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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-11
PROVIDENCE 4 WORCESTER RAIL

'
day, Sept. l6. 1872.
Express Train. stopping only at Woonsocket and TX
2.l5 pm,
ACCOMMODATION Trains will leave Worcester FOR Provi
uence and way stations ut $50 (eNp from WoOnsocket,l
ana II ~ M, 400 (eSp from WoOnsocketl and $50
p. IN,
Providence for Worcester and way stations, at 40
and lli5a. m. and 1870 D. m.
The 140 q m maiD and 2l5 m (express) trains
from Providence. and the 1918 a m express and
800 (mail and $50 m trains from Worcester con
meet at Worcester Junction with trnins 10 and from
Clinton ltchburg. Rutland Saratoga, Montreal Nashua,
Lowell, Lawrence, Concord, and the White Mountansg
spnnghcld, Albany, Troy. Niagara Falls. and points
Through Tickets and Baggage Checked all important
points.
The Worcester trains except express and $50 M.
connect at WoonsOcket Junction with trains to aud from
Milford, and at Waterford with trains Of The Boston,
Hartford and Erie railroad,
SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Providence Tor Waterford 800 m and 4.05 IN
connecting Immediately with trains for Southbridge
Putnam and Norwich $40.
Leave Providence for Woonsooket at 1000 p. M
Leave Woonsocket for Providence NJ SEQ m, $50 M,
Leave Providence Tor Uxbridge Mt leo pm.
Leave Waterford for Providence atb,2O m,
Leave UXbrdue for Worcester at 5.45 m.
Trains leave Milford for Worcester and Providence at
40 and II 90 a m and APO WoonsOcke for Milford
~ WV - 49, - " w, ID. HILTON Sun't
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

EnUsHEd.
Lospog, February 14.-The expedition In
search OF Dir. Livingtone has departed.
The comic papers cartoon the American
claims for indirect damages.
THE ALABAMA CLAIas.
LoSpoS, February H.--Chief Justice
Cockburn, British member Of the Geneva
Board, approves the Governments refusal to
admit the claims for indirect damages.
William Fowler, member Of Parliament
from Cambridge, addressing his constituents
last night, dwelt at length on the claims Of
the United States for indirect damages. He
said that England should not bluster nor
should she submit to be bullied. He believed
the country, to 4 man, had made up its mind
that il "olr American cousins" wanted all
this money they must come and take 1t.
Tbe Times considers the situation to-day
more satisfactory. 1t denies that the quar-
rel was sprung because Gladstone feared the
effect of the intrcgucs of Disraeli and Dixie,
for nothing could be more unpopular In Eng
land. 5E C
The Daily Telegraph does not credit the
report that a reply to Lord Granrille's note
has arrived from Washington. 1t thinks
that the American Cabinet will wait until
the text note is received by mail before max
ing formal answer. sA
Cuba.
HAVANA. February 14.-Valmaseda has re.
turned to Havana.
The three days of carnival have termina-
ted without disturbances. aas
France. tas.
PARIS. February 14.--The members Of tho
Right have declared their unWillingness to
fuse with the Orleanists in the Assembly.
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TCleGrapIlIc SlI,lalmnrY.

Julius Hans house and three children
We're burned on Monday night in Winona,
Minnesota.
lMdrdi-Grns day at New Orleans and Menu
phis was unprecedcntediy successful. No
disturbances.
Z. A. Bulklcy, president of the Etna Life
Insurance Company, il. dead ;aged sixty-niuc
years.
Two persons were killed yesterday by an
accident on the Hartford and New Uavcn
railroad.
The Mobile Trfbune says that D. G. Rugg,
a cEtssmate Of General Horace Porter, lias
been appointed deputy collector Of customs
at Mobile.
The steamer City Of Paris has arrived ut
Liverpool With 901 bales of cotton.
The foreign consuls and other representa-
tiyes at Bucharest have united in making Il
formal demand for the protection of the Jews
in the Prncipalitics.
The contract for rebuilding the Pacific EIo-
tel at Chicago has been awarded, and it is eS-
pectcd that the building will be finished by
next New Years day. The estimated cash
cost is 81 ,O0Q,0O0.
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Fearful Storm In the Northwest.

CHICAGO, February 14.-Thcre has been II
fearful storm in the vicinity of Sioux City.
The mercury fell forty degrees in two hours.
The hurricane was accompanied by blind
ing snow. Several deaths are reported from
tie sudden cold. The trains on this division
Of the Central Illinois road are all showed in.
The thermometer this morning is eighteen
degrees below zero. A report that "spot-
ted Tail" and band were frozen is believed,
but the prostration Of the telegraph by the
storm prevents yeriication.
ST. PAUL, MlNS., February 14.-The
heaviest storm Of the season has occurred,
the thermometer being below zero all day.
The railroads west are bloclsaded. 1t is
feared that the Canadian surveying party,
numbering twenty-five persons, under Colo
mel McNub, which lett Dunlcatl for the
upper Superior, have persisted. They were
last heard from on the eth ultimo, i'll al
open boat, with the lake full OF ice and L
storm prevailing.
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POLICE C0uRT-WE WEDSEsDAY-Justlce j. j.
IIUtc prcSidIRg.- following cases were
disposed Of
John Rankin, charged with asSauiting and
bc#tine Jack Jones. Discharged.
John Warrenton (colorcd), charged with
abusing and using threatening language to
his wife Ellen Said Ellen fears some bodily
harm ut the hands Of said John Warrcnton},
was discharged.
BENJAMIN Bolton. charged with obtaining
silver watch from Charles Noisy of the
value of s. by falsely representing himself 10
hc the owner thereof. Discharged. Done
under color of right.
Charles Noisy, charged with puljury in
swearing that Benjamin Bolton did obtain
from said Noisy a silver watch, valued at Sc,
by falsely representing himself to be the
owner thereof Discharged.
Thomas r. Bromlott, charged with tres
passing on the premises of Mrs. III. Tots,
and destroying property of the value of so :
and John X. 1otts says, Oh oath, that the
said Bromlott has, from time to time prior
to said time, destroyed property to the
amount Of $40, belonging to said Totts.
Continued until to-day.
William Hayes (coloretD. and Robert
White, charged with assaulting and beating
each OTHER in the public street. Fined 81
each.
Thomas Martn (colorcd) charged with
being drunk and unable to take care Of him
sell, was fined S2.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-15

TRANSFORMING TIE CoMPLExIoS-The trans
formations produced by HAGAH's MAGNOLIA BALM
are quite rs astonishing any on the stage OF
theatre. That famous beautiGcr transmutes u sal
low, peeky-looking complexion into one In which
the Lilly and the vic for admiration. and lmparts
10 dry, harsh skin the softness OF perfect lowell
Tan and freckles, which country air and sum
ghtare pretty to produce In spite Of parasols
and sundowns. are completely obliteratcd by 1t;
while II has perfectly magical effect IN b,nishIng
ln'ue redness. blotches, and riTplcs from the skin
When the lady who has used 1t to remedy her COM
plcxional defects looks in the mirror she Is equally
astoundcd and gratfed at the improvements In her
appearance. Every blemish has disappeared: her
neck, arms and bosom now rival In whiteness the
snowy collar which cncircIcs her throat, her cheek
maties with rcach-iike bloom. and she is ready to
invoke 4 blessing on the Inventor Of the article
which has wrought such delightful transformation.
II YOU desire rosy cheeks and complexion fair
and free from pmres botches. and cruptions
purify your blood by taking DR.. P1EHCE's Golden
Medical Discovery.
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following resolution were unanimously

following resolution were UNANIMOUSLY
adopted:
Resolred, That the town attorney be in
structed to present to the president of the
Board of Supervisors conditional fee deed,
With the understanding that should the
crtnty=seat ut any time be removed from
Manchester, that the entire property shall re-
vert to the town; and that in this event the
town shall pay the county the difference be-
tween the appropriation and the actual cost
of the Courthouse
The representatives Of the county aD-
preached the trustees in spirit of compro-
mise, and the session was harmonious. The
Board Of Supervisors meet on the 9th in
slant, when it is believed that the above
terms will be acccdcd to, and that the ques-
ton viii be settled before the session of
March court. This amicble adjustment of
differences that at one time threatened to re-
suit in litigation will be gladly hailed by
every good citizen of the county. The diff
| ference between the cost and the appropria-
| ton is about $500. 1t was midnight when
| the Board adjourned, and owing to the late
| hess Of the hour, no report was had from the
annexation committee but this will be the
special order at the regular meeting on to-
morrow night.
Court PRoCEFDrsGs.-Thcfoll following, among
other matters of business, were transacted
previous to adjournment
Ballard Edwards, charged by Archer Dyer
with malfeasancc, was admitted TO bail in the
sum of $500 for his appearance at March
court.
Thomas ". Bass qualified as alministra-
tor OF the estate Of John II. Hooper, de-
ceased.
The estate Of Nathan York, deceased, was
committed to the hands of the sheriff for
settlement.
W. T. Perdue qualified as guardian of
George r. Hooper.
David +. Wood having charged Arthur
Gregory with malleasance in office and neg
lcct of duty, Gregory, who is constable in
Bermuda township, was ordered to appear
1T March court and answer said charges.
The Commonwcaltlfs attorney and clerk
were ordered to have the rooms in the court
house put in order for the reception of the
records and for the other purposes of the
county clerk, and to remove the clerks office
therein rs soon Is possible.
Thirty-sevcn deeds of bargain and sale,
&c, were admitted to record for the past
month.
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DoIxGs OF THE GRAND JrRY.-The grand
Jury of the lus'ingS Court met yesterday,
and found true bills III the following cases:
Sarah Jones (colorcd), felony, charged with
being accessory in the robbery Of the dwell
ing-house OF Mary Allen on the 18th Of
January.
Ivy 1loSby (colorcd}, felony, charged with
entering the hol,Sc Of Thomas Patterson and
stealing wearing apparel valued at 81.
james Ccphus (colorctD, felony, same Of
fence.
Mary j. Winston, felony, charged with as
s,ulting and cutting Jennie L. Gordon with
intent TO kill.
Henry Mathews (coloreO, felony, charged
with entering the dweling-house cf Thomas
Patterson aud stealing wearing apparel of the
value of Sl2.
George 5. Webb, felony, charged with at
tempting to poison Bette Short.
William Duke. nisdcmcanor, charged with
keeping 4 faro-bank.
In the following cases the jury failed to find
true bills:
smnucl l.. Anablc. misdencanor, charged
with :,Ssautin@ Gilbert &. Vincent.
George Benedict, felony, charged with at-
tempting to administer poison to Bette
Short
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Weather Probabilities,

WASHINGTON, February 14.--The highest
barometer will probably extend on Thurs
day northcastward over the Gulf and South
Atlantic States. Rising barometer and pleas
ant weather will prevail over the Middle and
Eastern States. West and northwestly winds
will prevail from New England to Florida
and westward to the Mississippi Valley. An
area of low barometer will probably develop
in the Missouri Valley. Clear weather will
prevail in the Southern and Gulf States, eX.
ccpt the Immediate coast west of Texas,
where caSterIy winds and cloudy weather are
anticipated. Warming signals are ordered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-15

FAENIIA,iS FRENCH TOOTH LoZESGES, anovcl
and pleasant dcntlfricctic finest In the world for
cleaning. bc:.utifyng, and preserving the teeth
iurscd by eminent dentists. Sold wholesale by
PURCELL, LADD 4 Co. AMI K. W. POWERS & Co.
Retail by WOOD & Sons, corner Ninth and Main
\. BopEKER &c BROTHER, corner Fifteenth and
Main; DOVE, 1921 Main BERRiAS & MCPGIAIL.
corner Main and Seventeenth: DuYAL & TiI0Mr-
son. So. Main; MEADE < BAKER, 9i9 Main: UAR-
H1soS, Main between Seventh and Eighth: HAZARD
Franklin. corner Fourth BLAIR. s.5 Broad l..
WAGNER Il Co., BROAD; Book, 80. Broad: GAE-
NETT. G33 Broad: THOMAS, u! Broad; HOWARD
BROTHERS, corner Broad and Sccond: FOE-TNASS
III east Broad: kISpEEyATER. broad: FISCHER
10 c1st Broad: MILLER. Fifth and Marshall.
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4 FRANK CoErE-~iOE.-Mr. q. L.. CASTLE. OF
f.ochc,er. y. Y. writes: 4" [ have used Your ina.
chine FOR several months; and being familiar with
most other iirsi-riass machines. | unlcstaincly
pronounce yours The best GumUy St,ciRg M,chine
in common with many others, confess IcdS prj,t-
dicel against ii account Of IFS being 4 one.
thread machine until had thoroughly tested it.
nm nor sti$fel th ii Is the simplest, least liable to
get ont nf order, and easiest 10 work: that it runs
tLc siIIcst. makes tie strongest seam. AMI hens
fcs, and cords, better than any other macnc."-
Lctter 10 liiiicor d. GiJbS Seeing Machine LOm-
DGaY, iprH Il. 1863.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES on THE Court.
HOUSE QuEsTIos.-A special meeting of the
Manchester trustees was held on Tuesday
night. Present: Mr.. lIckeany (president)
and Messs. Chiles, Crow, Fowler, Perry,
Taylor, and Wilson
Socrates Brooks, Esq, president Of the
Board of Supervisors for the county, on be-
half Of that body, and Colonel William Am.
bers, Commonwealth attorney, OH behalf
of the County Court and people, addressed
the Board at length In explanation and sup
port OF the position assumed by the county
authorities, After patient hearing the
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EnibCZyIar Arrested and Money Re.
crycrct,..-ssn;irOad Matters, &c.

SAyAySAM, February 14.-John Conner,
who ab:condcd from Scranton, Pa, with
S1C 900, was arrested yesterday on the
steamer Magnolia, from New York. Nine
thousand iiiIle hundred and seventy -nine dol
lars of the money was recovered.
st the annual election of officers OF the
Atlantic and Gulf railroad to-day the Old
Beard was reelected.
The proposition to extend the road TO MO-
bile met with great favor, but was referred
for further details.
An offer from Morris ketchum and others,
of New York, to lease the road, was read,
and motion requesting the parties to make
Il definite oilcr adopted-the proposition to
be submitted to the stockholders.
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JAHAUscI1EK AS LADY MAcBETu.-This an
nounccment will doubtless be sufficient to
crowd the Theatre to night, as this role is
said to be ,Ja,muschek's faYorite and greatest
role. There was another splendid audience
last night to witness her acting in Chesney
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jon PrISTISG.-We call the attention Of mer
chants, clerks of courts, sheris, lawyers railroad
aud canal officers and agents. and ri othef'
having orders for printing to the facilities offered
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT ter ths
prompt and faithful execution OF all KINDS OF 'of
PRINTING. We can furnish ut short nollee lafu
RIll-ueads Ietter-Hcatls, Programmes, Dali Tickets
R,,rts. Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues
Bills of Fare, show-Bls, Checks, DRIFTS, ec,, &c,
&C. Satisfaction guaranteed,
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FARNIIAM's TOOTH LOZGXGES were exhibited Il:
the American Institute Fair, 1871. The following i:
the report Of Tie Judges:
NEW YORK, December G, l53l.--TO the BDHrd o
Ndnny.rS Of the -imericun Institute intiu$trid
Exhibition: Gcntlemcn.-Afier Il full aud impair.
tia examination of the article above described, III,
undersigned judges make report that the tooth lo
zengcs are very pleasant, convenient, and effective
deuiifricc composed of substances which are per
fecty harmless. c. +. CHANDLER, r. EGGLESrOS
Jn.. Judges. Professors Of Chemistry, Col,lmbi;
College, New York city,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money Market

New York Stock and Money Market.
New YORK, February 14.aMoney easy at
6 per cent. Sterling, St to 81. Governments
higher but inactive; Sis, 115l; 62's, 11os
Gas, 1lO5; G5's, 111s; new, f1oa; 67's, 11i2;
6S's, 112l; 1c-iG's, 110s. Southern's in
active; Tennessee's, Cog; new, 65a. Virgil
Mas, 56; new, 554. Louisiana's, 60; new,
80. Levee's, 60; SIS, 20. Alabama's, 90;
IS, 60. Georgia's, 20; 7's,S5 North Caro-
lina's, SO; new, 174. South Carolina's, 81;
new, 81.
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TnE SENATE On THE COUNTY SurERINTETD-
rrrs or ScnoO.S.-Vhc Senate of Virginia
Yesterday nysicrcd II is cngro>>mcnt hill
ui1t;y considerably cur.tIiling the pay of the
count y superintendent Of >chools No SUI
r.,imi,nGynl orcra county with less than
l,,ooO population will by that bill be
allowed, under any circumstances, to receive
more than $500 per annslm. :;upcrlntendcntS
of counties having more than lJ,no0 inllabit-
ANS are allowed To receive from their cotl-
ties additions 1T the rate OF so for each
200 of the population in excess of 10000.
No school district or county will he allowed
to lew Il school tax exceeding Il half mill on
liz, ltNlnr.
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From West virginia

CHARLESTON, WEST VA, February lin
Convention yesterday, after several days.
warm discussion upon the subject embody-
ing the words "white citizen in the pro-
posed new Constitution on the definition of
qualified electors, the report of the commit
tee was adopted, giving all citizens the right
of suffrage. An effort was made to attach
the captation tax as necessary for !quaificsl-
ton to vote, but failed. The ballot system
of voting was adopted.
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ACCIDENT At THE Tunnel SHAFT YEsTEE-
pAY.-Iestcrday afternoon while the work
men were engaged i'll the work of sinking
the Shaft on Twenty-fourth street between
Broad and Marshall, in connection with tho
tunnel through Church Hill, the earth elyed
in, carrying the timbers, &C., with it, and
some seven or eight of the workmen werc
buried beneath the dirt. Fortunately, how.
ever, none were killed or seriously injured
and all were speedily relieved from their pc
rious situation.
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NEW WHOLESALE EsTABLISIIMENT.-Mr Q. ii
MARSHALL, late Of Marshall, McYcigh & Co., ha.
opened a general jubbis and retail hat, cap, ;nc
trunk store on Main street, Paine, Cabcl 4
Co.'S. Mr.. MARSHALL. is one Of Our most eutcrprs
Ing and successful business men. and enjoys the un
limited confidence Of all with whom he IS ASSOCIATED
in any capacity. His many friends predict for hin
great prosperity In this new undertaking. His part
ncr is AIr. II. 4. lurlhur, Of New York city. who
according to published alidayts, has put $4,000 il
The business
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YorSG HEADS or OI.D SIIOt'LDEES.-Thc youth
of the hair-n other words It's original color, bril-
ancy, luNuriance. and clasticiiy-may be pcrna-
ncntiy preserved by the Of rIALOS'S Hair IN
visorator. THUS the oldest veteran n!ayalwnys wcar
:. Young head on his shoulders and every head lie
projected gant the decay oes Of its natural
crnG. Sold I,v all dru.gists.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK. February 14.-Dutch George,
the celebrated colnterfeter, is dead.
O'Connor, the alleged embezzler, has been
arrested in Savannah, and the money re-
covered.
Mayor Hall intends sueing the Times for
libel If acquitted.
The reform ticket has swept Staten Island.
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GRAXp JrRl OF TIE lIENRICo COUNTY Court
roH TIL: MARCH TBEM.-Thomas Johnston.
James w. WllloctI, William Taylor, -
I.ca!lr. J. G. Bcatli". Elisha Tirpin. :. a.
Thorpe. John X. Fusscl. {. II. Powell, VI. +.
burton. Charles Cottrcll, 4. }. Jones, George
V. Brown. a. J. Wadrop, Richard III. Duke.
j.. ". Rose. s. 7. Aiken, }. II. Mckenzie.
/. Chamber!aync, {. G. Paleske. William
Johnson, Franklin Davis. W. H. Blauer, J..
T., Bradley,
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We are glad to see that the prices Of photographs
have 1T last been hrough! 10 figure to suit thc times
Mcssrs. REES & Co., OIL and a:3 Main street, SO
well known TO lis all, and the leading gallery In thi:
CITY. announce schedule of prices far hclor What
we imaclncd the art could he hroughtto
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CoRREcTlON.---In In our notice Of the arrival
Of the steamer George B. Upton we stated
CAPTAIN Parker commanded. This was Il
mistake, as Captain Robert Roberts, the pop
u!lr and welI-known commander, Is still III
charge of the Upton.
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A1a Encentiiary Lynched.

WASHINGTON. February 1.-THE tobacco
factory of Ayres & Brother, in McLeon
county, Ky, has been bnrned--cause, incen'
diarism. Sixty-thousand pounds of tobacco
were destroyed. The supposed incendiary
was lynched by masked men, and was found
dead at the foot of tree.
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TIE ALIlGfp to%rrMaC1oCs WITNESS N
C,alurY Il Cn'ou,l john v. Jenkins, after
h,i&c rtruandcd 10 The custody of the Ser
a-,.,lt-lt-trEt, Of the ],o;I>c OF Delegates, ~
stated in our Legislative report, W:lS NOT
committed t. jill. bat allowed to depart on
p!rulr lie will doubtless be brought again
IT, ;iic lar ot the House to-day for contu-
macy. and il he still refuses to answer the
question Of the committee, il will be for the
House 10 decide whether he shall be imprl-
Strrl
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UNMt1LABIE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND PosT- OFFICE FEBRUARY Ii, 1872
Miss Dor, Carpenter, Ashland. Va; Robert
Smith. Miller's, Va. Mrs. Jane Roane, New
York: two letters, no address.
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THE NEWEST AND BEST.-The hest waterproof
uvcrcoats George Dodge's gum ovcrcea:s, manu-
f.c,rred In England. They weigh only sixteen
OUNCES and arc beautifully mt,!c and durable. They
have lust bccn introduced in this market hy f.. H.
SPENCE & Sos. clullsIcrs. 1909 Main street.
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THE RELIGIOUS HERALD. Of this city. q m oN-
ccllcnt medium for advertising. 1t is read In every
ncishhorhood i'll Virginia and In the CaroIinas Its
charges for advertising are quite reasonable ph'cc,
LIS Main street neary opposite the OsPdtch CHICO
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoSEY.-FlcminS
Mathews was before Commissioner Lynhaln
yesterday to answer for passing counterfeit
note of the denomination of 500. He was
committed to prison for hearing OH Friday
next
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

New YORK, February E.--Cotton quiet; sales,
shade flncr and more doing; common t0 fair extra,
s5.su0s7o5; good to choice, s7S5Ms9. WhIsksy
dun III g.c. " Wheat-Nintcr red western, si.c5G0
sI.ts. Corn closed heavy and lc. lower. Rice dali
mt stQIs;c Pork lower ut $lt1slil9. Lard active
and unchanged. Sayals firm. Tallow quiet Frclghs
hIIyy.
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uArU OF WELL-KNowS CITlzES.-
jl.~ra Il. Try. E,4., died ii his residence i'll
;.... ,:'y ON Tuesday night II tiic advanced
a-r OF -.ycnti->iX years. Nr. Fry WAS for
n"ay Year, It prominent merchant OF tins
,l.y. hc-iI,,- having an interest iii some al
l..,. Nat"rin"-plicrs in the state. Few men
81. e. it"gr d,.>,rEcdly popular than he, and
or-Iy i citizen WAS rs we'll known. Ills
#-gi wuI ,ikr pE.cc this morning III T.
..lrcj. ..oiA Il. paulS church.