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 No Remedy heretofore discovered can be held for one moment in comparison with it."
 70. A. Harvey, D. D., Washington, D. O. This Great Natural Remedy. is for sale by all Druggists in all parts of the World.
 TRY TV AND TAKE NO OTHER.
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 CUR. .E

$1.25 PER BOTTLE 1! Positive Remedy for ALL Kid ney, Liver and Urinary Troubles or both Male and Female.
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3s9aE#t sHIt6 G8aFitr.
Local News.
The NOrthfieId Convention.

A Letter from a New Haven Visitor.
 NoRTHF1E1D, Mass, Sept. 4, 1880.
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CHARGRD WITH MURDER.
Fire Record.

HOLOCAUST OF CHINANEN IN SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCIsC0, February "a Chinese
wash.bouse on Pine street, near TAYLOR, was
DESTROYED by fire this morning. The num-
Der of its occupants is not known, but the
bodies of ten Chinamea have been re-
covered from the ruins.
NINE COLORED PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH.
COLUMBIA, :. c., February "a negro
cabin on the plantation OF Captain William
Stack, thirteen miles north OF Columbia,
was destroyed by fire Tuesday night, ana
two men. woman, and six children per-
ished in the flames. The fire was dIScoy-
cred by colored woman, who ran to the
burning building and pulled of a board,
when she heard one OF The children trying to
awaken its father. without success. Before
assistance arrived the cabin and its occu-
pants were burned up. The chmney-i
crude affair, made Of clay and sticks-is
supposed to have ignited while the negroes
were asleep. The cabin had but one door
and no windows.
COUNTY COURTHOUSE BURNED.
DALLAS, TEXAS, February 5.-The Dallas
county courthouse was burned yesterday,
together with many valuable papers. The
building cost 100000, and the less Is about
half that amount. Origin OF fire believed
incendiary.
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TIE LATEST NEWS.
r,rcnarmro rHEpIsrArcH'

ox-oprss Il ABOUT; ADJOURN
S ts, Sc NOTES AND COMMENTS
wAsh,Nv roRGRRIxs-N uRpERoUs
j , 'ors-Rxv. J. n. GALLEHER CON
Ch N"" uIsnor OF LoUIsIANA-ThE
SS,,JnrssgrrIEs-AFArAL san fRAN '',s..,,
LN .'. ~,I1.As COUNTY COURTHOUSE
f'Es-y,, NEGRO CABIN BURNED NEAR
hu ',',ts,A :. C.-sICHNoND MILITARY
'oL' 'xorrrEp N NEW YoRK-DEATH
NV ns STEAMBOAT CAPTAIN FROM hEA ',',,
on rnr IMMIGRATION OF coLoREp
I"'',,, s. SPEECH oF THE QUEtN ON TUE
~, OF THE Observation-Disclosures
W LIN FOREIGN IT Ms &C
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NEW YORK February 5-r0tion qrict: .a'a,.
COB bales; uptud.. I3c.; Ir,eni-, 49,. ~"u,ftrn
-four qulcf and wells; common 10 AR t.t.'
So 1914 Sol , goot 10 choice * ra. *G.2J@Si.l.
Wheat 0ull and scarcely llrn ungraoc'i rai,
sl.20Ms1 10 corn dull. heavy, am ga &c. lover;
unFgaIci' oP oon Uat, "u , ~, an yyc c 90
far ACHE and -tcadf. Su2ar -lesdY iait L. tp
rrGnur, Tsd 1876: prne. d.; refined un' hai.ri.
firm and In far inquiry Rp-n dull $500 sl55.
Turpcnriue stronger at 40@ 4O'4r. Wool quiet and
firm with fair inquiry Pork lower and very 'ul %
sI2.I2H@s Middle. dull and tower: i'ng
clear. 7c.: short clear. TIC; long ana short
clear, a. Lari decidedly low, r. closing sttedy 40
$500 S7.7u. Whrkey nominal atslllWt IL.
''''F"'' '"'' BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February 5.-Fonr unchanged
southern red, I .35@s amber sl.i4@Sl.f7;
| No. ] Maryland. si.47; 40. 2 western winter red
sHotia t a@a f4cr"ss, XXI sst4bb@s1 hN ,T
sl.4Ga s1.4Gi. Southern corn Grmer; southern
white, 5SdGlc.: yellow 57t@95sc. OATS lower;
southern, 40 49,; western vi ite. 1904 7c; vest
| EN- mixed 45c.; nsyiyauia. 40H47. PrOVi-
sions gule' A. unchanged. Coffee qmel; Rio car
Vol si. iS@ 81 1Sssr 1l'fi rr,, ,1i rs S.
CINcINNATI.
| CINCINNATI, February 5.--Fl0ur duli AMI me-
| chsnsed. Wheat scare AM firm Al SIPS. Corn
dull az De. pais quiet an 800. Pork unetiied and
10 er 1929 Lard dul and lover. clo' ins ~ Ic.
Bulk -menls lower: Shoulder - rib, fb.4O sdt ;.
$500. Bacon ONcr; shoulders e.; rio. &c.
side ~. Groen.mcsts dun shoulder, 4c. side,
| &c.: hams re. Whlskey active aud 1rn az ~ 90.
Sugar drneg; harris, 91sl@ lO,sc.: New Orleans, Ia
So. Hogs Gull, common, $500 tf.2J; lgh',
$4,000 $50; packing, :4.40@si.5j; bu'c,er',
| 81 SOD SiG5. -
| LOUISVILLE.
| LOUISVILLE. February - Flour duil; oXrs,
! S4.5Om4. 10 fancy. f6.25e7 -. Wheat dul al
30. Corn du e i6c. Oar. dun 81 acc. FuiN
| duh and OSCr ~ sl3. Lard quiet Al -sn etc'
h Ms meats "a. Ter; Shoulders. 1925; rib. 500;
| sides. 50 %. Bacon ca'ter; shoulder. Be-; r0-.
! 7ac.; side. re: ,ugar-cured huns, 3I@ ID O..
| Whisky firm Al sl.Oj.
ST. LOUIS.
| Sr. LOUIS. February 5.-F'our easier: fancy.
| IS: family. S6.65. Wheat Op"uoi lower and ,i-
vanced; NJ. 2 rel Cal, Sl.22H; No. 3 red iall,
sl.2ONSl.20a. Corn dull n 3ic. Oats dsl al
| 34H Whi.key steady IT iI07. Pork lo"'r AZ
/ tl2.374. Lard lOwerat IL. Bulk-meais dp ani
lower; shoulders, 33.g5@%1 05 ;Iibs.s .i0@ So
sides, S6.55@ $500. Bacon lower; loose clear
sides s7.2O. -
| CHICAGO, February 5.-FlDur duh and nom nal.
Wheat unsettled and generally lower; No. ChlCdg',
| spring. si.l9; No. Chicago spriDg, sl.Oi. Corn
| In fail demand ana 10 ser at 36c Odts du rnd q
| shade lower: frosh. 331c. Pork msctt at. active,
weak, and lower ut $lI75Qsll.eO. Lard u1set-
tied. active. weak. aud lower at i7.O5Mf7lC. Bulk
meats heavy; shoulders. $40; short rib. 1910 {,
| clear, $3.50 Whisky steady a. sIO7.
| ~ CIOse.-Whcal steady aud unchaugcf. Corn
hrner but not quOtlbly higher Oats iTmer but not
anOtahy higher. Pork brIncr and 2sc. higher.
Lard HrDer but not qu0iably higher
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PORT OF KICHMOND, FEBRUARY D. $50.

steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York. merchan'
die AZ I passengers, q. ". Allen & Go.
steamer Arlci, clifford, Norfolk. United o.Afss
mail, merchandise, and passengers, J.. Is. I1tgHl
agent.
Steamer NOrfolk, TunniN Philaiepna, merchan-
disc aud passenger }. ". hcIauics, sgeut
schooner AnOIe :. stephens, Tee, Boston, gu2no,
Alison & AcCi,Oh.
schooner William Tice. rlce, New YORK. pig
iron, Ui Dominion lrOn-W Orss aud csitJY,
Southern Feriiiziug Company.
Schooner y. II. Burror, Taylor. New YORK., hoy.
Simpson, Bass & Co.. aud pig iro5 Old Dominion
Iron Works.
&. l.. Todd.
schooner 4. f. Smyrk, MOriino. Baltimore, RuIno,
KfchmOua and fpNuNiiic Railroad.
Schooner Kate. Tan. Baltimore. guano, Richmond
and Dsnyille Railroad.
SAILED.
Schooner li,nrv Z. Ravens. Pierce, New fQI@
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK, February Arrived: Electra, AZ
land. Misado. Crcassla. Arrived cut: i. u. Borg
Msrgsriia. Gutenberg, DODan.
SEW YORK, February 5.-ArTiSed; steamer GA
Don iniOD, from Richmond.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

FEBRUARY 3.-Betres-N0 fresh offerings 10
carloads, or 247 good and prime teers arr ed Tor
Mr. Eastman, who will ship item alive and IN
dressed quarters 10 Great Britain. Washington
Market callers were peiting 6lMSc. y 10. for COM
mon 10 choice beef sides. and report dun demand.
C0tces.-Recoipts. l04 held-all veal calves OF
common 10 choice quality, and readily sold a: go
90. = h. Dressed ycals were Ia demand ~ oG &C.
SLfrD and LGmbS - Receipts to-day, 800 head.
Market very quiet az the reduction Of &c. q N e3-
tablisbsd Yesterday, with limited bus tuess az beg
Sc n H. for ordinary Lo good sheep. Dre5s.d NUT
ton and dressed Janus dr0Oped. aud al 0@ec. q III.
for the former and 6GS4c for the latter clearance
could not be made.
St0ine.-Receipts TO-DAY, 1920 hogs, including
one car.oad for a commission hrm. NO sales On
hive weight before Change. Dressed hogs were brm
Commerce.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

FEBRUARY Extraordinarily lraf l. q.
strong prices. especially the low grades. With fair
inqnirs. Seedleaf meets with fair demand aud
prices steady. Sales OF $50 hogsheads Kentucky
Leaf at fdl4c.; 500 cases 1878 Pennsyiyania a.
9%@22c.; 200 cs.es 1878 New England at / ~
2Zc.: 8 eases 1878 Onto on IAiy3ie terms; 400
bales Havana a. SOc.d Sll0. The following are tho
quotations tor Virginia leaf: Bright wrBppfrs. CONF
mon 10 ne dun, l5a22c. good TO dae, 25@i5c
hne 10 extra Hue, 00MTjc.; smoker, Is Csc:
cappl- wupp@rs, lea 2o,. Tugs. common 10 good.
2 as 4c.: COCO To line 3@4%c.: leaf. cOmmO1 10
good. 5@ Sc. good - dne S.i l0c.: fine extra. II
1l3c.; and black wrappers, l20ll5c.-JOUTu0f Of
C0UQtulTcs.
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Conservation Of nm rpiscopni Hlshop.

NEW ORLEANS, February 5.--Rcy. J. n.
Galleher was to-day eo1sccrated Bishop OF
Louisiana at Trinity church. The imposing
cei emony was CONDUCTED by Bishops Green.
OF his.is,ippi Dudley, Of Kentucky; VIII
mer, OF Alabama; and Robertson, Of Mis-
sour, assisted by Drs, Girauli, Perciyal.
Thompson, and Waters. large congre-
CATION and many clergymen were present.
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NEW YORK rETROLEuM MARKET.

FEBRUARY 3.-The movement is still slack. ,nd
the market fivoring buyers, without. however. sb-
sOIte change I'm prices. Crude In shipping order
quo ed ~ - nc: naptha al Gf7c Refined At
71c. asked for urc Il hyorcs for New lork. -
ked for Philadelphia. aud 7Ac. asked for Baltimore
Refined IN east az ad Be. sales ef United ccr-
thcates (crudc petroleum. NJ New YORK. 10000
barrels: OH CIty. $4,000 barre's. Oi"icI 40
Sl0Sl, bid. 093s asked highest sales At 9lN9ts:
lowest sales 1T :I.eSis closed sales and Oh'ec a.
.T0UruUi or cam M rec,
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NEW YORK Iron MtKXET.

FEBRUARY 3-TOn For Scotch pig prices are
rather easy, but no radio change noted. D,mand
j. limited 10 sma lots and offerings fair. AmeTi
can pig has had only moderate degree Of Siten-
tiOn. but there l. no deposition 10 shade prices.
Rails continue freely Inquired for. Wrought scrspis
wanted at very strong prices. Quotation are for Eg-
linton al 1872 Glcng2rnock AZ S3f No. | Shots
at $40 tor best No. /: $40 for No. p
37.50@s3s for Gray forge. Rats At 500 $50
for iron at works. aud steel al S250G sS5 ~ works
Old rail- GuOten uominaly AT S4$@s45: wrought
scraD al s43a:4j from yaId.-JournGt of com.
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s,lvertu the Indian Territory.

NEW YORK, February 5.-A Kansas City,
Mo-, special says petitions signed by $4,000
persons IN Texas, Arkansas, Kansas, and
Missouri have been forwardedto Washing
ton, urging the passage OF the bill creating
the territory OF oklahoma. Silver has been
dis covered in The Indian Territory, and the
excitement along the border IN
dicates that unless the bill passes formlda-
bic raid will be made into the Territory this
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ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET.

FEBRUARY 4-Price, to-day ranged as follows
Cattle. very best. 5@5%c.; good, AKA 81. me-
dunn or fair quality. 4@44c.; ordinary, $40 4c.;
Thin steers. oxen and COWS, 2*d 3hc.; calves. 5te
SIC; sheep. Jd6c: lambs. 5@ &C.; hogs. o1sa 6Ec.
cows aud calves, t20@r4O. There was 1ut httie
change 10 note IN the market to-day. win the sX.
ception Of veal calves, which are quoted higher,
prices are about the same rs last week. The supply
was about equal % the demand and the quality flr
(ry~
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET,

FEBRUARY 4.-Prices this week ranged as follows
Beer Cdtttt Vary best, 5M54c: good, 1sM4hr
medium or good fair quality. 3M34c.; rough oxen,
thin steers &C., 2AM 23c. 2 o., gross.
HOgs.-Very best, 64M6.c.; shoat3, common
grades, &C. 54G5Ac q ~, net.
Sheep.-Very besT, bic. m dunn to good, 4e95c.
q 10, gross.
Mich C0wS.-$20M$5O q head.
About IS5 hean of beef cattle, 36l hogs and no
sheep on The market. SecO quality, medium and
common grades of beef cattle saAc. better; some
few extra good SOLD at 51sM5Hc. Hos have adj
yanced Ac., and firm ut quotations Market quite
brisk Ior ali kinds Of stock and all sold Quality Of
receipts generally better than for seyerel weeks.
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Military C0urfesies.

COMPLIMENTARY RECEPTION TO OFFICERS OF
THE FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
New YORK, February 5.-Colonel JOIN
B. Purcell ana Major 10. Lane Stern, OF TIT
First regiment OF Virginia Volunteers, Of
Richmond, viii! be rendered complimentar,
reception this evening by the Thirteenth
Brooklyn regiment. Colonel Austen. The
reception viii comprise review, dress
parade, ana ball.
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NEW YORK Wool MARKET.

FEBRUARY B VoDi-Thfu has no. b. cn N i'h
done in domestic q Gees. tor which. however. l'Td.
eri are firm on tht bass of late ,aies. The fu M
porlations OF foreign. partly 10 manuiaci Hoi 10
rect, pac' theIA IN position go BE- slmCwhst tdii-
fereni.-JnMrHNL Of COMMlfca-
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GENERAL MARKETS.
ALEXANDRIA, MARKETS.

FEBRUARY 4.-Flour Is weaker. and or some
grades we mark prices down. Wheat IS quiel ant
easy. with no chance IN quotations. and We note
small sales Of FuZ ~ 81 A0-ihcrc being no Ian.
easter offered. Corn has advanced AMI receipts
CONTINUE light, ana the only sale reported to-day
wa one lot Of 400 bushtl, OF white. which brought
GIG. No rye reror e., and 900 bushels or oats
were offered. but withdrawn. Butter T. scarce and
wanted. Eggs are quiet and unchanged Grssfte.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

FEBRUARY 5.-The following are the quotations
NEW LOOSE.
Dark L,tqs Common TO medium, s29 80; good
10 hnc, t3.50Ms4.5O.
good 20 very good, t7@Sll.
The above quota lions al the loose tobacco wagon
trade-mainy working styles.
PRIZRD DARK TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Comman to medium. t2.50@i3; good TO
fine, S9.j0nfi.00.
LeGE-CommOn to medium, S5els6.60; good 10
very good s79Se.50: continental shipping, 400
@sl5 English shipping, s6GSlo.
BRIGHT TOBACCO.
Lu1s.-CommOn TO medium, IS 5Od $3.50 good
10 hue, ,74s7.60: smoker, f0dS25.
Ledf.-Common TO medium, $1,000 $500; good
to she oilers, s0dsl7.
MAHOGANY WRAPPERS.
Common to medium, sl2.5o@s2o; good to Cue
t30as50.
Comm on 10 medium. S25@t3o; good 10 noe,
kAOtaS5O: fancy, $60d$70.
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Fell Dead.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, February 5.-Cap'
tain Edward l.. Haynes, OF the steamer
Antbracltc. loading railroad material for
Philadelphia, fell dead on the street to day
OF healt-dlsease. Captain Haynes resided
In Camden, n. j.
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A Move I'm the Right Direction.

New YoaK. February 5-An evening
paper says there will probably he no cele-
braiion OF 81. Patrick's day in this city this
year. and that the funds usually devoted
to that purpose will be sent TO the relief Of
the distress in Ireland.
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Death OF Ex-aeeretary-Of-the-Savy
ROrie.

PHILADELPHIA, February 5.-Adolph f.
Borie, ex-Secrelary OF The Navy, died Mt
O'Clock this morning at his residence,
IN the seventy-first year OF his age. He had
been IN feeble health for long time, and
his demise Is attributed by physicians to a
general breaking down Of the system.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLUUR EACHANNE.
RICHMOND, February >. 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
WHEAT - Red. 156 bushels.
CORN White $40 bushels Of which 800 BUSH
els were re-exhibiied. HlEed, 2lO bushels.
OATs.-S30 bushels
PEAs-30 bushels.
BEANS bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHFAT-Red. "a bushels very good Lancaster
at SLAB; IA bushels mixed az Si.4zi 90 ousheIs
very good Fuliz at Sl43-tota', ia bushels.
CORN White. 90 bushels prime al osc.: o
bushels conn on al 56c.; 4S bushels prime az orc.
Ell IG bushels prime at 5sc.: l44 bushels at 0Sc :
80 bushels at SIC total, 2lU bushels o,.,
OATS.-72 bushels very good al age; OAUu usleIs
6Oc: 32 bushels prime winter at Csc. 10 busheis
prime ping AZ 52c.; Al bushels prime spring ~
at 52c -to'al, S24 bushes.
BLACK PRAs.-3O bushels on private terms
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY. February 8, 1850
CaunIry Yreduce.

Country produce.
ApDies: t26s3.50 y barrel.
BsssaDdI: zoe. n N. ,oao. c.,.
B,,ttsr: Prime to choice yellow, lsG2oe'' Hif
70 good. 10@l5c. o.,-.. 40. To-,
corn Neal: 62c. 2 bushel for country; TUG iof
'' bred frutt: Apples. 595,lc.; peacnes peeled.
sSaiOc.: unpeaed, 4G6c.; cherries. 49, " o. :
'pas,sisHTapkess, sGI0c o n; chickens, case.
a 10: ducks. 100 lie. g N. -. ,aara.
"Egos: Ia 1arres. l2e. in crates lS@ lac:
o5Sas5c turkey tall, 15c. q H.; turkey wing ioe'
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nnu mahogany ana Brfgaf may. o. ~, ~
q 45c.; Virgins Diack navy 8 ana a.. 4z@45e
VIRGINIA syOEIsG ToBAcco.
Virginia nne smoking. sl.2Oasf.25: virxigis
ass,rte,i, 45D60c.: Norih Caroin, and oilers So
060c.
L0UfsvfLLr CHEWING ToBAccD
Fine bright SIS 81 54c.; fine bright 81. a.. AMI
rs. 4bn47e.: mahogany Is on. rs. 456ofGc..
oianogany double thick 5's. 46@f7c.. mahogany
single thick rs 46a47c.; Sc. aud 10c puzs aid
fancy styles. 4s5Oc. bright iG-oz. bs. $50 47c.;
brizbt double thick 5s. 46M4Se DYight single
thick s., f6d 4ec.: bright DC. sad Zoe. plyr and
fancy styles. 5o9 SEE: plain WRAPPER. I3. ~. aud
l6-oz.. 4Oc:: plain. small work, 42c; second EreB,
Ds, rs, and ~, 4G@42c.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
Second grades. MS. u. aud Is. 40a42c niNei
plug. smoking. 3fc.. stem xfu1. la pfrer. zsc:
cat and dry smoking, 22683Oc.- C0urier- Journal.
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET.

rppeu.pY -Hanufactured Tsbdeeo.--rhere
were no qu0iable changes
yIRGIsIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
Virginia bright extra and nne pounds, JoMoV
Virginia nne and extra ~, 75dSOe.; xirgisn uns
SInm e.ineh aud IL. inch twist, f6G4Sc; virginia
me,lium los and l6's, 464a4ec.: Vnglnia medium
i2-lneh pounds. 4545oe.; Virginia common IL
inch rounds Virginia rood bright i-inch
asc :. Virginia common ll-lneh 32es35e-; VIZ
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NEW yORH PEANUT MARKET

FEBRUARY 3 -Conndenc- prevails Us 10 Uriees
on ~ odrraiC Offers: demand ha- fallen en. Pro
are for Virginia. AZ 5c. Tor prime 5a0i3Ac.
ira prime; 3! b. for fancy n ". ami haLd-pi'k Il
a. 540 6c.-JOUfR0f NJ COmmerce.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

OPENING or PARLIAMENT By THE QUEEN.
LONDON, February 5.-The weather is
fine. The procession preliminary to the
opening Of Parliament took place in accord
ancc with the programme already an
nounced.
The Queen arrived at the House OF Lolds
ten minutes past o'clock this afternoon.
Upon receiving 4 copy OF the speech from
Lord Cairns. Lord High Chancellor, her
Moiesty handed it back to HIM, and, as
usual, Lord Cairns read the speech. The
nnrnr,oc .1u ln.tnd Gfinnn IniniItc.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, February j-The legis.
latiyC committee appointed TO investigate
the management OF the Kentucky Stale
prison has made It's report. The commit
tee finds, among other things, that during
1879. out Of 1000 prisoners 77J were under
medical treatment for scurvy produced By
bad and insufficient food. The deatbl list
that year ran up 10 20. rs against "a In 1877,
and 81 in 1873, when the prison was equally
cvcrcrOwded. The committee also find
that the practice Of floggng is carried on
to cruel extent; the beds and bedding are
insufficient and in bad condition; the ven
tiation and sewerage defective: and finally
that such confinement is can outrage on
humanity" They recommend the imme-
date dismissal OF the present keeper.
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e,o,e,uxs Over Railroad Facilities.

PENSACOLA, FLA, February "a gene
raj feeling OF satisfaction pervades business
circles here at the extension OF the Louis
vile and Nashville railway system to tide
water at Pensacola by the purchase OF the
Pensacola railroad.
The following dispatch was sent to the
president of the Louisville and Nashville
railroad to-day:
"Pensscols, the deep-water harbor OF the
Gull, sends cordial greeting and congratli.
lates your company on making Pensacola
the seaport OF the West.
lsignedl "GE0RGE III. O'NEAL,
mayor"
The news is being received with rounds
OF artillery.
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LOUISVILLE curwfyc ronaccp
LOuIsyILLE LEAF.rOBACCn MARKrr.

FEBRUARY 2.-The saies to-day Aggregated so
h )yshcads.
The Kentucky Tobacco Association sold O hczs-
head: hOgsheaa Crawfori-t ounty NH 'eaf st
$3.50; 2 bogsheads crawford County Cr.l logs ~
s4.55. 1910; | hogsbead BreckinFidge-C ounty
hugs at 43.45; hOgShead Cum5eillDf-C County iuss
a. 1920: b0gs' cad Meade County Tugs at s305.
Courier-JouFHdf.
IOfher houses had sales NJ ike prices1
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BY EeIegraphs

NEW YORK, February -No0n.-Stocks irregu
lar Money call, 5cS per cent. EXCHANGE
LDnF,4S2H; short. iS44. State bonds dui!. Gov
ernment> quiet.
Ereatng.-Money. 4H6 per cent. Exchange
49,, Governments strong and HIGHER; new D.
1895; A. per cents. 1855; per cents, 1901
States dull
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February 5.-Virginia G's. deferred
s cOnsOls. 40: second series. 3O4; p1st.duc cou-
pons, 10; new l0-40's. 36.. North Carolina 6's
old o6E. Bid TO day.
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NEW yoRk sUIhC MARKET
Sy IeieErwuD

FEBRUARY 3.-Sumdc.-Sicty quoted a. 50
foi bst lots. t30Mt4o for low grade, and t5Isf
500 fOi Virginia -JoUFB0t of tOnmtrce.
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Grim o. and Casualties.
FOIGERIEs WHICH AGGREGATE A MILLION
DOLLARS.


NEW YORK, February "a number OF
The prominent bankers of this city ycSter-
day addressed 4 letter TO United States Dis
tlict- Attorney Phelps urging HIM TO make
every effort to expose and punish Charles
Brockway, now indicted and under arrest
for forgery, and to bring to justice certain
parties who are said to be acting in bis in-
tere>t. BrOckway's forgeries are the sub
ject OF much anxiety among bankers here,
and it is believed that 1t will aggregate an
immense SUM few bankers declaring that
it will exceed a million dollars. 1t is stated
there is hardly a bank OF am importance in
the city but has suffered more or less from
the bold operations which are, stated 20
have been carried on by this gang.
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
AVER, MASS, February 5.-Ste1rn A..
Abbott, the alleged murderer of Mrs. Crue,
of Grolon, Mass, was arragned here this
morning and pleaded "not guilty" The
examination was postponed to Saturday, in
order to enable the prisoners counsel TO
prepare the defence.
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PERSONAL.
no TIE PUBLIC.

TO TOE PUBLIC.
JDALLAs STANLEY, Who hiss been In ny EN-.
p.oyment as marketman, ann mas 4 AIDED for IN a.
the extent OF narketdz sold, !, no longer la NV etn
p!oyment nor will recognize any bill made by m.
l.. utOGlS>ON.
MONTPELIER rosT-oFFICE, IiAsnytn COM
TY, Va, February A, lrsO. 10 o'1ztSs~zs
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SALES REPORTED TO SCORE


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