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BASETa CAPITAL TX VfReistAs-The bank bill which
passed the Virginia house Of delegates few days ago
creases the capital Of the Bank Of Virginia. 81 Richmond
100000 and divides increase o. 100000 between the
branches at fredericksburg Alexandria, and Petersburg
The capital Of the Exchange Bank al Norfolk Ia also in
creased s2500oo the branch NJ Richmond 100000 the
rsnch at Aiexandria 100000 and the branch at Pc
,ersburg 100000. AT Wheeling there Is increase Of
$500 TO each Of the capitals Of the Merchants and Me-
cbanics Bank add The Northwestern Bank
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SPECULATION " NEBRAsEAs--The Nebraska City News
says that land fever raging here Chains Of hun.
dred sud sixty acres within two and half miles of that
city are selling at from $500 to $500 For one farm Join
Ing tho CITY on the west the owner bas been offered $4,000
. COLA, which VA rpfpsed.
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1SPoRrAsr FROM JpASs-Tbe following important news
item was received by the last Liverpool steamer;
The Dutch have concluded important treaty 81 COM
esce With the Emperor Of Japan which gives them prvi-
lnges denied 70 EAriart and the United States Ry this
usaty Dcjona s xhsf'so che Datch wherein form an
rnepot for their trade With Jap n and IL allows them
land goods and stores doty free
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80 Rs.ossd That this approves fully and en-
dorss cordially the principle the aforesaid act
which seeares % the citizens Of Territory applying for
admission into the Union State tbs right establish
their own form Of government with sn0& powers, nita-
tons and restrictions they may think rss, subject
only The constitution Of the United States % A
the form Of government 10 be republican.
49, Rs-oeed That while this convention discains any
knowledge Of preference OF democracy u this State
among the distinguished gentlemen who may ~ plnsd
for the CINCINNATI domination, they have bestAt{0
clsrng their cordial approval Of the cardinal rad
the bold and able State papers OF President Piorce
the fundamental principles Of the democratic faith have been
illustrated" et
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posr orrtor DEPARTMENT.

Nsc Poa ofice.--The following named post Offices
established and the following gentlemen been sP
pointed postmasters
East Branch, Delaware county, New York George W.
Hubbei, postmaster.
Springfield, walworth county, Wisconsin Frederick =.
Kellogg postmaster.
BshSpsvle Worcester county, nsryand William p.
Harper, post'nastsr.
Bdsure Erie county Psnnsy vsns R. r. frissbie post.
master,
summit Station sOhuylki county, Pennsylvania Reuben
heeser, postTasto
Anacisiis, Washington county, Dtlrict Of Columbia
George W. DUAL, postmaster.
Gsce Furnace Botetour county Virginia James L. Pat
ton, postnsster
cairo, Richie county, yirgOia; William NJ skelton,
postmaster,
Ba,tersvils Hertord county, North Carolina Lewis W.
Spsolding postmaster.
Kinnsrds Torp out, Newberry county, South Carolina
Thomas II. Harmon, postmaster.
piner, Randolph eouoty Georgia. Samuel Berry, post
master,
D.,osfinE,JT following poet offices have beer
discontinued
Fort Jupiter, Brevsrd county, Florida
Brooklyn, Noxubee couuty, Mississippi
Line Greek, Pulaski county, keptaeky,
Ckenge Of kams. The Of the post Office at opsiks
Walker ooonty, Georges has been changed from opaka
Graysvie.
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the Democratic National Convention, to be held at Gin.
einnat ia June Roinate candidates for President
aud Vice President will meet At Harrisburg this day the
4th instant The convention will also nominate candi
dates for canal commissioner auditor general and
yeyor general
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Hosday March s--Tbe court at eleven o'clock. Al
the judges present
Samuel Baird OF wntertoan wi,consin aud William r.
Pugh Of Cincinnati Ohio appointed commissioner
10 take testimony TO be used 10 this court
The opinion Of the court IN the ~ Thomas Rhodes a.
~, The United States delivered BY Chief Justice OH
christ, ordering the taking Of testimony.
The opinion Of the 10 the Of Thoma, VI. Baird
vs.. Tn. United States also delivered BY Chief Justice
Gcbr The petitioner in this claims bali az for
lfe surgeon in The United States army. 9heopnlon Of
the sustained The claim unless barred by sstue Of
limitations On this point further argument ordered.
The court ordered testimony 10 be taken in the cares 81
Arthur Edwards and McAtse Eastman, who claim com
pensston for transporting the mails certain routes
The aion Of the court 10 the OF spence Reid
The United States csi,s the repayment Of certain du
ties was delivered BY Jud9e scarbpgh ordering the ttas
Of testimony Judge Blaokfcfd dissentsd. -
The case OF William n. Chase The United states
then taken no for argument This Is claim agsnA goss
for certain expenditures for repairs Of the foroa
lions al Penaeoa and other public works the Gulf Of
Nsrleo made by the claimant as disbursng officer.
nr rockwell made the opening Argument In favor Of the
claimant when
4 ma shsrf adjourned ti eleven O'Clock to-morrow.
ri. usvtG.rs ~, gp,-.o.
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Taorrrva Of rms Ics.--Tbe Hartford tct) Pines syp
there was troiing match on'iis ics % Shat city o.
wednesday, for purse o. $40 al which 1000 persons
w6rs present,
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THr gntN rN1tT $50 ~ we Avs~sss-rs~ hliow.
les tseraphA fom Losaon 10 Liverpool The Isth
nltmp-s ~ Lsau teioss ne A~sries ssiisA Ron tbs
ster port
"Couni tsy8rr bFitsa n rasis yssAsri~y The Sudden
f IN fhe kaash faaes yesterday s~sssse~A By ssl-
sgreph ~ he Fas ilaasft aB1 lFaaed ssnsrst&xS Iks
were crBkied eafihoinR ~ dss " ss feg lish fsaAs
a. c0mgisse rnrture Nifh us tnlts .tsesi a. dfsr-
arcs In ia itfE~ tpsHs - ~ fs ~ tho Paansrsson
alarm n,siklei flTards fbe hit1 P@ri ~ ~. asy
Tie fs2nlffs NshaNaf tanlaps arli1s in wheh AZ
sttrll = mkAa nspiFt distrnx ecncstnaw he ass.n
sive rars r. ~ sssiro N fsnsussuoa 81 Fersmn1h n
saws lisy csat ~ srlfd psoiesion asniass either
\ Eusaaa 81 IN Ammtcaa AstG
at r Fsld THAT dHsrFs1a b. atisfm IN ~ has&niar
cabinet - ~ euss,ion ~ eoaefsa ~ ioly See. A.
a. Cavarr 49, rriF MulftaF = a fsrar - lis Iality
yhlf klff nlnistfr " - lutfIg esutepds lhsi "a
wonlj - aapsy p isriens1 ae' s' 's'a " tbs eif-
cumgiaEyea
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Light House Boord. reefioa Of Ligst-House Rath
tn-o- Brine kand the NorthGea Coast e EetaadOicia
information has been received at the Office Of the Light House
Board that the Port of Dublin corporation has given notice
that lighthouse has been erected Rathln-o Brine island
county Donegal from which, light win be exhibited the
night Of tbe 4h day Of April next and thereafter will be
lighted during every night from sunrise Rathn-
Brine light house is built the point island
which situated off the most promonory Of the
county Donegal in latitude 81 deg. 80 min. AZ Sec NORTH
and longitude deg. 40 min. So west, bearing from
Manmore Head, s. 4 W., distant 2 nautic miles; from
Carrgan Head, donegal boy,) NJ w. by NJ, distant
nsutic miles from Seal Rock, (Sgo bay) My e. distant
10 nautic miles &
The light will be flashing light, (fxed, varied by fash
esq giving flash in every twenty seconds in
weather will be at the distance of about sixteen miles
its focal point being hundred and sixteen feet the
level OF the at high water The light will be visible all
around and from seward will appear Of the natural color
bright between the bearings southwest half south and north
northwest half vest but win be coored red towards the
mainland and sound eastward of the Island The tower xix
y-hve feet In height from bsse to summit is circular
ing dome formed top, which, together with the blocking
under hghtroam, will be coloed red Yeass unless when
pioted through the sound should he kept outside the limits
Of the red color Of the light Tidal reefs extend quarter
mile off the west eide Of Rathin o Brine.
The bearings stated magnetiovaration % deg west
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GENERAL news.

TnE SorrH CAROLINA CoLLRGE-The exercises at this
college have been suspended for the present.
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Agricultural Dcisioa Of the Patent ORoe.--Rspoyt from
the Benton County Agricultural sooey, Nnneso,a.--We
CLEAN the following additional items from the abovenamed
report The cassabar melons mostly attacked by the
red bug but those that to maturity said have
been the finest favored raised In that section of
country. The flesh juicy, and the skin very thin These
melons rpened about the middle of September The report
Of the yellow feshed squash .'Ths handsome
rety OF darkgree hue, with leave, large and fair and
the squash itself very smooth surface of bright vel
low color with stem Of the saue the flesh Ia very thick
This squash grows 10 large size, and well adapted for
stock feeding" 49,
The msrgod wurtzc is described as growing large and
being much reished by stock few Of them (says the
poF1 sliced and thrown with hops VIXEN
found that the wurzel ereersed to the
chckory, 3e al other roass grows 10 good sine in
soil but having obtained any information In regard 10
preparing them Tor cannot report OF their qualities IT,
however Il Is OF the nature, of good favor and
healthy for coffee II be raised with profit in this
latitude. The fake potatoes grew well and matured early
Phe navel turnip uxurates soil aps abe
have raised fr tahle use and tho Swede species
grow finely Ia drills, attain large size and good for
stock feeding. .". ....#.. 81 &=
Agricultural DiVision Of ths Potent OFceAuofher Re
port from prgiuiaA gentleman who resides in Loudoun
county n letter to the Commissioner OF Patents gs.es that
The early May pea proved e Be sssy early variety
turing few Gays earlier than the landreth extra early
riety, but not quite productive The Champion of
England variety Is said be OF vigorous growth ably
early very productive and Of superior favsr but the
to burst in the pod f e aeF the pea becomes
po, which nap befe .he peas raised BY the correspond
e-uenoned. These peas require sticks support
them which great drawback extensive culture
The Japan variety which should be cassed with the bean
which 1t resembles in every respect "but bean pea they
superb vegetable HARDY productive incredible
degree easily cultivated and Of excellent favor and stand
in the front rank Of all the pea and bean family have had
them, you know, two years, and have planted them in
rich aud poor soil, and nd them saspted both but
soil suited 70 egmpoI eld crop think suits them best
in strong soil they lay shout rather much cultivate
successfully. plant them about the time Of planting Indian
corn and lind that Is sufficiently ong for them
they should be planted from two to three feet apart accord
ing 10 the strength OF the SOIL
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FEET EAsIER"-A witness in liquor at Man
chester New hampshire the other day gave the following
testimony "Salsoda is ice and water and some stuff
squirted into it from Don't know whether ii is
intoxicating motif makes feel good-feet lift ca
ser.' ~ sE
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GOLD WATCH CAUSE.-THE Philadelphia Ledger in speak
ing Of the manufacture of watch cases. which il carried
extensively in that city says there eleven firms
ia the business ali Of whom enploy 300 hands, and
turn out at least 500 per week of $780,
600 than 81 100000 snnually The gola
tnred into weekly will amount to much less than
$4,000, or a halfmillion OF dollars annually
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Dissolved IN RUMThe know-nothing council at Free
dom, New Hampshire after listening lecture from or
John s. Wells unanimously voted 10 disband They had
about 80 so in the treasury which they laid out in
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LEFT THE PULPIT SPECULATE in KANSAS LAsDs-A Con-
neccut paper says that there twelve churches
tain county in that State without minister's the former
preachers having gone into the Kansas land speculation
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THE PRICE OF GUANo--The State Agricultural Society 0
Delaware has resolved TO pay 4+ per ton for Peru
Wan guano aud have called at Wilmington
the lsth Of March, to which all societies in Delaware
Maryland New Jersey, Virginia. and Pennsylvania in
ted to send delegates to take action the present
bitaut price Of the article.
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DEATH OF VERY OH AsT.Died on Wednesday soth
January, 1854 Powhaan Court Hopse Virginia an
old and muchrespected colored woman Familiarity known
Old Aunt Mamie She died at the advanced age of
years. Such of longevity Is scarcely record
She was much respected far pet by all who knew her
She the mother Of i5 children all Of whom died at an
old age
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Red Blue Yellow manufactured by John '" asd
hud them be different In conponoon from thoss
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JAMES X Chiffon, N. D., Chemist
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Those sbng Colorcd Fires and Exhibition work VII please
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CLARA;
Sin ARCHIBALD ALISON, Bart Lsrze limo Muslin. 81
Hshsnder uH'tes 10 himself Of the striking
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WORKS the subject. In la'ge limo wlumea s.
THE wATER-CURE JOURNAL New Vol begins with
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NETWORK, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1885,
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Ox THURspAY
WILSON'S WESTERN AFRICA
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Afncs AID Iov Of the Se-t.Te Of the Presbyterian
BonG q foie,aa Mis~Ea Wish Numerous Enxsvtnes
Nj Visu probably tetfe sequsin-d ban sly ether
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Of vsn'J years he repeatedly visited portions Of he
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AID dc iolaIies ;sh-d them He
na eide fsrr.sed the materials foua Witch have
been e.bHsed some 81 the v.s,e. contributions hist
r.ctnuy made - the Of ethno and
elo.y He careful AID shrewd observer and the
r,,ris Of bis obssrvsons IN excel STYLE His book
rsint IL importance
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Nearly stfousand pages, with 800 Engrsvngs. saB.
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