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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-18

car a 'cafposlllI
nSssa ab6a a e v n2 III tbs
good measures proposed. Now the State is
financially disgreced and they say, Nichols Is
to blame. Louisiana must have her seapegoat.
i used to be Yarmouth and Kellogg. 1t Is now
Nichols. These people never will be satisfied.
They are political babies that cry for every new
or m poy They have
been scourged by. many misfortunes. but the
worst misfortune that has befallen them is their
intermnable political turmoil.
or this mass of defamatory nonsense the
New Orleans paper says:
Barring the cut at Gov Nichols as being
blamabe In whole for the failure to pay our
interest. there is considerably more truth than
poetry Ia this ebulition. It is this memorable
determination on the. part Of q few extreme
leaders-formerly on the Republican and now
on the Democratic eide-that does more to neu-
tralize the efforts of the patriotic element than
wha IN s ts chronic
dition of political Observation-Disclosures cam
paignings and elections. ETC.. world without
end.
And again:
and the domi nant popular sentiment are op-
posed to all this miserable confusion and stag
nation. we are unable to blame the country for
d scovering In louisiana tendency to inter
minable turmoil"
The New Orleans Times has not answered
Its Chicago namesake In the proper manner.
Indeed, the weak comments Of the former
paper are little better than an Endorsement
OF the damaging statements OF the CORE
spondent of the latter.
The statement that the worst Of the Re-
publican carpet -baggers and scalawags never
permitted" the State TO default on The inter-
est on Its debt is outrageously and notorious
ly false. Not to go behind the year 1874, Gov.
Nichols message, sustained by facts and
figures, shows that the State has failed
to pay the interest on the funded debt
every year since 1874. Even In a
period Of imitation, and when the funded
debt was smaller than now, the State never
paid the interest. This fact has been exposed
by the Governor In his message, and In the
editorial columns Of the DEMOCRAT, and 1t
seems to us that it would have been more
seemly in the Times to have also stated 1t,
instead OF dismissing the false and damning
allegation Of the Chicago Bohemian with
something between sneer at the Governor
and feeble denial.
As to the remarks of the correspondent
about the turbulence Of the people Of Louis
lana, 80 fully and broadly accepted as true by
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WAGONS! CANE CAKTSl sPOkEs
Fl. N. SOFIA.

~ and 70 Union and ~ and n Perdldo
streets.
Sole Agent for the celebrated IS STUDEBAKER"
WAGONS. CARTS and SPRING Work
Of all kinds and sizes.
Rler In Philadelphia and Western Cane Wag-
). Carts and Drays: Timber Wheels Wheel
rows Of all descriptions: Spokes, Fellows
bs, Shafts. etc.. Wheelwright Material.
rders promptly filed. ALI work warranted.
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LAnoR TRornLES.
Kearnex,s Cron RInenInr.

SAN FRASolsco, February l4.-The situa.
ton at the Bodie is unchanged. The
superintendents at a meeting decided to
resist the demand Of the mechanics and
import new men ii necessary. The Miners
Union disclaims any connection with the
strike, but will probably take early action
in the affair, rs many OF the members are
thrown out OF employment. Geo. Daley,
Superintendent Of the mines, was stopped
on tho street this morning by two strikers,
who announced their intention Of taking
him forcibly before the MechanicsI Union.
Daley drew pistol and drove the assail-
ants away and took refuge in store.
DaleY's life is now threatened on the
streets, the strikers saying it is only a
question OF time.
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NEW YoRk, February 14.-Cotton-Flat
ut osSa9Nc. Flour-Dull; superfine west
ern and State g 20a3 65; common to good
$S 65a3 90; good TO choice s. a5a4 80; white
wheat extra 81 55a5 25; extra Ohio s. SOa5 OO
81. Louis S. S5a5 Is; Minnesota patent pro.
cess, spring. S. 5OaS 90. Wheat-StFonger:
rejected spring slas2c; No. 8 spring 92a65C;
ungraded do 92a97c; No. 2 spring 81 OSal 05 :
nngraded 81 0Sal 10; No. 8, ST 07ai O8; No.
do 81 10h; No. do 81 l0>ial II; nngraded
amber s. O711a1 lO1E; No. amber 81 1Oa
! l0A; No. | do 81 Ii; No. 2 white 81 0Sa
10SK No. ] do 81 lOal 1OI; extra do 81 lla
liz Rye-Dull; western and State 69J9a
OF lHc Barley-steady and unchanged. Malt
-Unchanged. COrn-Quiet; ungraded 46ITa
47c; No. 3, 49I1c; steamer 44a43Kc; No. 3,
46Na47Ac; new 45Ac. 0ats-White dull !;
mixed quiet and firm; No. white 81 IfIaSl 9lc;
No. 2 white S21IaS255Gc; western mixed Sla
SIC; hwhite western S2a33Xc. Hay--Firm
and unchanged Hops-Quiet. Coffee
Steady and unchanged. Molasses- Quiet and
unchanged. SugaF-Nominally unchanged.
Rice-In fair demand. Petrolaum-Steatly !;
United 98Hc; crude SI1a0c; refined OEc,
Whisky-Dull at 81 on,
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CRIMES.
STORE pUnoLARIzeD.

BtEGElsvELLR, Va, February l4.-At 3
o'clock this morning four masked men
broke into the dry goods und grocery store
OF B. Il. BaChman 4 Bros, three miles
from hero, and bound and gagged two
clerks and q. W. BaCllman, one OF the
firm, who were sleeping there. The
burglars beat Bachman over tho head
badly, aud then broke open two saies
They secured n thousand dollars in money
and thousand dollars worth Of goods and
escaped, taking with them q wagon aud
two line horses belonging to the firm.
CHARGED WITH RoBDISG THR NAILS.
ST. LOUIS, February l4.-James Beck,
baggage master on the st. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern Railroad, between
hero aud Columbus, KY, was arrested at
10 o'clock this morning, at the Plum
street depot, on q charge Of frobbing the
mail. He was takeA 10 the Presidents
office, where, on tho production OF the
proofs against him, he made a full confes.
sion. te was taken before Judge Treat,
OF the United States District Court,
pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to
three ybafs in prison. The entire business
was accomplished within four hours. The
AMOUNT purloined from, the letters cannot
be accurately stated, but Il supposed to
Sc between $4,000 and $50, 900, all taken
within q year.
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steamer A. c. DonnaIly burned Suffer.
ing ofthe Passengers.

ing ofthe Passengers.
CAIRO, February l4.---The following dis.
patch dated Fl. Jefferson, Ky, was receiy-
ed by Captain Philips, of this city to-day:
"The steamerA. @. Donnally burned to tho
waters edge, and is aground on Island No.
/. Several men crippled. Send assistance
to us Immediately, for Gods Sake. Pass.
cnsers in the woods, and suffering terribly.
Hurry! Hurry!
[Signed.l HART, Master"
The tug Montauk, McComb and Three
States, responded, and at this writing are
doubtless et tho wreck, seven miles below.
Further particulars are anxiously looked
for, but probably will not reach here until
the return OF the relief boats. The light
OF the burning steamer was plainly visible
here.
LArER.-Captain Hart states that the
Donnally took fire aft Of the larboard fire.
box, and the fire spread very rapidly.
The boat was headed for shore, and the
fact that no lives were lost is due 10 the
coolness and bravery Of Pilot William
Underwood, who remained at his post
until the boat struck the shore, when the
pilot house was in flames, and descended
through the wheel house, jumped into the
water and swan ashore. Several limbs
were broken by those who jumped from
the boat to the frozen ground. One deck
passenger had both legs broken. Names
Of the injured and the extent Of the injur-
les are not aseOrtained.
Tie hull Of the boat is broken, the bow
high on the shore and the stern in ten
feet OF water.
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PhIladeIphIn.

PntLADELPntA, February 14-Petrolcum-
Dull; crude sl5as7<c; refined one. Flour
Dull and steady, Minnesota extra family, low
grades, - %; medium 81 25; choice So;
fancy 81 G2l<a4 rs; do high grades 81 SIX;
7 Pennsylvania do, medium, 81 Is; do good
$I5g; do choice q 62H; winter wheat, patents
IS Is; Southern Illinois extra family IS l0a
5 50; Ohio do $595; st. Louis s. 80. RYE Flour
AT 81 6oHa2 IS. Wheat-Firm; Pcnnsyl-
yania red, on track and at grain depot, 81 6Ga
| 0GA; Pennsylvania amber, tack, 81 o.;
Pennsylvania and Southern amber, elevator,
81 07!i; No. 2red, In elevator, $lO8X. Corn
Quiet and steady; western rejected asa
4S11c; do, elevator, 42kc; 0ats-Steady and
firm; white western 3Oa3lc; western mixed
29a3Oc. Rye-Western at Sic Proyisions-
Demand fair and market firm. Pork-$lO 7Sa
II co. Hams-Smoked sa9Ifc pickleI 7Xa
Skc. Larl-Western prices 81 O6a7 Is. But
ter-Dull; New York State and Bradford
county. Pa, extra 2la2Sc; Western Reserve
lOa9oc, Eggs-Firmer; western l9a90c. Cheese
steady; western s%asXo. Whisky
dull western 81 OF,
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RAILROAD BoNDs-strong and higher.
SrAFR RnNha- mil

Srocxs-The market was fairly active and
strong In tone the greater portion Of the day.
ln the early dealings prices advanced y and
IL per cent, the latter rNOrthwesternpreier
in the afternoon there was reaction OF <aH
per cent, followed by recoYeryin some cases,
Atthe close the most active stocks were North
western, Lake Shore, st Paul and New jersey
Central. Among Investment shares Rock
Island sold up 70 1872 and Chicago, Burling.
ton & Quincy l2O, the highest price Of tie
year.
The transactions aggregated 1G7, 900 shares,
o. which 5000 were Erie, 6.40O Wabash, II, :.
600 Northwestern common, 5000 preferred,
10000 ST. Paul common, $500 preferred, s..
O0 Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
1900 New Jersey Central, 1900 Morris and
Essex, 26OO Michigan Central. 1900 Union
Pacific, $500 Ohio and Mississippi, 1900
Western Union, 1900 Canada Southern, ], GOO
Rock Island, r,GO0 Delawareand Hudson, 1900
Pacific Mail, and 1900 Hannibal and st.
JOSNnh
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Chicago,

CHICAGO, February l4.-Flour : Steady
with fair demand. Wheat-Actiye, but
lower, closing with demand fair and market
0ONc March; OljSa92c April; Nc. 5 do 77c
rejected G2lSa63c. Corn-Demand good and
tending upwards at S2Hc cash March: SSC
April; S8JEa97c May; rejected 9OfO. Oats
Market dull and lower at q I<c cash; 2lXc
March 22c April; 24S<c May; rejected isalOc.
Rye-Gnod demand at full prices; 100, Bar.
ley--Steady and unchanged Pork-Actiye
at So 62Ha9 65 cash; 50 07I!aO 10 March;
81 S2Ha9 IS April; 50 OK bid May. Lard
Active but lower at 80 B2I5aO GS cash; 80 O5
Marclj sG72X April; $G85 May. Bulk Meats
Fair demand but at lower rates al s. OSa
! 50. Dressed Hogs-Steady and firm AZ 81 45a
60. Whlsky-steady and unchanged at
81 OF.
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lalumaPa,

BALTIMORE February l4.-Flour-Flrm
extra 81 25; do family 81 5Ga5 80. Wheat
Western strong; No. 9 Pennsylvania rod
81 o. 11aS 0O; No. 2 western winter rcd, spot.
81 07al OK; March 81 O7jGaI .0S; April 81 O9'
COrn-Western firm; western mixed, spot
4tAai4Hc; March 4IHa44Xc; April 4iNa
4oc; steamer 4lHc. 0ats-Firm; Pennsyl.
yania S9aS5c; western white SIa95C; do mixed
S2asSC. Ryo--.Stcaly; choice 6Sa59c, Hay-
Unchanged, PF0viSlons-Very dull hut i'm.
changed. llutIor-QulBt and ELeallyi nFine
to choice western packed lSa90C; roll Ibal0c,
EggSs-Steady Ut l0al7c. Petroleum-Dull:
crude sAc; refined 9ISC. Coffee-Quiet and
steady Rio cargoes llal5Tc. Whisky-Dnll
at$l08. -
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F0R RENT

Two new two-slory frame dwolllurS. Altn,e nm
Ane street. Island, about one mlnuIeS walk from The
Sgspt1Slon bridge, each containing hVG rooms, kItc.
eh anI CELLAR we'll arIanged gas and water, lo Is
upon Tue undersigned, At IOl6 Main street, Wheelinr
IeDlU r. a. MYRHS
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NEw YORK, February 14.-A daring rob-
berry was perpetrated in broad daylight on
the avenue tins afternoon. The vile of
AdOlph De Barry, wealthy importer, was
walking on the avenue with lady friend
when mn elegantly affixed man darted be-
hind Mrs. De Barry, caught both her dia-
mond earrings and cndeavorcd to tear
them from her ears. He succeeded in
tearing one out, lacerating the ear, and
escaped,
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WASHINGTON.

WAsrtxoTCN, February l4.-The House
bill constituting the Cumberland road, In
Ohio, a free roaI i;Hs passed tho Senate.
'rherredontials Of ksenj. !. Jones, ELECTED
United Senator from louisiana, and Hon
jas. d. Groom, elected Ul.'ite'! state seIia,
tor from Maryland, were Iatd before INC
Senate and placed on file.
Senator Bruce was called TO the chait
to-day and presided over tho Senate lCr
portion OF tho afternoon. For the ntsl
time In the history of the Government
colored man has occupied the chair.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

FRIDAY, February IA.
Senateinet at 10 o clock, and was opened
with prayer by the ReY.G. Z. Hite, Of the
Fourth Street M. E.iChurCh. ~
On motion Of MI. Dennis the reading Of
the journal was dispensed with.
The following bills were read the third
time and passed.
Senate blllNo. 5, providing for reviews
and rehearings in the Supreme court oi
Appeals,
Also Senate bill No. Iii, to amend and
re.enact the 10Th chapter Of the Code, con.
corning the assessment OF taxes, approved
December 20, 1875.
Tie Senate then went into the consider.
alton Of Senate bill No. 1856, in relation ID
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, and re Z.
tected Senator Turner's substitute and or.
dered Johnson's bill to q third reading.
Adjourned.
The House met at 10 A. NJ, and was
opened with prayer by Rev. D. A. Cum
ningllam, of the First Presbyterian Church.
The reading Of the journal was dis
pensed with.
On motion OF DR.. Logan, Senate bill
Tonrt ~ wLoai;ms. ,'os t,i.., fo MI,I'Pai .'a ~
itS order rcnI IT. tine @ 'aMe nSI o%G o. o.
a second reading N''N SN ~
Mr. Rel, of Mineral introlncel tJorso
bill No. 641, in relation to the Keyser in
dependent school district Of Mineral
On motion Of Mr.. Arnold, Senate bill
No. IL, making an appropriation for the
DR., koran,s substitute. was plsced before @
the HoIlSe. THO snbsiitnte ~ wSs sIontsS
and ordered In n ti1ird reading '' "NNi''eN
Mr. iGooch intrndncad Hnnse io;,t ,oso-
Iniion M % ns ioliows. s'AS : Wv
WuRpFAs, ItIhe tima for tha oa;orrr.
ment of this session n The IeS;sI"trra I.
near nj Hand and there "a ISssa sSaorn1 :,
Of business beforS Il Of vreat i'm i'm nortsncoto S s
the people Of this state whick bns;n.sS SS s
cannot hN ,lone In Ihe time nrescs;hai E,
tho Constitution. be Il therof6ro
Rgs6ItST Thht the nrsssnt sesS;o, ot,,,,o
TeSislatnre ha.eyienife,I IL tho !t..SN ;sHoi stJ
March 1870 ot . o'cIoct, ~ " 70 ,ooos.:, -. y,
in order io comnlete fhC business ~ nS% IL.
fore an Il y 't'''' 'NV N"''''''' ~" De
On motion. the resolution una atoh,a1
',,,I.s. 80 80 ~. ,'..
TUE !UDlSiAAf ''s,S ANENDAENr' /. g Z.
SENATE Joint Resolution No. II, propo.
sing a change in the Judiciary system,
came upon It's second reading.
MIR. Butcher moved to make the con-
sidCratiOn OF this subject the special order
for Monday at II o'clock, which motion did
not prevail.
MIR. Reynolds moved to amend by strik.
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PhIIndplphIa Wonl Mnrkal.

rlHEApBLPnJA, February l4,-Wool-Wcak;
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx
aud above AaSGoi Y 3SaSGc; med, S0aS7o
coatSe 9OaSlG; cOmbIng, washed S6aA9c; un.
washed 20a2sc; Canada combing S5aS7c; fine
nn%ashed 2la2Sc; coarse aud medium 92A23c;
New York, Michigan, Iniiana aud Western
fine 20aSSc medium S5a37c; coarse SOaSlc.
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CoLuMDps, o., February lI.-A party OF
Columbus capitalists held meeting TO.
,layand organized the Columbus, ,Spinta and
Hooking Valley Railroad Company, whose
object Is to build road from Ashville on
tho Sciota Valley road to Hooking Valley
coallields. Peter Hayden, Of New York F.;
=. I, Mitholr and Wm. Moneypcnny, OF
thiscity, arc interested in the enterprise.
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ToLEpo, EebruaEy l4.-Wheat-Ftnuer,
No. white Michigan held at 97c, al1Sc fId;
ales 40 3do qt aS1$c; amber Michigan spot
held OF gSc; sales Marph 0SlIaassS; April
81 90; No. 9 rcd winter spot nsJ|c; March
0Oc; April 81 cox; western amber aSI Isc bid,
Corn-QUiet; No, 2 May s1Ac asked, STXo
bid. Oats-QuIet and unchanged.
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CIncinnnti.

CIscrSS4rI, February l4.-cotton-Quiet
at 94c. Flonr-Firmer; family 81 90s6 26,
Wheat StEang; rcd and white a3a8ao. Corn
Quiet at SaaSio. 0ats-QGlet hut firm al
2ia2OIlc. Rye-Qulet but steady at 6iA52c.
Barlcy-Firmeri No 2 fall 81 0OaI O5. Pork
Quiet: jobblng $40 90; sales at 50 95 buyer
February. Lard-Dnll and lower to sell
steam held at %. Bulk Meats-Inactive
should ems 8 90 bid; short rib 81 80 bid cash
April ;S3 Is sOllpF May; short pleaF 60, ia;
cosl-Qutet but stea y al 4jlaSR RaS EaSHc'
Whlsky-ste9ly and fHI st 81 o. RntteF-
Dull and unchanged,
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NEw YoRx, February l4.-ArrIyetl-
Batavia, from Liverpool; Wleland. from
Hamburg.
LONDON, February lathe United
States steamer Tironderoga arrived at
Sierra Leone January 9th.
NEy YoRR, February H. Arrived
Canada, from lIaVfu.
:, LoSDoS. February l4.-Anivpa Casta.
lin, from Now York.
San PgaEelEco, February l4.-Arrivcl
City OF Toxic, from Hong Kong, via
Yokohama. Clearel-Britls6 slip Goun.
" Of Dumfries, for Cork.
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New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, February l4.-COfEec-Nn
stock; several cargOes now due. Sugar-De.
mAnd fair and market firm; inferior 10 good
6Halic; yellow clarified G}Sa7kc. Molnsses-
In GOOD demand; common atla3lc; fair 99Qa93c;
prime 10 strictly prime 96aqsc; no OlOIce III
ilst hands. Rice-Quict but steady; T,ouli.
ana ordinary to choice 6I1a6Xc.
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SnppY lIIataIie.

LtrrLx Rock, February 1.-THE senRte
adopted a resolution fora committee 70 Ia
vestigate tho circumstances under which
the error of a half millioS dollars in the
figures OF the floating debt odEnrred in the
State Treasurer'sotllce. The distoEery re'
ducesthe outstanding liabilities 10 tue e8-
tent stated above.
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CHIcAoO, February l4.-The Drovors' Journal
reports:
Hoos--Recelpts $4,000 head; shipments o.
900 head. Market opened firm and ruled
higher, bnt in sympathy with provisions,
closed dull and lower; choice heavy s. S5a
1 %; light s. 8Oa3 IS; mixed s. GNl3 80.
CATrLE-lleceipts 8 COO head; shipments
1000 head Demand only fair; natives easier;
shipping s. 9Oa6 90; fcedes andstOckers 81 %
al 80; butchers lower: cows 81 00a3 80 sleers
50 9Oa3 20: Texans $2 5OaI 90.
siIEEr-RcceIpts l.s00 head; shipments 72O
head. Market steady at IS 7Oal ID.
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NRw YoRE, February lt.-Cotton goods In
fair demand at tlst hands; lcatlinS makes
firmly he'll. Quilts, white goo,ls and pi0uCs
III steady request. PFints contlngo sluggish
and dress goods MoFc active. AEenis Yo6ienS
qNipt and kentucky jeans moving slowly,
Foreign goMls ~ moderate request. Hosiery
uDd underwear fairly active,
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GERMANY,
PARTIAL STATE OF SIEGE AT BERLIN.

BERLIN, February l4.-Comt Stolberg,
in Parliament today, presented declara.
lion that partial state Of siege at Berlin
was necessary to repulse the secret Social
list propaganda and to prevent communi-
cation between foreign and German So
CiNlists.
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At Tero lIaute, Ind, Knight and Jack
man, Jointly indicted for wreCking train
an tht> Indianapolis and st, Louis road, by
throwing switch open, were found guilty
by the Jury yesterday and sentenced for
life.
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You don't need Quinine, Red Pepper
and Whisky, or Opium for yourague; they
will not cure you. An Egyptian Fever
and Agueand Liver Pad is what you want,
and all you want.
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AMAS walks Into drug store, tells his
ailments aud gets mixture; usOs It, gets
no botteri gets another bottle, no result
cost Il 6O-one dollar would have bought
an Egyptian Pad and cured him.
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THRONE, February 14.-Vcssels arriving
from the Sea of AzOlE, the Black Sea, Sa-
lonica, Syria and the Islands OF ArcEipe-
lago are to be quarantined for seven days.
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TURKEY.


CONsrANrlSopLE. February l4.-Layarl,
British Minister, departed to-day for Lon
don. Io will return about tho end Of
March,
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LONDON, February l4.-Thc Tower
IIeyes Cotton Mill, ut MaCclesIield, en-.
ploying 1000 hands has given notice that
1t will close indetinitly u fortnight hence,
in consequence OF depression in trade.
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~. Louis IIor Market.

ST. LOWS, February l4-Hoos-Receints
poor; light grades s. Sta3 90; packing s 8Oa
! 60; h9Iehets u tgVcy heavy firm Al S e0s
y ReeclRFs SiS90 hS4Ai shlPmsRs 1000
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(lHARLRs E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

Is prepared to make careful and complete
analyses Of Iron Ores, Limestones, MIneial
Waters, etc.
LABORATORY, Goa. 2IFH AID CHAPEISE Srs..
iais WHEELING, W. va.
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The Mountains ana 1he People QuakIns

NEw YoRK, February l4.-A Panama
dispatch says: Requipa and Tquiqbe have
been violently disturbed by earthquakes,
and the people were much agitated at the
thought. Considerable damage was done
it the above places. Fears OF the disaster
are expressed at other points.
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Evening SeNNI0n.
The joint resolution, as amended, was
ordered to a third reading.
Adjourned.
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fro RE QuARANrlxED.

Rear Admiral Fonilley, of the Meditcr.
roneQn squadron, il lean.
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n Snsnerte.l Rnhller

New YoRE, February l4.-John Hope,
the suspected Manhattan Bank robber, has
been held for trial. Duplicates OF the
Now York securities stolen are furnished
the bank.
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wEpubllsh Col. Johhson's speech de.
livered in tho Senate on Wednesday. 1t
is the leadingspeech In arrafgnment ofthc
Railroad ,COmpany's past policy towards
the people Of West Virginia, and will be
read with general interest by the people
living along the line Of the road.
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FARM FOR SALE,

For SALE
Three five Aacd boilers, one two Aucd boiler,
one small cylinder boiler, one small tubular
boiler and One small stationary engine, one
largo blacksmith tan, one set Of boiler rolls
and punch and shears; largc lot OF pulleys,
hangers and shaftng, two wrought steamboat
shafts suitable for stde-whccl boat, one
wrought shaft with aangcs and crauks, suit
able for stern.wheel boat. These shaft, can be
readily used for stationary purposes. The
above stock will he s1Il very cheap,