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Telegraphtc Summary.

The Impeachment Managers in the North
Carolina Legislature made their replication
to Governor Holden's answer yesterday,
and the trial will commence Monday.
United States Collector Murphy, of New
York, who received the Fenian martyrs on
their arrival, has not been asked to resign.
North Carolina is to be examined by the
" outrage" committee of Congress before
the general investigation is commenced.
Leroy Tuttle, for Assistant United States
Treasurer, and several Indian agents, were
among the Presidents nominations yester-
day, but there was no Executive session to
confirm them.
David Lyman, President of the Airline
railroad, died at Hartford, Ct, yesterday.
A Desoto non-explosive oil lamp Went off
In Bergen, n. j., yesterday. The house was
destroyed, and woman and child badly
burned,
The French cable between Placentia and
st. Pierre failed yesterday, but as the Eu-
ropean business goes direct from St. Pierre
to Brest. in France, the failure will not de-.
lay business.
Rain enough has fallen in California to
insure an abundant wheat crop, and the
farmers are planting rapidly.
The Kansas Legislature is discussing q
bill to restore the ballot to all persons dis
franchised by reason of the war, and will
probably pass it.
Wells, Fargo C Co.'s express box was
stolen from the stage in Tuolumne county,
CAL, Sunday.
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MURDER OF A RICH FARMER-THE TRACKS
IN THE SSow.--At daybreak yesterday the
dead body OF Mr.. Writ Nostrand, a wealthy
resident of Syosset, and one Of the most
widelv-known farmers on Long Island, was
discovered about half way between the
Syos.et Hotel and his own residence, which
points are distant about one-half mile
apart. For years it had been his custom to
spend many Of his evenings at the hotel in
convvial intercourse with his friends, and
on Saturday night he was there to late
hour. 1t is known that he had q few days
previously ql1arIeled with two lrlshmen,
and that the men were likewise at the hotel
on the fatal evening.
| Further than this, footprints in the snow
leading directly from the body to the resi-
dences Of these men were discovered,
| which so far strengthened suspicion that
| they have been arrested. But when 1t Is
J considered that Mr.. Nostrand sometimes
carried large sums Of money with him, and
! that he might have been the victim of GU
pidity, and that the suspected parties IN
going home would have been forced to
| trace almost the path that they did, it Is
| not so clear that he was murdered by them
| for revenge. 1t is not yet known what
| money he had with him. From the nature
OF the wounds it is supposed he was beaten
| to death with cudgcls-his skull and both
jaws having been broken.
Mr.. NoStrand was born on Long Island,
and was about flfty-fYe years old, had
amassed fortune of some $4,000, chiefly
by dealing in stock, for which purpose he
has been travelling over the island for the
last qlaltcr of q ccntury.-Netn York Conn.,
merc1Ql
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A WOMAN ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
YEARS CLD.-Mrs. Polly McIntire, Of
Canoe, Winneshiek county, Iowa, was
burned to death few days since. She was
nearly one hundred and fifteen years old,
having been born September 8, 1856, In
New Brunswick, n. j. She was first mar.
ried at the age of twenty-four, then at
seventy, and last at seyenty-fve, her last
husband being much younger than herself.
and surviving her. Her appetite continued
good until the time of the accident which
caused her death land her eyeSight was such
that she was able to read fine print without
the aid Of her glasses, and her hearing was
as good as the average Of her sons at seven
ty-tive. During the past summer she was
able to walk quite long distance. and on
Christmas day, having been invited out,
she entertained the company with song
and story. The next day she was insane,
and three or four days afterward, on being
left alone, her clothes took fire, with fatal
result,
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West India News-Cuba.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, via HAVANA, Jan.
A.-Panama news is at hand, but unim-
portant.
The West Indies and Pacific Company's
steamer Crusader was wrecked on the 9Th
instant off Carthagena. The mails and pas
sengers were saved.
A telegram from the British Cabinet an
nounces the erection of Jamaica into the
principal military and naval station for the
West indies. ..-...
Private letters confirm the fact that the
fllhuster Hornet, with Col. Ryan, had ar
rived at Port.au-P Prince, and was waiting
for q cargo Of arms and ammunition from
New, York. Three Spanish gunboats are
watching her.
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By deed lately executed in q New
Hampshire village the buyer bound himself
TO give a suitable maintenance to the seller
through his natural life, to pay him two
dollars and half annually on the LIST Of
September, to keep him in tobacco "and
the other necessaries Of lfe," and to give
him decent burial ut his death.
One Of the most successful journals In
the West the Cincinnati Comm srcaaL-
was established by l.. &. Curtis, who so
named his paper, because he did not know
the difference between u substantive and an
adjective. He did not discover his error
in grammar until it was too late to rename
the prosperous daily.
A lot of five hundred house sparrows has
been imported into Louisiana in order to
try them as exterminatOrs of the cotton
worm and caterpillar.
A successful trout-raiser In Charlestown,
N. H., hopes to have 200, 900 little fish this
season. He Is now Matching about $4,000 a
week.
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COurresssonpI
TREDEGAR.


WARRINGTON, Jan. 24.-Sennte.-The fer.
ritorial bill for the District of Columbia
was referred to q committee of conference
Senator Frank Blair's credentials were
presented.
The sum of 100000 was voted to defray
the expenses incurred by the "Southern
Outrage" investigating committee.
The bill to aid the construction of the At.
lantic and Great Western canal was re.
ferred to the Committee on Public Lands
The death of Senator Norton was an.
nounced.
House.-Personal explanations occupied
the morning hour.
S. A. Corker, member from Georgia, was
seated after debate, in which Mr.. Butler
took the lead, opposing the admission on
the ground of southern outrages, &c, A
motion to refer the case was defeated-ayes
II nays, 148.
The protest Of the Cincinnati under.
writer's against the Cincinnati and Newport
bridge over the Ohio was presented.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole on appropriations. An amendment
that no part OF the secret service fund
should be used for the Dominican commits.
sion was lost.
Adjourned.
1ne IODaccO TaX-B0nded ware
hOuses-NO Export Stamp Charge
Yet.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-Commissioner
Pleasanton has recommended to Congress
the passage Of bill extending the tobacco
warehousing system, so as to give dealers
at the West and South equal facilities with
those at the seaboard cities.
A large delegation of tobacco dealers
from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
and Virginia, in an interview with the
Commissioner to-day, informed him that ut
a meeting held this morning the leading to.
bacco dealers of the country approved his
recommendation. The law at present in
force discriminates very largely in favor of
the ports of entry. The Commissioner as.
sured the delegation that the rumored
changes in the regulations requiring the af-
fixing of the export stamp would not be
made for the present.
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FugT OF RICHMOND. JAN. "a, 1871.

FORT OF RICHMOND, JAN. "a, ISL
ARRIVED,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
SAILED,
Steamer George 3. Upton, Roberts, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
chandise and passengers, John W. Wyatt.
'~@~ HaMnIANDUM.
WEST POINT, Jan. 24.-Arrived, steamer Admit
raj, Reybold, Baltimore, merchandise and passen.
gers, j Ork River Railroad Company, and sailed
on return.
GBY TELEGRAPH
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 2A-Passed In fo
Richmond. brig Village Belle, from Liverpool
Sailed, ste Gamers Vicksburg and Esterry, for New
York; brig Constance and bark Iemplar. f"
Rio. In the Roads. schooners j. 3. stickney
Mary 4. Arnesden. for Boston Surprise, for Bal
timore and j a. oh Kengle, for New York.
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themselves to discuss amy question foreign
t,the programme.
Twelve hundred Germans have been ex-
| PEELED from Marseilles. lFsf .---ar
A semf-of1cial declaration from Vienna
s,ys Austria appreciates her duty to strive
to restore peace, but deems 1t advisable to
| aWnit favorable opportunity.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO 800
AND OVER DELIVERED IN ANY PART
CT THE COUNTRY
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES.

HAMILTON EASTER SONS,
OF BALTIMORE, Md,
in order the better TO meet the wants Of their re-
tail customers at a distance, have established
SAMPLE BUREAU,
and will, upon application promptly send by mail
full lines Of SAMPLES OF the new EST AID
MOST FASHIONAB Bile GOODS, OF French
english and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
all times to sell low, If not at less prices than
anv house In the country.
Buying our goods from the largest and most cele-
brated manufacturers In the different parts OF Eu-
rope, and importing the same by steamers direct
to Baltimore, our stock IS at all times promptly
supplied with the novelties Of the London and
Paris markets.
AS we buy and sell only for cash. and make no
bad debts. we able and willing to sell our goods
at FROM TEN To. FIFTEEN PEk CENT.
LESS PROFIT than II we gave credit
In sendipg for samples. specify the kind Of goods
desired. We keep the best grades Of every class
OF goods, from the lowest to the most costly.
Grders unaccoap rnied by the cash will be sent
PRCNIPT-PAYING Wholesale BUYERS
are invited to inspect the stock In our Jobblng and
Pack age department. Address
HAMILTON EASTER 4 y ms,
1877. 100. 20l, and EOS Vest Baltimore street.
de s-Tu&Fly Baltimore, Md.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.

ESPECIAL TELEsRAA TO THE D1sPATcH.l
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 24.-The Senate
committee on alleged southern outrages
met to-day, and examined Joseph Holden,
of North Carolina.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
made another argument to-day, before the
committee on Ways and Means, urging
the repeal of the income tax.
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EXTENSIVE SHOWS oKM.-The snow
storm of Monday and Sunday night extend
ed throughout Maryland, Pennsylvania,
New York, and other States North and
Northwest. In Philadelphia snow fell for
about twelve hours, but not heavily enough
to seriously impede business. In New
York the storm was accompanied with in-
tense cold. The Hudson river was again
frozen from Poughkeepsie to Peekskill.
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New York stoeh and nranex nta.k.

NEW YORK. Jan. "a Noon --s!ate securities
Tennessee e's, ca new, ca Virginia SO, esq
new. sla Louisiana e's, 90; new, 90. Levee 8,
u; ss. 81. Alabama s's, s5 5's, 60. Georgia es,
eos; Ts. SO. North Carolina Gs, 15; new, 70.
soath Carolins e's, 80 ; rev. ssa.
Erentng.-Money continues easy, The supply
being abundant at sac per cent. on call. Sterling
exchange firm on the basis OF lOot@lool Gold,
ltsQlltt Governments steady, with lite bust
ness doing lo.io's advanced late in the day ss,
Ill '62's losa; 'cs 1885: 'cs's, 1881, new, 1919
'e7's losA; 'os's 1884,
southern securities were very dull during to-
day, and Tennessee's and South Carolina new
were The only securities dealt In.
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The ExILEs OF ERIS.--Neao York, Jan
s3.-The Fenian eXiles remained at their
rooms at Sweenev's Hotel to-day, where
they were beseiged by delegations and COM
mittees Offering them courtesies and atten-
tions, all of which they persist in declining
until the arrival Of their comrades, who are
expected on Friday or Saturday.
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MAJOR JAMES NJ. JACKSON, of Clarksburg,
Harrison county, died at his residence, in
that place, last Wednesday. Major jack
son was Il son Of John G. jackson, Judge OF
the United States Court for the District of
Virginia, and his mother was daughter of
Governor MeigS, first Governor of Ohio.
MAJOR Jackson was fine scholar, and gifted
with more than usual mental ability
Ehepkng RegtSter,
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR ExcuAycR I,
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. ~, 1871,

L RICHMOND, VA, Jan. ~ 1911.
| OFFERINGS.
Whso..-Whtte- $50 bushels. BED. 500 ousbe,a.
Corn-White, 73s bushels. straw.coiorsd, 4
Oats. Il 1888 bushels.
EeaL.-6 bushels.
Wheat.-Whlte, 90 bushels damaged at el.ss: !
bushels inferior at $l25; 284 bushels badly ciesnet
at %l.7s; 10 bushels fair at $I.7s total $40 bush
Rheat.-Red 1853 bushels very good at s1.so; II
bushels at 81 5l-totsl, lss bushels.
bu SGbr pr. s02 bushels prime at soc sot
pu nets very good At 78c.; 10 bushels at Tic; 81
o. pushes good ut ssc.-to;ai, ss2 bushels. Mixed,
~ bushels good at 7sc
gW III bushels very good on private terms.
neos'-Sountry tooted), ebushels at ssc.
BE EXHIBITED.
Wheat. White $50 bueheIa. Red. fAo hnsbe,.
CoTH.-W bite. 80 bushe,s. ' ~
Odts.-1, 07z bushels.
, REMARKS. .an
Inc ofrrlnss or wheat on 'Chanee to-day were
Light. The market was unchanged. Corn was
fairly active and prices steady. Oats II, ljhera,
supply for the season--the worst of Il reerh,h,td
and about one-half OF what was offered ao,d
Flour Is quoted at $3.50 for superane and At for
extra; but though We heard people talking about
VI for superfne and 81 so for extra, we could not
find any such sales, though we did meet holders
who saidthey would not sell for less. HAY is dull
and several lots had to be stored
We notice in some OF the country papers quo
tations Of the Richmond market which are grossly
inaccurate, and below the real figures for In
stance, we find white wheat quoted at 81. 40 to
SlSo, and red at Sl.75, and so on. This 10 no
DOING justice to the Richmond market. We pre-.
sumo, however, 1t is the result Of carelessness.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 2t--Noan.. Cotton quiet anG
steady sales 3 $40 bales at l2sc. Flour iOc bet
ter Southern hrmer at sc ss6s7 IS for common
and amber Westfrn 81 5sGsi So: Corn nrmer Al
a0ssc. Pork Arm; new mess S22 7s0s2a. Beet
sc dy ct lo@5c: for plain mess. Laid. kettle ls'
4l2sc. Turpeptine,. As440c. Rosin .. 7o@S? ii
fr Grained. Freights dull; cotton per steam
BALTIMORE, Jan. 24.--Cot,on firm and up.
changed. Flour active: Western superflne as q
N$s IS; extra So: 259T; family, Ss@fo. Whsai--
stock scarce and hi. her choice white, a.; fair "a
prime. 81 6oQ $3.50; prime to choice red 81 ss0
81 fair to good, Sl.5O@s1.75: common, 81. asa
II IS Ohio and indiana. 81 s5@sL7s; Pennsylva-
MIA, 81 4sQSl IS. Corn active: white, ss0s5c
yellow, 7sQy70c. Oats dull at s5G50c. Pork firm
and higher at S22. 5o@$2a rs. Bacon active and in
good demand. Lard better at l329laA;. Whiskey
1rm at eIc. ..
LOUISVILLE Jan. A.-Bagging dull and nomi-
nal. Flour advancing, and quoted q: IS 50. Corn
frm shelled, IN sacks, CSC. Provisions active.
Mess Pork, S?2. Bacon-shoulders, s4c.; clear
keg, Hc. Whlskey quiet at sac.
mon TO good Tugs, ss259as.5o; low 70 medium
CINCINATTI. Jan. A.-Corn quiet and un-
changed Provi Ions frmpr, with some demand
for mess Pork at S22. Lard held at l24 for steam
and l4c. for kettle, with less offered. Bacon held
at shoulders, 93c clear rib, l1ac. clear sides
| In little d. and. Whiskey frm, with a fair de-
mand at S5c.
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Cotton Markets-lBY TELEGRAPH

S0ss011 hcss-ID1 HI
TUESDAY, Jan. a. Charleston: Cotton steady
atHs@l0:.; receipts, 2,sl5 bales: exports coast
wise, 275 halee: sales. 500 bales stock, 90. ia
hales. Ee,o Orleans; Steady with fair demand
1t lsc.; receipts, A7Ss bales. Exports To t1rcat
Britain Is as4 lies; ,,enoa LOGO bales Boston,
Isis bales. sales, H. 900 bales stock. Is3 ess
bales. Mobile, Quiet and easier 1t l4lc.: re-
ceipts, $,sIo tales. txports-To Great Britain.
oos bales; coattwise, A24S bales. Sales, 400
balls stock, s7,s24 bales Sarannah: Active at
full prices-quoted at A,@l4ic.; receipts, lOe
oales; exports 10 continent, 1850 bales sales.
low middlings, .Na@14s e. receipts / sou bsIes
exports coastwise, 1895 bales; sales, 200 bales
stock, 33T bales.
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Election OF q Senator,

TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 24.-The Legisla.
ture this morning elected Frelinghnysen
United States Senator by vote Of ~ to 80.
The opposing votes were cast for Fox and
Randolph. Six Delegates and one Senator
were ahsenf
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.
GEN. TROCHU's POSITION.

THE LOSSES IN THE GREATSORTIE.
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THE CO-PARTNERSRIP HERETO
/ FORE existing between the undersigned Is
hereby dissolved BY mutu Il consent, THOMAS
BaPIY withdra wing IRON the business II con-
sequence of o. her ARRANGEMENTS.
i he firm VIII be continued Us heretofore, under
the style OF B9ANDSR & MCCAW, VINO assume
the liabilities OF said concern, and will Sign The
Grn Signature LII settlement the busi ess.
c. BRA -DE2,
w. Il. MCCAW.
THOMAS BAPTY.
BoTEToURr SPRINGS, ROANOKE COUNTY. VA,
Jan. 8, lS7L u H-lot
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TEN AND TwESTY-DoLLAR NoTEs.-The
Committee on Banking and Currency,
through subcommittee, consisting of
Mes>rS. Cox, Burchard, and Coburn, have
been in communication with the Secretary
of the Treasury, with a view Of a>certaining
whether the estimate of half million of
dollars for reprintng from new plates the
twenty-dollar and ten-dollar notes Of the
national banks cannot he reduced. There
is no doubt that the committee will report
bill for that purpose, owing to the circu-
lation of Well-eXecuted counterfeits Of these
denominations.
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NAsE%CN0N, u. e.. Jan. 2l--The PreSi.
. 81, IN lB1UgUr1timg a series OF changes
..4DI. Federal officials in Virginia. has, ii
s.. 49,. Iicu on good authority tonight. fixed
u.nm The removal .; jos. Vi. Humphreys,
ro.i",tur III customs OF the port of Rich
~ 40, tor the reason that he Gas asserted
~ jlu>e who IGyor:ttc bis TemovaD is an
"t.-'rCrtion 10 III" growth and development
Il the Republican party in the state. DIR.
tr-G.gc j.. GIiIErr - named rs his success
,.,, hi.t what particular qualities Of popu-
t.r} BE- possesses over Mir. HumphIeys is
"r' mad" clear. One thing is evident,
'hnA: the respectable native wing of the
!,.'.ral party in Virginia has gotten the
'af'l PRESIDENT Grant, and he has lighted
!sr>h cigar on The consideration OF their
'.a,U,. 10 Il delegation OF this class who
ral."d on him this morning he remarked that
M had modified his views soneW hat on the
81 I-C, O! !ic Internal ieVcnuc appointments
al cDam@ce to be speedily made in NIr-
mia. - lar d. he was able he would ap-
point rcspnnl@c native Union men, and
When The list OF them was exhausted he
Mou! look about for sccond-ra,e men.
! kr lrsidcu, confessed las Il delegate re-
n4rhcU that he Icpuhlican party In Viz
rIila wa> 'itlh down at the heel" and he
believed It due to the bad influence eXertcd
hy unprl!cipl bed officials in their intercourse
with the people.
III the revenue changes, it is pretty GER
IAN HAT Col. Robert ". Hughes will re-
cove Ah appointment, even il the President
has 10 remove Oils W. presbrey, Supervi.
So", and transfer him 10 another field in the
same department Of service. The PTesi.
cent expressed mulch respect for the abili.
I.cf oi MI. fresbrey, but being q northern
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METROPOLITAN WORKS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL srREETa

STATIONARY ana PORTABLE EHalNEs
BARK, GRisT, and PLASTER MILF;
| BOILERS. FOEGINGS, CkSTlNQ3 Of IRON
| ENGINES ana 3AW-tiII.iS OF SlriouJ UiZcz
] always on hand.
| Old engines, &C., repaired and sold or comTn!5s
| sion or exchanged tor new. AL Other repairs
| promptly and satisfactorily done. ..
| Send Tor descriptive circulars.
dcst "lLLiAM Y. TtTNFE TO.
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SEWING-MAC4IHNES.

GROVER & BAKER WIN GINA.
VI tHINES.-Juht received 40 entire now stock
OF these very popular machLes, which will 10
sold Oh MS reasonable terms rs any lrst.class IL.
chine can DC sold In this city. They hsTe been Ia
use for the last ilfeen years b. hun reds OF fam:
lies in this city, and stand unri|ai!ed Cell aud
examine the machines aud the many testimonials.
Il. i ". ". DARBY. Agents,
IN al g0t Broad St, corner 9th.
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A HOUSEHOLD NECESSIT Y.-The
n WHEELER e WILSON StWIhG-MA-
CHINE should be found in every household, The
hundreds OF thousands Of families now using IL
rste, sim elest. and neatesL machine made. II Is
noiseless, and makes lock stitch alike on bota
sides. 4 large variety OF flyles or maud .Ito on
the insta lment plau. &, L.. RAILWAY,
10 IA 100 Main street. south sics-
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