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= MASON, Manufacturer of improved
Ne Filtered MINERAL WATERS, and Bother
Of London and philadelp hia PORTER, "smita's
Celebrated ALE" CHAMPAGNE CIDER and La
GER BEER.
pnts aud quarts, to suit customers
Country orders receive strict attention. The
goods are forwarded to any part OF the State with
the tmost dispatch.
Faotory-2Oth street, between Main and Franklin,
Richmond. Va. &C l4--6m
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A MOTHER TRIUMPH.
STILL WE LEAD THEM.
FIRST AND ONLY PREMIUM AT THE

STATE FAIR, IN PETERSBURG.
The success We have met In Intro ducing this ma
chine in Virginia. is truly wonderful
Its succe efui competition with other machines,
and the unanimous conmepdation Of the public.
show conclusvely that the WHEELER WILL
SON Machine possesses superior merit.
q
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DEBELES, PEBBLES.-Just received,
lot of those celebrated BRAZILIAN PEb-
BLES, in steel frames. For sale cheap, by
YOEaLE Il WEIpEMEYEk,
Sc Main street,
&C a-ts sign of Golden Eagle.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
L LOc IN BULLOCK l. HARRIS ADDITION
NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET, In HENRI
co COUNTY.-By virtue Of deed of trust, frsm
Calvin Green to the subscriber, dated oath April.
1900 duly recorded 10 nenrleo County Court shali,
ton, ON the promises, on FRIDAY. the 10th Nov'r,
1855 at clock. P. NJ, if fair, if not, the next
fair day the house and lot part Of lot No 81 in Bull
cck and Harris addition, in the county of Henriso
fronting z3z eetton the North side Of Broad street.
running back IA feet to an alley l6 feet wide.
TERN5-Cash. The title is believed to be good but
selliog as trustee. shall convey with the usual
special warranty.
DO9 THOMAS W DfFWELL, Trustee,
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Tiny GOODS. JOHNSON & HAIR
~ WOOD No. II Main street, keeps constantly OF
hand large and general stock of Fancy and STAPLE
Dry Goods and respe ctfuiiy invites all in ~ant OF
goods in our line. TO cai and examine our stock
and prices before purchasing. oc27
1 AU.E9' DRESS GOODS and SHAWL
Ia Mems, Boys and Servants Wear; smbroide
RES Ribbons and HoseIies; Blankets, Fiannels and
Domestic Goods, for sale very cheap at
Il NJ ROS.NBAUM'S.
ocT 1879 Broad st.
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NOTlCE.-I have for sale Bacon, Lard,
~ Sugar, Coffee, Spices, Soap, Candles, Cod Fish,
Flour, Herripgs, Butter, Cheese, Irish Potatoes,
Buckwheat, &C, &c. shonid be glad to ses the
ladies' gentlemen and every body else. second door
from 9th, on Broad. GAO HOLMES.
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ALEX MOTT. Auct.
By E. B. Cook, Auct.

I ARGE LOT OF LIQUORS AND Sc
- CARS AT AUCTION -On THURSDAY. nth
instant. at 10 o'clock, l will CELL at my store
100 cases "Otsrd. Dupuy" Co, Brandy
80 do Hennessey Brandy
Is 4 casks Brandy, different brands
% q casks do do do
20ctS Havana Segars
100 800 German do
ALSO
One very large Counter, with Drawers
Three splendid Show Gases. silver mounted.
mol COOK Auct
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BARGAINS FROM AUCTION -Dr

BARGAINS FROM AUCTION Dry
- goods cheap for the Million. No. 81 Main st
Pacific, Atlantic, Starke Mills, and all the well
known makes of Brown Shirtings and SheetinRs:
Bieached Muslin Ticks, Caution Flannels, Prints,
sattiuets. Jeans. Deuims, &c. much under regular
prices fer cash.
Best high Collars, French Morinces at so cents,
worth 81 25; English, do 20 cents, &C; MousIins, I2:
cents; Stella ami CneL ellie shawlf; ecarts; Merpo.
Cloth and Silk Velvet Coase from the lowest
price upwards astoniahngly low; black and colnred
silk 5ucents and higher Swiss and Cambria Collar
aud Worked Bands AZ half their value and richest
worked st that; Wocen shirts and Drawers; Bed
and Servants Blankets: Hosiery and Gloves at q
great job. My motto small profits and quick re-
turns.
| invite with pleasure and confidence, all the city
and country friends to inspect my stock OF bargains
who eau save Is per cent at Ne. n Main st.
,JO-GpH STRkTSE.
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GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, &c.-JA5.
~ WALSH, at his old established Gun and Sport
ing Store, has just received from England, TIE ba-
lance of his Fali supply Of
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS,
together with fine assortment of eH Ut BEI.Ts,
POWDER FLAsK5, Bird BAGS, CLEANING
KuDS, NIPPLE BENCHES, &c
Also, fine assortment of COLTS Celebrated
FIVE SHOOTERS and other Pistols; BOWIE
KNIVES: DIRES; Gold and Silver Headed WALK
ING CANkS with snd without swords.
The public respectfnlls reQues ed to call and
examine my stock before purchasing, as am conf
deaf can exhibit the best assortment of Gooos in
my line, to be found in any house in the State.
Al
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TOLUMBER CONsUMERs.-Ws have

LUMBER CONSUMERS.-We have
L now on the Dock. and in our Yard, In rear of
of Canada and Michigan WHITE PINE, from to
inches thick, and from 10 to Is feet long, all OF
superior quality and we'll seasoned, which We will
5000 feet and upwards.
iso. 20ooo f.et OF 2. inch and eco feet inch POP
LAR vide and in good order.
no 3-im* TALB0TT Il BROTHER.
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SOUTHERN PAINT, OIL, GLASS
oAND VARNIsH DEpOT.-ESTABLISHED 1853.
VIM SATTLER 4 co

~ AND FARNISH Observation-Disclosures 1873.
VIM sATTLER 4 co,
Manufacturers and Importers of Paints,
l42 Main street, Richmond, Virginia,
Beg leave to inform their friends, customers and
the public generally. that they have now IA store
and adding daily to ths following goods In their
line:
lie = is pure White Lsad. French and American
White Zinc, dry and in oil.
Patent Fire Proof Paint, Paint Oil and Hand Paint
Mills.
Linseed OIL Machine Oil, Spirits of Turpentine
Copal, Japan, Mastic and Damar Varnishes
Putty, in balk and in biadders; English Patent
Dryer
French Coach, Window Picture, Plate, Plain
Ground Ensmeiled and Stained Glass.
BronZes. Coopers' Clues. Picture Frames, Gilt
Mouidings
Berrians and other Paint, Dust, Scrub, Branding
Shoe and Vanishing Brushes
Em raid, Paris and Chrome Green. Chrome yell
low UIDber, Ochre and Prussian Blue, and all the
principal painters colors. either dry or ground In
oil or water.
Our stock being considerably larger and more
varied than usual. and having been selected with
great care for this market, we think we can eher
great Inducements in either price or quality Of our
goods.
Our store, at considerable expense, has been much
enlarged, and We think We have made many I'M
provements for the convenience Of purchasers.
personal call to examine our stock IL kindly re-
auested, Orders from the country shall always re-
Seiye our prompt attention. se2l-2m
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OLIVER PLAIkD FORKS AND
~ SpooNs.-Breakfast,D Dinner and Dessert Forks;
fable and Tea Spoons SOUP and Gravy Ladies'
These Forks and Spoons of extra and double plate
warranted by the manufacturers IL wear several
years and look equally We'll the best slv er ,
aud less tn IN one ffsn the price. For sale by
q GENNET,
no4 Eagle Hauare
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(SO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE The
~ subscribers beg leave to inform the citizens of
Richmond and the Iuklc generally, that they have
entered into a copartpership under the style of
GREEN & DAVIS, for the purpose Of carrying on
the GRANITE BUSINESS in alt of its branches;
and that they are now prepared to execute any
work that may be offered to them in their line in
the NEST wors man like manner ard reasonable
terms. One of them can always be found at their
yard, 9Th street. side Of the canal, the
Armory. SAML GREEN,
OLIVER DAVIS.
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X7IKGIaIA STATE AGRICULTURAL

ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS
For the general annual meeting and Fair Of the
Virginia State agricultural Society, for 1885, to be
heid at Petersburg.
On Friday night the Goth inst. at o'clock. the
Executive COMMITTEES will meet at Boiiingbrook
Hetel unless another place be designated.
On Monday. the lst OF oTamber, the Farmers
Assembly will begin their sessions at the Baptist
Church, corner of Marketand t1igh streets.
On Tuesday, this 20 of November, at o'clock, the
Fair will commence. on the grounds of the Union
Agricultural society of Virginia and North Carolina
Daily notice will be given III the morning papers Of
tie order Of proceedings. -
oc Zg-tS CEAS WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
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EOk CLOAKs. MANTLEs AND RAG

ENOk CLUAkS, MANTLES AND RAG
Il LANS call at the Cheap Store. 80 Main street.
For Bonnets Flowers, Feathers and Head Dresses,
Call st the Cheap Store, AZ Main st.
For bar gains in the way of Hoop skirts,
Call at the Cheap Store, 49 Main ct.
For Infants Hoods, SaCques, Capes and Bonnets,
Call at the Cheap Store, 40 Main st.
For French-vorked Collars and Sleeves. very low
priced, Call at the Cheap Store. 40 dsin st.
Remember the place, nearly opposite the st Charles
Eotel, NO 49 Main street.
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MEAT COTTAGE KESiDErCE IN THE
~ TOWN OF FULTON, ON STATE STREET
on the premises. on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of No
vember. 1883. at o'clock n, the neat Cottage Re
s4dence located as above. now in the occupancy Of
John Pocklington fronting 80 feeI State street.
running back 10 feet to an alley This is not only
a new house, but remarkably convenient, and has
attached to it q well of good water.
TERMS One third cash balance at 8 and mos
for negotiable noes interest added and title retained
till last note is paid.
no9 GDDDIE h APPERSON. Aucts.
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GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
~ We now have in store q superior at ock of goods
for gents and boys, TO which We invite their atten
tion, consisting Of
Sup Black French Cloths and Cassimeres
Patcy French and American DO
Silk and Velvet Nestings
Tweeds and Jeans
French and English Beaver Cloths, for Over.
Coats
Lambs Wool. Cashmere, Merino and heavy Sha
ker Shirts and Drawers
Hdkfs, Olives and Hosiery
Gents shawls aad Travelling Blankets
PERKINS Il cos new Cash Store
no6 No l3I Eapla Snuare
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CdLE OE DIE
FARM OF 1000 ACRES. IN POWHATAN
COUNTY, CALLED ROCK sPR1NG"-By virtue
of the provisions Of trust deed dated Path Februa
ry 1885, executed by Mr.. 8. d. Whittle and Others
tie subscriber, and duly recorded in Powhatsn
County Court, shall proceed to sell at public
ton. on the premises. on SATURDAY, the 18Th day
of November, 1883, at I3 o'clock, n, the tract OF
Land, called "Rock Spring" lying and being in the
county of powhatan about two miles north of the
Court House, containing about 1000 acres and now
in the occupancy of Mr.. ]. =. Mayo. and being the
same which was purchased by the said Whittle Of
Mr. Tnos. I. Munford. The land IL said TO be in an
improving condition. and the buildings thereon are
comfortable for the use of the place.
pla; of the land will be exhibited at the hour OF
sale and 1t will be sold entire divided into two
or three parcels. ~ may be deemed best.
TERMS :-One-fourth cash balance at s, IL and "a
mouths for bonds bearing interest, tthe be
paid half y.arly) secured By trust deed. The
taxes for 1858 t. be pen by the purchaser
The title is believed b be perfect but the subscri-
Der will convey with the usual special warranty.
W. d0DDIN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN d:APPERsoN. Aucts.
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THE SUBSCklbkR having purchased
l. the entire interest owned by EnwD McADAM in
the OLD DOMINION b0TTLISls ESTABLISH.
MENF, respectfully solcits a continuation OF the
very liberal patronage bestowed the firm of S.
Mason Go. He hopes, by strict attention to bust
and strag dealing, to merit the con-
fdence reposed in the late firm.
Very respectfully. y MASON.
Richmend october 18th, 1883.
"a. See advertisements in another column.
m
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AUCTION ssEIEa


A PPLES AT AUCTlON.--THI6 DAT,
LAT i1oeloek. ct my stors. w;It seI - snc,lo,,
- bills Apples Ia prime order. A'' -
1870, sish, aAss - will aso ssll . Ioe Of
breasts; Dozes Chesse; boxes ec6p: 50 bo1sS
scotch hsfrings; Stone Mare. ac. &c.
no 10 90 rs may
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BY Henry y. Quarles,
(No $50 Main street)
will sell EVERY NIGHT, commencing
II O'Clock. one OF tbs finest stocks Of Jeweiry
anu fancy 9oots chat nave ever been offered AUG
tien IA this city. The aoods direct rom .hs
mAnniac'ure and will not ony to told without -
serve, Guitars warranted as represented. $50
Private sales during the day. -
ocsj HENRY w QUARLEs, Auct.
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MIGHT SCHOOL,

NIGHT SCHOOL,
MAIN sT,. NEAR Sf. CHARLES HoTEL.
Ihe subscriber has commenced a Night eehooI Al
me arose place. Tor studies Of every Advancement
ana can be seen In rela.n to IL at his school room
i'h street. between Main and Franklin
&C ZS-Zw a r pENpIr
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nISSOLUTION OF PAETNERSHIP-

nISSOLUTiON OF PARTNERSHIP
II The partnership heretofore existing under the
firm of 3. MASON & co. is THIS day dissolved by
musual consent All parties having claims against
ihs late firm, will Immediately prese thu IN for
liquidation and all parties indebted ill please pay
soon as possible In winding up 8 MASON
CO.'S business either partner will egn for the firm.
The subscribers take great pleasure ia Jointly
turning their sincere thanks to their numerous
toners for the very liberal patronage they have re-
ceyea since going into the Bottiing business.
3 MASON.
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Klchnonu, OCT. I3th, 1888.
TN RETIRING from the firm Of GEN
TRY 4 WALKER, 4 return my thanks to my
friends for the liberal patronage extended to the
kinds OF country produce, and hope. by due dill
genco aud prompt attention, to merit a share OF
public patronage. promising in doing GE,l EkAL
COM MISSION BUSIN ESs, to make use of every
exertion to promote the interest of my patrons both
in buying and selling. Office No 1, 18th street
Jh GENTRY.
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N.B.-In consequence Of the approaching season,
and wishing to extend my cid established soap and
candle business, find / cannot spare time sufi-
Gent to devote to both factories have. therefore.
sold out my interest in the Bottlng establishment
TO 8. MASON, my late partner / take great plea
sure in recommending him to my friends and the
public generally a gentleman worthy of the ut
most confidence and encouragement.
kDWrD MADAM
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DIpSOLUTIOEs Nc

tU.PAkTNEhSHIP NUTICE.-AUS-
" TIN GENTRY. SUCCESSORS to JOHN La
OY, corner Of Franklin and Union streets, will keep
constantly on hand q large supply OF FLOUR,
NEAL, CORN, OATS. and all kinds Of MILL Of
FAL, which will be sold at the lowest cash prices
A call from their friends ana the public Ia respect
fully solicited.
Highest cash prices paid for CORN. OATS and
NEAL. ISAAC o AUSTIN.
Henrco county.
VIM J GENTRY
Charles City co.
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THE SUBSCRIBER, in sequence 9
4 SUPERIOR sEAMsTREsS AND La

"A DY'S MAiD-guch an one, bought Tor the
sole purpose OF anordng her IN opportunity 20 OBJ
tain q home in Richmond, (wbere her pAsents live.l
or its vicinity, is offered for sale. with her child 70
months old for the price paid for her By her present
owner S.2OO Amply at this Office. no 1-n
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COrOner's Ipquesfs.

ANOTHER CASE ~ INfANucIps-Auo.her of nfauti.
eide under the observation of the Coroner yesterday
An inquest held the Seventeenth precinct station
house. by Coroner Connery, upon the body Of female
child found dead In the prvy in the Of the dwelling
house No 3o4 Fas, Thirteenth street. under
which led the Jury 70 believe that had been thrown
the sink by liz unnatural mother while alive domestic
IN the house, named Margaret Schneder arrested
suspicion OF having been the mother Of the infant Ia
room were found evidences OF her having re.
oebDtly given birth 10 . child. She alao
10 leave her room with something wrapped mp 10 an
old skirt and proceed down stairs In the direction OF the
privy, where the deceased child was found Or Mott
made post mortern examination Of the body and depose
10 It's having been that of fun child and one that
bad been born alive The jury Ia this rendered the
following verdict ;"Death by being thrown into the
privy OF house No. 304 Fast Thirteenth street. by its
mother, While alive" The accused committed 10
prison 70 await tho action Of the Grand Jury.
FaTAt FstS -Coroner Hills held an inquest a. No 100
Cedar street upon the body Of man named Patrick Car
Icy, Who died IRON the effects fall received "a sasur.
day night by being precpts,ed down stairs at his rss.
dence above. The decessed was under the Influence
or liquor at the time Verdict death by conclusion Of
the brain produced by fall Deceased was 81 years "
age, and q native VI ireland.
Coroner Coupery bed an inquest II No. lis Hammond
La :, porter in the employment of Messrs Da.er Co..
No lol lrolstreet who died from the effects of injuries
received bynng down stairs nj his employers store
the 22d UT Verdict, Accidental death Deceased
was a native Of this city and was Al years ofsee.
FouyD DRowSsD-Information was received at the
Coroncrs Office yesterday the body Of an unknown
found floating IN the water at the foot OF Twenty
ninth street. North river Coroner Hills will hold an in
quest upon the body Of deceased to-day.
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Superior Court.
Before Hon. Judge slosson.

ACTION FOR COMMISSION ON THE SALE OF LAND 2
MARCH l.-Edacd H. Plumb .. Dorsd H. LYMAN rhis
action for commission brokerage upon the sale
Of real estate. The plaintiff sues a. assignee o. John
Angelic whom Mr. Lyman represented that he possessed
1913 acres Of coal land N Ohio and that he would sell
for s7s a. acre, and Offering him commission o. per
cni Upon this arrangemen, the plaintiff cTcAed lie
oi,the property TO Mr. Patton at the "a OF 500 pr
acre, and contends that defendant N in ehtcd TO him in
the sum on e42 10, together with $40 The defen
cenes the indebtedness and contcr is that the sale
nov by the plaintiff Mr. Patton refused ~
@kethe land, upon the allegation that he understood
that was All IN fee simple, whereas ninety FIVE acres
OF was with mining privilege, and that the sale WA
then crosen up, and thst smother broker made a. ar
raneement on contract with Mr. Patton by vhi.h he was
TO purchase the land al 800 per acre and some 200
wssio be deducted from The smoun, scccupt " the
plaintiff q, $50 co.
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THE rAMUY gYzALD.

Inauguration OF Crzwfprd'u Euussty@~-
Statue at Richmond, va.-GreAs Rev,v,I a.
Religion I'm New York and Kizs~n,ro
Ansirs I'm Europe-News from CsIxorua~.
Utah and the Pacific Coast-CoASrsssas.~G
ProeesdhsS-Latess Intelligence MAxAE.4.,
&c, So.
Wednesdays edition OF tho FAmur Hn.uD, smoaS
other things viii contain
Tho Inauguration Of Crawfoeds Equestrian s,ssss q
Washington at Richnond vs-Grnd Reception OF her
Guest by Virginia our Special Report
Great Revival Of Religion In New York-Proress &
the Observation-Disclosures Conversions among the us-
rshteous-sinners brought the Way Of GraceOns a
the "Forty Thieves Rspentant Wonderful MAnifasGA-
tionz Of Psntencs and Piesy-Rsvivsls Hsewhere &c.
Affairs In Europo-our London md Madrid Correspe..
dence.
Details OF Two Weeks Later News from California end
the Pacific Coast.
Mormon News-Reporsed Destituton In BAN Lake VAL
ley, &c.
Interesting Letter from our Special Correspondent n
Kansas.
lecture on the Financial Crisis BY Hon. F. A. ConknG
Rembrandt Peae's Lecture tho Portraits d wAshag
ton, before the Historical Society
Affairs IN Observation-Disclosures In Corgresa
Editorial Remarks on Matters or Interest
The Local Incidents Of this and adjoining cities Of GENE
raj interest
Full Report OF the Prices of all kinds Of Msrkeabla
Produce, carefully corrected each week
The Latest Intelligence received up 10 the time Of pubu
cation.
Together with Police Repors-Theatrica Ma,,.r.-ga-
port OF the Gait MArket-Money and Commercial. Mar-
disadvantages and Deaths-Formng great mass OF IN
teresting and miscellaneous reading
be Obtained a: the office Of the azaAID and Of III news
agents.
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House OF Representatives.


COMMITTEE ON TIE MNrrEsoS CASE
Messrs. Seward, (adm.) OF Ga; Harris (opp) of ILL.,
Grow, Opp Of Pa; Curtis, opp of Iowa, and Bishop
<adm) Of Conn., appointed the special committee TO
consider the resolutions for the expulsion Of Mr. Matteson
Mr. harris was excused from serving at his own
request
WASHINGTON TERRITORY AFFAIRS.
Resolutions were received from the Legislature of
Washington Territory declaring that Governor Stevens
proclamation Of martial law patriotic, and required
for the peace Of the Territory
KANSAS LEGISLATIVE ExPK>sEs.
Mr.. SHERMAN, lopp.) Of Ohio, offered resolution,
which adopted calling for information TO whether
any money has been paid from the treasury for the
endng June 3o for the expenses Of the Legislature,
alleged Legislature, OF Kansas; and 30, under what
act and from what fund
LIGHTHOUSE SYSTEM.
Mr. FLORENCE, (adm) OF Pa, presented memorial
from the marine underwriters at Philadelphia against any
alteration Of the Law establishing the lighthouse system
Referred.
CLERICAL FORCE THE norsE
Tue House then discussed at some length the bill for
the organization the clerks and other employees OF
che House pending decision upon which an adjournment
PLACE
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA March I, 1858.
Stocks arc very strong Pennsyivsnia State nves
Reading Railroad 321s bid; Morris Canal so asked Long
Island Ratroed, l3x Pennsylvania Railroad, 4bK.
NEw ORLEANS, March 1, 1853
Cotton active; sales today 10 600 bales at fully &c
nc advance. nolasses slightly desrer White wheat
u2S yellow corn &C. no coffee nrm ~ lie. Freights
active cotton 10 Liverpool lk39d TO Antwerp lc.; and
10 Boston, nc.
BALnxoRx, March l. 1868.
Flour rather heavy, but rates unchanged. Wheat-Re-
ceps day 10 coo bushels all Of which sold Il 81 O6
u 20 for white and 0Sc 81 06 for red CornRecepts
large and demand active; mixed Soc $50 white 53c
&c. yellow &c. SIC. Whskey very dull st 2lc go.
Provisions fat, but prices nominslly unchanged.
PhMApGlPHlA, March I, 1868.
Cttton has advanced one eighth cont BreAdstuNs
changed wheat steady; red, ei 81 on; white, 81 20
y 81 Corn tends downward. Provisions unchanged.
Whiskey dull n DC
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News from Texas.

wAssSGroS, March l, 1883.
The Southern mail which arrived here to day brings late
Texas papers.
N. Galveston Nss notices report that Seymour, the
Hartford defaulter passed through that city his way to
Mexico,
The Austin correspondent Of the Necs says that the
Texas legislature have passed act providing that the
entire public domain Of the State Is for sale at fixed
prices in lots varying at from 100 TO $50 The
prices are to range from 81 rs to 81 per acre.
The Waco Texas) So,herner says that the Indians
quiet the frontier The panic had subsidized, and the
pioneers were returning 10 their homes.