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TELEGRAPhIC NEWS.
PORTED FUR "v,sPArCH
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

sr Louis, Feb. The Overland Mail, from San
Francisco to the 10th ult, has arrived.
Fau' c, Shore was killed in Santa Clara county,
on the 9th, by Thos. Seals. Great excitem ent en-.
sued, aud the military were called out to protect
the prisoner.
Rurors prevailed at San Francisco that three
hundred prisoners in the penitentisry had been
accidentally poisoned, by chemical mixed in the
-four.
ine Probate Judge of Carson Valley had pub
lished at card, declaring his intention to perform
his duties without "fear, favor or affection" a
collision with tho settlers was regarded as inevita
BILE.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening, st st Paul's Church, By the
Rev Or Minnegerofs ALFRED. son OF the Hon
VIM Rive,, and {. c. l. daughter OF Jamss Mac
r-nrdo and granddaughter Of the late Bishop
Moore.
'AA- Wing and Enquirer please copy.
On Tuesday evening. at the residence Of the
brides mother, by the Ri Rev McGill Bishop Of
Riehmspd X HUDSON HOPPER. EsQ, to Miss "a
RAH e FINNFY. both Of this CITY
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On IN nc.

The late New York Ao,i-siavery Convention ~
Albany, ced tho Constitution OF the United
state, 40 a "Ieague with death aud covenant
9TH b.ur This IL the same old tune that has
heen PLAYED over, without variation, for the last
ate.n years. Can't they invent something new
And rs,,,ve their rawlings With Q email streak OF
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FIks.-A large brick s,asle, owned Mr.. Benz
Green, on Cary street, opposite the old Gas Works
Was consumed by fire, between Q and 10 O'Clock
last night. The tobacco factory adjoining. occu'
pied by Messrs. Cox Turniy, was also partially
destroyed Several horses and mules in the stable
we're saved, with much difficulty.
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HPHCIAL NOTICHH.
fePIAaranIxa Ann Hrucco1Nl

MrPLAsrsnrxa AsD SruccoINa. The
eub.criher 10 prepared to execute PLAIN pLAs
TERINa In the very best manner. he VIII een,
mate for every description of Plain and Ornamental
plasteripg. and feels assured thst he can render
| satisfaction in every job entrusted to him,
" III JOHNSON,
| Practical Pasterer.
| - Casting Shop on Main. between 7th sud sfh
streefs fe $50
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@"A contemporary states that Hon WILLIAM
y Passros 10 at Abingdon, Va. This 10 mistake
fhas iiiussrious statesman, who. when q member o,
'he Unitsd state, Senate, Was without q peer
etn'ns Ansr'csn orators, h now a esident o,
Charlottesville, add In the enjoyment Of . com
.osss's degree Of health. Long may he live, q
oHsh' hok uniting us with the past and pure.t
dsys the Rspsbiiel
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0PHCIAL HoxYCHs.

~Co-P AaTnIRsH1p Nor1cs.-SAM'L
N. rhICE, having purchsssd the entire int.
PRICE q WATKINS. has associated with Tin 10
the business WIN ii GORDON and WIN ] E00LE.
STOE. late Of the house OF T X PRrcE Co, and
JOHN EMPLE, late with PRICE & WATKINS, under
the style Of
who will continue the Retail and wholesale DRY
GOODS BUSINESS. in the houss recently occu-
pied by PRICE WATKINS, No 1877 Main st., square
below the Banks.
They respectfully solicit the patronage Of their
friends. customers and the public.
With increaaed facilities and experience. they
hops to be able to offer sn assortment of Goods. at
all times equal to any in the city, and such induce
meDts as will invite the patronage which they soli-
Cit All orders for goods will be promptly and faith
fully executed. -
sAM'L NJ PRICE.
VIM GORDON
WIN E0GLEBTON,
JOHN TEMPLE.
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YOUTHS CLOTHING Our stock Of
l. Boys and Youths Clothing 10 much tso large
for the advanced scssos and We will offer great IN
ducements to purchasers In order to reduce the
stock. KEEN. BALDWIN WILLIAMS.
CILk VESTs--We have . great variety
~ Of Heavy Winter Silk Vests In store. which xs
are snIiou. to sell cut and will offer TENN At greatly
reduced prices.
b5 KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS
SUPERIOR GREEN AND BLACK
~ TEAa-excelled BY none In the eity-retailing
at wholesale prices, by
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LATER FROM HAYTI

NEw YORK, February 4'h.--Later xdvices from
Hayti say Gefsrds force is estimated At $4,000
men. All the north psrt of the island 10 reported
to have declared in his favor. 1t Was feared that
the iDouutsineers would attack Aux Csyes, many
deserving from the Emperor Soulouque.
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LA" o. Robert Bnrns. Mostly BY Thomas Car
'S'e" 1ns subject and the author are commsnds.
.i9n eaeaxh. II 10 . book fall Of interest. and
zee TOE csr'sies usuai sf.ssssiOss Of s.yI,. For
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

D~ CLOVER HILL CoAL-Both Hail
and Lump, of the above COAL, fer sale by
ri d WHITING,
ia 4-2m Near Petersburg Depot.
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I i4T OF LETTERS--ken aiaing IL tLe
- R1CdMOND POST OFFICE. on the 4 n dsJ OF
1ebrusry. 1889. -,
~ Persons calling for letters In this List VIII
please soy they are ADvEArfSEp.
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Pes de Matslos. Miss Kate Pennoyer.
Neutrality-suspicious. HALL.-This f.yo-

Iva rite place Of amusement. having bnt recently
been thoroughly repaired and returnished In now
off red TO tho3 having occasion Tor the OF
FIRST CLASS PUBLIC HALL on much lower
terms than any other Hall Of the same capacity
in this city 1t being capable of accommodating from
1879 to 201 persons.
Metropolitan Hall Is situstet on Franklin street,
BET ween 18th and 18th streets, and within half o
square of the Exchs nEe Hotel and Ballard House,
AMI for Operas Concerts, Lectures Public Meet-
ings, has no equal Ia the city, either regards
size or convenience of location.
seyeral very desirable OFFICES, in tbs basement,
also FOR RENT.
Fer further information. address
w A IRVING, agent
ia 2s-lm for Nai Hall Richmond Va.
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FROM SALT LAKE CITY-QUICK TIME FROM
TILE PACIFIC.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 5.-Tbe Salt Lake Mail to the
10Th uIt, has reached St. Joseph six days ahead OF
time The u s. District Court had adjourned
The Legislature was still 10 session.
The Overland Mail contractor, on the Placer
vio and Salt Lake route, has reached here, and
expects to reach Washington In nineteen days from
tina Pacific
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CusroUs MIxrUsE.-Hogs and Opera are Oil 'h'
rsgs at this time In Cincinnati. Their new Opers
Hoase 10 said to beat the New York Academy al
hollow, and their swine when caught for marks
cut "a uesl the opera ingers
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~ BARGAINS, BARGAINs.-For the
best bargains In Ragiands, fancy notions dress and
cloak trimmings, call at the cloak and mantle depot
jan. Is r. EZEKIEL, So Main street
Extension skirts, rs springs.
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f~ LIFE Insurance.

w hlCd Is III BkSI tOnPANt.
We will mako In few words q statement of the bu-
| siness Of the Mutual Benefit Life insurance Com
| pany" which we representsin Richmond: and ass
all who take an interest in Life Insurance, to
fully compare our statement With that OF any other
| company.
| This Company commenced business April 25th
| iS+5. on the MUTUAL PRINCIPE. without Capital
January st. lS47. it declared dividend Of IS ger
| cent on the premiums paid in ls45.
January lat 1919. dividend Of 80 per cent pre-
Jsruary Ist. 1850. di, iiend of35 PER cent pre-
year a dividend of 3, per cent, and January, 1889
they make dividend Of % per cent.
| declared January LIST. 1857.
| The Company have paid in dividends $l,l6l,527 "a
The Company have paid fer losses by
And have safely invested Capital Of 500 92} 81
Any further information tt respecting our Company
cheegfuliy give. a. our o Nc p P.arl sTeei
~GooD AND CHEAP PICTURES AL
who want good PICTURES AT COST. should come
as WATSON will remain only a few weeks Longer
- Recolect. if you want cheap and good PIC
Tnsf sa and at i for sale
| and will be sold low. ia 2e-lmif
~ DIVIDEND JAN. ,1sT, 1859--4C
PER CENT The Mutual Benefit Life Insuranc.
Company" have declared a dividend of 40 per cent
70 policies 10 force and issued prior TO Jan lst 1888
ard have ordered the payment Of the eleventh div
| dend, being that declared Jan LIST, ltjT.
Dividends paid by this Company .
to 1,I6l 527 q
Losses by death. I9i6 499 :!
Surplus Capital over abGve........ 1901 920 q
No other Life Insurance Agency in Richmond
makes as large annual dividends. No other pay
their dividends while the insured is living.
Agency 81 Pearl street. -
fe 2-5t KNOWLES WALFORD.
NJ HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice of Law In the city of Richmond.
Office in Belvin's New Building. l2th fronting
Bank street. ia 26-ts
afRKsH LERCHEs.-I have Just 70.
oeived, by Adams Express, fresh lot OF Swedish
LEECHE s, whish will BE- applied upon most reason
able terms
P. s-Cupping and Leeching promptly ATTENDED
co. Can DO found at ali hours of the day at the af
Dressing Roo1s under the American Hotel, and .:
night On 9Th street, French Garden Hin.
2S-fx z q U0RSAkl
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CHARLESTON RACES
FIRES.

CHAaLss,oN, Feb. 4-kdrergo won tbe nrst race,
and Socks won the Hutcheson stakes. Planet WAS
not entered.
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ESCAPE OF AN Outlaw

LEAvENwoR1H, Feb. 1.-The outlaw Brown has
escaped from the authorities, and is believed Il
have gone TO Nebraska. party has gone in pur.
suit.
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MAILS FOR EUROpE

NEw YoRA, Feb 3.-The steamship Etns of tn.
CunaTd lire, will sail hence for Southampton an d
Havre on Saturday. She will take the English and
French mails Intended for the Arago.
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NOMINATION DECLINED
SPECIAL DISPATCH

AUGUsri, Ga, Feb. 3.-IIon. Alex. Stephens ha,
written letter to his friends here, positively rs'
fssipg a denomination to Congress.
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LOST

I OST-In Richmond, en- the I'd Feb,
- Is5s a MONEY PURSE. 1 think black moroc-
CO. with two clasps. ons on the outside nd the 9th
the inside II had some twenty eight or TWEEN
ty-nine dollars in II when lost it-sver AID notes
togethsr-aso = receipt for six hundred and scnls
pounds tobacco sold at Shockoe Warehouse a SO n
bill of articles bought of MIR Moore. will re-
ward any person who will deliver The same to me
or 10 Mr. Samuel Hastings, In the city Of Rich noud.
fe Ste JAMES 4 ELIETT
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A CARD.-LEIR HEXTER would re-
- spectfuly announce to his friends customers
and the public In general that he will continue the
CLoThiNd BuklNESS and its various branches,
1t the old stand He desires to return his tn To-
hts patrons. and would solicit continuance of the
same favsr, LEIR HEXTER
fe ste No On Nam .,rr.t
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DEATH OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN
LrNcHBURG, Va, Feb. Capt. J. NJ. Otsy, a
prominent citizen of this place, died suddenly
to-day from apopexy.
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MARINB INTBLLI0BMCN
PORT or ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 4th. 1875.

High mater this day (S1tur3ay) o'clock.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocahon'as, Travis, Baltimore. mdse, D
4 W Currie.
schr Lynchburg. Harris. New York, mdse. D 4 "
Currie.
schr F sollidsy. Seaman, Philadelphia. coal. S
P Halves.
schr Hawloy. Pritchett. N C. shingles. Whit
lock q Son.
schr Hard,crabble Gregory, Rookland. lime,
Bird ford Co.
Schr Brothers Davey. N York. guano, Edmond
Davenport Co, and others.
Schr VIM Colquitt. Frank, Baltimore, guano. 6
McGruder's IONS.
sebr Hopkins, Phillips. Eastern Shore. oats.
Sillspaugh.
schr New York. Conerval. James River. lumber,
Whitlock 4 y n.
schr Exchange. Halock, New York. powder and
guaao.
sloop Superior. Bradshaw. Back River. sand. "
Davis Co.
SAILED,
Scoop Hannah and Mary, Tullis, down the river.
light.
rchr Greeniander, Eizey, down the river, light.
echr Alabama, VaDgilder, down the river, light.
Schr And'w Armstrong. Arneit, Pamunkey hiv-
er, mdse, Il Workman Co.
New YoRK. Feb. 2-Clesred. schr W Benton,
Petersburg.
Rio JANLIso. Dec. 22-Arrived. bark Rainbow
Keedp, Richmond.
In port same date, Fannie Curria, Rich; Coast Pr
lot, Davis: Ocean f. gle, Luce; Jas MILLER Paine
and Watson, Mcguire, all for United States.
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~HARTsHoRNEs CuRE-ALL-

- HAhTSH0hHES SUhk-ALL-
THE GREAT PAIN ANNfHILATOR
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOM.
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS
PREPARED BIZ a CHEMIST.
BOTTLES IL, Is and 50 cents and one dollar
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE
HART8HORNE'S CURE-ALL should be kent In
all families In of accidents sudden sic mesa
IL frequently cui in less time than 1t requires to
get physician.
1t cures pain in any part Of the system and il used
externally and internally.
TRANSFORMERS CURE-ALl. cures Rhe atism
Neuralgia and Chilblains
HARTsHORNEsC URE.ALI. cures Cramps Collie.
Pains In the Stomach or Bowels.
HARTSHoRNES CURE-ALL cures Pains in the
LiMbs, Side, Back, Breast, Teeth and Ears.
HAkTSHOREE'5 CURE-ALL cures sprsns,
Bruises, sealds. Burns and Frosted Feet.
HARTSHOkNk'S CUREALL cures Pains in the
Feet and swelling of the Joints.
HARTSH0RNE'S CURE-ALL cures Stiff Neck
Rom Cold and Ague In the Breast
hAhTsHORNE6 CURE ALL 10 good for Dyspep-
sia, Weak stomach and Bowels.
whenever you have PAin, use the cURe-ALL, ~
u acts upon the Nerves. Musies. Sinews. Blood and
Bones, and, BY its warming electromagnetic power,
expels all pain from the system. Get bottle and
The above medicines to be had 1t oil Drug stores
" Richmead. Horiuik. Petersburg and all towns In
virginia. &C io-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

HARTFORD, CT, Feb. IA Democratic caucus OF
the members of the Legislature, last night, passed
resolutions almost unanimously nominating Sen,
ator Douglas for the Presidency. Some OF the
members denounced the Administration in the
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@- ARTIFICIAL THETH-THE CHEo-

PLASTIC Process q W JONES, DENTIST. having
purchased the erclxsire right for the above
mode of making TEETH. and after using and tsst-
ing it in the mot difficult cases ,ohere other plates
had fed is entirely satisfied Of its absolute SUPERB
ority over the gold. silver ana platina method can.
therefore. with confidence recommend IL to all " no
mo desire full partial sets of teeth; and especial
" TO such may be dissatisfied c'th those they are
ao1c using. IN this process, all of tho objections to
the gold plate are removed-the suction being per.
feet secures comfort aud stability TO the it, and the
teeth being EMBEDDED in the metal, the food is excu.
ded from unpsr or between them; they are. there
FORE cleaner smoother, andin every respect better
In Consequence of the perfect adaptation of the
plate to the mouth, and the suction thereby se-
cured he can insert one or more teeth WITHOUT clasps
and in all guarantee perfect and satisfactory
fit.
This method having been adopted and commend.
ed by these standing highest in the profession,
North and South. testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhibited, to any who may desire TO see
them. The old plates of those wishing TO exchange
the old method for the new, will be taken In part
pay. Will Of course, make teeth on the old mode
for thoss who may prefer it,
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ex-
trscted by electricity for those who wish it.
Office opposite Corinthisn Hail. jaT-Iy
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Ladies' LIST.

Allen n les sarah }
Allen miss Annie
Andersc n miss MaryF
Allen miss Charlotte e d
Abrahem mrs Mary
Anderson mrs Sarah T
Anderson mrs Harriet
Allen mrs l. q
Boxley Harriet
Raker miss A
Barnes miss Fanny
Barrett miss NJ A E
oerne miss Catherine
Rerkley miss Bette l.
Beverage miss Mary W
Bidgood miss Lizzie
Bowls miss Sarah A
BOtt miss Sue 3
bornatt miss Julia
Burne miss Bette
Burfoot miss Emeline G
Sufiington miss Willie A
tar ard mr.. y Jane
Brooks mrs Il
Bragg mrs N
Brannan mrs Diary A
Brown mrs Mary r.
5ram han mrs NJ G B
3rown mrs Elizabeth
3roaddus mrs Martha n
Bullock mrs Lucy
coleman mi Q Mamie Z
Chase miss d j
Cobbs mrs NJ A
Cotton miss Alice |. a.
| Collins mrs Martha ~.
Cox mrs 3
| Cousins miss Fannie
}obbot mrs Mary
| Carney mrs b
Ghalkley miss Mary B Q
| Cary mrs i B
chatham mrs II ID
Choaly mrs Mary
Childrey mrs Eliza
Chalk miss V X
Crook miss Annie Clay
| Chandler miss Martha
Culin mrs Sarah 4
Curne mrs Indie o
Crump mrs susan
Duke mrs VI A
| Duke mrs NJ b
0abney mrs Il d
Daniel mrs z A
Davenport miss A X 2
Evans mrs K
Evins mri Mary
s.nsor miss Lula
Elicit mrs Andrew K
Flam miss Sarah A
Englieh miss Matte G
Edwards mrs s
EdmonGson miss Nj l.
Franklin miss NJ A
Ford miss Susan III
Fisher mrs Il
Fleetwood miss Emma
| Fowler mrs 4
eitchett mrs Martha f
Figg miss NJ G.
Ferguson miss Mary =
Gardewein miss Mary
Cay miss Car oline Ill
6oodwyne miss NJ A
Griffin miss j Anna
| GOODWIN miss Martha
Golf miss miss Ellen V
Eager mrs Mary A
Gar naway mrs u 4
4riffiths mrs John
6risham mrs Margaret J
Granger mrs Ann III
Garland mrs Sam1 Jr
hughs miss Ann T2
Howard miss Kate
Hewlett miss Sarah T
Herman miss Ida
Hart miss Nj s
| Haran miss Dsvlin A
Harris miss EliZab'h A
Halbsck miss Ann y
Hutchins mrs G
HUI, his mrs Mary
Hurburt mrs Il A
Huichins mrs Charlotte
hunt mrs Eliza NJ
Hunt mrs Mary l.
Holmes mrs Susan
Hersman mrs J NJ
d lakewood mrs Lizzie G
Hayes mrs Ju;ianna
Halle mrs Mary y
Haley mrs Mary T
Jackaway Ellen 8
Jsnnson mrs T I
johnson miss Martha J
Jones Adalipe (colored)
King miss HELEN J
King miss Hattie NJ
kerth miss Mary j
Kern miss Joseph
kellie miss Addis
keeton mrs Ii Visa v
Kemple mrs q
Kinney mrs Ellen
Lyons mrs Louisa P
Lipscomb mrs
Lamb miss Emma
Lacy miss l. l.
Lacy miss Laura
Lannan miss Mary A
Lewis miss Ann Rebeccs
Lindsay miss Julia
Lynch miss AnGs
Minor mrs fO
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Richmond. Jan. LIST. ls5
~ BARGAINS,

N. B.-Persons indebted to the late concern Of
Price 4 Watkins. and those having claims against
IL, will call on US for settlement.
fe dim g NJ P d co.
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l&c LIYE SIzn PnoToaRApHa.-Th

IITE SIzH Pd0ToGhAPH6.-The
Subscriber takes pleasure in announcing 10 his nu.
merous patrons and the public at large, that he IL
now prepared to furnish Photographic from NINA.
b;eb 70 }dr nd S;sh s plan or eoored
If not superior to any produced in this city at lees
than the usual price, Old Pictures copied and ell.
larged to any size.
Citizens and strangers invited to call and ex.
anime specimens At GIBBS Temple Of Art. CORN
THAN Hall, MAIN street, between 9Th and 10th.
GIBBS.
P. Elf you want q genuine Ambrotype this 10
the place 70 get 1t, where you will neither be hum
ougged in price or work, Also, Melainotypes. OF
any other Picture in the photoG raphic Art.
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~. LICoRICE.

A. O. g. BRAND.
The ABOVE WELL KNOWN PAvoRITR BRAND ALWAYS
ON SALE, BY JAMES @. MCANDREW,
de Sly 81, PINE STREET NEW York
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M PARKl PoINDBxTKR,

RICHMOND, VA,
Will practice In the city ef Richmond and in the
counties of Chesterfield Powhat8n and Amelia.
a. Office In Lise's Building, corner of Main AID
18th streets, se 23-l2m
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Comparative state ment
No inspections of Tobacco at DibrelPs for 1888.


No inspections Of Tobacco at DibrelPs for 1858.
Come one has overhaulsd the weekly. mon hly
and other reports In regard to the Banks in all part
OF the country, that appeared in January andstatsh
that the whole number of Banks is fourteen hun
dred and eighteen vita liabilities and assets as fol-
lows:
Capital f402 All. 79i Notes. B IL
Jirculstion 40 933. IS, FIX ;hse,
Deposits SI5 Allow az sI5olD Ss3
Prtfts on Specie 1924 III
hand saga s2T Real Estate ~ 6s3,7-6
Total ISL 76O.77 Total 1891. 1907 2
Th. s probably as correct rs anything that eau bs
prepared.
correspondent Of the New York Post calls at
tention to the following honorable case:
Apunususl case of mercantile honor and integrity
has recently occurred which deserves public n
tiou-au instance where honor prompted one MEN,
Der of firm discharge in full the relinGuished
bslai GO OF II partnersbp obligation.
Some years sill e the firm OF Harris OCkersbau-
SEN sugar refners in this city, were compelled, by
the destruction of their refinery By fire, to ask tn
aud compromise Of 70 per cent on their Obligations
was accepted By their creditors. and diEchsrge
given Ior the balance The b; III wac dissolved, AID
nr A OcRershauseD has been since ass csted With
his brother III business and having met with the
sucCess which honorable effort, talent and perse
y.rance are entitled sent TO each OF the creditors
Of tns late frm OF Harris Uckershausen. as New
Years present check for the "a per cent OF the old
partnership Obligations which had been relnQush-
ed.
one member Of a frm thus paid from his private
property, subsequently acquired. balance OF 81
per cent relinQ ushed by creditors to firm Of
which he was u member.
such an act places the performer in an enviable
position. and reflects honor On the MERCANTILE com
munty.
Northern Markets. By TfLzGRAPa.l
EIw YORK, February Flour fiym-southern
IS 1906 10. Wheat firms uteern white 81 co -
Corn nrm-mixed held et s., S. offered; white 50;
yellow 81.
Cotton unsettled. and declined = in store, "a !
in transit; prices nominal Spts T1rpentine sIeau!
a. $3.50 hosin firn at ST. ~.
BALiIMt RE February 4-Flour firm-Howsrd and
Ohio Is IS. Wheat dull White .5Nl 81; Red 81 GO
IGl 50 Corn firm and unchanged white 1900;
yellow I4(nT6.
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THE KANSAS GOLD MINES, &c.

sr. LOUIS, February 3-Highy fstteriDg &C
counts of the Kansas gold mines continue to b.
received A rich quartz vein had been discovered
at Raltons Fork, twelve miles from Auraris, and
shot gold sbou ads in several localities.
The Fort Defiance dates, by the Santa Fo Mail,
are to December 2lst. They say that the Navjg
Indians acknowledge losing 200 lives, 20,500 sheep
and horses the destruction of 600 huts, and
Immense quantity of grain, altogether valued a,
upwards OF $3.50 ,0G0, during the late war.
Mr.. Yost, in letter TO the Santa Fe Gazette, In.
Inmates that there is a disposition to deal too
bars5y with these Indians, and says that, If GER
tain terms are eXscted 1t will turn them from the
pursuits Of industry and sgrculture,by which they
now support a whole nation Of 600 souls, an0
sustsins 100000 sheep and $4,000 horses, and
make the robbers and luuderers