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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-13
NEWS OF TIE DAY.

TWO. l,ersops. Meraa IA ffeGsht cold snap.
A heavy snow storm prevailed yesterday
throughout Alabama and other portions Of
the South.
Naval Cadet Marcus F. Snoak, Of South
Carolina, died at the Naval Academy, al
Annapolis, yesterday, of erysipelas.
The President sent message to Congress
yesterday advising the additional appropri-
alton for the New Orleans exposition.
It is rumored 10 Philadelphia that com
pany is to be formed in England, with a
large capital, to purchase the Keely motor.
Telephone communication between
Washington and New York is about being
established and soon Chicago will be in
hailing distance by the phone.
Five laborers were asphy xiated in sewer
in Chicago yesterday while cleaning it out.
A gang of eleven men were in the sewer,
and six of them were rescued just in time 10
save their lives.
Joseph and Alexander Bachman, jewelers.,
New York, have failed; liabilities $40, 143,
actual assets $l7,927. George S. ritman,
jeweler, of the same city, has also assigned
liabilities SIG .5S6, actual assets $3.50.
Just before o'clock yesterday evening in
the House of Representatives Mr.. Towns
bend moved that recess be taken till 8 D.
m. to further consider the Postoffice Appro-
priation bill, but the inevitable White, of
Kentucky, made point of no quorum, aud
a call of the House was ordered. During
the roll call White retired into one of the
cloak rooms. AS soon as this fact was
known unanimous consent was asked and
obtained to dispense with further proceed
ings under the call, and the House by viva
voce vote, took a recess till 8 o'clock, much
to Whites chagrin.
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she TORE UP $3.50 IN BANK NOTES.

she TORE UP $3.50 IN BANK NoTEs.-A
Susquehanna telegram says II. E. King,
treasurer of the Starucca School Board, in
Wayne county, lost peck et.book few
DAYS ago which contained $780, It was
found by boy named George Mead. The
boy took it home and gave it to his mother.
When King learned that Mrs. Mead had
his money he went to her house ard de-
manded it. She denied having it. King
got search warrant, and went with con,
stable to search the house. When Mrs.
Mead was told what they had come for she
went into another room and shut the door.
She soon came out with her hands full #
small bits of bank notes, which she threw
on the floor before the men. She had torn
the entire amount of Kings money into
fragments. If she does not make good
Kings loss she will be prosecuted beth
ciyily and criminally.
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Crew Reacu d.

LONDON, Feb. l3.-Thc British ship Con-
stance, Capt Andrews, which has arrived ut
Liverpool from New York, encountered a
severe gale on the voyage, during which
her cabin was filled with water, boats were
lost and much damage was doue. She res
cued the crew of the Norwegian bark Oh
servant, Capt. Marstein, from Galveston
Dec. l9lh for Liverpool, which was aban-
done.i at sea-
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Conference of School Superin endent:
in session in Richmond are in favor of pay.
ing school trustees per diem The confer
ence also adopted resolution memorable
ing Congress to pass the Blair educational
bill now before the House of Representa-.
tiyes. ,.a ors
,,. MT; 9ogf 10 nassanmond, for masy wears
5.s.-,lnent business man of Norfolk, died
yesterday after lingering illness. He was
sixty-eight years Of age, native of the
New England States, but had resided in
Norfolk since his early manhood. He was
prominently identified with Masonry, being
Knight Templar and thirty second de.
gree Mason.
The Auditor Of the State has declined to
accept coupons in payment of taxes in com.
pliance with the decision rendered by
Judges Bond and Hughes, of the United
States Circuit Court, at Norfolk. His reas.
ons for refusing to do so are that he has not
yet been served with the order of the court,
ard because law of the State requires that
all revenues shall be paid into the banks
designated as State repositories.
In the Hastings Court of Petersburg yes.
terday, Judge E. NJ. Mann handed down his
opinion in the case of the suit of the State
of Virginia against the Planters and Me-
chanics' Bank, aud as it appears from the
opinion that no suspending order was as ked
by counsel for the State, no appeal will be
taken to the Supreme Court of Appeals.
The trustees of the bank will execute the
order OF The court as soon as practicable,
probably within the next thirty days. The
trustees have on hand about SOC, 900, which
is sufficient to pay dividend of % per cent.
to the creditors
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FROM WASHINGTON,
Especial Correspondence Of the a le.audrla tlaIct
WASHINGTON. u a.. Feb. IL. 18S

Especial Correspondence Of the Alexandria HsIette
WASHINGTON. - T.. Feb. Is. 1886
About the composition of the next Cabi
net ,hs talk this morning is to the efiec
that the only member SO far definitely de
cided upon is Mr. Garland for the Depart
ment OF Justice, that he was selected with
out a suggestion from any quarter, and thai
though The President elect yraciously listens
to all the recommendations with regard to
the selection Of others, many think thai
such recommendations are in as bad taste
as would he the case had they reference to
invitations to his dinner table. Notwith.
standing this it is rumored to day that Sen.
ator Voorhees, has gone to Albany to press
carried with him letter recommending
, Mr.. McDonald's appointment signed by
many of the democratic Senator's
Al a meeting of the House Pensions Com
, mittee to-day Mr.. Comstock, chief of di.
~. an; Pension Bureau, testified that
by order Of Dudley, Com d oRs29sE = Of Fen.
sions, an order was issued in the bureau
previous to last falls election granting the
same privileges to the republican candi-
dates for Congress in Indiana as were grant
ed 10 actual members of Congress-a thing
unheard Of before in the Bureau Among
the clerks in the bureau who testified to the
!. fact that an order had been issued to hold
rejected cases until after the election was
{: Dir. I. A. Broadus, of Alexandria. Those
who testify against the bureau are subjected
10 all sorts of taunts and many to insult,
but their places are safe by reason of the
fear Of those who could remove them that
such action would secure their own dis.
charge within less than q month.
The House Pensions Committee will re-
port in favor of giving the widow of General
g. II. Thomas pension of 50 600 year.
Congressman Warner, of Ohio, a silver
man, has written a letter to the President.
elect, which has been signed by number
of the democratic members of the House,
asking him not TO press upon the party his
ideas in favor Of the suspension of silver
coinage But Mr.. w. L. Scott and Mr..
Barnum are both here, it is said, at the in
stance of the President elect, to urge upon the
democrats in Congress the urgent necessity
to the interests of The country of the passage
of bill to suspend the coinage of silver
dollars. l. is reported that their advice
will be taken and that provision to effect
the desired object will he appended TO one
of the appropriation bills.
In the Senate 10 day Mr.. Ingalls,, in view
Of the newspaper talk about the probability
of an extra session of Congress, called upon
the Chairman of the Appropriations Commit
tee, Nj. Allison, for Information respecting
the condition of the regular appropriation
bills. Mr.. Allison replied that 80 far az his
committee was concerned the bills referred
TO were as far advanced as usual at the same
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The Rnprs

Lyndon, Feb. i3.1Advices from Dui ban,
South Africa, state that the bellicose sec
ton OF the Beers declare that if single shot
is fred in Bechuanaland, they will absorb
the colony Of Natal. The inhabitants of the
latter country are firmly resolved TO resist
The aggression of the Beers.
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Missing Steamer.

GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Feb. 13.-The
steamer Michigan has not been heard of
since Monday and much anxiety is felt for
her safety. West winds have again fastened
the ice to this shore, making navigation i'm
possible until an east wind drives the ice
into the lake.
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More Earthuuake Shocks.

MADRID, Feb. 13.-Earthquake shocks
We're felt to day at Tore Del Campo, about
40 miles North of Granada. They were re.
we're enough to do serious damage to the
Aosnital.
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Effects of the Storm.

CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-Asked what the re-
cent storm cost the railways centering here,
general traffic manager is quoted to-day
as saying it would be within bounds TO es.
innate the expenditure as equal to the pro-
fits of all the roads since January l.
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Dead,

CHICAGO, Feb. 13-A telegram from Rock
ford, ILL.,, dated yesterday says William
Rouse. jr, a well.known young actor, and
stage manager Of the Lights O London Com
panyr died there suddenly Of heart disease.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-13

We have received copy of the World
TraCel Gazette, publication devoted en-
trely to the interests Of travellers, publish
ed at 207 Broadway, New York. The jour
nal will prove valuable guide for those
contemplating to travel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-13

IT WAS recently mentioned that negroes
had been excluded from the public skating
Kinks in Boston. 1t now also appears that
Young colored women who seek instruction
at the New England Conservatory of Music
in that same city are refused board and
lodging. All on account of race and the
republican newspapers of that city, in speak
ing of 1t, say it is only natural" The
should be in Boston the city whose pro:
fessions Of love and admiration for the
negro would indnce credulous people to
suppose that it was the New Jerusalem of
the colored race; aud the republican news
papers of which abused and maligned the
people of Virginia because they denounced
and repudiated The action of General Ma
homes Governor in making his negro body
servant trustee for the white female
schools of the capital of their State. Ac.
cording to Northern republican ideas, the
African, not the higher-the Monaghan, is
the social equal of the white race, except
ing, of course, the native whites of the
North, who are the social superiors of all
other people. A negro to Northern repub-
licans is good enough Morgan so long as
he remains South, but when in the North
he is only negro, and nothing more, and
their treatment Of him there would be only
natural" except for their hypocritical pro
LESSONS Of regard aud atft c,ion for him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-13

For refined Sugars the market is firm at IA.
lowing quotations: Cut loaf and crushed H..
powdered 6a4 graduated GSs: A soft g., vi
low sassy.
CofFee-The market iu the past week WAS apu
for spot, and prices easier in tone, though no.,
quotably lower. The inquiry Is for small lots
only, and the sales were 1000 bags at s7.goLc
The distribution is slow. There were no ssIr. a. ..
the Exchange on Thursday. We quote Rio ~
voices as follows Ordinary at cents, fair -,
81, cents, good at 10 cents, and prime at lDi,
cents.
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Business Failures

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-The business e. FIJI
vi ss ifnripg the past seven days throughout
the country number 239
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-13

DEADwooD Oak, Feb. ia FIRE in China.
town destroyed ten buildings yesterday. Loss
$4,000. Tho heaviest sufferer is Wing Tsue,
Chinese merchant.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Feb 12-Bccye,
Firm feeling, but not enough business to make
market; dressed Beef active at Sal DC per H. sheen
dull but firmly held, and 20 car loads remain nm
sold poor to good Sheep sold at s. 5Oa5 - 70,
100 lbs, aud common to good Lambs S5a6 62t,
deck load of extra muttons, IS lbs average. sold
at So 25 per 100 lbs. Hoes-nonc offered alive.
firm and nomiraly quoted ut s. 1850 - per
100 lbs
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CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. Feb. l2.-IIoy.
active and firm: common and light So 9OaJ l.
packing and butchers 81 75a5 So; reccir,s
/ SS5 head !; shipments 300.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-13

Flour q"ct and steady Wheat has been irreg-
u!ar and huctuating during the past few days and
closes = shade timer than mt the opening Of the
week, prime milling grades, however, still COM
,naud outside figures. Corn is active. Rye and
Oats scarce aud firm. Eggs. Pork and Poultry in
light receipt and wanted Other produce is un-
changed.
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Feb. - Cst,,.-
Trading brisk; prices stronger. being 25c hi,
than on Monday; exports So 90aG so; sh pp.,,
81 9Oa6; common 81 4Os4 so: Cow, 81 j0,
10 stockers aud feeders s. % Il 60: 'l,ym.
So 95a4. Hogs.-Market strong; rough packing
81 50a4 90; packing and shipping 81 -5a5 20
Ing brisk and prices 25a5Oc higher than Ias,
week on good grades; common 81 25s3 ned.
urn $3a3 TO; good to choice 81 25a5.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

The week has been devoid of matters OF inter-
est and in the absence of business great interest
is being manifested in the approaching ceremonies
attendant upon the dedication of the washington
monument in which so many of the people IN
this city and of the State will participate. Bust
ness is almost at standstill and the obstruction
to pavigation again. caused by the ice embargo,
is keenly felt in all branches of trade Recelpts
of produce are limited but the market Keeps we'll
abreast Of other places Money matters are qulet
hut the complaint of scarcity in the country Is
still found. Until something is done to dis
tribute the vast surplus held in the centres ana
in the u. S Treasury, the times are not likely TO
improve much, but it is the hope of the people
that the incoming democratic administration
will undo the str.gs Of the government purse
and give employment to those who willing
and anxious to work thus putting the money in
circulation and benefting all classes. Govern
mcut bends arc weak. Virginia securities are
active. Consol bonds sold yesterday at 42l4 and
1926, and later at 42, closing 42a43. Consol
coupons sold in Baltimore at Ash AID 46, but
subsequently at Al. The 1O40 bonds sold at 80,
| and the past due coupons at o3A. The per
cent bonds opened at'519 s sn6 sold at 517s. There
is evidently fcversh feoiing. Railroad securi-
tics are very quiet. We quote Va. Midland I'd at
110la do I'd 95laaeGH,; do. 4th GO; do. 5th
947,s96, and do. inc. So
| NEa YORK Feb. 1911 a. MI he stock mar.
ket was lower at the opening this morning, the
active stocks showing a decline of Is to q per
cent in the first prices aud this was followed BY
| furtbor decline of ,ts to 3 Western Union was
pre- sed for sale and early in the first hour fell to
| GOa4 against 8las las. evening. After the first
half hour the market became dull and later re-
covered large portion Of the early losses. At
this hour the market is steady at the recovery.
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fever. Years ago he devoted himself TO the
study and keeping of bees, and became one
of the most celebrated bee culturists in the
Union. He contributed many valuable ar
ticles to bee.keepers' journals.
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Cattle Markets.

BALTIMohE CATTLE MARKET. Feb IL Siren
and Lambs.-3SO head have been received ,inr.
Monday aud there are none on sale. Prize, ~
last sales as to quality, 2lea5c for Sheep. and a.
a6c for Lambs. Hogs.-The receipts sine" Mon.
day number 300 and those in the pens un.o'd
less than 200 head. Trade has been TAR ARA
prices firm at Mondays figures. with pro>rcr,. ~
being higher next week. Quotations sac ror
Lambs.
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BALTIMORE Feb 13.--Ya IS consolidated 421a
past due coupons 527s; new 10 dos 35: do new
IS 51Is bid to-day. Cotton dull mdding
Flour quiet and steady; Howard street and
Western super - T5a3 Is; do extra So 25a
3 rs: do family So S7a4 TO; City Mills super
| ii 20: pstapsco family - so; do supcrlative
patent s. 49, Whcat-southern easier; Western
! irncr and dull Southern red 93s95 do amber
96a93 No / Maryland 94a944 No 2 Weste- III
- -; 2lnG rcd spot SS"4aS3; March 9O1sa90h; May
934s93la C5ru:-s5utthfss-n easier; Western
frner and dull. Southern white 56a57: do
yellow 51s52; Western mixed spot 494a491a
February Asa. a491s March 475sa47S. steamer
ISa4st.. Oats steady and quiet; Southern 35a
49, Western white 37a39; do mixed 34a36
Pennsylvania 34a37. Rye quiet at 73a75. Hay
quiet with moderate inquiry prime to choice
r-nnsylvaria and Maryland $13a15. Provisions
frmer with fair local demand; Mess Pork, old
Sl3 rs; new, S14. Observation-Disclosures and
clear rib sides packed ea7a.. Bscon-shoulders
Ga, clear rib sides Sla. Hams 12aa13 Lard
frcfncd) St. Butter hrmer; Western packed
11a22; creamery 26a34. Eggs scarce and firm
Mt 24a25 Cofite dull and easy: Rio cargoes, Or
ordinary TO fair Ss9iA. Sugar firm soft 6ls
Whiskey uominally steady at 81 goal 81.
NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Stocks steady Money
easy a.1c Cotton quiet aud firm; uplands ! / Ia;
Orleans 11as Flour dull and heavy. Wheat
htgner Torn Detter.
CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-11a. m.-Wheat opened at
Sd for May, declined trife. became frmer and
is now quoted Mt s41saS4t,. May Corn 4O1h.
May Oats 30os May Pork $13 35. May Lard
81 22k
RICHMOND MARKET Feb. 12.-tfhe market is
frn but quiet. Flour Is in limited demand ex-
ccpt for immediate home consumption. Receipts
Of Wheat light with sales of longberry at S5a99.
The sales Of Corn were on private terms.
Nothing doing in other things.
LYNCBBURG MARKET, Feb. 12.-Flour steady
with but little doing however. Wheat firm and
Quoted at T6a90. Corn in light demand but
prices steady at 5Os5S. Winter Oats are scarce
and wanted. Receipts Of Tobacco fair and demand
for all grades good at satisfactory prices.
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. Feb. 12.-There is
but little doing in -four or grain. Quotations are
for Flour 80 75a$6 Wheat S6a95. Corn 6Oa52
Rye and Oats nominal
BALTIC. SuGARASD COFFEE MARKET. Feb r.
sugars.-Tke feeling in raw Sugars lie certainly
stronger, and there is careful Offering of desira-
BILE goods. holders feeling encouraged by advices
from primary sources as well as a better export
movement in refined goods. The absence OF bust
mesa, az usual makes valuation somewhat nomi.
nal but quoted figures would at least be asked
for anything at sll desirable. We quote fair to
good refining at 4 1915 to Size; centrifugal,
go test 6ata6t4 grocery grades New Orleans
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-13

(tHOICE SUGAR CURED BREAKFAST Pieces
~ received to-day by
jams J. C. MILBURE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-13

FLORIDA ORANGES, prime and fresh, re-
l. ceved to day by
jian27 JIG MILPURN
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10.

For 4 man who does not seek personal
nrefermeut, but, on the contrary, Is pro-
nouncedly retiring, and who is conspicu'
ously noticed as one of the few who tnink
Office should seek the man, not man the Of
fee, Mr.. Barbour is nominated for more
high Offices than any other man 10 the
country. To his great surprise, ana "itn-
out a previous thought of it, he was made
the popular and efficient Congressional rep
!, esentative of this district. The chairman
ship of the State committee of his party was
then, fortunately for the party, thrust upon
him. Il is generally conceded throughout
Virginia, and has been ever since ne re-
deemed the State from the Mahoneites, that
hs not only deserves but will have the next
u. 8. Senatorship in case be be not called
to a cabinet position and now some OF mis-
numerous friends want him to be Governor.
It is thought by those who know him best
that this last nomination, while exceeding
" complimentary, would not be agreeable
to Mr.. Barbour, and that rs his entrance
into politics was not in accordance with mis-
own desire, let alone his efforts, and as he
has worked faithfully and efficiently for his
party, and under the existing circumstances
even more so for his State, it would be well
not to impose upon him the additional ar
duous work Of gubernatorial campaign,
but to let him enjoy the comparative rest
afforded BY either one of the other positions
alluded to, and entrust the standard Of the
party in It's next, and it is hoped and be-
leved, final struggle with the Mahoneites,
to some other Of the many able aud distin
puished leaders of whom it may we'll boast.
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WV SHORE MACKEREL, large and fat
LALALA Just received by
noy4 T T. NIT RTv-,>-
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NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-stocks steady. None.
easy ale. Cotton quiet aud firm; uplands i ls
Orleans 11as Flour dull and heavy. Whca
higher. Corn better.
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NTE CONTINUE TO SELL LADIES' AND
w Gentlcmen's Underwear at and below cost
jau21 CHAPMAN. 1O2 King street
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CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-11 a. m.-Wheat opened at
s. for May, declined trHe. became frmer and
is now quoted at e4lsaS4A. May Corn 4O1a.
May Oats 30os. May Pork $13 35. May Lard
IT D2I,
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RICHMOND MARKET. Feb. 12-'fhe market is
firm bnt quiet. Flour /. in limited demand ex-
ccpt for immediate home consumption. Receipts
Of Wheat light with sales of Iongberry at 95a99.
The sales Of Corn were on private terms.
Nothing doing in other things.
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Slg9'ss&6f
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. IL, 1885.
SENATE
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SToVE-P1PE RECEIVERS, a full supply just
~ received and for sale by
lan2l J. C. MILBURN.
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0UR STOCK MUST BE CLOSED Cor No
" is the time to get bargains.
now MCLEAN & UHLER. 80 K;pos,
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HAMBURG EDGING and 1r|.sERTING; all
IL Overlooking; Lace Tucking large STOCK 81
feb6 CHAPMAN'S. 102 King st.
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IREAT REDUCTION IN SHIRT AND VEST
VI goods, worth SD conts, at 80 cts, at
jan23 AMOS B. SLAYMAkERS
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g.. FOR kENT-A DESIRABLE TWO. STORY
k:a BRICK DWELLING, 81 south Pitt street.
containing nine rooms, gas and water and a large
yard. Posse. sion given Immediately Inquire
next door, or at sS or $50 King St.
dec132awtmar1
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EOR RENT.-Tbe STORE in sarepta Hall I-
IL building now occupied by W. F. Creigh- E:si
ton. Possession given March LIST. Also the HA IL.
Possession given April 1. Apply to
feb1O-6teod CIR HOOFF
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FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. Feb. 12.-There il
but little doing in -four or grain. Quotations are
for Flour 50 75aS6. Wheat S5a95. Corn 5Oa52
Rye and Oats nominal.
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LYNcHBURG MARKET. Feb. 12.-Flour steady
with but little doing however. Wheat firm and
Quoted at T5ae0. Corn in light demand but
prices steady at 5Os56. Winter Oats are scarce
and wanted. Receipts Of Tobacco fair and demand
for all grades good at satisfactory prices