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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-14
FOR SALE.

r OFFER FOR SALE THE WE'LL
known Fortney property, corner OF Main
and old Second streets, being the south part
Of lot No. 40, nd fronting on Main street 4o
feet Sinches, same width to the alley In the
rear thereof. said property may bediv1ded
in parts II desirable or sold as whole. II
fore February 18th, 1t will be offered at pub
lie Gale at the front door Of the Court n ouse
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on that day. little In
disputable.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
AYERS Gatharhc Pills,

For the relief
and cure OF eli
derangemen "a
In the stomach
liver, and bow.
els. They Nea
mild aperieni.
and an excel,
lent putgativa
Being purely
vegetable, they
90 q I n 10
m err n rv n.
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WANTED.
Lumber Caught.

DURING THE HIGH WATER IN DE-
~ GENDER / caught floating in the
OHIO river lot of two lnch lumber, II not
redeemed by the owner In thirty days II
will be sold for salvage and charges.
A, MCFARLAND,
Benwood, w. Va.
JANUARY, 18th, 1874. janlAq
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

TWO ttmeA.--...- % InIee Ihohso- as 20
Sne week...-.--.- % one yeaf......'-- - W
ors .ouare ehanaeable once o week $50
Sneaisi Notice 25 per cent additional.
ADVERTISEMENTS TO occupy fixed places %
per cent additional.
Crts Win be charged double for space o.
Toubie column advertisements, 50 per
local Notices Is cents PEI, line-.6m no
val notios teill Be Inserted for less than oHA
: AlAdvertissments,ex except for establAhed
: ,ranea houses, must be paid for In -
All sils due On the hfss Appearance Of
the ADVERTISEMENT
bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly. .>o.Hn.a IN
beir le<itfmatS business, and nj sdver.
Isarnen6 not connected With Il VIII Do
CARED for at ourregular rAteA
, 1874-09-30

ST. CROIX,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30rH 1874
so - @S

On Monday last the Colonial Coun-
Gil held its second ordinary meeting, which
had been postponed from the 14th. The
1st item on the order Of the day was LIST
Discussion on Draft of Ordinance con-
corning the Scale of Medicinal Weights.
The President made a few Introductory
remarks, and Mr.. Faber made some com
ments on the matter which then went to
End discussion.
The second item was discussion on Re-
port from the Committee which revised
St. Croix Communal Accounts for 1870-7l.
The chief points of the Committees re-
port treated of certain excuses of expen-
diture under the Military and Sanitary
Departments, and after the explanations
given by the Presidency had been con-
sidered, the Council gave its sanction to
those excuses. The Committee had also
touched upon the utility of Poor Houses
as adapted to reduce the constantly IN
c~reasing expenses for the Poor and SAM
tary Department, but the measure was
considered inopportune.
Number 8 was Discussion on the Report
from the Committee to revise the Com
munal Accounts for 1S71-72. Besides
some items of expenses as above-stated-
and which the Council also sanctioned
the Committee had likewise pointed out
certain inaccuracies in the accounts to
which the Vice Governor gave s~atistac-
tory explanations. The Committee had
furthermore suggested that the Council
would appoint q Committee to examine
, 1874-09-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PROKLAM1sIA.

ALE og Enhver, som have Noget
l1l at fordre paa Skiftet efter afg'
Handelskommis Domingos Pereira
Lagos, indkaldes herved med 3
Maaneders Varsel til for underteg-
nede Skifteret at anmelde og bcyls-
liggj0re deres Krav.
Ligeledes inkaldes med Aars og
Days Varsel Afd0des Arvinger efter
Loven til at melde sig Og varetage
deres Tarv under SkiftebehandIln-
gen.
: St. ThomB Skifteret, den code
September 1874.
p. Nj. ANDERSEN.
, 1874-09-30
TIE LIE G r A Nj s
Sr. Thomas STATION oath September.

ST.. Thomas STATION oath September.
New York, 22.-Tbe Emperor Of Germany
met with an enthusiastic welcome at KEEL,
where he went to assist at the launching OF the
Frigate g Holsteiner."
Dispatches from England and Germany
protest against the French rectification OF Tu-
nisian frontier.
Germany has asked Denmark's conditions for
cession of Schleswig on Germany otherwise
guaranteeing the integrity of the DANISH klog-
dom, and incorporating the feet with the Colo
MES.
Lieut. Governor Rennie of St. Vincent died
in New York on the Goth.
Queen Victoria has generously undertaken to
pay the debts Of the Prince of Wales.
Denmark cannot understand Germany's pro-
posal with regard to the cession OF SchlesWIg'
and has asked for a further explanation.
New York, 24th.-Governor kellogg retook
possession of the executive power on Saturday
All is quiet.
, 1874-09-30

Iberia says hat the Duke Of Parma Condos
Cocerta and Bari held a conference with Don
Carlos and it was agreed that the latter was the
sole representative Of the Burton branches
With presumptive rights to the French
throne.
New YoRK 24th Sop:.-Flour $50 to 64.
Meal S44 to S53. Pork "a. Sugar, Crystals,
81 Good refining 81 to 99c. Molasses 40 to
Ace. Gold 1929. Exchange 4.845.
LONDON, 19th Sept.--Demerara crystals 26s.
oI. Muscovado %. Clayed Havana, 25s. 3D.
to 253. Cd. Demerara rum 2s. sd. Cocoa 523.
Consols 92S3. Bank rate 3 per cent. Rentes,
635.
, 1874-09-30

DY request Of Frederiksted's Dealing
B Court, I will sell at the House No.
IS Strand Street on Saturday 10th Octo-
Der at IL o'clock.
SUNDRY FURNITURE
and other Articles belonging to the deal
ing of R. Moreton Deceased; also 16 de-
miiohns old Rum and Brandy. Further
a few pieces of Furniture belonging to
Mr.. Niemann and an assortment of Real
Silver-plated Ware, and I%vory-handle
Knives, to close Invoice
Frederiksted Auction Room, 28th Sep
TENDER 1874.
R. ]. ROBINSON.
Auctioneer.
, 1874-09-30

the special funds which are under the ad-
mlnlstration without being included in
the Communal Accounts, which propo-
sal was however dropped.
The fourth item on the order of the day
was Discussion on proposal from 5 mem
bers 1.-THE Budget Committed for the
Councils resolution concerning a Memo
rial to the Government, viz.
Ito lay before the Council as soon
as possible Drafts of Ordinances
to remodel, reorganize, and simplify
all Branches of the Administration,
as well as the system Of Taxation,
in order to be able to reduce the
Taxes.
2,-To lay before the Council as soon
as possible a Draft to amend the
Ordinance Of May 9th 1872 for
regulating the military Force, as
this Ordinance imposes on this com
munity a pecuniary burthen, which
it is not able to bear,
The Vice Governor stated that the
plans for the remodeling Of the present
system of taxation, and the few branches
OF administration where reductions are
feasible, were not only under considera-
ton but under preparation, and he CON
idently expected that they would be
ready to be laid before the Council before
the next Budget comes on.-This eXplana-
ton was considered by some CT the mem
bers as sufficient to cause the withdrawal
of the first of the above-statCd proposals,
while other members urged that 1t was
nevertheless necessary under the circum-
stances to bring the matter to vote, aud
to appoint q Committee to draw up a
draft of a memorial to the Chic. Govern
ment, pointing out the particular items
in which retrenchments and reforms could
be effected while the Vice-Govefnor and
some few members thought that such
a step would be uucourteous to the Gov
ernment after the explanations just given
from the official bench. After a lengthy
discussion, in which most of the members
p%artook, it was decided to postpone fur
Their consideration on the propose! until
a future meeting,
AS regards number 2 of the above-stated
proposals, the Vice-Goyern0r explained that
a Draft of Ordinance prepared by the Gov
eminent, was in the hands of the Presiden-
cy, and would be submitted to the COun-
Gil very shortly it had been delayed on
account Of certain building operations
which are connected with the intended
reduction of the military forces. After a
few remarks from members the Committee
withdrew the proposal.
The 5th item was LIST Discussion ON
Additional Grant for Bureau Advances for
December 1874. Without any comments
the Draft passed through LIST and End dis
cussiOns.
The Vice-Governor notified that the de-
livery Of cornmeal for Bureau Supplies
from August to October had been put up
to licitation.
Messrs T. Towncr and Co.'S. tender for
200 p~unchoons at $25, and Mr.. w. Moore's
for $25. SO pr puncheon had been accept
ed, while Messrs. Roche Bros. tender for
$26 could not be entertained.
TLo D,ootiO~ o1oaod ot ia o'clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-10
The nefauIter Henry Captured.


LrNcHBuRG, February 9.-The Revenue
Department in this city has received informa.
ton Of the capture of John c. Henry. the
defaulting revenue clerk, who disappeared
last Friday afternoon on a canal. boat. The
telegram: says he was captured by train.
dispatcher of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail.
road at Kanawha Falls, West Virginia, He
will be brought to this city tomorrow.
fASoTHER DIsPATcH.I
STANTON, VA, February 9.-Major Jacob
Wagner, United States marshal, is here in
pursuit of John G. Henry, revenue defaulter,
of Lynchburg, who is now in arrest in the
hands of the sheriff at Kanawha Falls, hay
ing been captured through kilograms sent
forward to head him of.
Major Wagner has just received a dispatch
from the sheriff stating that S14,2l9 were
captured on Henry's person. He is securely
held, and the marshal goes forward on the
first train to take him in charge to return tc
Lynchburg.
Henry shaved off his beard and mustache
while in this city yesterday, at the American
uouse. he left here this morning at
O'CLOCK and was arrested by Conductor Will
hanson on the train, and left at kanawha il
charge of officers. 49,. ,.-....
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England.
England.
MORE ELECTION NEws-THE PREMIER AND BIS
COLLEAGUES.

England.
MORE ELECTION EEws-THE PREMIER AND BIS
COLLEAGUES.
LONDON, February 9.-Parliamentary re-
turns announced up to this date show that
scventy-five Conservatives have been elected
to seats formerly filled By Liberals, and that
twenty-seven Liberals have been chosen in
the place Of Conservatives.
The Press Assocation--an organization
having its headquarters in this city, and en-
gaged in the collection and distribution of
tclegraphic news in Great Britain-bas issued
dispatch Stating that Gladstone is at va
rance with his colleagues in the Govern
ment on the question of their resignation.
The Premier. it is said, wishes the Ministry
TO resign Immediately. while the others de-
sire to wait until the new Parliament assem-
bles
1t is also stated in the same dispatch that
Disraeli has already arranged his Ministry.
The Times this morning advises the Gov
yening between the conclusion Of the cleo
lions and the assembling of Parliament.
So far in the elections 500 members have
been chosen. Of this number 267 are Con-
servatives and 242 Liberals and Home Rulers.
One Home-Ruler has been returned from
the city of Cork, and two from the county
of Kilkenny.
1t is probable that Right Hon. Edward
Cardwellw will be raised to the peerage.
:. A special dispatch to the Times reports
that the famine in India has extended TO
Nepaul.
Disraeli will address his constituents at
Buckingham on Wednesday next.
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COTTON MARKETS, -F,paU.pv-a

CHARLESTON. -Firmsr; rntddlings, is j. az
154c, ! low midulings, i 40 l4kc.; good crdS
nary, 14kc. Net receipts, 2,0b3 bales. Expof Is
To continent, LOSS bales; coastwtse, $3.50 bales
Sales. $50 bales. Stock, 81 $50 bales. Z = :
1875 low niiddIlnes, 14Xc. good ordinary, i SIC
Eet receipts, $3.50 bales. Exports coastw1se, 4f6
bales. Sales, ], 900 bales. Stock. SO 4oi bales.
AUGUSTA.-Demand good mItidllnzs, 15c. tRe-
ceipts, 476 bales. Sales, 639 bales.
MEMPHIs.-Go0d inquiry, and offerings light !;
low middlings, 143@ 15c. Receipts. 1894 bales.
Shipments, 1886 bales, Stock, "a. 35z bales.
SAvANgAH.-Firm; middlfpgs, 15Hr: Net re-
ceipts, 1904 bales. Fxports coastwise, 500 bales.
Sales, I, III bales, Stock, 5000 bales. !
aALvxsToN.-Ftrm and In talr demand; GOOD
ordinary. 1885,; 4middlings, 164c Net receipts,
bales Sales, 2, 900 bales. Stock, lis ,2o5 tales:
dlings i4Se good ordinary, 3e. Gross receipts,
242 bales. Ea poris-Coastwlsc, 205 bales to con:
Uncut % b,les Sales, LIS bales splnners, l 26
bales. Stock, 14.061 bales.
WILMINGTON Steady; mtddlings, 16c Net re-
ceipts, I'll. bales. SAILS, 81 bales stock, 44S2
bales.
NEW ORLEANS.-Cotton move nents checked by
high prices niddiing, 6c.i low middling, 14ic.;
strictly good or mary, 1895 Ordinary, lOSc. Net
receipts, 1914 bales gross, - 7ll bales. tx
,pOrts-To Great Britain, 3012 bales Continent,
81 SO bales: France 8. AL bales; coasiWise, SJ8
bales sales 1900 bales; last evening, 1000 bales
/ NoIFoLK.-Firm; low middlings, 4Rc. Net re.
ceipts $500 bales. ExpoSIs coassYtse, $500
bales. sales, IS 8 bales. stock. "a, 500 ba.es. ~
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ret:cr from Danyiltc.

F, >,rrrc~nrc Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
U,>v!:AE. VA. February :, 1874.
AIS h.: meeting The Council refused TO
...,.Iv -if;rs towards cooperating with the
..,-,aari,;.> {; The Lynchturg and Danville
,.,.,r,l i, Zoe establishment o! depot here,
..,,.r -, building 2 bridge across Dan river
~ liz nryin. ana converting the tol[bridgc
.Y,o a free n:.d-e. | may say plainly that
.il.. r..,i,', here would rather see more dis
,.a>j:fun 10 comply with the terms upon
;,Il.a thew ave their subscription OF $780,
eg for this road. the interest Of which
5000 he 'uUpcii has been paying semi.
annually - me amount Of $4,000.
Tx. Council has opened negotiations with
Mrs.. NcponouGh d Co.. lot Philadelphia,
:rliryr.N tor tie building OF gas and water
wp,s>. | r,,.or;cd some time AGO that po-
.;...n naG a"cn iouud near the centre Of the
line II Main >.rrci from which supplies could
!..2fn;>hcd easily and chcaply.
Tii> has been Conctrt-weeh. The Metho'
d.. Female college led off Wednesday eve
.i0.. IN the college chapel, under Professor
Nuach After the exercises were over the
souh- ladies were permitted to exchange
Situations. &c. with their friends and
",wc.tard-." The Baptist Fcullc College
!tl!DHtu WIKI H. tbtCtIt, III SolUuJt!
Hall, last evening friday under Professor
v. l.. johnson. This evening, rs some
compensation TO the young ladies of the last
named college for their admirable perform
aNC the evening before. they are permitted
10 ciy" reception AT the college. All par.
liz, ...rm Grli..i.cd With the two concerts.
TIE boys a''ou. the stores are singing and
"li-j.iag thc ICONS" which the girls have
;ut .Ulo their mouths.
Vi. !. Il. PIylor has been appointed a
,;)>trr 81 lu:tic ,choCiS in place of Mr.. {.
y. Hickey, resigned.
NJ J. /. T'yacS, OF Hickson & Tyack, has
cen in ki"hmonG for several days in at
ir@taGc" OF his father, who has been re-
:2rird extremely ~.
\ cigar factory has been established here
Il which Ii" I cnacctcut seed leaf is used a.
wrtr.r: and genuine Havana tobacco IS
tiI,r.
M. :. :. Ferguson, during The recent
-..".. T.. IN A"r !ard, and was seriously cut
".'.. i ::.tr Of scissors which she had in her
1..9. l." scissors entered her body just
lido" IT," trca,t-hoGc and penetrated to the
".itA ot two inches. She is recovering
>l"n ).
Receipts Ct tobacco on tie increase. with.
nG' crc.ln" j" prices. Priminys, Sl.2j TO
>:.,1: c"nnn0a las. $3.50 to 81; good
ny. =: 20 81: common leaf, $3.50 TO s.
,n"t lra!, = 10 80 fine wrappers. S35 &c
So. This Tor new: old in strong demand
a old prices. ALpHA.
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From Bath County.
t''i',@u"ndelce OF the Richmond Dispatch. ]

t'H'HStpaoelct OF the Richmond DISPATCH
NLLBoRo', VA, February :, 1874.
hot MI" attention has been given TO rails
ing tobacco in this county until quite recent.
- In ~. :. W. Anderson. formerly of
l-:>trIh Nireinis, raised small crop. He
Sent thc irst hogshead Of tobacco ever sent
10 market from this county. Some of our
t!lAcIs were very much pleased with the
>0'c">N thai attended Iii. effort in that line,
anu The result WAS that many thousand
po"htt> vi! soon be sent to Richmond. We
AGl- The sale of this tobacco will make money
"n'''e more plentiful among our people, as
!, aow exceedingly scarce.
quite number Of farmers expect to en-
20 IN HE tobacco business this spring.
I"c weather is very rough now. Snow
,'':Aehccd falling carly this morning and
49, been falling continuously Tor ten hours.
BATH.
t"Ha'h" need not leave three blank pages
IN 1 sheet We only require no writing to
'v Oh Tie back oi Il leaf containing writing.
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Che spseial agent a t!,n. Place 10 amount IN

j the special agent at TINT place 10 amount IN
req f3tOHfy for wftfcb TIE sniIeetoi
! ts responsible. on good hondyofss le0, 600.
mir. Hunter, of Virgins. introduced q bin
Oyerseerof the Poor Of Fairfax county, Va,
The, sum of N 500 for timber cut. from the
iand OF! the poor-house by the Federal army
during the war. asag :. $3.50
Ali the Supreme Court justices are here
except Davis. They are engaged in writ
ing opinions. The court sits March I'd.
One hundred and fifty Of the foar hundred
cases on the docket will be acted ION before
the adjournments ID. III !.'s7E7etl
The House Committee on Banking and
Currency were engaged to-day in hearing
statements on financial topics, which are so
much at variance that they are more ealcu.
lated to confuse than to instruct. The COM
niIee are now considering the national
banking question and aim to improve the
present law.
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New York Items.

New YORK, February ga fire at 81
Broadway, occupied by G. B. Rouse, dry
goods auctioneer, and A. Friedman, i'm.
porter of lace, &C., destroyed slOO,oOO worth
Of property.
An effort is being made to induce the au,
thorities to abandon the prosecution OF Mi
chael Norton, the fugitive ex-courthouse
commissioner, on conditian that lie makes
affidavit that may serve in pending and
prospective suits. Norton is represented to
be now the only one of the former ring
workers in q hurry to turn informer should
the act be advantageous.
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Distribution OF Seeds, DE.

The Department OF Agriculture is more
particular than heretofore in sending out
seeds, cuttings, end bulbs. They are for
warded only IN cases where there Is plausi.
BILE assurance that they will be carefully cul.
tiYated and some report as to the result
made. Such supplies are sent postpaid.
The Department distributes more freely BY
express. when the expenses are paid by the
recipient,
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DIR. George Sutton Visited tue Society ol
Nat1raiisss sc Cincinnati .Trnesd any niR hf, md
exhibited In the metaicaismeu present Spor.
tons Of the diseased meat, in which trichin:e
were numerous. The skeptics there had to
succu,nb.
. DR.. Sutton has no doubt about the matter,
that diseased pork, such as that raised by
Mrs. Thnnart, will produce trichinosis !:
that the symptoms will develop as they
have developed In this case. he il, also of
the opinion that scrofnlous hog meat will
generate or produce consumption. ~,
Ii our pork.catcrs will examine the dis
eased hog meat at DR.. Sutton's office through
his new microscope they Will doubtless
abandon fresh pork and sausage, and taEe TO
Bologna and bccf.--Aurora INDY Farmer
and Mechanic, Febradsg5.
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weather Probabilities for To-Day.

WASHINGTON, February 9.-The low ba-
rometer off Cape Hatteras will probably
keep some distance oil the coast during
Tuesday.
For The Middle and Eastern States, in
creased northwest uinds, except in Name,
,cih cloudy heather.
For the Southern and Gulf States, rising
temperature and barometer, northwesterly
winds, and generally clear, dry weather.
For the Upper Lakes and the Northwest,
falling barometer and temperature, south
westerly winds, and cloudy weather.
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"hTEocE>SIoH OF ALExASDRIA.-So action
,''' :, YET been taken by the Acknowledgement
~ '4ro!nia IN reference to the suit of Phil.
,'pI g. iayne, in which the constitutionality
, ,.'u present force of the act of 1876 re.
,.;v'ru!hS Alexandria TO Virginia is involved
Inou!o no Instructions be received it Is I'm.
. u,i 5000 That MIR. Burke, Commonwealth
a., Of Alexandria county, will demul
- yuoSe wiiloughb,'s. Uor the plaintiff
"eErl,iali"n, and that the question of the
'a'uitE OF The act will arise and be argued
VI demurrer. Should the demurrer be over.
!u!eo' nearly all the landowners Of Alexan
ara county will refuse to pay the Virginia
axes. - BALTIMORE Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-10

The wife OF Robert Stickney, the celc-
bratcd circus-rider and athlete, died yestcr-
day afternoon ut the residence of her father,
John Robinson, the veteran circus manager,
Gu Seventh street, after ten days illness in
ehildhed. Kate Virginia {Robinson) Stick.
ncy was born in Norfolk, Va, April 5, 1851.
OF John Robinson's large family she was the
only daughter. Talented, lively, we'll edu.
Gated, and attractive in person, she was the
iavoritc with all Of the family. She leaves
TWO children. both boys-one two years aud
six months old, and the other ten days old.
The hereavcd husband was brought back
from New York. whittier he had gone since
The birth of the child, and reached the house
barely in time to see his wife in her last
hours Cincinnati Commercial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-10
Cuba.

Fssbruasy 30. tzensfar PI,Nara,
uptaipsa epsrsttg Porto a1seeshas sailed
for Spain, and bis successor. Sum-, has en-
tered upon tbe duties Of hss Office.
Three brothers Of ex. ident Baez have
been inprisonedin Hayfi. 81, 81 IS.
The IHtendease has published the law re.
guiring one fourtho all customs duties TO he
paid In gold after April l.: -..s-,s -. -
The Captain General calls upon proprie-
tors for one slave in every hundred Tor mill.
tary service. ft=s II yysEl,,t
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Barn ESurne0.
DuH II. II"1 D~s
,noninl talnnrana To tho Iicna fnh

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
CRY PoIST, VA, February "a barn Of
Mr.. Thomas E. Friend, containing about
two hundred bales OF oats, three thousand
pounds of tobacco, and lot of trash-wheat,
was destroyed By fire here about 10 O'Clock
last night. Supposed to be the work Of an
incendiary. Mr.. Friends loss is partially
covered by insurance.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. February 9.-Flour dull and heavy
and nomnaly unchanged. Wheat quiet: receipts
Indiana, S1.5OGDS1 go; others unchanged Corn
dull, heavy. scarce, and unchanged. oats 1rmer
and higher; light supply; southern. 55@62c.:
@9Sc. Hay unchanged Provisions in fair jobhing
demand and prices unchanged. Western butter
Market bare and wanted: roll, 33@35c. Coffee,
25N27c. Whiskey dull at 81. SugGr quiet 1t DC.
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49, rHE BEST TooTH-POWDER.
@ PRAFTs ASTRAL OIL.

i @ PRATTS ASTRAL OIL. 'ass
/ ABSOLUTELY safe. Perfectly oderless. Always uni
form. Illuminating qualities superior 10 CAS-, Burns
In any lamp without danger of exploding or rakia&
are. Manufactured expressly TO dsplsce the nse
volatile ana DANGEROUS OILS. Ia safety under every
possible test and ~ perfect burning qualities, are
proved by Its continued use In over 400, 600 fami-
Lies. Millions OF gallons have been sold and NO &C.
csdent-Areeay Or indirectly ever occurred,
from burning, storing, or handling Il. gtaa
The insurance companies ana nrecommissioners
throughout the country reeoranend tbe ASTRAL.
as the best safeguard when lamps are used. Send:
for circular. a
For sale at retail By the trade generally. and at.
wholesale BY the proprietors. CHARLES PRATT
10 CO.. 10s Fulton street, New York. a 49,, q.
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