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EICnNoyp, January 80. 1872.
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rudcrr igucl ~ as ohcc, ln thc capitol. untiI
SATURDAY, February Z. iss2. 90 l2 ST.. for
PRINTING. BINDING. LIIHOGRAPillN0.&,
for iiic state of y rginia Tor twelve months from
Apri /. l~~.. ~ follow:
J. PRINTING SENATE JOURNAL, DoCU-
:. FriNiiNG HOUSE JOURNAL, DoCU-
NfNI~. BILLS Sc.
5. rKiNTiNG NNSI-,L RFPoRTs OF OFF,
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reports 90 internal imprnyem,ni coinplnlcs -
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Stood that tc contractor j. not 90 charge ior com-
dcrci if q Board ur state of'ccr.
1. PElNIINb ACTS or ASSEMBLY.
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which the book Il 20 hf printed must De A. FooQ AZ
new ana 81 modern flce-ihc same that used IN
preceding volumes. flr-i-class work. both a. 10
pr. nting and binding. will DE required
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going ~chc tu,e
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! roget ans CO.. an bids.
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I execution OF their contracts.
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superintendent 81 Public Printing
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ny Telegraph.
NEw YORK.

XIV YORK February Lotion fuli and easy
ssles. 2O7 halc,; uplandN l2c.; orleans, l-4c.'
c0usCil datcd net receipt, l@SzD D 1'~i tN r.
g. Great Butlu. l9,Ju9 bales: = ne continehi'
.75O bales. southern -four quiet and unchanged.
" heat opeaci t6tlr. higher. Afterwards b'ctuir
del r...ci and i6.t the advance, closing weak and
- 10 ,oie- v,'sferCay'a rate. uugrtdi-i red : l.23
ffSl47. ~. nd, -l.41is gar .4b4, uAf raici
white. sI.3iHs l.i2. ~. ~ febratl FI.tt1
= shade b Cher; afterwards became mcas ana o.
rilncd sa1,c.. closing heavy No. 9 "a ~ orc.i
Milo southern. ICE; No. . Feorury' o0s 9bac.
tf.rrn .nl4lTlr. Oats sAi SEE. higher AMI fairiF
Coffee dan and unchanged. Sugar unc h'niel ,l1
rather In0rr doing, FAR - good D. hulnE '"'p'i a.
changed ana quiet. Rice steady lnd larry lcuNc.
Resin frn q -2.aoNe23It. Iufis uilh' t"li ~
sac. Wool unchanged ccm.hi IN. iNiA
AZ de stronger and moderately tcbFt. fttt.
% cr.l. si-fcle.25 fctuuly- sl~.l DO
slsC5 March. Middle qpiN ald -i'-'pf. Tong
Dear. eg'c. Lari opc4gi ~ e. hlgher
1I.27.flsll.8J. Ic.ghts Orb LherP 81 steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. February Flour .ie.ay; How
ar!-.irec' nnd ep-iern suPfhns' 49, fRAu ar.
ss.5l ec.2s. CmIly. sG.fOo $500 CITY Mul-
.,ncrfuc, ei.25n .j.2b; extra '3,.'u 500 +
~, f.rtffe ~ lilfaDsc0 uuiiY. $50. " heat
southern quiet aud .teidy western 1sit An9
,t.y: s1nt' cru rcl slf0' amber sl.to No.
.,.ot Fpbrulry. - .3gtltel.40; Mlrch, sl.5l ~
@l83. torn->oullsrl steady: western Ne't ,
..,rfrrrr ufitr. sNC.s yellow nc. Oitf ALriNt
-f,.,dv. southern. 5un52c.. wc-lrrn Whit. , 20
s2c. missed. 50N5lc.; PenEsy islnin, oWst o5s o.
prg,il.0a- frin. Mea.-poIk, slH.0pn Gle. 80.
r.ft me. udcraaui cietr-rih .ilfs, pachf.i'
n and Zoe Hacon-~houidfre r -. tlffi ND
iacs. lr. hams. 80 IS ". tari-ii eIne.i' = =.
600. oufct: RlO carrns-- ordinary 70 t4if' $40
90. ~agar quiet. frcights duu.
CINCINNATI
gvcfvSATi, February i.-flnr hfm iam.il
81 % r $3.50; fiucy. 1d.Somr .'u. Mi"t1 ~
ffyr frn ana higher at . = r. i.f-. ,"ih 'i1ii
ana lower. No mixed. 0lrHtog - tlAt- 4 '...i
81 . mixed. 4-c. Pork hrin z $50. i-sF1 ~
goid demand ~ sil.iOwsi i.Se; sniA -,lt.ts
tr,,e,. i.oullors. e.; RIB, stc. NhlsAt1 .t'ad.
- e,r-banred 20 sl.l7; combination s.les -
1ri.hTd l-s,.is. 20 barrels 90 q basis 90 sA.l1'
enysr unchanged. Hogs -tsacy and arm; COM
pos, md neht. s5.3Oas6-s5; Iackiug and butch
crs, .6.7jg -I.f'.
ST. LOUIS
81 rorte. February l.--fiour quiet aad nu'
,,,-,,f "a Wheat higher bot unsetflcdi No. ~
IN aI4gt cnsh. ei.Ai. March. Corn openct
hi rher but declined: &c. ca-h' ysf- aiaf,h- ant
! Tf,f,.., b.t slow f5lr. cash. fOr. March. Tor
ire lut slow: $3.50 Fcbruary. lari nninl
mn, hlgber. bulk-mcsts s.roES anu h,thrf
| Le,islrs, 1880; rih, $3.50; clear, sv.oo' Nnig
/ key nlgher II Sis.
CHICAGO.
Z CHICAGO. February l.-tlow gu1 su1 ui'
I e,'."...s Nhe4I unsstglod demand artsei li'es
/ bJyhsr. = 9 Chicago sprinr' sl.5Vs1 =
, casil, sa.3l FEBRUARY. GOA a~Ai ~-sa a'a@u
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Three Young Ladies' Drowned i'm the
Shenandoah RiNcr.

BALTIMORE. February IL disp9icb
from Broadway. Rockingham county. Va,
say, that two daughters OF Michael Faidlcy.
aged eighteen and thirteen, and Mis-. Lena
Wilt. were drowned in the Shenandoah
river Monday. They attempted 10 eros, on
am unsafe bridge and fell in. Two u the
bodies were recovered. bnt that OF tie cl
der Miss Faidlcy wa, not found.
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The Deadlock at Albany.

ALBANY. y. Y. February lin the As
sembly to-day Mr.. Cullen introduced a re-
solution adopting the ulcs Of the Assembly
oi ISL for the guidance OF the present
House until a permanent organization can
be- effected. The resolution was laid over,
and after three ballots had been taken for
Speaker. without q change in The vote pre-
viously east. the House adjourned, and the
Democratic members. With the exception
II the Tammany delegation, met in the
WAYS and Mcaus-C Committee room 70 con-
slider the resolution. The Senate adjourned
after very short session.
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Tho Georgia independents.

NV NOEE, FOhTImTy l.-An Augu'Il
special says: Wv. =. FELTON,. The leader
Of the Independents ia Georgia, opened the
campaign here tonight lTuesday) in
,uccch Of two hour,. he declare, in favor
o.; the abolition Of The po.l-taX and Of
national bank. for unlimited currency.
for gold and silver coinage. and for silver
certificates. and Tor abolition OF the con-
Aicf .N.tnIn.-
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been discontinued in some eases because il
had been superseded by'the star service.
and it, continuance amounted 10 nothing
bu' a subsidy 10 steamboat companies.
The committee. without further action.
rose.
The Speaker laid before the House
message from The President transmitting
letter from the Commissioner Of Pensions
giving all estimate OF the amounts that viii
be required annually 10 pay pensions for
the next twenty-five years under certain
conditions. Referred.
Adiofu-ncd
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A brutal South Carolina Murder.

NEW YORE, February Ia special from
Kingston, :. c.. reports that Anderson
singleton and Lucinda Tisdale attacked
Ph0bc Tisdale, sister Of Lucinda, in their
residence, near that place, and murdered
her In most brutal manner. II Is sisted
that Singleton for some months past has
been paying marked attention TO the muir
dered woman. Lucinda managed 10 win
his affections, and after be bad discarded
Phoebe they decided W kiil her.
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Accldent 10 . Sleamship.

NEW YoRK. February 1.-THE steamship
City Of Richmond, from West Point, a.
went ashore near Bcdioc's Island at $3.50
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. II Wa snow
ing heavily at the time and the pilot got out
oi hi. course. 4 tug-boat went 10 TIE A.
,i.iauce OF the Richmond and lowed her
Oh. She received no damage, and 81 once
procccdcd 90 her pier.
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FINANCIAL.
CHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. February l. lee2.
SALEs-FIEST BOARp.-l > shares , olunbio and
Grcuyiilc preferred lB. c. az 90, "a do. az. c.
az "a 20 shares Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
~. c. az 90 80 shares Petersburg Railroad stock
al DO. 30 share. Norfolk and Western Railroad
preferred stock ~ SO. 100 d. ~. 3ol at JGs;
1000 Petersburg Railroad bonds ,Class ~ ~ 81.
SECOND BOAGD.-lO shares Richmond aud Allc-
giany Railroad stock a. 800 20 shares Petersburg
Railroad stock NJ COZ, o do. 20 29'r. 10 DO. "a
29t. 20 DO. 20 2og: GOO Petersburg Railroad
- az 4 a.
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Destructive Fire and Loss of Life I'm
Lock port. y. y.

LoCkPORT, y. y, February Three
large 1ouring-mill., owned BY Thornton
& Cheeyer, Arnold & Little, and Gibson q
Pureser. were burned to-day Loss, sl25,-
600 Assistant Chief Engineer OF the Fire
Department George Woods was cut of by
The flames in one Of the buildings, and
jumped from the third-story window, and
wa. killed. Several other firemen were in
iurcd
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The SMALLPOX in BrunsuieI1 County.

PETERSBURG. February l.-smaIl-poX OF
@ malignant type has broken ont in Bruins
wick county. In several instances The
disease has proved fatal. Churchc- and
school-hou,c. have been closed. a count!
bo,nital ha, been established. when lr-t
discovered the disease was thought 20 be
cbickcn-pON.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
EiDiHoNn. February j. les2.
SALES.
WUrA An. xci. = + bushes primo 90 LOO.
10rs.-W white. goo au.lfis ni4uD 90 SIZE; -
Iu.l,ol. prime % s5c.. 1Js 1,lei- ygy good AZ
sac.
F4I-G bu.ici. common at rl.nt.
NFAL--Io busted. NrIN good 81 &c.
toTTOs .-Rccopt,. % bales. Qb0J4iiQu,. Md-
ding. / &C.. low mlddliug, lie.
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MARINE INrELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. FEBRUARY I,Iss2.

PORT OF RICHMOND. FEbRtARN /, 1852.
ARRIVED.
schooner &. 4. Harris Benton. New York. light.
10 load coai Tor Boston. Chesapeake and ohio Rail
road Company.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel. clifford. Norfolk. merchandise
md Passengers and United States mails l.. u.
Taium. agent.
schooner Thomas Clvdo. Fisher. Fllsfhethp6rt.
y. j.. railroad tlt.-. urls & Parker.
schooner Lena N. Co,tingtam. >cull. Peter burg,
ffy if
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billiard Watch.

NEW YORK, February l.-Priyate adNicc'
from Paris state that al the billiard match
last night Vignaux. in the second inning,
scored 8Js. beating the best score on record
al the champions gamC-that 81 schaeiers,
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HAVE SEEN :. :. :. STOP the hair from
falling out IN short time wonderful effects
in all skin or Blood disease. W. II. Pat
tcrson. Druggist. Dallas, Texas. Price, Il
and SI7J per bottle.
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tuoA, n. T., January 3I.-Nr. Hiram
Miller. father u United States Senator
Warner Miller, was killed on sircet-crcss-
my by locomotive on the New York Cen
'f2i railroad here this evening.
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France. and since Tuesday the latter stock
Of metal has increased by forty millions oi
franc. A passage IN the Ministerial state,
referring 10 the financial situation, says il
shows nothing that ought 10 alarm. but II
demands certain precautions. For the
present the State cannot entertain the qucs-
ton 81 conversion, etc.
No LAND-LEA0UE FUNDS IN TUE UNI0S GENE
EkLE.
LONDON. February l.-Tbe Press Asso-
citation say: We are requested TO contra
diet the rumor that a portion Of the fund.-
Of the Land League was invested in the
Union Generate. Most Of the money Is in
vested in American securities.
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By Telegraph.
NFW YORK.

NV York. February I.-NooH.-Stock- irrcru-
lar MONEY. g Tor cent. ENchuge- Long, Z 81.
short. 449e. state bonds duh aud nrmcr. coy
ernmcufs fi'riy frm.
ErtAing-fNcnlnec, 1872. Government
strong. uet 5'.. lu2.,. GcW 81. ll4r nrw -.
IlTi. Money, and l-64 PIT cent states m1d,
rIlely active. -ul,-Ire suTy uaiancc-toin. s7O.-
l88: currency. sf.54l.
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HOT-BED SASH.
.uf1rior quality, ~ bottom pricos.
WHITTHURsr & OWN,
Manufacturer - sash. Bliud>. D0ors, &C.,
Twclnh street tei~een Cana. aaa HyTd.
a a-lAwim
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

MRS. :. Z. ROSTER,
vi PROM INV lonK CITY. ...
offers her sofs iscs a. ItAttith ~ Np'hl.
asp ISSrrftlF MENTAL. NTSlf-Piano aud
Guitar: slso. a. r. VISITING GoNfINL-~ In
ftfuiiIr. for GENERAL iN~lRl CIiOs.
Roidcncc. 800 NORTH SEVENTH slEEhI-
IA DT-.rsfffh
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The London "Iines' on 'hit'"
States Interference In Chiiian A.
fairs.

fairs.
LoxDoN, February 1.-The Times. in IL
leading article this morning. say, " Med.-
alton in the south American war such q,
Secretary Frclnghuy.en has commissioned
Trc,cott 10 undertake j. iIint0d with no
dc.i,-,s of private profit for ihc arbitrator
evecn, that which peace must bring 10 all.
Fneii,hmen must le permitted 10 regard
fbc attempt with sincere good VIII as II
devised Oh their special behalf
large Reductions OF Rents i'm lreian".
Copv. February 1.-The commissioner,
.undcr the land act made remarkaple re-
i,,,tfor. In rent Yesterday. The rent OF a
,',.rn an Lord EmOnts lropcri! was re-
duced from cs4 70 G35, ana ihe i'hl. o.
several Others were reduced 90 per 'eH''
Financial Matters.
p.rt.. February LIT is believed ihal
Ill prorecdings wall De commenced
a.-,f,.t tbe Union Generate. II l. stated
H., ~ suspension Was caused by the re-
s,'.sI M the Lander Bank to pay lI.0o0OoO
sr,rr. which had been depended upon 70
cr.lle The Union Generate TO neet IL ma
i.;lit,c. Thirty-one -trong boNes IN
a." Union Generate, vaults were
found emmy. and an examination OF u
49, rrpyc. that when NJ. Bont0uN
',a,@d H. proGts were j1.000,OOO france,
,sere w M really a deficit Of eG,ooo,OoO
francs. rho I,,,o,io,
PM ' h. raised the rate Of discount to .
d. c' M and the rate 81 interest on adj
yanccs 10 per cent
1HE sITuATIoS II FRANCE.
IoxnoN. February 1.-The Paris corre-
s,,nr,lent "a the Times says No serious
sieps have vet been taken to assist SO. some ias
NV s,st or or seventy members Of The outside
raA whose position Is believed to Nc
,,,.a az The cote Europenne .ayss
pnr;nc January from seventy to eighty
n,ili,on france worth Of Napoleons passed
MN a'a,'V So Rama 0. EEgi4nd u TIC 3'nA Of
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,Iur.cTwrNT AND PLASTER.

2 0OO BAAJRREL .'I Ro S6.fASi2 tIN ~,
TTNT 300 haFfpls iMfOEffD PORTLAND
CFsiET. 500 barrels CALolNkD II ArIth
,ls,. NOVA SOFIA ~ Mp and Fkf III
: nj lor prices. NJ NtE N,N's VI.
"a 15-eoi6m
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Anybody can catch q cold now. The
trouble Is r. Ut "a. like The man who caught
'he bar. We advisc orr readers 20 keep
: 1oitle ci Dr. Bulls Cough syrup handy.
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Flour-We quote: Zine, $500 -; extra, -
-gf,prgrr. sG.25 Gr6.3N. common family, s10
$50: clOlce family, - us8.
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NTW YORK COTTUS FUTURES.

ceipt~ l4nT Laies: groS., ISIS bales. FuturS
closed bareiy slcady: sales. I65-0oo bsIee; Feb
rmry. 81 .Q4essll. 1875: March. sl2.lsael..ls,
ApTii. sl2.SSsaSl2.3a: Nav. sl2-5s: June,
sl2.73asi2.75. July, sl2-s5@sl2.s6; August,
Sl2sGasl9.97; Scptembr, sl2.5z@si2.St
sll.02: December. sll .ssatl1.65.
The Etsafag Posts c0itnn-mnfkef rcpor' says:
Future deliveries Al the fr-t eau lot g-fOO and
later in the DAY s-l0O. Tie advance nf yester-
day was no do4ld premature. "A Ire Third call
rohrulry brought - 1913; March, sl2.l7 April.
stg "a Iune SO ~.
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WATCHES. JEwFlRy. dc.
,rssps SIDNEY WARD. ALLAN

Nj Nrci-iLoCH, ALFRED H. TnkCllfR.
giIYoIsEI sLLlGMAN. AND 4. b. EfLNlN,
ls-ehy give notice that on AONbAl' fs.guarye,
1 So. hooks WILL BIZ oihNEl nc I'D.
., fcifN erON NrAIANs a boCLWAhI. Ne. llo&
Main stfsst. Over The flrsi National bsns u hih-
,n.1a H. receive II B~tRil.llu>c TO luf
gAPfrAi. ~ToNK Oh Tnf Hf>kitO RAIL
Poal5 COMPANY. The said books VII - under
H. Inconvenience 81 Ne ssrs Johnston. Villains
A IBnnlxare and MI, remain "isn Tor 70 os,s.
Tbe .ib,rfi psloa Will hc la shares % cne hundfei
dollar. each, and when Two haudfvd aud ary
fsrcs shali have heen Subscribed Tor the company
siil 1roSes.l w oTs s.AiLsIiol, y -s-~s-ss
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UNDERWRITERS.

IOSEPH ". LAl BE, Ta
~ tUENI~lUNG-J NDFKTAhE R, --A-
CorNgE Fu.sT AID BROAD eIREETh-
RICHMOND, Va.
WOOD AND METALLIC NlRlAl-fASI~,
ROBES. ia ARsf. Hhth~.
and IN thing. requisite 50 foWI-I hAfhN.
TcicQr8fhlc and country ORDER solicited tnh
I J. BINFOBD q SUTIlER-f7
~ AND. INDEHT AkERS, 1904
Franklin sirp.f Moar Goyernnrl. kichnosd, Vs.,
NFTAIIIC CASES and CssktI~. hl-o,
fL0TTf-COyFRFD CAsKET>. order from Tie
country promptly attended o. both day aud night.
uo 26-Sh.Iu& lh3m
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HORSES. MILES. &c.
MULES AND HORSES. Z

MULES AND HORSES. On
vi [GN
I havc ouened WHOLESALE AND Ri All
II tiif.T- al ~. 1888 Franklin street, Iich-
tont Va. where I VIII keep = good supply -
MULES and HORSES ALWAYS an band. Aly -Hlen-
10 sl.r each aud all fair aud SQUARE dealing. Any
-. ION not finding what thcy want 30 my sfabses
cau addrr.. me. care 70 east INN street. tincip-
natl OHIO. which 10 NV ho1dIuartcrs fer bulinf,
and IN Do uof 6i thc order - suit ihcir io,b IN
frrrttliur Guaranteed O. De- iusi ~ r,prs- nbf-
Mr.. Peter p.urs extensive business Ia TIE mule
ma horse line b. iust opposife niue. ..........
d G-9ns sHORGE -. BENNETT.
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TIE rAYrENT oF passions.

WASHINGTON. February 1.-The Prcsi-
dent sent 20 the House to-day q commune
cation from the Commissioner II Pensions
in reply to the IIou resolution calling for
information g, 20 what amount Of The az
preparation w0Ild be required annually 70
pay pensions during the next twenty-five
wear, based on the following conditions {:
II an claim, for pensions arising from the
war OF the rebellion shall be adiudicaicd
within seven years. terminating June ~,
ISIS. and Il 10 The end OF that period the
survivor, oI the war with Mexico aad their
widows shall then De pen,!oned az eight
dollars per month.
Commissioner estimate, tho amount,
which VIII bc required for The twenty-five
year, ending with 1906 40 Si,5i1,Gjl, $50.
81 which Sl.2G4. 229.977 are rebellion war
claims fled prior 10 june 30. lsSo; $751;
100000 rebellion claims filed after june 80,
1850, and Sj1.92l.GlC Mexican War claims.
The amount, grow gradually les, annually
from So, O00, 900 90 S23,0O0.0O0.
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BALIlMoEE.
BALTIMORE. Pc rulIy l.-Nirhnia6' d,irrol'
II. rra-ai.. 60. second series. 80 plst-iu' c'N-
1ols. 20: moss lu-iC's. $50. 1914 io-.lt,.
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lower: 60amsu,c. ea.h. 9, svae,<c. February.
90, ef6lc. March. Oats dull and . shade iowef {.
tiLtbt2c cash, 4f,c. February. BARLEY cas'r ~
$500 PORK moderately active aud higher hut
unsettled: sis.4e1sisf5 cash. sls.o0tss :: 62's
March. Larl unsettled but generally high.r
meats moderately active and higher; slouldcrs-
az SO: short rim sa.53; short clear. 1855. Nhis-
key ia fair demand and higher at el.ls-
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE. February l.-FloW dull and ne
elected Wheat unsettled; closed firm: No. siii-
watkec hard. Si.AO: spfr. rash aud February.
81 .3Or: March. Al .3z'i. Corn lower No. 2.tnSe.
oats quiet No. 2. slae. Pros'sionsblgher. Aess
poek. slS4O cash and teiIrnary. -le.e5 Narch.
i.srd-f'flInc steam. sll.20 cash aud February,
lao March, pogs quiet at SOL 5eBe6.75.
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pIsOPO< AIS.
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS
IOr
PUBLIC PRINTING. BINDING. EULiNG,
WRAPPfNG. LITIIOCRAPIuNG, a..
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A., tie positions Of The company al quar-
ri ar. directly the sane, and they are
,cuaI In fnanc,s. 60 3. difficult % deter
miu- what viii bee done. The latest move
ihe Nashville Company have made i 20 try
aad cad. Gould ou' 81 thc Chicago and East
ern Illinois and Evansville and Tcue Eanie
l.he.. They laye bought considerable
stock in the FORMER, bat no; enough to con-
troll e. The position Mr.. Huntington has
taken In the Louisville, Cincinnati and
Lexington maiter {, hacked by Cincinnati
merchants who had the Cincinnati South
en- built because they did not Ike the
treatment 81 TIE Louisville and Nashville
people. While Gould's object IL different
w.. 10 control all---he has but little SYM
lcihy. lie has Tie power 10 give much
trouble TO hls opponents, however, and
jest where II viii end no one can tell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-02

,.urc.co. february l.-tionr quiet aud an-
change, Wheat UNSETTLED demand artsei li'es,'
bIyhsr. = q Chicago spring, rl-3oe1' 'Al
cash. s.3l February. GOA asAi ~-sa ai'@0e
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WASHINGTON. February 1.-The state
ment issued to-day shows the decrease q
the public debt during the month Of Jan
nary 10 Doc Sl2.s7S, s3G.36; cash in the
Treasury. S2iG, 46S. 80: gold certificate,
outstanding. Sj.lSS.12); silver certificates
outstanding. SCS .09.G10; certificate, Of
deposit outstanding. l1.4oO.CO0; refund
ing certificates, $3.50. 100: legal-tcndcrs out
standing. S3iG.GSl .0lC: fractional currency
outstanding. $1,000. 1885,; cash balance
available. e1t3QOf .GG3aa
The Evening critic., 1882-01-16

TTOR RENT-A LARGE TWO.STORN BRICK
A stable, in rear of premises, 5l6 second street
northwest; gas and water; rent go per month, in
advance. Inquire on premises or l0-l seventh
steCet n. W. ia9Gt+