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NpNABD LINE.

1 NOTICE
With the view of Diminishing the chances OF col
lision the Steamers of this line take spechc course
for ali seasons OF the year: 1.-.. A.. ~
On the outer passage from QUEENSTOWN 20 New
jst" or nothing 70 the north Of 4S
'e ~ tha ho1nsward passage crossing the meridian
80 ~ a. "a lat. or nothing to the north OF a.
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STEAMERS, &c.

1910 PLANT LINE. 1910
WAsHTNGTON AND NORFOLK sTKAMBOAT
COMPANY.
The new and fast steamer GEO. 49,
ap son S sSa every mon non
day and %sdres Sy at $50 I'm. and Saturday ct
Tirstc'ass fare. single dckets
Ticksts and State Rooms on sale Il JAMES
GREYgs =. =. ave. and 18th Ct nv; w. RRERD6
SONS' Ei9 50 n W Tickets ON sale ct Y. n 3. r
on0e ~. rennA. aMEoosaEh. PLANT. pr.saen.
b. Z. DODD. Ascent. 7thst wharf my2O
INLAND AND PEABOARD COA0TM0
FOB NORFOLK. FoRTREss NoNRoI AND
THE SOUTH
!: Al " 81 R Ts RHss .ns jam
MOSELEY" leaves 6th-street wharf ~6-N
s 81, q He,nday; TasssSdsy: wsdnssds1 EWE
s snd Esfn arS: 8 - 20 O'Clock P M !. v,.
and ~ the rsiisosd hnss soat6 30" .0'1 lcnm0no'
s soonais as!e s &c round trip S Go9D FoR
Freight ct lowest rates
Steamer Join y: THOHfsON, iesvss ssx,a
street 9. H wharf every Monday q 7a @. r.GTA
OK Or H on Inursd.{ for Ourrao-
sorping n nteFnledtaie landings going and rsturu.
Ihe 1eeamers JOIN G1BeON and 70 KNIGHT.
AeInxtely leave Pier II, East River, New 49,
assa sssy s;Hts1 Sasy q .aS SojEca
Freist taken ct lowest rases Apply Ct ofnos under
foo e s2S IVA LIZ ss "a e
msfi.G SAMUEL BAooN. President
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STEAMER MATTANOa Captain VIZ. II.
leaves wharf foot Of 6th and &c. >.
ssv sTy Tnssday o TfPSssdsy and Sun n,
days for Aattox Creek Colton's and Landings in St
and landings IN Wicomico river On TuesdayS for
Ooltons and landing In Nomini Greek. Returning
making intermediates andingS AiSo Chapel Point
on Wednesdays, coming up.
For further information enquire ct ofdcee Of g. L
SHERIFF. No. S2s and TIA Pennsylvania svenue,
or st office foot Of 6th and n streets aM.
sp16 q. II JONEQ A9ent
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MOTH GERMAN LLOYD-SrKAMsHIr
~ LIE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAYRE, LONDON


Tie steamers OF this company viii SAL every Sat
nrday from Bremen Pier foot Of Sd street Hoookea-
don, Southampton and Bremen, first csoin, Sl00
second cabin, eco; stseEaget ESQ For freight or
Green. New York. W. g. METZEROTT CO, 925
Pa ave-, Agents for Warrington. octl-ly
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NLYDE'0 NEW EXPRE00 lime


The first class steamers Of this line, w. A. SCHOL-
TEN""P CALAND,"" ROTTERDAM SUHlE
Netherlands. leaves Jersey City every alternate
Wednesday and Saturday. Cabin e6S.e7o; Inter
Ag't, y South William st |. New York, FUNOH EDYE
!! Co q 80. VIM. st., Freight Ag's; l. ". MOB
BIS, 30 B'Nay, General PASSENGER Ag't tanl-ly
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je12tr Near KhA,a<s Ur-.
DRESS SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER-Six ane
~ b ception SHIRTS made to orfier for al 80
CAL and examine samples. Finest Dreas SHIRTS
made TO order Of the very best Material and in the
most elegant manner for o., Ct
yelI-lm 1OO% IF sfre0 0.sc.
SHIRIs NOT" ApyANcED IN PRIcE.-wam-
- sutfa diminished Shirts, IS cts Finfshed 80 CT
20 cte. Boyg Unfinished 6hirts 90 eta : Finishod
% Cts British Half Hose, rs cts Ba.brfeRau Rib.
stitch Half Hose, pairs for 81 ShirtA made 70
order for 90 Shirts made to order for "a so Beaf
Dfess SHIFTS maze to order. in most elegant manner.
THOMPsoN's sHnr FAcrorx.
1e7-6 SIG Fst. n.sC.. OPP. Patent once
pRICE LIST OF SHIRTS AT MEGINNIRr
BRANCH SHIRT FACTORY, 1909 St w.
The Comfort Mystery" and "Receptdonn
Shirts, made Of Wsmeutta muslin, and extra fine
linen boeomE, are only IS cents.
The "Od Times" and Great Southern conan
goods
The Senate" Shirt, made OF Fruit of the Loom
muslin and twenty hundred linen, n only so oepts
First-class Pattern Drawers. doubleseated only
30 cents. -
ME0INNI6E.
3e76 1908 y street s.sc.
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AZ MILLER's, IN GEORGETOWN.
The heaviest Ble.ched Cotton, a, Sc. in IN. c,,x
an Wool IL bl.es ans ooloss Bsst lsi
pSsSess' i5aS sld up Beautiful Lawns. 6k. 10 and
Lawns. oP' . Sse sp E%
, bsS,deriss 3 :. &c and up. sheetinss low. Dash
sI1as gas slSo rs GS9s =
Srro1 iss5 pas y Ply s40p sskusur
SO doe Ladies Linen aaff S at see yorh
worth q s. sS xErh ss z a0n
rCE Cd Sr to ESQ S
ggnality sl2s 10 pieces lo4 sheetlns. 500. worth
napkins and other Linens cheap Gents and I.sdsss
IuInishins Goods cheap. AL goods Of best quality
LUTTRELL & WINE.
Nl46 Cor. 20th st. and Pa. ace.
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
In coIsequence Of having to vacats my Store
room, have determined to
CLOSE OUT MY STOCK
at the greatest bargains ever offered ana the great
i hs pricss Teoensly: will make il SIN more
DRY GOODS.
Call early in the day to avoid crowd.
jel4sr Cor. sh st. e.S 9 M II s1ar VIZ.
SUMNER DRESS GOODS.
i, sPsci., attention of purchasers is called to our
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
Which We have Just opened,
Oomprising al the
New DESIGNS in Zephyr Ginshams. Orsandie Lawns,
Linen Lawns. Mummy Cloth. EN-
broidered Linen LAWNS
French Nainsooks printed and plain
Also, full line of India SEERSUCKER I'm Tia
new colors. ~ 80
HOOH BRO. q 90.
1855 y q. No..
9eIZU Near Ebhftx Hon.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.J
Yesterday February nth was the regu-
9r quarterly term OF the County Court or
,tls county. The day was very Indictment
one showing and sleeting all The morning
and raining in the aiternoon-but notwith-
standing the weather there was quite 4
large attendance from all parts Of the conn
L, Ccca,i0ncd, in part. by the large num-
Ter OF !urymcn summoned, and also by The
l1ct lh&; notice had been given that there
would be a meeting in response to the call
fora convention in Richmond on the 25th
instant In the afternoon meeting was
called and organized favoring the conven-
non. but developing very little strength.
Alter organizing committee was APP
to!Hied TO Graft resolutions, which
soon after returned and reported reso!u-
t!o9s fayoriEg forcible reimbursement. At
'AiS stage of the proceedings an amendment
was offered 10 the resolutions that our dele
gate IN the Legislature and senator from
'h's district be Instructed to accept the lib
e!ai terms offered by the creditors, with
slch notifications as may be mutually
agreed upon; and as IN earnest OF the good
Iaitn OF The debtor they shall retrcnch and
!eouce the expenses OF the State govern
l@cnt as far as possible and that this policy
Pm! apply as we'll to the county orgapiZa-
"on as the State, which needs it quite as
much.
This resolution was said to be carried,
"th but one dissenting voice; and thus
F HSo 'hc Icadiu>trrS' meeting here. No
~.'cZa'es will represent this county in the
convention On The 18th instant. $50 mote
il be-" QuTc.
omega" forgot TO sign his name. His
'''ter seems 10 he reliable and fair.
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rroy.cspouGrmcc Of tic Richmond nispatchl
TFBHiAHY 81, 1870.

rror-cspC.Lrucc Of Tie Richmond TispatchI
FEBRUARY 81, 1870.
Rev. James Anderson died at his home at
>.rlno Garden. in this county. on the 18th
Instant. Mr.. Anderson was for many years
= useful and hoGorcd Baptist minister in
tits county. lie has been year after year
for the last several wears unanimously eject
ed clerk OF the Roanoke Baptist Associa-
ton, ard At the time OF bis death lie was,
and FOR many years had been, pastor OF four
Of It's churches. think Mr. Anderson was
student 1t Richmond College in the days
OF Or. Ryland's presidency, say in 1860
and 1861.
\ missionary society has been formed
amongst the ladies OF the Lynn-Street Meth
olst church, Of which Mrs. 7. J. Talbot is
tie president. One has also been formed
amongst tie ladies OF the PRESBYTERIAN
church. Of which Mrs. J. NJ. Johnston is the
president. There are other evidences, Of
which | am not permitted to speak Just
nuw. that the churches OF Danyille VIII be
more than usually active in the coming
spring and suulMcr.
Patches OF the snow which fell on the 18th
max be seen here and there. Yesterday
morning there was sprinkle OF snow. and
then came current from the northwest,
from which we are still suffering.
The report from the tobacco market for
tie week is that the receipts were Eight and
ihc market was active, especially fer smo-
kers and fine wrappers. Fancy smokers,
81 10 SIS; fine wrappers, $40 TO 500; eX-
tn. $50 to Sos.
Captain Abncr Anderson, OF the Register,
returned from the funeral Of his brother,
Rev. james Anderson, yesterday evening.
The funeral took place on "Wednesday, ;he
services being conducted by Rev. DR.. a. L.
Brown. ALPHA.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

friday. ptfrtiarY Il. 1879,
SALES.-3OO Virginia conso!s tncw) sold ii 40.
bid: Tinted States As, 100 bid log ASKED. 40
State observation-disclosures conso.s. 54,s bid, So
Virginia deferred. bid: VEglnla tax-receiYabe
coupons. Tx bid. TN asked.
c an h HSerr 1n cry s e. = a1d u
j., l03I Did, l04 asked; Pefcr burg city 6', F. and
~ 100 asked; Petersburg city s.. ITO asked
water SIS. N. and y, ia bid Manchester SIS, NJ.
and n; 90 asked aanchester IS, lax-receivabie'
Ratiroed Bonds.-t ,hcsapeaxe and Ohio Railroad
6s sold NJ. and NJ, 40 bid; Virginia Central Rail-
Central Railroad third mortgage IS. j. and j., 932
bid; Virginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage
SIS. J. and j., los bid: Virginia Central Railroad
aud Tennesse Railroad second mortgage G's, J. apd
j. OIL bid: Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third
second mortgage preferred 6'. J. and J., 81 asked
Sonihside Railroad third momgag preferred 6's j.
and j.. ~ asked: Petersburg Railroad first lnorgaE
S., J. and j., 1O3 bid, los asked; Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad hrs, mortgage SIS. a: and o.,
LOG bid; Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
mond. Frederick sbars aud Potomac Railroad mort
gage rs. j. and j.. 100 bid; Orange and Aexan-
bid R!chmond and Danvilic Railroad consolidated
6's. NJ. and N, So bid; PicCmont Railroad first
mortgage SIS. 4. and o., JOB bid; Atlanta and
and j.. ~ bid.
Canal BonGs.-JampS River and Kanawha Cana
first mortga G's. NJ and NJ, % lid James River
and Kauawla Canal second mortgage 6's- NJ. and
n. 10 bid.
Railroad ISockS-ChPsarrake and Ohio Rail-
road. 100 par. % bid Richmond and Pei rSburr,
Railroad / Oh par. 80! bid, Al asked: Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potnmac Railroad six per cent
and 0q a u p per
guaranteed. 100 par 9l5i bid; Connection Railroad
stock. 20 par. 60 Did; Richmond and Danylle Rail.
road, 90 par. - bid. 1915 askcd Scaholld and
Roanoke Railroad guaranteed. 100 rar, &c BID.
Bunk StnckS.-first National 100 pr. III
bid; National Bank of Virginia. 100 par. S7H bid
Union Bark Of Richmond, 80 par, 40 bid; Citizen:
Il NIX % par, 2 * asked.
Insurance CoHtDunteS.-Elrginia Fire and MAJ
rine. 20 par. 8 7 asked; Virginia State, % par. 27h
bid: Virgiril Home, 100 Ear. l03 asked: Mcr
chants aGh Mcchln:s 20 par go ;.skcd; C!ty, lOC
pr. so hid: Granite, 100 par, 50 asked.
miScelL6a cOuS.-t'ld Dominion Steamship Com
pauy, 100 par, 80 BID.
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senator I. II. Bayard, OF Delaware, has
; r,sn maze an honorary member OF Wash
," .G Steam Flre-Eneine Company, No. L,
H., '"lNesion, Texas, and in acknowledging
l@,, compliment has written: "For the
drfS ss 'hus done me am greatly your
S,ri '', and l accept il in the same cordial
y %"" ~ which you have bestowed it.
l a,le lighiy the expressions OF respect and
and courtesy contained in your letter,
ta" Inv = th the hope that at some dag not dis
a w : NAY form the personal acquaintance
IN, NY y, brethren OF the company; and wish
iSito q, prosperity In your bene6cent OBJ
gsya',dt ~, ~ your friend and servant, T. F..
co sSe Pittsburgh Southern road is vigor-
lends vending Itself, and clearly compre-
let. :, wy Importance OF The southern out
for ertan nas' ne think, well-matured plans
US wifi 'nD's,lohsouihward, iIiftshaIl connect
Dhur GUNNER resorts like the White Sui
mona 'p'lheS and trading points like Rich
en-, ana Charleston. hagenerally south
.,rao, sSufse ffom pittsburgh vii! tap the
5t,at .a1 ,g points OF the Sonth.---P Pitts.
bt - y y kansas s. nate bias passed the House
bn .l aispossess counties OF al powers bis
nst p.s polite and corporate, and Of the ca
nes oy Of suing and being sued, and re
sn,. t :. all laws regulating proceedings Ii
" ana against counties.
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CITY OF MEXICO, February Is, Uia HA-
YANA, February 21.-Newspapcrs continue
to discuss the prospects OF the beneficial
results Of the visit OF the American COM
mercial delegation.
The departure OF Justo Bcnitz for Eu-
rope gives great satisfaction. Some per-
sons deplored and others dreaded the intiu-
ence Senator Bentz was said to exercise
over President DiaZ. It was rumored some
time before his departure that Beni;z and
Diaz had had dispute and had become
cstranged.
The Liberal party in the City OF Mexico
have published u remarkable programme,
proposing political treaty between the
State Governors aud the Liberals OF the
Republic, in order to defeat in the next
presidential election the nominees OF the
Constitution OF 1857. The blow is aimed
at Denitz.
August Cassard has received bis exequa-
ter rs United States Consul at Tampico.
The Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
has gone to Vera Cruz to investigate the
recent frauds in the custom-house there.
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gitIlmolld llspatfh'.,
n1-pnAY FEBRUARY, %. 1879.
PETERSBURG.

>,;.s--.S NEW ORDER TO De EsTAB.
war 2. 80 ADVERSARY. Gel EBRAT}oN--
Irshno t,r coLoSSf. r. A.. wYATT--MAss-
-p ',sr,IsG OF REAn1usfsRs-oTsG n i1.M',
Sks's.. ..,,,ence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
iCorTcSF'''' TeRRUARY q. 1879.
como TWENTY-FIVE or thirty sur
ING.s :; the Mexican war resident IA anu any.
vivn'S, VI orSNurg-Some OF them among our
near is,".nred and respected ci'tzehs. a .Ie
no. siding here ore survivor % she
i s'S ,,S,s-Mr. Reuben Ciements-Who.
VA o. y, ' rs has reached venerable ana green
tAong' x < sill hale and hearty ana aole 20
ga O.. ~, ~, work OF many men ha'i aee"'"'' '''
ir5oI. ORC making for the establishment y !
hn1 Inv. - c;,v ~ a council OF the order OF LUG
u ,.i' ,~cana. 4 number Of c'tizens 10. =
~. " an spnlicat;on 10 the Crane ~ Eo ornha'
>S",u .nor,sr The new council VIA i'lop''
ioE i ' ." with some forty or nttV iile'.-
bE s'1 ~ non,,llr feature is that OF 'hs"-
rance: s,d = (oldl GrayS' Association
Inc ,-hrstc their fiity-frst annlsersaF!
VIII Co. ,,n, n. morrow night. which prom
~ o" ~ = drijrltful occasion and happy
lSc> " tbr survivors OF two or inc
Tt9a''n -o u companies OF General Lees
army. a WYATT. one OF the
-, nrominent and esteemed cis'Lc's Oh
;n, ,y died at bis residence VI tnaI
,,,r If O'Clock this morning. Ia tue
eo".,,; second year of his age. de was u
severn ~ the old Virginia school
Seni't In"r,cd courteous, and hospitab!e-
k!n .i';s Inss viii he severely felt by his
''n" ~ Ec held many positions OF trust
'2,'. "; his naoDIc, and since 1866 has been
:'''ut !.,t,. each year elected auctioneer OF
ls-"i T,,,.rshurr Tobacco Exchange. tie
'!'s ZOO married, and leaves two chill
oIT D,. Dr sledd. Of Richmond. has com
nv, :, nr,ach for Rev. Mr.. Riddlck. at
Ss"' T.nsE,ncton.S:rect Methodist Eplscopal
' ...'h sandal morning and night.
Hrr military will celebrate the 22d 60
U~' Inv 4 pqyadc in the afternoon. The
G3v being legal holiday the oahAs "p.
Inblc buildings will be cloSeo 10 o"S'-
MSS. ,.s,,,,.or., moot
m, at he Academy OF Music on MoEaaE
,rht invites tie presence OF All ConSNr'H'
t.yns who favor reimbursement Of the pub
10 d.lt. arc opposed - the coupon feature
=, The funding bill and increased taxation,
nd who favor he maintenance OF Inc DUP
T., schools. Delegates will be elected to the
redmond convention. 1t is expected that
,aycral addresses will be delivered Oil The
occasion.
Th, City Treasurer reports to the Aud!-
,,r ttI9t be- has during The past month re-
r"iysH coupons 20 the amount OF Sl4S loI
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Fire Record.
oILCLoTH-woRKs BURNED AT SALEM.

OILCL0Tl-WoRkS BURNED AT SALEM.
SALEM, n. j., February 21.-John Nor
ris's oilcoth-works, ut this place, was par
TALLY burned this morning. Six dwellings
adjoining were also burned. Nine families
were thrown ont OF homes.
The loss on stock and material is $50, 900 ;
insurance, $4,000. Loss on building,
$1,000; fully insured. Loss on dwellings,
$4,000; insurance, $500.
oPERA-HoUSE BURNED.
INDIANAPOLIS, February 21.-The Opera
House block at Columbus. Ind, was totally
destroyed by fire last night. Loss, $4,000.
DESTRUCTIVE FIFE AT COH0Es, n. Y.
CoHcEs. n. Y, February 2l.-The At
lantic Kni,ting-Mills were destroyed by fire
this morning. A panic occurred among the
operatives, who were mostly women, but
all escaped uniniured. Loss, $4,000; in
surance, $1,000.
At noon the fire was supposed to have
been under control, but it broke out again
with renewed vigor, extending to the build
ing of the Courier publishing office, and
burned until after O'Clock, when the
flames were extinguiShed. Total loss, S5O,'
600; insurance about $4,000.
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- COMMENCING MAY y, lS77.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
e.on p NJ Leaves Richmond UESDAI- THURS
''0 DAY. ami SATURDAY. Connects -
West ru!Gt win steamer D-Nai!a .Sl
all points York river ana b1'N'
more. Arrives IN Baitmo:-: AZ
; fngton. Philadelphia, New York. f5os
: ton anu all western p"inta, Connect
ut Rirbm0n,, with trains ~ RtchI2"l'
and Petersburg and chesapeake AM
TIL TWa tjii;ti FRElGnT.
500 4. n. Leayes Eicnlnona MoXDAY, WEI
40 IN TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana SAT
tTRrDhY. Connects with steamer,
at IVES. Poin, for river landings, i:ai'
., ti;,ory, and all western points, Cong
.a4 meets al Richmond witk trains on Ken.
~ ..---. nloud and p.nv,Iie railroad, RchEionG
r.. AMI Petersburg. and Chesapeake and
II. OHIO railroads. r.
#@. FOCAL PASSENGER.
500 P. Il. Leaves Richmond daily tezcept Stn'
... G1y).
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. i. Arrives Al Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Con;
meets with trains on Richmond ane
Petersburg and Chesapeake and ONO
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves BAL
s M6S6t t99T Ess IS AY sna 'i Fi
rains r from PhiiaielpLia, t New Y@r s
and western points, and at West I'ois;
with trains for Richmond and Tt
South.
So THROUGH FREIG5T.
s.oa p NJ. arrives AT Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
EESDAY, and FRIDAY; uad
Clip M.TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aud SAT.
URDAY. Connects with stea.aar VI
West Point from Eald'nors. Con.
meets with Richmond aHd BaEyiIis
Richmond and i'etersbvrg, and ChGSa-
reake and Ohio rallro,SLs.
LOCAL, P.ASSESGBRe
,o.of A. Il. Arrives al Richmond tai,y except Sun
day. Connects VIII Richmond aac
- Petersburg and Cb Saasase and OhiS
t. railroads. s5sp3as .e}sl&sr -
No transfer OF freight at Richaoad to or from
southern points. Oars run Through between hs!apts
and West Point So s.5 81, ,,sy
| guaranteed. .., -a,..
| tss,,ed 10 all northern az d western points.
| Throaxn tickets soid 10 all EsrtheTaj eastern, AM
ysstaru paints and saggage cheessts tb52
I For tickets Apply at General railroad TiSSss O n
Gee, 826 Main Jtreet; at the Exehshge notsii a.
s's msss Il. =. DOUGLAS, superintendent
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
FALL u E E S !,


LONDON, February 2l.-John Maltby. mer-
chant, Mincing Lane, has failed;. habill-
ties, 5000. Bariram, Pretty man & Mum
ford, merchants, 1853 Upper Thames street,
q: &C.; liabilities unknown. Samuel Raines,
auctioneer, Manchester liabilities, e56.oO0.
A. Dodsoie woollen man ufaeturer, Inner
Lothian. Scotland; liabilities, EGO, 90. Messrs.
BrydoD, ;woolleni manufacturers, SelkiEk,
Scotland; liabilities E5O, 900.
t. LIyERPooI. CoTToS MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, February 21.-This weeks
circular of the Liverpool Cotton-Brokers,
Association says: section has been dull
throughout the week, and quotations are
mostly somewhat lower. American was II,
noder ate request, aad declined sixteenth,
Sea Island was IN fair demanda full prices
futures were generally dull throughout the
l,wa.ek, prices Yielding about 1-l6d. A'ro-da,
(rlhurs day. they are firm e, and prices have
J. adyaneed l-32d.<l The. general rates SHOW
i PARTIALLY 1-s2a! decline on Inst aFhalfsd az
IA ~ i stf ~ sEgypt.L s~lss
Is .'TgAsQuLLifY RESTORED AT cAIRe.i go
CAIRO, February 21.--Tranquillity boz
been restored here. It is stated that TN
lKbediye's son, Prince Mohammed TeWnk
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A Runsiins Hanging at Louisville

LOUISVILLE, KY, February 2l.-Georee
Washington, the negro ravisher, was hanged
to-day in the presence Of 10000 persons, IN
Guiding hundreds OF women. At ll:45 A.
NJ, wien the drop fell, the rope broke snort
off at the top Of the galows. The crowd
yelled and booted. Another moose beng
arranged, at 1850 O'Clock the trap was again
sprung, Washington then being uncon-
scious from the first fall. He died without
4 Nnurmur.
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THE LATEST .[,sS NEWS!
.Y TELEGRAPEH TO TIRE DISPATCH
FROM AaL QUARTERS.

GENERAL R.sH. CruLToN,s REMAINS EN
ROUTE TO RICHMOND ron .lETERMENT-
CONGRESSIONAL AND OTHER WASHING
: TON NEws:TnE BRAZlLIASAIAIL STEAM.
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SENATE. Il, ~.
Mr.. VOORHEES, introduced a bill authori-
Zing and requiring the Secretary OF the
Treasury to reissue United States iegal-ten-
der notes now held for the redemption OF
the fractional currency, a part Of such notes
having heretofore been retired from circula-
ton under act OF January IA, 1875, to the
aggregate amount of S26, 1862, 200, and 10 eX-
pend the same in the payment OF such claims
for arrears Of pensions as may be allowed
under act OF January %, 1879. Referred 10
Committee OH Finance.
The, Senate passed a number OF bills on
the calendar; among them Senate bill to
amend certain sections Of the Revised Stat
utes in relation to the transportation Of
animals.
The army appropriation bill was then
taken up, and the sections relating to the
Reorganization Of the army were debated at
considerable length.
Memorial services in respect to the late
Representative Williams followed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
An effort was made to proceed with the
legislative appropriation bill, but it was an-
tagonizcd by advocates OF the morning hour,
who were finally successful, and the House
began to dispose Of private bills.
The House was principally engaged, in
Committee of the Whole, OH the private
calendar. Several bills, in the nature CT
war:clalms, including the pending measure
for the relief Of John T. Armstrong, OF
Virginia. on account Of wharf property oc-
cupied by the United States army IN Alex
andria during the war, were discussed, ana
then the enactlng clauses were stricken out.
The only bill agreed TO by the committee
was one for the relief Of Gibbs d Co.,
OF Charleston, s. &.