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THE GREAT Snow STORM AT CH1cAao.-
The Chicago papers state that the snow
storm which set in there and the surround
ing country on Saturday night was the
severest known for many years. 1t pre-
vailed for forty-eight hours with great fury.
The snow fell to the depth of over twenty
inches on level. Many of the streets were
impossible. and railway travel was for a
while entirely suspended. The storm was
almost equally severe at St. Louis, Milwau-
kee, and other places in that section of
fry
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EARTHQUAKE IN NEW ENGLAND.-Con-
cord, A. r., Jan. 1S.--A dispatch from La
COMA reports the shock of an earthquake
at 80 this morning, which made deep,
heavy, rumbling noise. The shock or ex.
plosion was also felt at Lake Village, and
so severe as to jar the houses, shake the
crockery. &c. The shock seemed to pass
from east to west.
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Cotton Narkets-rBY TELEGRAPH. !

THURSDAY, Jan. Is.-Afo5ile: Cotton quiet and
weak at ATE. receipts, L4sl bales exports coast
wise lle bales sales, 1000 bales: stock, 6l 62
bales. Charleston: Quiet ut Ha8H!c.; receipts,
5el BALE expoi Is t. Great Britain. 3s8 tales;
sales $40 bales ock, 3..557 baes Ns,p Orleans:
Weak, with fair demand at l.t9l5c. receipts.
O7s bales exports to Great Brl ain, 0. o5s bales
Tc:este. / 400 bales sales 0 coo b,les; stock,
| los, 25s bales. Norfolk: Quiet; l,w middliDgs.
| IA; receipts ,sA oales exports coassWise. 675
bales sales, $50 bales; stock, lisa bales.
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AUBURN, N. Y, Jan 1S.-A dispatch just
received from VIM. H. Seward by his family
says the party is in excellent health, and
that he is much stronger and better
than when he left home. The party was to
sail on the 10Th of December for Hong Kong
and Cantnn
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LEGAL DECIsIoE.-Judge Keith has lately
given judgment in case which is interest
ing to the farmers of this county. The ques-
ton involved the right Of the tenant to the
manure accumulated On the farm during his
term. In suit in which Alexander Hun
ter was plaintiff and Edward Grain the de-
PENDANT the judge decided that the out
going tenant has no right to the manure
and compost, and that for the tenant to sell
or carry it away was contrary to the rules
of good husbandry, illegal. and cannot be
sustained. The PLAINTIFFS injunction to
prevent the removal of the compost heap
NaS perpetuated, and the defendant ordered
to pay the cost of the suit.-Ale1andr1a Ca
zette.
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THE METHODIST Book CoNcERN.-Neto
York, Jan. 1S-The committee Of the
Northern Methodist Book Concern re-
manned in executive session up to four
o'clock, when they adjourned without ar-
irving at any definite conclusion.
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The total ratable value of London Is sGl9,-
3G7 ,S14. Last year 1t was Ell, 762, 9SO.-Bal-
timore Sun,
(But what do you mean by "ratable
value "?1
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LyNcHBURGER SHoT.-Mr. B. S. Fortune,
an old citizen Of this city, was seriously in
jured last week by being accidentally shot
with gun in the hands Of his nephew. 1t
appears that the two were out hunting at
point three miles from Howardsville. The
nephew shot at and killedwth hisrifle wild
turkey. Mr.. Fortune, being within range
of the gun, received the bullet in his left
arm, whence, taking somewhat circuitous
route, it penetrated the shoulder, and in.
flicted serious though it is hoped not fatal
wound. V1rginidn.
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SALE OF LAND.--A tract of land belonging
to the estate OF Mrs. A. E. Woodtin, about
six miles from this place, containing 500
acres, has recently been sold to MIR. George
Lestourjon, Of New Jersey, for the sum OF
S.. 5OO-Fdr7nyiNe Commonwealth,
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Rev. Tiberius G. Jones, ID. D., of Nor
folk, has accepted u call to the First Baptist
Church OF Nashville. He will leave Vir-
ginia about the last of next month.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE CITY ENGINEER.
PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
at this Office until MONDA the g9u III ,1i = W. y
at 1. NJ, Tor PLANNING SELEtIeD 1900
from -four to six inches in diameter, IN Aionfoe
pnuare their LII. to pe guaranteed
:. 20 I'd = - :. - City Engineer
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peaerxburS Markets.

Ian. u.s. Tobacco.--kece!pts improving ~ ~
ms1Est active. We quote priminks ~ Ss:0 Is
an 90 new fugs, prizaI, continue ~ % M
and sew Leaf AZ 4s@ slo.So, tho later tof o'''-
~f C5ponssles yesterday Of LEO bales At ise'
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DECL1NEp.-The Rev. Abner G. Hopkins,
of Charleston, Jefferson county, recently
invited by the Presbyterian Church of this
place to become their pastor, has declined
the calI.-FdrnlutLle Commonwealth.
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D1Ssd,LETlORs Il PARTNERSHIPS
DANIEL, CABELL e DANIEL,
IL ATTORNEYS AT Law,
No ll0a MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

IL ATTORNEYS AT IA~,
No. llOa MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
WILLIAM DANIEL, JR.. HENRY GoAL1EE
CABELL, eri JOHN W. DANIEL. have asso.
ciated III m.eires for the PRAETICE Of La W
in the Supreme Court OF Appeals, the CEcuit and
District Courts Of The United States, AID ali Iie
courts la and .or the CITY Of edmond.
William Daniel. Jr.. Will hencelo' til reside In
Richmond. Messrs. ". j. ". Daniel Will con.
tlnue TO attend The court5 IN which they now prsc'
tlce. Ja 10 luz
THE CO-PARTNERSH1P HERETO
4 FORE existing between the tlntcrsigncd Ia
hereby dissolved BY mutual consent, THOMAS
BAPfY wthdrs wing from the business II con-
searence of Other ARRANGEMENTS.
The firm viii be continued "a heretofore, under
the style Of BRANDGR & nCCAW, wLo ASSUME
the liabilities of said concern, and WIN sign ZIG
frm signature IN settlement I the busi cess
C. BRA MDES,
W. L. MCCAIN
THOMAS BAPTY.
BoTEToURT SPRINGS, ROANOKE COUNTY HA.'
Jan. 0, 1871. "a L-.et
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Foreign Markets-(By TELEGRApu.l
LONDON, Jan. l5-la0 P. A.-Consols, o.i;
'6%s, 0Ci.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. ISL 80 p A--Cotton easier,
but not lover; uplands, 7Y7ad.; orleans, otd.;
estimated sales, II, Ov0 bales.
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HToRTHERN HAY.-In store and Tor
~ saie 100 pales TIMOTHY Hay: cypop
- oNie' A y. P. LATHROt,
da "a 18th street, ut Draw-bFidge'
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JUDGE COCHRAN is not candidate for
Judge Johnston's position. On the con-
trary, if Dir. Johnston's name is presented
to the Legislature he will give him a cordial
support. Judge G. asserts no claims for the
place, nor is he an aspirant for it. We pre-
sumo that if it should so happen, in dis
organized contect for the honor, it should
fall to Judge Cochran, he would accept it.
StduntOn YlrQindn,
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LYNCHBURG, VA.

JAN. 1--WE quote:
a, Primings primings, slGsLas; good,
81 5o9*2; fine, $2@S3.
Lugs.-New, common to good, s37s4.so; good
shipping ID. so@S5: smoking yellow, $lo@S2o.
Old--IH hoasheads, $5Q8s0
Leaf.-ttew, Common short, s59Bs: good, sG@
&S; working, Ss@sl2: common wrappers, sing
a2sG*ao; fine smoking. $250S3o. Old--In hogs
heads--common, $e9tS; good, $s@$N.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY Gentlemen from
Prince William county, Va, report that
MIR. Luther Lynn, of that county, was sur
rounded in the road near Gainesville, few
days ago, by six colored men, and robbed
OF 81 900 which he had upon his person.
Mr.. Lynn had just received the money from
the post-office, or was about to mail it,
Alexandria Gazette.
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IT is rumored that an effort is being made
in Richmond to get up State Conservative
convention. What the object Is in calling
| convention ut this time has not TRANSFERRED.
We suppose some politician has aceumu-
lated too large supply of gas, and desires
to make an opportunity to blow of" q
little. The kuklux are quiet, and we amt
being reconstructed or anything, and there
is no possible good to be had Of conven-
ton at this time. Better wait a while.
Marion Herald.
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Capital Stock and surplus over. ...SS,UoO,VoU w
Investments in United States ....... 67,9So u
DEPOSITED with Treasurer OF Viz
ginia, registered honds........... 10000 0o
PACIFIC INSURANCE c !MPANY, OF CAL.
IFOkNIA.
Capital stock paid up gold ........Sl 0e0 90 co
Accommodations (gold) ...........-..... 7!0, 065 IL
POLICIES ISSUED IN GOLD OR CUEREN-
CT. .
Two HUNrR7D THOUSAND DOLLARS
deposited with the state Of New York Tor the ex-
ira security ~ poiicr-hClders.
THlhTI-tIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS with
Treasurer Of Virginia.
for the bis OF The Company, adding $50, oto, ot0
security.
Issue polio ES on real and personal property,
III city or country. throughout the Sta g. and mer-
chlnuiSe III irsit over land or sea, protecting
against lo2a damage.
Poic,s on BUILDI NGS for ono to five years.
htteatiGn Is specially called to the reduced rates,
rrcsPo:dinG with rates prevailing in oihef
ctaics s.!tl tirst-class companies.
Los &c equ!tAbly adjusted and promptly .pai
at this BRANCH OFFlcE. de 20 -Cndlm
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A VERY pleasant excitement, which for
some days has pervaded a large circle of
friends in our city. had its elimination this
morning in the marriage of DR.. Landon B.
Edwards aud Miss Mamie P. Rucker. The
bridegroom is the youngest son OF the Rev.
John E. Edwards, D. D., who was the Of
floating minister on the occasion, and the
bride is the daughter of Geo. N. Ruckerr,
Esq. proprietor of one Of our largest, old
est, and most reliable dry goods houses.
The hlppy event occurred at the residence
of the brides father. The entire party left
on the train for Richmond, to ENJOY the re-
cepton that awaits them in the pleasant
home of the doctor.-Lynchburg Letter.
Norfolk Journal.
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ST. LOUIS.


demand, and very light stock.
We quote : ew rugs $685. old, $4@$7; COM
mon dark new leaf, a4@,6: ditto old leaf, S7lFs /;
medium dark tsound) Leaf, So. 5o@blo; fair to good
wrapping leaf S2o@8a5 fancy bright new wrap
nj y leaf S4GE6 $50.
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IN N. WALKER Il CO.,
Ds FIRE, MARINE. AND INLAND
INSURANCE AGENTS.
ORANGES!
~ SWEET HAVANA

Just received on CONSIGNMENT lot OF SWEET
HAVANA ORANGES, which we offer ut the low
figured Of rs. 80 and Soc. per doz. They are the
a1est rece we'd in Richmond this wear.
A. PIZZINI, JR.,
ja20 sol Broad street.
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Tobacco Markets,

RICHMOND. VA.
JAN. 10. -Ths market Is more active than at tha
date OF our last report:
Lts5s.
Inferior to common dark............. 5000 5000
Medium to good dark 1000 500
1nlerlor TO common bright. 10000 1900
nlfdlum TO good right.............. l5.ooQ 5000
sun. cured s.0oQl 10. 90
Led.
Inferior to common dark ............. 1909 $50
Medium to good dark................. s.ooQ0 800
s E,ngilsn shipping..".........-- nominal.
Bright wrappers. medium to line. 81. oo@ 5000
Bright wrappers, extra.............. 7o.oo4 5000
Feo.
trimmings ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.0o0 400
brignL Observation-Disclosures. 10000 Is. 90
40. Wrappers. 20. QoO 10, 90
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ESTABLISHED Is IS.

IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IF LONDON.
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ONE-THIRD LOAN GIVEN

w. ID. fpCh ia Nj, PRESIDENT,
w. T. HOOKER, Vlce-President:
1. NcADAM. Secretary and Actuary;
CO: CLESCH, Assistant Secretary:
pEGGREss, and sTccEss, mark D and distl n
guish the management Of this HI company. M
General Agents for Virginia and North Carolina.
WILLIAM LCVANSTEIN,
Agent for Richmond
G. cApELL Medssl f Gxs anu Mah S'f ne:
NE UTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
NA 1Ncok aP6sihHAD 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF 10TH AND BANK STREETS,
ss snd
The quota for 1871 having been reduced, persons
having property to insure will find 1t to their inter-
II. A. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent.
JOHN Il. EANFukTH, Secretary.
HENRY y. DAEFoRTH, Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL Ii. PULLIAM, Collector.
7 WtEqEffH & + 1 EzxsoR'
y yE i pG gSR5P''
WILLIAM IL. HAXALL,
SAMUEL c: TAR I+DLY,
ALFRED T. HARRIS
GARRET F. WATSON,
GEORGE DAVIS,
WILLIAM II. PALMER. &C u
DIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND IN
n SURANCE.
aECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL 49,. ~..-.-.. vtooo,oo
CASH ASSETS (January j, IS70j..... e.OlT, s6s 81
BRANCH OFFICE, NO. 19l4 MAIN STREET.
We Issue POLICIES In the above first-class
company on every DESCRIPTION Of REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY for protection against
loss or damage by FIRE. MARINE and INLAND
RISKS taken to any point In the United States.
Policies GU brick buildings Issued for from one to
uve years.
equally reliable. Applications solicited.
fe2i u. N. WALKER IL CO., Agents.
N n. WALKER & CO.,
Ds FIRE, MARINE. AND INLAND
INSURANCE AGENTS.
OFFICE, NO. lOl4 MAIN STREET,
under Mesars. 8. Fl. msury d Co.
Buildings, merchandise, furniture, anu personal
property or ali kinds, in the city and country, III.
sursd against loss or damage by fire at the lowest
rates in companies OF the highest standing:
Tobacco in warehouses and 10 airline aud INLAND
r SKIS taken at the lowest rates.
Losoes eau!tably adjusted and promptly paid.
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STRANGE BEHAvIoR.--A stranger, tolera-
lily we'll dressed, laid himself down on
Washington street, near the intersection of
King, yesterday evening, and rolled him.
self on the ground as horses do, after which
he arose, shook himself, and walked off.
His remarkable behavior attracted many
witnesses, and was the occasion of much
comment. -ALerQnQr1a Gazette.
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able and convincing manner he showed to
them the Importance of the work in which
he il interested, and urged upon them their
obligation to enter upon 1t.
Last night the doctor addressed general
audience in the chapel Of the seminary.
He presented some very interesting facts,
showing the facilities now afforded the
Church for the propagation of the Gospel
among the heather, and what had already
been accomplished. Among others, this
remarkable one: that the churches in the
Sandwich Islands, which have but recently
been converted to Christianity, during the
past year gave more to the foreign mission
airy cause than the whole Southern Presby-
terrain Church
learn that several OF the students intend
TO devote themselves to this work, and it Is
supposed that others will be addedto the
number. X.
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NO. lIos MAIN STREET.
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LsaIsLAT1yE AppoRTIoNMENT.-Aca caucus
Of Conservative members has decided wise
ly, "a We think, that the Legislature has
the right TO diminish the number of Sena-
tors and Delegates constituting the General
Assembly. There ought to he very mate
rial reduction, both as measure Of econo-
my and to rectify the shameful gerrymander
of the State which was made by the Radi-
cal Convention. A wise apportionment
will !csislatc a large mass of the ignorance
now in the General Assembly, in the shape
OF untutored Africans, out Of the body,
and prove to be safeguard In the mat
ter Of future legislation. We hope that
Virginia will never have another Le-
gislature to cost what the present one has
aggregated, as compensation for the SER
vices of corn-feld negroes, and, in too many
cases, inferior white men. We could get
along better with half the number of the
right sort, and save large amount annual
" to the Taxpayers of the Commonwealth.
Let us see now how many good Conserve
| tives will consent to legislate themselves
ont, if need he, to subserve the interests OF
the State. We take it for granted that rs
| the policy Of the Radicals has been to IN
crease the number of offices none of that
| pcrsuasion-white, black, or tan-will vote
tor the reduction. But the Conservatives
should not hesitate. Virganadn.
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A DEEP-LAID PLoT.--We understand that
movement has been inaugurated. or,
rather, proposed, to induce the city of Pc
tersburg to sell its interest in the Peters,
burg and Weldon railroad. We are we'll
informed as to the primary objects of this
"new movement" and will simply state
that "this cock can't fight" We are not
vet prepared to render unto Mrs. Cesar the
things which are Caesars. - Petersburg
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HARIHE AHTELLH6EMCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JAN. 20, 1871.
Sun rises 7.o5 Moon rises. ........ g.
Sun sets .,,,,,,. ass High TIDE. 81
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INVITES FIRE AND MARINE RISES.

GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1889.
ALL POLICIES NON-FOEFEITABLE,
NNE-TEIRD LOAN GIVEN.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
John II. CLAIBORNE & CO.,

FIRE AHD MARINE INSURANCE AGENTS,
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PACIFIC INSURANCE c JMPANY, OF CA
IFOkNIA.
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REPORTED ILLNESS OF BLSMARCI

&c., &c., &c.
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Gus exertfons. Of the firemen thu h,,;,,,u-
was saved and the flames arrested n 49,
direction. aa - 'ai'
Adjoining Koopman's on the other .;do
were several frame buildings occupied as
stores. As the flames were extendin, n
that direction. it was deemed advisable r.
bloW up the first one, occupied by w. IT.
Henderson as dry goods and grocery
store, which was done, arresting the spread
Of the fire.
While the fremen were PLYING on the
burning embers second alarm of fire was
sounded, which was found to be the new
livery stables of Saggs 81 Co., situated about
three hundred yards from the first fire. on
the opposite side of Public Square, in rear
of the Mansion House. They were con.
sumed, together with very valuable race.
horse. The rest of the stock, some thirty
horses, was saved. The fremen confined
this fire to the stables.
Total loss about So, 900; insurance, S24,.
600. Both fires are supposed to be the work
Of incendarics.
The supply of water is exhausted. Il
there should be more work Of the fire fend
we will be at the mercy OF the flames.
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ESrGiCn Rfn,foa

MADRID, November ia domination of
senators and deputies in Attendance unon
the Cortes, with the Minister of the Crown
waited this morning upon King Amadeus,
ana presented their congratulations upon
the anniversary of his accession to the
throne Of spain. The King, in response,
gave the strongest assurances of his IA.
triotism and devotion TO the cause of re-.
covering for Spain her position among the
Powers Of Europe.
LoND November 17.-Strikes have
commenced III various parts of Spain in
obedience, it is reported, to signals from
abroad.
VIENNA, November 1T.-Count Won
Beust, eN-ChauceIlor OF the Empire, has
addressed circular TO the diplomatic agents
OF the Austro.Hungarlan Empire, resident
abroad, stating that his resignation was not
based upon any political grounds. but upon
reasons purely Of personal character.
PARIS, November IA dispatch from
Rome states that tie Holy Father has con-
sented to the conservation Of the church of
st. Swaire. He had hitherto refused to
permit the ceremony to be performed be-
cau>e the church WAS the private property
OF King Victor Emmanuel.
at st. PeterSburgh is vigorously engaged in
the enterprise OF RusSianizinS its provinces
OH the shores Of tie Baltic. 4 movement
towards this end is TO declare the Russian
the only official lanoulge to be used i'm
public derrnnS in the CUurta ana LII t0e
churches.
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Affairs in New York.

INV YORK, November 15.-The directors
Of the proposed viaduct railroad, including
Tweed, Sweeney, Bradley, Connolly, Hall,
OGorman, and Hank Smith, have all re-
signed. All the employees are suspended
except the secretary.
The residence of Mr. Nathan. who was
SO mysteriousIy murdered, Is being con-
Yerted into gambling hell.
Thirteen new cages Of cholera were re-
ported Yesterday on the hospital ship Della
ware, at the lower quarantine.
The board Of tire underwriters have taken
measures for the removal Of an immense
number of empty oil and gasoline barrels
near cooperage establishment in South
and Clinton streets, which are said to en-
danger The safety Of millions Of property.
Judge McCunn decided, in 4 ease OF =
forged check, that the bank paying it is
loser, though it is drawn on another insli-
tuition. The National Mechanics Banking
Association loses St5, 5G0.
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witb Inc privilege of purchasing the cable
In nnrch anety days. tItsays the proposition
land o umase the New York and Newfound-
ara IN AN London telegraph, whose lines
tertainedis e"ioundland, has not been en-.
IT.. THE STEAMER FaASKL1s.
ne agents of the Steamer Er,.,.u
s,aIe That the Passengers ars a dahh.nl ue-
iny. Tho al, s no signs of the cholera snread.
soon be hror ssse. IS iumigating, and win
r AohssiFf FOR UNITED STATES ,,u
count consequence Of the escano ~ 81
MarshaI s sers from Ludlow.Strest IN eme
attorna,s sharpe has called the otton.; jan.
bilitr ne aeneral Alderman to the D 49, oi
u, TIE RUSSIAN p1yrr
Po ne commodore of the Russian sto,uo-
severeat L.cpoIlS that he Experienced tha
9 nar,i storm he has ever tnom,, at the
pI,ie!nS company with the Syatiar Mh a mel
fn FIJI vessel must have encoun,arad s Inc
'u' "eatner TO be so long unheard of f. ''Ai'
POLITICS.
II. mayor Hall has stated that bo 10,
diticnai' resignation in his possession, con-
man ra, upon the appointment of o gentle.
dered an 10 himself. He has also ten.
Sweera",tp p1lnIments OF the successors to
missinna,, aelton, and Fields, rs com.
cnnsidariSs Oh parks, 20 Comptroller Green
forr1ers' lug mat, as the Democratic re-.
70 fiI ~ won the victory, they are entitled
oinoea ana direct party affairs.