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The Northfieet Disaster.

LONDON, January 23.-Twelye other per-
sons have been saved from the emisrant ship
Northfleet, which makes 81 lives known to
have been saved out of 4l2 passengers, ex-
elusive OF crew. The Lloyds have tele-
gaphed to their agents at oil southern sta
tions to stop, if possible, the steamer which
ran the Northfleet down. The Government
has ordered Il preliminary inquiry into the
disaster to the Northileet. The investigation
will begin tomorrow at Dover.
Dungeness, near which the unfortunate
ship Northtleet foundered, is beadland of
England forming the southern extremity of
the county of Kent, and projecting into the
English channel about three and half miles
south-southeast of the town of Lydd. 1t
has fort and lighthouse the latter is 81
feet in height. ......
LONDON, January 25.-It is reported this
morning that steamship has been dis.
covered sunk at tie scene of the recent COLI
sion at Duugeness lighthouse. The opinion
is becoming general that the vessel which
ran into the Northfleet nlso went down with
all bands before the emigrant ship sunk.
The owner Of the Spanish steamship Mu'
| rillo, who landed at Dover two hours before
the collision occurred, believes that 1t was
| that vessel which was in collision with the
Northheet, and that both were destroyed.
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5aisceliany.

WASHINGTON, january %. - Dispatches
from Switzerland report that Rev. DR.. Pusey
Is better.
Governor WaImnth has been In consul
tation with many of the leading senators and
representatives, and expresses it as his con-
yictiOn that Mr.. Morton's committee will
give Louisiana full relief.
Greece refuses to arbitlate the Lourlllm
mines question; whereIpon France and
Italy suspend diplomatic relations with
Greece.
4 soldier WAS killed by squaw in the re-
cent battle between the troops and the Madoc
Indians. The forces in the field are made
quate to restrain Captain Jack from raidng.
The Shah of Persia will occupy Bucking-
ham palace while visiting England.
New YORK, january 25.-Arrived, ships
Algeria, Regulator, Orleans, Mississippi, and
Moro Castle They were seized for debt on
their arrival.
LONDON, January 25.-Eugenie leaves Chi
sclhurt, but will remain in England for the
present.
CITY OF MFxIco, January 25.-The City Of
Mexico and Ncri Cruz railroad was compile
ted to-day. The event is to be celebrated by
a weeks festivities.
BosToN, January 25.-The new cases OF
smallpox here number 1874; deaths, 35.
The abatement is steady.
BUFFALO, n. T., January 25.-The Jersey
Street Methodist Episcopal church was
burned to-day Try an incendiary.
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If he has at present 100000 francs per an
num IL Is the most. l give you the figures,
and affirm the accuracy OF my statement,
believing that this little disclosure can only
bring honor to him. Contrast that stu.
alton Of comparative poverty with the
insolent opulcnce Of those Princes of Or
leans who, already richer than any other
European Prince, have settled down like
cloud of iocusts on their country, and gath
cred up what the Prussians had not taken
as indemnity. And these Princes. rich as
they are. are met with familiarity on the
streets OF Paris. inofiensiye from political
point of view, Ike the Indian Rajahs pen
stoned by England; while the old and ex-
lied Emperor. comparatively without money
and without resources, makes them all trem-
BILE in their paper reputation. 1t is because
they remember that Louis Napoleon was stli
poorer before 1S4S, and that that did not pre-
vent him from mounting the throne. Ii Will
soon be the same again, for his millions are
not in gold pieces, but in voting papers
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ARREST OF D. W. MooRE.-Mr. D. W.
I:oore, the plaintiff in the suit against the
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany and the Fireman's Insurance Com
pany, Of California, whose case before the
Circuit Court has already been noticed in
t!lis paper, was arrested Saturday morning
by Captain Chalklcy upon warrant of the
commonwealth attorney of this city
charging him with certain false entries in his
books with intent to dcfraud the above insu-
rance companies. He was taken before Justice
W. Hall Grew and bailed in the sum OF
1000 for his appearance before the Police
Court this morning at % O'Clock. Dir. Will
Liam Fl. Allison became his security.
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VOL. Xiv.

few Of these have vet been found. Again,
the slight researches made in some or the
Babyl0nlan mounds have shown the exist
cnce Of curious ciasa Of tablets on mathe-
matical subjects, including multiplication tab
lets, lists CT square and cube roots, DC. Ii
would be decidedly important TO obtain
representative specimens Of these for mathe-
maticians.
Besides such and many other scientific
relics. the Assyrians possessed some works
in lighter style Of literature. Of these,
one has been brought TO England. 1t Is Il
fable in which the horse and the OK dis
course together, comparing their respective
tatcs. Esop and Babrius are moderns OF
Yesterday compared TO these old authors.
Once more the tablets containing catalogues
of works, and the notices on the inscriptions,
show us that there are many other most
valuable records of a literary sort still in
the ruins and among these Is certainly
one devoted to the history OF comets,
which puzzled the ancients as well as
the moderns. Scattered through the ruins
Of ASsyrian buildings must also lie
hidden many smaller tablets, consisting
of copies Of proclamat!o..S dispatches, let
tcrs. reports Of law clsea. Ct salcs, ana sinli-
lar matters. Those we I;Dssass throw already
cl1rious light on the manners and customs
Of tie country, and frls.. .--enloranda OF TINS
class are from time to tlu.c found by tho MI
tiyes ard sold to Europeans.
These are some Of tbs principal subjects
on. which we may cXpeC. acCcsslons to our
knowledge; but the literature Of Assyria
has already thrown q remarkable light on the
Bible story, and with renewed discovery
must still largely and u5eiuliy illustrate and
explain it. In cl!cct, many questions as to
the religious arts and sciences Of antiquity,
and the early history u the human race, c::n
be solved only By renewed researches in the
vast mines Of the Euphrat&i valley.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DIRECTORS OF THE EASTERN LUsATIc AsY-
LUM.-The following Directors ofthe Eastern
Lunatic Asylum at Williamsburg were ap-
pointed by the Governor Saturday: Messrs.
i. N. Thompson, George T. Wilmer, John
G. Mercer, and John d. Munford, of Will
!anisburg; Major 4. Fl. Drewry, Of Charles
Oily county ". T. Jones, of Gloucester; c.
L. Dufield, of Norfolk; J..H. Claiborne, Of
Petersburg; ". P. Palmer and William 6.
Taylor, Of Richmond; and r. Fl. Power, OF
York county. This Board will meet in vii.
,iu!nsburg on the 9th Of next month.
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AUCrs0s SALES THIS DAY.

W.. p. RATCLIfFE viii sell at .los 4. 81 groce-
ries, &c.
COOK & LAUGHTON viii sell at 10 A. NJ, at No.
Fourth street, household furniture.
W GODDIS will sell n: P. NJ. two lots on the
north side OF Broad between Henry and Smith
streets.
GRCBBS C WILLIAMS will sell ut te u. brick ten
ement No. ls4a east Main street.
s. n. DAVIS will sell Mt p. M. framed tenement
and lot Oil The south side Of Leigh street nearly
opposite Ebenezer church.
". GODDIS will sell L. N. two parcels Of land
In Henrro county near York River railroad
THOMAS ". KEEsEE win sell at 10 A. NJ. assort-
men; OF furniture, &c.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
stoek and Money Markets.

NEW YoRK. January 25.--Money closed at
8. Sterling, 81 to 81. Gold, 113s to ia
Governments advanced ! to 8; 's1's, 11ss;
's5's, 1851; '6Rs, 115l; 5's, 11Gs; new,
115a; rs, 1857; SIS, 1l6a; new IS, l14s;
10-4Vs, 1867. States very dull but steady !:
Tennessee e's, sos; new, so4. Virginia 81,
is; new, 90; consolidated, Sc; deferred, "a.
Louisiana 6's, so; new, As. Levee 6's, so;
SIS, 70. Alabama s's, 81; Ds, IS. Georgia
G's, 10; rs, Sc. North Carolina's, So; new,
II; special tax, 12. South Carolina's, 40;
new, 22a; April and October, "a.
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Police CoURT.-Justice ". Hall Cre,r pre-
stdinq.-The following cases were disposed
of Saturday:
The case of jeff. Taiaferro, charged with
stealing q half-cord Of wood from W. C.
Cralle, was continued until to-day.
Laura Jones was fined s. for assaultine
and beating Hannah Brannon.
Hannah Brannon, charged with cursine
and abusing Laura Jones, was required to
give secnrity for her good behavior; 10 de-
fault Of which she was sent to Jail.
William Spencer was sent to Jail for one
dav for stealing ten cents worth OF wood
from Fl. III. Smith.
Marcus smitF charged with stealing loi
OF coal and bottle Of Vichy water from
James Lyons, was sent to the chain-gang fol
twenty days.
JIG. Cootes was fined $40, his cow-hous
having been proved to be nuisance.
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CHILD BuRNED.-On Saturday last, about
Il NJ, a coiored child named Mary Kinney,
aged seven years and six months. daughter
OF William Kinney, was so badly burned at
the residence OF it; grandfather doctor Viii
liam.), on St. James between Federal and
Charity streets, that at last accounts its life
was considered in danger. The child was
standing near the fire feeding smaller one
when its apron took fire. The mother was
not in tie room al the time, nor any grown
person.
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New York Bank Statement.

New YORK, January 25.-Two and quar-.
ter millions in specie went abroad to-day.
The bank statement shows less reserves
by three-6fths of a million; an increase in
loans of three and fiye.eighths millions AZ,
increase in specie of three-quarters of mil
lion; an increase in legal-tenders Of one and
a half millions; and an increase in deposits
of four millions,
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NIGHT SCHOOL OF FTELEGRAPHy.-Messrs. PAYS-
TER &fMCGovERS will open their NIGHT SCHOOL
OF TELEanAruY February ,st. They have rednced
the price to s2s for night sessions. Those wishing
TO enter and those having put their names down for
this class will please be on hand at o'clock P. d.
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Senator Bosy, Frank Blair's successor,
pronounccs his name Bo.jce. The New
York Commercial AdrertiScr thinks he has
an impcdiment in his speech ana cannot
help it.
The strong wind from the northwest drove
the water ont OF Niagara river into Lake
Ontario, drying up the Water-works ut Bui-
fslo at Christmas, according to the London
Times.
John Z. Owens, the comedian, tired Of
travelling, has concluded to settle down in
his native city of Baltimore and build il
museum-theatlc there.
Immense amounts OF real estate are being
offered for sale in Nll parts OF Pennsylvania,
particularly farming lands, the present own
ers OF which intend going West.
There arc more idiots than insane people
in Illinois.
The Mississippi river is open Tor the year
and business has begun.
A Pennsylvania convict has not seen the
sun for thirty-four years.
A Chicago German adrertises ''base-
ment to let on the third story
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jon PRrSTTEG.-We call the attention of mer-
chants. clerks Of courts, sheris lawyers. r,ilronJ
steamship and canal officers and agents and all others
la ling or'isrs for printing! to the facilities offered at
lIc DISPATCH PR!STL;i ESTABLISHMENT for tile
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds Of JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish At short notice Cards,
Bill-iIcads, Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, UaEd-Bllls, Catalogues:
Bills of Fare, Show-lls, Checks, Drafts, &C., &c.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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RESPITE GRASTED.-The Governor has re-
spited John L. Green, of Brunswick county,
for twenty days He was sentenced to the
penitentiary for three years for obtaining
goods under false pretences, of which he
was found guilty by the County Court of
that county at the November term. He will
remain in the custody of the sheriff OF that
county for that length Of time unless other
wise ordered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-27

JouRSEyMEN PAlSTERs.--At 4 meeting of
the Journeymen Painters Lodge, No. "a,
held Friday evening, January oath, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the term of
six months: President, Harry Donahue !;
First President, William McCauiey
Second ce-President, Lewis Bets; Re.
cording Secretary, J. q. Furlong; Financial
Secretary, c. W. Gardner; Corresponding
Secretary, r.. Pollard; Treasurer, L. Spies.
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EHi1E AND CEMENT,

D OCKLAND LIME AND CEMENT
ls $40 barrels daily expected; 1000 barrels CE-
MENT In store. For sale by
ins A. S. LEE.
T IME, LIME, L1ME.-The Lime manu-.
4 J f.ctl:rcd by us In EotctourL county. known as
VII son OR ROCKVILLE LINE, win hereafter
be put upon the market under lie name OF INDIAN
ROCK LIME. Orders for which may be LETT at our
office, No. 1903 Dock street. ,o
Soyenpher al. 1871. uO22
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, january 25.--Housc.-The
bill selling the custom-house property at
Plymouth, N. c., was passed. -.
Senate.-This body was not in session.
The committees all recessed.
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SENT TO THE GRAND JURY William
Cooper appeared before the Police Court
Saturday morning charged with stealing a
gold watch and chain, of the value of 800,
from Albert Gary. He was sent on to the
grand jury of the Hastings Court.
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EDyERTISE-Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion Of the country should advertise In the
papers of that section. NJ. ELLYsoS & co. win
take advert ements and have them Inserted Il pub
lislers' rates.
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WHY BUY COMMON oLD-FIELD PINE AND
green oak wood when you can get splendid Seasoss-
ed oak and pine at ". J. McDowELL's, First aid
Broad, for the same money? Anthracite and Clover
Hill Coal at market rates.
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CHILDREN's FURs AT CosT.-P. WEIsTGER &
Co will sell their entire stock Of chldrens furs ut
cost. This is an opportunity seldom offered Of get
ting frst-class goods SO low.
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LUNaBER DEALERS.

0O0 600 FEET S ASOE ED 80
.ZoOsDOO CANADA SYCAMORE, snpe-
tor quality 100000 feet seasoned IA CanIda Syca-
more, superior quality: also, large st OK White
Pine, Poplar. Walnut, Cherry, Maple, Ash, Hick-
ory. Oak, Shingles. I.athl All kinds OF Building
Lumber, together with large stock of Glazed in-
dOws. Blinds and Doors. cheaper than anywhere else
in tho city. TRUMAN i. PA Ri ER & CO.
dealers In Lumber, Glazed Windows.
Doors and Blinds,
Ia 11-3n
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IF YOU WANT ANYTHING N TIE WAY OF C EN-
TLEMEN's FURNISHINGS 90 to F.. =. SPENCE *
SONS clothing store, 1900 Main street.
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NEcKTIEs, SLEEVE AND SHIRT BUTTONS II
endless variety at z. B. srENcE & sos's, 1900 Mair
street.. 81.
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NJ. ELLysoN& Co, Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
bhdmg will receive advertisements and have them
inserted In any Journal Of the country al regular
r;,1a
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De LUNATIco ISQrRESDo.-Eliza McCar.
thy, an alleged lunatic, was committed to Jai
on Saturday to await an examination of lu-
nacy, which will be held at the city Jail or
Wednesday the 29th instant.
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AS ADVERTISING Agents, MEssRs. RowELL &
Co, New York, stand In the front rank. They are
prompt, honorable and straightforward, and well
deserve the success they have met with. They can
always be found at IL Park Row, and are pleased to
have busiaess men drop In upon them. In their
rooms can be found 1les OF every newspaper puls
ushed in the United stafes.-RepnIl Iltcan. 2s'ak
hammock, Pu. 49, CO. ~
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DENTISTRY.

nR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DEN-E@
- tbs r,-oGicn 723 Maln ,"treeI, Rich eo1fffn'
mond. Va.-duriug the short days may bc found at
his office from A. NJ. TO 2. VI.
AL operations In dentistry performed in the best
manner. s
Pure nitrous oxide gas always on hand for the
painless extraction OF teeth. de a-eo63m
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SHIRTs.-Leaye your measure at E. d. SPENCE g
SONS for good-flttiug and well-nadc shirt. They
make the best and cheapest.
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sTCDs-Largc supply and beautiful variety Of
studs and shlrt-brttons at f. B. SPENCE & SONS
gentlemens furnishing store, 1900 Main street.
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WEDDING SUITS MADE OUT OF THE BEST MATE
RIAL and at short notice at Z. b. SPENCE 4 Son's
merchant tailoring establishment.
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CoSvEyANcEs OF REAL ESTATE during the
week ending january 25, 1913:
=. 4. Francis to ID. +. Francis, Il feet On
IL street in Green's plan (No. 26), for 800.
4. & j. Z. Selgwick to NJ. j. AluSsen, Al
feet on Twenty-tllird street near Venabr, for
81 200.
L. j. Evans, &c, commissioners in suit Of
" Kin u. CiA.h,' 20 p. McGoycrn, two lots
Nos. 8 and 81 Oh Brook avenue, tcr Sllu.F
5. T.. PuIli;im'S executors to T. {. Bennett,
- feet Oh Gay street near Monroe, for 1928.
Robert S. Archer TO A.G. OSterbnd, trlls-
tee for NJ. Mallory. IL 2-12 feet on Second
street between Canal and Byrd, for 5000.
b. McGratil's executor to William kirIln,
:j5 feet on Seventh street near Port Mayo,
for 1910.
James II. Dnolcy, trustee for N. kerse, to
Robert kcrse, lots D, 6, I, s, ., and 10, IN
Port Mayo, forSl, 900.
G. l.. Christian, commissioner in snit Of
Hun! tS. Hunt, to William q. Strange, 465
feet on Sixth street, for $4,000.
W. Goddin to Moses Noryell, so feet on
Goddin street between Calhoun and Roane,
for 3l2O.
F. NJ. McFudden to William Launder, 60
feet on Graham street (Tuton), for SIG.
james l.. 'Timbcrlakc, trustee for l.. y.
Timbcrl,ke, to Thomas }. Todd, 235 feet on
Marshall street between Henry and Smith,
for 2452.3S.
R.O. lIaskins 10 p. F. Kennedy, trustee
for D. c. Kennedy, Ala feet Oh Rockets
street, for $500.
j. w. Turner to A. ?. Kennedy, 80 feet on
the Williamsburg road, corner Of Nicholson
street, for Sl23.
Joseph NJ. Humphreys to Josiah Crump,
80 feel on Third street near Dulal, for
$3JS.72.
Frank Staudc's assignee, &C., to F. Grauer,
rs feet on Marshall street between Madison
and Jefferson, for s., ,2jO.
J. w. and W. B. Carr to George A. Carr
80 feet Oh Catharine street between Gibbon
and Gilmer (one-half interesD, for Sl3O.
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ARRIVED. 1e
Steamer Wyanokc, Scott, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, J. W. Wyatt, agent IS .54
Steamer Jobu sylvester, Clifford, Norfoik, mef.,
chan6ise and passengers. l.. 3. gatam. agent. -
Schooner Samuel Warren, Abdell, Norfolk, grain,
Hayall, Crenshaw & CO. s5sS @S" ~
Schooner T. J. Tull, Cooper, Norfolk eta CraRey
Island, merchandise, Curtis 6 Parker. - ~
Schooner j. II. Rapp, Cole, New York rfd Wlisoay
landing, wood.
.rf MEMORANDUM. .gs@a9sL., ~
OSDoENE'S, January 25,-Sailed. schooner Maggie
McDowel McAnstcr, aew YORK, coal, Curtis
Parker.
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RELIGIOUS RErIrAL.-A remarkable revival
Of religion has been progressing the past
two weeks in the Grace-STeet Baptist church,
as a result Of which about eighty persons
lad professed conversion upto last Saturday.
There is no abatement in the interest mani
tested by the large crowds which nightly fill
tie church, and the Meetings will be con-
Quoted every night this week, Rev. DIR. Will
son, tbe pastor, preaching, az ne has done
from the beginning. Ilc has hecn aided in
the service iy several Of the city ministers.
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A Freetsmen's Bnreau Funcfi0nary
F'Sf,nI SsusRty of Fraud

LOUISVILLE, january 25.-Tne court-mar-
tiai in session here has found General Ruiz
kle, late Frecdmen's Bureau. functionary,
guilty of fraud upon negro soldiers. His
sentence was $1,000 fine, confinement in the
penitentiary tor four years, with an addi-
tional four years unless tie fine is paid, and
TO be cashiered. .-- .--..
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HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINS
Ii TRATRIXtof T. II. X Kenogg, deceased, all per-
sons having claims against him Win present them to
JAMES W. GIBSON. 1907 Main street, properly
certified, for settlement.
: MRS. III. v. KELLOGG,
!, IN 2I.lw s@s af.e 30 AdIniniEtratriy.
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SCHOOL OF TEEEGRAPHY, 1910 MAIN STREET.
PAYSTER & McGovERS will open their DAY
SCHOOL February lst, 1873.
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LINEN AND PAPER COLLARS AND sHIRT-BUT-
TONS In great variety at E. B. SPENCE s SON's.
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1O1O-WEBE BEG GLEAYETo INFORM
10 Os our patrons and the public generally
that we commsnse the new year with a full stock Of
nnas L heavy supply OF oE AL at mill rates.
RespsctfplIy, M00EE& q 6o0DsDNS,
- 80 q Feed aud Produce Dealers, /
ysta2 g5Is las-s ss5r1 IE13 SGT Seventh street.
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POCKET SETS, including muff with pocket and {
hoa, for So, Mt p. WEIsIGER & Co.'S.
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p. WEs1aER s. Co. ARE sELLrse cHupgk1S's
FURs at cost, Zee those rocket sets ut g.
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STOVES TIEwAkE. &c.

r r. MOUNTCASTLE & CO., No. 500
- Broad street, between Fifth and sixth streets
LAMPS of every desinhle kind. including Per-
kins 6 HOUSES Patent safety Lamp. ~
GAS-STOVES, GAS-FlXTURES, and DROP
LIGHTS. Call and examine our fire stock or
COOkING-STOFES, such IS tie General Lee, -
the I" Corn Planter" and others. ja3
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A NCHoR LINE STEAMERS. SRH,

EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
Passengers booked 10 and from railway stations
or seaports in Engiand Ireland. Scotland. Norway,
Sweden, Denmark, Germany, France, Holland, Bel
GUM, and the United States.
Cabin fare from New York to London Liverpoo
Glasgow, or Derry, hy Wednesdays steamer *es.
BY Saturday. steamer, SIS and s76.
Excursion tickets, 5l2O. All payable In currency.
Passengers booked DIRECT from Palermo, Gc,ioa,
Messlna and Trieste TO New York. ~ sF
Cabin, slIO; stceraee, s5j. Payable IN eurreneg.
For further inforuati0n apply 70 .;ssa)s
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
Bowling Green, N. Il, or
j. ". WYATT, AgGntt
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