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Tc;egransiic Summary.

A fire at Slmrpsburg, Ky, burned the
Presbyterian church and five of the best bil-
oincss houses. Three alleged incendiaries
barely escaped lynching.
The steamer i;cle Vernon, from Cincin-
nati for New Orleans, was cut down and
sunk by ice. Total value Of boat and cargo,
100000.
A Republican legislative caucus in Maine
has elected delegates to the National Con-
yention and adopted resolutions endorsing
Grant and Col!uy.
The report that Spotted Tail and his band
had perishcd from cold is contradicted.
\ dispatch from Washington announces
the confirmation Of Lciley as postmaster at
Huntsville, Ala.
A fire in Vicksburs, Miss, yesterday morn-
ing, destroyed property to the amount Of
$4,000.
Telc"raphic communication has been cstab-
lishcd between Porto Rico and Kingston,
,Jomairl
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New Work Items.

New YORK, February 15.-The advocates
of the enforcement Of the cight-hour law
held meeting at the Cooper Institute, which
was largely attended. Resolutions were
adopted calling for the enforcement OF the
eight-hour law on public buildings.
Collector Arthur says the present general
order system will be continued only until L
new plan is approved.
The steamer Republica, from Liverpool,
encountered for tOrty-ci@ht hours IL furious
hurricane, during which all the boats but
one were lost. The upper part Of the steamer
was damaged, and Williams, tie second Otli-
Ger, had lis left thigh broken by trcmend-
Olls sea.
The Boston, Hartford and Erie railroad
has been adjudged bankrupt.
John Ryan was to-day sentenced TO twenty
years Imprisonment for highwaying.
Charles A. Lee, the medical author, is
dead.
A Panama paper says that 4 rebel strong
hold has been captured by the FcncZuclaus
bv treachcrv. Six hundred rebels were
killed or drowned in the retreat.
The District Attorney in the Stokes case
admits Irregularities in impanelling the grand
jury, but arows they were good and lawful
men. The present issue will probably teTmi-
nate tomorrow.
The legislative committee report the
charges against the Pacific Railroad Company
not proven. The complaint was made for
the purpose of influencing the stock in the
market. The committee condemn the COM
plainants, who have used the Legislature for
purely speculative purposes.
Several steamers starting about the same
time as the steamer Republic have not yet
arrived.
The health officer of Brooklyn reports that
the smallpox is Gbating i'll that city.
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FARNuAM'S FRENCH TOOTH LozESGEs, anoycl
and pleasant deutifricc-tEc finest In the world for
cleaning, hguii:ylug, and preserving the teeth en-
Lorsed by eminent dentists. Sold wholesale by
PURCELL, LADD ( Co. and r. ". POWERS & Co.
Retail, By WOOD & SONS, corner Ninth and Main
\. BopEglER & BROTHER, corner Fifteenth and
Main; DOVE, 49,! Main 4: BERRIAS & MCPHAIL,
corner Main and Seventeenth; DUvAL TIIoMr-
son. s7o Main; MEADE s. BAKER, 9l9 Main; HAIR
E1soN Main between Seventh and Eighth: HAZARD,
Franklin, corner Fourth; BLAIR, s25 Broad: l..
WAGNER 6 Co., Broad BOOK, 5ei Broad; GAR
NETT, 63s Broad; THOMAS, PA Broad; HOWARD
BROTHERS, corner Broad and Second; FoRsrMASN,
I'll clst Broad KISDERyATER. Broad; FISCHER,
10 east Broad; MILLER, Fifth and Marshall; CARY
6 BROTHER, Brook venue and Leigh street.
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VALENTINES TO THE EGisLATrRE.-oabbitt,
the Snal man, has sent 4 valentine TO tile dii
l,rrnt mcusbcIs OF the Lcgi5latL're which,
though acceptable, is SO insinuatlvc III It's MT
tufr that that body is about TO pass bill
prohibiting the introduction OF the soap into
the commonwealth. On the desks Of each
ui the members on Yesterday was placed Il
lar-e cake of soap. The motto was sup
posed TO he:
or al the things hennati the skies,
! dirty man DO Gcsrsc;
60 from this hint nov iiu take warning,
And apply this soap both ligh! and morning.
The cSpe.!;crrecciycdt three cakes, and every
other member enc cake apiece. Ii WAS at
first source of wonder as TO whether the
.nan WIS Intended TO clean Colonel Jcnkins' 5
breast in regard To the question he refused to
answer and purge him Of his alleged cont
tempt, or to wash Firginia's hands Of the
public debt; hut 10 decision has as yet been
arrived at
The following little verse, which was found
in one of the packages OF one OF the "antl-
funG2rs." will, however, probably explain
the intent Of tie valentine:
Legislator, legislator, you are funny creature,
You've encountered O.d Virs nias debt with new
,crnnI ills little valentine rs harblngcr Of hope.
srwifl teach YOU how 10 hold your tongue and USE
little more soap.
We remember that General Triggs once
sld that soap and railroads did more Tor
Georgia than ANYTHING else. This being the
case. we are assured that with our proposed
railroad system, and the liberal donation OF
Babbitt & Co., we are to be soon out Of the
woods and on the high road to prosperity.
All hail, Babbitt! vt
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From West Virginia.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, February lj.-Ihe
Constitutional Convention yesterday fixed
the age and length of residence necessary to
enable persons to hold office i'll the State.
The Governor and Judges must be thirty-fiye
years old, senators twenty-five years, and
they must be residents Of the State five years
before they can be eligible. Elections for
county officers and members of the Lcgisla-
tllrc will he held on the second Tuesday in
October. The ant-dueing clause was u!ani-
molIsly adoptcd.
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The Revolution in Mexico.

NEW YORK, February 15.-A Matamoras
special to the 18th says: "Forty Texans
crossed into Mexico under Juan Guerrero,
and threaten 0Icir. An attack on Matamo-
ras will follow the fall of San Louis, which
is hourly expected.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 14.--The rebels
who hold Mazatlan lave had successes over
the Federa!s from Sonora. Arms for the rebels
from New York, per steamer Montana, have
been seized by the Fedcrals at Acapulco.
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Want3aar Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, February l5.-The barome-
ter will probably remain highest on Friday
i'll the South Atlantic States, with pleasant
weather. An area of low barometer will
move northward over Missouri, and south
erly winds will increase, with threatening
weather, by Friday morning west of the
Mississippi. Rising barometer and partially
cloudy or clearing weather, with cold north
west winds, will continue in Pennsylvania
and New England. Southwest winds and
rising temperature will prevail Oh the lower
lakes. Dangerous winds are not anticipated
for Thursday night, unless possibly in the
western gull.
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EXTRA EA TING PRuSEs at ANToSI'S.

FARxuAM's TOOTH LozENGEs were exhibited at
the American Institute Fair, 1871. lie following Is
the report of the judges:
NEW YORK, December G. l9Il.-i1 tie Board Of
Managers Of The .inleTicdu Institute Indestridl
Exhibition: Gentleluen,-After II full and impair
tiu examination Of the article above described, the
undersigned judges make report that the tooth 10
zenges very pleasant, convenient and elective
dentirricc, composed Of substance which are per-
fectly harmless C. i. CHANDLER, It. EGGLEsToS,
JR., Judges, Professors Of Chemistry, Columbia
College, New York city,
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From NcIr Orleans.

New ORLEANS, February 15.-The corner
stone Of the Masonic Temple, on st. Charles
street, was laid to-day. The attendance was
large. The Grand Lodge is in session here.
4 duel was fought this afternoon at Bayou
st. Louis, Mississippi, between Hon. George
W. Carter, formerly Speaker of the House Of
Delegates, and General A. S. Badger, Chief
of Police Of this city. Rifles were used at
sixty PAGES without effect. The differences
were then amicably adjusted.
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a New ARTICLE OF ExPoRT.--We learn
that large quantity of stable ftanure has
within the last few months been sent from
this city to Norfolk and Portsmouth, bought
by the truck-raisers near those cities, to be
used in the production Of early vegetables.
The effect has been to render it SO scarce here
that q gentleman told us a day or two since
that lie feared he could not get enough to
start his carly plants.
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CALIFoRS1A PEARS, for sickness, at ANTOSI's.

TIE "PEIFECT SEWING MACHITE.'-Mr. A.
BACKuS, NJ. D., Of Rochester, in Ills letter OF May J.
1861 SAYS of 4 Sewing Machine which has been in
usc IN his fainly for four years: 1t makes re-
markably strong seam, which never rips when pro-
pcrly scwcd 1t has never been out Of order: nor
have We ever broken needle 1t IS noisclc,s In its
operation: does its work thoroughly and satisfacto-
ry; and Is always ready for use. can conscie1'-
tiouSly recommend il to those requiring A PERFECT
SEWING MACHINE" That machine, 1t Is hardly ne
ccssary to add. l. the Wilcox & Gibbs.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, February 15.-The Napoleonists
are active at Belleville and Villetty.
RoME, February 15.-The Consistory for
the nomination of Catholic bishops conyenes
on the 10Th.
NJ. Berthemy will be the minister to Wash
ington.
N. De La Rouchiere, minister to Rome,
and some delegates from the Right, in the
Assembly, are going to Antwerp to submit
to Count fChambourd their programme of
action with regard to monarchy in France,
and endeayor to obtain his sanction thereto,
but there is little hope of success.
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jon PRISTISG.-We call the attention OF mer-
chants clerks Of courts sheris, lawyers. railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents, and all others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered II
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution OF all kinds Of JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish Mt short notice Cards,
Bill-Hcads Letter-Heads, Programmes. Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets. Tags. IIand-Blls, Catalogues.
Bills Of Fare, Show-Bllls, Checks Drafts, &C.. &C.,
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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MEETING or THE BOARD OF Public WORKS.
At meeting of the Board Of Public Works
held on Wednesday the following directors
were appointed on the part of the State for
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Com
pany: General NJ. D. Corse, General L.
Hunter, Judge Fl. W. Thomas, and Z. G. S.
Ferguson, ESQ.
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UHMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING N THE
RIcuMoND PosT-OrFlCE FEBRUARY Is, 1SI2.-
New York Tribune, New York; Patrick
Ran, sampsonvile, KY; w. Lilliston, Miss
+. Winston, Miss b. Cooke. W. \. Walsh.
sallic B. Davidson, William Nation, Thomas
ID. Jcflress, Joe MiidleGorfer, Miss Deua
Cox, Richmond.
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ISn;lrNasi Matters.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, February 15.-At a
meeting of railroad officials held here to-day,
rates to New York were reduced from SIT to
So Parties in New Orleans wishing to
avail themselves of the reduction can ptlr-
chase local tickets to Mobile, where through
tickets can be purchased and baggage cheek
ed to all points East ria Lynchburs, Va,
making the rates $47 from New Orleans TO
Gnu- AnrL-
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The whole amount apportioncd for the
wear lS10-'rl is S41S,9rG.It, III the rate OF
81 .03 for each person OF school age.
il being represented that in some school
Districts OF the State the appropriation for
the year 1S70-'l is not sufficient to ray the
Indebtedness to teachers for that YEAR, the
Board li.s ordered that any balances that
may be due by school districts to teachers for
services rendered during tie year loI0-'11
NAV he paid out OF the State school funds
appo!ioMcd TO those districts for The year
lS.l-.2.
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Our readers will please bear In mind that the
great English book sale at Sir. KEESEEs store,
1917 Main street, will commence to-day at 10 In
the morning, and again at 7 in the evening. The
sale will be held in the order Of the catalogue.
and all the books will be sold without any rcserra-
ton. They al the finest English editions, such
;s our people have seldom All opportunity Of pur-
chasing. We hope there will be . large attendance
this morning at 10 O'clock the whole stock must
be closed of by Monday night.
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A United; States Scnot0r Requested
10 Resign.

SAyASSAH, GA, February 15.-A dispatch
from Tallahassee says the Assembly of Flo
rida Yesterday afternoon, by a large majority,
resolved that United States Senator Osborne
be requested to resign setting forth among
other reasons that his appointment to Fcde-
raj Offices were Instructions to Republican
Government
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money Market

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, February 15.-Money easy.
Gold, 110l. Sterling dull; in quarter stocks
very heavy. Governments closed firm. South
erns dull but generally unchanged. New
South Carolina's advanced per cent. same,
3s4. Tennessee's, 65S; new, &c. Vigi-
mas, 90; new, %. Lousiana's, GO; new,
80. Levee's, 81; S., p. Alabama's, 90;
SIS, 60. Georgia's, IS; 1885. North Caro-
lina's, SO; new, III. South Carolina's, old,
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

EaLTIaOEf. February l5.-F!our fairly active
an unchanged. Wheat steady; Ohio and Indiana
s.I.Sl.S5 Corn frmcr; white southern 75c.: yel-
lnw southern. .il17oc. Oats steady at 53Ei55c. hye
unchanged. Iurti steady ut Sll.Jp IN bulk; shout
,Irrs 5tc rib sides. Gtc. clear rib sides. eiGi7c.
loose to- more. Bacon-packcd hrmer; hams l3M
lie. Lard liIln at SC. Buttcr-Wcstern steady and
!norcaciiyc. Whiskry du!l and nominal at 93c:
Virginia SIS, consolidated. $50 bid. North Caro-
iiua's special tax, ~. All others unchanged.
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VIRGINIA HALL.--This attractive place Of
amusement Is again open, and 4 very enter
tanning performance is nightly presented, the
most attractive feature being the feats of
strength of the modern Sampson and his
wife. These arc really wonderful, and
should be seen by everybody.
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Rare combination, the highest art, and the lowest
prices, at G. r. REEs 6 Co.'S Photograph Gallery,
oil and gIJ Main street:
Card Pictures, $3.50 per dozen;
1mpsrials, 81 per dozen;
Large size, So first one;
Beautiful Monograms new. g per hundred.
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THE NEWEST AND BEsT.-The best waterproof
overcoats are George Dodge's gum overceats, manu-
featured 81 England They weigh only sixteen
ounces and are beautifully made, and durable. They
have Just been introduced In this market by J.. Z.
SPENCE 6 Son. clothlcrs, 1900 Main street.
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From Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, February 15.-Granville 0.
Torbet, formerly editor of the Nashville
american, is dead.
The Methodist Book Concern was burned
this morning. Loss, $4,000.
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1ue NMKrrS.--Co!d weather and bad
ro:,,. combined hayr had the effect 80 keep
@va. from Tie city many of those who usi.-
ally ,Gpi ly or markets with "countr.v pre-
,il,r,. and >ich," and consequently they are
nv; =, we'll Supplied with Vegetables, fowls,
49, and a! those articles 50 eagerly sought
a!t,r hy hou>G-kccpcrs. Salads are also very
scarce. ;hcrr not hlyin. been sunshine enough
10 iIing out vegetation.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. February l5.--Flour more active and
iirln: conu" 20 fair extra. Sj.0dQt S.G0: good 10
choice S7r.MS 81. 80. Hhiskcy lower 1T 9lac. Wheat
lirm-bcttrr busiucsS-winter red western, 6aUGSc.
Corn closed i shade frmcr; white southern, nc.
Ricc quiet 1t >Gtsic. Pork. SliMeE. .@5. Lard in
actiye-shnc!c hrncr. Turpcntine strong. R0sin
iirln Tallow quiet. Frc!glts irmer.
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,r,,o Alabama state Debt.

MoSrGoMERY, February 15.-Steps are
being taken in the Legislature to provide for
sinking fund for the redemption OF the out
standing liabilities Of the State.
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YELLOW BANANAS ut ASToNI's.

CoRNs, BuNIoSS, NAILS, CALLoSIrEs, &C.-Ther
proper management without pain, &C., /, Of thC
greatest consequence to health and comfort. Go tC
Dr. SCHULTZ. This immin ont practitioner may be
consulted from IL to 5. No. Nineteenth street. near
N.jn
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TOILET ARTICLES.
NLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
NATTAN's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
-. ------- IL THE IAIk.

,
A perfectly clear preparation, In one bottle, as
easily applied as water for restoring to gray hnr ta
natural color and youthful appearance 10 crahlca'e
and prevcn. dandruF TO promote tie CROWN OF she
hair, aDdstop its fllng.
IL II eutireIy harmless and peJectiN free from any
noi'onols substance and win therefore taKc the
rlacr of all the dirty and unpleasant preparations
now I'm ,,,c Numerous testimonials nave Deen scu.
nv from many OF our most prominent citizens. IN
crrrvthing I'm which the articles now In use arc or.
t.ctitnabic CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Is perfect. iI
l. w:rrautnd To contain neither sugar or iean SUI
nbur or nitrate OF silver. Clear rand clean rs Whrr,
L does not soil the clothes or scalp. II Is agrtcapy
nerfumcd. aud makes one OF the BEST dressings Igr
ihn hair in Use It restores the color oI the mar
IIore Dery.cttu and Rni foTDaty tan any otBcr pIe
n,rotiou and always does SO In rom thrSc W tcii
davs Virtually feeding the roots OF inc halr Will Will
ali the u0,,r.hiiIg qualities necessary TO It's CROWN
and hnnIthy ccnt,ion. II restores the decay anu IN
dmras a new growth Of the iIA!r more E0siufely
:h,n ANYTHING else. The application ol thls Won f
dorfrI DISCOVERY also produces pleasant ana coot
ing effect the scalp, anu gives uis naif . pis
and elegant appearance. IN. ., ,h,, , Hnott-
ed number OF small Trial bottles can De tao by .ns
Wishing To tr-vit YCm will noiice tfat III pulsuinI
this corsc our aim Is to convince by the aesu'ai
h4s'' % - ''' ARTHUR SATTANS, =
I,ra,tor and prCprietor, Washington, d. c.
For sale, wholesale and retail. by
| PURCELL, LaDD & CO., Iroprle.I9r
"a 3l-eodtJel3 2Aenus, h.e..i-1IS, ~1-,-~-
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Tue Misunderstanding WAS clear and

Tue WrATHEE.--I Yesterday WAS clear and
lid, the mercury in the thermometer lndl-
eating ten degrees At sunrise. There have
ln.en. w icilcvc. only two occasions lhiS
winter on which the mercury has fallen tc-
}uW that poing. The streams Were not frozen
uyc!. Yesterday morning, hecaI~c OF the ag-
tation Of the water producrd BY the hiSD
wind, which prevailed during the night.
kltorcthcr, we thinl, this viii bc marked 10
the coolest winter since that OF iSJC-:J,.
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N.Gn%G og TIE BOARD or MILITARY En-
a@i>aLs.--Yhc Military ENaning Board Tor
Richmond city and the couniies Of ltenrlco
:nil Chesterfield, composed Of Colonel VIII
l.rsu Gillr,lu, r,,lcral Bradley 7. .Jotllson,
%ut colonel William j. Coleman. viii meet
=. IRE ol.rt. o! General Brad!ry I. johnson
IN SATURDAY afternoon al 4 o'clock ror the
examination ol such candidate, for military
u,i,.,s IL may present themselves ut that
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ADvERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade I'm any
portion of the country should advertise In the
papers of that section. NJ. ELLYsoN & Co. will
takc advertisements and have them inserted ut pub
IIuI,a
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THE RELIGIOUS HERALD, or this city, Is an OK
ceent medium for advertising. 1t is read In every
nsishborhood In Virginia and in the Carolinas Its
charges for advertising ars quite reasonable. Once,
l,ls Main strost, nearly opposite the Dispatsa oace
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The Union Pacific Snow Blockade.

OMAHA, February 15.-The position of the
snow-bound trains have been but little
changed in the past twenty-four hours.
Seventeen trains-the Oldest being twenty
eight days from Olnaha-are at Creston Sum-
NIT. There was more snow, with high winds,
last night.
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LECTURES.

TNHE BOY ORATOR OF TIE SOUTH
L will LECTURE 1T PlNE-STREEI, En-, ! BApI1SI 81, sI;sI
on FRIDAY EVENING, teorua-
~ 10th.
Tickets 25 cents. Sunday-9chool scholars admit-
door. IL iu-"
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CASE OF THE ALLEGED SAMPLE MERCHANT
Theodore H. Tilton WIS before Justice
White Yesterday to answer the charge of vio-
iating the city ordinance and State revenue
law by selling, or endeayoring to sell, goods,
wares, or merchandise, by card sample or
representation. Mr.. Tilton was fined $50
for violating the city ordinance.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. February l5.--Cattle dull, compara-
lively few BUYERS: ycIy Boston sale to-day eMItc:
that rated first quality. 5MGc.: medium or good tnir
Ia ;c: ordinary thin steers, oxen anu COWS, 3fG ic
receipts Of week. 7sl; sales, 1853: hogs In fair supply
ic: net receipts, 1905 sheep, 50'tc groSS-iattcr
ccipts. o,i30.
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COLONEL JoHSaE. JOHNSTON, the European tour
st, says: have had photographs taken in all parts
OF The world; those taken ut the LEE" arc the
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Great Ere i'm Canada.

TORONTO, Februry 15.-Nine Of eleven
wholesale stores, known IS Iron Block, were
burned this morning. Total loss on stock
and buildings estimated at s5,G0o,0O0.
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Ncssrs. TURNER & Co. have just received = lot Of
horses and mules from Kentucky and Pennsylvania,
to which they invite the attention Of those III want
.,rr
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SEND your daughter for the next half session to
tho Richmond Female Institute, corner Tenth and
Marshall streets.
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ARRIVED, last night by steamer W. P. Clyde, one
hundred tons anthracite coal. All in want can he
supplied by BEN CorTHELL, corner Ninth street
and Rasin,
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MANCHESTER TAx-PAYERs.-The attention Of
delinquent taxpayers in Manchester is called
to the notice Of j. w. Bronaugh, collector,
which will be found in another column.
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M. EILYsoN s. Co., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building. will receive advertisements aud have them
inserted III any journal OF the country at regular
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PAID Is.-S20,000 was paid into the State
Treasury yesterday on account Of interest
due the State from the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company.
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POLICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES j. D..
I1iutc Ircsi1iny.--T following eases were
disposed of:
William ilaiI;y, charged with being drunk
and diSordclIy Oh the premises Of Mrs. DigSs.
Fined -.
Thomas Il. Bromlott, charged with tres-
lu>.ug Oh The premises Of Mr.. X. Tots.
$50 dismissed II rc4utst Of complainant and
-.@.S paid.