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moved TO The new War Department build
Ing to-day. c. II. Baldwin was to-day
nominated rear-admirni.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
That portion OF the woollen schedule Of
the Senate bill which embraces women's
and children's dress goods, bindings, &C..
and carpets was recommittcd to the FL
nance Committee.
Claim agents here are to be investigated.
one collected $3.50 for an old soldier ard
Kept half rs his fee.
Judge Smell to-day imposed fine OF ten
dollars on a bogus Capitol guide.
Government receipts to-day Internal
revenue, 1926, 6Gl; customs, s743,2i2.
The House Indian Committee reported
adversely to the bill authorizing the Missis-
sippi, Albuquerque and Inter-Ocean COM
pany TO construct railway through the
Choctaw country.
Commissions were to-day issued to NJ. j..
Ionaker, postmaster at North Garden, Va,
and l.. ii. Wrenn, postmaster at Walling-
ton, Va.
The examination Of Mr.. Robert Layton.
secretary OF the Knights OF Labor, was
continued to-day by the Senate Labor Com
Inittec. He gave dark picture OF the life
OF miners. and said bis order would like to
see law passed against speculation in the
nccessaries OF life.
Superintendent Ramsey, Of the AnDapo-
lis Naval Academy, arrived to day 10 see
the Secretary OF the Navy.
The amendment reported by Mr.. Kelley
increasing the duty on iron-ore was lost
ayes, -; noes, 10G-not party vote.
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Patti and Nic0lini.

representative OF the Cincinnati En-
qairer, who spent an evening with Ma
dame Patti and SignOr Nic0lini in that city
last week, was favored with pleasant de-
ScriptiOn Of the h0me-liie OF the great
prima donna IN her mountain castle. in
Wales. Madame Patti and Signor Nicolini
entertain great deal at their castle, and
The former explained that the time not
devoted 10 her guests was taken up
with painting, singing, and house
hold duties. Signor Nicolini said he
spent his time at his Welsh hor6e in
h.bing or hunting, there being 1000 acres
o. land attached 10 the castle, ailording fine
opportunities for sport. Madame Patti
Youclsafed the information that the Signor
looked like an entirely different person in
lis hunting suit, and said proudly that
while his voice did not seem TO please
American critics, in Paris he is considered
3 great tenor. Signor Nicolini added that
a. he was worth 81 600. 200 he did not sing
Tor money, but only for pleasure aud for
'he sake Of Madame Patti, who was the
only artist with whom be appeared.
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General Foreign Notes.

BFEIIN, February 7.-Reierring to the
discussion in France Of General Thlbau-
din's conduct at Metz the Kreuz ZeitunJ
saws the Government is right in deeming
II a matter for the French people and the
army to consider whether they are willing
to accept rs the highest representative OF
the army a general who has broken his
word Of honor.
ST. PETERSBURG, February The Car
in his manifesto giving notice Of his ap-
preaching coronation says: we deter
mined in our heart not to perform this sa-
cred rite until the feelings excited by The
crime TO which the benefactor OF the peo-
nile fell a victim had time TO calm"
vienna. February IA number OF le-
gitimist notlbles. are expected to visit the
Count De Chambord AZ his residence vt
GoritZ. ~.
LoNDoH, February THE Times says
The assembling Of the conference here on
the Danubian question is delayed in eonse-
quence Of the non-arriysl OF the powers o.
some Of the delegates.
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LoNDoN, February "A Paris dispatch
states that VI. Falieres, President OF the
Council, to-day expressed his intention to
resign. Also, that Jules Ferry yesterday
recommended President Greyy to eXpel
the Orleans princes by decree. President
Greyy hesitates to take snch Il course, but
il will probably be adopted il the Ministry
Is formed under VI. Ferry.
PARIS, February 7.-Sweepng changes
IN the Ministry, making virtually new
Cabinet, are expected to be gazet ed OF
Sunday next. IL is even said that Genera
Thibaudin. Minister OF War, will be Tho
only member OF the present Ministry re-
naming. NJ. Legrand, former Minister
OF Marine, is mentioned for the Ministry
OF Foreign Affairs.
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Norfolk News.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch

Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatch.l
NORFOLK, VA. February 7.-ChTles W.
Lamb, brother Of Mayor Lamb, has been
appointed deputy collector Of internal rev.
enuc here to till the vacancy caused by the
death OF l.. W. Webb.
The body OF II. III. Wood, OF Carter's
Greek, MiddleseX county. drowned in the
Luray-Grace collision, was recovered last
night and prepared to be sent home.
The insurance on the grocery establish
ment OF Robert p. Weight e Co., destroyed
early this morning, amounts to $4,000,
and on the building $4,000. No Virginia
companies were interested. On the feed
store adjoining. OF Jones & so0 which was
badly damaged, the Virginia State Insu-
rance Company loses $4,000. The fire de-
stroyed property amounting to $4,000.
Supposed to be incendiary.
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HEAR WHAT ONE MEMBER OF
II THE PROFESSION TESTIFIES REGARD

IL THE PROFESSION TESTlflES REGARD
ING TIE SCIENTIFIC PREPARATION OF 4
BROTIIER-MEMBER.
Mr.. DAwLKY has been In the drug business In the
city of Providence twenty-five years rs clerk and
proprietor in good standing, and knows whereof
he affrns.-Ed.
Mr.. ID. says: For many years have suffered,i n-
tensely at times, with what Is generally called
rheumatism. When first attacked was confined
to my bed and could not walk a step. could not
bear the weight Of the bed-cothes so excruciating
was the agony l endured. always noticed that
before these attacks came on my kidneys were af-
fected; before there would he any pain in my
limbs, or any swelling Of joints or limbs. the color
Of the secretions from The kidneys would be very
dark and the odor strong and feyerish. The last
attack was very severe, about five years ago, and
was confined to the house several weeks and was
unable to attend to business in three months
During the time | confined ut home and The
time Of my cOnyalescence / employed four OF the
best doctors that could obtain, but none of them
gaye me permanent relief. for they dld not 20 to
work al the cause Of the trouble. Having been ac-
quainted with the proprietor of Hunts Remedy
a long time | was induced by him 10 give II
trial, hoping that it might reach the seat Of the
disease; aud after taking one bottle found my
self very much improved and after taking the Sc
cond was feeling better than had after any pre-
yious attacks. During many months previous 10
taking The Remedy my hands and fingers would be
much swollen and stin every morning; my left
side I'm the region Of stomach and spleen, was very
lame and sensitive; at times would he taken with
severe cramps over The spleen, and he obliged TO
amply mustard or cayenne for temporary Keller:
1 was very nervous nights and could not sleep;
was obliged 10 be very particular In my diet and
nv physical system was sadly demOrllized. Since
have taken Hunts Remedy systematically all
these these things have changed; have noswoilon
hands or limbs no pains or cramps IN the side'can
eat an kinds OF food, sleep sonndy and get thor
oughlv rested and my kidneys are active and per-
form their functions promptly, thus taking out OF
tie system all the poisonous secretions which con-
tamlnate the whole system where the kidneys do
not act efficiently My friends. what Hunts Rene
DIV has done for me il viii do for all of you. be-
leve II to he the only for all diseases OF
| the Kidneys, Liver, and Urinary organs
Respectfully, L. X DANIEL
fe S-Thtwl,Sa&Tu " 404 Broad street.
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a Large Washing BiIi.

In the Superior Court OF New York Mon
Gay Mrs. Elizabeth Bniley recovered iudg-
inent for 1878 against Renald Thomas, a
stock broker, being the balance OF bill for
sl.749 for washing for defendant from May
l, 1865, 10 April, 1881. Being compelled to
present bill Of particulars, Mrs. Bailey
produced book somewhat the worse for
wear, but literally dotted with figures.
This sbe appeared 10 perfectly compre-
bend. She went over the long and intri-
cate accounts with her counsel. She said
that during the thirteen wears she had
washed and ironed 1,736 dozen OF soiled
linen Tor Mr.. Thomas taken slngly there
were 1882 pieces. The book contained
The items as she had put them down on the
one SIDE With the payments CT Mr.. Thomas
on the other.
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The stock market opened hGl lower than u
closed Yesterday, the ftuer -. Paul preferred.
during the greater part of the first hour The mar
kct continued weak. and a further decline OF
i.MIL was recorded In which Union Pacific, -.
Paul and Roche. ~ and Pittsburgh were TIE lehd-
ing features but shortly aiter II O'Clock rlliy
carried priccs up 10 the extent of = per cent. The
latter Western Union and 81. raul. The market
after 4. h agsin became weak, and about midday
Central Pacific fell off %. TO 79 Chicago, Bur
llnglon and Quincy. IL u llSg; Delaware, Lack
oytnna and Western, ~; Western Union ana ~.
pau, I 4: and the remainder Of the list ga |, The
latter Iul0, Pacific. In the early part Ot The
afternoon there was an Improvement OF Ani, the
latter Central Pacific. ms was quickly followed
Nv another selling movement, taking prices down
ITO IL. II. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba, Gu
cago. Burlington and Quincy, Delaware, Lackd'
wanna and Western, and Union Pacific being the
greatest sufferers In the downward movement
Tie tone of the market after this became strong
and, with the exception of one or two fraciloral
r actions, advanced 10 the close, the advance
raug,ng from 4 % 1 Z, Lake Shore, Union Paclhc
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy and -. Pau
being thn most conspicuous therein. The marke
closed strong, but iC6s heFOw yesterdays closin.
nrlces. Transactions aggregated 100000 shares
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, February 7.-Virglnia 6's, eonsois
5lA; past due coupons, Al; new lO-iO~ ~.
Rid TODAY.
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Hc Will Plead Chilly.

ST. LOUIS, February THE ease OF
Oby f. Owens, the deiauting teller Of the
Third National Bank Of this city. who is
charged with embezzling over 100000
last spring. and who has been in Jail ever
since, was called in the United States
Court this morning. 1t was then stated
that there would be no trial. Owens's
counsel says Owens will plead guilty.
He will be arraigned tomorrow, when he
will make short statement. and sentence
will probably be passed on him.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 7.-cott0n quiet and
steady: sales a27 bales; uplands, 10 s. &C.; Or
leans, 10 7-l6e.; consolidated net receipt, 81
$40 bales; exports TO the continent, 6,3oJ baies
mon 10 fair extra, s.4o61 70. 80: good 20 choice
extra, s5.35@S7. Wbeat-c@sha@1e . higher; No.
M D red. FeIr,ary, vi .I9@4l.19s. Con-Cash
lots Ttic. high,r: nngradej, 6-@7Jc.; No. 2,
February, 7i@7iac 0ats- Cash loo skc, h,sh-
AM, and nominal. Coffee higher and strong; RIO,
Mareh. AZ. l5mS7.33 SUGAR Grmer and in better
demand; refined quiet and steady mould A
sSe": standard a." ShG1Sge. Molsssse I'M
Changed and dull. Rice quiet aud stea9y Ros1n
steady. Turpcntne dab and weak a. H34esoie.
| Hides Arm and quiet. Wool irrn and In niir
demand. Pork dull, anseitiedl end dssiininE
| fimily mess. sie; options narxinal. Mi4ies duil
and nominal. Lar, unsettled and 1901 poln,ss
| lower. closing somewhat stronger, with ess nsuss
Trading; prime slearis Spot uisso' fe''''
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Another Steamship Disaster.

LoNDoS, February The steamer Ken
mure Castle, from London for Shanghai
ma the Suez canal, foundered in the Bay OF
Blscay in heavy gale on the ID instant.
She sank so quickly that they were only
able TO launch one boat, containing all the
passengers, numbering eight, aud eight OF
the crew. The crew numbered forty per-
sons. The survivors when rescued by a
French steamer only wore their night
dresses. They were all very weak.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Washington News aud Gossip & Congressional
Proceedings Yesterday = Progress OF the
Tariff Biii-Hctei Fire in Florida-A MINI
lister Falls Dead just as lie Concludes n
Marriage Ceremony-Western Rivers still
Rising-Grand Lodge No. 5, 4. o. B. b.
Two Men Fatally Shot ut a Dance A
Georgia Marshal Assnssipnted Founder
ina OF n Steamship in the BAY OF Biscay /
Thirty-two Lives Lost-The French Crisis;
Sweeping Changes in the Ministry Ex-
pccted.
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The bloody Battle-Ground or Prince
George.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

Especial telegram tn the Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, February Two ARRAYS
occurred in Prince George county this
morning. During dispute about claim
Richard Bradley shot James Chayers at
close quarters. The laiter's life was only
saved by the ball striking waistcoat-but-
ton. causing it to glance, inficting only q
fiesh-wound In the breast.
Another aaray occurred between Alex
ander Briggs and David Jones, in which
the latter was struck on the head with q
two-pound weight and seriously injured.
All the parties are colored. Bradley and
Briggs arc in Jail.
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The LyncI,burg Tobacco Trade.

LYNCHBURG, Va, February The re-
port OF the Lynchburg Tobacco AsSOcia-
ton shows the sale Of 3,S3i.S9O pounds Of
leaf-tobacco i'm this market since October
18th last, as compared with 4,040,1jO for
the corresponding period Of the previous
tobacco year. The decrease was occa-
stoned by uniayorable weather, and will
be largely overcome within the next seYe-
raj ypCks
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Floods In Western Waters.

CINCINNATI, ONO. February THE
Ohio river is rising here nine inches an
hour, and at the same rate at Portsmouth
and Catlettsburg. Heavy ice is reported
to have reached Portsmouth. The river is
feet high at Wheeling, and is be-
ginning to rise again on account Of heavy
rains. Side streams will cause n rapid rise
all along the river. The Big Sandy river
is higher than il has been for ten years.
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Died while Marrying q Couple.

LA SALLE, Ill, February Last night
while officiating at Il marriage service Rev.
George +. Bronson, pastor Of the Congre-
gational church in this city, fell dead at the
feet OF the couple he was marrying Just rs
he pronounced them husband and wife.
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AGcorgia Marshal Killed.

ATLANTA, GA, February "A special
dispatch to the Constitution says: viii
liam Dooley, a marshal OF IIartinett, Ca,
was shot and killed last night while stand
ing in Henry Aliens saloon by shot
fired from outside. 1t is thought that the
guilty party is known"
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MARINE lNTELLsGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 7, 1888.
ARRIVED.
Brig Emily Raymond (Br.l, Roberts, Matanzzs~
mOltsses- Davenport Morris
Schooner Fred. Jackson snow, MatanZas- mo-
lasses, Davenport & Morris.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise. and passengers. L. ID. Tatum.
superintendent.
Schooner Hope. Hickman. Norfolk, manganese
and truck-barrels, Currie * Co.
FORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. FERRY 7, 1888.
by Telegraph
AEBIyED.
Steamer Luray. Schermerhorn, Norfolk. mer~
chandise and passengers. Chesapeake and OHIO
Railway Company land sailed N returnl.
steamer Acconaac. Deik. merchandise and pas
scngers, Smithteld. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company tand saiIe1 on returnl.
steamer Northampton, McCarrlck, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake aud Ohio
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
SAILED.
steamship Hesper. Watson, Bremen fr)m GAL
weston. having cDaied.
Schooner VII. Bailey Bailey, New York, COAL
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 7-N0on.--StOcks weak
and lower. Money. 80 per cent tNchanse-,
Long 4s22; short, 1854. state bonds dun and
weak Governments generally lower
E,entn Exchange, 4S2ls, Governments
somewhat lower: new 6's, l. 3A; new ass,
lI3sa: new a, 49,. Money closed ut SO per
cent. states duh but higher. Treasury baiances-
Coin. y l6.6s7: currency, s6,l3S.
stocks active and weak. -
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Eafal Shooting ARRAY.

HALIFAX, February IA shooting affray
occurred at Il dance at Digby Neck last
night. Aman named Weatherly was killed
and another named IlutchesOn was fatally
shot
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMoND STOCK EXCHANGE
XrpNEspAY. Febrna-y Z, 1859.

WEDNESDAY. February q, 1889.
sALBs-FrRsr BoABp.-1O shares Atlanta aud
Charlotte Railroad stock at 62k; 80 Aiarrs Nor
folk and Western Railroad preferred stark at ~ !;
10 shares Richmond and Allegheny RaiIrnndetoek
ut IL.
SECOND BoARD.-3,0o0 Atlanta and Charlotte
Railroad incomes at 76k 5000 Western North
Carolina Railroad Is az 100; 30 shares Atlanta
and Charlotte Railroad stock az 90, 81 do. at 63s,
60 do. at 63A; 20 shares Norfolk and Western
Railroad preferred stock IN. C)at4i.
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HafcI Rurned.

JACKSONVILLE, fla, February T. The
Kissimmee Hotel, at klssimmee City, has
been totally burned. the baggage OF the
inmates was all destroyed Loss, $4,000
insurance, $4,000,
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NJ Caleb J. Miller, u. s. NJ, Norfolk,
va, says: know Browns Iron Bitters
70 Dc al that Is claimed for IT,
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SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.


Flour-We quote: Fine. s3@s3.25; superune.'
ss'T5Gs4.o5 extra. .5@s3.25. common FAINT
IN, s5.25as5.50: Patent family, so.oV@so.Io'
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PROFESSIONAL.
BOOKs. STATIONERY. sc.
'IRGINIA LAW JOURNAL, 1888.

The January No. containing, besides other valn-
ahe matter fi,r the profession, ihe only full report
OF judge OIl ADS -.
GRAFTON on THE LIFE MD SERVICES of
JUDGE MO>CURE.
and the remarks of.Rey. Df. lioGE az the inns 81,
of Judge OuLp. We viii ssii for one month .his
No. AT noe. rs "A spec linen OF the JOURNAL w"
Is the time 10 subscribe r>-c,tSu
asw Publishers.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. February 7, 1883.
OFFERINGS.

RICHMOND. February Z, 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red, 1883 bushels. Re-exhlbitsa 800
bushels.
CORN.-white, 900 bushels.
. RYE.-S bushels.
BLACKEYE PEAs.--54 bushels.
WHITE BEANS pa bushels.
OHCHARD-GRAsS SEED.-75 bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, l SO bushels very good Lanets-
Ter ON uIiyatc terms: 50 bushels faif Lancaster
az SI.22; 800 bushels mixed ON private terms
FuI 4 ON private terms: S94 bushels common u
very good kuliz at sl.l6 to 81. "a.
CoRN.-White, $50 bushels good ON ptiUli'
to,ms: AIS bushels very good ~ prime 10 0Oe.
RNE.-S bushels coed at O2c.
WHITE REANs.-l2 bushels choice navy a
0gCuALD-GRAss sEED.-75 bushels prime OF
private terms. ,oo,,-. -,
CoTToN.-Tone firm. Reeeipts, 2s2 h,hss snip
mSnts' , 80 baies Quotations Middhng, 97.c.; low
mlddling, 94c.
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sy.EDs.

DUsSlAN WHITE SPRING OATS
IL have ine stock Of these Justly eeleorsstse1,
OATS. which am selling at the low price OF III
An kinds Of GRASS and CLovER-sEEDs,
lowest mari 81 prccs. II. w. WOOD. scotsman
corner siylh aud MARSHALL streets and 1851 Main
street. ~ o-pe
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NEW YoKk COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YogK, February 7.-Cotion-Nct receipts,
32l bales: gross receipts, 4.774 bales. tutnr.~
closed dull sales 81 0nO bales February, sl0.20-
March. sl0.2sg S10.29; April. f10.4 3GsIO .43:
May, SlO.55mfln.56; June, tiO.69asl0.10;
july. fiO.S20i$ Vs3 August. SlO.93mf1O.p4;
Sep,ember. slO6Oq SiO.63: October. SlO.24S
&1O26; November. ! l0.l2@sl0.lJ.
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MACEIINISTS.

JOSEPH ii. HCLcHFR. JOSEPH q Ross,
Late OF TTedegar Works. Late of c. and o. Shops.
HULCHER & ROSS. PRACTICAL
IL MACHI NISTS, 1903 and 1910 east Cary
street. near Fifteenth street, Richmond, Va. Ma
chinery Of all kindsrepaTed and put pp carefully,
Belng practical machinists. and doing our own
work with the latest improved machinery and
tools we feel assured that we can give entire sails
faction both as 10 price and workmanship
IN 2-eod3m*
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DIR. G. II. Hill. From. Royal, Va, says !:
" Browns Iron Bitters gives general salts
factiono
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IRON, STEEL, dc.

--o-o-----'iset''' - ~ - --''~---->>>--~->
METALS. GRINDSTONES, &c Best
N1 Refined Bar iron-a. sorted sizes; horseshoe
Hoop, Band. and Oyals; Swcde Iron and Norway
Shapes-assorted sizes; Russia. Galvanized, and
American Sheet-Iron; MAYORS Cast, SPRING..
aud 1ire->teel; >peteY, Sheet Zane; Solder, Axles.
Nova Scotia and Ohio 6FtudstOnes--1 ful supply
For sale by HENRY NJ. WORTHAM,
fe u corner Fifteenth and cary str.ets.
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CARPETS. OIL-CLOTHs. &c.
CRo,KERY, GLASSWARE. &c.

GRANITE IRONWARE.
The greatest ware for cooking purposes ever Ia
vented.
Every purchaser Of two dollars Of the above
goods viii receive gratis a reliable and handsome
COOK book, containing over $50 late receipts
Cone e;ry aud secure one.
X. Il. TAYLOR,
| lOll east Main street.,
| h2O opposite Post-Ofboo-
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,rr, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

I ATE PUBLICATIONS, froceeuiosss
| IA Nemorlam OF judge II. c. l.. Monsers anu
Judge ;obert oud containing srssesfis Inch os aEs
sgs :. pes.rfion song, aud Sentiment IN QUAR-
,nrs nv j. A. Macon, illustrated, 81 Use OF NE
Voice Ia Resd,ag end speaking by Kgsss, si'22Yp
i,n,rss"ua siaries BIZ A. Il. Hope, Illustrated "
Resercneed Idol. a novel; II; The ns W,ahnn
| prince, a New York soslesy novei; ~ ni~s~wvP'
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FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.

FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.
DICE POLISH,
IL RICE FLOUR,
the most nutritious food known for
HORSES AND CATTLE.
". VI. LEWIS & co..
IA 23-lm sole AGENT.
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CIGARS.


HEWITT a SONS
III Speciaties IN sc. goods are
RGEr-Nf-NOTS - and" OLD JACh."
In Havana goods:
"VISTAS- and LITTLE WElASOkEs."
All these goods are wrapped with sumatra To-
bacco Of our own importation. ~
GiYr them trial. de S-eoutreZo
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MIIW AtlhfE,

MTLwArxHE, February 7.-Flour quiet and uu-
changed. Wheat weaker: No. 2 hard, sl.1s; soIt,
s1.U6. cash, S1.O5A February, Sl06s March;
No March, 72c. Corn stronger; No. ., 57c.;
new, 44c. Oats scarce aud firm: No. nominailv
3Sc.: white lAc. Provisions steady. Mes pork,
$500 cash and February. ) s.25 March. Lard
Prime steam. - lao cash ana February, sll.4o
March. Hogs nrmer at i6.35Gt6.60; dressed
hog. IN fair demand al 81 % s7.5n.