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WA7uINCTON, February 30 TIE Pm
ic. l did not hear OF the Philadelphia Tt
frgcrai0r mans proposition 10 apply TO my
brothers body q "patent process for pre-
serving meals until / saws il in print
day or two agO, and supposed Il was aioke
or clever advertising dodge. Il was
never submitted 10 me. nor did ! know
that Mr.. Scoyille was seriously entertaining
such bargain until to-day, when } heard
Of his reply, which have just now seen in
print. j shall never have anything
10 do with such an exhibition, and
] do not think il can be accom-
plished without my consent. When
nv brother is dead, whether be dies by
legal process or in an insane asylum, his
body will be submitted 10 a proper post
nOriem examination, in the interest Of
truth and medical science, which being ac-
comprshed il will he disposed Of in man
ner that will not offend public deccncy and
morality nor stimulate u depraved and
vicious curiosity. If ] am favored with
prosperity / had rather assume the pay
ment OF hi debts n my own than for any
purpose use the proceeds q so repnlsiye
and uerniciOus an exhibition. Mr.. ScoVilie
deserves and has my sympathy and admira'
ton Tor the sacrifices he has 50 manfully
endured and the heroic devotion he has eX-
hibited IN my brothers defence.
JOIN W. GUITEAC.
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airhmona 1ispatth.
,TtlRpAy. ......FEBRUARy 4, 1882.
THE Jeanette.

s-ogV OF THg RETREAT N TliE THREE RoATs-
,r,ptSo To LANp--DiscoyER1 uF LIEvTEN-
ayr Ok i.oxG's LOST RECORDS.
P,E,s. February s.--The following i'm
,.,rtant dispatch was received direct this
corning from Lieutenant pancnhower. nj
frkutsk: -,
IN the morning Of September 18th, bound
sor Rarkin, ninety-five mites distant. we
"a, clear 81 the ice At noon. There wss then
! heavy gale from the northeast, and Tie
h,ats dispersed. During The night ibe
,sptsip's boat, which wa loaded deeply,
Lost her maS;s and sails. We made iano
=, the evening ~ the 18th In shallow
water. The boat was abandoned Two
miles from the beach. and our party waded
and reached the deserted village oi sagapp;
We cachcd the log-hocks and PROCEEDED
.oush on September 10Th.
Lieutenant De- Longs lost record, which
we have found. reads IS follows:
"SATt RDAY. October 1, ISL.
.. Fourteen Of the officer and men OF The
Jeannctte reached ihi. hut on Wednesday,
Serielpber 2Sih. and. having been forced
- Wit Tor The river 90 freeze over, are pro-
coedina to cross 10 the west side ihi- morn
ind. on their journey 10 reach some settle
mont on the Lena river. ! have two days
provisions. bat having been fortunate
enough thus far % get game in our press
nc needs We have no fear for The future.
Our par1y are al well eNcepi Hans tTis-
sen. whose toe. bslc been an Putated IN
eonseoucpce OF frOst-hitf. Other records
viii be found in several hUts on the east
side ~ the river along which we nave come
from The north. GEORGE W. I)k LoN"'
Three other records have been iound'
Erjk-en died on october .th. The parry
were IN Great distrcs. for want o. FOOD.
Sores and Nindeman were sent ahead LOT
relief ON October 9th. They marched
.outh Tor fifteen DAYS. and were found IN q
starving condition on October 24th DS
tbroe retive,, who took them 10 sttile-
ment Thev could not make themselves
understood. News al them reached Us
ON October Goth. An immediate search
was commenced. and the party were
Traced ~ wilderness on the west
bank Of the Lena. NATIVES refused fur
Their work. and return 90 BOloncnga was
necessary. 10 get Russian assistance, OF
November 2Sth. A large force l. now
searching. having 10 dig out everything, a.
the ground is deCpE-covered with snow.
The wilderness j. devoid Of game. Very
prompt and efficient action wa taken by
The Russians. Every effort IS being made.
Jack Cole j. tranquil to-day. lie j. Vlo-
Tent only m times. lie has s0ftcning OF the
brain. NV lett eve is ruined, and my right
one i badly impaircd. The other men are
VIII. JOHN DANENHowEE.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Cambetfa's Views.

LONDON. February 3.-Thc Paris CORE
spondent Of the Times vOuche- for the i0l-
lowing: On handing 10 VI. de Freycinct
the portfolio Of Prime Minister, Gi,mbetta
said he deemed II necessary TO commune
cate his views on three points-yiz.
1T. The speedy settlement Of the COM
mercial treaty responded 10 the real inter-
ests OF France o. much n 10 those Of Eng
land.
%. He had instructed Ranstan 10 study
the means ~ giving Tunis an organization
embracing the administration Of financial,
judicial. and military matters on the spirit
Of what had been done in Algeria. lie had
intended carrying this out as speedily a.
possible by placing experienced officials al
his disposal, protected by the prolonged
il not definitiye, presence OF special troops,
10 he created for French protectorates.
Sd. He reminded NJ. de Freycmct that
England had accepted the project Of an
armed intervention in the event OF Egypt
falling into anarchy.
Foreign Notes.
LoSpoN, February ga telegram 10 the
DGilu Chronicle, which lacks confirmation,
saws Garibaldi has been given up 10y his
physicians.
4 dispatch from Paris to the Times says
the only measures Of relief for the Bourse
which NJ. Leon say, Minister of Finance,
favored in his statement yesterday, were II
that treasury operations deprived the mar
ket OF anv available capital the sums tenn
porarily Withdrawn should be restored.
4 telegram from Lyons announces that
the police have closed the branch OF the
! Union Generate in that city.
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TELEGRAPHC NEWS
TO THE DESPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

and Other Washington Mat
ters-Notien Made for n New Trial Tor
Guiseaa; Judge Ccx's Dccision Expected
To-Day-A State senator OF south Car
eiina Comnaittcd 20 Jail for Discrderiy
Cenducs-A knife-Tragedy In Newborn, n.
C.-Faiiures During the Past week-Saie
OF the Wesleyan Female csiiese Mt will
mipgten, Dei.-Inesndinry Fire In Norfolk
COMMUNICATING Of a Georgia 0utiaw-A
New Work Murder and snieide-Thc Ma
tionsl Agricultural Convention
Communicates his Views 20 the New French
Premier-6aribaIdi's Condition.
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SAN. BLACK y FROZEN INIEiNAllY on THE
WAY 10 MS UNCIE's FUNERAL, AND DIES
on TIE EyE OF HIS MARRIAGE.
samuel Black, young coiored man Of
this vicinity, came 10 his death "Wednesday
morning in quite singular way. Tuesday
sam. and his cousin, George Black, started
afOoi across the knobs 10 attend the burial
az an uncle. ON the way sam. complained
Of being very hungry-had eaten but little
breakfast-and ate a great deal Of snow,
George protesting against II. " hen
within mile or so OF the lite residence
OF Mr.. Thoma. Mcconnell sam. was una
bic 10 60 farther. and George carried him
on his shoulder for q mile or more. At
Mrs. O'Connell's George got little salt,
which was given sam. 70 yomit him. The
salt did not have the desired eject. George
went and procured conveyance for sam.
10 the house Of friend. \ physician was
sent for, and though everything was done
that medical skill could afford, Sam. died
about 4 o'clock "wednesday morning. hav-
ing been frozen internally by eating large
Quantities OF snow.
Since the above was put In type we learn
that the deceased was 10 have been married
last night. Instead Of being a bridegroom
he was shrouded for the grave. All in all,
il l. a sad and unfortunate affair. AJiRg-
don Standard.
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Disorderly Conduct of South Caro-
lima senator.

COLUMBIA, :. c., February Ex-senator
Fishburne was released from Jail Wednes-
day afternoon, giving his bond for two
thousand dollars to keep tie peace. Yes
terday he occupied his seat in the Senate
and spoke on the stock law. To-day the
debate was resumed, and Fishburno was
compelled to take his seat by Lieutenant
Governor Kennedy, the president, on ac-
count of being out % order in his remarks.
When the senate adjourned Fishburne APP
preached the presiding officer and asserted
that his rulings had been unfair to him.
Kennedy replied, "0b, no, Fishburne, i
treated you as would have done any other
senator.n Fishburne replied "You are a
d. liar, sir; whereupon Kennedy
struck him. They were separated. Fish
burne followed Kennedy up the street,
cursing him. and finally overlook and
struck at Kennedy with MS suck. The
blow was warded OF by gentleman with
Kennedy and the parties separated. Fish
burne has been committed TO Jail.
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Reading Railroad Company from the tax
a se on the wages certificates heretofore
;ss',ad I,v The company. The bill gave rise
70 ' considerable debate. which was opened
~, ~ AZ Hammond, Of Georgia, in opposi-
ton THE amount issued was s4,s37. 600
III ,ha tax s4s3, 700. By vote Of 100 TO
a. AT the hin was laid aside to be reported un-
fayorably. $500, a, an
,,,as re,,orfed back unfavorably and was
Lid on The table that is, defeaied).
a motion to adjounrill Monday was re-
;oc,od"~oves IO4; noes, l0J-and then at
Z O'clock the House adjourned till to-mor-
Yox
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Destructive Fire I'm Norfolk County.

Especial telegram TO the DlspatcnJ
NORFOLK, Va, February 3.-This morn
ing the barn and stables Of w. A. Jackson.
ut Centrevile, Norfolk county, were en-
tirely destroyed by fire, with their contents.
There were 1000 barrels OF corn, 90 tons OF
hay, 1900 pounds Of fodder, one wagon,
and a hay-press, all OF which were totally
lost. A yoke OF oxen and much valuable
machinery were badly burned. The entire
loss il estimated at &c. The fire was
incendiary, and there was no insurance. a
few weeks ago Mr.. Jackson's valuable saw
mill property was destroyed near the same
place Nv an explosion.
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What May be Done With Guiteau's
Corpse.

WASHINGTON. February 2.-Ihcrc is NJ
n. II any news I'm the Guitcau case this
morning. The motion for a new trial Will
be- argued tomorrow morning. and viii
yndouhtedlv he denied by judge Cox.
The District attorney VIII then move Tor
immediate sentence. and il j. generally be-
Ueved judge Cox viii call The prisoner up
on SATURDAY, 10 receive the sentence Of the
court. That the assassin VIII Zee sentenced
10 DE hanged Is o proposition that admits OF
po discussion, hut tle dale Of the cXecu-
ton and the disposition o. the body after
death are elements which depend upon
the discretion Of The court, and - far as
can De- asccrtaincG Judge Cox la- not yet
inlima.qd what his action VIII be. The
immersion prevails. however, that the exc
culi0n win take place not later Than June
Both. and in view Of The recent propositions
10 make q public spectacle OF the murder
cr', remains il j. thought highly probable
that Judge Cox will exercise the discretion
given him 10y the Revised Statutes, and m
cludc in the sentence the disposition also
If the body. Section $3.50 OF the Revised
statutes of the United state, provides that
"the court before which any person is con-
Yicicd Of murder may. IN H. discretion,
add o the judgment OF death that the
body a tie offender be delivered TO a
surgeon for dissection, and the marshal
who executes such judgment shall de-
liver the body aft execution 70 such sur
ccon rs Che court may direct; and such
surgeon, or some person by him appointed.
shall receive and take away the body at the
time ~ execution" A. both the sister and
The brother Of The assassin have expressed
q strong desire for poSt-mOr'em eXamina-
tion. and have I'm terms denounced any
speculative disposition Of the body, the
Court NAY feel more disposed 10 crafty
their wishes I'm this respect by course
which win at the same time make 10 impos-
sille 20 shock ihe public sense oi dcccncy
aud pyopriCty, a, would De done ii the re-
main, were made the subject II 1cripatc-
lie -ide--bOW
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A New York Murder and Suicide.

Troy. \. Y, February 81 feud DC
tween William Jacobs and the family OF
Adam LouaX, weIl-known residents OF
Grafton, Rensselaer, county, eliminated
last night in murder and suicide. In an
outburst OF passion Jacobs fatally shot Mrs.
Adam Lonax, his sister-in-law. and then
committed suicide by cutting his throat
with razor. Mrs. Lonax was not living
with her husband. Jacobs. who lived a
half mile distant, visited her frequently.
Jealousy was the callse Of the trouble.
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STOCK EXCHANGE.


sALTs-TIRsT EoAED.-1O shares Columbia nd
GreenyiiIe Railroad preferred at lolk, 90 do. =;
1902; 20 shares Petersburg Railroad at 2fas, 20
do at 20. 10 DO. at 2et, 90 do. at 2e4, 10 do. AZ
2es,. 100 shares Richmond and DanyiIo RailrJsd
stock r.. 6ol at 240; 10 shares Richmond and Al
leghany Railroad at 80; IL shares City Bark 81
26S; 5000 shares Richmond, York River and
Chesapeake Railroad lB. CT At ll2x; 1000 shaTes
Petersburg Railroad second s's at 90; 1000 Pc
tersburg Railroad bonds, Glass b, at 81.
SECOND BoARp.-24 shares Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad At 6s, 20 90. at 60; 10
shares Petersburg Railroad az 29s, 10 do. At ess,
so do. st 29,, 90 do. at 29', 40 d. at 80, 10 do.
at SOY. 10 do. at 3O*; 20 Shares Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad st 80; 40 ,hsres Virginia
state Insurance Company az 80; 10 shares Co
lumbia and Greenyille Railroad preferred az esE
80 shares Union Bank Of Richmond at or 1900
Petersburg Railroad second IS at 94i 1000 Viz
OIufa Midland fnrSmps Al -.
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Female College Sold.

WILMINGTON, DEL, February 3.-The
Wesleyan Female College building was
sold at sheriff. sale this afternoon TO VIII
liam Bright, one Of the mortgages for
90, 600, subject to prior liens of $4,000.
The school was established in 1897, and
since 1915 had been under the management
Of the Methodist Conference. Its future
j. uncertain
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An Elevator Rnrned.

BUFFALO, y. y, February 3.-The Com
mercial elevator was burned this afternoon.
The loss is $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
The fire extended to the Marine block OF
three-story brick buildings, and caused
further damage OF $20,O00 The propeller
Cuba. which was fast in the ice, was partly
DESTROYED.
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Murder iB Pitf-yIyaBia County Sud.
den Death OF Prominent Citizen OF
.nnclai lolcuam 70 the plspatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dispitch.l
LYNcHBuR0, February 3.-Last night
Mr.. Atkinson, a merchant at Sycamore,
on the Virginia Midland railroad, was
murdered. The body was found this MORN
ing near bis store covered with blood,
bullet-hole through his head. and an
empty pocket-book was lying by. A man
named Yates, who was last seen with At
kinson, has disappeared.
Mr.. James r. Payne, an old and esteem
ed citizen and former mayor Of the city,
dropped dead tonight shortly after the
commencement of the charity concert at the
opera-house. He was about sixty years
old. Heart-disease is supposed TO have
been the cause Of death.
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NEwBERS. n. c., February 3.-Joseph
NJ. Agostine. Waterman on the Midland
railroad, was called upon to-day by the
station agent TO remove Henry Bryant, a
negro employe. who was disorderly. Bry-
ant drew a knife and stabbed Agostine In
the neck, cutting the CAROTID artery aud
causing death In a few minutes' Bryant
WIS committed to jail.
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rARINr INrELIIGENaE.
PORT or RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 3, 1881.
AIrIyED.

PORT or RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 3, 1891.
ARRIVED.
Schooner +. L. Godfrey. Godfrey. New ors,
r1ilroad iron, Richmond and DanvIllc Railroad
Company.
Schooner ". T.. EOckhli, Anderson, New York,
fertilizer, Allison a Addison.
schooner !. :. wins. ingersoll- View York, car
bows aud railroad IRON, Allison x addison.
SAILED.
steamship Wyanoke. COnch, View York nor
chandise and passengers George W. Allen & 60,
AGENTS.
steamer !. W. EyerIn1n, smith. Phiaeeiplis-
nerchaudi- q and passengers, j. ". Mclailick.
cent.
sieamer Ariel. Giforrl, Norfolk, merchsadse
sud passengers and United States masls- L. Il
Tatuln. agent.
schooner george {. A. T-ayers, Mitchell Jane
river. light
.schooner Murray vandivor, Galloway. JAM
liver, light.
SAILED FROM OsBonNE's.
Schooner +. &. knight, Jr.. llunticy, New forA,
wood.
Schooner 4. G. Lyon Bunnell, New York, y o.
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Failures I'm the United States Daring
fbp Week

NEW YORK. February 3.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S mercantile agency report the failures
throughout the country for the week a.
follows Eastern States, IA; Western, Gj /;
Southern, 40; Middle, 30; Pacific coast
and Territories. II: and New York CITY. Z.
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The yeu York Yacht Club.

NEW YORK, February AT the annual
meeting Of the New York Yacht Club hst
night officers wore elected for the ensuing
year. The annual regatta will be held on
lime 18th
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Treasury TO give thirty days notice. II
further provides that all the national banks
together shall not even then withdra"
more than $1,000 zoo. An advocate Of tue
hin said 20 me tonight that people now
holding bonds, and who arc unwilling 70
lend the Government money at per cent,
win put their funds in improvements ana
business enterprises.
Personal NEWS ITEMS.
Senator Johnston to-day presented pa
pers in the case OF T. W. Tansell, Of Prince
William. and had them referred to the
Committee on Foreign Relations. The
claimant was engaged on the commission
10 run boundary line between the United
States and Mexico some years before the
war. Mr.. Scott Darlington was at the
Capitol to-day. Senators Window and In
gals to-day made personal explanations IN
regard TO their heated debate yesterday
and di.ayowed any intention OF being per-
sonallv offensive. As they explained,
however. they got little apart
sgain. Chaunccy Black (son OF Judge
BlacLl, the New York Journalist
was al the House to-day. The President
will give a Cabinet dinner tomorrow. The
French President has, by decree, confirmed
the appointment of Alexander Porter
Morse A. assistant counsel for the French
nation before the Joint Commission. Al
phonso Taft will be nominated next week
az Minister 10 Germany, John c. New as
Minister TO Russia, and Pitkin, Of Loulsi.
ana. 4, Minister TO Mexico. Mrs. Senator
Cameron is in in New York, and her hus-
band il with her. General Phil. sheridan
is here. f. i. cambridge, Of Winchester,
is in the city.
BRIEF NEWS ITEBH.
The Government receipts to-day were:
Customs, s722, 422; internal revenue,
S4Gl.6Ol
The courtroom was crowded to-day with
people anxious TO hear the argument for
new trial IN the Guiteau case.
The Police Court has adjourned the
straw-bond cases until Tuesday. Cabell,
one OF lDc AcCustu, was otV'iii''''' i'''''i
on the western rivers before the war, and
resided in Illinois.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports 70 the Dispatch.l
THE FISHERIES QUESTION.
WASHINGTON, February 3.-The Joint
resolution which the Committee on Foreign
Affairs to-day directed TO be reported to the
House for printing and recommittal in re-
card TO the treaty Of Washington, requests
the President Of the United States to give
the notice TO Great Britain provided for in
article 80 Of the treaty Of 1871, for the ter
mination Of the provisions Of said treaty
contained in articles Is to % inclusive.
and relating TO the fisheries, and also TO
institute negotiations with Great Britain
bv which. after the termination Of said pro-
visions fishermen OF this nation shall be
restored to the rights and privileges for
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MUSIC HALL.

The Free Lectures, Recitals, Sohcef.s sar
n,,mhsr literally many hundrees in year, and
snrn.ss MI offers made elsewhere ia this or any
other country. - .....-..,o,, On all ,s,r
,r,dgs,es- Next trm opens fEkRt NJ oth
scnn lof az ,s a. a, Boston.
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by Telegraph.
NFW YORk.

NEW YORK. February 3,-N0Op.-Stocks lower.
Money. 6 per ceui. ENriLnge-Lonc, 1854; short,
4sp state bonds rather dull. GoyerDncnts ir-
ErenfRg-Ex change. 4s3a. GoycrAmclts
fairly frui; new o., 1929; new 49, IA; ne"
d. lIg. floncy.s as. per cent. states nrhcr
I LIZ IL rl---r.IILN
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shooting of an Alleged Georgia Des-
nerad0.

ATLANTA, February IA special dis
patch saws that the notorious negro despe-
RADIO, Wiley Redding. was shot and killed
bv Joe Brantey at Fairburn last night.
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Resulted Fatally.

ygw ORLEANS, February s.-Mrs. W. L.
Lewis. Of Red-Riyer parish, who was shot
by her brother-in-law some waeks ago
died Wednesday at the Hotel Dicu, in this
city.
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AIRS. s. c. ROSTER,

MRS. S. c. ROSTER,
MI FROM NEW YORK CITY, ,,oc.,
-. IN, seryicea as n TEACHER " VOCAL
az. .wn STRTMENTAL MUslC-Plano and
Ssn,,.,. slso. A. n VISITING Goh EhNEes IN
GmlIIes for GENERAL iSsL SIR ..i,, .Sprrr
a 2S-eodcts
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON ExCHANG

RICHMOND. February ,, 1882.
SAILS.
WHEA--Iaucaster, / 30 bushels very good ~
81 30. FAltz "a bushels fair a. .l.35.
CORS-Whitr. - bushels prime 20 SOc.
BLACKEYE fEAs.-lo bushels very good ~ -.
COTTON.-ReceiptF 43 haies. Quotations Ahd-
ding Il c.: llW mlddling, lie.
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Obituary.

ATLANTA, February 3.-Dr. y. l.. An
gier, State Treasurer under Governor Bui-
lock. died suddenly to-day Of asthma.
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Flour-we quote: Fine, -4.50@:5; extra. e.
supcrine, 1928 500; Common 'amH!' 60"
$50; choice family, se@s9.
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e..h and February, sii.4s March. Hog eAsios At
CHICAGO.


CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, February 3.-flour dnli. What s1-
set,Ied but generally higher. ,.1 th,caYosFsrey
sI.2saasf2gz cash; si2ss Fser.vy; -
gOs e. March. Oats quiet aud stetdy; SIG - ~
zI[esa I2c. March. Dressed boes easle i ~ ss..S
sssi.75. PORK steidy aud firm; si63oeslo.sy
cash. $3.50 February. Lard falTiy AcS.e aod
shade higher at sl1.3O@s lf.32t. bnk-is,sas 20
easier: shoulders, &c; short rit, s,ze.' e'~
sIdes, SAc. Whisky steady and unchanged
NEW YoRK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. February S.-Cotton-Nst ~
coipts. s65 haies; gross, 1,o73 bales. fu. .5
rgary sI2ss,3sodd ss5s b. t anss ARsa
1854; Jniy. si2.g5dt12. 90; August, e13.C6s
sis.o7 ssp,srnser eis:ss g si e;s,,i az
Tie Pssf's eotton-market report says: fa'lir
deliveries opened slightly lower bnt on bes.es "a
vices from Liverpool adv snced 2-lOo 10 f-iyy-
subsequently, the market became essicf' ana ~ tse
third esl February regular was SOLO ~ VII
short notice at SIP; March at sl2.24; hrf ~
sl2.66t@ Sl2.67. June ~ xl2.s3."
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/ boV0rFS HtHe d''d oPuFII UHcuIar'
II was reported in Boston Thursday that
Harvard University bas received dona-
Ton 81 100000 from q wealthy gentleman
n Boston.
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.

Or. +. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAis
rREATHENT: specific Tor Hystera, Drri-
ness, Commissions. Nervous Headache, hea-
I'll Depression Loss Of Memory Tnihs- 70
c1.ss, or oyerwork ~ the brain. which leads =
mjasry. decay. and death. one box VIII cure n p
cent ca-..-. Each box contains ono months trtat %
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