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nsSeprcrrvr TORNADO IN MIssoURI.-St.

Destructive TORNADO IN MIssoUR1.-St'
Louis, Feb. IA tornado passed over JEFF
terson City last night. lasting about thirty
minutes. Portions OF the pcnitentlary, were
unroofed and part of its wall blown down,
niuring the engine-house so that work II
stoppcd in the shops operated by steam
Damage to the building, about Sl5,O0
The roofs of Lincoln Institute and other
buildings were partially removed, ana con,
siderable other damage was done: A sllaro
at the penitentiary was fatally injured oy
falling timberS.
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Boston Affairs-C0unterfei Money
Food for France. &c.

BosToN, Feb. 25.--The preliminary eX.
animation to-day of Everett j. Oba and
Jno. n. Harvey, arrested yesterday for
passing counterfeit money, resulted in
their being held for trial. The notes were
good limitations on the Chester County Ma
tional Bank at Peekskill, \. I. The detec.
tiyes think the case will lead to discoveries
of great magnitude. .......-..
The steamer Frouditer, with supplies fol-
France, is loaded and sails Wednesday.
The embeZZlement at the Webster Bank
amounts to 1000. Daniel, the cashier,
who was implicated, has left the city.
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BY Lyme Il Brother,
- Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
1919 Main street. a.

GALE OF, A VALUABLE HOUSE AND I
" LIT ON UNION HfLL.-.By virtue OF q decd
Of trust executed to- ME by William T. Melton,
day or April, 1862 and recorded In the clerks
oficeof the Hastings Court OF kichmond aud at
Tie request Of the beneficiary in SAID deed shall
O'Clock Z. NJ, TO sell at public auction, on the
premises the property conveyed 10 the said deed
TO wit: HOUSEAND LOT on Union Hill and
Within the newly. extended limits Of the city Of
Richmond. rear Union Station Church. on the
east side Of 2tth street, between and streets.
TEENS; Cash as to the sum Of Se3s 50, with inter-
est thereon frOIn the 9Th day of January. 1862 and
sJfficient sum TO pay the COSTS Of sale and Of y
deed TO the purchaser: as tn the residue. upon
sch terms us the said William T. Melton, trustee,
NAV pre- crlbe on the day or SALE or In default or
such drec ion, upon such terms AS the nnder-
signed may think proper. J. ..sra S
LYME G BROTHER = ucts. fe 27-td9
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Railroad Matters in South Carolina
SOuth Carolina Finances,

CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. 25.-The Senate
to-day, by Il large majority, passed to its
second reading il bill repeating the act
which gave the States endorsement to
81, 600, 900 of the Blue Ridge railroad bonds
sinking fund Of 100000 yearly for the
extinction Of the State debt.
The House is considering a bill to con-
vert the present debt into sterling bonds
and prohibit the creation of any additional
debt without it is ratified by a two-third
popular vote.
The feeling Of the Legislature is growing
strong in favor Of financial reform.
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COMMERCIAL. 1ss az
| CORN AND FLouR EXCHANGE, 1
sB1CRMoNDsr Va, Feb g. 1871. -@-~fs

- - BIcRMosDT VAs,' ,Feb.- as, is7l.--fe
l.,,.s OFFERINGS. Y
WHsd.-Whlte. I 20! biuis6cls. Rad f,'aa busfe1s
gsaaa '1,Wnite, $40 bushels. yellow, loa bushels
0dts. i. s7s btishels. - -
| Bye ~ bushels. -. ). =. y
sMenL--i6 bushels. go
ScTeenfngs.-l5 bushels.
I -. Rhsat,-Whlte, 40 bushels mixed at aI.75; 2
4 1usnels dn:nased at a1.5g; IS bushels prime ri
4 81 S23 SO bushels damaged on private terms !,
sles 30 bushels very GOOD dc al rs To- bushels IN
| Ierior at $40; so bushels inferior on private
Terms % bushels common at s1.5o: 100 bushels
fair on private terms. Total. 03s bushels.
Wheut.-Red, 12a bushels very good ut Sl.75:
liz bushels fair at sIes 60 bushels weevil- eaten
srms s2 bushels very bad at 75c.; 1853 bushels In
1c ,s Mt SLa7s bushels very inferior at sIlo
az o. bushels at !e2 bushels very inferior 'ai
20 bushels very Inf, rior at s12o 10 bushels
at 81. 90: 40 bushels at sIss; $50 bushels good al
81 57s Total. 81 $40 bushels. .-. .-,.-r-.s ..s
Corr White, 40 bushels fair at Soc; OF bushels
eS. bushels. yellow. lo4 bushels prime at 1sc.
Mixed 34e bushels very good at SOC: -.'.
sood inter- s sosa w ss eus n G
very good at se,.; i5G bushels prime at s7c. l52
Dnahels at sac. Total. 1882 bushels.
fHe-2s 'shels good atssc. ....' -
ocTeeningS.-l6 bushels at soc.
RE-EXHIBITED. ...,.....-. :..-
Wheat-White, Clio bushels. Red, esd bushels.
Corn white. lilo bushels. -'.'.'-'
Odts.-3iG bushels. Isl =. .--'-.-.'''..-. .
...--. a...-.. REMARKS. ..- -..-. .....
The wheat m arket o-day opened at the closing
decline of the preceding day, The market was
irregular, and there was more disposition on the
part of sellers to come to buyers terms. Accord
ingly. sales were active and very large, pgQpQE-
ton Of Whit was oifared Nas.5s6 Towards the
close the market, as on the preceding day, grew
weaker, and good" red sold at $l57a. Corn,
too, WAS irregular; white opened at SOC. for
fair and closed at the same figure for every
GOODS Oats were more active than ON the pre-
ceding day, aud good samples, whether for seed or
other purposes, were firm. Trashy oats is bnt
little sought for. The offerings of rye are very
snar1. This rnay arise rr1mfthu notion on the
part of FARMERS and holders they. viii get a
higher figure by and by; but as there is ashppipg
demand here now.s demand witch may cease at
,anymoment--:we advise holders to pnt it on the
Market Flour dull some fsw dray loads'of ex-
tra sellatS7:5e; but they are choice brands. :
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Central Smerrcnn News

New York, Feb. ,25.-Advices from Pan.
anna say the State troops have been defeat
ed by the Government troops of Colombia.
Commander seifridge's' surveying party
lis progressing sWalLc -.
E Honduras: :Hes declared war against Sal
vadof,; and feeble engagements are taking
place. -. <.....,'
!. THE Central American coffee crop i'd short.
h Adviees' from Ohiii soy. the electlois Of the
anti. Church candidates are certain. .ss
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This has been "pay week. for the CheS-
apeake and Chic railroad, and the streets
of Charleston have presented a more lively
appearance than usual. Work on the road
is being pushed forward with all the Vlgor
possible -Hain,rha Republican.
The condition of Mr.. John G. Meem,
who was partially paralyzed on Thursday
WIS much improved last night. and his
speedy recovery is confidently hoped fol-
LyRchbu1g NerS.
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BY Cook q Laughton, Auct!oneers
Corner Franklin and Governor streets.

DAELOR BILLIARD TABLE AND
I HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &C., AT
U ESDAY, the 2sth inst, at lo3
O'Clock. we will sell ut the residence corner OF
Fr.inhIIn and Adams streets. 80.
- One rHsLhN& .COLLEVAER'S PAhLoE
BILLIARD TABLE. with balls, cues, &C.;
go One IMITATION ROSEWOOD CHAMBEf
49, SUIT .----..e-. 7 - 81
MAkoLE-TOP BUREAUS and WASH
- STANDS .'.....
JENNY lind and IRON BEDSTEADS,
with ex ce!lent spring and hair mattresses
OAK HhT-SACk, with marble centred piece;
SPaJN SEAT DINING-ROOM. Chairs,
covered with Eeps
CROEkERY, GLASSWARE. and other,
. fc 81 CU1K & EAUGHTOH, Auct'rs. !.
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RETuRNiSG.-We understand that many
persons ire returning to their former homes
in the Valley. As Il general rule they arc
laboring men, who emigrated to newer
countries in search Of work. Times being
as hard there as here, they have returncd.-
Winchester Ners.
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The Loss Of the steamship Quak er
= CITY,

New YORK, Feb. 25.-The steamer Qua
ker City, which was lost on her way from
st. Domingo to this city, was abandoned so
miles east of Cape Lookout on the 18th in
slant. She was on her beam ends, with Is
feet of water in her hold. Her smoke-stacks
had been carried away, and her fires put
landed at Bermudas The Quaker City was
a Haytien war vessel, and was sailing under
the name of :" LIZ Republiaue.O - $3.50.
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ExTEsr ERoH-wzsH1neror.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-aennte Before
the Senate adjourned last night It passed the
enforcement bill flor the "purity of cleo.
lions y by q strict party vote, with the ex-
ceptior or Mr.. Trumbull, who voted In, the
negative. SRa E1a3
The bill revising the laws and regulations
regarding patents and copyrights was also
passed.
Mr.. Trumbull offered resolution to pay
Senators Hill and Miller, of Georgia, from
the date of their election. in 1888, and COM
pensation to Whitley and Farrow from the
date Of their election until the Senate! de-
clared against them. No action was taken
on it.
A committee of conference was ordered
on the Texas Pacific railroad, and Senator'S
Howard, Kellogg, and Flanagan. were ap-
The Post-ofice appropriation was consid-
House.-A resolution paying the widow
of w. j. Leftwich, the contestant for the
seat from the Memphis Tenn.) district
y, BOO was adopted.
The Committee on Commerce reported
substitute for the Senate bill amendatory of
the act declaring the bridges on the New
Orleans, Mobile and Chattanooga railroads
post RAIDS, was adopted, and the bill
passed. , r.l
The omnibus appropriation bill was re-
sumed. 1.a. .
....... The Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-0Ece Chief Of
fcer Of Signal Bureau, .4:35s p. M-The
storm which yesterday passed over the
lakes into Canada is to- day followed by q
diminution Of pressure, and rains are adj
vancing from Texas and the plains. The
lowest barometk now at IN ashvilIe and
Memphis, and fhe. maximum pressure is
in PennsyI sand Wisconsin, and thence
diminishing-as ne proceed to the north and,
east. It is noWsraining lightly from Indi-
ana to New Jersey. II Tesh southeast winds
on the Gulf coast. 0nE the Gulf coast on
the Atlantic AID lakes, fresh and gentle
southwest winds prevail. The tempera-
ture Is rising or the north and east Of the
storm centre. sf,..sZ g: -...,
Is. Probatfltties 1T, is probable that de-
Gided fall of. thes barometer will be eXpe:.
rienced on the lower lakes and East Atlan-'
tic, followed by high winds on Sunday
night. Fair weather is indicated for the.
Gulf. > a u-s 4 &ts -. :,
Virginia Nominations Confirmed.
WAsH1NsToN,s Feb. 25.-,Flie Senate to-.
day confirmed IA. T. Lathrop collector of
the 4th Virginia district, Johns. Witcher
collector of the 3D. West Virginia district,
and D. w. Massey collector Of customs at
n n
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Cuba.

HAVANA, Feb. 25.-Valmaseda, has re-
turned to the city. Junocenza Casanova,
a passenger BY the steamer. City of Mexico
from New York. has been forbidden to re-
main here, and ordered to reembark. ....
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Cotton Markets-LBY .TELEGRArn.'

SATURDAY, Feb. 95.-Ne,oi Orleans: Steady,
with affair demand at .14s01asc.; receipts, 8 500
bales; exports to Great Brftatn,s aSSa bales
Cork. 1895 bales Cronstadt, 86c bales; coast
wse, Lois bales sales, $3.50 baldb stock 2Se,ads
bales. Charleston. Quiet at 143GDl4sc receipts,
1,2lS bales exports to Treat. BcItatu la71 bales
coastwise, $50 bales sales, 400 bales; stock il
le1 bales. Norfolk. Steady. low mlddlings, l3iG
lac receipts. .I7M balss.$expoIts> .coastwise,
loso bales; sales, $50 balssi stock. ,ssa bales
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TELEGRsA.pHTg5NfEWs..
New york stock and Money Marke

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK. Feb: 3D. Southern securities dun;
with but little change; Tennessee e!s, "a new, IL
Virginia 6's $50 new. e. Louisiana 6s, 90 new.
81. Levee 6's. s ss, ss. Alabama $50, osa: SIS, g.
Georgia 8s, 81; rs, DO North Carolina els, az
new. 27A. South Carolina s's, II new, s7s. ...--
Money easy at aeS6 per cent. Sterling dull.
Prime discounts, cG07 per cent. The sub-treasury
paid out el,2Se, eoe Interest on the lo-ao's Gold
oni' and steady at llli Governments--There
were heavy purchases Of bonds on the supposition
that The Government will buy heavily next month
with View Of Stimulating the funding of the
debt os. lIda; 1873, 1lea 'ats. lI2; ,ssa, l12
new, llei 'e7's, lloa 1885, llli lo-ao's, l11s
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...- Foreign Markets-EBY TELEGRAPH.l ....
L1vRRPool; Feb: Is Egsnih0.- Cotton dull
nplnnds Tad;- Orleans, Eares, II. 900 bales,
Hon6ay shipinentS fefs the wei ending yesterday
$4,000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 25.-Tobacco active and un
changed.
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by Wellington Goddln,
Aurtioueer and Real Estate Agent,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT,
" AND NEW BRICK TENEMENT THERE
On, On THE NORTu LJsE OF BYRD: BE BIZ
TWEEN TENTH AND T. EVEN III STREETS.
mond, appointed by u decree entered on the 9Th OF
February. 1871, In the case OF Rartken and VIE
against Winter, &C.. shall proceed to sell ~
The Sd Of March. 1871 at IL O'Clock NJ, the LoI,
with a new BRICK TENEMENT, located as
above we'll adapted for store and dwelling.
TEENS: One-thlrd cash the balance at four
and eight months, for negotiable notes, fnserest
added, and title retained till all the purcb tsG
nnnrt f. Al. CLOPTOH, s
70 81 Commissioner.
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BY Lyme s. Brother,
Anetloneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main street.

r, or, WITH TWO LARGE BRICK
| 1%TiRLS AND DWELLINGS OVER SAME,
SITUATED ON THE S0UrA 81. M QFsCA-
MI, BETWEEN TENTH AID Ei.SvENTM
STR rETs.s FOR SALE AT SCCIioN.--Tul
be sGld at public auction. on the premises, on
FRIDAY. The Sd March, 1871. Ut O'Clock p. NJ,
TWO BRICK STORhS. With dwellings over each
containing five rooms, and the usual ont-houses.
located as above des cribed, OF them In the oc
cupancy Of Mrs. Emma +. Whittipgham:
The lots front each about % feet, running back
- feet to al alley Is feet wide. @te3
TERMS At sale.
fe 25-tdS LYME 4 BRUTuER. AuCCs.
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SPIRIT OF TIE RICHMOND PREss.--One
mage OF "Railroad War" page and n
half of " Delinquent Taxpayers" few
/" Patent Medicine Notices. and 9 Why
Teast-Powders Should be Used."-Leging-
tan, ft1zptfP
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BY j. ID. Whitehead q Co. Il J. ~.


OUR NEXT REGULAR WEEKLY
" sale will take place on MONDAY. 9th In
slant at store, 18th street. bet Heen Main and,
Gary, commencing ut 1Os O'Clock A. NJ. when We
VIII offer 81 auctions large and we'll assorted
prising -a o. ~. :,
Bag0N-Sides, Shoulders, Breasts. and Hams
C0FfEES, 3d. 5 49, Z =
SUGARS, s..4 ....... EslE
GREEN and BLACK TEAS, some very fine
sYkUPS and MOLASSES
HERhINGS and Observation-Disclosures and half
barrels; so
CHEESE and LARD.
FAMILY SOAPS. all grades ;...... +
BI CARB. and SAL. SODAS,
VINEGAR, 5 80 G.s Is -
BRDOM%, BUCKETS, and TUBS; -.. Il.
4. BLACKING and BRUSHES,
MUSTARD, PEPPER, &C. .-,,.vs.as,srss4ss
s.u----z-r9F-zT.e So -
I, wHISKEYs, -" '-'.'l -
GINS,
sWINAa1&C. ,..sa.;s
1t j. n. WHITEHEAD & CO.
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mAssNE sRTELAa@EHUEe
POgT OF RICHMOND, FEB. 25, 1871.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEB. 81, 1871.
Sun rlsee. ,...... &c Moon sets.....,,.. IL. SO
,rfl seta ,...... SO! r Oh tide. ....,... 10.26
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Bys. c. Tardy s Co., Auctioneers.
an A CREDIT OF FOUR MONTHS.

Am A CREDIT OF FOUR MONTHs.
T1Wr1.yr prNDRFD BARRELS FINE OLD
FIRE BYE WHISKY AT AUCTlON.ss-
On THURSDAY, 9th day OF March. 1871, we VIII
sell at our warehouse, in the city OF hichnohu'
commencing ut IL O'Clock,
old and very fine in prime iron-bound cooperage.
This Whiskey Is to be sold by consent ana ny ING
request OF parties Interested, In order 10 WHY ny
Che estate OF deceased mercha ant. who held IL as
an investment. 1t was distilled under his oirec.
ton and no pains or expense. spared TO MAKE u
as pure as can be produced,
This sale not only in respect TO the quality OF the
goods, but in Its magnitude, presents attractions
which buyers cannot fail to appreciate, and 10
ard OF ali who arc in want Of PURE RYE WHIs..
KEY.
proved negotiable paper. ~
fe l4-dtds ). Z. TAHDf q W,
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The New York Bank Statement.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s The bank statement for
the past week Is as follows: Loans increased
saoooooo. specie decreased over 81 ooo deposits
increased over Sl25o coo, legal-tenders increased
ovnr ESQ 600 ..... ....-..... Ea.
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Terrible COal.yflne Accident in
........ 2 - =. rWRTea. ". Esi. u

LONDON. Feb. pa colliery explosion
took place in South Wales yesterday. Fifty
dead bodies: have, SO far, been gotten out
of the pit. t.. ..
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By William. Is. W oodtn, Auctioneer
ByLyne g Brother
auctloneers and Zeal Estate Agents. ~
No. iais Main street.

VERY DESIRABLE AND GoNpE-'
" Eh rl,rf.y-aRRANGED FRAME COZ.
rass KSs5REISWSsFS r1EgAlfps ssTahsH
EAot III EEI(iH STREETS, And TWO
~ sEa tty7IfUL BUILDING Lots AnJ0fN,ih6s
For n SALE AT AUG IoA.We shall a. TIE lug . rss
qsn,,ss an THTfRsDkY, The I'd day of MARCH,
~ e,ciocS p. NJ, that truly desirable COIIAGE,
RESIDENCES, located as described eon.Airs I'M.
aye rooms, kitchen, &C., IN niee ~
JmmediateiY amer same, win DE soldt osss
HE srfLniSG LOTS located as.aeSe s
navilg frons each OF Is by sss ,ess 20 ass ss
and twelve months. for negotiable
ataed. secured by . trust desa. sRo.. Auct,rs.
se.s zss5-B 49, - 49, = -
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The Dead Lock i'm the Indiana Legis:
.-.........sz,s--. Nature. ...
IND1xNAPoL1s, Feb. 25.--It has been de.
cided that the Legislature must meet and
adjourn from day to day until the session
legally expires. .'''
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AUCrION SALES rnia 1sssy,s, 4 4
By Thomas VI !. Observation-Disclosures. - /.
aTIV No.i2H Mainstraet. ssssI Il !, u, :
.pLANo, a oIsEHo DID FggEITuRE

DIANo, "a OJJsEHoL FURNITuRE.
+ Il asGWfNG-MACHTNES &c. Ar AUCTION.
THIS DAY win cell at 10 O'Clock, at my auc.
One iiandsoDae CHICKERFEG PIANO.
Handsome WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT.
pARLOR SUITS, I'M reps and halr-elothssJ
WALNUT and MAHOGANY W,ARDKOBESir-
MARBLE-TOP and PLAIN BUREAUS, ss*f7'.s
Handsome MAHOGANY BOOKCASES. .''..ti' :
MARBLE TOP and r LAIN StDEB0RDS,
sBILLIARD-TABLE. with slate beds - !.
fRO5EWOOD. MAHOGANY, and WALNUT
WASHSTANDS; r.. 80 A% y.
MARB!.E-TOP and PLAIN CEITRE.TABLES.
MAHOGANY and OAK DESKS Esv - n
u ALE and SHUCK MATTRESSES, 80 80
rEaTHER BEDS, BOLSTERS, and PILLOWS;
:. SEWING-MAG CHI MES 80 'gIV-1;Tf7 .7t.s
.CAEE.SEAT CHAIRS,
BAR COUNTER, &c.
1t 80. THOS. W KRESEE. Ancf,r
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BY Grubbs 81 Williams,
Real Estate. Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

GALE OF LARGE BUILDINGS, DIS
- TLLERY Elk rUR ES 4 ND MACHINERY,
ENGINES, BOILERS, &C, 30, AT AUCTlOhs
upon The premises, at the Richie farm, on WE'D
SESDAY, March lst, at II o'ciock A., NJ, about
property. the same to be removed within resson-
able time: The large FRAaED DdsTlLLE; a
nom attached: large .GRA9ARY; DWELL-s
iNG-EOUSE with four rooms; STABLE, &c.
These buildings were erected since the war, were
substantially built, and contain an immense guam
ti,y of excellent building materials.
Also, 4 STEAM-ENGiSR.. BOILERS,
GKIST. MILLS. 20 MASH-TCBS, STILL aad
inc complete outfit for first class distiIefy.
TERMS: win be liberal, and will be MADE
~ ~ "' o GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS, Aueis.
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Virginia Nominations Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-,Fhe Senate to-
day confirmed "a. q. Lathrop collector of
collector of the 3D. West Virginia district,
and %. W. Massey collector Of customs at
Yorktown, Va, -.
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GUNDRIES.-JuSt received, 100 bushels
- irish toay4es 900 dozen oS's Feet: 20 tierccs
lard 5tierce5 Hams. II hocsheads aod boxes or
ShnIldyrs Sides aud Breasts also Il large vacic-
X nr ar firm tlu IL eat United States Tea Com
u3uN Of winch we are agen 5.
JANE, i ANGUS, 1884 Mai street,
a, next to H. Boo eker's.
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DARk STANDARD SYRUPS, in hogs
heads, ii; rccs and barrels, for sale, 10 arrive,
al the lnauutr cturcrs' price. ,.- .>
PALMER, HARTSOOk 4 co.
r,o Agents for Renuery.
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SEINE THREAD, SEINE THREAD
y ONLY 8 900 poiinds Sci NE THREAT on hsrd
vet to be closed out. II those In want had better
cali at once, as II will be sold at still reduced
figures. PATENT ,hEINE TWlFk and LIN 10
: = ! L. LICHTENsTEIN'S,
Importer OF all kinds of Seine Thread,
Re II 1707 Franklin street. bet. 18th and 18th.
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.
THE QUESTION OF PEACE.
DESTROYS TO IMPOSE
A COMMERCIAL TREATY.
APPREHENSIONS OF A RENEWAL
OF THE WAR.
HOW GRANTS GERMAN MESSAGE Is
RECEIVED BY THE FRENCH.

&c., &c., &c.
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! sYoYEs AND TaNwAKE.


AEOUNTCASTLE 502 Broad street.
INl. t,sy,yES, TaN.WARh, and HOUsE.EUlha.
NISfIIEE 6UODS Particular attention paia "
rgpuir.nV old STOVES. k1tls
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ment in those regions where SO large a
of the products of labor is
expended in hauling them to n railway
station or to navigation. But even in
our own State there is room for thou
sand of miles of branch. roads which
can be built at $4,000 a mile, and
which will pay better returns than the
most costly ones now in operation.
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY,
of which Mr.. Marshall O. Roberts is
said to be the controlling spirit, should
promptly adopt the three foot gauge,
and thus facilitate the financial ar
rangements for carrying the work into
early execution. How much easier 1t
will be to raise twelve or fifteen thou
sand dollars a mile than twenty-three
or twenty-four thousand no man can
better appreciate than Mr.. Roberts.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC
should change it's gauge and realize the
same desirable result. The three foot
gauge will enable both of these lines to
underbid the one already in existence
for the through traffic, and secure the
money for their construction.
IL. b. w.
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rARISU SURVEYOR for ouacht', ana
t;cmer:l Land Agent for North i;ou's,-
:,n, viii attend t" amy business IN inns or
49, MN. N pnr;shcs Parties wishing to sell
.,, n,,r,.II,sr real estate i'll this Sccll"n VIII
rrd IT. to th.ir ntercst to address him lie
has for sale several inc nn,,rs "' rm r.,,,i i'm in
,nI t.,iI,yrli Parishes. Persons Wishing I"
sell viii send numbers, description 'S I" I'M
l',,,,,,, ;n,,u il, both Washington ana New
1,Icnms' he is prepared to represent lits:nts ut
i'm contested land eases, "Gialn rnni,,s, ~.
law tnic. For particulars address, MN
,,rc Of Richardson n MclIn"rN, Monroe, At
\ur,,Si Il. 1870.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
(,ITY EXPRESS n BAGGAGE " A''oF

We have established in the city OF
Monroe IL public city express ana p;tSsaSe
wagon and are now prepared 10 90 al k,huS
of hauling. Particular attention Pald 10
hauling and moving furniture: connexions
and ali persons Wishing to have their bag
rage Delivered can have it done. We will
call and check for baggage at all the hotels
in the city. We have i'll connection WIN our
baggage wagon Il PASSENGER ONlNlB
for the delivery of passengers on the Trans
and boats, without fail. Private citiZens can
he accom- llOtlate ed for the delivery OF thcnl-
selves and baggage by making application
mt the wagon Which can be found dali upon
wij he most respect fully received.
" NOGU & A OK F;RMAN,
NI,ro,, Is 1871 -3m1 Managers.