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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
England.

PROCEEDINGS Is PARLIAMENT YESTERDAY.
LoNpoN, February 2J.-In the House Of
Cannon, this evening HE Marquis OF Hart
incton SAID he trusted Premier Gladstone
would be in his place in the House Monday,
but he was sorry 10 say it wa, not certain.
II the Premier were absent Monday he
Lord HaItington) would make a statement
in regard TO public business.
[ Mr.. Forster. chief Secretary FOR Ireland,
laid he would Tonight propose TO postpone
the arms bill until Tuesday, and should The
Government propose to postpone II Tor
considerable time the sense OF the house
would be taken on the subject.
Sir Stafford NorthcOte (COnserY1tlSe) ana
others raised several pOnIs OF order.
The Speaker said that il the protection
bin passed it, third reading to-blSht ne
intended on Monday to declare the state OF
business no longer urgent.
In the House OF Commons TODAY Right
Hon. Robert Bourhe Conservative, Tor,
merly Under Foreign SecretaJy, asked
whether, as by the calling out os sae Greek
reserves the last moment before hoslllitles
seemed TO have arrived, the British GOVefh-
ment would ISSUE Il proclamation OF heu-
tYality.
| Sir Charles Di.ae, Under hGffisD oecreta-
w. replied that only certain classes OF Tue
deserves had 'feen called cat, and 1t had
tbcen intended 10 call out TIE whole, Dut on
line eypressios Of di,appresas OF The step by
lie Powers more limited action had Oeeh
I,oken. and Cgeece had eSEialneo That menace
was not intended. England, he, sad
iadvised Gseece net to- take any step Whicl
might a,pear to force the hand' Oh III
Powers during the negotiations.
The 5ebate on the protection bill was IN
sumed. r
LlyERPoOI. COTTON MARKET.
I,xeRpooI.. February 2j.-Ths week
circular OF the liverpool Cot'on-brcSers
Association says, "Cotton was IN moa@erst
demand throughout the week. The aSarKe
was dull, and quotations, under psessuI
70 sell, declined generally aboU l'I6o
American was in very moderate request
. and declined l-lGd. Sea lslana was nj
= elected, and prices ore unchangsa. Future
: we're dull and generally weaker lhe marS'
closing at a decline OF $500.
r M,. Parneii and the Irish Leadership
}, LoSpoN, February 25.-The London co
Z. resnondent OF the Leeds Mercury says
hears that it is possible that Mr.. Parnell nj
shortly give up the leadership OF The LII
Marty, which Is most Disconnected WIN oil
Foreign Notes.
, LONDON, February 25.-ln the House
- Commons to-day the Marquis OF HarIingtc
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The BegInHiHg Of the Carnival Kos
t,yttics iu New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, February 2j.-The
seventh representation OF the Knights OF
Menus took place last night. There were
seventeen royal ears handsomely decorated,
the first containing mammoth trdnSparen-
cieS Inscribed: Knights OF Momus,
Seventh Anniversary. 1881. Scenes from
Popmlar Subjects" After this came cars
containing taLleauN, some OF which were :
Menus and His Court, Robinson CruS0e,
William Tell, Baron Muncbau>en's IT'D to
tue Noon, Twenty Thousand Leagues Un-
dea the Sea, Paul and Virginia, Ancient
Mariner. Alice in Wonderland, Trial Of the
knaye OF Hearts for Stealing Tart>, Hmwa'
tha's RIDE Down Tanquamannaw kYer,
Don OniXote Charging Windy Nils with
Sancho Panzl in the Foreground. Don
Juan and IIaidce, Legend OF Sleepy Hollow
Icnab0d Crane Meets the lleadIesS Horse
man, Telemachu> IN the GrOtto OF Calyp0'
The City Hail, Pickwick, and Democrat
office. the club-rO0mS, and many business
houses were handsomely Illuminated. There
was large crowd Of spectators along the
| line OF the procession.
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The Threatening Financial Situation

SECRETARY SHERMAN RETICENT AS TO MS
FUTURE INTENTIONS-THE CABINET CONSID-
ERING THE MATTER, &C.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., February % The
question whether legal tenders deposited by
national banks to retire their circulation can
be used in payment for bonds for the sink.
inc fund was the subject OF some discussion
here tO.dav. Those who would answer the
question in the negative assert that legal
tenders so deposited are set apart rs specific
fund for the redemption OF The notes OF ma
tionsl banks, and are therefore unavailable
for the purpose III question. Secretary
Sherman declined to day 10 make any fur
tber statement ct present with regard 10 his
intentions a. connected with the money
market, but said the public would he
promptly advised of any step which would
be taken.
The Secretary received adyices from New
York previous to the issue OF his order TO
Asslstant-TreaSurer llillhOuSe that the
financial situation was very threatening, and
that unless large purchase OF bonds was
authorized the result would probably be dis
astrOus.
Twentv.i0ur national banks made depo'
sits OF legal.tendtrs to-day, aggregaing
b. Sos, O0O. for the purpose of retiring their
circulation. The total deposits from ma
tonal banks for this purpose up to date
amount TO $l1,1l6, 1879.
The present threatening financial situa
ton was considered in the Cabinet to-day
and Secretary SHERMAN submitted various
statements showing The condition OF ih'
Treasury and measures which had beer
| taken TO relieve the money market. Their
was no decisive action, however, as TO tn
future movements OF the Government II
| TINT direction.
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Serious Railroad Accident I'm Texas.

GALVESTON, February pa speciai 10
the Ne,cS reports that two coaches ana
baggage-car Of train No. !, bound East,
were thrown from the track lasl evening
between Long View and Glade WAFER.
The accident was caused by the squirting
~ the rails. Twenty persons were injured,
including the following: W. L. Ellis, St.
Louis. badly hurt; A. 4. Burton. LIFT foot
severed; ii. C. Ferry, internally injured;
| j. Robinson, hurt in The face; Thomas
| Graham, Nashville, hip bruised; William
Camp, spine injured; w. j. Ellis, ST.
LOUIS, skvll broken and left side injured
| s. Adensmore, shoulder disl0cated and
badly bruised about the chest, 5. l.. Dun
lap, Shreveport, eve and head hurt am
hand broken; W. W. Gaskill, internally 10
liured.
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gjthmond nispatfh.
n,,nAy ..FEBRU AIRY &c, 1881,
1YNCHRuRG.

-, - MODERN lMPR0yEXENTS--Tbk
IsS r,,tlY RENEWED AND REBUiiT--A
en- n,rrcroRy RTuCoMING--coRPoRA'
NJ" .nrer-lIINeSs OF An, OLD RESI-
a,Txr-raE KNIGHTS OF ffihiAS-MA y. =
p.sul>e1oN TrNPABTY -1hk WATER WAR;
a.. &C. p,.ncoood n,sp,,ch.1
,to''"' F.ReuARY %, 1881.
sr..,rce Of the restless spirit OF
\ uV"...r, which has rapidly been trans
imWou'ss vncbburg into q new city during
iorm'ue ,csrs paSt is afforded in the
''el~ GoWp. begun yesterday, Of the
Nf"u- ncX; below the IngiHlon
''oic"0. ,,c.ntly occupied by Mr.. \. Il.
tIt' n j, perhaps, one OF the Oldest
b'Ilv'"' lands Ia the city. IL i 10 he
's,..'..,,r, ON a more capaciouS and sub
fp.," 10. with all modern improve
Santa IA l.cotaiions. and will he occupied
nfb'' -. store. The ,ide OF business
90" 4 late years seems to nave been
tN't"'''a auction Of The lower eud 81 Main
% 'u' T'oncA II Is not confined 10 any one
>H',', ~, auction. There are other new
hei''! IN procrcSs, and The sound OF car
s D..,Ir. AMI builders tool j. never sun IN
n, ,nba'o'.. ..,,r, - tho civ including
.,,,i,,.c. and other information regard
vEc sfi5.oing counties. l. IN com'emp'a-
.n- 81" ard gill be brought on, by an expert
non 1,nb0>ac during the year. Tue same
to,.~ h.. s,rcads IN press directory OF The
hpDN Albania. which will nil over 1000
$50 rha Lvnchburs directory will have
pc ooo and everything bearing on the
d,cIopmcnt Of the city.
Or gn3rieIly term Of Judge Garland's
Yb IN berins lis session next Tues
go CONT will first hear appeals for the
",,'..,,.n n q,,c,SmculS I'm the valuation OF
'...,,, The criminal docket embrace a
liz # e,,t,, which viii then be dis
II,nr Avg. Le!iwich, who has been
.,,,.3 IA The effect 81 very advanced
..,erll vcar>. vas taken suddenly
v,..,.lay. causing great uneaSlneSs
..,t.. family. This morning tie - better,
..I .,H ,p o critical condition. Colonel
,.raieb pl, mauy relatives IN Richmond.
7. elll ue tI-aiY'seVeb years ola Oh the + "
NJ joseph r. Bower, aS delegate, ana
Peter Williams. q, alternate. viii repre-
.',, pIadin Lodge, No. 81, knights OF
p,tli7.. ~ 'le approaching SESSION OF the
c-.rlsod.e % Virginia.
The Uninrn Division that attended, Inc
-.'.,, .aaver>ary services OF the order al
Washington returned to the city this morn
r.eh,. oi the SEWN. Society Of Grace
..',., ,,.I hive a Martin Washington tea
,.-,tsftte rcciory tins afternoon.
mi. Nyrm weather continues, also the
o',,r.w.r. The water-work>' superinten
an, state, ,ai, morning there can be no re-
r.f,il f.e r,w wheel gets into operation.
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Secretary for India, replying to question,
said that the Government bad not MADE any
promises to Russia In regard to the tyacua'
ton OF CaDdabar, and they were not aware
that their predecessors bad made any.
The Rigbt Hon. NJ. Il. q. Dun. Under'
Colonial secretary, read letter from sir
Hercules Robinson, Governor 81 Cape Colo
ny, dated the 23d instant, announcing that
The begotatiOns with the Blsutos bad come
TO IN end. The Seen eiary said That foe
home Government. in yepIy, had expressed
IL regret at The termination OF tbe>CezosIa.
tiogs and nj The severi y OF Inc terms Offered
10 The Basntos.
A Ypyate Telegram received IN London
this moFning declares that sesce has been
declared bet ween Chill and PST0. The news
tins fir has not been cOnfirmeG. bat IL not
CO tsidere,f improbable.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


WASHINGTON NEWS AND GGssp-THE SEN.
ATE COMMITTEES AMENDMENTS TO TIE
RIVER AND HARBoR BILL--TRiAL or
COLONEL CASH AT DARLINGTON. $. G.,
FOR KILLING COLONEL SHANNON IN A
DuEL-TliE NEW ORLEANS CARNIVAL
FEsTlvlTIEs-TwEN1 Y PERSONS INJURED
by A RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN TtXAs-
OBFTUARY-KXECUTIO OF HAYDEN THE
Observation-Disclosures At WIZ
LiAMsUN's, on THE CHESAPEAKE AND
ONO RAILRoAD-THE EVACUATION OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TREATY BE-
TWEEN Chilli AND PERU-PROCEEDINGs
OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMFNT-TnE BA-
sUToS NEGOTIATIONS, &C.
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fn,aI AMray nt wlIlln m.on,x.
Isneciai leleyrnm TO The niannteh !

/
wLLIAssoS's, aLLtGBANY COUNTY, Va.
February 25.--A difficulty occurred her,
| this morning between white bar.keepei
namcd Pugh and a negro barber named
Burrell, which resulted In the death Of tht
l,tter. II seems that Bdrreli, in settling on
account, accused Pugh Of charging hin
with two drinks he did not owe. Pugh IN.
dignaDlly repealed The SANDER, and Bur-
rell reiorted IN terms exceedingly insoleut.
4 war Of WORDS continued for some time, IN
the course OF which BnrTsil called Pugh " Il
Id poor white -" Upon thi. Pugb
forclbly elected the negro Sod ordered him
have any further difficulty with him.
Burrell TeHt IF threatening PUgh with
dire vengeance. and saying tbat he would
"get even with bim." PuYh armed
himself With 32-clhbre Smith 4 Wesson
pistol, and scoa afterward, having occasion
10 leave bis bay on some business, was met
by The negro. wso advanced upon hln with
two large rocks, one in each hand. Pugh
ordered him to bah, and told the segro
II he came nearer him Ire would Kill
bin. The latter continuing TO advance.
Pugh drew his weapon and deliberately
fired. The ball entered at the base OF she
right ear, ond, passing through the brain,
came out over the left ear, causing instant
death. The negro fell in bis tracks, grasp
ing the rocks tighter in bis deatb.erip.
At the time Pugh fired the fatal shot the
negro, by actual measurement, was forty
nine feet distant.
a corOner's jury is now being held, and
the Commonwealth attorney Of the county
i present.
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Tenth I'm the Cremation story.

WASHINGTON, February 2J.-There is no
truth whatever in the statement that Sena-
tor Carpenter expressed desire to be ere
mated. DR.. William Fox. OF Milwaukee,
his family ply sician, says that he was Win
him during the las, days OF his Illness ana
on many other occasions, and that he never
heard an intmation from him 10 that effect.
On the contrary, only few days since be
commended the burial.seryice OF the Epis-
copal Church. Other friends, as well as his
immediate family, also pronounce the story
untrue.
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by Teis-xSs pA.
NEW XORK.

NEW Ss,RK, February 2J.-Css,on qu'et and
steady: ..es to-day, 40S bales nsands. D.;
Orleans, II lS-i6c.; weekly nsi recelnss, o'aoo
haies: cross, 29.l4a bales; eNDore-to Gieat bri-
AIN s,S bales to fiance. 80 as,es; To the cont,-
men. tO3 bales ,.es, $50 bales: stock, 2O,2t
baies. southern honr suiet and steady; c. mmon ="
fais ,xfra. s4.7Aps5 25; good 10 choice eniS1,
aEaSGtS7S. Wseat az - better, auiet, sDi nSI.s
lin fair business; ungraJd REQ, sl.l5@t ~,
sss7Lc. Uats 4lssc better; No. 3. iSht2tsAc
Wons nuiet, Coffee quiet and anch.ngeu sugsi
duli and ralhsr weak Iar togood refining 7sc
prime, 7SCA 7'c. rehned 10 isir dsmshd, s,sndsr'
| changed. Rice unchanged, wi h ecoa trade. Rosii
! quiet sud unchang.d TurpenIiro higher aud nrn
1 AT a0a46Sc. Wool dui al heavy; domes'l
sad unsetlied al sl5.25 f".f OH. Modes qu!ys An
unchanged. Lard hru. xnhout important chang.
and medeysge lgade, freights arm.
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CINCINNATI, ONO, February 25.-Panlnt
Merritt, a sister OF Alice Oates, the opera
bouffist. died in this city this afternoon. She
came here little over a week ago, suffering
from gastrie-fe yer, and was afterwards at
tackled with dlphtberia, which carried bel
off. She WIS an actress for several years
and had been married TO William X. Hay
den, but he procured divorce from her.
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BitTtSIfyfsF.

| BALTIN0sh b, re'uuary 25 -Fvrs sesdy ssd fair.
.ld''.,ds't..ss, e. e! wes,srs s..sse.e.
'1tS MI. snpcrans' q ss@ss ss: " Ira s, az
tGy5: Pai.pseo famil', a., whea,.sourIIern
sI.I4@si 10; amber. tl.fsasixs; No. 2 west.
.TB winter IeC. SPOT and febrOiry. 81 i6k; Mach,
:iii9S@liis. co.S"sut;,srn siesey; scs,s sny
siadc better and gnet: southern white. 54c.: yell
tow jjsc fats hrmtr bat no transactions aud no
rccelp. Provisions quiet and seadv, with tob.
bibg irsie business. Mess pork-.OJ, ti5.25;
new. 1929. Buik. neafs--Loose shoulders. none
,ftrirg; riear rih sides. none Offering; p.ek-
cIear rib shcs. 94c.; hams. li@i2c Lsrt-Re-
tned. l0lc. Coffee doll: Mo csrgoes, ordinary to
nc, lOsa Esc sngsr s'saos; s2lt. vac:
CINCISSATI.
cSedSNAT erary Sst 1ss a9let a,1 M
Gtti.0J. Corn IN fsir @msBd and drm at 42llc.
,'sts In good deiGssd aad ~ fair supply a, 500
msIai st Zoe. Bulls meats quiet aud nrm: shoul-
osrs. Sc; rim. Tie. Bacon sseaiy and unchanged
wDiss,y Steady at B.07. sugar .nrm and an
ngnt; ty16o@.e paea'ns' s5'7o@s6'io' butch
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. FebruarJ-25 - Flour steady: A
No. l. s5@S.25. Wheat ERIN st 81. Corn frmer
NJ 45c. 9stssfsiry active and shade higher &C
$3.50. Posa steady at $3.50. LarG-NoDe here.
&c.,; Sides. 81 Bacon stead. shoulders. &c.;
clear. 9Sc. Wh,skey frm at 1907. Hsns-sugsr-
cured, lC@Igsc.
ST. LOUIS. yebrusrv 25 -rlour a shade better
triple extra xsjds4.50. What dull : some sales
1T bitter prices: red Iall. St5l la 81 OH cash,
~ .03lMSl0f .sprli. Corn laghr; 3sAc. cash,
3ss@39lsc. And. oats higher. bnt SOW; .s3hc.
cash, 33'.Ca3a,c: March. Wbiskey steady 81 07.
ibrk Cuii AT ilJ4 Lard duh and nominal. Bulk
meats quiet' shoulders 10; Sides 49, Bacon dull
a rs unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. February 25A- Flour sytiet and un-
chai2ed. WHEAT steady ana In fair demand: 30.
tisigr spring. 90, "a n and MAJ .il 99c. April.
Corn sieady and htm: 37Am3Sr. cash: $3.50.
April. Oats easier: 29d3O.c. ca>n: 2gkc April.
Pork steady ami in fair 'emand az Sl6 62BGA
sl6 *, Lard steady sud unchangc6. Bulk. meats
STEADY ana unchanged. Whisky In fair demand
and h-her NJ Sl.OS.
II Cfyse.-Whcat-No- 2 chicago sying. o7,c,
March: tlO24GSl 0S2e. May. Corn. llTc. Nav
and asked June oats. 29ac. bid ard 2DA,c. asked
March. Pork, sli.50 March.
MILWAUKEE,
MILWAUKEE, Fehrnar's - Flour N fair de-
maud Wheat steady: No glillwaukee hard. 81 .Oj;
No. M saukce soft. cash and February pc;
APRIL $50 O. &C. Corn quiet and steady; No. ,,
37Ac Oat salel aud uuchnngcd. Provisions STEADY.
P"'S slf.1U. Lard, $1,000 Hog, steady al 1870
~ $3.50.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YOES, FEBRUARY 25.--Cotton-Net receip,s,
2 $40 bales. gross. 3 40 bales: futures closer
,tetdy: sales. % OOO bate; February, all22A
0ilI.40 Ma, All 5lGSli.55: June IN .66m
sll.67: July. Sll.73G sll.T6; Auknsi, Sll79
as 500 september. 81 .366sll.3s; Ortober,
SiO.9lm SlO.0H; November, $40. ia $1,000.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

gRtDAY. February p. fesl.
SALEs.-tG0C0 Worth Carolina per tsTrs at
Sjls 8 0OS Rchno1rd and Allegheny hrst - AZ
lO4(; 1000 R4chnseud and Allegheny hrst - nj
l04A; 10 shares Chessp.ake and ohio at -, 10
i ares Richmond aud Petersburg at 9ls; 2;isO
Virginia peeers a, 49, 2 shsres Connection at es;
2 shares Richmond AMI Dsnvine al 90; 10 shs,ss
Richmond aud psrYilis 1T sGl,
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMc -, februlry ~, 1851.

,yls1Ar-W White. 4S bsshels very good At -. ~
Lancaster. ~ bushels common az $40, ~ W.
yssy good at Sly; I5S bushels common AZ -
shd TJc. ,,... =, 40 u az;
aORS.-Whte. 40 'Sshels prime Al oie. ; sS,to
~, aels very good ~ BE. 80 bu,l ssts u5np =
vi yro, 40 bushels sSIy good At 49, 900 hai n
very good al 52%c. s-,.
} pATS.-7S bushes rust proof AZ pIt'
MEAL.-2O hmel - az Doc.
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rARIsEISTELLIGENsn.
PORT OF RICHMOND. FfDRUARr -, ISIS
ARRIVED.


steamer 1igfr Eily. Wl'fhali. Jaw Rive + land-
ms. merchandise ana pa sen gers, GtHit Sprat-
icI agents.
schooner Thomas clyde. Fisher New York ph)s-
ptatp Moses & Clements,
schooner y. 4. C0ungham, smith. New York,
iron. Chesapeake and ohio Railway.
schooner Lena COtiineham, cam, beil, New York,
p :-lrOn, TroGeg1r company.
schooner sunbeam, saunders. Norfolk ,fgs. ri IA.
InOud cdtr- work.
Bark Ellen lIplt. duncan. Liverpool, .aN, Dtyen-
port MOrr,; yes,Cl Gurus g Buck.
SAqnED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch. New York, mer-
chand,e and passengers, George ". Aen X Co..
agents.
steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. u. TatHm,
agent.
Scho' Mr. Tom Wilkins. Edward, Nr1 York,
coal. BE ap"Ike AMI ohio lliWaY.
Scno0n'r ". +. Parker. Danl,i', f'oslen, c al,
Gle .aISakr aud ohio Railway.
schooner L1meriiue, ireland. NOifO Z, m5r glnc,e
ana barrels, Cur Is & Parker.
SMILED FROM oSBoRNE's EAEpGEG.
Schooner D. Ward. lnman, New York, wood,
I. }. Woodbridge.
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Flour-Little sitter feeling, We .qiLSe; ZINE,
a3aSss. so; ex,.a $3.50; snnssjine, 81 Ssfsi.Io !.
Common fami \, S5.75@s6;. choice - patent
FAMILY, as IsstS; Staunton insDecsai, extra
$3.50.
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wire.Murderer Hanged.

! WINDSOR, W., February 25.- HAYDEN,
1 the wiie-murderer, was hanged ut s;V' T.
' d. to-day.
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WOOD AND COAL

NrHRACiTE COAi..-THiS DAY
N uniosdlrR4 tre tons ANTHRACITE COAL
Egg. stOy4, aud I nestpus sikes-of best quality.
those In VET . sAB please seni IN their orders.
Dealers .ui lsssw d Oh literal terms.
WRIT ROBERTS
fs % Seventeenth and Cary streets.
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WILLIAM DA%Ra0S. MANu0
w FACTURER AND D4t LEK lSA
CHAMBER. PARIDlI. NfD DININ.s M
ROOM FURNITURE. WOOD aud CANt;n
SEAT CHAIRS aud sfrfs' af.c IL m the ftKNl~
TTRF line. Beddinl, leti9HTs a.d MATTRESSES
D.ss the business. cHgrit sii . and g.lnot %
uaiersOld. ONCE 1gd wassr tOm-. liJ- MAIN
stseel factory, rs :, 20. q. "a north fineentA
= rect. RichmOut. Va. r ZO'om
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
rOHN LATOUCHE " son, la
MERCHANT TAn.0RS, w

NO.'4 NoRTU TENTH STREET
have i1st received their StRlNG STOCK which
c0lpprses some of the
CHOICEST AND MOST STYt II FAENlC5
IN THE MARKET.
Il, ing practical tailors they can
SAFELY GUARANTEE
THAT THESE Goods SHALL RE- MADE UP
~ TIE FINEST AND
NDs DDURABLE Bv,SNHR-
satisfaction guaranteed. No fancy pIlces. small
uniform pTDpts. IL So-eoh
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURFs.

NEW YOES, Fet~uary 25.--Cotton-Net receipt,
$40 bales. gross. 3 20 bales; futures closer
.tetdy: sales. 90 O00 baes; February, alL22A
Sll.25: March, 4ll 27@sli ~, Arm. Sil 80
@ill.f0: NAV. All 5Idtli.55 June IN 1860
81 l.67; July. Sll.73G sll.T6; Auknsi, 81 10
MSll.SO: September, 81 l.36dsli.39; October,
sLO.9lm SlO.0f: Noyemher. $40. 10 sI0.sO.
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SEED, &C..

DEEIABLE SEEDS.-PiifLADEL-
LII PiIik EXTRA EARLY PEAS, ~ per hu'hel
(ine st0cki: CANADA EXTRA EARLY PtAS,
- 50 Der bmshel: SPRING kALF. eht pounds
Tor 81 CLOVFR->tED. ORCHARD GRASS,
KENTUCKY BLtE-G tAS>. 1iz+d LAW N
GRASS &C. Send for pnce-list.
r. W. WOOD Se>sfMerchaui.
Il. ~ Inn 4l0 sixth street, Rolinond. Va
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CONAN, woOD.-wEsT VIRGINIA

4 w V-h.N az WVVU.- W II V'N"'N
hail. $3.50 per ton 81 1000 pounds. PINE
wOOU>t5 per cord: $3.50 per hall cord. OAK
WOvs,. 80 per cord 81 per half cord. u kinds %
4 Sah kA CITE loves, cash prices. Ofhces, 7oo
Broad sr eet opposite Theatre, or l905 Cary street
,ebe G. II. PAGE.
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SEINE THJsEAR
FURNEGV

q AkGE AND SUlERIDt< STOCK 81
L. CHAMBER FURSlIukS, f3S,
PARLOR FJRATuRh- tEI
DINI\G-ROOM WHShTURE,
MATTRESSES.
coed, sold on acconD,s 'aiins ttruty
sA4UU, ~. ~ ARN pe'D,
fe 9.eod3m so vernon yset.
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EURNITURE.--HAn IL SToCk-A
T. GREAT INDUCEy ENT S-EAsY "
TERMS OF PAY ~ Hi - We call attention
OF all In need OF zOSss tos large aBd selectsS
u ,ck of Fnrnitu-es. os's acing all OF the latest
STYLES In ParlOr a ismhss aud Dining Room SUITS
| a. lowest; ouz. s0ds ~f compare wiz any IN the
| clty as for workmanship and dnlsb
H. GATiiRlGflT SON.
de sam ~ Governor street.
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MII-WAI'k TX

MILWAUKEE,, Fehruarys - Flour N fair de-
mabd. Wheat steady; No YNiwaukee hard. 81 % I;
No. M saukce soft. cash and February, pc. !;
April, 9Si O. 'sc. Corn cuict and steady; No. =,
37Ac Oals ,aIel aud uuchnn ned Prov nns STEADY.
p"'s sli.1O. Lard, sl0.Oh Hog, steady al 1880
$3.50.
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oes - MODERN INPRoyeNeNTS--THE
1913 NN@ r,,rlY RENEWED AND REBUiiT--A
en- n'ersroRY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NJ" rnrer-lILNesS OF An: OLD RESI-
floN Nrgr KNIGHTS OF PYWAs-NARrHA
p'N .,,>n7ox TrAPABTY Tux WATER WAR,
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NOMINATION CONFIRMED.

WASHINGTON, February 2j.-Tbe greater
part OF the Senate eX, cuiye session to-day
was taken up by The debate concerning The
nomination Of William II. Smith for The
Alabama attorney ship. 1t was reported by
the judiciary Committee adversely. but was
finally confirmed By small majority.
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LONDON, February 25.-In the House
Commons o-day the Marquis OF HaTljngtc