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Explore the Island -aIysterious Diplonn.i
/ Hints 4 Little Biil Against tho Unite,
States.
NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-The steamer Tybet
has arrived, from San Domingo CITY on thu
14th instant, and SANTANA on the 10th. She
brings the following correspondence for the
Associated Press: =
THE COMMISSIONERS AND THEIR REPORT.
SAN DOMINGO, Feb. 14.-Tbe Commission
met last evening, and agreed to name the
middle Of April as the time for their ar
I,YaI ID washington, the investigations of
Tue past lew days having shown a wider
nsid snan was expected. They also con.
eauaea 20 send brief letter to the Score.
tary OF State, with the outlines NJ what
they have done already. ' u "A''
Tho ns.,. Ahe PARTIES SENT OUT.
fassnr Biat ses , n9w out officially are Pro-
Professor Crane M "a q geological patty, with
on their way across the isinnd ~ p NV
aaa f. Professor Ward exploring Ia ave- We.
ger zen. Slegel gone to Asena Psofassors
silaeI ana Marvin gone in the same direc.
Lon 70 examine the copper region : DIR.
larry making botanical examinations, and
". :NeWcomb pursuing medical research
es IN various directions" The heath of
al' including those remaining here, is good.
THE FEELING ON TIE ISLAND.
The bulk Of testimony taken thus far in.
sa;sa very favorable condition of at.
ia..s. some OF the members think there are
oDsCacles which earlier Testimony did NOT
promise; The Haytien Complication turns
ouG 70 De more serious, and win REQUIRE
nore Time than at first expected. FuJl
transcripts OF such Government records as
ielate 10 leases, concessions, or grants Of
iand for railroad purposes, have been taken
ana are very numerous.
WHERE THE COMMISSION INTENDS TO GO.
The Commissioners expect to sail In thu
tennessee on Tuesday or Friday of thi!
week for Asua. =
Inc officers and crews of the steamers
nenanessee, Nantasket, and Yantic are al
LITTLE BILL STILL DUE. ..
PRESIDENT Baez has called the attention
OF Inc Commission to the fact that the sec
ono payment for SANTANA by the United
states has not been made. This violation O
faith, as it Is regarded here, has seriousl,
embarrassed Baez, and left nearly all hi
! ofncers without pay. The Commissioner
away. f
Col. VIM. McMichael, of PHILADELPHIA
VINO is with the Commission, plead a cas-
IN the San Domingo Supreme Court yester
Gay, and Won 1.-THE first time in the his
tory OF the court that an American wa
admitted to plead.
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A Turin letter says Kossuth is so feeble
in health that he can hardly live until
spring. It is stated that he is extremely
poor.
Rev. John Chamber, Of Philadelphia, re-
Gently attacked-by paralysis, is recovering.
: The proposed flag of the new German
Empire is black, white, red, and gold.
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1,ysnupuRa VA.

FEB. sl.-Receipts were iarger The past week,
consisting prlrcipaiyef loose TOBACCO OF interior
grades, and much OF It too SOFT, when renoers ~
Ress salenble. Occasionally some dne 10 sold ut
high prices. Prices generally ruled fully up to
quotations. = "a - ,e...s-s4st Il
! Laos. Mfaferior i nd common, e..se@ss; good
anl, smooth long, 90 bo&ptd 50 medteHi aed good
yellow, ,keQ tase; fue yellow smoking, tlo@$ia
extrayeasow smoking, 8iS@&s0.
aes0 ;tgood dark aud mixes S7sDS10; medium anc
good yellow. ss@eis; ano9 slow, si7SD ~ extra
yellow, SsS0ASs.
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THE WEATHER IN WYoM1SG.-Judge King
man, of Wyoming Territory, writes from
Laramie city to friend in Boston, under
date of February IL:
81 am surprised to hear what deep SHOWS
and cold weather. you are having in the
East, when here the ground is bare as in
summer, and has been all winter, and the
days are as bright and warm as in October.
We have had a delightful winter, and the
cattle, sheep, and horses are doing finely.
They have not been fed a day yet. The
trains are only delayed in the States by
snow. We have no such trouble here"
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sudden Tseash-DestFuctfye Fire a
Savannah. I

SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. 23.-Celonel John
s, Monroe, mayor of New Orleans.at the
time OF its captU re, and who was imprison-
ed there for o long time by General Butter,
but q resident of this city since the War,:
died suddenly this afternoon. az.
A disastrous FIRE occurred here last nlgnts
DESTROYING Hodpson's block, on Bay street.
Loss, $3.50, O0os about one-han OF "aica U
covered by insurance. ~
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MUN1F1cENT BEQUEsTs.-NeU York. Feb.
22.-Louis Bernard, the French miser, who
died at St. VincenGs Hospital on Monday,
bequeaths 100000 to the American Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
The society has also received three other
with 100000 pledged by Henry Bergh,
places the society on a firm basis.
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baltimore Cattle and Sheen y1orket.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2s.-Cat;le market dull, snd,
although the quotations are Unchanged, tie mar
ket is really lower. with some grades better than
last week LIST quality. s@ssf. medium, 4i@se;:
sales, 1,ol9. Swine.-Good hogs In better supply
this week, and prices are UNCHANGED the market,
some extra commanding &c. higher; rece.pts.
779 Sheep in moderate demand, with good
supply; quote fair to good 5E9Gc.; good to extrn,
s5d7c.; sales Of very superior q: &C.; receiptss
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The "RAIsED CHECK" FRAUD.-A
method of efecruallg preventing the rails
ing of checks from small to large amounts
has been adopted by some heavy banking
firms, which is simpleand convenient. The
amount of a check ,as Originally drawn, for
example, 500 or less, $500 or less, 81, 900 or
less, and so on up to the greatest amounts.
is indicated and generally understood by
the color Of the paper, or in some of the
ink used.
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TIE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD DIS
AsrER- Verdict Of the Jury Of Inquest
Poughkeepsie, Feb. 22.-The coroner's jury
on the New Hamburg disaster, after seve-
raj hours deliberation, have returned a
verdict that the victims came to their death
on the 9th day OF February, at New Ham,
burg, by sufocation by fire ordroWning, in
consequence of a collision between the Paci-
Gc express train and car loaded with crude
petroleum thrown across the track of the
said train, on which they We're passengers.
The jury believe that the oil train could
not have been stopped soon enough to have
prevented the accident; that the employ es
on the oil train used ali the means at their
command to promptly signal the coming
express train that the signal men did their
duty in the premises; that the express
train was halt mile from the obstruction
when first signslled, and. bonld have been
stopped provided all the, appliances had
been effective that, from some reason 10
the jury unknown, the patent brakes we're
not effectively applied. ,,a4g 81 zt,..ss ssrs
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lFREMEN SUFFocATED.-Ne,o York, Feb
22.-This morning seven firemen on the
steamship Isnailia, at pier 10, North river,
were suffocated by burning charcoal In q
close room. Five of the men are dead.
The others have been sent to the hospital,
but there Is little hope Of their recovery.
All were natives of Scotland. i & Il {. II -
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Correspondence CT the Richmond Dispatch.l
William w. Johnson Acquitteu-PrOf.
HoicoEnbe's Lee Oaati0n.
SALEM, Feb. -. 1877,

CALM, CD. -, 1911.
The trial Ct William w. Johnson for the
murder OF DR.. Roberts, III Liberty, termi.
mated To-day IN verdict Of Qcquttat. There
WAS >0me conflict in the statements of the
witnesses asto whether the pistol of john
son OK Roberts was hrst discharged; but
The testimony was conclusive, even on the
pant Of the prosecution, that Roberts dreas
hes pistol first. and that it was an act purely
Of scli-deience on the part Of johnson to
Use his pistol 1T all. The testimony was so
overwhelming i'll favor OF the prisoner that
his able counsel felt willing TO give the case
10 the jury without III argument. to which
the Commemorative attorney gave his as.
sent. and the jury, after retiring for few
minutes, returned their verdict of ac Quit
tai, ut the announcement of which there
was a spontaneous ontburst of applause
from the large crowd in the courthouse.
Professor II ocombe being in attendance
rs 4 witness to sustain the remarkable good
character of the accused (who had been q
student at Believer school, he was re-
4ucsted to deliver his famous Grafton on
the character OF General Lee, to which he
kindly consented, and rarely has our COM
lnunity enjoyed such treat. 1t was wor.
Thy Of the subject, and ofthe orator, which
is enough to say for any intellectual effort.
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cot,ov, MarLets-TgY TELEGRApH.1

THUKspAY, FEB. o. He1c 0r2sdfs, YIN .As
l4sl4ic.; receipts II sss bales exports 70 GsesS
uise sss bales s,jes 5000 bales; stock, ~ eis
bales Ghartessa Easy e. s9i sri;si rscep
100 roastwise, Ga bales sales. Loo baies;
stock stock sss2e les Norfolk, st. STEADY low MID.
dngs, lss@lsie recsl9ts so h, e s,,et
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Supps jyetf Loss of the Liberia aekes'
( -g1y g4ie Ss,rD Gcsc0Rda.

7 BasroN. Feb. 23.-Tbe ship doieonaa.
from Liberia for, Baltimore, WenS as. .o )
vest eraay on Nantucket shoals. Lug y, s M
M ssenaera in s boat. On their information
g. mat WAS seut. to the rescne Of the Go,-
csonda, but no traces Of her could be FOUND
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astie noIitieian which, party She e. was most
In favor of, replied that she preferred q
wedding party. ' '' j 5.tlI, s Tx
A miliiard is o thousand millions, /.
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MAYORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, Feb. Is, 1871.
Do 6n REWARD.-JOHNC CHRISTIE,

d CSn REV ARD.-JOHN CHRISTIE,
CCCO a native Of perthshre, Scotland-aged
about ~ years, five feet ten inches hlgh slightly
bald. with a 'ull red beard and moustache, having
one finger of HIS right hand deformed through an
atcident--let his home. on the western part of
Broad street, on Tuesday, the goth OF December,
and has not returned. He was last seen by any
person to whom the authorities have access on 18th
street, between Franklin and Grace streets, on his
way to the York River depot, Tuesday night be-
tween and 10 o clock.
. il win give a reward Of ONE HUNDRED Dol.
LARS for the recovery Of his body, and TWO
HUNDRED AND. FIFTY DOLLARS for such
Inform alton as Will lead to the conviction of his
murderer If. is feared, he has been foulAy dealt
with. [fe 20-1w1 r.. NJ. KELLEY, Mayor.
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DEsTRUcTIvE FIREs.-Neu York, Feb. %.
A fire this morning entirely destroyed a
fve-story brick building, 20 Beekman
street, owned by Wm. OConnor, who loses
$4,000. The first floor and basement was
occupied by the Providence Tool Company,
who lose $4,000, A. ". Mcdonald & Co.,
printers and electrotypers, occupied the
second and third floors. Their loss will
amount to S1l,00Q. Fireman John RELY
was badly bruised and nearly sutfocated by
smoke, While the fremen and police were
fully engaged at the fire in Beekman street,
another fire was discovered in the rear of
1872 William street. in large six-story brick
building, occupied by Messrs. Detz & Co.
ing, occupied by nj. Ward s Co., was also
damaged; loss on buildings, $75. 900. Jes-
sup & Moore's paper warehouse, 1913 Will
liam street, also took fire, but was little in
jured,
Dietz & Co. lose $50, 900; N. Ward g. Co.,
druggists, $4,000; Jessup & Moore, paper
dealers, $4,000; all mostly insured. By
the fire in Beekman street, in addition to
losses already mentioned, E. c.. Bridgeman
Is Co., map publishers, lose $4,000; Rose
Brothers, leather dealers, 5000. The
third floor, occupied by the Union Paper
Collar Company, was totally destroyed.
ALI fully insured,
Hayward q Coutrel's coffin and casket
warehouse, on Adams street, Brooklyn,
was damaged $4,000 by fire this morning.
The loss is covered by insurance.
Rochester, N. Y, Feb. ga fire in Me-
dina last night destroyed all the buildings
on Main street from Centre street to
Wheaton's store, including Hunts tin shop,
where the fire originated, grocery, jewell
ler's shop, physicians Office, undertaker's
shop, market, tin shop, harness shop, mil
linery, boot and shoe store, cabinet shop,
one vacant store, dry goods shop, and an
insurance Office, The losses and insurance
are not yet ascertained.
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south America.

LISBON, Feb. 23.-The news from Rio
Janeiro is to the I'd February. The revo-
'lutlonlsts in Montevideo had been defeat
ed, and the instruction had nearly ended.
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Tobacco Markets.
RICHMOND. VA.

FEB. 2a.-Receipts and breaks full for the week.
Market shows want of animation, and The week
closed rather In buyers favor Buyers and sellers
are still apart In their views but the latter have
shown some disposition to make concessions. The
larger portien OF the tobacco offered is in very
soft order. Farmers would consult their own In
terest by paying more attention to the ordering
and asserting Of their tobacco.
+ The quotations for old Sre: ..
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AT recent school examination young
urchin, being asked why 1t was 30 warm in
the torrid zone, replied promptly, "Be.
cause 1t 10 80 hot,1 asa Fl Y
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LOUISVILLE, Ky.
FEBRUARY 2l.-We quote:
ShiDpfng .LeGf.

eating Leaf Common 70 geo lug; ysSs A.
common to medium teaL ssgyie; coca 70 nne
! Cigar Leaf Filters, segs7; binders, S7gsS;
wrappers, SieG&l5. ~ -
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z FITZPATRICK Il CO.,
WOODEN-WARE MANUFACTORY,

LIBBY PRISON BUILDING, zoos CARY ST.,
Take pleasure in informing their friends That they
OF CEDAR BUCKETS, CAM, and KEELERS,
mace of materials Of the best quality and we'll
reasonable terms es any one. We invite the buying
public to carl and examine our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Je 2O--lm
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The weather Report.

WAsHsG7os, Feb. 23.-0face Chief Of
fcer of Signal Bureau, 4:a5 p. M..Tne
barometer stands very high at the mouth q o.
Delaware Bay, and very low at Omaha. -, IL
has remained stationary on the gun, anu
has fallen heavily on the lakes ana IN .ae
Northwest. Eastery winds ana ciouus
prevail in the middle Atlantic states, pue
the far West. 1t is probable that the storm
uredicted for to-day will soon reach Lake
Michigan, where clouds and brisk winds
now prevail. Southerly winds and CLOUDS
are indicated rs probable tomorrow on the
Gulf coast.
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WE really hope that our commissioners
in San Domingo will manage to keep out of
danger while in that curious country.
Hardly had they stretched their legs after
having landed at San Domingo City before
they were informed by President Baez that
that dreadful anti-annexationist, General
CabraI, was somewhere in the neighbour
hood with two regiments Of Haytiens, and
was waiting for three more regiments and
some artillery before making move against
him Baez) and the annexation party
Wushiu0tOn Patriot
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RaESHE lNTELLHGkWgs.

IMMATURE ALMANAC. FEB. q, tssf.
Sun rises....,..,.. 20 Moon set5....... ..,l0 Sc
Sun sets S. 81 E1Sh ade.s.. $50. 81
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COnflscatton Sales by the Confederate
Government Argued IN the Supreme
Court.
The Agricultural Land Scrip-Nation'
al Rights Of Ways for Railroads.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-The. agent of
Georgia here to get that States share OF the
agricultural land scrip has received assur-
ances from high quarters that the scrip
will be issued as soon as the clerks can
prepare it. ...E.
Fun delegations are here from Ohio,
Kentucky, Tennessee. and Georgia, to urge
the passage of the bill giving the Clncln-
natl and Southern railroad the right OF way
through Kentucky. -
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The widow Of the late Albert G. Jenkins,
of Cabell county, West Virginia, Congress-
man from Virginia and General in the rebel
army, has recently married in st. Louis q
gentleman of the name Of Brown, and re-
turned with him to reside permanently on
her estate at Green Bottom, Cabell county.
|, The State tax of one mill in the dollar
on property for free-school purposes in
Fauqnier amounts to Sll ,29S.2S, and the
tax on tithabes to 1892, making total OF
SIS 270.2S.- Wdrrenton Sentinel.
Mr.. JAS. McChene, son Of the late Rev. j.
D. McChene, formerly pastor of the Presby-
terrain Church ut Abingdon, died in MissiS.
sippi few days since.-Lynch6urg NeacS.
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AS YOU are probably aware. ono of our
plaps to raise money Is 60 have Ia series of;
lectures. The first was delivered by Dr.
Cranberry about a month ago, and the sess
cond will be delivered by DIR. Burrows, OF
Richmond, tomorrow evening. it u eN-
pected that he will prove as entertaining as
his predecessor. with whom the audience
was much pleased. STUDENT.
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CONGRESSIONAL AppoRT1oNMESr.

The apportionment bill as it now stands
makes tue number of Representatives of
the Forty=third Congress 275. To-day the
Judiciary Committee so amended it as to
provide that those States which elect their
entire Legislature this year shall make The
superintendent of Representatives, but
those which do not elect their Legislature
this year may postpone the apportionment
till the next year. It Is thought that the
apportionment question will be disposed of
even at this session.
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LAND SALEs.-T. W. Greer, land agent at
Wyliesburg, Charlotte county, sold several
farms last week to persons from Ohio,
PENNSYLVANIA, and Kansas.
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HOMICIDE negroes. named Billy
Powell and George Armenstrong, living in
the western portion Of this county, got
into an alteration on Sunday night last,
when Powell struck Armenstrong on the
back of the head with all axe. splitting the
skull open and killing him in few min
utcs. The difficulty occurred In Powelts
own house and from all we can learn it
was case of iustifable homicide.-Rock-
ipqfGss Req,Ster.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHIN GTON, Feb. 23-Senate.-Mr.
Howard moved to non-concur in the House
amendments to the Texas Pacific railroad
bill, and ask for q committee of confer
ence.
MIR. Sherman moved that the Senate con-
cur.
Mr.. Warner said the amendment made
the bill almost entirely new one, and
moved to print, in order that the Senate
.mightread and consider it. Agreedto. =
z The McGarrahan bill was tabled, after q
Short, sharp discussion, which showed that
the bill could not pass this session.
The resolutions OF the Indiana Legisla-
ture in favor of the removal Of the capital
were presented.
The bill extending section So of the ma
tional currency bill of 1869 to banks organ
lied under the act of 1868 was passed. II
imposes certain penalties for embeZzle-
ment.
Indian appropriations were resumed.
"A motion to take up the bill suspending
the construction of the Cincinnati and
Newport bridge across the Ohio failed-22
to 80.
The bill relieving from duty brandy dis
titled from grapes was indefinitely post
poned. s
Adjourned. ...
'House.-The bill prescribing a modified
oath to be taken by Senator Miller, of
Georgia, was passed, and goes to the Pre-
sident.
A conference committee was ordered on
the bill for bridging the Mississippi.
The fertilization appropriation bill was
passed. 1t gives over 81 800, 900, exclusive
of the unexpended.
The river and harbor bill about one
fourth OF the appropriations only for the
South was passed.
Adjourned.
Conalscatton Sales by the Confederate
Government Argued IN the Supreme
Court.
WAsHINGTo Feb. 23.-Tbe question
whether the position of the belligerents en-
abled the Confederate States to pass valid
title to the property sold by them as confis.
Gated, was to-day argued in the United
States Supreme Court, the case being
Knox VS.. Lee, up from the Circuit Court
for Texas. The lower court held the
confseation proceedings void, and the
title of the purchaser invalid, and the
writ OF error seeks to reconsider that judg-
ment. The court below having instructed
the jury that any amount their verdict
might give for the plaintiff against the pur-
chaser of the property could be paid in
legal-tender notes, that question was also
discussed in the argument. -
The Agricultural Land Scrip
al Rights Of Ways for Railroads..
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-The agent of
Georgia here to get that States share of the
agricultural land scrip has received assur-
ances from high quarters that the, scrip
will be issued as soon as the clerks can
prepare it. o,,..
Full delegations are here from Ohio,
KA.tna1,u fronnassaa and GEORGIA.. to urge
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HOMICIDE IN WASHINGTON,

A well-known sporting man named Jos.
james, better known as Sonny James, was
shot and killed tonight by Horatio Bolster,
u notorious rough. The weapon used was
a musket loaded with buckshot.
SUNSET COX ExCoRIATEs MASSACHUSETTS.
In the House Of Representatives on We'd
nesday Mr.. Cox said 1T had boen said that
there were more starving people in Masss-
chusetts than We're killed in the Crimean
war. Why did not the people of Massa.
chusetts take care of their poOr2 Why did
they not feed their starving people? Why
did they not mind their own business, and
keep their noses out of the affairs of an
other people? The Massachusetts lunatic
asylum was represented to be in terrible
condition, and the inmates were treated
with the greatest barbarity. Massachusetts,
which sold her paupers and starved her
prisoners, and was the worse governed
State in the Union, came here to read lee
lures to others,
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We suggest to the Dispatch, as an expe-
ditious way 70 get rich, to buy UP all the
pretty girls at their real value, and sell
them at his estimate. He will make small
fortune on nearly every one.-Aarson Her.
aid.
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THE SAN noar1nGo coMnIss1Oa.

Accounts of fss Proesedings- Parties Sent 70
Explore the Island a1ystsrisu. Diplomn.ie
Hints 4 Litsle Biiis Asainat the United
States. ~ s5t5f
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A PPLES, APPI.ES.--Jns received, per.
"A schr. E. iNcLaln, So hhlss prime AP pL co. ~
1a CHAS, T.. WQRTEAM & 90.