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No will be made and for
satisfactorily pay
be deducted For arrivals behind time break
with depending mails and cot sufficiently excused,
subject
Deduc will also be OF inf
u rprc f. d IN the contract
mails,
them the admission Of
conveying intelligence la
of the mall rers pay may be deducted
B. Fines viii be Imposed, unless the delinquency be promptly
satisfactorily explained by certificates pGs'mases
ad OF other credbe for failing
for negecing take the mail from, deliver
place carrying w wet injured, destroyed
rubbed and refusing, aer demand convey
mail frequently the contractor is concerned
coach, amboat a route.
The General repeated
failures ageeaby voatng The post Office
discharge carr ~heu required by the drphI TO do
for assigning the without the Of the Postmaster Gen
m
packages conveying maable of the mall
The Postmaster General order of
allowing therefor
schedules of and all
and particularly make Them
without increase provided the time be
abridged The General curii discontinue
the SERVICE in whole rata decrease OF allow
ing months compensation the dispensed wh
public
same IN case he desires to suPesede by grade OF
transportation ..,
Payments will for by collections FROM
drafts otherwise, after the expiration each
err ~, November
The distances according information hui
be allowed should
verised points be supplied be correctly stated Bidders
weight Of the mail the condition roads, hills streams,
toll bridges, eres distractions OF kind by which
incurred Offices established after this
Ii issued curing be visited
Ii the distance be treased.
JANE CAMPBfLL,
Jan l5-law4w Postmaster General.
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brilliant schemes for March, 1867.
To be drawn Of appointed
by the governor.
GREGORY MAURY, Managers, Wilmington, Delaware.

Lottery benefit Of the
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Class So, for 1857.
To he drawn WEngton Del, Saturday, March H. 1851
- = rs numbeT otery-l2 drawn ballots
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united states Mail.
Posr orrIoE DErAErn.nr,


Washington, d. O., January Is, 1851
ROPosAL6 for conveying United
september l. 1857 30 1855, the folowins
routes ia the stale OF CALTuRsA the TerOe sf Gas
WAsnksToE, and UiAH, viii be COnacI
Once OF this department until Of the 18th Of June 1857
10 be decided by the a0th Of Junei
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NOTICE ~ hereby Eiyen ibat application VIII NC
made for a duplicate in behalf OF The heirs OF
Nelson New whose warrant mperecy assgned wss
mail the month OF December asst eapedi
General Land Once, and the Commissioner OF
Pen no 5 10
Feb l4-6wlawt
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Dec 27-lsw6w
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Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital al
Burlington, Iowa.

pen I3-9a wii2Frb
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Mar 4-2uwt7April
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sTRUCTIONs

aslO From Cedar City, by Harmony Pine Valley,
ClsTa
Bidders schedule and distance. .. ..
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TaS PoUR Mns Rscs Ar CoLuxpiA.--The four mile
racs ever the Congsree Course, at Columbia, S. c.,
came OF last saturday-sue Washington being
the winner, beating Nicholas l. In two straight
heats
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FlssEEs PROM THs CsPiroL--The Sorse'teIegrsph.
&c wires have been carried 10 the capitol building
in Washington, and dispatches can now be sent di-
rect from the halls Of Congress to distant parts
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DssTR oPa fETsSAS.-fhe Spsrtanhurg Is. C)
papers nounee the decease of solomon Abbott, a
revolutionary soldier, at the age Of one hundred
years ana eight months. lie was a native of yir
gns, but removed to South Carolina in bis youth
and settled within few miles Of the place where
be died Ftr engaged In military service against
the Indians, and was a scout when the battle
ofCOvpens wa. fought.
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ATTysPT ATGsSSosgsd.--Col. Spsulding. formerly
of Richmond, and author Of an interesting work on
japan, was attacked in baltimore, last Saturday
Night, by party of rufhans, who succeeded In
choking him severely, and made attempt 10
steal his watch. They were finally frightened OF
without accomnlishing their pnrnose
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MORNING. e...~......, DECEMBER s. iss7.

Dssr OF vHE UNITED SrArRs.--The United states
on the 3rd of March last owed s3o,o4s.ooo. From
she 3rd Of March 10 the 3oth Of June she redeemed
seSSooo Of her stock Prem the let Of July TO the
18th of October she redeemed '$3,oll, 900. since
that time she has paid Of about sl5o,ooo of hor
debt The present "cht may, therefore be said to
be s25,i5o.ooo ofths sum abont one half or Sl2,.
$4,000, is held by toreisaers. II is likely more
over that the Foreigners will continue to hold this
stock for there is none better.
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revenue, to the effect that the treasurer wouId be
obiiged to convert these notes into specie or iss
equivalent from time to time as received into the
treasury. That the banks would be expected ts
redeem their notes then receiyed and to be re-
ceised between the I'd November and the a5th No.
sember. with specie on the lat, and from the Ist
10 the 10th OF December; and their notes which
might be received after the 10Th November and
before the 18th Of December and TO be in like man
ner redeemed on the 18th, and from tile 18th to
the 18th December next. And to enable the trea-
surer to perform these additional duties, and TO
prepare weekly statements and notices to the
banks authorized an additional clerk. who was
Immediately employed and put at the work Since
tnen' oy the accompanying letter OF instruction
directed the treasurer to require each hank whose
notes we're received, to redeem them or any pro-
portion OF them necessary, without regard TO any
other apportionment than that of the amount Of
notes received on each bank respectively which
issued them. The last was verbal order to re-
quirs the banks whose notes were received TO re-
deem 80 per cent. only thereof by the 18th Decem-
per. This will place nearly million of specie
FUNDS IN the treasury By that date. The treasurer
mas faithfully and promptly done his duty and the
banks have met the crisis with credit to themselves
and saved the credit of the commonwealth These
orders have all been successful As early as the
I1d November the treasury Office reported to me:
Specie or Its equivalent. ........ 73t454 10
On speciai 7s4Y9 rs
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,5s77.@s,5l7l I,
s.7s,.42i
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Dspks. ts............................. 80
And. including that balance in their IA
Sor, the sar5las Of their total NJ. ans
over the dc dsSctency of their ts,nc1figs.
~ "eeHs. ...,....s..-.....-.,.....
VI, upon the sum Of their total mean.
- nearly ~ per cent.
Ana the balance against the whole
northeastern eleven states, "due TO
other banks." is...,.......,...
And including that balarce axsinst
them. the surplus Of their total n,eans
over the deficiency Of their ims,eIitdfe
means, ~ ealy.............-.............
Or. upon the sum Of their total means. G
Is only little over one par cent. ON
their sum total Of meansi'
Then we have shown clearly that the
four importing centres Of the north
east vero grossly deficient in imps.
didte means TO meet q money pres
sure. and that the whole combined
are Indebted "to other rbanks."............
And that the whole of this balanc- ia
due from tho centre ut New York. the
remainder Of her indebtedness being
que TO the ten states around her. te
the amount of....--....-.,............,
her sole balance "dus to other states"
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means, - ontf s....-..tss.ss.s..s...s. .
OR, upon the sum oftheir total meane,.
Onfy nkot,t per csnt.
Ard the balance IN 5assv f NJ eerer
ssnsaSsssBss ftasss, odns ltusn sshs.
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s. II VA rumored that the Emperor was desiruse
Of psaes, bat the Cantousse weto aneontroa -
Exshanee at Hong Kong 4ued3. Dhanghas cho
Al Madras the import market vas sssedy. -
unusually light. There bad esen hunner s..
vance 10 Indigo The Ba1k had raiBed The rats q
interest onei per cent. Freights were somewhat
low. Re-Exchange 2Hl7H6d.
.6hippleG Ineelllgence.
Arrived from New York, February sfn' WAL
Arrived from PhiladeIphia, February 9th, Ell.
"a and Ella, IT Londonderry. ha e@ =
Arrived from baltimore. February l2th. Fides'
ct Sherness ss.. s.-,s
Arrived from Charleston, February 9th, Emil
grant, ct Bremen. aass
Arrived from New Orleans, February 9th. Ed
mund. at Bremen; 10th, VIM. Jarves, at Queens
town; Pam Flush, At Havre; 1lth, Simoda, 1T Liv.
erpooi: latb Rive-smith, ~ ditto.
Sailed for New York, February 11th, ChristianA
from Liverpool. 81
Commercial Intelligence. Es
LIVERPOOL CoTToN NAsKEr 80 The Brokers' Cir.
eplar reports greater rmness and siig IT advance in
prices under the ind 1euce of the sdvices rom the
United States The saes Of the week amounted 70
81 900 bsles Of which spectators took zotoo' and
Fridays business amounted to about IL 600 b'les,
including 600 bales to speculaton and exporten;
the market closing firm 1T std for fair Orleans, and
Latest Saturday P. .-Messrs Ricbsrdson,
Spence 4 Co report that the news BY the Persia
caused further advance of shout s l6d With an
ex sted and unsettled market The Gales OF the Day
were estimated at 5000 bsles one half on specuia'
At Manche ster the tone of the market was some.
what better.
+. LIVERPOOL BRsApsrurFs MARKET -Msssrs
Richardson, Spancs & Co report the market for
Wheat very dull, and quotations %. p bushei lower
than at the departure Of the Asia
quotations nominal. Corn quiet at about former
rates.
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CONGRESSIONAL Ia the Senate. Saturday, the
House bill, to establish port IF delivery at Au'
susta. Ga, was passed. and the bill me king appro-
priations for military roads In Oregon. The ques
ton Of extra compensation to Gen Scott, was
briefly discussed and laid aside. A resolution was
adopted calling on the President, fer the CORES
pondence of Gov Geary In the House, mr Ed
wards, Of N. Y, resigned his seat The reports
expelins F G Triplett and w Simontc n repor.
tiers were adopted The bill for the relief Of Don
Piatt was passed The question was then taken
on the motion of Mr. Washburne, of Illinois, to
suspend the rules to enable him to submit reso
luton d,charging the Committee of the Whole
from the further consideration of House bill to
continue the Improvement of Cape Fear river
North Caroliaa and putting it on its passage, and
when so put, leaving it open to amendment 80 ss
to embrace other rivers ard hxrbors; and it was
disagreed to. Two votes were then taken upon
the adoption Of the resolution with like results
the vote In the frs. instance being yeas LOG, nays
g. in the second yeas ll3 nays 6o-tro thirds not
voting in favor thereof.
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I.atesi from Kansas.

ST. oUIs, Feb. 2S.-Advices from Kansas state
that the Legislature had passed . law declaring
that resistance to territorial laws or authority is
rebellion, aud punishable by desth. The bill re.
pealine test oaths, which passed the council, was
defeated in the house by = unanimous vote. The
council condemned by resolution the late outrage
on Governor Geary, and the house fully justified
it. sheppard who was shot by Sherrard, 10 not
dead, though he has three bullet wounds.
An attempt had been made to lynch Jones' who
killed Sherrard, but Governor Gesry called out
the United States troops. and prevented it. Gov.
G. has organized company for his defence.
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RTo MERCHANTS ANo OTHgRs.-M Merchant
and others wishing Check or Draft Books eusrsved
in style Of elegance unsurpassed anywhere can
obtsin them at this Office. Persons desiring CHECKS
ENGRAVED, BILL HEADS, &c, &c, surpa,,.
ng any thing in use hsre should call and examine
specimens at the Dispatch Counting Room
They can have them with such v;gnettes snd orna-
ments as are in the specimena, CT with any others
that their fancy may suggest. Orders for Checss,
Drafts, Certificates OF Deposit, Corporation Bonds,
Bill Heads 40 be flied in the most satisaetory
manner and at rates surprisingly low. Merchants
Bepkers Corporation Offssrs and others should ex.
anime our specimens.
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Tributes to the Late Dr. Kane.

TRENTON, j., Feb. 81. 1857 Joint resolu-
tions have passed both Houses of the Legislature
mourning the death of DR.. Kane. regretting his
loss to the nation and the world ard sympathizing
with his family and friends in their bereavement.
ALB.NY, Feb. 81, 1s57.-Concurrent resolutions
were offered in the State Senate to day express
ing the regret of the Legislature ut the death OF
Dr. Kane. passing high eulogy on his character,
and directing the flag of the Capitol to be hung at
half mast for two weeks as token of respect to
his memory. The resolutions were by unanimous
consent adopted.
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Short Work-E1pulsi0n.
coRRLspoKDBsc THR DISPATCH.

LOUISA Co, Va Feb. 90
On TIE 18th instant, BENZ amin Walton, of this
county, lost some tobacco, aud though he tracked
not identify it. A meeting Of citizens YVES held
presided over by Marshal Amber, Esq Senator
from Louisa and it was resolved that Gardner
should sell out and leave the county the meeting
agreeing to indemnify him for the loss, if his land
s0ld at less than lie gave for it. He was given
two days to settle his affairs Gardner complied
and the sale came eff at the day appointed G.
has now to leave the county. This is the sec nd
ease of the kind tia. has occurred here.
SUBSCRIBER
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DlkU.

On the morning of the 2S.h ult.. Mrs IsADORA,
HUt1 a., wife of Mr.. Thomas P. Hogs.
Her fuuerai will take place TO-DAY (Mcnday,) at
half pas, o'cock 2. NJ from the resid on ce Of MI
b Stair of 81 and Msrsh.i street. After scr.
wise her remains will DO conveyed to the family
bu wing ground, in Albemarle. Friends sad az
qusntances invited to attend her funeral.
On Saturday, the 28th February at quarter psst 10
O'Clock, p. M, JOHN HUTCHINSON, aged SO year.
and days
His funeral will take place this afternoon at 8
o'clock from Leigh street Bsptlst Church Judge
Wilii.) His friends and acquanta and those OF
Thomas J. Starke invited to attend without fur.
thvr notice.
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ET METROPOLITAN HALL.-M ADoNIs the dis.
tiogu shed master of magic. will continue at the
above place for this week only aud open bis brilliant
ly illuminated mystic tempe" of witch raft, fs,
cioaion and delusion." inc udng vast number Of
the most exssoi binary feats, embracing.hs fsmous
Crystal Casket," "Mysterious Cabinet" "Inex.
haatible Bottie and o'hs- popular tricks aud tran.
formations. Altogether, this entertainment is the
very best of it's class and those who with to epiov
q peasant evening shoul1 net mas this OPPORTUNITY
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Religious Intelligence.


FINCAsTLE, Feb &c
Dear Dispatch AS your excellent Daily is the
bearer of good news well as bad news. have
thought that line in regard to an extensive revi-
val which Ia now in progress in the M E. church,
South, In this place, under the preaching of Rev.
Messrs. Rosser and Biount Up to last night a
number have professed conversion and from 80 to
so pepitents are still at the altar seeking pardon
IN Christ. The sermons Ct MIR. Rosser on Sunday
| st surpassed rythipg have ever listened to. G..
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ESPECIAL DISPATCH
Rtnnr N1fll Rurnf

PETERSBURG, March Ia. Keevans Flour
Mill. near Campbelrs BRIDGE in this place. was de-
s,royed by fire last night about IL o'clock, with
600 barrels of -four and 1000 bushels wheat. Mr..
r. had AZ insurance. on his stock of $4,000 In the
Mutual and IS 001 in the Hartford Company.
The foundry of Uriah Wells, and PAGES MIL
were both slightly injured by the FIRE. q.
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MARrrosA BY the Last Cslifornia news It
will bs seen that the settlers Ia the Mariposa min
ing region are organizing for resistance to Col
Fremont's agents-establishiag what may be
called "Jessy circle" to visit upon said agents
some Of that sort of inhc.on called q Jes'y" in
case spv of their members are molested by them.
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THE CHIsWiCK sCHOOL.--Tho sab
i scribsr Tan erperienced teacher. and aonreated
as apt to tesch,') has reopened his CLASSICAL
west of Richmond. snd solici.s public patronage.
The location Is proverbialiy healthy; the discipline
Will be PARENTAL and CHRIsTIaH
Board fop youths Of both can be obtained ct
Chiswck aud in the neighborhood.
fs 27-3,aw7t GEO a. WALL, H.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-henfy Aid worth. an old citizen
Of New York, was f:und dead n bis ON on FIJI a.
Mr.. Alaworth was the author OF review ON the hi.
BILE, published eight years since, in which he
takes The ground that The bile written Queen
Anne's time, under tine Influence Of wine
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NAVIGATION OPEN.-Tbe river is open from
New York to Albany. The steamer Hendrick
Hudson arrived at Albany from New York, Fri.
day morning Last year the river was not open
until the 10Th of April.
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NIcssrs. EDITORS ..-.h he d0esB Inc TINT poll
tics should be brought hear ehsr or eeeti
and bur these scho hold peculiar political
oinons and trho hare alioaps votcd cifh
party shoud be elected TO OF any Kind ~ az
read prevailed too long, and c.used sad havoc In our
sitytafairs know Of way of jndsirs the future,
but BY tbs experience. of III. past and that experience
tesches rs, that such . doctrine Gan only produce
abortions for conceived in it Gan only brtae
forth nquity. II 10 bootless to enquire which OF the
three great political parties, WhE. Democrats CT
to be censured for the Introduction Of this
docine into their party tactics suffice 1t to say that
it has been acted upon several yaas, and all three
parties sgree that it 10 erroneous and has been
productive of much evil and wisdom teaches us to
weed out error let it proceed from whom or what It
m The only remedy 10 for the people to eske the
in their hands discf arse the demagosues
political tricksters and wireworker. and instead of
asking who certain candidate for oce voted for In
this that Presidentisl 0ubernnrerisl elenticn.
ask rs he honest? II he capable 10 hs tIuefD II
he 10 vote for bin, work for him, elect him. for In
electing such q man the peop'e honor themselves
Let therefore, meeting Of tho Voters OF tho city,
irrespective Of party, BIS called, let every voter
canvassed, lot the best men be selected aod nomi-
mated by that meeting for the vsrious off ers to be
elected in April next And in that meeiing and on
the street, frown down the attempt to array class
against class, and let him Who would seek to start
sush Incerdiary appeals be treated with eontemptu.
Gus scorn ard derison ii not coat of ar and feas
TIERS In this country, at lea:t thank God,
worth makes tn man, and wsnt of It the fellow,
RICHMOND.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
nIevS.y rIeru,ng, March ,, 1889,
William aud Mary College

WUU0m 0Ud Whfy W.
II any Institution 10 Virginia deserves "e sup
port Of the Virginia people, II is this venerable ano
.x..,,.r. Coliese. Their veueration and their
Low. /. already h.. a. az honored relic Of bright
.,A ,rr.r a.v. and a. the nursing mother Of 30
m.nv 81 the greatest and best men whom Virginia
~. ..,,.r a. the Union and the world. But the
COLLEGE /, worthy their patronage upon the ground
~ e.. own merits at the present time. 1t has an
.,.,,r.ble facuiiy, men Of rich and varied learn.
,,. and requirements. Of elevated character and
..r,., manners Were William and Mary appre-
$500 A Il deserves, II would now be crowded
nth students.
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ACQUITTED The House of Representatives
on Thursday, adopted resolution acq1ittrg Mr..
WEIGH, of Connecticut, of the charge of corrup-
ton.
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NIAUsEHUs MEDICINES DISGUISED
/ Y The JUJUBE ENVELOPES will readily dis.
suse tbs most nsuss m. dicines either in liopjd
or soiid state: preserving the mouth from Contact
tsst- ard smell Quis lac Aioes Rhuha b. Galouel
Cod Liver Oil all other medicines NAV be easily
taaen BY the meat fastideus For sale by
MEADE N BAKER
Practical Chemists
NH 2 st 1856 N ~ cor Main ana 10th sts
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ANOTHER CARGO The ship Melta, Capt. de
Harden, arrived at Norfolk, Friday, with cargo
of 500 tons of iron-the third received-for The
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad.
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k2-dtd

~ Tho undersigned, AT the solicitation
OF many friends irrespective of political parties re-
Up sctfuly presents hmssf candidate fox the Of
ice Of CITY SERGEANT. and solicits the citizens
Of Richmond generally to give him their support
ja l5-dts ED. b. GAY.
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Boston. Feb % The Festival of the Sons Of
Maine, held 10 Union Hall last night was attended
by nearly one thousand ladies and gentlemen -
Among those present were Governor Garduer,
Prof Longfellow, Hon Richard johnson, of Bel
fast, Geo M Brown President of the Sons of Con
necticut John s Tyler, President of the s ns Ct
Vermont, and George S billiard. The fts ivi>
ties were kent up till q late hour.
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Rev. stephen shsridan, Catholic priest Of the
New York diocese, died in St. Augustine on the 18th
Of COZ sumption.
Mayor Wood of New York. is IN Washir ston
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MARRIED..

On Thursday evening Feb 18th, By the Rev. Le-
roy H. Lee, Mr. WILLIAM r. BISHOP to Mis-
BETTE w. BOASMAN, Of Richmond.
On the lat instant, at Richmond, by tbs Rev Mr..
Michelbscher Mr.. 3. l. HU1ZLEk to MISS FANNY
ShtI9MAN, both Of Petersburg.
e. Petersburg pape splsass copy.
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Nayi9ation of tho Ohio

PITTsBURG. Feb. 2s.-Ra.ss of freight low and
unchanged. The river is in fine condition, with
eight feet water in the channel. Boats are load.
ing for all the Western rivers.
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THE VOTE FOR JUDGE in the 9Th Judicial dis
trict of Virginia, was Conway 1897; Coleman
ll76 Mayo ll43
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MoBILE.-The local laws of the city Of Mobile
ara very stringent The drunken fac Is usually
80 A street brawl will cauee the arrested indi.
vidual to fork over the same amount
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a. To the Voters Of Kichmo nd .-Prcseps
appearances indicating that there will be no psrtv
nominations 1t the approaching Sprns eIsctiona I
aaain present myself a. csndda.e for the office Of
CITY SERGEANT. make this announcement
earlier thsn intended. In answer to the many en-
quiries a. to whether intend to be sandidats
PETER W. GRUBBs.