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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

4 nrF
LoHDoy, February 19.--Disr.cli bas ac-
cepsed the Premiership. - /
The extensive cotton-miil ia Leeds was
destroyed by lire yesterday. The loss Is estf-
mated ut $350,000. y.
large f,c Is reported in Dundee and
Shields.
The Times says the Earl orderly Is
to receive the portfolio Of Secretary Of State
for the Foreign Department; tho Marquis
OF Salisbury That Of Secretary of Stste for
Ird;a Il is probable Disraeli vii! complete
his Cabinet by tonight.
It is said the Marquis OF Westminster is to
be made duke. !.
DsraeIi will go to Windsor to-marrow.to
submit to the Qleen the list of the inembers
Of the new Ministry.
The Queen will hold Council Of State
on Saturday, at which the designations OF
Gladstone and his colleagues will be formally
accepted and the seals Of office conferred on
the pew ministers.
Yiscount Enfield will be summoned to
the Chamber Of Peers as Baron of Strafford
Gladstone has advised the @ Teen to confer
knighthood on Charles Reed, member Of
Parliament for Hackney.
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THE NORTH POLE DlscorEsKD, AND BRoUGHr

THE NORTH POLE DlsCovEsKD, AND BROUGHT
TO C1sclxsATI-A reporter Of the CONNER.
cial Yesterday witnessed practical test OF
the Windhausen machine. In homely words
this is a ireezing.machine, acting by COM
preston and Expansion. There are no
chemicals used in il, as in the ice manufac-
tory of New Orleans. BY compression and
expansion Of air such degree Of cold IS OBJ
tanned as to freeze anything that naturally
low temperature would freeze, even in mid
summer This machine was brought up here
from New Orleans, where there is COM
pany that owns the right to it for North
America, and is now in operation at The
slaughter and packins-house Of George Bo-
gen, Jr.. d Co., who intend TO use it as an
auxiliary to killing and packing in warm
weather. BY means OF this machine volume
of air 80 or 10 degrees below zero can be
thrown into o room In midsummer. For the
curing of meat this would seem Invaluable.
We presume that ice can DE manufactured
by the aid of the same machine. Steam
drives the machinery. A volume OF air OF
the natural temperature OF the season,
whether OF spring, summer. autumn, or VIM
ter, is sucked into cylinder, where 1t is
compressed or squeezed into third OF Its
Original volume. THIS process produces
yrsat heat in il. There is fIiclion in this.
Thence this hot air passes through con-
densers, through which streams of cold
water run, reducing its temperflase, until it
reaehes the expansion. cylinder. Here it as
sumes its original volume, aud in the expan-
sion and raritcstiou comes the intense cold.
Yesterday, as this chilled air vas driven out
Of the ori6ce, it became like stesn, as itstruck
the warmer air, asd in aud around the box
mouth was n lining OF snow. The thermo.
meter showed 35 degrees below zero. so
much for general idea of this process of
freezing by machinery through the aid of
FIRE, water, aud iron.- Csnctanali CONNER
n;1I ...~s.r.. f... .-.-.-
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husTINGs CoURT, THURSDAY Judge Gut,
9on.-The Hastings Court was held in the
new courtroom yesterday for the first time
though 1t is not entirely ready for use.
The case OF w. j. Annable was called. and
postponed until the first day of next term
I'he case OF William Owens, charged with
the murder OF Maurice Sheehan, was con
tinued until to-day; and the case of Corne.
Illus Smith, charged with felonious assault
until tomorrow.
Court adjourned until II O'Clock this
morning.
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tate government insarroses an lnaufaratls

State government intnrroses an insuferatle
barrier. The elections are conducted By
persons appointed In the .interest of the
lirials, and the returns are undeT the absos
luie control Of the parties 10 power. Under,
such circumstances voting Is q form, and
elections a mcckery.
Suffering under such grievances and de-5
spairipg Of relief from the State goyern-i
ment, your mcmorialists come respectfully
H. your houorabie bodies for redress. The
government which thus onpresses us was
virtually established BY Congress, and while
we believe That they did not foresee the evils
10 which it has given rise, we canno. douot
that they will assist in removing them as
soon as they are satisfied of their existeDces
Ali that we have asserted Is capable Of proof,
but knowing, as we do, that the evils OF
which we complain are certain In their ex- i
istence, and are, more likely to increase than
diminish. your mcmorialists most earnestly
ask your aid in providing the proper redress
and relief.
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Tho Tax-Payers OF South Carolina

COLUMBIA, February 19.--The Convention
to day adopted plan for the organization
| OF bureau Of immigration, with a comm;s-
sioner in each county also, the following
memorial to Congress:
To the Senate and House of REPRESENTATIVES
Of the Congress Of the United States:
The memorial of the taxpayers and other
citizens of South Carolina resDecrfully
showeth that ppon the reconstruction of
lhe State government, and the adnis.
sion Of senators and representatives
into the Congress OF the United sta.cs.
| it was doubtless Intended by Con.
gress, rs it was expected by them, that
they would become partakers OF the
rights enjoyed by citizens of the United
States and other State goYspments. The
history Of the country teaches that taxation
without representation is tyranny. Our rev.
oiutionary fathers had combined to resis.
such tyranny, and we feel assured that II
was never the intention OF the sons of these
men to allow this very system to be fastened
upon any Of their feilow.eitjzens. IT, has
nevertheless come to pass that the govern.
melit established in South Carolina under the
legislation OF Congress, has been made
the instrument of etfactine this mon.
strou5 oppression. That department of
the State government which exercises the
tsxing power is administered by those who
OWE mere fraction of the properly of the
State. Seven years have elapsed since the
reconstruction Of the State government. and
during that period, Of the property taxed. q
maJ)rity Of the members OF the LIE sislatu,e
owned no portion whatsoever, and the re.
naming members owned so little that their
pay as members constituted their entire in
terest as property holders. The result is
that those owning the property have no
voice I'D the government, and those
imposing the taxes do not share in the bur.
den thereof. The taxes have advanced
yearly, until i'll many cases they consume
more than one.half Of the income from the
property taxed. The annual expenses of
the government have adyaEce from 100000
before the war to $2,0O0,00o at the present
tlmc, ana The following comparison CT lead
ing items Of expenditure will best exhibit
the change:
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LAND SALEs.--Mr. George M. Drewry,
land broker, has sold within the past ten
days the following A tract Of land In Ches-
terfed county, on James river, two and
a-half miles from this city, containing
siXty.fvc acres, more or less, at $50 per
acre. Also, a tract Of one hundred and
thirty acres, more or less, in the same
county, two miles from this c',y ia part OF
the mansion tract, Fails plantation, with the
buildinSsl for S25, ,000
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UNMAILABLR LkTrsRs REMAINING IN THE
RIcHAoND PosT-orFIcE FEBRUARY 10, 1874
Mr. G. II. Chalkley, Richmond, Va; Messrs
Jeter g. Dickinson, Richmond, Va; Mrs
Mary Mcguire, GIL Franklin street, Rich
mond, Va. Mr.. Jordan, Greenup Court
house. Fulton Landing, KY; MIR. Charlie
Long, Richmond, Va: George W. Macon
Keswick, Albemarle county, Va. Mrs. A.
J. Smith, at James Pugh &; Co.'s, 54 north
Charles street, Baltimore; Miss Cornelia
Wyatt, No. y Leigh street, between st
Johns and Adams, Richmond, Va.
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COURT ORDERS.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. UNITED STATES FOR THEEASTERN Dis
TRI(NT OF VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, February Is, S7f.
tits ordered that all assgnees In Bankruptcy Of
this court do forthwith report to the Register before
whom the cases in which they are assignees are
pending the moneys In their hands ut their credit
in each case, and whether they deposited or not
In some Government depository Of the National
Government; and the Registers Of this district are
Instructed TO report the facts u the Judge OF this
District at Norfolk by the 2Sth day Of February,
1874. In any case In which asslgnees have not de-
posited funds 10 thelr hands In u Government de-
pository, they are required forthwith 10 do so The
keglsters are instructed to report what as'gnees
shall have failed 10 comply with this order; and In
any case Of failure by any assignee, to make or
der In each case to show cause before the District
Court of this district at Norfolk on the 2sth day
OF February, Il S74, why such assignee shall not be
removed. the clerk Is itstructed 10 canBe this or
der 10 be published In the Richmond State Journal
and also In the newspaper having the largest circa.
A copy-Ttste: -yUHH h.POtdAd,
fnI74tSwIt District Clerk.
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Strikes In pailadeiphia.

PHILADELPHIA, February 19.-Fire hun.
dred men in Porter & Dickey's cotton works,
Kensington, have struck for wages. Trou'
bles in the shoe trade are threatened.
The employees of the Kensington cotton
mills are on q strike. The establishments
of Porter g. Decker, James Long & Brother,
John Dallas & Brother, Joseph Welsh d
Son, Thornton g. Smith, Irwin Il Stevenson,
and other large mills are being closed. TWO
thousand hands are out Of employment.
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Toulsiona Affairs.

NEW ORLEANS, February ia mass
meeting of citizens last night passed series
OF resolutions, closing thus:
"ResoIred, That we claim now ut the
hands of Congress, as we have in the past,
recognition of the government elected in
November. 1872, of which Governor McEn'
cry is the head; or in default thereof, that
the present government be suspended by
military provisional rule and q new elec'
ton ordered under Federal auspices as the
best that can be accorded U.s."
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Lour-winded LITIGATION.

PROVIDENCE, February 19.-In the United
States District Court to-day. in the case of
Mrs. James rs. The Atlantic Delaine Com
pany, Judge Clifford rendered decision
which, in effect, atfirms plaintiffs claim for
about S6SS,000. The case has been in court
fifteen years, and may be carried to the
United States Supreme Court.
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MARINE sSTEa.LsHEa EE.
Dy telegraph.

HAKINE DISASTHHS.
LONDON, February l9.-The ship l5arham, from
Peusacoh for Barrow, put Into Holy bead yesterday
dhmisted.
The ship Island Home. ut Liverpool from Charles
ton, WAS damaged by collision.
The bark Canada Bile, from Greenocs for PEN
sacoln put back into the Clyde, having experienced
severe gaeS.
V. ", Simmons, from New York, reports that on
the 7th when fourteen miles south OF Frying-Pan
Shoa!s lightship, she passed the forward-decE OF
steamer with iorce- pump attached, which had ap-
parcutly been iu the Scter h,lt short time:
NEW YORK, February lS.--:Arrlyed: City or
liz Arrived ou:: Siberia Victoria, Fadrrensandet,
Neaupher, Cashmere, Lord Palnerston.
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MEXICAN WAR VETERASs.-Captain Robert
G. Scott, president of the Association OF
Mexican Veterans, has called meeting of its
members at the Exchange Hotel at z. N.
next Monday, when business Of importance
will be transacted. The Executive Com
mttee of the Association will meet at his
law office to-day at u 81. to make arrange
ments for that meeting.
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WON On Asserting their Rights.

WORCESTER, MASS, February 19.-Ste-
phen and Abbie Kelley Foster, with Miss
Sarah Wall and Miss Marietta Flogg, have
refused to pay their taxes because ladies
cannot vote, and their property is advertised
for sale tomorrow. A convention to pro.
test against the law is in session here to-day.
The Smith sisters, of Glastonbury, were pre-
sent, and made addresses.
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CHOICE CHEWING ToBAccos.-Gravely,F F.F.F..
Matchless, Creme dc Ia Creme, Paris Medal. hin.
nora- Emperor. Ward. Strawberry Twist. Dixie
Twist, Flag Twist, Fig Twist, &C.: AIayGowcr ard
Morning toryi Michigan FIne-Cut &C., at GEoRsE F
sHGN's Tobacco Store, corner of Main aau Ele.
rnnIh streets.
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Consul.Ganeras 7aali.

FLORIDA BAY, February 19.-The steamer
Dispatch, which left for Havana Tuesday on
account Of the reports that Consul General
Hall had been obliged to fy from Spanish
mob in Havana and take refu &c on board
British iroG--ad, has not ye. returned.
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LOOK OUT FOR IT.-LosT, between my office or
Belyiu's new hotel on Eleventh street and Sheriff
Wright's office, Main street, Oh Wednesday the 18Th
Instant enclosed 10 large unsealed envelope with
the name Of Captain John Cussons on the back, an
official copy of decree Of the Circuit Court of Hen
rico county, attested by John N. Harrison, D. C..
The finder win be paid FIVE DOLLARS by returning
the same tome at my law office, No. 2o5 Governor
atreet ~ VI. WI. MAYO.
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safety Of the Dictator.

KEY WEST, FLA, February 1910 o. Clock
a. A.-The Dictator has arrived In sight and
Is coming into the harbor.
I" TNoTE.-The Brooklyn and Wachusett had
started from Florida bay, and the Frolic had
sailed from Portsmouth in search of the Die
tatorl -. - 80 L--E- ~ =
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PARAsoLs.-Just received. a large assortment OF
nest style parasos, which will he sold very low for
cash, at JULIus MEYEn,s, 500 Broad street

go TO LEVY BROTHERS and look at their assort-
ment OF Hamburg edgiDgs and insertIngs. They
are not only the cheapest but The best goods of the
klnu ever offered in this city. The patterns are en-
ureis new, anu were manufacturedto to the order OF
LEVY BROTHERS. 1t will pay You 10 look at these
goods,
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The Poor.

To the Editors of the Dispatch:
In response to the article in the Dispatch
Of yesterday signed "McD.,"I will say that
I am State official, and will give one days
pay for the poor if called on by any one au-
thorized TO receive it. -.
Yours, truly, SAN,
Greek Nation, No. 1900 Franklin street.
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PuoToGRArHIc PoRTRAIT IN OIL o.. ExHiBr-
rIos-REEs.& Co. exhibit at: their gallery the
beautiful portrait of the late COLONEL THohAs p.
AUGUST. gotten up By them from snail photo
graph for Dove Lodge, No. 81. 1t is tbs largest
Photographic portrait ever painted in this city
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LOCAL MATTERS,

SHor.-Mr. Charles Neale, Of this city,
n son Of MIR. Thomas D. Neale, was shot and
Instantly killed In StatesviIle. N. c., on
"Wednesday night last by j. T. Elliott. The
deceased was about twenty-five years of age,
and we'll known In this city.
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Resumed Work.

PATERSON, n. j., February 19.--Tbc Grant
Locomotirc.W Works resumed operations 10.
day. -Four or five hundred men will be
taken on before the ED Of The week.
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WANTED, A COPY OF THE DISPATCH Uncludlng
the supplement- Of June 21st, 1867, In which was
published Dr. r. l.. DABNEY' g reply to the letter of
General JOSEPH +. JOHNSTON, criticisipg DIR.
DABSEY's narrative Of the first battle of Manassas
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THE EASIEST WAY to get $4,000 Is to purchase
a ticket In the MASONIC GIFT ENTERPRISE Mt
Norfolk and you may be the lucky one. Tickets
can be had at p. WEIsrGER & Co.'s nat store, 1901
Main street, Richmond
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Fanerai Of an Actor.

New YoRK. February 10. The funeral Of
the late A. Fl. Davenport took place this af-
ternoop, attended By many leading actresses
and actors. TIE remains were iaterred ut
Greenwood. a
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nNNsf ~ Elk fRINTlSe-1SKs-Invaluab to rail.
road companies, steamship comno,,oe n,nts NOV
chants manufacturers and others. They are on
auriaR and changelcss, and will COPY sharp and
clear for an indefinite period Of time Having inst
received fresh SUPPLY of these inks we are pre.
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
prices.
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PERsoNAL.-The following visitors were
registered at the Tobacco Exchange yester-
day c. G. Dickinson and B. w. Dickinson,
of Goochland; 3. W. Bailey, of Amelia; Z.
S. Estis, Of Greene; w. S. Hicks, Of Spot
sylvania f. n. Goodwin, of Orange; A. B.
Goodman, of Savannah, Gu, and r. 81. Da-
Wis. Of Buckingham county.
Mr.. r. II. Maury bas been selected as the
tiGatiOn.
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Fatal ARRAY between Gamblers.

ATLANTA GA, February 10.-Ia 6iffi-
Guilty this afternoon james Chisholm Slot
and killed Penn Bedel. Both were gam
blers.
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GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Az p. hf., trustees sale
OF storehouse (No. 81 and lot on Fifteenth
street between Malu and Cary.
LYME & BROTHER. vacant lot on the south
line Of Poplar or Brown street, between Four
tecuth and Fifteenth streets.
COOK & LAUGHTON at their rooms, at 10
O'Clock, an assortment OF furniture, stoves, SC.
II. MCCORMICK, 10 A. NJ, stock Of pawnbro-
kers goods.
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LEVY BROTHERS are selling good checked
nainsook muslin at zoe. per yard; all-oyer tucked
muslin ut 81 per yard; wide skirtiug csmbric at
25c. per yard and great bargains Ia cotton trim
mings-sening many styles at one-half the regular
.sa.F- N
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Levy BROTHERS continue to sell Fruit -of-the-
Loom and Androscoggin cotton at Sc. per yard; !;
Wams,lsta ut &c., and the celebrated Davo mills at
1870. per yard. They may be higher next week
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UMBRELLAS and CANES are specially with
ScHAPP. He has splendid stock OF them, and his
prices are very low. He keeps at 1402 Main street.
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PERSONAL.

HAVING UNDERSTOOD THAT
IL there Is information desIred by parties in yfr.
giuia, purportiug 10 be from ENGLAND, relative to
fhe descendants OF the FARRAK FAMILY Thar
came over Virginia during The latter part OF fhe
century, and more especially that bsanch
Of the family that sfferwsrts removed 70 GeorEta,
such irforlna,ion can be furnished BY Calling at
this office.
re 1915 EEOtselA.s3
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS made to order by F., II,
SPENCE & son, Merchant Tailors. Perfect nt
guaranteed o. no sale.
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The Alabama auG Chattanoa aga Rail-
/ rN&G l.aSp.

MOBILE, February 19.-Cuarles B. Wallace
has been here, and has given an appeal bond
to the Supreme Court Of the Uui:ed States
in the Alabama aud Chattanooga Raiiroad
case for tinal adjudication.
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TWENTY CASES MUiIA'S DRY VERZESAy CHAM
rAGNE just received and for sale by W. ID. BLAIl
& co. at very low prices.
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TRANSFER PIINTING-ISKs for copying letter.
headings, statements, way-bills &c. Can be copied
in the ordinary letterpress book. Send your orders
for printing In these inks, and for all other descrip
tons Of printing, to the DiSDdtch Printing House
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RESTAURANT.
ELEVENTH AND BANK STREETS,

offers to his friends and the public syery seasonabie
article for the table and I'll the Injuries or sea ana
land and every latitude, FROM the lakes 70 the tro.
pies-ail served on bis tables to order and tarnas
Ell 70 parties and families. sa 1 .as...
Hts BAR Is sill supplied With the very best Ll.
QUoRS and BREWED DRINKS. 49,
z HIS arrangements for oYsT ERs are the best
Such Oysters Us ars served al As ssnnot
be found elsewhere. 3. 49,, q, ssg.
all, the compliments OF the season. ,n ,,,ssi !.
de "a Sge9 sSss,s 4sssss INA
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LEVY BROTHERS show a large assortment OF
percales, cambrcs, and cacoes for the present and
early spring trade to which they call the attention
of purchasers.
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THE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT at Norfolk will
Certainly take place in May. Positively no further
postponemrnt
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PAssED.-The embezzlement bill of Sena-
tor Smith, of Nelson, has passed both
branches Of the Legislature.
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TRANSFER FRINTING-INKs will copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period of time. Send Won,
orders for work to be done in these inks to the DIG
pdtch Priutng-House.
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Fire.

ST.. LOUIS, February 19.-The residence
OF r. j. Watson, near this city, was burned
last night. Loss, $4,000.
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HARPER, Cooley, AND LESLIE for March r
cciyed from j. Z. EllySon, Dews-desler, II.
Main street.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTs,

GOULLING & pENDLETON. ..sss, b
~ ZEAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AGENTS, AND
AUcTioNEERs,' 't87 sE = 4ss1s
ofhcs corner Tenth and Bank streets, Richmond,
Va, go
have on hand and for Eaie HOUSES, LOTS, u
BURBAS RESIDENCES, &c Also. nnmi,er of
excellent FARMS; toaii OF which we ean the stien-
uon Of capitalists. - - =
Partlcu!a, attention paid to RENTING oUr
HOUSES. LEASING FARMS, &C. t1.E-s' - q.
Agents for P0kTSMOUTH FIRE INSURANCE
IS 2I-Im
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SPRING STYLE SILK HATS inst received at p
WEIsIGER & Co.'s.
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For A / DC. CLEAR HAVANA CIGAR and plea
SAINT sc. one SCuAPP'S, at 1402 Main, is the place.
TRY them.
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ze.s s;ygffe-2Iuraerer Sentenced.
= BUpFxLo, February 19.-Michael Mckeos,
the wife-murderer. has been sentenced to
IMPRISONMENT for life. EftA% AZ
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"Caimant-gaiters" !" are announced By q
New York man, who is evidently waiting
for the verdict. s /
A recent writer calls "ale the wife Of por-
ter" transcript. Probably because 1t Is
its "better BALI"
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Tho Rosron Covlectorsl,,p,

BosTos, February 19.-Collector Russell
has telegrapbcd the withdrawal of his resig-
nntinn - --. 80
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CITY CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Wel!ford.-
Two cases OF defaulting officers on trial. No
thing concluded.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales OF real estate made 6dl1eea the let
Jd:..Ic'y and 3oM of June the taSes for the pre-
all sales made bet,oee1. the Ist Of J,lly and las
of the year the tdres hare to be paid 6V the seller