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South Carolina acknowledgements
of the LEGISLATURE.

Va Shc AcS lSkHGuE6.
CHARLESTON, S. c., March S.-The South
Carolina Legislature adjourned sine die at
Il O'Clock last night.
There is general satisfaction among the
people at the failure of the new railroad
schemes, involving about $4,00O,O00 ad-
dition to the State debt. They were, de-
feated after hard struggle. This Legis-;
latmc has made no additions of any kind
to the State debt, mainly due to the oppo-
sltion OF Governor Scott.
1t is estimated that the taxes for the pres.
ent year will be ample to meet the wants of
the State Government, and the taxes for the
next year have been reduced and the ordi-
nary appropriations been largely cut down.
Gov. Scott late last night vetoed the bill
for legislative expenses on the ground that
it included fraudulent item of nearly
$780, .sg..s'
The bill for funding the existing debts in
a sterling loan, and prohibiting any meas
ure of public debt until that loan shall be
paid, unless authorized by a two.thirds
vote of the people Of the State, has become
a law, ....#
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did L succeed Iii tracing lie proposition
TO any responsible or authorised person,
and the reports on this stde proved to
be- upon dnquiry ;ass uneeEtatn and I'm,
reliable. as those i heard shpon The otfdr.
Twas very anxious 5toshn6 out 1.-THE truth
upon this subject, but Was ibafaed IN all my
efforts to do so. As the special represents.
1--WE OF the Richmond and Petersburg rail.
road, 1t seemed to me that my friends were
not disposed to commune cate with me on
tnat subject. The foregoing contains a full
ulsciesure, believe, Of all that came to
my knowledge during the. progress of the
controversy. Or course since that time I
haye heard various reports on the subject.
L g. We do notwish mere rumorsof the
street, but ii you know iof any statement
which would give us Information on the:
subject under confederation, which would
be pertinent reply to the last question,
please state them. a. Last Saturday night,
in the presence Of Mr.. Henry Il. EIlyson,
his brother. and myself, MIR. Wood, the
delegate from Halifax, said. in substance,
that he and others, whose names he did not
mention, had proposed, with the authority
and consent af Colonel Mcclure, that they
would secure to General Malone the con-
troll OF the Richmond and Petersburg rail-
road II he General Mahone) would cease
bis opposition, to the Pennsylvania bill.
The name of General Malone was not used
In its personal sense, but simply as the
president Of the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio Railroad Company.
L q. Was there anything said as to the
mode by which the possession was to be
had? A. 1 do not remember that anything
was said as to the way in which it was to be
done; but the conversation was conducted
upon the idea, as understood it, that the
General Assembly would be induced to sell
the States stock to the Atlantic, Missis-
sippi ana Ohio Railroad Company, and that
with this and the stock controlled by Mr..
MOncure Robinson in Philadelphia, they
could then control the road.
| The committee then arose, to meet again
this afternoon at 5 o'clock. Y 30, = .r
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TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.
new York stock ard jsTas,av Market,

New York stock and MOsaey Market.
NEW YOKE, Asrchs. Southern securities very
dun: Tennessee 90, saa;, new, a. Virginia s's,
es new, es. Louisisna e,s, 90 new, s5 Lsvee rs,
as SIS, o. Alabama SIS ise; ss7. Georgia es,
sos ;TAtss North Gsroltns rs, 4zi ;new,2 III. South
Carolina s's, 72; new, 81.
Monty easy dc 4@s per cent: Sterling, 1893.
Gold opened at lfitI sold down to lilh snd rallied
20 III, at which it closed. Governments opened
but fell of during the day. closing at 3@t
iower than last night, CTS Of ISL being the weakest
os, LOG 's"s, 1l2s; 's4's ul5; '65's, 1Il3 nav,
110s; 'sns, 11lt@uls; lo-4e's-registered, loo |;
coupons, 100. -, ios..,-t .,,7.,'s...., a,'s !.
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JOB PRINTING.-We call the attention of mer-
chants clerks Of courts sheriffs, lawyers, rail-
road steamship and canal officers and agents. and
all others having orders for printing. to the facli
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTAB-
LIsHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
OF all kinds Of Job Printing. We can furnish nj
short notice Cards, Bill-Heads, Letter Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues, Bills OF Fare, Show
Ellis, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
guaranteed. ''
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The PYTH1AF BENEF1T.-The entertain
ment to be given by the Berger Family of
Swiss Bell Ringers next Tuesday evening,
for the benefit Of the knights Of Pythias,
promises to be attended by an immense and
fashionable audience. a great many tick
cts Of admission have already been sold.
This morning the sale of reserved seats will
store, where may be found diagram of the
theatre. ,.si, 30 - f...s ID ~. = - -
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Domestic Markets-lBx TrIEesApH.T

new YORK, March {. Cotton irregular; sales,
4,2T bales at l4tc. Souhe -four dur ana shadc
easier: common to fair extra, S7ElS1e 90; good 20
choice, $7.sS@$s. Wheat heavy aud lower win
ter red and amber westerly el.7oG4$i.75.f Il Corn
heavy and lc lower at s7GEs7Sc.; handsome south
ern yellow, soc. Pork heavy at ell.T4s2LS7A.
Whiskey frmer at s3@s'tc. Naval stores erm.
Tallow more active. freights frmer.
81 BALTIMORE, March s.-virsint& Us, old, 81 bid,
Sc asked 'ss's s5i bid, ss asked; 's7s, 80 bid.
4 Flour firm; sales, I. 500 barrels; Howard.
street-Superfne, e5.so@&a12A; extra, Ss.see1
s7.25: family, &7.s9@es; Cry Miiis--superfne
S5.5e@Sz2s; extra, 9s.7s4Df5z5; family,, $500
s11; Western superfne, $5.soG8s; extra edsefD
s7.1s; family, $5s1D87.so. Clover seed frm &C
s7;s7a@Sa:so. Wheat--Receipts, $500 bushels ];
sssS % D9 Ssshss shGse S m,s sssss
mon, @1.as@stso; OHIO and Indians, s,.so0
Sl.s5; PennsY lvania, $l.sol@l.s 60. Corn quiet
receipts, IL 900 bushels; sales, IL 900 white
southern lower at se087c.. yellow southern quiet
at sa9sSc. oats firm and IN good demand; re.
ceipts, 1000 bushels sales, 600 bushels sales NJ
eo@elc. Provisions heavy. Mess pork quiet az
$3.50. Bacon steady; shoulders, stc.; RIB SIDES.
utc.; clear rib, l20pf =; sUsar-cured hams, l73D
lsc Lard quiet &C lat0leac. Whiskay frnef nc
si9s2c. t1,a,s 49,. -a-ss7 ,.,se- lss.s's ~
CINCINNATI, Marchs Flour In fair demand:
family, $s.50G1S6 Is. Gorn In good demand at full
prices. Provisions dull and dropping. Mess pork,
Y2L60. Bacon shoulders, etc.; clear sides, III
Lard, l2@9tc. Whiskey higher at CSC. - tE..s
] LOUISVILLE, March s.-Flour firm. Corn quie;.
Provisions heavy. Mess pork. 92l.75. Bacon,
shoulders, &c.; clear sides, nfc. Lard, 23E9l35c.
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LYME q BRO. viii sell al P. NJ; a residence on
the east line Of 27th street. between Marshall
! and Clay streets. ..~.as Y. AZ
S. c. TARDY s co. VIM sell at ia. NJ, at their
storehouse, 200 barrels ofpuEe rye whiskey, 10
quarter. easks CoRuac brandy, and an unusual
lot Of groceries, &C.
W. G0DDIN will sell at r. NJ. real estate at The
southesss corner Of Broad and Adams streets.
COOK 8 LAUGHToN win sell at 100 A. NJ, at
the residence OF VIM. T. Pitcher, corner Of
Byrd and Beiridere streets, furniture, car
! pets, &c. ,.....u. ...-... ..e,y ,..s. q .-
RICHARDSON & CO. viii sell at q O'Clock two
framed boi!dings on Leigh and Adams streets.
THos. ". KEESEE win sell at 10 A. NJ. house,
B hold furniture, one piano, &C. .'a9" ~ -
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] ToURIsTs.-For the past two weeks our
city has been visited by very large num-
Der of prominent citizens from ell parts OF
the North-indeed, the hotels have been
crowded for some time by visitors from the
N orth, as we'll as citizens of all parts of
Virginia. The Senate chamber has been
visited daily by number of strangers, who
seem to be greatly interested in the legisla-
ton of that body. We are glad to see them
all in our beautiful city. > nt1-T. -
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! DoNAT1oNs.-The thanks of the " Female
Humane Association" are due the follow
ing gentlemen for their kindness to the
orphans VIM. Ira Smith for Sill; Mr..
Franklin Stearns the Winterpock Coal
Company for 100 bushels of coal; one sack
of salt from Messrs. +. & S. Workman Il
Co. /; one fine cheese from Capt. Sloan one
pound of tea from MI. Waggoner; and one
box Of soap from Mr.. Crew.
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| HENRIco COUNTY CoURT--J4dge e. C. Nj
nor presiding-was engaged on yesterday
in the trial of Alexander Gross, indicted
for petit larceny, who was found guilty, and
sentenced to jail for sixty days. 100 $50
The case of Isham Harris, Patrick Shell
ton, and Gustavus Mills, Jointly indicted
for stealing something or other, was set for
trial to-day ... 4 $500. Il ....... .s.. :. -.
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, INTEREST UPON OLD DEBrs.-A bill was
introduced in the Senate yesterday by MIR.
which provides that interest
shall not be recovered upon debts con-
tracted prior to the 10th day of April, 1866
for the period commencing the 18th day Of
April, 1861, and ending on the 10th day of
April, 1865. For the recovery Of money
founded on contracts, expressed or implied,
or causes of action or liabilities, which
were entered into or existed, or where the
original consideration accrued prior to the
10th day of April, 1865, 1t shall not be law
full for the jury or court by whom the suit
NAV be tried to allow interest upon the
principal debts found to be due, or any part
thereof,, for the period commencing on the
nth day of April, 1861, and ending on the
10th day of April, 1866; but any payments
which may have been made during the SAID
period shall be applied to interest which
NAV have accrued to the date OF payment,
and the residue in discharge OF the princi-
pal: provided that when debt was con-
tracted to be discharged in Confederate
Treasury notes, if the plaintiff was willing
at all times to receive the said currency in
discharge of the same, then the court or
Jury may allow interest upon the scaled
value of such debt for the whole or any
part of said time. ..r
T. In all cases Wuefe JuuSuueiiIs vi uoeieeS
have been entered upon contracts entered
into, or causes of action which arose prior
to the 10th day Of April, 1865, and the
Judgment or decree remains unsatlsfled, it
shall be lawful for the defendant, after ten
days notice to the adverse party or his at
torney at law, by motion in the court In
which the original judgment was obtained,
to have the same corrected by rebating and
dcducting the interest from the same in
accordance with the provisions of the act !;
and if upon such motion the court shall fail
or refuse to correct the judgment or decree
by deducting the interest as provided for,
the defendants may obtain nandansus as
i'm other cases,
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| The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
BILL.-The House Committee On Roads,
&C., have agreed to report the bill for the
extension and completion of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad as it passed the Senate,
with the single amendment that the west
ern terminal point shall be Sc Staunt0n or
Charlottesville, !" instead Of 'sStaunton or
GOrdOnsYille.V -'sss sid 4:i.&R
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Charles Sumner and the Chairman.
ship OF the Committee on Foreign
keAaf1ons-GFanf's Kuklux Message.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TIE p1sp .

(: ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIspATcH.1
! WASHINGTON, March SIT is now under
stood in political circles that Sumner will
be removed from the craftsmanship of the
Foreign Relations Committee, or rather
that upon the reappointment of the COM
mittees of the Senate he will be decapita-
ted. o.. ~, ...
! Grant will certainly send in message on
alleged Kuklux outrages in few days, if
not tomorrow. . TREDEGAR.
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Election Of the Directors Of the Union
Pacific Railroad. ~

BosroN, March 8.-The stockholders OF
the Union Pacific Railroad to-day elected
the following Board of Directors Col.
Thomas A. Scott, Oliver Ames, John Duff,
Elisha Atkins, Cakes Ames, G. P. Martin,
r. E. Robins, Jas. Brooks, G.. NJ. Dodge,
Sidney Dillon, C. S. BUSHNELL, John Edgar
Thompson, Andrew Carnaale, Geo. NJ.
pullman, and F. Gordon Dexter. Thos. A.
Scott was elected President of the Board.
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LoUIs NAPoLEoN's FUTURE BEsrDENcE.-
1t has been stated that Louis Napoleon,
now that the French war is over, will take
up his residence at Arenemburg, the coun-
try seat in Switzerland belonging to his
mother, where he and his brother had been
brought up after the Bourbnns had pre-
vented their remaining IN the Grand Duchy
of Baden ...s 1923 = -"
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! SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. Thomas w.
keesee, auctioneer, who sold the Virginia
Steam Sugar Refinery on Tuesday, sold
on yesterday the two tenements Nos. 1896
and 1888 Main street, for SIC, 250 for the
two. Also, one. thousand acres Of land in
Buckingham, comprising what is known as
Z. Spears Mountain tract" for 81 900.
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TeIegraphtc Summary.

The steamer Russia, from New York,
yesterday took out $500, 900 in specie.
Chief Justice Chase is in Washington in
much improved health.
Messrs. Ferris. of New York, Aldridge,
of Vermont, and Howell, of Vermont, have
been appointed commissioners to examine
Southern claims. -
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UNMA1LABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
R1oHMoND Posi- OFFICE MARCH s, ISL
Mrs. Walter Reams, Richmond Mrs.
Alice Thomas, Richmond; Mr.: N. J. Bin
ton, Richmond !; Mrs. M. A. Miller, Amelia
Court house Jos. 81. Crenshaw, Wilson's
Landing; White, Morris g. Co.; Kate
Pane, Baltimore, Vine street. . s.'
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WE HAVE SEEN THEM.-On yesterday We Wis
tied the LEE GALLERY, and must confess that the
pictures taken at that establishment are the most
beautiful we have seen, and wonder how such can
be produced at the low prices charged.
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REVIVAL OF RELIe1oN.-A series of meet.
ings is now In progress at The Broad.street
Methodist Church, with promise of great
results. There Is preaching nightly, and
profound seriousness pervades the congre-
patiOn -..r.'~.a.
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Skating Rink open tonight ats.

The pablo schools OF Virginia will bear in mind
that STARKs & RYLAND are agents for Davies
Artllme,lcs, Bulllon's Grammars, Holmes's Spell
er and Readers, Maury's Biographies, and Ven
able's Arilhmetics. School books Of all sorts on
hand. 81
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SUPPOSED SUIoIDE.--Neto Orleans, March
!.-Cap,ain F. w. Perkins, the weli-known
steamship agent, was found dead in his
Office, No. 26 Carondelet street, this morn
ing, shot through the head. The impress.
sion prevails that he committed suicide.
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CALL at my Office. corner eth and Main streets
wood & Sons drug store), where you may geta
very superior article Of sawed and split Oak and
Pine Wood for cooking and kindllng. Also, Coal
and Coke Of every kind. Also, long Wood, very
cheap. II. W. WATKINS, Agent.
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New York,

NEW YORK, March SIN the municipal
elections in the State the Republicans carry
Elmira, Rochester, Poughkeepsie, Auburn,
and New Hartford. ss.
The Democrats carry Utica, Troy, Water
vile, Rome, and Oswego. go 20
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Skating to night at Assembly ball.

ELLysoN & TAYLOR, lll6 Main street, are pub
fishers agents for GuyoL's Biographies, adopted
By sta'c Board Of Education Tor use in public
schools of Virginia.
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ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFAC-
tI TUREs-I am manufacturing at the OLD
DOMINION SOAP WORKS, head OF l7th street.
Pure UNADULTERATED LAUNDRY
SOAPS Of superior quality.
Also keen constantly on hand large stock OF
REFINED TALLOW and AXLE GREESE. for
railroad, tanners, and mechanics use.
Messrs. CHARLES T. WORTHAM d co. are
SOLE AGENTS for my SOAPS and any order
left with them, or 1T the factory Will be promptly
filed. ChA !,., IL =. bt SSE.
nent and superior fertilizer. 81.
fe TO- 2n 5-......t. Us IL d.
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Gen. Braxton Bragg has brought suit
against the Government for the recovery of
ms Louisiana plantation and certain New
orleans bank stocks, contscated for his ac-
tive participation In the rebellion.
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THE ELECTIONS.


Dies MONIES, March S.-The Democrats
have elected the Mayor, Treasurer, and
Marshal. The usual Republican majority
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BOW Between sNesroea-One Killed
g - and One Mortally Wounded.

s1T.AAuEToN, VA. March s.-A, row among
me negroes, employed by the sibert Iron
Works, at Buffalo Gap, ON the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, occurred last night,
during which Jackson Rowell killed another
negro named Joe Allen, and MORALLY
wounded one whose name is unknown.
Sheriff Mowry arrested Jackson last night
and lodged him in Jail at this place. r. S.
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rOHT OF RICHMOND, MARCH s, 1877:

..- ARRIVED, .... o.
Steamer James S. Green, Carr, Philadelphia,
and passengers, w. Z. Porter.
! Steamer Ellie Knight, Travis, Baltimore, mel
chandise and passengers, Wm P. Brett.
! %s-= - -#"a SAILED,
! Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
c andise and passengers, L. y. Tatum.
: Schooner Albert Mason, Rose. New YORK Via
Osbornes, coal, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Thomas j. Tull, Cooper, Sandy Polnt,
to load grain, to master. ~, ..s.rf So
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MARX TwAIN's AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND
FIRST RoMANCE-is at, hand from Ellyson, 81
Taylor. 1t is In great demand, and looks
interesting.
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1870
AGCFaaH SALES TIIfS Day.

On all pab,te or rrivdte sdtes. Of Real Estate
made bes,csen The istaf January and the LIST Of
I 5ills tie afdadsefs pay stdxes yos tas Sses
cent year ott Oh ell sssses oetsoeess eAe .frst
: day safy and sse last day % Deceasesr che
seller pays them. .s@,y 80 8 c,ey;e.S4i ~
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at %, $3.50
Sa75, and $3.50 per go, at the Dispatch Printing
Establishment. r.ns-r
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/ Observation-Disclosures Walker on yester-
flay appointed James B. Green notary
public for the county OF King William. y
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ALL PERIODICALS at publishers pri ces at Ell
TYSON & TAYLoR'S news depot next to Dispatch
Office. 49, !. ~ \ -.
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SCHOOL BooKs.-Great inducements offered in
school books by EBLYSoN & TAYLOR, llls Main
street ,-t-.' r .-E's
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OFFICE OF THE OLD DOMINION IRON ANDl
NAIL WORKS COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA, March 4, 1911. }
rHIIIN E0I r nIHI Mo CInIIEINliT ia rs

WHE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE OF
Il PRICES has been adopted by all the Nail
IN manufacturers Of the United states, and will be
followed In this Office after this date:
1od Cut Nails 70 be the standard, or lowest
price. 49, II 80 = =. : - J
Nails from 1od to sod and fencing from 1od to
cod, same as 10d. H-.f '-E. II sa.s sss. 50 ftt
All cut spikes CSC. per keg above l0d nails.
Sd and Cd nails, and fencing, CSC. per keg above
1Od nails ri
Cd and i'd nails. and fencing, soc. per key above
100 nails. ~
Id and sd nails, and fencing, 7sc. per key above
Tod nails.
sd nails 81. so per keg above 1od nails.
I'd and Sd fine nails g. rs per key above 1od nails
Finishing, Flooring, Tobacco. Stating, and Box
NafIa. 70 be soc. q key above same size ofCut
Nails. x. e. BLANhEHshlf,
NH a.aw Commercial A gent. ,
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Is the case of Virginia vs.. West Virginia
in the suit for Jefferson and Berkeley coUn-
ties. the Supreme Court Of the United
states divided as follows Judges Miller,
Strong, Swayne, and Bradley for West Fir-
cinia judges Davis, Field, and Clifford for
Nirgiuia. -- - !
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OLD PAPERS at DOC. per hundred at the Dis
patch countfng-room.
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NEW PATENTs.--A. J. Marshall, Warren
ton, Virginia, for propeller, and james A.
Green, Milldale, Va, for srain-cleaner and
lrrtiliZer-siflcr. !.
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All the latest novels At ELLYsoN & TAYLOR
lIl6 Main street. ass l-b3+ -
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Foreign Markets -[BY TELEGRAPH.l .,'s ~
LONDON. March s-Erening. Conaols, elt. o.
s. bonds, 90. a
LIVERPOOL, March s. Ec erafng.--Cotton istesd-
Ter upIands, nearly 7@l7bd.: Orleans, nearly 7t0
nd Sales $4,000 bales, including 2,oee bales for
speculation and export. 49,
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Skating Rink open every Saturday morning.