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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

FINAL oRAToK-1ATERAhpLAa I 5000
.,oys-rSIoN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
n,,,ps TO BAPTIST CHURCH-,TowN MALL
ARREST OF BURGLARS.
Icorrespoudeuce of the Richmond ptspateh.]
FEBRUARY %, 1879.
IN, Samuel +. Hunt, OF Cincinnati,
49, hos becn chosen to address the Joint
H,er.ry societies at the next commence
,,,art at the University Of Virginia, and l
learn that he has accepted.
The intermediate examinations at the
University are in progress, ana the ooyS
are undergoing the periodical "cram -
consequent upon them. ~
, union meeting Of the Methodist and
Baptist churches will be held on THURSDAY.
nirh, for the purpose OF praying for the
schools and colleges specifically, and for the
vnIth OF the land generally. 1t is under
stood that Rev. A. &. Woodtin, OF the UNI
ycrsitv will deliver an address on the occa-
sion.
The Raptist church is TO undergo imme-
diatev extensive repairs, preparatory to the
meeting OF the Baptist General Association
here in June next. \ tin roof will take the
place OF tie present sbiDgle roof, the 1oors
in the basement will be renewed, and new
carpets will be put down, and the whole
will be newly painted, etc. This is tie
work OF the ladies entirely-the men de-
serve no credit for it.
1t is whispered that the Town Hall is ac-
iually to be put in decent shape, and that
the contract has been given to Mr.. Wood
rotfe, formerly of Richmond but now cit
izen OF this county. am almost afraid 10
assert that this is true.
Mr.. NJ. Tricber and his son left here on
Saturday for Portsmouth. Ohio, with re-
QUESTION from Governor Holiday to secure
the bodies OF Frank Gilbert and David OPP
penheim, who were arrested at Portsmouth
as principals in the late burglary Of Mir. Trie-
ber'S hardware-Store, some weeks since.
l learn that the night trains on the Vir-
ginia Midland railroad, which have been
discontinued all winter, will be put on
again about the 1st OF March. Our.
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Crimes and Casualties.
TERRIBLE FALL FROM THE THIRD FLOOR OF A
49, HOTEL,

TERRIBLE FALL FROM THE THIRD FLOOR OF a
80 HOTEL.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.
NORFOLK, Va, February 25.-Maior w.
c. Marrow, of this city, fell down the stair
way space at the Atlantic Hotel to-day from
the third story to the grourd-foor, and was
fearfully injured. he will hardly survive.
it is thought. -
ASSOCIATED Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
patch.l
THE BREATHlTT COUNTY RIOTERS TRY TO BREAK
JILL.
CINCINNATI, o., February PA dispatch
says jason Little and other convicted prs-
oners OF Breathitt county, KY, made DIES.
perate attempt to escape from Jail on the
night before their departure for the peni.
Tertiary. They had cut through the floor
OF their cell to room below, from which
they could easily have effected their escape
had the plan worked to suit them. They
had arranged with friends outside to engage
in sham fight on the opposite side OF the
Jail, when they were to make their escape.
But the prisoners were discovered in the
lower room, and Judge Jackson ordered
them to be put in irons.
HEAVY DEFICIT IN M1ssOURI's TREASURY.
ST. LOUIS, February pa special from
Jefferson City says the Treasury Investi-
eating Committee reported this morning,
giving the amount OF State Treasurer
Gatcs's deficit at S343,0O0. His impeach-
ment is recommended.
THE BRIDGEPORT CONN., MURDER-TRIAL.
BRIDGEPORT, CoNS., February % In the
Bassett trial Mrs. Alexander was the first
witness for the prosecution. She related the
circumstances OF the murder very nearly as
they were told on her first examination.
MURDER CASE IN NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, February 25.-It was urged
before the Supreme Court to-day in the case
of Graham, the accomplice Of Hunter in
the Armstrong murder, and on whose testi-
mony Hunter was hung, that because Ora
ham had been used as States witness he
should not be prosecuted. The Court re-
served its decision. .....
VIOLATION OF The ELECTION LAW.
NEW ORLEANS, February 25.-The trial
CT tifty.nine persons Of Natchitocl.es
charged with violation OF the election law
at the last choice for congressman was be-
gun Yesterday. ss... ...
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DREGS. MEDaCqsEs. &C.
VNUTTS PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Los; OF Appetite, Bowels Costiye, Palm in the
Head, with Il Dull Sensation III the back part, Pain
under the Shoulderbade, Ful'ness After Eating,
witra dissemination to cxcrtion of body or mind ?
Irri'abilty Of Temper, Low Spirits, with feeling
Of having neglected some duty. WEAKNESS, Dizzl-
ness, Futterng ut the Hear, Dots before the Eyes,
Yellow skin, Heada che generally The right eye
Rest!essucss, with ltful dreams, Highly. Colored
Urine.
If THESE WARNINGS ARE USHEEDEp SERIOUS
DISEASES WILL SOON EE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS
are especially adapted IT, such cases; single Iosc
effects such change of feeling as to as;onaA the
sufferer.
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GUAM q,
coLUBLE: PACIFIC GUANo.
70 THE. PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF

/, s..s,ii ri .5tf tx. KS VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, YA.s January 27th, 1873.
We have this day resigned the ngencY Tor the SAFE
OF the Pacific Guauo Company brands. y .,ss,
Under the terms Of settlement between the pacine
Guano Company and ourselves. all the bu.
siness OF 7S> Including collections, &C., Is 10 be
Inanassd BY our Successors. Messrs. JoHN y. REESE
sE Co. or Baltimore, whom we commend TO you, be.
iiesng your relations win them viii 90 both plea,
ssus 441 W EKER. sAuNDERsS co. /
From me above card yon viii please note thattbe
Agency OF the Pacific Guano Com peny VIII be con-
Quoted hereafter by the undersigned from Baltimore
MS well as Richmond. The spleadsd repRtaiinn OF
Pacific Gnano, l.s s
ssnia especially on cotton, corn, and tobacco aot
Continue TO be sa,sfatRed. guarantee being aNord.
ed luz the wise management Of ths efua9e
Gon1paBs, wbtsb has prhef resources
all us n, ample capital lgl, Q0l.f09ls
extensive wnrka, most appfoyed reehiaeyys lsggs
ffeEoaits Of nfiasphate htSf
or Bid along experience m the basiae an
conHection With as generaf agents
DATING Back IDOL We vii Seeis e sipHiyiioi
Gaane ep band " Norfolk,
- JOIN b. REESE co, General Agents
in 29-3m lisaall ttptQre and bienIaona.
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amendment by refraining from voting aud
then preventing the appearance OLA quo
rum. Three OF the Republicans did vote,
and these votes, with that Of the Speaker.
constituted quorum, and SO the amend
n1ent was carried amidst great deronstra-
tons Of triumph on the Democratic side.
Then the bill was reported to the House.
and there, too, the amendment was carried
under almost similar circumstances. The
amendment repeating the Jurors test-oath
and fixing the pay of jurors at two dollars
a day was also adopted, and the bill was
passed. "a: ~
- Adjourned. s.z.l.i.S.E ~ /;
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-FEBRUARY 81, 1879
su1 rises............ s:sg ,,n, HIGH TIDE. ,.o
SUN sets. 6:47 !MorHlHg..........1 :4S
Moon riJes. 4:e23 EyeaIpg....... $40 S.OS

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY &c, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariei, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, IaerchaE disc, and passengers, l.. Il. Tasuus
agent.
steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New YORK,
merchandise and passengers, Ga Allen 20 Coz
agents. - 1890
disc, =. w. McCarriek, agent. -
CLEANED FOR THIS PORT.
From baltimore February 25th, schooner CASPER
Heft. Phillips, and schooner j. u. Gallagher,
Ey.Telesraph.
NEW York, February Is .--Arriyed! Gamma
Rhein preaorta. HuGscn. Arrived Out AntocIat'
fpy Man leriug, Jameelau. NettfeSwortn, Amy DO
n. ocean, PRINCETON. Maiten Queen Anguish, Sn-
n,ter Neyas, Harlnrourh, Peer OF Eal no.. home
ward: Brakha, Tytee, having been repaired Cfes-
cent City, New Orleans. 80 Is
z DISASTER. y ~ II! - z /. s.5
NEW YoaK, FEBRUARY 2o;-Tbe aaaIasr ea ,araa
which arrived here to-day from. Bermea3s ssn9Sts.
Eebrnary 2ad,at IL a. M Latitude SSoS ~, on
Egitu,i 6e Al W., passsd bark Viking OF y Is; isanu
iismasted and abandoned; bad not been IN ihessonr
siition long saw boat bottom upwards aases h ssa
bows; also bark hove 70 70 leeSare-suppp1sNs aAts
had taken eg The crew.
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the customs commission. &c IL reported
other Powers win make similar claims.
The Fufca ri,,y, Aorssafie.s ss

LONDON, February 2J.--A dispatch from
Tirnoya to the Times says: !" The Russians
are perfectly aware Of the intrigues Of the
agents OF Austria to promote Austrian oc-
cupation Of the. country between NoYi
Bazaar and the Aegean Sea, and they are de-
ing their utmost to quiet the Bulgarian agi-
taIion for union OF Roumalia and Bulga-
rio, believing that further troubles at pres
ent would tend to alarmingly increase Aus
trian influence south Of the Danube.
Tue Buigarians are aware OF these secret
rfyalries. The Radical party are endeayor-
ing to obtain their ends by threatening to
throw themselves into the arms OF Austria.
II the European Powers would consent to
abrogate the clause OF the treaty OF Berlin
for the establishment Of Turkish garrison
in the Balkans the Moderates would be able
to control the Bulgarian Assembly, and the
RoumalIans would be sufficiently satisfied.
to obviate any fear of disturbances. Tue
deputies from Roumalia and Macedonia
were merely admitted to the opening Of the
Bulgarian Assembly as spectators"
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While shifting the mail train at Cham
bersburg. Pa, on Monday, one car, con-
tanning about twenty-five persons, left the
track and fell over an cnbankment about
siX feet high, turning over on its side. Fiji
teen or eighteen persons were injured,
among whom were Hiram Bixler, OF Fay
etteviIle, leg broken; Rev. DR.. Stewart, OF
Newberg, n, Y, arm broken Frank Schei-
ble,. wife and son, Of Scotland, Franklin
county, Pa, seriously injured; Bishop
GIossbrenner and Rev. Mr.. Bulger, Of the
United Brethren Church, considerably
bruised, but not seriously.
The Baptist pastors of New York had q
long and exciting discussion on Monday
over, DR.. Fulton. The special committee
reported that they had sent q communica-
ton to DR.. Fulton requesting him to with
draw his letter OF partial apology sent IN
last week, and substitute another covering
broader ground. This he declined to do,
and therefore the committee recommended
his expulsion from the conference, which
was done. He is q busybody, and noted as
libeller Of the South.
Newton Smith is appointed postmaster ct
Nortonyille, Albemarle county, Va, Vsce
Raleigh Dunaway, resigned. John W. Mel
ton is appointed postmaster at Llgnum,
Cupeper county, Va, Uice Thomas u. wal
ker, resigned. Philip B. Pitts is appointed
postmaster at Sparta, Caroline county, Va,
uice Reuben Rolphe, deceased.
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NEW YORK, February 25.-Miss Jennie
st. Clair, Of Boston, who Two weeks ago
undertook to walk 5000 quarter-miles in
5000 quarter-hours at Mozart Garden, fell
fainting in her dressing-room about mid
night. She became bysterical and remained
in thai condition until this morning. She
had completed 1850 quarter-miles when
comDelled to stop.
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Marnf Gras.

NEW ORLEANS, February 25.-The pro-
cession moved off according to programme.
Everything passed of quietly. The weather
was clear and warm, and the streets
thronged with people. In the procession
were twenty large and nine small cars, con-
tairmg figures and groups representing the
prominent epochs in the history Of the
world from 1000 years before the Christian
era to the present day in comic light:
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THE ia TEST NEWS
nYrELEanArnToT HEDIspATc1I.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO "A NORFOLK Grrf<
ZEN; A FALL FROM THETaiRH FL DOR OF
Al HoTEI-ANEwsTE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ING CONGRESSIONAL AND ogHER WASH
INGToN AFFAIRs-THE POTTER COMMIT
TEE-THE LOUISIANA ELECTION GASES
THE MARDI GRAs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
LATEST PEDEsTRIENNE FAnURE-MfJR-.:
DER TRIAL IN CoNNECTICUT-TFfsFt
sTURCo-RussIAN RELATIONSHIP CAM
DEN.CoUNTy MURDER, &c.
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illinois,.
MADAME EXELDA's GREAT WALK.

CHICAGO, February 25.-At O'Clock this
morning Madame Exelda La Chapelle sue
cessfully completed the task OF walking, in
addition to 2,700 quarter-miles in as many
uuarter-hours, 800 quarter-miles in 800 con-
secutlve periods OF ten minutes each. Her
last uuarter-mile was her fastest, being
in one minute and ffty-niEe seconds. .
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Tne Restriction Of CooIie Emmiera.


SAN Francisco, February 25.-The Cham
Der OF Commerce unanimously have adopt
ed resolution OF thanks to the representa-
tives in Congress who have, by. their votes
on the, bill for the regulation OF cooile I'M
migration, manifested their sincere regard
for the interests Of the Pacific coast; also,
n resolution urgently requesting the EreSl-
dent to sign the bill. Mass-meetines are
being held throughout the State with the
same object in view. ---..-- --..--
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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

DR.. Tut: Dear Sir For ten years have been 4
martyr 10 Dyspepsia, Constipation. and Plies. Las
spring your Pills were recommends! TO me. used
them (bnt with little faith. l am now well man I,
have good appetite digestion perfect regular stools
piles gone and ] have gained forty pounds solid
flesh. They are worth their weight u gold.
Rev. T. l.. SIMPSON, Louisville, ky.
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FURNITURE!-@
NJ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL have Essss
always on hand fun and complete stock OF sE'.
the most reliable factories East and West; also, OF
my own make. offer special inducements. Parties
in want will not be doing justice TO themselves Wlth
prices. liberal discount to the trade.
:. - - - ~. WILLIAM DAFFRON,
ses .t.f.. .gt,ts. - "a - 1888 Main street.;
Factory and Upholstery Rooms, 16, l8, and 20
north Fifteenth street. ~ - "a 70
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CNUET ORDERS.
INo. 2a1-1N EouIrY.I

mo. 294-IN EQUITY.1
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
l. UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF VlRGINIA-UNITED STATES VS.. j.
NJ. HUMPHREYS Ell AIS.
Extract from Decree OF February 20, 1871
tit Is adjudgcd. ordered, aud decreed that 1t be
referred to Thomas 5. Atkins, one OF the conmis-
siopers OF this court. to take and return TO the
court account of the annual and fee simple value
of the real estate of said Humphreys, and Of the
liens binding the same together with their respec-
tive amounts aud priorlieS. s,G.:.
:. But before proceeding to execute this decree,
said commissioner will give notice by publication
once week for four successive weeks IN some daily
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, to all
persons interested of the time and place Of execu
tieg The same; said publication 10 be deemed equiv
aleht TO personal notice to all parties in interest,""
..-- 49,. ,@.. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,1
:. 81. il. q RICHMOND, VA, February 25. 1879.
Parties interested are hereby notified that have
fixed on WEDNESDAY. THE 18th DAY OF
MARCH, 1879. at IL O'Clock III. as the time and
my office, Room No. s, In the cusom-house, IL the
city OF Richmond, Va, as the place, for executing
the fnrcpoing decree. THOMAS S. ATKINS. :
fe 26-W4w. $685.. Commissioner.
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Forty.Gfth ConSress..-Third Session.
WASHINGTON, February 25, 1870.


WASHINGTON, February 25, 1870.
~ SENATE.
Pending the execution OF On order to
compel the attendance OF senators aquorum
was disclosed by vote on amendments,
and the Senate proceeded with the conside-
ration of the bill to prevent the introduce
ton OF contagious or infectious diseases
into the United States, and to establish a
bureau of public health. The bill was read
a third time: and passed.
The. Senate then took up the deficiency
appropriation bill, and at 4:35 THIS morning
adjourned to meet OF 1 O'Clock this AFTER
noon. =. ?. a.
nays. refused to take.up the resolution de-
claring David S.. Corbin entitled to the seat
as, senator from South Carolina in place OF
Nj. e. Butler. the present incumbent.
{ The deficiency appropriation Dill was
considered. q 4, !: s; Ss,2s 81 ~
Il Objection was made to the reading OF q
telegram from the California constitutional
Convention thanking fine Senate for passing
the anti Chinese law, and It was laid on the
table. ..ss't
A motion made BY Mr.. Monroe, OF Ohio,
to suspend the rules and pass the bill mp
plying S2O,OO0,0o0 of the proceeds OF the
sale OF certificates Of deposit authorized 10
be issued in aid OF refnnding the public
debt to the payment OF arreas OF pensions,
was defeated -yeas, Liz nays, 123,
& The House went into Committee OF the
Whole on the legislative appro priat'on Dill
and discussed for an b0ur the amehdment
offered by Mr.. Southland, OF Ohio, to repeal
the election laws. Speeches were made BY
MI. Hale, OF Maine, against, and by Dir.
,SonttIard for the amendment, each taking
the nosition that his respective side Of the
House would never yield on the point. II
turned out, however, that Mr.. Hale could
INF Get the undivided supp or his own
e;da n tho House in his tacticS to defeat the
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A BAD OPINION OF THE CH1NEsE.-Sdn
Francisco, February 24.-Rev. Allen Curr,
who has been visiting this State for the last
four months, in his farewell lecture at the
First Baptist church last night touched for
the first time on the Chinese question. He
said he had made it a careful study and was
satisfied 1t would be better for the country
il they had never come, or il they should
goaway. He thought the President should
sign the anti-Cbinese bill. II he did not,
the people must wait patiently until laws
are passed which will relieve them OF the
presence OF the Chinese.
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rARBOLINE, A DEoDORIzED Elk
" tract of Petroleum. is now presented TO the
public as the best Restorative and Beauiler of the
hair the world has ever produced 1t performs
what others only claim for their preparations.
.... 70 25-d,&weOwt Eel
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Norfolk.
A FINE NEW STEAMER.

Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l
NORFOLK, February 25.-The superb new
steamer Virginia, built Of iron and two hum
dred and ffty-one feet In length, for the
Daytime feet, arrived here to-day from
Wilmington, making very quick trip. She
was inspected by our citizens all day, aud Is
a perfect model OF marine beauty and costly
Tnioj, .ts'N -sf.nf'etss .ta.
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The first effect Of TUFTS PILLS is to increase
the appetite, and cause the body to take on flesh,
thus the system Is ourished and by their tonic ac-
ton on The digestive organs regular stools are pi o.
Guccd.
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Rhode Island.

PROVIDENCE, February 25.-The Prohi-
bitorv State Convention nominated the pre-
sent Republican State officers for reeec-
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TUESDAY, February as, 1879.
The number of breaks to-day comprised l43 hogs
heads and tierces. The offerings 4. auction on
Change were 81 packages OF which number 6
were sold at y, Ices ranging from 81 TO 1925.
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TUFTS HA1R-DYE.
Gray hair or whiskers changed to a glossy blac.
by q Single application of this Dye. II imparts
natural color, acts simultaneously, aud Is as har
less as spring water
81.
Onlce, 35 Murray street, New York.
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DE-. J. +. HAYWOOD, or NEW YORK. SAYS
Few diseases exist that cannot be relieved by
restoring The Liver to Its Formal funcio ana lor
this pmrpOsc no remedy ha ever been invented that
has as happy an effect rs TUFTS PILLS"
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Elnur.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

F,nes2.75@s3: sunerfne. 1915; extra. $4.75;
common family, $j.25@s5.50 fancy brands, SOC
1880.
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A 7 MEADE & BAKERS


DRUGSTORE
AIg-CUsHIoSs FOR IEvALIDs,
aR-PILLowSFO FOR TRAVELLERS,
HoT-WATER BAGS.
ICE BAGS FOR THE HEAD.
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS,
SoET-RUBBER BED-PANS,
TRAyELLING-FLASkS
sP0NGE-lAGSs 4
Pt}SKET-ST0FEs,
HoRsg.sIAIR FLESH GLOVES
FLESH BRUSHES.
PoCKET-ISHALERS,
STEAsf-INHALERs,
FHRoAT.AT0MIzERS. .6
NASAL DoUCHES,
! ARDUaiINAL-SUPP0RT
HARD-RUBBER TRUssEs,
FEyER-TERM0METER
GALvASIc-BATTERi
And all SURGICAL aud
MEDICAL. APPLIANCES sold ..
MEADE 4 tBAKER'S Drngstp
9. I, s IS 9I9 Main streeg.
-,xy rrtz nc ak Sn m "a DAr reaffss &$
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


business C 81 AN GE.-Stock, Good.
ID Will, and Fixtures of an Established Business
for sale. Apply to .-1..fe NJ. EVANS Il CO.,
ia I5-eodSin ~ A'..t s:A..sE 326 Broad street.
CLOSING OUT AT VERY Low
CPRICES Of orr stock of CROCKERY, GLASS
WARE, BASKETS. and BRUSHES, In order to quit
business. nj. EVANS u CO,,52o Droau street.
:. ia 15-eod3m
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WuEAT.-Red, 40 bushels very good tIiiiZ ut
81 OF: SO bushels good Fufz at 81 02; Is bushels
very good Lancaster ut Sl.10; bushels good Fuiz
at 81 .O5 40 bushels mixed ut S1.O5: 90 bushels
good FultZ 1t .U3: ga bushels very good Fil'Z on
private terms: 1913 bushels good Fultz ut S1.O6; 10
bushels good FutZ at Il .06; ~ bushels gooh Lam
caster at S1.0S; los bushels very good Enltz ut
els
CORN White, 20 bushels very good at 4Gc.: ~
bushels good ut 4Gc.: SO bushels good at 47c-toal
Ia bushels. Mired, 8 bushe, on private terms:
OATs.-G64 bushels spring on private terms; 70
bushels prime winter ut 4Sc.-toial, 734 bushels.
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CoMMIssIoSER,s OrFIcr.,
FURNITURE.

w <GATHRIGHT & SON, 16 COVER a Il
~. NOR STR EFT. offer Inducements. both as ~
10 prices and terms, TO all in need of FURNI- Esp
TURE Of any kind, such as 10 make 1t 10 iheir, y
Interest 10 examine stock before purchasing. Fine
Walnut Suits with Tennessee and gray marble:
Sdeboards with dark marble; Parlor Suits in cate
Irue and raw silk-yery handsome: Reps and Hair
Cloth Suits very cheap: Pine and Poplar Furniture
OF every kind. Our stock win be found complete In
every particular. Don't fail to call. Sailsfactlon
gnarsnfced fe 26-3m
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TETT,s HAlR-uYE.

SOLD EVERYWHERE. RICE, IS CENTS.
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY STEET, NEW YORK.