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Esosta, Revenues.

During the month OF January the demand
for po>tace-S:amps, postal-cardS and
stsmued envelopes reached the unprecedent-
81 amount Of So, 100000 worth. The De-
rsrtmeut sold 81, 900, 600 Of postal.cards since
the 30th OF June, 1915, whereas the sales
during the entire fiscal year which ended on
tina, date were only $4,000. These figures
are considered indicative OF rapid revival OF
business prosperity throughout the country.
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EoP PRINCE, NApoIEos.--Pdris.
February APP fInce Napoleon has issued
an address to the electors -okAjaceio.- He
says - Tbev formfo government is not in
question. II exists.I accept IL frankly"
He denies that his acceptance Of the Repu bile
is, dictated by ambition or personal interest,
but says it comes from profound convictions.
He, concludes as follows: 'I Prospect theform
Of government without any bitterness, pro.
vided it insures order, justice, and liberty.
If elected I shall be always Democratic and a
partisan Of progress. "9--g,JF sHt<rT z
, Renault and Deeszes have issued strongly
Republican addresses II " -''1Ni,94s ~ ~
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REPORT o. OUTRAGEs IN MIssIssIPPI.-Mena
pms, February l2.-The yAualanche and
Jackson, Miss, specials say: The linvesti-
gazing committee on the alleged outrages In
IKE and Amite counties report that after
osisent inquiry they find no obstruction to
the performance of collectors duties that no
resistance was offered to the authority Of
Federat officials; that United States Collector
heamond was advised on the eve of election
10 leave the county, but the hostility to him
Was personal, and no. by reason Of his Office,
anu az 'hat there was no pursuit; that Mayor
summit was drunk when he signed the dis
pa'ch Tor troops, and that the charge was
ia'se, and there was no occasion for troops.
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po,raua 81 Half Per Cents.

rse secretary Of The Treasury In CONVEX.
ION Yesterday Observed that he hoped that
S~,~r:ss would take early action with refer
<,cn 10 the four and half per cents, 1lXipg
No time Of maturity OF the bonds at thirty
yr,rs lie expressed himself very well salts
fod with the success OF the five per cent. loan,
a. :" h9t no doubt Of equal success attending
t'S f,I,r and half per cents. if the time was
ILl az 5c md suggested. He SAID that
-, sGyjccs from Europe Indicted that the
hnnorluni,v for placing these bonds en- those
tar~ns rgs now most favorable, and should
y, ir Inst
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BE 1#Sk EGRAPH. &
Latest News fron : WASHINGTON.
The Kabeoek TR1aE-PIHchback 6sef
ting Dishsarfened,- Reduction IA
ExpenaeS n a. ~ 2 y - =

The Rabeoek TraaE-PInchback SET
ting Dishsarfened - Reduction IA
Expenses, &e. - - I
Especial telegram 90 the Dispotch.I -
WAsEHGroN, February 14.-SeveralI Of
the Washington witnesses for the proseeu-
ton in the Babcock case returned to- thii
city this morning, having concluded thel,
testimony on Saturday They represent
General Bsbcoek as showing visibly the
effects Of his greattrial. Grant and Bristow
had leBgthy consultation to-day, no one
being permitted TO interrupt No There is no
doubt that it had reference TO the pending
trial.i,iAg u g54Aq a3HTo TIA 80 =
One of the stories in circulation just now
Is that Bristow win go out Of the Cabinet Il
Babeock Is acquitted. The general assertion
in the Treasury, however; Is that be win be
convicted through the Treasury, as part Of
the prosecution gIfdes into the view Of Dis
trict Attorney Deer, at st. Lonis, sat.,s,~. z
Colonel Cook, Of Babeock's counsel, was
with the President to-day, and read to him
several encouraging dispatches from St. Louis.
The friends of the General say that when
the defence puts In It's evidence a great,
change in public sentiment will appear. -
Pinchback IS getting weary and disheart-
eued. His friends do not fight hard enough
for him, and be begins to feel that he has
few of them in the Senate, or at least not
enough to seat hima His rejectienis almost
certain to result in the organization OF q
party in which Bruce and Pinchback will be,
prominent, and which will take decided.
grounds In opposition to that element of the
Republican party which is characterized by
the colored Senator Bruce as keeping the
word of promise to the ear but breaking it.
to the hope.I ; JkI32IHHoo
Congress seems determined to cut down
the expenses of-the Revenue Bureau, but
the Commissioner will have hard work to
have his views adopted. Supervisor Sutton,
who is conspicuous as having prevailed upon
the President to have the famous order
changing the statiousof supervisors revoked,
will war againstthe attempt to abolish )su per.
visors. .Hag,CX ,EoH3KAG * EETMoN.t .-
.XLVTH} CONGRESS-First Session.
hssaX WASHINGTON, February IL, 1915.
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F. &. s. Pinchback, of Louisiana, who
cams seat 10 the United States Senate, has
replied in a letter 10 the assault made by Sen-
ator Merrimon on himself and the coored
race. lie invoices the indignation of the
country n reDuke OF the men who seek and
Use every opportunity to put in question the
integrity of the colored race and imperil their
political tighlS.
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FIRE IN NoRFoLK.-Last evening about 7
O'clock tire was discovered in the upper
Story O! the warehouse of Messrs. SIade 81
Stevens, Nos. II and 13 Commerce street.
me alarm was sounded and the department
was promptly on the spot, and succeeded in
suoauIng tue flames. 1t was impossible last
eo,enIng TO estimate what the damage was.
En.y some hay was stored on the upper floor,
~ lie lower stories there was considera BILE
9uah'ity OF produce stuff, and some 1900
Dozen eggs. =
g., The insurance on the stock of the Messrs.
sIsue, Stevens & Co. was $4,000 in the Com.
aHi Ga Insurance Company, of Richmond,
anu s2,2OO In the Alexandria Fire Insurance
company, OF Alexandria. The building is
o"nea oy Messrs. William e. Dodge & Co.,
VI view York city, and is insured for the sum
" s',Voo in the Virginia Fire Insurance
o'mpany, OF Richmond.-V irgiaian, 14A,,
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ro-fu,tou of Tobacco and Snuff.

The following statement Of the expectation
r. .@bscco and snuff during the six months
ended December 81, 1873, has been prepared
.. the Internal Revenue Othce: Quantlty re.
moved from manufactures for expectation
tobacco, 1882, 1851 pounds; snuff, l2,S994
rornd,. Total amount removed, 4,3lo,oo22
hounds. Quantity accounted for as landed
abrCad-tobacco, 3,705,ol93 pounds; smut,
1851! pounds. Total accounted for, 3,72o,-
r0I rounds.
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~ oRUcE's ASSAULT ON TIE PRESIDENT
s asD Orleans, February 13.-Lieutenant-
FFSSYernor Antoine, State Superintendent Of
i ouson Brown, Secretary of State Des-
UtHuue' ana all the colorsd members of the
p p Assembly, have signed dispatch to
= ihen oaek stating that while they desired to
S ss nim seated, they regard Senator Bruce's
sspeeca as lmpolitic and against the true in
'efests OF the eoiored race. ,,sfaseJsA as >
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The Washington Republican tells wha

The Washington Republican tells what
may be seen at Wizards:
"Tail Governor Walker, said BY the ladies
10 be the handsomest man in the House.
looms head and shoulders above his neigh.
b0!s, his iron-gray locks, striking features,
and pleasant ways giving him an appear.
ance that everybody likes, and impresses
one with the belief that Walker is good
fellow to know belief that is not far from
correct.
Mrs. Governor Walker, liked by every
body, and very stylish, dressy, and attrac-
tive" n
And so on, telling of hundred others.
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EarIy ad,ournmep, of Congress.

WAsHNGroH, February 13.-Conferences
with leading Democrats of the House have
brought out the fact that there is an earnest
desire 70 secure the earliest possible adjourn
mtnl al this session. .s 4
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN r 4 AND AND FLOUR ;,I., EXCHANGE *, AN

IT'D iAS ',if&ASfhAoiSn'E eA0atUs fzaAoSos
p>est.e,s.R ~ OFFERINGS f1,r iapsss
s,l WIHEAtT H1as' s9o shhes' Red, 1900 busa'
! CORN Wa9e, AZ bushels. ttisU.'3. toa
= OATs.-zS6 Bushels.
ii BKANs "A pashels.sssq 81 ht.soa y ;Idf
81 :! kA nt"75HzbS SS'N ss b bot bcf2
j WrfnAr.a Waae, g bashels:a at $3.50; 0bush-
els at 81. SO: 40 bushels good nj ID bushels
prime on private tssns-total. -2g6 basnels: Red
NOR ut 81 s16; l6o6 sh.ishels fair E1iN 3d.; l40
bushels good NJ sl.40;s 20 bushels fair at $1.30
ii .ss; 80 6usbeis at ii. SO; b0 bushels good at
Sl.42; SO bushels common At. 81: "a bushels
at FL 30.totsl, 1917 bnshe ID; =
J CORN H.hite $50 bushels very good on private
terms; 30 bushels very good at 66e,-io,ah 4a2
ifO1Tsb go bushsIs fiif al B0c.i y ~uGtciE
MEAI.- 80 bushels nnbolBd at $50 10 tashels
on private terms-total, Loo bushels. .rsiqis
= ,sr,l ton ri, ,RE-EXHlBlTEDs .,.,y ss,i
!, iWHEAT.--Rsd, ] 900 bushels. n ar, ;uGI
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lPsRTOSsRIUHMoND. FEBaUxRY14,1s76.

Neon rtset 4 nsSo g o.oy
TOYRICHMoND, FEBRUxRY 14,1s76.
III J4G: 10 dtc4i .gA8HfyED.paiA 90; 10
Steamer Old Dominion. Waiker9 New York /,
Merchandise laii and passsa sefs'ta' AHA1seA
assa Alliance Carr Paiisssspah. rasschan-
disc ss.sE sssa ss5sssr aSs .r
!. sekoons1s Eotsie ana = ante; u ccrsady; New
York, sats' Davenport Morris eciftsc 30
$50 - ,r5sf, 81 SAILED. 2oi .suils. sfST
= schooner EdNard SHADE, tSopsr, New Yosk3 cam
rs f bias Moore lewis, New York, coal.
Cufns d P!ASker.0T u itaj 81 n.I i8aSh
fln,re 4 CLEARED F0a TINS 5onr. ~
From New York February 9th, Schooner H. q.
b From basinois February sth, sehoones Aliee.
oI From ResEss, Me-. Yesruaryi SIN, schooner
ni from Psrasas Me-, Rssraary ssa, schooner 8.
Esos Ess Ysiks February ss Sd, schooner = ".
En- From no New York February sh seosner y. L.
ef ffea xsIefssdsi. ssbta.s as schooner Pam
From Portland. Me-. February ll'h, schooner y.
- '-T's'f MrxoRA,sDA.
Bark sirrat HalvosSu. sailed from HSyre Jann-
at ssehooaop MmnebSSa. Myers, from James river,
| sehooo.r Lney Jones. Mirihuzh, from Riehnoads
SCHOONER George r. Haiiosk. sharrsn, Goln.
IRichu1oBa I'd Osoorne's, &c New YORK feDfuap
IA announGed that the eouapenss&t on reee1seaJ
| from the Ohfiian Government fos the deeenIo1 "
the ship Good Re,prak SsM Bsctoro, ~ ~
hutton au1onxS the owp6xs and crew OF NAL nssIs:
All the owneSs are dead, and oniy: oIe OF ms oe"
| IS known 70 be living. ,tigl "a ~ st9sst D9S
| psp4H. or. MArss In .1AR. AffoAAI1o1.
,SA Sstrtx3 river % the port OF Se-
tsrsSnrS. The schooner Mary Rllcy, froN 1900
Hole rezched that port on the eyeninR o. ~
9th draysnRninH and q half feet, AND hAd tne 10o
| been full 0ns could have ttDSKH Rn faaIS
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y s g i4'lis BY rslsgrsa.ppilnl.5 Z

ipgHgHf ygntEFrtNNAlsS ASb~tN' IN IlI ytlg
aq Ssis. s & Ssss aSsss ss'ss
quiet common tofairexsra: s5G $500: good to
esss s@ssi 'f fos
white western Corn less active and shsde easier;
fo a ISSise, gSid. Tor jcS ioss sugar
steady sa riss
on spot, S22.50. Lard closed firner prime s.esn1
sl3@$is $40. whiskeyis shsde lower 40 sl.12'
kfs'sh's hfp' ,,''s AILar1Ms MORE eaf, ,;
J ALErAs9sa, February i. Flour Quiet s
@s;k Extra sassS
amber sssi stSss sis;S,isa1 ws..s
@Ssc western quiet and ,steady. ,0sa dnA %
aSs q, k y a
s &c; isSi % Whisisy.
silly. .suEarquiet and sseady.Tsil, 9itGl
'nr 70 oi'dgr1ltn CINCINNATI. 70 o''S:'o
ssss5 sss ssa ~ aIsssss e
as Fye suist ia steady & asg s6s; Snse
ARM I shoulders, SIC cIesr,rib sides, clear
sides, iiKc. FBacon QUIET; shoulders, 9se: clear.
rib Isides, 2kcs clear sides; HWhsEey In
fair demand and FIRM gait s4Jda5<is !fg1
, estT t',,aGets ST. LOUIS bas aalifd =
;; ST. LOUIS. February 14.-Eqouf stsn6y sfd Nm.
changed. Wheat quiet and weak Noss4 red win
ter 8l.5l mo. 3rtd winter S1.97, Corn inactive !;
No. mixed, 8SAc. bid. 0aSiuactiye; No. q, Soc.
Barley dal and unchanged Rye Inactive 1t Zoe.
Pork easier at IS21 .60r Lard lowsr IL l2H@l2Nc.;
slatter for round lots. Bulk.meais and bacon nm
changed Whisky inactive at $li06tt" pIG
% itssH ajI'ot ~ LOUISVILLE. aS2''G"'i..t
y LOUISVILLE, February Ia. Flour duiet and un-
Changed wheat firm. for good grades only, ut
$l.1OQl$l.3O.q CorH1ulsn and trm |; for white
Provisions strong, PofS, s3a Bulk. meats Shout
dsrs, sSe.;1ciesrenb sadess Hal ele.rsides,
I1K@1lXc. 8, Bscon---5h9u Etc. 2elegr-rib
sides, I2zc. clear ates, 12zc., Hsms.angar-
eured, l4c.a:bafd-Tlerce. 14tc,,;; keg' 14H@ l6c.
Whiskey quiet and firm at 81 CO., tagging quiet
ana t fr!m,.ig !gG!2' 90 t-5yssiA sBi IA !sAyi
nd PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
r FHlLADELpiIIA. February II. --BsefcattEei were
dull this week, but prices were UNCHANGED: 900
head arrived and sold II 7@7Ae. for extra PsnIl-
sylxnnhs tad western steers; t0HD6xc. sor far 70
good Penlsylyapta sud weSfern; steeFsi 494c. =
d., gross for comm on, as 70 quality. Sheep were
20 600 head arrived md sold at s4he1
&c. q D., gEoss ~ 10 conditio Hog ysrs frmIy
held; $500 head sold at 81 1@$l2.b0 ~ 100 ns.,
sinf jSlf Tn u sGf |~8F3Lai AFsh ~ J
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60 fSpecfai feief9Rfn 20 fhs Dfspated:1~-s n
PsRrsxoprH. y vi e ebtnasy al. DE-
Charles Robert McApiue, OF Portsmouth, "a
distinguished citizen, of thfsa eslon, Died las,
night. ofogassfitis. i He YVES. fnos5of OF the
;Sixsy-Hfst Xisgisis regiment durtag shawar,
and held fnaDy afieessoa ssEuss samapg his
'peopieIlf~ e'idE.! d. az IIt}fsg Z
I The wife Of Colonel D. D7starks, delegate
from Norfolk, died last right fs,ss.gso% ],
u Captain James CosnicE, one Of the MOST
respected citizens Or gurfotE ydytpgtqTdas.
The bakery Of CHARLES Z. fCabler, Bank
street. Norfolk, was Burned out - dsy.a ~ >
Heavy: thander-,and lightning storm last
nightJ sd5 IL ,tGsjsai II; sdI 40 .Y~U r 10
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The Controller of the Currency has au-
th0r!zed the Fleming Company National
Bank, OF Femingsburg, kentucky, with a
carital OF SO 900, to commence business,
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SsocK MANDATORY BuRNED.-Ithoca, n.
H., FEBRUARY 2.-The Ithaca Calendar Clock
nn snnuisctory was burned to-day. Loss $780,
wv insurance about $50, 00e in twelve com.
panies' including the Franklin and Pennsyi-
Vania, OF Pbilndelphis. ~ ! esq :
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Mr.. Morton npged u, tska ise cass Up. Hs
escaped by ssyihg liz no senator Efahad u
|apeak he world JnhsHer Dir. TbnMany He
spoke agsiEss tfps I'D t'EnssseyJy nsaisber.
ii Sacretarfss Bsistow. ahd fishand AttJr:
-uey-asnerTt fterrspurt had ariong eons1asa,
ton with the Trestd eBt today e
e. MI. Cool, so the eodnsei : ~, Babcock,
called on the President to-day with epeOhr.
aging dispatches rem 81 L0iiiSsS : -~- 4
admiral lie Roy has relieved Admiral
Mullany OF the command or the North At
lantic sq1adron,IaTI D, ,,I.es,,e,y Ri
- 3. q. Staples bis been nominated a5pdst
master at Portsmouth, Va. 735E sa5,st t,iss i
2. George Toy hes been confirmed as cciifetof
of customs, ofs,the Cherry stone frgipial
district. 10 ss6 ..ssfaxigs9 y'tsss6 Hs3na 81
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SILVER YVES worth Ia New Ysrk last FRIDAY
upon nv ~ % Sl.e! IN currency depending
~e'u Tue SIZE OF the pieces. a, Gajix .',sfeh
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! .cAreusfor rHESNEw DyrUTIEs.

MADRID, February 14.-There, was . eau-
Gus to. day Of the Dewly.ele6ted ministerial
deputies, at which 207l were present. Cano.i
vas de Castillo, president Of, the Council OF
Ministers, expressed qualification at being:
surrounded by representatives Of the Span
ish, people. It was guarantee Of the re-
establishment OF constitutional monarchy.
e He said he believed the termination OF the
civil war YVES now near; therefore IL was
now necessary to work, for the restoration
Of the prosperity Of the country which had
greatly suffered. during the lost few years,
and to reestabHsh Spanish credit - -
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ny Tesssrapn.t
q NRwaYnRR -

9 NEwf York. Febraary e.. Moor, -s,oeks du
and; sseadya Money! -! sF0ad IFS! .Eschangs-
Jhopgi4e6; short $50. Goyef8ments aerise and
Hrsa Snsy DUET md easy; offsrfsg at 8.
Gold stoady at ii ssseriisgq aset at4 86.
acsite and tstssngs sgasea qlies and
iFst1Sl % 'Ioqa BALTfMotE. ,essS"tgE9
!s8AIrDdoRE,2 tFebsusfs IA. Gyfrsinfs GU, old
SO: eonsnls, 6ekI West nyarRhia's;s 0tttMorth
EsIolina 8iss old le news 81 spcstaiitAx, 2t Bid
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The first Sunday morning religious ser.
vices conducted. by Moody and Sankey in
New York was. attended by 1000 persons.
In. the afternoon session for women; only
there were 5000 present. Though the at
tendance falls far short of the numbers flock.
b ing to- hear him in Philadelphia, Mr.. Moody
Sunday said that he had never before had so
much encouragement In any place that he
had been iD.ls sir az s',ns 1at p ''aa ,t.
Mir. M. D. Conway lectured in Dayton on
Saturday last and Indianapolis on Sunday.
He is now in Wisconsin, and will lecture in
this city on the Dist; after which he will
visit his parents at Fredericksburg, Va, and
sail for England March il1tb.- Cincinnati
Commercial, oh. l2m2t8 .aG-Z ynt
:, AN explosion occurred on Saturday in the
Exeter mine, in West PittstoD, Pa, by
which four men were killed and six severely
i. jLred., 1t was caused by miner carrying
an exposed lampinto an old working where
the fire.damp had accumulated.
:, An attempt to rob an express car on the
Pam Handle road on Friday night was de-
leated by the conductor, who detected a
masked man while in the act of uncoupling
the car from the train. Though fired at he
made bis escape. @sa
=. The bill giving three million dollars In aid
of the Northern Pacific railroad has been
approved by the Governor OF Montana. The
people will vote on the matter on the Sd OF
April. go. :. .....ta
A food has occurred in Indiana, doing
much damage to farms and bridges. Half a
mile of the Fort Wayne, Muncie and Cincin.
natl railroad track has been washed away.
Henry Ward Beecher stated Sunday In his
sermon that out of 172. churches invited to
take part in the Advisory Council 1926 had
responded and would be represented. "
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~ 1ufhdeEst4Js tg,-..
fANpRAssY REFORMS ADOPTED !


. CossrasrNop1E, February 14.-The Sui.
tan yesterday sigHed .: decree granting the
Andrassy reforms to portion Of the insur.
gent proyinces-The ambassadors OF elk
Powers were notified and the Ottoman re-.
representatives. abroad were telegrspbed. The
Question, OF, the expenditure 10 Bosnia and
Herzegovina, Of direct taxes Will be referred
to q mixed commission. 80 81 ;sis; y.
!" Namyk Pashs, formerly Minister Of War,
has been appointed President Of the ConDcli
of Ministers, replacing, Serva Pasha, who -
appointed Minister OF Public Works. =
touyJrRAaEs AGAINST CHRISTIANS BEING LOOKED
5.r -4-sty, 90 I. 4 HR0. FSTtG2 .sst'f
CossrAsrlsopL2. February 14.-Foreiga
ambassadors, having complained to the Porte
of the recent outrages against the Chris tians
In Broussia and ADsors, the Grand Ylzter
-disayewed the conduct OF the Governors OF
those provinces. The Governor Of Angora
has been dismissed and will be- prosecuteea
and the Assistant Governor has been ordereo
to remedy the abuses. Musseimen and Ar.
'menian commissioners have been appointed
to investigate the circumstances. 49,. ,a4zss
.-sfyE ZGai "a RelStums II t":saz 5s.ssi
20 liz RELIGIOUS DlsrusgANcE. i Lac
: ilBassssbs,a February 14.4.At Catholic de
monstratien, occurred ct Malmes yestsrsssI
which resulted i 10 riotous Jdisaur sarees
Several persons were severely Injured. Th,
police were obliged TO lntery ene.ss ARE
~ I'll.
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Observation-Disclosures.

,aINTATuRE AliMANA c-FraFtt ny 10, 1876.
s,,,n rtses!. .:ofS.51if iieI HIGH TfDE:
Sus sets ...,.... 6:35 Morning. ..s...t,s 80
Neon Gses. 1885 Evept Ing. 300
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1857. ~, " | Il FSNANt1AE.,
.AII.ROAp BONDS. L:

Tor ,sss,e, pRTAuLHED RAILHaAn BONDS
yeRY CHEAP. Wanted ALI RAlLA0AO
,Ri,Nps BoUaaT FOR CASH. -Four bazaneas .
,usatad = w. III. weeks, Rssker aud Hsssers
~. f.s,ai :, I7s Ysrpsaxay. ~ Ys
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
EngIand..aH q
THE KHEDIyE's suEz SHARES

Ia "a THE kHEDlfESl sUEA SHARE rsg NJ,
= LONDON, February l4.-The Chancellor Of
the Excbequer inl the House Ct Commons
today moved a resolution asking for 6 4,,000..
900 sterling to pay for the Khedive's shares
Of the Suez canal. No action was had -, -,
~ :. w. 5'',s Spain -G-1 - ri
NOTE TO FOREIGN MINISTER'S lNiREIATloN TO
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n q lal.l D e anl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-15

1870 ma ma river % the port OF tS-
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-12
tn. NEW YORK BOARD.

The San Trsnsisco Duly Stock Report.
whose editorial opinions On mining and
stock matters are considered standard
authority. givss the following practical
remarks upon the probable effect the
Nsv York Stock Board will have upon
the mining and stock interests Of this
section:
I'VE bslievs that the New York Board
will have the direct effect OF awakening
interest In the East In eur mines. and
attracting capital hither 10 develop them |;
but vs DO not think that it, business will
svsr supsrseds that Of cur Han Francisco
Boards. Even with the telegraph 10 ami
hilats space. propinquity 10 one advantage
which cannot b. overlooked. and prestige
10 another. Possession 10 nine points VI
the Law. and W have thess In u favor.
San Francisco hes alone been the center
Of the mining interests Of the coast. II has
grown with THAR growth and strength with
thar strength. and IL IL too lste In the day
for New York or any other city to take them
from 10. The capital there Invested will
irift hither. develop our mines and circu-
late In Ban Francisco. The profits Of the
Investment alone will return to New York.
The establishment of the Board there will
therefore furnish means for the develop
nent 81 nero mines. and will consequently
increase our wealth and population. II
will givss sprssd and ineressed importance
V eur mining interests, but will not sup
piaAt % In any respect. II will prove .
valuable ally. not . dangerous rival. In
our Judgment Ban Francisco will continue
" sstsSlish Wallace and reap the fairsst
fruit d thsse enterprises, - long - there
10 . mine working on The coast"