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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-01-25
REAL ESTATE,
ROGERS c NEWTON,
ZEAL ESTATE G EXCHANGE AGENTS.
ENTERPRISE. FLA.

miles from Enterprise. Log house and
stables, Price cash 800 dollars.
NO 10
acres of light and heavy hammock Il
mile from Enterprise. mile from steam
boat landing. Price cash 800 dollars.
ATLANTIC COAST LANDS.
NO rs
1900 acres nearly all hammock land near
Oak Hill. Several wild orange grove; %
miles to post-offce; can be cleared for 40
dollars per acre. Payment to snit purch-
aser. Price 1900 dollars.
NO76
12a acres, bearing orange grove near
Port Orange, mile from Spruce Creek.
Thousands of young orange trees for nur-
sery stock very cheap place at LOCO dol
lars,
1877 acres-10 acres hammock; SO bearing
orange trees 200 to 800 seedlings. mile
river front on Hillsboroueh river; good
dock. Price 1,S0G dollars.
NO rs
High and low hammock by the acre on
Bul0W Creek miles from the Atlantic
Ocean; good road: mail times q week; old
fiel0s nearly cleared. Choice for $3.50 to
first purchaser.
40 acres pine land; acres set in orange
trees On line of Indian River railroad 6
miles from TitusvIlle, Price LOCO dollars.
NO79
Is acres of high and low hammock
mostly cleared and all fenced, situated
on the Halifax river near Daytona; good
substantial house, stable and shop, acres
in grove two and three years set. I'm
proved variety of orange and
lemon, peen-to peach. Japan plum and
other tropical fruits 25.0OO to 10000 nur-
Sery stock. mile to good schools, semi
nary and churches: land well drained.
Price 5000 dollars.
ORANGE CITY.
NO $50
10 acres pine land, all improved. 20 bear
| ing orange trees; $50 IN grove form; good
general selection of fruits; house worth
| ZOO dollars; barns and carriage shop; q
miles to Blue Springs landing. Price
$500 dollars.
5 acres fenced bearing orange grove
| OF go orange trees also other fruit; house
of 4 rOons and out buildings. Price $500
dollars.
Heavy hammock land by the acre .
miles from Enterprise on Lake Monroe.
cut to suit. 25 dollars per acre.
/ u
40 acres hammock and scrub land 10
acres cleared and fenced, 81 orange trees
3 miles from Enterprise ON line OF Indian
River railroad. Price cash 1900 dollars.
NOSO
40 acres-4 acres first class hammock
500 orange trees, Z large bearing trees
lemons, guaVas, ETC.. and other fruit; !
mile from pOst-otfice and church, mile
from Indian river. Price 1000 dollars.
NO 81
30 acres near Salt Lake on St. Johns
river; steam boat landing on the place:
6 acres heavy hammock cleared and
planted i'll cane. Sugar mill and fixtures
on the place. Price 100 dollars per acre.
NO Ii
s acres one mile from Enterprise 4 acres
cleared. Price 200 dollars.
Agents for the DIssTON PURCHASE east
Of ST. Johns river.
operty we have for sale. We would
purchase to call and examine our list
OGERS & NEWTON.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-01-25

Oyster Shell Lime and Fertilizers.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-01-25
Waterproof LimePaint,

THE CELEBRATED LIME PAINT-Au
Coiors. IL is good TO" frame houses outside
DelnS waterproof. Preserves Single Roofs
ana Vessel pottoms from worms and decay
The ATTENTION of housekeepers, farmers and
others is called to the above useful and voIua
Bile preparation for whitewashing and mi sani
tary purposes. 1t costs less III comparison than
common whitewash, or the unsiacked lime
ana Its duraDlllty and beauty are two-foId
greater 1t never loses its strength. II can
be kept Tor years. When applied it forms n
surface as smooth as kalsomine without gue
Orplaster. s-'o
FOR CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, HOSPITALS.
COURT HOUSES, PRISONS or HOTELS off
is handy to have in the house.n
White, per barrel, 81 90. per half barrel 40 IN
Colors So 90. q a. ~
Prime stone lime per barrel, 81 co. Cd quality
lime per barrel, SIC. Rosendale cement ner
barrel, 81 70. Calcined plaster per barrel 81 IL.
Plasterers hair per bushel, 2Oc Land plaster
per ton, 50 90. Ground Jersey mari per ton.
$40 90. '
n. B. Note in order. if wanted for inside or
outside work, roofs or shingles.
THE AMERICAN FERTILIZER,
Tested in Delaware and New Jersey with
great success.
FRY it! Only $2O. per ton. Fry il!
Above are manufacturers prices at Phila.
delphia Purchasers pay freight. Cash must
accompany orders,
II. G. Warner, Leesburg, Fla, sole agent
for Southern States, except Va. and Caro-
lima, 1873 If
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TYJCHBTTRG.

pNfy COIoREp PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN
VIRGINIA DESTROYED DY fIRE-pEATH or
COLONEL W. y. GRGG - ENGINEERS IN
TEOrWE-OTFICIALE Visit -NUSlcAL-RAli.-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
lCorr,. pondoucc of the Richmond bispatchJ
JANUARY 30. 1882.
The colprrd Presbyterian church in this
CITY DESTROYED by IRE sunday morning
can 20 from au adjoining >hoc-shop. The
ip., rs estimated 80 about $500. lnsu-
rance. 81 800 on the building and 5000 on
thr organ md fixtures, IN ihe Fire AssOcia-
ton of philadelphia.
The funeral service, q the late Colonel
N.B. Gricg. who died very unexpectedly on
Saturday uighi. took place yesterday after
noon. The deceased W1s ut one time SUI
pcrintondcnt OF The South>idc railroad, and
no the time Of Inf, death W., q conductor
on the s.ccVinS-car line between Lynch
burg and New Or'oau,.
Mrs. Alice Murrcll. mother OF Or. +. II.
NmTcu. the wcl,-lnoWn physician Of tins
c,y. Gicd Yesterday 900 an advanced age,
and wa, buried to-day. She was person
of considcral BE- wealth.
s. corps Of engineer, 81 the Richmond
and Altghauy road ere in the city. locating
.
understand they have just been summon
"a before Che Alayorto answer 10 the charge
of violating The law which prohibits work
of any kind on the SabbatL-dsy not OF ac-
iual necessity.
q is reported tlat Mrs. Margaret Phil
lips. who. after the death oI her father,
Nr. William -. Lowe, lett this ueighbor-
hood some month ago for her old home i'm
Scott ud. ha, since died.
Captain Charlts VI. Bhchiord began
sunday afternoon before the sabbath
school connected with Epiphany chapel .
series az address, on the subject of the
Bible.
Grand Dictator Morton, %. The Knights
Of Honor OF Virginia. viii paY an Official
visit o. the lodge tn thi, city tomorrow
night. The Grand Lodge OF this order
meets in Lynchburg on the 1tA OF March.
\. 9. Calico, agent Of the Norfolk and
Western road al Wytheyillc, las resigned
10 take an appointment a. po,tal-route
agent secured him by General Malone.
The depot at Seycn-Milc Ford, on the
Norfolk and Western railroad, has Just been
completed, and will be opened February
lst. with Mr.. Pat. Wade IL agent.
The receipts Of internal revenue in the
Fifth district for the week ending Saturday
were S3J, 45373.
There were sold during the week Just
ended 472,O9O pounds leaf tobacco at the
several warehouses here, being 1850 in
excess Of the amount sold the preceding
week. The warehouses have sold since the
lst Of October 3,549.2i0 pounds.
BEAUMONT.
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3ithmond 9ispatth
FEBRUARY 1, 1882.
PETERSBURG.

opc,Ntz,TION or 4 STEAMBOAT COMPANY
pyvF1 orNENr or TRADE WITH TIRE LOWER
LANES RIVER CoCNTlES--0UR ToBACCoNISTs
,Np Tue WHITE EVM.EY-- ACTION OF A
MEETING uELD TO-DAY--NAIROw ESCAPE
rRoN pFATH--SNow AND HAIL.
fcorrc.pondencc Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
JANUARY 81, 1882.
AZ wcil-attcndcd meeting 81 the mer-
chants and businessmen OF this city held
,o-day the Petersburg Steamboat Com
,,,ny wa. organized. with capital stock
- 5000 in shares OF 800 each. Major
Mann PAGE. Of Brandon, was elected presi-
lcn,. and the following gentlemen were
,bo.cn a Board Of Directors: y. III. Bur
row. William NJ Wilcox, John 4. War
Wirk. James :. Gillian. Jr., y. Is. Prich-
ard. Il. 4. Harrison. y. i. Jackson, VI.
lew. Augustus Wright. and \. G.. VI.
Martin. The company unanimously de-
cidcd 90 purchase AT once steamboat al
cost ~ rot over S5.4OO cash. The owners
~ the steamer ChipouX came IN and console
dated with the company. so that the me VIII
M present consist OF two steamers. The OBJ
icci of the company j. 10 develop the trade
oi the Lower James riycr-much OF which,
il i claimed. lcgitimMcly belongs To re
fer>burg. The company will most probably
buy The steamer Carrie. belonging 10 MesSrS.
~ioddert & Jameson, oi Norfolk, which mas
been sent mp here for examination, and Is
now living at our wharf, at $1,000 caSh.
Both steamers are 81 light dIaught, ana
can ascend the various small rivers emp
tying into the james. The movement i
considered good one. and viii no doubt
result In increasing he trade OF our clty
with the lower counties ON BON sides OF
the river.
Another meeting q interest touching
the tobacco trade OF our city was held To-
day 10 the Tobacco EXcbangc-a meeting
~ the buvcrs. sellers, and manufacturers
oi tobacco. whose object WAS 10 make some
practical suggestions 10 the planters, ana
thereby To "hctier the condition oil fclcrs-
burg ~ a tobacco market Major ;. W.
Ncnahlc presided. end There WAS a iree IN
tcrchangc Of opinions amt views; ana the
result Of the meeting was the adoption OF
a series Of resolutions endorsing and
recommending the cultivation by the plant
er~, whenever il can hc 50 done with sue
co-,. Of the class OF tobacco known a. the
white Burley." The action Of the meet
inc will Dee published and distributed
throughout the tobacco-grOwing counties
of S0uthsdc Virginia and North Carolina.
GRAY GOODWIN, worthy cOlOred man,
while loading dray with hog>hoads Of to-
bacc0 yesterday afternoon, was caught be-
meath 4 falling hOgshcad. and narrowly
missed being crushed TO death. He was
very severely injured about the head and
breast externally. and will be laid up for
some time.
snow and hail fell lat night to q depth
Of three or four inches, which to-day has
been converted into s.ush by rain.
ROBIN ADAB.
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Candy: l2k6llsc. r. 10.
Lannon's: s3.Su6tt3 fbox.
Oranges: Valencia. $3.50 q Gaze; hbf1's
sj5O@ $3.50 = box; Messin,, $3.50.
t:roccries. &c.
Bacon: Clear NIB sides, i1s@l1kc.; ribted,
lOAGll c.: shoulders. v%@01c.; N,rg'n's snoas-
hams. large, l24c.: smsil, l3m lSto- sugar..
cured. I3aG 1916; plain hams. i3e.; csnva.sss
Bscssts: Painted. Two hoops, sl.5o@si.75
three hoops, sl.75@s2. 49, .,-,
sl.5Qas2.50: four strings, ~ .25he3.
Io1ss RiO-C Common, lOm lie; fair, ll4l2c.S
good to prime, 13@14c.; Lsguayra, l4t9l5e.;
la f'Sndiss: Adamaniine candles, 14@la.c, pc,
Ia l7hc. z D.; half-boxes, &C.; t,liow. l4c.
11@l2c.; English dairy, ls@2Oc. p'reapp'e'
North Carolina cut herr.ngs, $50 ~. % eastern,
si5so%S a. Sf Sarrc iy so %ass
ercl, ss.5o@s9; No. l, in kits $3.50; No q M
lard: Primo. barrels aud tcrces. 12s@l3c.:
'n half-barels, l3sc.; tuhs. l2.@13c. for New
York; 1879. for choice Baltimore:
NOldsses. Common syrup-Iiogsheads, 21e.
lierceS Csc; barrels, Soc; genuine golden syrup
i565Oc T. gallon; New Orleans. prime 65@70c.
Sah: Liverpool, from store tl.0O. Ground
alum, from store, SOC. I. sack.
Sugar. Crushed, 1870. powdered, l0ke.; griu-
uIatcsi. IOgc: A. 0a6r9Hc.; u, om9ac.; esir, G.
s,4a Sc; G, s@ Sac; yellow, 7+e cut-'osi,
SpGp Common. 5@7c.: best washing. 7',asc
toilet, l5@ zoe, and fancy prices country, 4ssoc
1tos: Black, 25@5Oc.; imperial, 2oG7or.
gunpOw der, 35C.mSl.
Hides. Leather. &c.
hides: Wet sailed, la Sc; dry saltcd, l@lfc.:
dry flint, 1870 loo: green, 5@Oc.
Ledthef. Rough leather, S3d 3Oc.; finished har-
ness leather, 29@3sc.; finished upper, 3Ud5oc.
finished klp>. 5O@75c.: hemlock sole 20G c6c.
Iron. Steel, Nails, &c.
iron: American refined Old Dominion bar
, 9-lOc. r. n. for STANDARD sizes; English nnd
American sheet. 3LnjIc. swedcs. hammered, 5e1
Mis-: Old Dominion. $3.50 for standard sizr.
Plough Castings: wholesale 3}sc.; retail, ~.
r n.
Rope: Manila, best, l5c. iute s69c.
Liquors, Wincs,Ac
Aie: scotch, bc.t brands, pints s2@s2.o5 .
Bfan lies: Domestic, $3.50 az; fruit si.io@
sl.4O. apple. new. sl:75Ns2; old, s2.25GsS
Virginia reach SPA $3.50.
Rys Waisksys. Medium, s1.5Oq 50; pure old.
s3d-f; Virginia mountain, new. sl.10es2; old
Gia; Domestic, .l.c5@s2; imported, 50 e
Ner England Rum sl.5o@sl.6o.
Rectifed lVhiSktys. S125@si.30.
Lumber, Slaves, &c.
Lpaber: White oak, sl5@s20 4 1000; West
pine, $50 $50 Z, 1000; yellow pine boards.
SlO.5OMS l-markot still; dry clcir, sl4MslS,
and In demand; ioist, slO.5C ~ 1. according ~
Lengths. ~hnglcs-Pine, SI75MS2.5O: cypre.s.
-iX-inch. sG@rS q 1000. Laths-Spht, 81
sawed, ~ e 1000.
Iaues: Whiskcy-barrC timber, grcn, $3.50
500 r 900: seasoned. S20@23 (. LOCO. Flour
barrel timber S4M<7 e Loon. flour-b1rre'
poles, $40 sG. Hogshead-hoops. zoe. z bundle.
Powder, shot. sc.
Fuse: Toys mining, 37i5@sl.1O e 100 feet.
POirior: S6.2j by the live kcgS-less than i've
kegs, $3.50: blasting, S3.fOM 1858.
Shot. Northern. -l.S5 n bag OF % lbs
Griitdstones: le@2c = N.
seed.
Ciorer: sj.5O@s6.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Washington News and Gossip-Contcsted
Election Cases 49, Congressional Proceed
inss-Destructivc Connagration in New
York City; LOSS Nearly Si.00o,000; Sew
Murder Of n Colored Preacher In Louis
iana-Other Fires In Norfolk and Houston.
Texas-Cashier Baldwin, Of Newark, n.
j., sent 90 the Pcnitcntiary for Fifteen
Ycars-SaIe OF the Washington and Ohio
RaiIroad-Foreign Notes, &c.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

EfCHMOND, W., January 81 Iss-.
DARK TOBACCO FOR ENrOIT.
LugS.- Common, S5@ $3.50; medium, 500
sou: good, : % 500. ~
Le0L-ComInou. S7.jOH -; Medium. S-3u@
80; good, SlUusll: line. sl2@el3i extra fn'-
Sl4m SO.
DARK TOgACCO-MANufACTUR
Lvg FHers.-C ommou, $5.5C4S6: medium,
s6.JOt0 -; good, $500 ~.
S9m $3.50; good, SlOWsll; iine, = l.JU@sl2
extra tine sun-cured. $50 $50.
IVruDD fTs.-t'ommon, Sl0Vi-ll medium
$1,000 sl2. good. $50 1880; hne, $40 SlJ
extra sun-carcd. Slem $50.
BRIGHT T0BACCo-MANUrACTuB
Smokers.-Common, 5 lO@Sll: 0e'iium, - 3@
Sl4: good. elJMsl6.5O: line, SlSa SO; fancy
=27.5O@S3O. 80,
Ftliers.-ComnOn, Nl1Mrl2; medium, $3.50
Sl5; good, Sl6@Si7; line :lSHs20.
IVrdDper8.--t ommon. szOd -Z2.0O; mcdI I'M
$3.50 $50 good, 800 500 hne, S55@s6O; fancy
$3.50 $50. .,o.-.,.
Wrappers, NahogaRg.-Common, s2o@r25
medium. 5000 s35: good, si0M $40; hnc S0O.1
500; extra, $4,000 500.
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a burglars Fatal Fail from the Win
dow of Honse He Had Just Rob-

dow of "a Honse He tiuu Just hoD'
bed.
John Koran, foreman of Garner Il Co.'s
trucks, lives in apartments on the second
floor Of No. 5i7 Greenwich street, New
York. lie heard a noise in his kitchen
about 1890 Sunday morning. and went
from his bedroom, which l. in the rear OF
the flai and adjoinS the kitchen. TO the
door. There he saw the back OF a man.
who was climbing through the Kitchen
window ont upon the filc.cscapc. Koran
followed, but the burglar jumped, STUN
bling over some waSh-tubs on The fire.
escape ~ he did so. The distance TO the
ground is about twenty feet. Koran called
for the police. aud Policemen Coleman and
Buckley responded. In the rear yard, just
under the window, they found the body Of
a man, who died as they were picking him
up. I'm jumping, the burglar had lost his
balance and had struck on his head. BY
his side lay IIorn's pockci-book, with Sl2,
and in hi, pockets were = pipe and some
tobacco and cigars from llOran's room.
The man had evidently climbed up on the
roof of shed which reached al
most 10 the fre-eScape, and thus had
entered the kitchen window, which
was unfastencd. The body was taken
10 the Princc-Street p0licc-station. IL
was dressed i'm n rough suit Of dark
clothes and blue-lannel shirt. On the
feet were heavy shoes. Mrs. Smith, Of
Greenwich aud King streets, identified the
body as that Of Thomas Hatton, her
nephew, twenty-three years old. His mo-
ther. Mrs. Smith said, had recently gone
out to service, and young lIattOn had no
home. He had worked along shore and at
driving horses hosting freight out OF the
holds Of vessels. Sergeant Slater, Of the
Prince-street station, said that Hatton had
been arrested once for stealing rope and
once for assault and battery, but never con-
yicted
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Nf77II'f TN'~s
SALEs-FiRsr BoARD-50 shares Atlanta aud
Charlotte Railroad stock at 81; 10 shares Cbssa-
peake and Ohio Railway stock At 24A. 20 shares
Norfolk and Western Railroad preferred stock at
54h. 100 shares do. On l0l at 55l.; 10 shares re-
tersburg Railroad stock at 29I., 80 do. at 80, 10
do. at 29%, 10 do. at 1872. 20 shares Richmond
and Alleghany Railroad stock at 80, 10 DO. at
29t.
SECOND BoARp.-l0 shares Norfolk and Nest
ern Railroad preferred stock at SAX; 10 shares
Columbia and Grecnyille preferred at 90, 10 do.
at soTf, 10 do. nj s9i.; so shares Richmond and
West Point Terminal Railway and Warehouse
Company nj 202; 10 shares Richmond and Allie
ghany Railroad No 90; 5000 Columbia and
Grecnville second 6's, rs. ca at 90; 1000 Char
loite, Columbia snd Augusta first ia Oh. O. at
100; 1000 Petersburg Railroad bonds Glass Bl
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
TUESDAY, Janllary JIi I
Country Produce.

TUESDAY, January 81, 1852.
Country Produce.
1pples Grecn-from s3.509sj g barrel
BSfter: Prime 10 choice yellow, 27@3Oc.; fair
" corn 7G HsGi: s5c. per hu,hel for country; 90c.
for city mills. ,o~..o
Peas: Bhck-cye, el.5Oa sl75.
Dried Fruit: Apple, ~ Sc; baeko-rres Oc. >
cherri I5e 1p5e95Tni y 22S "Sld i4e
quar,ers, unpeeed, 40 &C.; halves nnIN'"u' -
abe. On. ., 1900.
SAGE. r b.: turkeys lO@ le. Z. 10. an
Poultry: Live chickens, lc9eise.; ducks, LOG
25c.
f5gsgi iI Prime l!yo-goO.e, 45@5Oc. common,
Fiarseed: sl.l5 . bu.hcE
Hfv: Virginia timothy el@~l'OS' cio''r-
mixed. S5tg9bc.; clover e0@OOc'
PotSio SSs Irish, $3.50 8 barrel, - d. -
ROOfS: Ginseng, sl.T3mSl.eO ". Stie'4'
free OF tops, iO@50c. e n.
Lard: Country Zoe.
Rue. Sl.O5Msl.I0 e bushel.
STmdc: Prime. 75c.
ShHchS: 7JG zoe.
Bqled MFdC 5Je.
TdilOtC. Got. G. L n. 1900. ,
WOOL. Washed, 37c.; unw.shcd 25@26c. Dur
~ wool viii bung from I'd BE-. e d. less Than
above rates.
Cement. Lime, Platter. &c.
Cement. Rosendale. u .656Lsl.75 q barrcl.
Lime. Agricultural, s6f Toe. 6 bu1itii h"'A-
land. : .35asl.4 according 10 quantity.
Plaster. Lump. s4.75i gronnd. sc eaIei".'
plaster 81 .6OdSl.75.
Tar. Large size, S3@s4.2o.
Dry Goods.
Prints. Mcrrimack, CSC; Mcrrimaek Shlrting
&c: Richmond, 6Ac.: south Bridge, 6fc.i fasihe'
7c: Sprlgue, 6isc.; >prague shlrting' 90. DUN
ncis he: Aliens, exc: Manchester, 7c.i Wash
tncton 6lc: Mallory Pink, 7c. Mallory Purple,
10: simpson Mourning, 7c.; simpson Grey, &c;
simpson Black, &c; Harmony oAe'; Ashsahd
RcoteH Cottons: Manchester A., 5te.; Man
chester "A A. A., 7e.; Rockbridge Al y. H.
Tcs. James River ;. O. o., 5Ae.; james RIVER
re, james River u. Disc.
Drugs, Dyestuirs, Oils, &c.
Alum: &C.
Concentrated Lye: s3@s4 G eae OF ienr do~oo
CoDDerds. &c.
Cpehtnsdl' 65c. 4 n.
Extract OF LogIcoOd: l6c.
Indigo. 9Ve.9sl.
1iis. iinseed. 50c.: machine, sl@sl.Io
snerm. : 30: whale, 75c straits. 5Ol6Oc. 10.
hrador-cod oil, Soc UOc. lard, is sweet. 80 e
dozen: best salad, $3.50; castor, 20 q gallon
Virginia mbrieating, 100000; ker%enr' oNe'
cash, n gallon.
Mace GiBgfr: Vc. -,
Roots: Ginseng, zoe. I; Seneca, without TOP, 3Sel
so Soda: sal, Rage, In sess; English soda, Be-
American, a,(,fc.
Spirits Trpeatf"s: ooe.
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SaIe of q Railroad.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, January 3l.-The
Washington and Ohio railroad, its fran
chises, rolling stock, etc, were sold to-day
TO +. A. Hoyt, formerly Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs. The purchase was made
in behalf Of the Cincinnati, Baltimore, and
Western Railway Company, and the sum
paid for the property was Sj92, 200.
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A Coiorcd Preacher Murdered.

CLINTON, La. January 31.-Marshall
Smith, colored preacher on Carruther's
plantation, was called to the door Thurs
day night and shot. Mckee and Single
bury, white men, were arrested on circum-
stantial evidence, and imprisoned.
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France.

PARIS, January 3l.-At the Council OF
Ministers held at the house OF NJ. de Frey
cinct 1t was decided TO consider the conces-
sions offered TO England by the Gambetta
Cabinet in regard TO the treaty Of COM
ncrce as IN accomplished fact.
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A Dcfauiting Cashier Sent to Prison,

TRENTON, N. j., January 3l.-Oscar l..
Baldwin, late cashier Of the Mechanics Ma
tlona Bank, OF Newark, appeared before
the United States Court here to-day and
pleaded guilty, and was sentenced TO fifteen
years Imprisonment in the State prison.
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HOnsF0RD's ACID PHOSPHATE IN IMPAIRED
DIGgsTIOS.-I have used lIorsford's Acid
Phosphate with success in cases Of nervous
Prostitution, wherein The digestion was
more or less impaired; especially In those
eases characterized by great prostraiion,
with excessive sweating.-E. c. Buell., NJ.
DE- Cleveland, o.
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From Norfolk.

Especial telegram % The DIspatch.I
NORFOLK, January 3l.-Joseph c. Camp,
the only colored councilman for this city,
died to-day.
NcaAy fifty thousand bales Of cotton
were exported to Europe from this port
this month.
The schooner Rhoda Holmes, ashore on
Hog Island, James river, has been gotten
of.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. January 81 N00R.-Stocks .rrcf-
ular, with downward tendency. Money, q Der
cent. fNcl4lugc-Loug. 4S3A: short ASos.
state bonds inactive. Government, weak and i
regular.
ErfntHQ.-Exchange 1882. Governments we k
and lower: new 5's, lU4k; new 4-'s. ll4's Now
A.. ll7t. Money. Is and l-32 per cent. - .tee
duli. ~uh-Trc,si,ry ualancc-c0in, si9s,3o1;
currency, 1851.
Ia frr9.fllyr.
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Fatally Burned.

NEW ORLEANS, January 3l.-Lacy Cain,
aged three years, son Of Mrs. Henry Cain,
was fatally burned last night by bed
cafchinV fire
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Fire at Houston.

NEW ORLEANS, January 30.-About 0
O'Clock tonight the tecgraphers at Hous-
ton, Texas, notified New Orleans that fire
had broken ont in the block in which the
telegraph Office is situated. Later notice
was given that the telegraph office was on
fire. Nothing heard from them since.
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Commercial EniIuro.

HAzEHURT, MISS, January 3l.-S. F..
Rogers, merchant, has assigned. LiabiI-
ties, $4,000; assets, $4,000.
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place to-day, on the ground floor. What

caused IL Is q matter OF conjecture.
The block In which the fire il burning l.
an irregular-shaped gore, and the building
formerly occupied by the World on its
southeast corner, and the Times building
occupying the entire northern angle of the
gore. The Tribune building is diagonally
across Nassau street from the Times build
ing, and the Sun is on the upper corner
OF the same block with the Tribune.
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Norfolk News Agency burned.

NORFOLK, Va, January 3l.-A fire broke
out early this morning in the store on Main
street occupied by the Norfolk News Com
pany. The loss by fire and water is $1,000
Partially insured. The cause OF the fire IL
unknown
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PORT or RICHMOND. JANUARY 81, 1852
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel. clifford, Norfolk, merchandise
aud passenger, and United state maiL. l.. ID.
IafHm. agent.
schooner Lille FalkenhurY. Loveiapd, kea
IOrk, kanlte, Southern FeriilxlEg Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New forks
uas rchandlsc and passengers, g.. ". Alien & Co..
agents. -,
steamer Ashland. Carr, Pliladelphia, merchan-
di-. and pas.rngers. ). ". NcCarr.ck, agent.
schooner r. ". Spcdden. Thomas, Norfolk, nier-
chandise. Currlc 90.