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TIE RADICAL TAnMANY RING IN Pn1LADEL

THE RADICAL TA,MANY RING IN Pn1LADEl-
ru1A.-The Philadelphia Telegraph Repub-
lican) says:
"The Citizens Municipal Reform Associa-
ton has issued a call for meeting OF tax
}I,vcrs and citizens at Horticultural Hall on
w uncsday evening next, Which 1t is to be
hoped will be responded to with proper
amount Of spirit. 1t is certain that it is high
tine for the taX-paying citizens of Philadel-
Dhia to make such demonstration Of the fact
that they are the masters and not the SER
wants OF the Jacks in Office who are plumber
ing them. At this meeting there will be
an abundance of subjects upon which
men of ell parties can make Indignant
comment The Row" officers elected
by the people, and their undarSilap-
pcrs, extort illegal fees with the utmost
impunity, and in defiance alike CT law and
dccency; tho. members of the Common
Council last week, with reckless disregard
Of public opinion that proves how little the
ordinary ring politician cares for the opinion
ore way or the other Of decent men, deibc-
l.,tcy combined to prevent the city from re-
covering the money that had been stolen
from the Treasury; the Legislature refuses,
1t the bidding of the ring-mastcrs here in
Philadelphia, to make such changes in the
registry law as will enable lis to have rea-
sonably fair expression Of public opinion at
the polls; at the bidding of the ring again,
a conspiracy is entered into to prevent Colo.
ncl Mcclure from contesting the scat of
Gray, simply because Gray was the Ring
candidate and was forced into the Senate
chamber TO aid in perpetuatlng the King
power; and both in Harrisburg and Phila-
deiphia are the pocket-books of thctaX-payers
the objects Of solicitation, and to put MS much
money rs possible, in the shortest possible
time, into the pockets Of certain professional
politicians, is the chief end of most of the
legislation. 1t depends altogether upon the
citizens Of Philadelphia to sly whether they
intend to submit to this sort Of thing any
longer; and IL they think they have had
enough of it, let them turn out In force on
Wednesday evening, and indulge In such
plain expressions OF opinion that there will
lie no possibility Of installing thslr meaning"
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COMPULSORY ISspEcTIoSs.-In tho commit
tee of the Maryland Legislature on Tuesday
Mr.. George X. Walter, of the firm Of New
conner &; Co., said he thought he represented
the largest flour interest in Baltimore. 1t
is as utterly impossible for US to do our br,-
siness without legal forced inspection as 10
1v to the moon. Philadelphia attempted tc
establish twenty brands. They are now the
fifth or sixth market. 1t is impossible to &c
there and buy. 1t was admitted this day week
on the floor Of the Corn and Flour Exchange
that we could not possibly do without in
spections. Put appointments in their hands
where they have twenty opinions, and al
have pets, and where are WEI"
George Fl. Baer, firm Of Baer & Brother
said that the law two years ago to cause the
inspections to cease gave satisfaction to trade
Mr. A. w. Goldsborough, of Goldsborough
& johnson, also opposed the inspection law.
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prrrpep1rpG MARKETS.


j FEBnr.nY Co.on.-Thc market was nr1n yes.
tertiay morning. with sales during the Gay OF aD1u.
1850 bales hsis Of ioalc for low graGes LOT
fair, and 2it62sc. for good to prime. Fancy seecr
tons would probably have brought higher pSies.
TVhe0t.-1larket firm: choice white Wouio Stibs
SI.75aSl.s0; prime white Sls6s good white. 9l:So.
Prime purple straw red. SIZES LANCASTER red sils
good red, $3.50. Ordinary lots OF red and whlia,
sL25G5l.s5. The stock Is very light and good 1iati-
ties much wanted by milleTs.'
COra.-Weguote at CSC. 49, ~ re = 70
Rae.-We quote at 90c.
0ats- We quote spring oats at 7eeR7scs !; winter,
oc0$l.
are getting scarce. Weauote choice brands or famis
Nv af so5nft To- and choice city brands extra. ss1
GSl below these quotations. IN wholesale lotS
SPegnnds-Recsipts liberal aud market litae
lower. We quote: Fancy lots sl:sea5Sl 50 strictly
prime, Sl.7Oss$Lls; good, Si.s0assl.eo' commons
DIED Ruit-In demand Apples.ch oee sliced iced
e61Ioc: choice brigst quarters 6s@!c Ias 20 kooo
Quarters, aIasc Peaehes-Fair to choice, E.esass.
siGsl.2s. Beans, ssric'iy PRIME ~
Iinep Catifs-So. smooth, ssso gross; good
aSe. fair, S&gssc. common 3sssc. mutton, sSeASs
pesI a n Market quiet By the hosaassa--shoal-
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MORE SHOOTING TROUBLES In ARKANSAS.
Little Rock, February ION Friday last a
colored man named Arch Embry was shot
and killed at Gala Rock, Pope county, by
two young men named Dimprey. The
brother and father Of the murdered man then
attacked an old gentleman named Tucker,
charging him with being the cause of the kill
ing. They shot Tucker twice and beat him
until they thought he was dead. He was
alive, however, on Saturday, but there are no
hopes of his recovery. After this the ne
groes gathered to the number of thirty, with
firearms, and more trouble IS unprecedented.
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COMMERCIAL. !.
Observation-Disclosures,
hlGllsfoSD, Va. February o, fS5a
nrErrtsrxyr. Z, 2. n $50 - " Is,

ssese.ts Observation-Disclosures.
I. hlcHH0TD, Va. Esbyuary 0, is7a.
1850 OFFERINGS. -;
GoRN.t White. 1,a,o bushels - -
OhTS--l.2e5 bushels
RYE.-Is bushels. Etss4
/ MEAL-82 bushels.
WHEAT-whitc. 81 bushels very good at si.7o: 50
bushels prime ut SI.ao. Red, bushels very good Ut
Co.'s White, 1870 bushels at &c. for prime, esc.
OATse6Ss2 bushels at CSC. for very good spring,
ssc. for very good winter. SIC. for good spring.
RYE.--lS bushels very good at 99c. n T.,
MEAl-S? bushels af nc. 8.
FL. f.,a REMARKS. IS. 81
Offerings Of wheat today very light. Market
steady The oferingsof corn were 1870 bushels and
al sold ut SIC for prire and &C., for very
under the influence sof shipping demand The
offerings of oats wera liberal and the market has re-
vved somewhat from the torpor in which 1t has been
for some time-about half what was offered having
been sold, without any advance, however, In the
price Of spring oats. Winter oats are very scarce
;tnd In demand, and commanded to-day &c. more
than spring. We think It would be well for holders
OF winter oats to put them on the market Rye
scarce and in demand, and prices as high as have
ruled for some time Country -bolted meal sells we'll
and brings within &c. Of the best ctymiIls bolted.
! The prices On Change on the 9th February, 1871
we're: 49,. -
| WuEAT.-White. prime, 81. Red, prime, sI.o2s.
CoR,S.-White, very good, CSC. '.2"
OATs.-Prinle Ccc. =,
RYE.-Eery good, saic. ..@as
| FLoUR.-vlrginia country Richmond ipspection)
| Supcrfne, $3.50; extra, So. Jr.
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TIE Loss or TIE STEAMSHIP AHfElCA-IJ,H-
--ll r,>lr A+p >,rNES o.; B"ARI-i;oATs
slirur py rA>Ic-SfHlcEEH PASSENGERS
~ i.yr- l.osr.-N',c lIO'h. February :.
.'.r from H.o ,i2nciro gives the following
a., 81 the loss ri The steamer America.
IS. -l,.n.t l.om Ducno> Ayrcs on the 22t Of
,r .,l,,r fyr Mont"vidco. with 124 rasScn-
J.. & 100 \. II. on the Esd one Of TIE
q ... .ahcs. called tie "watrr point" cN-
FL. instantly scilting TO death two fire
49,: and one coHt-hcayer. cXtin@ui>llin% tie
it,. N! Growing i've Goals about thereon
,r! :,r-'y,., Il :ilr boilers and steamers side.
ir!d II The pulnpS proved them un.cr-
. icl-.tl", nnd the tire spread very rapidly,
w. vessel being built If White pine. Tie
H." Icing un;dsiiii'S, separated those on
board mlo two companies, neither party
jriu- ale 10 communicate with or iiclP tho
u,lcr. \ panic cnsucd, and OF all the boats
uJ board, which. if properly handled, could
!u,r saved 200 people. only two welt
Hnthcd. and these were Swampcd lmmcal
..,ty by tie crazy passengers. the otiicci>
.rt NJ control over the crew, who, WITH re-
,.vrrs. disputed with the passengers Tor tax
ms Of saving life
tlc Italian steamer Villa Da Salto wa'
. my at the time the fire started, but The
i'aiu Of the America did not know enough
..a,u,ly t. hoist signals Of distress, and moi
u.i3 the flames OF Tie America burst h'gt
, -. mir did the officers Of the Villa Da Saitc
r.., e the affair. She Immediately went
. , i... assistance Of the America. the first
. ID letting 81 board being Captain BoSSl
+. The Au.,gi,". Tie loss OF life is not Ger
in. hut over sixty persisted. No citizeus OF
= ;':.U.u STATES wrIc among the lost.
t.u..in ho-si remains on the Italian
...s!nrr, and would he iynched should III
,n"tr III Mon.cvid"o or Rucnos Ayres. 4
Il media! * 10 he awarded 10 the captain Of
- NNnl Ia S1ltn.
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rs. WH,rvO%--SHE REFUSES TO BE iSTFH-
..Ip.---snrc her ac4uittal on the charge
o.. =" nlIdar Of General hctchnm, Mrs.
: ..arton las remained quietly i'll Annapolis
a. l..r bVaidiay mouse OF Mr. Il. y. WEIGH.
he seldom appears ~ meals, and confines
,.rI',"!t closely 20 her apartments. Miss Nci-
j, Wharton, however, is occasionally seen on
re. streets Of the Ancient City. Mrs. " har-
r.I has declined invitations from Mr.. and
Mrs.. !. Crawford Nelson and Colonel
!5l@,,.,I Mayer and lady to accept their hospi-
i..tl;vs, Mid viii probably remain in Annapo-
- untiia decision is reached III the charge
..Hjfr>t her iur the attempted murder. by
i>oEing, OF Mr. Eugene Van Ness. i is
s!uyr con- idcrrd, amonga certain class of jour
iadist., i,giiimate matter OF newspaper enter
1r,c ~ "interyicw" every person 10 whom
p3IGc attention las been directed, and
Hr- Wharton has been called upon re-
Gently hy several lady reporters, represent
! T.. ambitious New York and Boston dulles,
i.r the purpose Of obtaining from her the
....t ii,:ation and profit Of personal confer
go s;. ana rou:,:b. Their cilnrts were, how
r,rr. !ruilirs5 Of the ayOwci objects Of their
Wits, a. Mrs. Wharton and her daughter
positively refused 10 bold amy conm,mica-
tl,a with them. 1t is said Mrs. Wharton has
become exceedingly cautious i'll her conduct
and remarks, when likely TO reach the know
lr;t2e 81 the public through the press, ana
from the beginning she has Shown no diSpo-
s'joA "to rush into print" but has quietly
pursued the course she thought most adyEa-
b!e..--Euhsmo,'e gazette.
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LARGE FIRE IN MIcHIGAN.-Detrolt, Mich,
February IA fire at Port Huron this morn
ing entirely destroyed the buildings and
stocks of DR.. Graham, hats and furs; D.
Garvins, boots and shoes ; T. A. Meyer, gro
cerics; and j. B. Ferrands, dry goods. To-
tai loss, $4,000; insurance on stocks, S2s,'
900; no insurance on buildings.
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WILMINGTON On. c. MARKETS. /.

FEBRUARY e-Spirits -Thrpenttne.-sales OF a51
c,sts nt 73ic q gallon for southern packages-an
advance Of lc. Market firm -
R0Sin-Quet. ~ 70, ,,rr.,, ., q,
sales OF so1 baIreis AZ, az =.
for hard and So for yellow dip and Vlsgn-the iatter
subject 10 reduction of is. 49,,
SAcye; sales Of :s' barrels a. ss h Sasse At
co9 bsss s O. bales a, sls is bales at s
and bales at PIC ~ b. ..g,.s
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BrKNiEG OF H0TgL AT OIL CITY, Pa
JomeSto,on, Pa, February IA fire broke
o.lt in the National Hotel at Oil City yester-
day, destroying the hotel, together with the
Taylor House. Oil Exchange, the branch of
jj.e, Of the Western Union Telegraph and
Atlantic Telegraph Companies, and two or
llree saloons. Losses estimated 1T $4,000 !;
partially insured. The cause of tho fro WAS
iAe explosion Of O coai-oil LAMP.
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SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.-Mdysc'lie, AZ.
r, February 7.--Charles NARROW, James
town brewer, convicted Of the murder Of
William Bachman, was this morning SELL
fenced to be hanged on the 18th of next
month. " ". .f.
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p1cuMoSp, February /, 1872.

nISSOLUTION.-T firm heretofore
IL existing under the name OF ETTENGER b
EDMOND Is this day dissolrcdby mutual consent.
a.. z. Edmond will attend to settling up the busl-
meas RI In concern.
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In Cleveland, O., an unknown man fell
through the elevator hatchway Of the Forest
City Hotel and was killed. Another man
named Engel was suflocated by gas in tar
still which he was cleaning out.
Colonel Clarkson, who was shot by the
Slack brothers in Charleston some ten days
ago, is said to be still in a critical condition,
and fears are entertained that his wounds
NAV yet prove mortal. Marshal Slack and
his brother John have been held in the sum
of $4,000 each to answer Indictment by the
grand jury of Kanawha county on the Goth
of March next. J. w. Garcelon, charged
with being an accomplice in the shooting,
has been admitted to bail in the SUM OF
s., OOO.- Wheeling Register, 9th.
An interesting law case, involving curious
legal principles, is now on trial at Mansfield,
Ohio, Some time ago the authorities of
Crestline bought large spring in the town.
ship of spring tield, Richland county, Ohio,
intending to convey its waters five miles
through pipes to supply their city with wa
ter. Farmers through whose lands the water
now flows enjoined the Crestline people nom
diyerting the stream from its natural course,
and the sufAis brought by the city to con-
denim land necessary for their purpose. It
is intimated that the probable damages Will
he so great rs to cause the failure of the pro-
ieet.
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Ial D1NGToy, Nos. 1872, AZ, 1a26.. e4S ~
street. Richmond. Va. We intse ALI kinds Of Ucw
work i'm tina nachnist line, Jepsir xH kinda of Mox
ns aiss make the best tobacco mill In the world
and keep them on hand Us we'll q Sotueeo ssfsws @
tis,as Tor tbe manufacture Of tobacecs We Keep on
Ssrd for sale ali sizes OF new and En-
njnes: Roeis, saw-al Ills, Mills,
nd Resii Wheels; gad IN fact general sssortne1s
~ ali useful articles In, our line. togstnsr via
JadsOns 3, sp
Pau! VT Wres Globe yalyes Taov self.
oiIIna oaps. for tot,, englne aud
G Ill ~ Se,snnabIe pr1ees and ca accopmodaanS
terms. n. b. W. receive on consignment ~ 1as
OF machinery, both new nnn = y oanssSEST1Sys
zee rs ID foe q 4 sly, = -
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COMPREHENSIVE.

The undersigned have this day formeda co-partner.
ship under the name and style Of TALBOT, Ell
TESGER 6 EDMOND, for the purpoee OF. carrying
on general MACHINE and FOUNDRY BUSl-
NESS. Until the completion Of our new works,
now erecting at tie conner Of Franklin and Nine.
teenth streets will continue TO opernts at the old
''''''N " JAMES NJ. TALBOT. 9a..s.r
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JAMES NJ. TALBOT. -
WILLIAM E1'TENGER,
IL p EIMONn

Mr. james D. Talbot, one OF the firm Of Talbot
Brother, who retired from business shortly After
the fire which destroyed their works In November,
1892 has concluded to try his hand again at his old
business mot being satisfied to remain dlel, and in-
vItes all Ills old friends and customers TO give him
cali nj his place Of business promising that any
work entrusted to the new nrm shall receive bis
prompt and careful attention. and be done IN work.
inaulila manner aud at moderate prices. .s,,L
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HousE BURNED DowS.-On Friday nighl
list 4 small house on Wolfe street, in the
"litiingcr addition" was burned down.
The fire took place about O'Clock. The
house was very inconvericnt to water, and
was entirely consumed. 1t had been bought
but few days before by ar. Milton White
Later in the night there was another alarm
OF fire at the house occupied by Mrs. Bright
man, belonging, we hear, to our confrere.
Major S. II. Yost, Of the Faiiey Trginsan.
The fire originated in the kitchen from an
asl!-hox or bucket. This was fortunately ex.
tinguished hcfore any damage was done.
Sirs. Thurmond's house, on the public
square, came near being destroyed 4 few days
before from the same cause.-Hdrr1Soabn
Commonwealth.
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The concurrent resolution in the Missouri
Legislature to pay maturing State bonds in
currency has passed the House over the
Governors veto. '&. -
In st. Louis, Harry Hawkins, book-keeper
for semple, Berge e Co., shot Augustus
Erestein, on Eighth street, intlicting dam
gerous and probably fatal wound. The affair
grew out of dlsreputable surroundings and
jealousy. Both young men are respectfully
oonnaotod
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first bishop of Baltimore In 1889, and was
corsecrated In England August Is, 1890. His
diocese et1bfaced the whole Of stlses then
United States. -Four additional episcopal
sees were erected Irrespective at Boston, New
York, philadelphia, and Bardstown, n.y., In
lSUo ana the same decree that created these
new sees erected Baltimore into metropoli-
tan see, and raised DR.. Carroll to the dignity
Of archbishop. That prelate expired Deem
ber3 1915, at the age of eighty. The fol-
lowing is list of the seven archbishops Of
Baltimore who have filed the duties of that
sacred office: a =. ri Z ~
Most Rev. John Carroll, D. D., conserated
August Is, 1880, died in 1915.
Most Rev. Leonard Neaie, D.. D., con.e-
Grated December, 1900, died in 1917.
Most Rev. Ambrose Marechal, ID. D., con.
secrnted December IA, 1917, died 1928.
Most Rev. James whitfield consecrated
May %, 1928, died 1884.
Most Rev. Samuel Ecclestop, D. D., conse-
Grated September Il, 1884, died 1851.
Most Rev. Francis Patrick Kenrick, D. D.,
transferred August IS, 1851, died in 1863.
Most Rev. Martin John Spalding, D. D.,
transferred May u, 1864, died February 2,
1872. s
PROBABLE SUCCESSOR. Gt.Jf =
In accordance with time-honored custom,
an archbishop OF bishop has the privilege OF
nominating his successor in office, it remain
ing optional with the Pope to confirm such
nomination as he may see fit. Accordingly
it is understood that Archbishop Spalding
some time ago forwarded to Rome the names
of two or three bishops of his archdiocese
from which the Pontiff might choose his
successor 1t is said that among the names
sent were those of Bishop Bailey, of Savan.
Bishop Whelan, of Wheeling.
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pIssoLuTIoNs q PARTNERSHIPS.

DISSOLUTIONS d PARTEERSHTPS.
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE '!A:s ;R UP,
The firm Of PAINE 3 co. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Tho name Of the firm will only DO
used In liquidation. - '1'f ~ g..
WILLIAM G. PAINE will attend to settling up it,
business. s .E tA Nv. G. PA1NE,. fE
February I, 1871: " II ROBERT A. PAINE.
q. a..f COMPREHENSIVE. ",f'igs
The undersigned have associated themselves to
gether under tie firm and style Of ~
.9f PAINE, CABELL & CO.,
for the purpose Of conducting general
AUCTION, COMMISSION, and JOBBING BCSt-
-. a.EEi' NESS, ! ~" jtif q. a :! ~
for the sale OF -. t ~ =
DRY GOODS, -. ...i k. 9s' ~
BOOTS and SHOES, ~ ~ ,t~hsl
READY-MADE CLOTHING, t'.,e, }.iis sgt
HATS and GAPS, &C., &C.,
and respectfully solicit the patronage or the old Gus.
toners Of the 1rms of Kent, Paine 3 Co., Paine &c
Co., and the trade generally. f..t =, ~ ~
Having ample capital in otIr business, we solicit
cons!gnnents Of all kinds OF merchandise, upon
which VIC are prepared to make liberal advances,
aud to which we promise our heat attention;
- ROBERT A. PAINE.
.s .r.. .#.tr r' j. CASkIE CABELL,t...
JOHN 9. PAINE. - :
February. "-t ~ II fyl -! 4 lie y {
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THE PROVINCE OF BALTIMORE

comprises the Dloccses Of Baltimore, Charles
ton, Erie, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Pitts
burgh, Richmond, Saint Augustine, Savannah,
Scranton, Wilmington, and Wheeling, with
the vicariute OF North Carolina, and extends
over the District of Columbia and the States
of Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Viz.
ginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia, and
the eastern section of Florida.
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL.

The arrangements for the obscquies have
not, of course, yet been completed, but it was
decided last night that the remains should lie
in state in the parlor of the residence this
morning at 10 O'Clock. 1t is expected that
the number who will view the remains will
be very large. The funeral will take place
from the Cathedral on Monday morning at
10 O'Clock, when solemn requiem mass will
be celebrated. Monday WAS fixed for the
funeral in order to allow time for the arch
bishops and bishops throughout the country
to attend, as they were all informed by telc-
graph of his death last night. The interior
of the Cathedral will be dlaped in mourning
TODAY .tss
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Postal.
---s--TTg-U-T-

r-n 31s,-af.ice is established at Oscco:a,
s...-. u county. Va, and ADsalom +.
-" .l..ic POSTMASTER.
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IhN"''ah -'it Ai"- ~ not Ills a. a.,
"TlEH;-A lLaGlcat "italI occuileu on tne
1hufch-S'rcct roao, just beyond 1le GU.
i!ihi(>' yesterday afternoon. LOUIS liophlnS
q negro boy an',t lileeh years o!ol si'ot ailu
! h'i!'d i eoiolcu cot '''lncu b'.',!Sl toiii!cN'
"i:o WIS apottn i"".i'ell seats o.u. AZ, No.,
"ilr,' iivI'' :i'c t t;t h v. ~. Ivy
WIG ''1 INV S''"o'I '';ry Nv, ~
',''.| 10 ~ '',,r , ,.,' .nv Ivy ~,
~. r. I,,a,I.', I'll
'i1c XVI" Va ~ Nu'l ii'''s
gun; "'t ''c 5o>s ',at 'Ccu SI'oo,1lS, d. ~; u,
- 'ne i'tnsiGG "'i,t III i't ~ ~ s':a t'ia
'.i'; n'i', 'e W. W ,o1. ,lu h ,s
III" Council Il. ilc i'u .!1 800 o,,,J J n.S
"Ii'', t'iE i!i"Ar. p'!s'in1 va ""iN an" ~
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
PETERSBURG. VA,

FEDRUARYs.-Ther eceipts of loose and hogsheads
are increasing, and the market Is firm Tor MI grades,
both from shippers and manufacturers The old Ia
brace the crop. large export trlde Is expected
this season, and friends should give due care and
attention to asserting and pricing their crops We
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y - DANVILLE, VA. " t'lft N354.
FEBRUARY 6.--Owing to the dry, harsh weather,
the receipts have been very light for the past week
What little is offering Is eagerly taken at full rates
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RICHMOND PRICEs-CURRENT.

THURSDAY, FeUruary ~ I5Iz.
These are Wholesale prices. For small orders an
advance on our quotations is demanded. Our quota
lions of country produce are Wholesale, and from
actual sales on this day. .-st H.. -... .,,. 4
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-14

by lightning yesterday evening while
standing in the door of his dwelling
and instantly killed.
a company was Incorporated to-day
Tor the manufacture of the new Friend
car brake.
There was still another considerable
fall of snow last night in the Cotton
wood mining district. 1t is said to be
the most protracted and severe winter
for many years in that section.
Judge o Il. Strickland, of the Su-
premeibsanch of Utah, acting for this
district in the absence of Judge Nc
Kean, is dangerously i'll at Provo
There is no court here in consequence. |
There was quite sensation to-day
by the arrest of well-known gambler
for lowd ard lascivious cohabitation. /
The accused managed to escape pros
ecution under the TERRITORIAL statute
and pleading guilty before Mormon
Police Justice to a violation Of city
ordinance got off by the payment of
inc of 500.