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So enyiable name has this famous Mineral Wa
ter that the managers Of inferior mineral springs,
DESTROYS OF initiating tie natural purity of the bot
lied water of Congress Spring, inject powerful
acid In their bottled water to preserve the crude
ingredients In solution. being so heavily laden with
LIME AND IRON DEPOSIT.
With such contriyances bogus testimonials and
doctored analysis cards, they seek to rival the pure
medicinal waters of Congress Spring.
The regular season visitors to Saratoga fully UNI
derstand these crude. harsh waters-many of them
after painful experiences. In proof Of his Jdct
zoe can produce a great many responsible names.
But the Saratoga visl ors without experience, and
many who use the bottled waters (often labelled as
curatiyes for disorders which they positively az
grayate) should remember that crude, harsh min
eral waters produce headache, sense Of burning
and internal irritation, and do irreparabe injury
to the digestive organs and kidneys.
CONGRESS WATER-PURE, NATURAL AND
RELIABLE.
NONE GENUINE SOLD ON DRAUGHr.
For sale by druggists, grocers, wine merchants
and hotels. il ~ lh,su& uolu
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GENERAL FOREIGN NhwS.
Bismarck snubs the American Con.
gress.
THE HERR.LASKER RESOLUTION RETURNED TO
THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
[By cable to the Dispatch.

sEttS.
THE HERR.LAsKER RESOLUTION RETURNED TO
THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
[By cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, February 16.-The Berlin cor
respondent OF the Times says that Prince
Bismarck has returned TO Herr Won Eisen-
decker. the German Minister at Washing
ton, the resolution of coincidence on Herr
Lasker's death passed by Congress, with
the counter-request to return the resolu-
ton to the House Of Representatives, as
the position OF Herr Lasker in Germany
was not such as to Justify the resolution.
! The Times adds that although the above
appears incredible, the fact is that the rela-
tions between Washington and Berlin are
in a state Of great tension, chiefly owing to
the pig-flesh question.
The Times concludes One thing certain,
we have not heard the last Of the Lasker
| incident. The Americans are much too
proud, too sensitive, and too independent
| for that.
NOTHING KNOWN OF THE MATTER IN WASHING
TON.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., February 16.-The
German Minister says he has received no
! information concerning the alleged action
OF Prince Bismarck in regard to the House
resolution of coincidence on Herr Lasker's
death. The cabled assertion OF the London
| fimeS'S Berlin correspondent is supposed
to be wholly sensational; in fact, a mere
canard." The Slate Department is also
without any confirmation OF the story that
the resolution has been returned to the
German Minister with the request to return
it to the House OF Representatives.
Converting the Desert Of Sahara into
| u Sea.
| PARIS, February TO- The BeV OF Tunis
has given NJ. Roudaire authority to carry
| out his scheme for Transforming a portion
! OF the Desert OF Sahara into an inland sea-
| I'M. Roudaire is French cavalry Officer
| who has devoted special attention 10 by
| biography. In 1878, while engaged in
geodetic observations with view to de
termining the meridian Of Biskra, town
in Central Algiers, he was impressed will
the fact that portion OF the great deser
OF Sahara is below the level of the Medi
terranean. He concluded that this mus
be the bottom OF an ancient sea. and he con
ceiyed the project OF cutting through thu
dunes which separate The sea from TIL.
desert, with the idea that he would there
by transform vast tracts OF arid waste int
fertile country. This plan seemed so prom
Using that the French Assembly gave hin
an appropriation OF 10000 francs, and h,
devoted two years to further surveys ant
observations. The results OF this worl
were made public in 1877, and created
profound impression.]
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Cut His wife's Throat and then His
Own.
TBy telegraph To the Disratch.1

10y ItItgTIUH ~ IIIt DIsIVIVIIsT
KINGSTON, n. Y, February 16.-Thad-
deus Avery cut his wife's throat last night
at Chichester, and then his own. The
woman Is dead, but Avery is alive. He has
confessed the deed and is urder arrest.
Jealousy was the cause. Both are young,
and they have been married only about a
year
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BUFFALO LITHrA WATER.
LITHIA WATER
FOR
GOVT, RHEUMATIC GOVT, &C.


CASE OF DIR. r. W. YOUNG, OF OXFORD. N. g..
Member of the state Medical Association, Surgeon
IN charge Of General Hospital, Confederate States
Army, stated by himself.
ain the month Of August, 1879. Drostrated by a
severe attack Of gout, with which had then suf-
fered for several months and In such condition
that scarcely hoped ever to be able to resume
active professional life, visited the Buffalo Lithia
Springs. was without appetite; nv digestion
imperfect and painful; my nervous system shat
tered, and the vict Of neuralgia In all its forms
my spirits greatly dep essed, and so feeble that
could walk but short distance without assistance.
The first noticeable effect of the water was upon
the secretion from my kidneys and skin, both of
which were acting very imperfectly.'
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Brother and sister Arrested for MUIR.
ranh 10 the Dlspatch.1

fBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l
CLEVELAND, OHIO, February 16.-A dis
patch from Harrnar, Ohio, states that Mrs.
Miller and her brother are under arrest for
numbering Mr.. Miller.
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SuGocated with Gas.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch

by telegraph TO The DISPATCH
LEXINGTON, KY, February 16.-Wallace
Brockman and Richard Craig, who went
to bed drunk at the Ashland House last
night, blew out the gas and were sufl'ocated
tn DEATH
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The Aberdeen, Md, Affair.
IHG hUCEU~NHs 1sENHss H6|HH'
THE IMPRISONED CONTRACTOR RELEASED BY
AN ARMED sHERIFF's POssE-A FIGHT IN
WHICH SEVERAL MEN WERE WOUNDED.

THE IMPRISONED CONTRACTOR RELEASED BY
AN ARMED sHERIFF's POssE-A FIGHT IN
WHICH SEVERAL MEN WERE WOUNDED.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
ABERDEEN, MD., February 16.-There
has been intense excitement here for the
past twenty.four hours over the detention
OF A. j. Parliament, contractor on the
Baltimore and Ohio extension, by the TIA
liam laborers, who were demanding his life
or their money. The officers OF the law
here could not take the men, and things
looked threatening, and blow from either
side would have resulted In bloodshed.
Sheriff Walker telegraphed to Baltimore
for assistance from the police. They ar
rived at +. M. Before the arrival OF the
police force, however, posse OF twenty
five men, in company with tue sheriff, en-
tered the shanty in which Parliament was
confined by the force OF arms, and de
mauded bis release. Here quite fight en-
sued. Shots were fred at the escaping
Italians, and several were wounded, but
none dangerously. One OF the sheria's
posse was shot In the groin, probably
fatally. Thirty-eight Italians were ar.
rested. handcuffed, put under armed
guard, and marched twelve miles distant
to the county Jail. A telegram from the
sheriff Just received states that the men ar
rived at 8 o'clock.
sympathy here Is generally with the
Italians, who have been In an almost starv'
ling condition, and were only saved from
perishlng by the citizens who fed them.
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FIour.

Flour We quote: Fine, S2.50@83; super1ne,
e3.2j@S3.75; extra, S4.75Gt4.9 90: raw'iv. $50
1925: Patent family, s61s6.25. Market very
dull.
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Mr. olads,oue was THURSDAY asternoo,

Mr.. Gladstone was Thursday afternoon
the subject OF an unpleasant experience.
He was walking In Bond street quite dn-
attended, on his way to the House Of Com
mons. Suddenly a man seized him by the
collar and brought him 10 q standstiIl.
The Prime Minister with some difficulty
shook of his assailant, and continued on
foot to his destination. ft Is asserted that
the map made the attack on wager.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

new mannins Lost isis Casc-coiored People
.r ,hs south Begin 20 Lsck &C dses-
dams Prscticaliy--No Meesins ef the Dan-
lille Committee Te.lsay-Ths Examina-
,,en 90 ne Resumed Mondsy-A Review Of
n, rsuImony- Republicans Disnp.
..,n,ea In Their Witnesses What Colonel
cabei, ssys-Personai News fsems-The
x,,y,a,a Contested Election cases-Brtefs.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oY NETWORKS NEWS, FEE. 10, 1884
[By Telegraph


s,aamer Iuray schermerhorn, Norfolk. ner.
che ndise and messengers, Chesapeake and Ohio
RAILWAY Company land sailed op retnrnl.
Steamer AceOmac, Delk, merchandise ana pas
sengers smithheld, Chesapeake ana ONO Railway
Com many land sailed on returnj. 1919.
steamer Northampton, MeCarrics. Nortoh
merchandise and passengers, CHESAPEAKE ana onio
Railway Conipany snd sa,eu on b.,
land sailed for Bellinore). ~,
steamer Blacks one Kent W xeed rSat Ra,ze
tcoaled and sailed Tor Londonl
steamship Dalcoath Br.l, Iago, New Orleans
put In for coal. o.,,, 49,.
neeser -ears: James Ford, Nickerson, Boston.
schooner Il. II. Weaver, Weaver, Portsmouth
N. III.
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IA Yefo.
a Veto.
iBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I

iBy telegraph 70 the Dispateh.l
JACKSON. Miss, February 10. Governor
Lowry has vetoed the railroad commission
bill. His decision was not looked for so
early. and it has caused considerable COM
motion Ia political circles.
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Iby tcf1FHp1#o INC f1spAteh.I
TAUNTON, MASS, February 10.--A mort
gage Of ten millions OF dollars, covering
all the property Of the Bankers and Mer-
chants Telegraph Company, was flied here
to-day.
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In behalf Of The Texas Pacific, and Dir.
George, OF Texas, who urged the forfeit
ure Of iss land grant.
The Committee on War C'aifns have re-
commended number OF Virginia claims
TO be sent to the Court OF Claims.
nv Associated press.I
TIE ToBAcCo-TAx REBATE.
WASHINGTON, February I0.--The First
Comptroller OF the Treasury has prepared
circular letter, 10 be sent 10 all claimants
for rebate Of tobacco-tax under the recent
act Of Congress, notifying them that II VIII
be impossible for him to give any definite
information rs 10 the time when their
claims can be passed upon unless the
clerical force OF his Office Is increased. The
First Comptroller says that there are about
$4,000 OF these claims on file In his office,
and that he has only four clerks who are
available 10 examine them, and these Gao
only devote portion Of their time TO these
claims.
THE KEIFER-BoYNToN INVESTIGATION.
WASHINGTON, February 16.-Tbe House
committee TO investigate the charges made
by ex-Speaker Reifer against General Boyn-
ton, correspondent OF the Cincinnati Com
mercial- Gazette, that the latter had attempt
ed 70 use his privileges as correspondent to
lobby bills in Congress, met this morning,
but Keifer objected to proceeding with the
investigation, as he was not prepared.
Boynton wished TO proceed, but Keifers
objection prevailed, and postponement
was had until Wednesday next. Keller
was represented by counsel. Boynton pre-
ferred to LET the committee conduct the
examination
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BEAUTIFUL PARLOR FIRES.

Having the agency Of the Kanawha Tanne y V9al
Company prepared TO rar nrsrsry f,,ei: siso
f nm sunny .',rniy A. cR0wN HILL sfLlNT COAL
the pest "es' '"s'"@ +. LATHROP.
~ Sole Agent for kichinona
~, Seventeenth street 90 draw-bridge,
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his Attempt 90 Brine About Penee-Re.
storing Petty suisans 20 Ancestral Power
and ignoring ri siahdi-Troops sent to
the Relief OF Teknr.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.
.nED FROM DEATH.

DESCUED FROM DEATH.
WILLIAM 3. CouGuLiS, OF Someryiiie, Mass.
says. In the fall OF 1915 was taken with BLEED.
NC On, Iry0s followed by severe cough. lost
M annette and flesh, and was confined 70 my bed
In iS77 was admitted TO the hospital The doe.
tors aid had n hole In my lung as big az hall
dollar. At one time report went around tnAs
DR. WILLIAM HALLS BALsAM FOR TIKI
ITNis. I got bottle, when. TO my surprise,
commenced TO feel better, and to-day fesi bette
Than for three wears past. fe l6-dsttwit
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RHEUMATIC GOVT.
CASE or f. C. BARRETT, OF JERUSALEM, SOUTH
AMPTOS COUNTY, VA,
Membe, Medical soclety Of virginia.

LAST summer | had very severe attack OF
Rheumatic Gout. from which / suffered all the
concomtants of so grave malady. ! was bed
ridden; became extremely emacaed, with active,
Infammatory Fever, swollen and highy-painful
and sensitive joints; all Of which made me a help
less and confirmed invalid During painful and
protracted Illness I resorted to every rational
treatment conceivable without material benefit,
when the Litha Water No. 2 was suggested to me-
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$50 per cent. deducted.
STATE OF wIscoNsIN-CoUSTY OF MILWAUKEE,,
S.:
BE IL remembered. That on the - day OF Feb
ruary, 1884, at the city aforesaid, before me,
Francis BloodgoOd, a commissioner resident IN
the said city, duly commissioned and quaiihed ny
q e executive authority and under the Jaws OF inc
state OF Virginia To take acknowledRenient on
deeds, &C 10 be used or recorded therein, per.
soDalIy appeared II. l.. PALMER. President, and
D. W. SKINNER. secretary, OF the NOhTHWksf-
ERIN MUTUAL LIFE-lNsURANCE COMPANY of
MILWAUKEE, WIS, who, being duly sworn, de-
po~e and say and each for himself says, that they
are the above described officers or the said COM
pany and that the foregoing Is true and corrcct
,tatement Of the actual condition OF said orgsni-
zaton on tie last day of It's fiscal year-to wa, w
Isl dlv OF December. 1853, according 70 ne
hest OF their kr- Wedge, information, and beitef'
respectively. ..-o,,,,,..
ysFALi set my hand and affixed The seal o. Wy
~ Office on the 9Th day OF February, 1851
FRANCIS BLOObGOoD,
Commissioner for Virginia at MILWAUKEE, WIS.
N.B Reliable and active agents waited m va
fious parts Of Virginia and North Carolina, WIZ
whom liberal contracts will be made on Appnca-
ton Ia person or by letter 10 49,
JOHN b. CARY 4 SON,
General Agents
for Virginia and North Carolina,
Bank and Tenth streets, Richmond, Va
H. 1881
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II. II. MILLER 4 CO.,
orner Ninth and Main streets
INSURANCE STATEMENT.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY or THE AUDITOR o.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS FOR yIRaLsIk.J
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE
~ INSURANCE COMPANY.


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR
ENDING THE 3lsT DAY OF DECEMBER,
1888. or THE ACTUAL con DITI0N OF 'fitSs
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LlFE-1NsUR-
ANCE COMPANY, ORGANIZED UNDER
THE LAWS OF THE STATE or WISCONSIN,
MADE TO THE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC &C.
COUNTS FOR THE COMMONWEALTH or
VIRGINIA PURSUANT TO THE ACT Of
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, REGULATING
THE REPORTS OF INSURANCE COMPA-
MES, APPROVED FEBRUARY 22, 1878.
Name Of the company I'm full-N0RTHwEsTux
MUTUAL LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY.
Home or principal Office Of said company NIL
wAuKBE, WIS.
Character Of the company whether life, acci-
dent, casualty, city cooperative association, bro
therhood, livestock, or any other association M
surfing iife-LlFE.
Presidential. l.. PALMER.
Vice President-MATTHEw KEENAN,.
secretary-J. w. SKINNER.
Treasurcr-C. ID. NASH.
Organized and ncorporated-MARcH, 1857.
Commenced business-NOvEMBER rs. 1883.
Name of the General Agents In virgnia-JoBs
II. CARY 4 SON.
Residence Of the General Agents IA virgiuiz--
RICHMOND.
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DenounciDg the Egyptian Policy
sIBy cable 10 the Dispatch.I


LONDON, February 49, A nass-meeting
was held this afternoon at Princess Hall,
Picadilly, for the purpose Of denouncing
the Egyptian policy OF the Government.
The hall was thronged with people, and so
many came who could not find places
that an overflow was organized
in st. James square. Baron Borlhwick
presided. The most prominent Conserva.
lives present were Sir Robert Peel and
Lord Randolph Churchill. !.
A speech was made by Lord Randolph
Churchill, In which he prophesied that
Gladstone would hereafter be known as
"Sinkat" Gladstone. Sir Robert Pee
offered resolution, which was carried, to
the effect that Parliament had ceased TO be
in accord with the people, and ought to be
turned out. The meeting ended In great
uDroar.
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COO 90 Nm N ego RRR EEE ssss ssss
o 90 DINING CIR RE
6 90 On MIG GO I SIS So
eco 90 N mn GGG X r ZEE 'ss' $3.50
ssss PPP RRR INN y GGG
ssss EpF r ERH ##SSSEs g
ssssP ( Elm m m eS &C. -
THE STANDARD MINERAL WATER.
CATHARTIC, Alternative.
A specific for

SpcCIHC TOT
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH, LIVER AND
KIDNEYS, ECZEMA, MALARIA, AND
ALL IMPURITIES OS THE BLOOD.
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yTTEsT VIRGINIA CRoWNS-HHaiLL
w spLINT S9A n, AN SI1MP FOR srate. A aud
~, Una of sTFAM-COAL; OAK and FINE
WooI1-sawed and Klndnng-ss CHEAP ~ m any
sssler IN The city. Telephone Nor 2I7; ONCE
TIA east Cary street. ~ n rItoN.
r. lt)-lm y. -. = 49,.
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CO az DELlNERED-nhnn ~ ~.
SID FOREST PINE WOOD; AZ AZ R ases
long, sawed ends; HICKORY DAN ind
c r tssied and approved blazing G hI,ar,
CoAI, s4.bO, 1928, and % 50i pure, ori lnn.
burning sPLINT COAL, 500 anu r. mel. AZ \
ion: co Al all sizes lowest s f Wsln
Cali, write, or phone tNo. Sl2) 11S e'''' mann
street. o,,o,, -,
LACksMrrh-shor !" q. WATKINS.
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Judge Harris viii open the argument in
the O'SerrallPanl ease before the com
nluee Tuesday, and Major John w.
Daniels win close II. The decision In this
cass In regard 70 the acts OF the deputy
collectors win settle The Massey case.
!, y looks as II the Mcpherson BIN will pass
'ne senate, but II h regarded rs an made
Yuate measure OF relief. Senators In
spsaking on II do not average dozen
senatorial listeners.
Efyy Day brings out sonie Objectionable
POINT 10 the Mexican treaty.
:. tne scnstf Committee on Public Lands
~osy heard William n. Eyarts and cthers
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wONp AND COAL.

TSR0M AND AFTER THIS DATE |
win furnish BEST ANTHRACITE LIN:
az 60 q and sS;S 1n SS Spd ,5.25 for Hail
sp rhlNrp NE WOOD, "a aud s45Q per cord
SSFT COKE, s4.5O aud 80. ENGINE OK SxA ~, "
All kinds at lowest prices for CASH ~ 70 ScE AZ
street. lie 10l - II. = 1.o--.
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The number of policies issued during

line nuuDer Oh ftSueu curing
the year.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6,6S1
The amount Of insurance effected
The amount OF premiums re-
ceived during the yesr.......... 3.ooseII 81
The amount OF interest received
and ali other receipts. 80. 1,2oo,ool oS
The amount of losses and endow-
ments paid during the year
Matured endowments, $685.
S51.27; death claims, 1884,
The amount of losses and endow-
ments unpaid, unadJusted, and
Surrendered and apsed policies,
$257,652.s3; dividends 20
policy holders, s675S29.47... 9334S2 80
The amount OF expenses. inclB-
Commnied commissions. 40
S74,73; profit and loss. $l2,-
The whole number of policies in -.
The et amount Of liabilities or risks
thereon, and all other nabiii-
tes-Risks I'm force, f92,0S3,-
Og3; totLl Iiabililties.......... 17,e53,075 Oh
The amount Of capital stock II
any-Purely mutual.
The amount OF assets, and how
invested ...'........''''.''. Zi,iiD,Szi ~
Loans on bond
and mort
gage sl5,7Os,301 90
Premium notes l,36S,066 Al
Real estate..... 1,27I,352 Az
United states
bonds and
other bends
im'ket valued I,1se,9se oil
| Cash on hand
and In banks,
Intending
f57.603.1S
OF 1883 In
transmission
receiy'd JAN
uary LIST and
lUfh........s. 4lo,1bO 20
Accrued inter-
est and rent. 277,442 3s
Ledger ac-
counts and
ble........... 2s,937 92
sDeferred and
unpaid pre-
miums....... 3ZOy4oo ~
fe es, i%SSSt o. UNPAID uarDu, 1000 90
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PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS

Mr.. Morrison Is willing TO give the car
pet-manufacturer free wool. New Jersey
Republicans say that Arthur will get their
State at Chicago. II was for Blaine last
tlme. The metal-men appeared before
Ways and Means and protested against the
passage OF the Morrison bill. A large del
egatiOn, representing nearly one hundred
furnaces and ore-mines in Pennsylvania.
are here. The subcommittee OF Ways
and Means, OF which Mr.. Hlrd Is chair
man, will report in favor of placing
paintings and statuary oE the free list.
Every day testimony Is adduced TO show
bow corrupt and INSCRIPTIONS many Of
The southern United States marshals and
Their deputies have been. Governor Cur
nn's dramatic performance In the House
Yesterday was much commented on to-day
Colonel Tom 0ehiltree Is getting too cor
gulent TO be presidential possibility. Mr.
white, OF Kentucky, has been so quiet re-
Gently that II has been suggested that he
must have the to0tbache. Senator Riddle.
berger has gone 10 New York. Repre-.
senlasiyes Bowen and Hooker left for Rich.
mond to-day.
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! asked Colonel Cabell to-day what he
thought Of the investigation. He SAID
they have so far utterly failed, for every
one Of their witnesses except one has testi-
ned that the row was an accident, and that
The negroes brought it on. That negro
Glass, said he, who swore he was afraid to
testify, actually swore, find, three months
ago at Danyille to the same tissue OF false
hoods in the Sims contested-election case.
wish had known the fact when he was
giving bis testimony yesterday.
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DIGS FEET, CAPE-COD GRAN
BERRIEs, FLORIDA ORANGES.
FAMILY RoE-IIERRINGs,
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS SUGAR ano
MOLAsSEs,
TURKISH and FRENCH PRUNEs very iowI'
nRIEp and EyAPoRATED PEACHES.
Fresh supply at ,sr,,us WHITES.
falls ChhisiihN
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MILWAUKEE, February l6. Flour dull. Wheat
steady; No. 2 Milwaukee, cash and February,
y4xc Corn quieI; No. z, BAKE. Oats unehangedj
No y. 33c Provisions hi CHER. Mess pork, slS.36
cash aud February. Lard-Prime steam, 1920
cash aud February. Hams-Sweet- picked, ia
Ml2kc. Hogs firIner at s6.30@7.
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DIssOLUTION of COP
IL SHIP.
KEW on-pARrNERsHIp.

1 cordially recommend the new hrin 70 my
friends and patrons. WILLIAM 9,uhLssn s
EEppfrAuy 1 1874. it . cSNtVt