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TIaLlls orsss uousr - Lucreris porgsn vas repre-
sened last night before very large udeuce Psver
subscribers present than usual which left some
tsats upocsupsd. The reception OF rarodi vas sueh
az might have been expected, when We consider her
claims to popularity and the With which
rbe has always applied herself to meet the sxpectz
tios- of the public Perhaps vocalist OF really
great genius and artistic skill lad more 20 con-
tend with than the determined opposition
sons Who have persisted In their false estir ties from
formapees as ve have recently had Parodi ha. tri.
umphed and last right she dre~ from every auditor
the most unqualified admiration Never ala she sinx
With more sprit and effect. and the hn-
she was called out st the end Of every act, aud ~.s
loudly applauded By the whole audience many %
whom rose from their seats 70 pay homage to her
lent Patti Old not seem to be In very good voice
was sncored in ths drinking song. Lorini sang aimi
rahly and throughout displayed more than erdinNry
excellence Beneventano, too, as the ak. nsa
most acceptahly. singing his music with great
and eject. IL win be many long dsy before shall
have singer 70 h the place OF this artist Th@ dane
ing Of Nathalie Fityjamss was highly scc.pta Ne a.
the audience; ana che will appear again on friday
vhen Psrodi and the chief vooasts Of tho oonspsay
viii make rare combination OF talent the ca nal n
which fe~ European cities can boast.
CHssrrs Missrprts.-Ther. are all sort. spf chs
raeters OF smusements In the city OF New york,
but ws know Of no place, where hour two csn be
FsLLows, MIs.rsIs announces . dne Ain OF enter
dance, Instrumental perfermspces and dancing. The
bone player IL very clever.
Asss Efsnor. This distinguished vocalist has S.~u
giving concerts In costume 10 Boston aud
which have attracted lsrgs assembiages Her sacred
concert 81 the fremont Temple was attended by 2oN
and the "Grstiss Agmusr we're received With enthu-
siastic cheering.
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BosroS, Jan. Is, 1851.
The Royal Mail steamship Niagara sailed At noon,
with yeight passengers, for Liverpool and ten for
Halifax She took out 81 500 In gold dust $4,000 In
sovereigns and 500 400 In silver doar-ths latter
from Canada.
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JaN IS Luther Bfadish vas called 20 the eh.lr 4.
the absence 81 the President
krFRorptArfows
The report Of the Finance Committee in favor AZ
arpropristng the sum Of - a6s 81, to supply dsa-
cheney 70 meet the expenses Of the echosf Of the
Eleventh ward TO the 1st Feb 1881 was sdoptef also
report n ON the same committee slS
No. 25.
NV SCHOOL rfFra vsap.
report Of the committee appropriatinr the sum of
$1,000 70 purchase ,ite fer school house. 10
the Fifth ward vas received aud resolution sufho-
IizDg the wsrd ofnssrs to make q contract Tor the
purchae fthvee lots Of ground at the corner Of North
Moore and va~ics streets. ~ss adopted
seHsots svrH WAND
The report from the Commiffee nusifnxs Awa
repairs was recsived and resolution reqasstinx tho
ward eccre ~ the Sixth wsrd 20 ascprtan the cost ~
mskif certain aitefstons IN the wsrs schools Nos
snd IN srtofdancs With ths diaxram prodaeed .aA
rerctt the fhrlt - fhs bosld
ha;ouiris q next Wednesday, the 22d
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ROCHESTER,, January is, 1881.
nrs broke out about half past three O'Clock this
afternoon, In Concert Han state street. which for
time, serious destruction, but by the ex-
ertions Of the fremsn IL did net spread Billiards.
PANORAMA of Brosdway, valued st about $4,000 was
consumed
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ALBANr January 10, 1901.
The President called the meeting order In the As
ssmbly chamber at II o'clock, when the Secretary
called the list of the members, and Afterwards pro
ceeded to read the report Of the Committee
which s quite long and embraces all the operations
Of the Society Tor the past year.
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Mayor OF Pittsburgh.
PIrrsBuRGH, Jan. IL, 1861
John y. Guthrie democrat, has been elected Mayor
Of this city
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neteoroloxicai Observations.

BIT NoRsEs TELEeKArH LINZ, 10 WALL STREET.
BurraLo, January 15-sA.M.
Wind from the south, thawing very fast. 1t is q
beautiful morning, and the barometer falling
sPM.-1hs wind is still south, and IL has thawed
rapidly. The barometer continued falling until Q
RociIrsrER, January I5-sAM
Itisa beautiful sprins.nk morning, mild snd plea
ssnt There Is no asighing here; the roads eare
the Thermometer IS degrees above zero.
oPM This has been very lovely spring day,
warm and nne. The sun has shone out clear and
bright, and the snsw h fsst disappearing The ther-
mometer at ss degrees above zero.
r,s,s nina .ou,, o,m,,s, ,vs e. January isusAM
appearing rapidly. The weather IL pleasant, and the
thsrmoneter 40 degrees above zero.
8PM.--The weather still continues pleasant and 1t
is tbswing quite fast The wiod south; the the,
ter at 4s degrees above zero
mid and pleasant sas ssy.s ysr, fat.
the wind south The Thermometer stands a. 90 above
sPM-It - warm snd pleasant weather, and has
thawed fsst all day. The wind south vest me ther
mometcr at ~ degrees above zero.
The weather is beautiful clear and warm. with th.
wind south the thermometer At "A above. rhs baro-
sPm--Ths weather has been quit. mild ard plea
SAINT to-day. The snew L. rapidly thswipg The wind
is unchspg ged since morning. the Thermometer at Al
degrees above Esroi the barometer atzs 800.
The weather IL very cloudy warm aud haay with the
wind south. and the Thermometer At AZ above
SPIN The weather IL rather misty. ana the wind
south. The thermcmet.r stands at IS degeees above
r.rs.
WHITEHALL, January 15-s AN.
The wealth er Ia very mild and thAwing fast.
BunLiNerov, January 10 5 NJ.
The thaw continues. and the weather IL very mid.
Sr Joss, January Ib-SAM
The thermometer Ia at 3s above zsto aud u is rain.
ing little.
MoSrREsL. January l5-sAM
The weather hszy, with the eind south west and sp-
pearances OF rain The Thermometer At % above; the
bsrometer 1880.
QussEc. January IS sam.
The weather cloudy, with the wind southwe,t The
thermometer at 30 above, and the barometer at 1855
unususlly mild.
ToRovro. January 15-sAM
The weather is cloudy and mild with the thermome-
ter ut IS above -p
KrScsror January 15--s AN.
The weather 10 cloudy and very mild, with the Their
mometer at S5 above
TRor, January 15-sA.M
The weather u mild and cloudy, and thsving very
rapidly. The Thermometer at 40 above
sPM-The weather has been very mild aud Plea
fant all day. The Thermometer ranged at 40 degrees
above zero. The aeighiDg going fast.
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ny BANS LINE, OFFICE 20 WALL STREET.


The weather IL clear and pleasant, with tho wind
w. w. The Thermometer st as above zero
sP.M.-The weather 10 clear and fine; the thermo-
meter at AZ degrees above zero.
PHILspsLrBIA, January 15-f2M
The weather IL clear and warm, and the tbermome-
ter stands at 81 above sero.
sPM.-The weather IL clear and are; the thermo-
meter M 30 degrees above
BALrrnoRr, January 15-12M.
IL is clear and pleasant weather like spring with
the Thermometer at 81 above zero.
sPM.-It IL clear and mild weather; the thermo-
meter ct SO degrees above zero.
wasHlreroS, January 15-t2 NJ
The weather n clear and pleasant and the thermo-
meter stands at 81 above zero.
sPM.--The weather IL clear and mid; the therme-
meter at e2 degrees above zero
srsnronp. Jan 15-eA.M
The weather is hssy thermometer standing at "a
BsfpcFroRr. Jan. 15~SA M.
The weather Ia clear tbermometer standing At ~
NRw HsvsS, Jan las A. NJ.
The weather n clear theru onaster standing at 81
MfpDLkrowy, Ian. 15-sA. NJ
The weather IL clesr-vind a. w. thermometer, 80.
NorwrcH, Jan rs 8 A. NJ
Mid weather. the Thermometer randing At 40
Pno,ipxwcg. Jan l5-sA NJ
y Fine, clear westher wind y w therm0metsr. So
Bosrow. Jan ls-sA NJ
The weather II mid-wnd w. thermometer At t0
AZ 20 Vail street In New York st ~ O'Clock M yss
tsiosy, the themomster stood At is deg abovs zero
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BY MoRsEs MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
ALBANY, Jan 15, 1851
PETITIONS.
For amendment Of the Commissioner's map Of Brook
lyn for the par redemption Of country bank notes In
the city Of New York.
BILLS REPORTED.
Bills were reported prohibiting the members Of ma
tusl insurance companies from voting for directors by
proxy; to repeal the charter OF the Croton Turnpike
Company
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION.
For the reduction Of pestags-referred to the Lite
rature COMMITTEES.
BILLS INTRODUCED NOTICED.
bill was introduced BY Mr. MORGAN, to amend the
General Banking law
Notice was given Of q bill to establish Q uniform
standard Of weights and measures.
The Senate adjourned to attend the annual Getting
Of the State Agricultural 6ociety.
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FLARE Up IN TIE VIRGINIA LEoIsLAruRE-coN-
GREssIoNAL DofNcs-TREATY WIN THE TEXAS
INDIANS, ETC.
WassIscror, Jan. is, 1851
On the election Of Judge there has been nsrs up
In the Virginia Legislature which, Ia thought will
Dissolve the democratic party Mr. Parker, sompro-
mise man, has been elected.
Cheap postage is looking up to-day.
The French spolistion bill Of Eve millions viii be
before the Senate to.morr
The government agents have recently effected tres-
ties with the Texan indians, by which the indians
promise the restitution Of all stolen property and the
prisoners in their possession. Some tribes not
represented In the councils, partieularly the Ca
manches but the agents report strong hopes Of short
y Inducing them 10 enter into similar conditions with
moIe faithful compliance In future.
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The Elections Tsr u. 3. Senators.
MASSACHUSETTS.

BosToN, Jan is, 1901.
The House refused, by forty eight majority to post
pone the election OF United States Senator and pro-
ceedad IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
National Loan Fund Life Assurance
Society " London.
GeaeFal Agents Ofliee, II wall street.
Mew York. November III lsyO

New York November u. 1850
NOTICE .--In parnuance Of a resolution Of the
In Bvafd Of Directors, the hitherto existing mode
~ loans Of qnz hall tx0ghirds Of The common an.
huai pteTisnas paid by,ahe Insured fsdisconiinued
in feirrenee 10 policies 70 he hereafter granted -
And the Board have introduced the following new
and iaVorslye system Of oans for the future viz
party iasgred tor the whole term Of life may al
any time borrow one hall The amount 81 annual pre-
MUM. without note or security or dspose ol policy
and y enlilsd.i.. division Of profits.
Hemay Al any fisne surrender his policy and
receive hack. Is vasne thereof, one-h half the gross
sim paid 5y hun In annual common premiums
THIS new ;sn u laan aPplesoniy 70 policies here
after 20 be issued
party already Insured for whole life may on
payment ii a small sum congeri his Insurance into
new policy upon iSe loan system now Introduced
Parties already Insured and enililel 10 4 two.
third loa0 are not shut oug from said two loan
iithey fseByit npssn the terms stated In the So
cieiy's pamphlets.
party may al q moderate annual premium in
sure tor HE and il he survive 10 reach the age of
G0gears. The full sum insured up TO SIS 000 will
be paid 10 him or ii BE dies before reaching that
age The fnii sam insured will be paid 10 his family
or legal Representatives.
Acrixa plnEaroRs FoR NOVEMBER.
G, E. HABICHT. Chairman.
J. ]. Palmees Henry Indian,
s s. Howlsnd Robea G. Dillon,
VIM. Van Heck. J. X. Rodgers. n. D.
+ LEANDER STARR. General Agent.
81 b. w. HERBERT,
Agent for Jt6srson County.
Dec. %, lS5p--3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
POETRY.
THEIELowER ANp TIE srAaIIcH

HE3FGsOWER AND THE STARLIGHT.
FEpm is home on high. fd ! gentle dover,
Thai bioomed 10 lonely gFDye.
TIE starlight came Il The tufIighI hour,
And whispered tale u lore
Tscnshe blossoms heart 50 still andc0ld.
Grew warm to is silent core,
And gsve ont perfume. from ifs innosg fold.
n never exhaled before.
AnA ne blossom slsptihrough the summer nigkt
II tie smile II he NIGEL ~;
AnS ne morn alpse xl.h i garisii IisIt.
Ard The soft one stole away.
iesn The zephyr wooed a. ne wandered by.
where The gentle a0wrr, grew.
I bgi ne gave 20 heed % his plsintiye sigh;
Her heart TO lslove was true.
Is Issss sguue4ns esnse 3ssnr 4 Ioyes ART, $500
Fl ne caress the flower IN vain;
She iaited her sweets in her thrilling heart
Etil The starlight came again.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
Ships CaMBoON.

The absye Cambooa has been examined BIZ some
Iof the most practical Farmers OF the Valley. and
Recommended By lhen to Be OF the best articles
thai can 81 put into the hands Of Negro cooks
ing TO Is fIfrngsh and durability. II has iwn dis
tihci oveas and csery other convenience for cook
ing 1t c1x saA the szne ifme superior 10 any stove
nov ia Nsel
We Aavr fusnishcd the Navy with quite large
number Of tAe above Casnbeons, and they are pro-
hounced 70 he superior " anything Of the kind ever
furnished before ~ Ships Susc- hence they are
bcsieF kstea ior county bse than any other Stove
Any orders ies. with IA, L, Epy & Sos, Charles
town. will ss sqss ana prap s.sV aasHdss %. Sat.
1s1AcuoG gfiaFanted u Al Gases
HAYWARD 4 DUKE, /
Baltsmers Sferr H5ass
Ne. 81 Ligki st., Rak. !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
THE WORLDS FAIR.

IMPORTANT TO AMERICAN ExHIBIToRs IL
letter from London to the Boston Post, da-
ted Jan. 3fst., says chat in consequence Of
the carly completion of the glass palace and
the perfect arrangements for depositing goods
the time for receiving articles from America
viii be extended, and if any should Be re-
ceived in london by April 18th, or the
building by April goth. they will be in sufi-
eient time By this announcement it will
lie seen that articles shipped hence BY saiF-
ing vessel as late as March Goth, or b :
steamer as late as April lst or 5th, wilpbe
ID ample time Those who have failed to
send their articles by the ST. Lawrence, win
profit by this piece Of information.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07

Doc TsAIS FROM LAKE SUpERioE- mi.
julius Aussman, accompanied By Mr. Roy,
Eof Lapointe. Lake Superior, arrived here on
Thursday last, in thirteen days from that
rilsce. via. the r alls Of St Croix Mr. Aust
man cane through with two trains, drawn
f'by dogs, which excited much curiosity in
our town. They brought several hundred
rounds Of freight, baggage, dc Unlike
the dogs Of Red River, they are Of mon.
grcl breed and rather undet-siked the
train being made of two thin boards Of pol
ished, oak. curling at the end like skate
In this way. with heavy load, two dogs
Sill.niake their 40 miles in a day with ease.
The roads we're very bad, almost impossible
Mr. Roy left on Monday, on his return
They brought no news Of any importance
t5ffnneseta Pioneer, Jdnadrf -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07

ETTF h.rrs ssil IL hand many desirable and
M skaSona6lt xapds and IS VI are alxious g
ki0S. not otl ae1k As soon IS possible ne are DIS
IfSfI IS rfre ffft1 11ftH7Nx Call soon and lrY u.s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
To tho Farmers
OF THE
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.

TIME subscribers would most respectfully inform
: The Fatsners OF Virginia thatthey have IN hand
Srayg tor csuking purposes. superior q anything
ofihe kind ever offered, 0f its strength durability,
and adap,sdnrss for the use of negroes Il was
made raott particularly for the use OF the Navy,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
Alexandria Tin Ware and Stove
Factory.

A each succeeding, event Il, the history Of Alex
n andria, gives evidence that she will be resusc
latcd, and as VIC view in the distance the accom-
pshuent Of great ffl5fss and noble objects we have
reason TO believe thato cur most sanguiBe expecta-
tons will be reaiized- that her Golfers will again
overflow with the riches Of old Virginia Hence
the increase of Business--Ot Population, and the
necessity tor preparation, 70 meet The demands
thereof. In view of these consideration, shall
continue 10 enlarge nv stock Of GOODS, both in
point OF utility variety and durability which is al
ready large and valusble, having been made with
great care and precision Country merchants are
particularly requested to call and examine my
stock Of
Tia Ware and SiOCes
Of all kinds, patterns and size>. A large stock Of
very superior TIN NED SAFES, Of The most beau
lifsil patterns large. and as splendid an assort-
mentaf BLOCK TIN WARE, as has ever been
offered in Alexandra. wvuid also call the aten-
zion OF Farmers ID s5
Motifs Agricultural Furnaces :
they are admirably adapted 10 the cooking of food
for cattle and swtae, and are much used for domes
tic purposes There issaS doabe kettle. or boiler
4 sonnecged on the top 81 the Faruacein such man
ner that The Ore passes between the outer and inne
surfaces, aud will cock vegetables in less time thar
boilers set ID brick They are light and portable
and thereto H. possess The advantages 81 being usft
ia different places Sizrs ranging from 30 to s.
gallons Also Lead Pipe, Of all sizes.
SHoWERi BA7,fS r REF'RfGERAToRS
and host u other ARTICLES which i : annee, ssar,
10 mentoni This Subscriber also offers his service
10 execute ali kinds of work appertainng 10 hi
business sech a.
Iloa5l1g, &potiiMg, sc.
peet price given Tar Did correa AID BASS, a
his stand. opposite VIM S,abler s Bros, Fairfa.
''sss'. A'sis'd''' ENoou GRIMES.
Alexaudita, Junr 81 ts5o--,f
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EAtlIlHGE BlNK or
sEL1Ey, MITmERx = CO.,

t$a = : St.ttets& 0set ~ ~
TUE nndSnIysea respectfully announce tha
= they hsae fafms9 90 par1nefsAib ID transact
geneEal Hg4klag aRd Exchange kasiness IL iii.
1eiiy. under BE- FIRM IL SELDEN WfTHERS z
co, asd are prepared 10 deal ID
xsnrigz aa.s Dsneas< Ex1E4srxs, Tine Bius. Pro
nisiety Ns4s, C<yt5k<atss n I1epaaae. L<fevs m
[SezM D4nk Mics and C.na.
We gndeffske "a make COLLECTIONS and pronp,lv
10 remis the pspcgcs 10 any designed point within
~ ujth1nt o. TninH
Mr. Walsaas SsLbgs, q member OF he firm. and
for mahy yrsfs part the 1'sasnreyef he Uaued
;SAtess gse hiscarelul personal attention 10 II
fnaDeial blIslAess which We may be emplayed Ia
ifansast With apf 81 Che Departments II The Govern
ment
The bisiness wEirh our e.nplovers NAV rranire
~ 20 TRANSACT win be eand1efed with fidelity and
promptit8de, and apon the mo~i reasonable terms
WILLIAM SELDEN,
Link Treasurer ef tie q. s.
JOHN WIFHERS
IS /. o. AiexaHdria, Va
r. wv. LATHAM.
OF Hashiagten, D. c.
l. n BATNE
washiasios. Del s. Is50-f
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The peaceful path. IL DE- Ne trHd,
Add J1wryuI Co the house Of God
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y, .,,,afrui.h or thoughts emplay,d,
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Whrry We -hai. .IsuI eternity
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We have o. hiihEl Frsud above,
4 Iatb,r, II unthsu-iH- Love,
Though parted, we THAI layc shall prove
Together
ADD where uuhrlksn Gisnl.hip ryigus,
Nor of divided b., complains,
shall usg our sweet angelic strains
Together
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