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or: Nc. 9. lec. Hops dull prices wholly nominsL
coasc-spot gpcna.ycd; options active sne high
demand: lar 70 good rcHnirr e}@7c.; refined
frm. Molasses dull and unchanged. Ifcc sfe,dy
and quiet. Rosin nrmer 81 .60M170. Turpentine
light. Wool steady and jrtn, with good deSnsDd.
Fork very dun; rates wholly nominal s,ifs 81 new
mess spot at tls family mess; sig,Eo@sdiy sto
'cleir, 1875. Lard opened Sal points higher;
closed with the advance. partly lost trace , mod
siI45@sii'so freesiis d aiiH and weak
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. February IO.-f1orr strong and
unchanged. Nheat-S0uthern quiet and steady;
wes'ern Lever lower; southern red: sllSassi 90 s
February. s1.lS@sI .lsZ. Corn Southern steady;
western shade better: southern white. GS0a72c.;
yellow, 6StG72c. Oats firm: southern. 4SW5lc.;
western white. b06351c.; MIXED, 47a40 &C.; Penn
syivanis. 4s@51c. Provisions trn, with upward
tendency. Coffee firm Rho eargces, ordinary to
fair. 7S@stc. Sugar steady; "Ar soft. Sc:
steady at si.i7Gsi.i7h. Frcights unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CfScISSATr, February I0.--Flour hrmcr but not
ir57Ic. sD1f, 56zid57c. March ear, sic. oats
firm at i2c. Pork steady at fIs.25. Lard steady
i Rsedm r% ssssy and naeRsngcd WHISKY % a.
Si.l3. OtLer articles unchanged.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, February lO.--Tbe markets arc
duh ON account Of bad weather. Tic prices arc
nOmiRally unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS. February o. Flour steady aud un-
changed. Wheat unsettled lower. srd slow No.
red fall. Sl.o9%@sI 20 cash. ii.l0 February;
No red. \ OBJ. Corn uns ttled aDd lower. lk6e
Size. cash, 5ls@5lSc.: February. Oats lower
3SxQ3Sk cash, 37i,0 $3.50. February. Whrkey
s,esdy AZ sl.i4. rOrs quiet a st -, . sn nix
meats quiet car-lois OF shoulders, "a; short rip,
1925: short clear, se.5U@ $3.50. Bacon steady;
shoulders So short rib, Sl0.2J; short clear,
5000. Lard nominal.
CHICAGO.
CructGo February 10.-Flour quiet aud un-
81 .O6i February; No 2 Chicago spring, sl.o5I
Sl.0J;.: No. Chicago spring. 9lc.; No. rtd
winter. S1.07k@Sl.072. Corn unsettled Dnt gene-
rally HIGHER; 5J&@55l,c cash and February.
Oats dull and lover Hslsc. cash. 3ssc. februlry.
cash and February. Lard IN active demand;
Sl1 2Omf11 PIX cash aud February. bulk- iLeats
In fair demand; shoulders. $3.50: short rb,
s9.t5: short clear, s9.65. Butter steady and un-
changed. Eggs frmor. Whiskey steady ana un-
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,, February lO.-rlour In fair de-
mand. Wheat irregular. No. MILWAUKEE, hard,
sl.ls: son, sl.15t; No. 3 Milwaukee, s7c.; No.
scarce and lrrn: No. 2, 3SSc.; white, i24i2tc:
Provisions steady. Mess pork. Sls.lJ cash ana
FEBRUARY. Lard Prime steam, Al 80 casli anu
February, :11.35 March. Hogs steady
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YoEK, February 10. -Cofion-Net receipts,
1000 bales: gross receipts, 1897 bales Futuns
closed quiet aud steady; sales. ~ 600 bales Fci-
SI04sSsi049: SIag, sl0.62asIo.0s; june,
slO76GSIO.7T: Juiv. Slu.S9MSle.g0; August,
slIMf1I.Ol; september, flr.66dSlO.7O:o cto-
ber SlO.32@slO.34; Noyember,slO.ie@4l
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Shooting ut Colonel Cash's Son.


There has been no little excitement in
Lancaster The past few days in consequence
OF an attempt made to kin Dir. w. Il. Cash,
son Of Colonel u. y. c. Cash, who has been
IN Lancaster for week or so. Last Sun
day night two pistol-shots were fred In the
window OF his room At the hotel, but with
out any harmful results. Dir. CaSh's visit
at Lancaster is u subject Of much specula-
ton among the citizens. Some think that
bis mission Is TO get case for Melton in
regard TO the Lancaster riot, and others
think that he is trying 20 collect evidence
sufficient to contest the election. Young
Cash Is six feet six inches high, and weighs
240 ayolrdupois. All that he said about the
shooting was that II the party who did II
would call on him 10 the daytime and give
Lin showing lie would accommodate
HIM. lie further stated that they could kill
him II they wanted TO, but bis father would
certainly sycngc the assassin.
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Ninefy-nine-Yoar Lease Of Telegraph,
Lines.

NEW YORK, February 10.-The directors
of the Western and Mutual Union Tele-
graph Companies to-day ratified the ninety
niue-year lease OF the Mutual Union lines
to the Western Union Company, The lat
ter guarantees to the Mutual Union Com
pany per cent. interest on bonds and Il
per cent. on stock. There are $1,000, 900
OF bonds and SlO,O0O,0OO Of stock. A sink
ing fund was established for the payment
Of the principal on bonds when they ma
ture, they having thirty years 70 run from
1880. The Western Union Company as
sumes all contracts and agreements Of the
Mutual Union as regard leased wires, &C.,
and they Will be carried out in good faith.
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EYrc,inG a bond Mrrl.

PLoLA, KANSAS, February l0.-About
l O'Clock a crowd Of whites nd.blacks col
lected in front OF the jail and waited for
The city marshal 20 take Smith before JUS
tice for examination. The deputy sheriff
declined TO move the prisoner owing to the
threats OF the mob. The crowd made an
assault on the jail and and drove the sheriff
into the interior OF the building, but could
not get his keys. Then after hours OF
hard work they battered way 70 Smiths
cell and found him stretched dead on the
floor, having cut his throat with pocket
knife. They put rope around the neck Of
the corpse and dragged it TO tree in the
park and strung il up.
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The slann.ns.Chaimers Contest.

WASHINGTON, February 10.-Van II.
Manning will serve notice at once upon
General James II. Chalmers, who is now in
the city, OF his purpose TO take the deposit
tions OF Secretary William +. Chandler,
Representative Jay A. Hubbell, ID. Il. Hen
derson, and the clerks Of the Republican
Congressional Committee, on the 9Th Of
March next. These gentlemen will be
sworn to state what they know Of the late
election in the Second Mississippi district,
their statements to be used as testimony in
The Manning-C Chalmers contest for seat in
the Forty-eighth Congress.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FRoM ALL POINTS.

News and Gossip ConarcssIona
Proceedings Ycsterday-The senate Re-
dnccs the Tobacco Tax to Eight Cents-A
Michigan Tragedy Lense Of the Mutual
Union Telegraph Lincs-CompletIon OF a
Florida Railroads.&c. Dublin Murder
Trial; One or the Prisoners Turns In
former-Prince Napoleon Going 90 Eng
iand-other Interesting Foreign Events.
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Gnf,nr.HriIis Glazed.

WILMINGTON, DEL, February 10.-The
Arlington Cotton-MilS closed to-day on
account Of strike, throwing out u en-
ployment five hundred hands. y reduction
OF 3 per cent. in the wages was made 4
month ago, and yesterday notice was given
Of a further reduction OF 10 per cent.
The manager says the prevailing dizziness
in the cot.on-tradc causes the reduction.
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Fatal rermination of an EIopement.

DETROIT, February 10.-Thursday night
John Day fatally shot a young man named
Freeman, who WAS elopng with his daugh-
ter at RoXana, near Charlotte. The girPs
father pursued the lovers on horseback
armed with u rifle, and fired rs soon as he
overlook them.
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HUMOR COVERING THE
l. BODY, SKIN COPPER-COLORED, N
TOLERABLE ITCHING AND TER
ElELE HIMNR CILRED.

I have been afflicted with troublesome skin dis
ease. covering almost completely the upper part Of
my body, causing my skin 10 assume cOppeT-cOl-
Orcd hue. IL could be rubbed OF like dandiuH,
ana ut times caused ini0lerable itching and the
aers, pills, aud other advertised remedies. but ex-
pcrienced no relief until 1 procured tie CU1I-
CURA REMEDIES, which, although used care
lessly and irrcguarly. cured me. allayn2 that
terrible itching ana restoring my skin Its natural
color. am willing 10 make affidavit 10 The truth
OF this statement :. q. BUXTON.
Mn. MICH.
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by Telegraph.
NEW WORN.

New YoRg, February lo.-ootton quiet; sales,
solidated net receipts, 1886 bales eSporIs-to
Great Britain, 22272 baies; continent, 7.c52
6Iies southern nosr f,iYly active and steady
common 70 fair, si4oks so: good 10 choice,
k5IUGs7. Wheal-c~sh lots drtn and quiet; No.
3 spring nomlnai; ungraled red. sl.n3ts<;ze;
No. 3 red February, o. ! 9xessl .2nk. Cort.-tasn
7iTO72ac. Oats dull, pnsst.led, and = saase bow
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MoNTGOMTUy. 2jfh Nav. 1SGI.


C0niedcracy:
MONTGOMERY, 18th May, 1861.
GontlemCn,-I receive with sincere plea
sure the assurance that the State OF Mary
land sympathizeS with the people of these
States IN their determined yindicatiOn of
the rights Of seli-gOYernment, and that the
people OF Maryland care enlisted with
their whole hearts on the side OF reconciIia-
ton and peace The people OF these Con-
federate States, notwithstanding their epa-
ration from their late sister, have not ceased
70 feel q deep sOlctude i'm her welfare. and
to hope that nt no distance day State
whose people, habits, and institutions are
50 closely related ard assIpilatcd with
theirs, will seek TO unite her fate and for
tunes with those OF this COnlcderacy.
The Government OF the Confederate
States receive with respect the suggestion
Of the state Of Maryland, that there should
be general cessation OF h0stilities now i'm
pending until The meeting Of the Congress
in July next. in order that said body may,
II possible. arrange for IN adjustment Of
existing troubles by means OF negotiation
rather than the sword" hut Is ut q loss
how 20 reply without a repetition OF the
language it has used on every pos
sible occasion that has presented it,
self since the establishment OF its in
dependence. In Difference to the State Of
Maryland, however, it again asserts, in the
most emphatic terms, that iis sincere and
earnest desire is for peace; that while the
Government would readily entertain any
proposition from the Government OF the
United States tending 10 peaceful solution
Of the pending difficulties, the recent at
Temps OF this Government TO enter into
negotiations with that Of the United States
were attended with results which forbid
any renewal Of proposals from it to that
Government.
II any further assurance Of the desire OF
this Government for peace were necessary,
II would be sufficient TO observe that, be-
ing formed of confederation OF sovereign
States, each acting and deciding for itself,
The right Of every other sovereign State TO
the same scli-action and sclf-goyernment is
necessarily acknowledged. Hence, con-
quests Of other states are wholly inconsist-
ent with the fundamental principles, and
subyer,iyc Of the very organization OF this
government. Its policy cannot but be
peace-peace with all nations and peoples.
Very respectfully, JEFFERSON DAVIS.
hossrs. NcKale, Yeilotl, and Harding,
committee Of Maryland Legislature.
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AgsicHrfCnt.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., February 10.-LcRoy
Davidson, wholesale and retail grocer, to-
day assigned to a. p. Davidson. Liabi!i-
litics, $4,000; nominal assets, $4,000.
Mainly domestic creditors except Darby
g. Co, OF Baltimore, who are preferred
creditors under the assignment.
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TaiIrnnd Cnr-lnlated.

PENSACOLA, FLA, February 0.-Pensa-
cola was connected with the Apalacbicola
river to-day by the completion OF the Pen
sacnla and Atlantic railroad.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YOiql.

~" aPiTN'
NEw YORK. February -N0o1.-SiocEs strong
Accommodations. 4 SOY; short, fSjk. stat bonds
neglected. Governments generally unchanged.
btsRtng. -Excnangc, 4S2s. O0vsrnnelts
somewhat lower; new j's, lV3 new 4N6, / l31i
new A., Ifg@. Money closed nj 20s3ii per cent.
states with ut feature. treasury Daiances-COin,
sIl7,40J: currency. S6,257.
stocks generally strong and higher.
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RATAEAs. ORANGEs, &c.

BANANAS, ORANGES, LEMONS, &c.
10 eases CHOICE BANANAS,
90 barrels CHOICE JAMAICA ORANGES,
* cases CHOICE VALENCIA ORANGES,
40 boxes CHOICE bIESSiNA ORANGES,
30 poxcs CHOICE AESSINA LEMONS.
so harroli CHOICE BALDWIN, APPLES,
15 harrCls CHOICE SPIIZENRUfG AP u =
100 barrels CHOICE Earl. Y-ROSE POTATOES,
25 barrels CHOICE YELLOW ONIONS,
100 boxes HOMELESS GOLDFISH,
IOO kits no. 1 and no. , NAIkEREL,
for sale by WILLIAM JENKINS & CO.,
10 MOI 1i32 Main street.
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Share speculation opened irm, and prices show
eli fractional IMPROVEMENT over yesterdays
closing Guotail ions. Immediately after opening
tine lf~L reacted LMI. tie Latter Denver and Rio
ifraudo. while Manhattan Elevated dropped 70 81
from J3E. Tie market tGcn became strong. and
about / o'clock recorded an advance ranging
from 4 10 ~, Ia which Alton and 1errc Hduie,
Union Paciic. Missouri Pacific, and central Pa
ci &c were the most conspicuous. This was follow
Cd by a small fractional reaction IN the general
list and IA in Denver ana Rio Grande (which
dropped % AZ }, AFTER which tie market again he-
came rOng about noon. led by Denver and Rio
Giandc and Minneapolis and 81. Louis preferred,
and recovered h6fh. from then 10 the close thc
market WIS dun and without special feature.
Prices first Icccded 10 the extent Of =, then slowly
advanced LfJt, 10 the close, Denver and Rio
Graadc. Rcddipg. and Pacific Mail being the most
prominent In Tie improvement. The market
ed. ed generally strong at IN advance on The day
transactions of bf2, Alton and TcrTc il1nic- Gem
trail Pacific, and Hannibal aud ~. Joseph preferred
heicg the most conspicuous therein; Denver and
Rio Glande. however, is = lower. transactions
aggregated $4,000 shares.
BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, February lO.-Ihe weekly state
meut Of the assOcia.cd banks shows the following
changes: Loans Increase, 5000, AGO; specie ln-
crease, S797.300; lcgIl-ienders decrease. .235,-
900; deposits decrease, s3.9zS,2OO; circulation
decrease SlSl,50O reserve decrease. 81 100000,
The banks now hold e6,4I0,1OO In excess OF
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February l0.-yirnnia G's, consoll-
d4ted, 90; new lO-fO's, 80. Bid
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EaIiieres Ill.

PARIS, February 10.-M. Fallleres, the
head OF the French Ministry, has had an
other attack OF congestion OF the brain.
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Eini,r.

Flour-we quote: FINE. s3@s3.25: supeffne,
s3.759si.25; extra, .0@S5.26; common faml-
iy, s5.25@tS.50; Patent family, t5.5o0s 1913.
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ITCHING HUMOR COVERING THE
l. BODY FOR TEN YEARS WITH ITS
PECULIAR ITCHING SCAB CURED.

4 most disacrceablc and obstinate case of SALT
RHEUM or ECZEMA. which has been under any
personal observation from its first appearance 10
the greater portion Of the patients body and limbs
with IT'S peculiar irritating and itching scab. and
to which an the known methods Of treating such
disease had been applied without benefit. has COM
plciely disappeared. leaving clean and healthy
skin solely through the
I'D A II 1 L u
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CUTICURA.
7 TCHINGlITCHING! ITCHINGl

SCRATCHING! G!SCRATCUINGl
Every species Of ITCHING liUMORS, ITCH
both sexes, instantly relieved by warm bath with
CUTICURA SOAP
and single application Of
CUTlCURA, THE GREAT SKIN CURE.
This repeated daily, with two three doses Of the
CUTlCUHA RESOLVENT,
the new blood purifier, 10 keep the blood cool, the
bowels open. and The liver and kidneys active. viii
speedily and permanently cure iICUlNG TOR
IUHES OF THE SKIN AND SCALP that have de-
ird tho hnst mndioN i,ill and all Known rpmedies
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

SATURDAY. February 10. 1893.
sALEs-FIRsr BoAnD.-1,0OO Virginia regis
tered 10-4G's 81.
SECOND BoARp.-.3 .0sO Richmond and DanyIllc
Railroad consois, 1885, lB. b. at 10lH; shares
Virginia State Insurance Company stock NJ 32l:
500 Richmond city G's at 115; 900 Virginia
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WHEAT White. 1913 bushels good 70 very good
NJ Si.25 10 alps. Red, Az bushels hlr 20 very
guod Lancaster ut $40 10 sl2I; 3ls bushels TAR
70 PRINT Ful AZ si.2O 10 ~ 20.
CORS.-Mhie, $40 bushels very good AZ oOc.
Mixed. 500 bushels prime &c soc.
Rye bu ihels very good AZ soc.
FLOUg.-l25 barrels extra on private terms.
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THIS WAS TIE FIRST COMPANY TO IN
TRODUCE THIS VALUABLE SYSTEM
INTO THE UNITED STATES.
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MAKseE rNTELLlGE.Ct..
IVIt 7 VN NTNIf'tVtN'f T ~
ARRIVED.


Steamer Guyand0tte. Kelly, New York, merchan-
disc aud nasseiigers. g.. W. Alien & Co.
steamer Pioneer. Plat, Philadelphia, mcrchan-
disc, j. W. McCarrick. agent.
steamer ARIEL, GiYori, Norfolk. United states
mail, merchandise, aud passengers L. Il. Iatam'
Superintendent. .
schooner star-spangled Banner, Mullen. Nor
folk, salt, Davenport Morris.
SAILED.
Schooner Emily Barte johnson, New York,
slaves. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company;
vessel, Curtis & Parker.
schooner Fannie Brown, Shnrrctt New YORK,
coat, Chesapeake ana Ohio Railway Company
Schooner Arctic, Powell, Norfolk, manganese
and barrels, Currie < Co.
CLEARED.
Barkentine Gordon (Br.l, Jago, swansan, Walcs-
silver ore , loaded At West Point.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. FERRY 10, 1888.
[By Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray. schermerhorn. Norfolk. mer-
clandise and passengers. Chesapeake aud ohio
Railway Company land sailed On returnl.
Steamer AccOmac. Dcik. merchsndlse gnd pas
! scngers, smithdeld, Chesapeake and ohio halfway
Company land s1ed on reiurnl.
Steamer Northampton, McCarrick, Nsrfoik,
merchandise ana passengers, Chesap eake and Ohio
Railway Company (1nd sailed on rcflrnl.
steamship, Hercules, Doom, Ie,nandina for
Kngslynn, England: put In for coal.
Schooner Matte Gore, Kelly, Norfolk iishl'to
load coal
schooner s. A. soper Potter, New York, light, tn
load coal. -,
Schooner Lille Holmes, Holmes, New York,
light, TO load coal.
SAILED.
steamship Cipero, Broadfoot, Liverpool from
Belize, having 60 led.
Bark Annie Burrill. Haynes. Liverpool. lumber.
Schonner Howard williams. Hcyer. Boston, lGin-
her aud coal, Ches ipcake and OHIO Railway COM
pany. - =. 49,, w, -. -,
Schooner ~. =. Wiliams. English, Boston, coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
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CASH CAPITAL,

CASH CAPITAL................ 100000 co
ASSETS. 3s6,493 51
DEPOSITED with Insurance De-
partment Of New York United
States bonds for the special pro-
Observation-Disclosures. 2l4.OcO 90
TOTAL RESoURCEs.......... 755,O93 81
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a Leaf from History.
UNPUBLISHED LITTER PROM Mr.. JEFFERSON !
DAVIS WRITTEN IN 1861.

The Baltimore american publishes the
subioined letter from Mr.. Davis, addressed
to three members OF the Legislature Of
Maryland, which, il is said, has never been
in print before. 10 will be read with inter-
est Is part Of the stirring history OF the
war that serves the truth OF the Southern
Ceufedorarv.
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The distinctive features Of this company are;
II IsTHE OLDEST Guarantee Company in North
IT is THE PIONEER Of the system In the United
1T TRANsACTS NO OTHER BUSINESS, and
in this respect stands alone ON the Continent
OF America:
II has TIE LARGEST Cash Capital and re
sources Of any company trensacting the BUSH
ness on the continent;
IT MAINTAINS an extensive and perfect system
OF correspondence in all parts of The world
IT Is MANAGED under practical experience
OF over - years: o..
1T is THE ONLY COMPANY which has dcposit-
cd 100000 with the United states Govern
lnent for the security Of IFS clients.
The BONDS OF THIS COMPANY give abso-
Lutte security to the employer being entirely Tree
from technlcalities aud ambi guous condl IONS,
over slSj,NO0 have already been refunded BN
this company for losses sustained by employers
through unfnthful employees. -
This company usually pays claims lMMLDl-
ATELl On PROOF OF Loss.
HEAD OFFICE: eco james street, Montreal,
PRESIDENT: SIR A. #. GAIT,
MANAGING DIRECTOR EDWARD RAWLINGS.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES.
4 4 L. \

CUTICURA AND CUTICURA SOAP
" clear OF all external evidences OF SKIN AND
SCALP DlSEA SES, allay llCIlNGs AND ll:l.i-
TATIONS. soften. sOOthc, and heal ULCERS.
OLD SORES, and WOUNDS. while the RESOL-
VENT expcls an HUMORS arising from IMPURE
BLOOD. inhegi'cd and contagious diseases
sold by al druggists. -
Price: CUuCURA, 30 cents; large boxes. 81.
CUTICURA BEsOLVENT, 81 per bottle; CUIICUiA
soar, 70 cents; CUIICUHA sHAFING-SoAf' 10
POTTER, DRUG AND CHEMICAL co,
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gnAxcu OFFICE: Hlcnmond. Va.

BRANCH OFFICE: Richmond, Va.
DlRECTORS
GENERAL w. G. WICEHAM, Vice-Prcsident OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company, chair
man;
JOHN T., BRANCH, President Merchants Ma
tion,l Bank:
ii. X. ELLYsOS, Secretary Dispatch Ncwspa-
per Company:
: a. y. STOKES, Merchant;
&. l.. TODD, Merchant.
GORDON PLEASANTs,
GENERAL AGENTS,
No, s Forth Eleventh street, Richmond, va.
lie 4-eod4tI -
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DEAUTY.-FOR ROUGH, CHAPPED,
D and GREASY SKIN. BLACK HEADS, PINE
PIES, SKIN ELEMlSHES, ana lNfANTlLE
HJMORS, use CUTlCURA SOAP. fc ll-Su&W
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Nrw yonk COTrON FTTInEs.

NEW YORK, February 10. -Cotion-Net receipts,
1000 bales; gross receipts, 1887 bales; fuinns
closed quiet and steady: sales. "a 600 bales; Fcl-
ruary. SIO.2iMGS1o.25; March, slO.33; April.
SlO4S0s10.49: May, S1O.62a slc.03; june,
slIMf1I.Ol; september, flr.66dslO.7O: Octo-
Der, $40. 32Ms1O.34; November, slO. is@@lO.2o
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Colonel Tom 0chIltree, when United
States marshal for Texas, was $40, 600 short.
He claims, however, that it was owing
to uniaithful subordinates.. The question
arises can The Government attach the Colo
ne's salary as a member Of Congress?
The Military Committee OF the House re-
fused to report fayorably the bill placing
General Grant on the retired list Of the
army.
Government receipts to-day: Customs,
S7s4,sS6; internal revenue, S5O0,67j.
The Secretary Of the Treasury reports
that the Alexandria Canal Company owes
the United States Government S122,00o.
The Republicans Of the Senate have
agreed to take up the shipping bill next.
1t passed the House some time ago.
The Government is about to bring suit
against the Union Pacific railroad.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. February 10, 1883,
OFFERINGS.

WurAT.-White. l0s bn.hels. Red. 93G bushels.
CORS.-N hite, 1850 bushels. Mixed, 57i bnsli-
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UAI y ~ TTTs|IITsIs
liYE.-O bushels.
MEAL.-l2i bu hels.
PEAs.-GS bushels.
BEANS -3S bu hels,
FLOuR.-l25 barrels.