously all day, closing with thun-
der and lightning tonight.
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From John Stewart Oxley's Monthly Tobacco
Circular. - j !.

LIVERPOOL, February 9, 1870;
Since our last report, dated 4Lh ultmo. . fair
average business has been done in this Tobacco
| market, chiefly during the latter half OF the
month.
Virginia sterumcd was little inquired for, but Tor
leaf or that growth there was more dem no. eI-
tending oyer the various grades constituting the
stock. -.
good business was done In dry western levi.
and The assortment sale is now greatly rec uced'
Strips taken in retailpuantities by the traue
aud In all cases ut full quoted rates. 6tarylanas
continue scarce, and colory sorts are mhch
,frI
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! THr 10 etcHNoSD.-Dcputy Marshal
Tc"iinaa viii depart for Richmond this
raosr,gr. having in custody the following
,rG;ics: Mr.. William Mallcn, Mr.. T. V.
:fran@e, Mr.. C.. ". Simpson, ST., and Mr..
Nil.ia.a II. II. Price. The three cases we
Lave elsewhere reported. Price Tor Tricel
j. mail agent on the Southside railroad,
and j.. charged with smuggling tobacco
w;;.ou, proper regard for the tax due the
,!oyarnmcnt. and other like considerations.
Ln.cht.aY Republicans.
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DISTINGUISHED DEPARTUREs.-Au en-
ployment agent who passed through this
city day or two ago with o hundred hands
he had collected in the border counties OF
Virginia and North Carolina to work on
farms in the South had among the number
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The Petersburg Index thinks that the dog
tax will not be constitutional under the new
Constitution.
Vice-President Colfax is to deliver m
grafton TO the Odd-Fellows at Fredericks-
burg at an early day.
J. B. Hunter, ESQ, challenged both John
Goode, Jr., and j. ". Hinton for remarks
made concerning him in court. Both de-
clined to fight.
The people of Lunenburg have resolved
that every debtor be required to pay for all
debts contracted before the war in proper
ton to what he was worth at the date of the
contract compared with what he is now
worth.
Mr.. Alexander W. Weddell, of Peters
burg, Va, was ordained deacon on Sunday
last in the chapel of the Theological Semi
nary, Alexandria, by the Right Rev. Bishop
Johns. Mr.. Weddell will, for the next few
months, assist Rev. Mr.. Dudley, of Christ
church, Baltimore.
The rolling mills company of Lynchburg
has recently closed contracts with the
Chesapeake and Ohio, the Orange and Alex
andria, and the three railroads composing
General Mahone's consolidation, to supply
them with large quantities of new rails
with which to repair and replace their
tracks.
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Snow.Sform i'm Memphis.
The weafher7NOrth,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, February l8.-There
was furious snow storm yesterday.
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WINES ARD LIQUORS.

WINES And LIQUORS.
pURE OLD MADEIRA,
L SICILY Madeira,
PORT and SHERRY WINES,
PURE OLD FRENCH BRANDY,
APPLE BRANDY, Of fine Quality
F1SIH'S PURE OLDRYE WHISKEY,
BOWEN WHIoKEY "a popular brand),
and other Liquors, ut J. Is. kIDD'S,
fes successor to T.. d. Tompkiis.
On BARRELS PURE OLD RYE
~ WHISKEY,
10 barrels FINCH'S GOLDEN WEDDING,
Is barrels PIXIES MAGNOLIA,
Is barrels 1kE'S xxx,
10 barrels BRA NDY and GIN,
In store and for sale 10y
ja3 John NJ. HIGGINS.
uENNEssEY BRANDY-Our own i'm
Ill portation-just arriving. For sale by
ia 10 S. G. TARDY & CO.
u & j. BURKE'S IRISH WHIsKEY.
II. A few cases or this celebrated WHIskEY-
the oldest and very hest ported. For sale by
jal 10 5. G. TARijY q co.
BORT. SHERRY, AND MADEIRA
L WINEs.-We are just landing-of oIr own
impertation--an invoice OF above WINES, part
.. ja sn''n . 'n0i'e' s. G. TARDY & co.
TUINNESss STOUT AND YOUNG
Burke, Dublin and William Younger q Co.,
Ednbrs; our Own importation A Eg5 saie em
3sR n ~ tA W.
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4 SHERlFFs. HORSE LEVIED on BY HIS
DEprrY.-SherifF Dodamead, of Halifax,
undertook to keep store some time ago, and
did not pay his license tax. lie busted up,
and an execution having been issued against
him his deputy few days ago levied on
his horse and seized it for the tax. wen,
the sheriffs have seized nearly everybody
else's property, and we don't see why theirs
should not be seized sometimes. - me
Rnnn0Lc tnLLeu
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The Georgia Senators Elect.
Telegraph Cable.

The United States steamer Yantic sails
tomorrow for st. Thomas. She will make
soundings for telegraph cable from St.
Thomas to Havana, after which she will lay
tho cah1a
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one negro who had been one Of Holden's
magistrates, another who had figured as
president of a registration board, and o
third who had served the State as teacher
IN one OF thepublic schools. They had all lost
their places and gotten out OF the elbows,
and professed to be willing to earn an hon.
est living by the labor of their hands and
the sweat of their brows. Such spirit of
submission deserves high praise.-Lyach-
bMr0 Rennhlicnn.
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EE-EAHIHlTEp.
Whent.-Red. 100 bnshels,
Corn.-Mixcd. 100 bushels.
Oats.-l, 2s0 bushels. :
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ClIrruy fcRGE COMMITTEE. Captain
T.olna. i. Houston, in behalf Of the james
Giyer VALLEY delegation, and Mr.. Fletcher
II. MAYS, in behalf Of the Botetourt county
Delegation, have been appointed members
If lie committee to visit Richmond
and memorabilia the Legislature in
:hc interests of the Lynchburg and Clifton
Forge railroad in addition to those named
in the Di$potch Of yesterday.
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REMOVAL OF RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.
We have been requested to state that n
meeting of the trustees of Randolph Macon
College and of the people of the county
will be held at our next county court to
take some action with regard to the removal
Of that institution from our midst. Now
that we are having civil law restored to us,
Jet lis endeayor to assert our rights, which
have been SO nagrantly violated, and to
protect ourselves against the effort which
is bein. made to convert our property into
pandemonium for insane negroes. This
last act Of the gentlemen who, by force OF
military law, have wrested from us our
properly is the browning act OF all; 1t
shows us 10 what lengths men will 60 when
they have once departed from from princi-
pie. We are panied when we think that
gentlemen of their high position can per
suade themselves that, claw or no law, !"
they can trample the rights of minority
under toot.-Boydton Tobacco Plant.
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LAND SALEs.-To Samuel Heller, ESQ.,,
Of Scranton, Pa, Sanford Bates's farm Of
zoo acres, on the old turnpike, in Spotsyl-
vania, for s4,5oo-s2,50O cash. Eighty
acres Of land in Stafford county, twelve
miles from Fredericksburg, part of the
knstsce land, to J. II. Crossman, of Wash
'ngton, D. c., for $3.50 cash. One hundred
md seventy acres, part of William s.
Chambers farm, to Nelson Randall, Of
New York, at $40 per acre. One hundred
acres, part Of George W. Burke's farm, to
Henry X. Moye|, of Allentown, Lehigh
county, Pa, at $40 per acre. Both of these
tracts locatcd.near Guiney's station; with
out improvcments.-Fredericksb'ug Ledger
md Ne1rs.
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DOCKS AND STATIONERY.-JoHN
~ II. WALSH, 4le Broad street. takes pleasure
TO inform the public that he has now in stock full
assortment Of BOOKS AND STATIONERY In
all its branches, hicI he Is prepared TO sell ht
very low prices. Alsoa fine selection OF Writing
Desks, Portfolios, Albums, Chromos, Gold Pens,
&C. A call Is solicited. ja1
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JUDGE LYNCH.-We learn that man
named Gwinn, living near Appomattox
Courthouse, who is the father-in-law OF
Nixon. arrested here last fall for horse
stealing. was waited upon last week by a
,a.ty Of citizens Of the neighborhood
whose hog-pens Gwinn had been depreda-
tag upon, and ordered to leave the county
in five days, or take the consequences OF
punishment inflicted by Judge Lynch's
code. The last day of grace accorded
Gwnn expired Wednesday night, and not
leaving as he was ordered, the same party
waited on him again yesterday for the pur-
pose of lyncling him, but the culprit got
wind OF their coming and took sudden
leave, iy ing to parts unknown. Should he
return again lie Will probably DC roughly
dealt with.-IvuchJur1 NcpS.
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} HHINA TEA SETs.--The largest assoft
j rnent to be found In the city. Can and exam.
Inc them q, GEORGE 2: GARYfs, ss5
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DICH PLATED TEA sETs-OF NEW
III and rich dcsigus-jnst received and for sale al
the lowest prices. GEORGE O.. GARY,
ia q nur0site nost-Of3ica.
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WASHINGTON, February ls.-The revenue
receipts to-day were s392,00
The Foreign Relations Committee will re-
port resolution for preserving absolute
neutrality in the war between Spain and
Cuba. sa.-
Messrs. Harris, Mckee, Morphis, and
Pierce, members Of Congress from Missis-
sippi, desire the President to delay signing
the bill admitting that State.
There was a full Cabinet meeting to-day.
The Peabody trustees have appropriated
ael, 900 to be expended by September next.
It has beensraining hard all day, and ia
now 90 o'clock y. M;) slesting.