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CHERRY PECTORAL,

eUoe1s, OeoeAs, aoA meeRsesess'
DasnpIxLD. nas., snsA De-, tsss.-
n. J. o. ArsR, Do - hsttats - say 10
bsss rs0edy have ever esana TOT CoagAs,
HenrseauA lnl1susA, and the esasenisans
syapssos 81 Cold. b you Cl~yy Psssvsi.-
m eanseant use In my practice and my family
Tor the last ten years has shown u 70 pcsse-s
superior virtues lor thr treatment Of these com
elslats. EBEN KNIGHT, n ID.
4 2. Mpnrlky, Esq Of Utica, y; Y.,wriies'
Il hase nssd ysar fscisss' myself 40 e my
fsr,Ify EVIL siIee yan Invented IL, aud believe
Il the best medicine for iis purpose ever put
I'D Win = bad cold should sooner pay iwoa.
~ Az d,liAns for bottle than do without II,
" take any ether remedv."
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SUMMER ARRANGEMBNT
DEUUCED KATEs--Thu l. y Mail steamers, er>>
IL JAMEoTOWN, Capt. PARRISH and RUA 4sHAGlE
Nuke, capt. SkINhkR Will carry Passengers to
and from Virginia nj KkDUCLD RAILS
IN. JAMESTOWN, Capt Parrish, leaves Rclinund every
TUESDAY Afternoon at oclocA, Cty leiu
and Norfolk ednesiay al II Och New
arriving there early next day and in time 10 the
lues going East aud North.
The ROANOKE, Capt Skinner, leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY afternoon at oclork. City Point n.ng,
Ing next evening
RETURNING,
The jamestown leaves New ork. from Pier No 10 North
River saturday afternoon al for Nurioik Pc
tersburg aud acknowledging Freight ioi each place.
Tho ouuUke leaves New lnrK from Pier No 49, Month R.v
every WEDNESDAY afternoon, at UVlork, Forts
mouth Petersburg and Acknowledging freight
place. REDUCED Il -AEE;>.
Passage, stateroun Included, between Norfolk and New
Sttrtage Passage.
Passage stateroom iuciuIed bctw kehnonu, fvtcs
burg, and New York.
Passage stateruoin Included, between Iynehburg and
New ID
Passagn to and from N"rloiK Ny the River ooa
MEALS, FlFGE CENTS, AcssA.
The and elegant steamer lDKk row y will be
put upon the lnc the rates above tOi lr
WJchiy limo.
For tickets appAy to LEE ROOKIE & co Agents.
april 3Jdts Nam Street, Ly ncliburg, Va
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SOMETm1NG NEW.-D have opened b =
- morning, THE FLEXIBLE BAND SILK HAT. a
article IN this city. ifeb i-iis. i. SEABURY.
EUM ARABaC.-A large sspply suitable .
u manufacturers, fot sale bv
ia" - dta-krp. copy. W. A STROTHER co
NEW GOODS 80 ~ ma, 1sj0.-NATH.
~ GuGGENHEiMEk has retained from the Northern
cities with the and most beautiful STOCK OF GOODS
he has had the pleasure Of Offering the public,
Considerable lime and Pains spent In the selection of
pretty DRESS GOODS for Ladies' lie is they will com
pare In beauty quality price &c with house In Lynch
burg Ihe Ladies' will please call and find Plain aud Fancy
silks, from el0to $50 pattern superior Black Gro do Rhine
silks. Black Bagadere aud Brocade Silks, I,arege Robes
doub. Jupcs Organdie Robes double upes Jacone Robes
L,z AMI Jupe, Valencia Pials and Strpes Manias and
Shawl fine. Embroderc Hoop Skirts plain ruff
fed ing.d Parasos, with o Of Cloth Cass
and Ncstngs and of Staple Gnos
BConntry Merchants visiting l.yuchburg will please
give inc n call. u.
mar,h ~ d,s,-Kep and Bristol News copy.
sM kTs.
SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS
| DoHr Doiiars. q 4 } DoHars.
SHIRTS OF ALL QUALITIES Al
april 20 dts GLASS n HA1NE'H.
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MAGNIFICENT sCHKME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
$7O,OOOl
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware,
CLASS ",
drawn In Wilmington, Del. Saturday June 25th 1859
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LOTTERIES

Consolidated Lotteries Of Delaware,
For June. noo0.
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TUeT reeeivea = splendia set Of WAENUT
a. PARLOR FURNITURE, finished In Piuah. Please call
AID see Il. may 0.dtsl J. h. G. WINSTON
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pANTsi vs>rsi IIKNi,iIiN,; ooyp,l
fANTs FknTSi FURNISHING a. boDSI
fANIS' NEAISi FURNISHING tUUi,s
umbrelas Umbrellas. tmhrcla lit>, boots, Shv,s,
&c- all oi the best Eas,ru Iruuk,, an,us aud
carpet bags any THIS
whoever enters our establishment Will lind hn anh
save hionty Our motto H.
A - ~
Main Street, between Sowlin & MuIreii aud 4 Lewis
LIN Ia
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\ EMOt AL.-Ehr undc rsi ned beg leave
y inform their friends and the nbc lenrr that they
nav" removed this day their WINE AND LIQUOk 81 NJ
NfoS. heretofore kept Main the Norvri
II mse 10 their ntw locally MIN STREkT "ppps TIA
UdIDich House and next dor L. IL a. tict bookstore.
uny The bost Liquors still drtrrmtI, 10 offer uotg
Tor sale but what we are Sincrd at to b. parr
april llIts GONTliIEt n PLATTER.
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receiving direct from the all the latest and
fashions BILE styles IT Wall and Ceiling Papers Borders Cen
and Window shades all grades aud prices Th
will find to their interest call and examine the
stock They will hnd the Papers To please ana less
than ever before know In Lynchburg
II G. VICTOR.
have also made arrangements with prompt and competent
workmcn and viii do all kinds Of PAPER HANGING la a
prompt and satisfactory manner Orders from and
solcihd march li.ds
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GENL FREIGHT OFFICE, v T. X Il.
LYScHRukG, Marc 18Th, irg
lAWIN(s TO the iOrge quantity OF prOtu, r1sss-
~ ing down the rosd aud crowded t.u Drpot
there viii be Fl ur inspected in Depot
MONDAY, the 2ist inst
b., order ut Gen Supt. r u JIIi.!S,
march l7.dts General Ir,i 1t Agent
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ENIEN>lSE SGOt Ia Of
SPRING IL SUMMER CLOTHING

'IliE undersigned ot stock of
L SPRING AND SUMMER CLJrIING. which
ieccd with great and from the long experience
trade h. conii,nt that ia beauty, style aul nut,ra
charges ms Clothing cannot b. extci,ed hy
In Tie state lie respectfully I> friends,
customers and the pubic {" his be
tnre he VIII please
ticc all BESIDES all grades and OF Clothing.
ot GENILEMEN's FURNISHING GDUDo iarsc--,ucn
Shirts Collars, Hadkc ehuis. tloy lIcs,
p.ndcs. also Trunks, Carr ct Bags mbrlas
tUu .ry Merchants mud 4 10 thvi
his ociutc going further East u.iy pr. pa
the whuIe.ie Trade c,t cai nom all r.i,,- old
stand apih +.ut> NJ Uttt'tNiII.iMtn.
skA hlA Is a prone rsmothy md a. ~ r.,..
~OV Hay Just cd cuusg sale by
niay y dts tAMP, SMITH 60.
FHoNkA u n a y 81 Of very nnIrrior
Il TONkA BEANS just to hand and inr salu by
arril i5ds W. a SrIiipIiiER co
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MOTHER NUPPLT.-JNO. j. PU0vIh,
"A A0EHT receiving the largest lot Of
ufu DRY GOODS gotten by him his season, which
are many kinds Of rich Fancy Goods april 7dts.
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A PPu.E BRAHDY.-OIaN a.h Apple RranAy
april 2sdts JAMES BOYD 4 CO.
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aus! Oli.s!- sperm, lamp, Ln.d, Fin
~ Salad, Machine, just receivedLy
ieb 7-dis STABIER 4 JONES.
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MOnthlies for NAV

nv con.ignmcni, 100 barrel. prime whit
~ Mercer POTAToES. for sale low to 81 e
anil ii d.. M ROLLINS
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ENlSEsT sublime Aalnd OF aud Woicc.tc
h shire Sauce, just received by
march dts. STABLIR & JONES
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NEW GROCERY Il con- MISSION HOUSE.
IE undersigned will continue the Grocery and tmmisson
Bnsihcse nj the well known stand lately occupied y u
Shcarcr the iear the Market where he viii keep
any hand large aud well selc ted stock If RUCE
KiE>, LIQUORS. INES sc all Of winch he will offer for
rash exchange Tor produce or tpunctual
short credit lie respectfully his friends
aud the public extend to liberal as he
sure lac .an give them satisfaction.
WIN. T. HARVEY.
4 HEREBY tender shank. 10 my old custOmers
for the liberal patronage bestow ed and respect,
fully solicit continuance Of the same to my su,ce sor
ian II.dts J. Z. SuEARER.
AyOTlCE.- From mud after this date, Wilson
~ u HAnvtr sno longer Agent and VIII not hold
myself responsible for any contracts made by him
MARCH 5th ls3y-dts WA. +. HARVEY
Pure Coal OIL and Coal OIL Lamps.
A LARGE STOCK OF PURE CAMEL. COAL. OH. Il,
81 30 per gallon, gust sale. Aso, COAL
OIL LAMPS, OF various p Uterus, by
SIABi.ER & JONES,
march adts LynVhhurg, Va.
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NEW GOODS beg leave To- cali tn. aiIcn-
N ton Of my friends and pubc large ell select
cd stock Of Groceries Staple Dry Goods Bois and shoe
particularly ehdrens sloes aud Fancy Articles usually
kept by first class houses In my line have also hand
large stock q the finest LIQUORS. which afford sell
cheap any other house the city have just
from the Nor6 will sell Shoes 25 per cent
cheaper than any other house In the city Give call
may ~ dim. DAVID LAWSON hridee STU eet
, 1859-02-07
New York Money Market.

fFrpm N, T. lndeptndcok,p p4.1
The market is still simply supplied With money
has in in some degree improved temporarily,
owing to the payments made Oh account OF the
new Government loan, and to the increased
importation8, all entered for immediate con-
sumption. Call loa0s are made not under to
5 pei cent. and are far more at ~ and than
at4. The new loan was taken BY saTlngn banks
and private bankers or individuals, and NOT BY
banks to orr amount. Tho recelpts from
California, large remittaaces Of coin from Bos-
ton, md payments Of city interest. hare add
ed to the supply Of money. The Atlantic, hu.
tual, and other Marine Insurance companies
are paying t large amounts OF cash for their out
standing certificates; aud on Saturday tho city
pays of 81 GOO ,O00 principal of debt borrowed On
the Central Park assessment. The interest on NC
pennsylsauia State stocks Supplied also cousld'
erAble aHount, All these movements occasion
much changing Of loans, but the large ed-snpply
Of money renters the changes easy to be effected
The Massachusetts MANI .nctRrets have OF late
made larre cotton purchases. to ply on which tue
Layc created good deal Of business paper. which
has found its way to Boston and New fork. Tic
exchange IL consequently turned against boslen,
which hos lost specie 70 some extent. and &C.
cagianed al advance Of discount rates. onr o4pks
which have large New England nccounts- -sucf as
the Bauk Of CONNIE, ce-have also found employ
ment for much Of their spare tuuds in this way
The receipts of customs In al January amount
I'd iu cash 10 q. .88l GAL 81, against only 81, s22
9Gl in January. 1s3s-an iaetssse o, Ts. Tse. tov
q cant. This u dxci1s1ve OF danea III 11e7'o15
['C Drscour7s-There il IN active inquiry for
good bua!ness paper, but the banks no longer
take long dates Or single nsass Is they haze
obtain about Il Of Que per cent better rstes,
ranging from ~ up to per cent; 44@5N
per cent for indorsed, and SGT for unindoEsed
paper, all usual dates+
, 1859-02-07
Financial matters In New York.

For the last year OF more the occumula-
ton Of capital in The scaboard cities has
been subject for almost daily newspaper re-
mark. Tho problem with capitalists las
been how they could employ their funds pro-
fltahly and safely. For mouths no solution
was reached, and while large portion Of the
active producing classes we're suffering for
the means of carrying on their business, and
thousands we're driven into hopeless bank
ruptcy, capitalists we're subject to an1ietles,
scarcely lees harrassing, in devlslng mems
to relieve with safety, their orcrdo~ing
cnaen. All financial experience demon.
st.ates that euch state of tlip.s cannot I've
of ,onc duration. The capitalist will, In tue
end, uee his money aud the dasinesa maa
w;1t find mems to. meet the wishes Of ue
money lender.
Rccent advioes from New Yo.k show that
the demand fos money has very much sttfen-
ID ia that city. 1t il beginning to move, and
the tendency Of rates is upward- So 1ar'
however, from this fact being regarded with
anxiety, it is spoken Of with great satis]ac-
ton. An excellent paragraph on this subject
from the n. z. Tribune Of Feb. Sd, will he
found in our money article on the fourth page.
The views there expressed are undoubtedly
correct. Business il steadily md surely re-
viving.
In our own city more cheerful tone is
everywhere felt in business circles. Business
il now conducted on safe bass. Scores ol
dealers who we're entirely unworthy Of conf
dence, hare been driven to seek other TN
ploymcnte, ,seand those who arc nos left to dc
tue business of tic country, have been taught
sslutary Lesson thai will not be forgotten
for lifetime. Let our people take neW
courarc. "Iherc's better day coming"
, 1859-02-07
BY+TEEEGRAPH; ,
TO THE PRESS AND 'T1IBUNF,
XXXVTH CONGREs9---SECQED SESSION,

WAsH1sa1o1, Feb. 5.-sRsATn-Mr. Toombs,
of Ca. moved = reconsidera4ioa Of the vota
nassino The Missouri two per. oeut. land bill;
The motion was adopted when: hs dscossion
OF the bill was deferred. ~.
tbs bill authorizing the AttoFeey General to
represent the UEised STATES in >eSuity proceed
ing between MsssscSusests snd Rhode IslaHd,
wss passed-
Mr. Seward presented = o,eno<1l from The
Ie.islature Of Nav York, iassrRrtlng Repre-.
seatatives to oppose 81 increase q the rates oi
noataee: also = memorial from th4 eit;z.ua ol
nav York ia ta,or Of the Homeate1d Law.
Mr.. Clay. of Aahsms, from ~ Committee
on Commerce, reported suhstrate for The
Secretary of the Tressury's recon9ardatfon oi
economy. Tbs substitute proposft 70 econo
N 4. $500 900 70. ths serTices Of 1;4oo ptrsona
bill will be printed and called up at The earliest
fhe hour assigDed for tho consideration o.
| District of Columhia hnsineAs hsFing nrr11ed
| Mr. Bright, from tho committee on pYalie build
inga, moved that the Senate take up re bii
for tho distribution Of water IN the city OF Haeh
ington: txa,u,
! bill taken up.
Tho latter prevailed By vote Of e .ga!ost II
The bill WAS then discussed at length
Housx.-Mr. Washburne, Of Ill, gsrs uotle'
that be will next Monday more to take up tb'
River and Harbor bill
III. Winslow. Of N. G.. from ths Committee
on Naval Adairs, reported joint Lz.2S!on o
thanks to Capt SAnaol g. Reed for shs desigl
Of fthe present flag Of the United Ssstes-
Private bills were then considered.
The joint resolution giving the sssent of Con
g1esa 10 Lieut. haury and Prot Bache to 70
ceiye gold medals from the SardiniAn Govern
! mept. Vas passed.
, 1859-02-07
A Phvsiciun in Trouble.

From papers brought By Tho last overland
mail, re learn that Dr.. r. Beverly Cole, Of San
Francisco, has given great offence By The publ
cation Of an article in the California Medical
Transactions. The nature Of his offence is not
specified, but znay be inferred to be allegations
derogatory to the women OF California All the
papers denounce him in bitter terms. The Ma
tioaa4 says:
He has unhesi1atingly told the fathers and
moll.e1s Of tue land, that their daughters nre
"wA,ed sepulchre=;'' husbands, that the wives of
their bososns are approximations Of lnafa! cut
rup&ion; brothers. that their Sisters are tarlo;a
Wnat, should le the punishment Of such csmi
nall There is no law upo1 the statute book Ct
the country applicable to the instance, bcsause,
eyen III the b.oad grasp Of Legislative conception,
such AL offeuce has never beeu deemed probable.
a card from Dr.. Gerry, Chairman Of the Com
mltlee On Publication, disavoss Dr.. Coles article
as "a acan3alous lible." The article appeared in
the third volume Of the Transactions.
, 1859-02-07
Latest from Mexico.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 5.-The details of ths
Mexican news By the steamer Tennessee at Men
Orleans il received. 1t waa stated at Vera
Cruz that General MiInlon would not accept
the Presidency. bat declined in fsror Of tie
restoration Of Zuloago and the Tacubaga Con,
etisution. thus, it was stated, would cause
Robles to pronounce in favor Of The L.berals.
juarez, as well As Airimon, was much pressed
for money.
1t Has The universal opinion among the for.
eigners that il the lated States would declare
Tor Juarez, the moral effect would be 30 erea,
that it would place that party in power within
sixty days.
The Constitutionalists, under Gen. Ziezo. rep
resent their case as prosperous And that The
people are dockin9 to their standard. while thei.
leaders talk loudly Of victory, Ga the contrary
the Rsac.ionis>s are equsliy conhden. and sbrelt
en- L descent On Vera Cruz.
, 1859-02-07

ID DETURNED.-DR. uU5BELL Is HAPPF
II. to luforu lis Numerous f5ieuda and pz*rons that
s. has !as: ron ar ia Ea5ope An5 hasiak
1o thf3e Visited sone OF the racp0 Lot7tt!l5 Of that
oWas1 now prepared 10 attknd Vs.h s7eay tnsz4ased
Iee III tAse4 requiring tho be1s eGl tn Medical and
HH1}ooi nxacf4ce, Q1oR 50 RkndotQhNk AH e34 In
, 1859-02-07
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb The House Select Com.
mlttec to investigate the alleged abuses III cn.l.
nection with the Navy department, have exa,nin-
ed 81 Or 80 witnesses at the rate Of 10 or IL per
day, and expect to complete lheIr labors toward
the eud Of next week.
The House Committee On Military AifAlrF have
referred the Washington and Ureson war cl4im,
to the Auditor OF the Treasury, 10 compute them
on the sane basis that tue Government 1ntd tor
supplies for the regulars during the Indian ho&ill.
ties In 1855 and 1855, and to report the amounts
to the next Congress. The expenses on the part
Of Oregon have been stated at about 81 500 900 u
$l1 q for each days military service rendered By
Oregon. The gross amount Of claims, a rtport,
ed BY the came commissioner, is nearly million
aud half.
Philip T. Colby has been appointed U. S. Mar
shat for k2usas.
The Housc Committee on Commerce today dc.
cIded To report the Senate blll respecting The
bounty on cod fsaeriea
The letter Of Secretary Cobb, transmitted yes
terday, isregarde1 rs satisfactory hy the Com. nu
Ways and Means and Is sustaining the action
proposed by its Chairman.
The sioop of-Har Decatur is to be nrderc.l fion
tile coast OF Central America TO san FtaDc*ru, tt
relieve the havsi officers ut that Station.
, 1859-02-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

~ GRIND Fancy Dress and Ciric Bsll, at
AAd4me Akaratron' 9 Dancing Aosdea,T, corner
ot Wells md Randolph streets. On Wednesday
evening, Feb. 9Th. A. ahis party will chiefly
be composed of Madame ~ pupils and per-
sonsl friends, no effort will By spared 70 mAte
It select and nnobiecsionshle in i'll its feasures
Several Of the Fancy Dances OF the 1ate E1ni-
bition will be repeated. Madame L. il pe1mit-
ted TO mention that several Chicago gentlemen
Of renowned wit and h1mor will appear in co.,
tume a& this bali, snd aid IN rendering it u
pleasant ~ can b desired
T1cxsrs, 0ss Dollar, admitting gentleman aud
lAdiea-
No negro Characters allowed. fe7-sl"
r. The students Of Bnant L stzstton's Ker-
cantlte College, md Of Bell's Commercial Col
1e8e, aro requested to meet st the College Rooms
inst, when The committee previous!J 1ppointed
will report t4eir proceedings eonesrning the stu-
dsnts' festival commemorative Of the union Of
those Colleges.
Boom AND B1os.-NeDosgau, Fenton Co.,
1870 Laka street. corner Of Wells, eaunot ba un-
dersold. We will sell for The next 10 daYs-
Ladies' Foxed CATERS. Is
Do Kid Congress Caters.
Do Kid aud Morocco 61ips and Hes. 80
Do Morocco and Calf Boota. LEO
Hena' Buffalo 0SershoeS.. Il. Is
/ Do Calf Boots Of our own make. 4 90
Do Kip Boots Of our OWE make. 8 90
Do Calf Congress 0aita1s. 400
Remember tbs old stors, noted for great baz-
gains-l90 Lake, cor. Wells feb7-1Ws
| B Grover Bakers new and uuequalled
$50 Family Sewing Aaehines, with hemmers,
! sill, cotton and linen threadaL
T. A1zxA1pss, Ag't 1ss Laksrst.
~ Sea advertisement Of Dr. sanford5 Live,
luViGoratoe in another eofumu~
~ Sea advertisement Of Boadoir. Sewing Ma
chimes. ls2 Lake street ja&.1y~b9o6
~ Bee advertisement ct Quaker City 81
Sewing Machine. L. CoKNn1 / Co.,
oc96.1y 1S3 Lake street.
100 BARRELS R0S1N--
| 1OV kun kailons Winter EaehAaa %
bazfe's Qae&e1 OIL ~ L.
kQ pocket4 l4nAY G4ad
| %htssEs9 %haE9 3%.
% sootRV4es i'm
, 1859-02-07

NEW foRK, Feb. 6 The steamer Cahawbs
brings Havana dates to the 30th Of January.
Political sHAirs at Havana dull
Sugars rather dull; 81. 600 boxes taken dur
ing the week at slight advance. Freigbts in.
proving. Exchange firm Health OF the city
unusually good.
Tqe Cahawha, when coming cut. paaaed .4he
Spanish line OF battle ship Isabella Segund.
going in.
Another cargo Of Africans we're lsuded few
daYs ago near CArdenss.
Aolassea firm at s51l@54 reala for ciayed ann s
for Muscoysdo.
cIininn
, 1859-02-07

MIwAukx1 Feb. -Alarge building, known
- the Union Hall Block, occupied below BY L.
H2ight, the owner, ~ store. and the upper
part Is public hall, Was destroyed By fre on
"Wednesday night, l.oes about 81, 900; insus-
ed for $6, 600. The Clark House, new hotel
on the opposite side Of the street, was badly
scorched, but cared from the flames. This fire
was the work Of IN incendiary. the back sod
front parts of the building being on fire. and
the centre untouched, when discovered.
, 1859-02-07

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 5.--The Republican publishes a
letter dated Salt Lake, January Il b, stating that
Judges Sinclair and Czauboush will 1eave tic Ter.
titory in the spring, hcing sati~tied that thei,
presence, as Federal officers in the administering
OF laws, il merely iarclclL
The letter adds: There is no loyllty to Govern.
ment among the Mormons; that, While 10 q certalz
extent, they respect toruls Of law, they ncitlel
recognize nor respect its spirit. Neither murle,
nor any crime has been OF can be punished.
, 1859-02-07

It is currently reported about town, that
serious Misunderstanding between tTo promi-
nent Democratic politicians, occurred at re-
cent caucus Of the Democratic members Of tbs
Legislature and soma !esding men Of the party
from Various portions Of The State. Angry
worjs passed, the lie direc. w2s given, ard It's
said that the feelings ct 1he psrt,es ere 40 EN-.
i.tered that the lfair it not likely to be setilt
except BY III appeal to the code Of honor. TIE
subi-ct ia in the hands Of their friends; and, it
there be no blood shed, the usuai el1usion Of ink
ID such cases. in tbs 1ay OF correspondence,
msy be expected.
6ae Of the parties is leading member Of the
opposition in The Legislature, and the other an
e1.member md influential politician residing
West of this place.
, 1859-02-07

ROCKFORD, ILL.,, February 5.-The variety sni
faEcY goods establishment Of T. L.. Sanford
bY tre last evening, and nearly tl2, 900 vortt
Of property consumed. The entire value Of th<
house aud stock wa4 about $4,000, on vhict
there was On iufurante Of 10000. The loss VII
fall upon the Elm. The Hartford, aud Chi
cago Fire Insurance Go. The Ere Wss tho Wori
nj An ineendiarY
, 1859-02-07

"Fof 1tuRea, Shoulder
tHAc<1 md Abdominal Hup-
puftak fney m AEen4e fot
- nA1nzfAE{uktK1 1o1 I1
III d NJ Skaols- 0QL1NA &3R h @
, 1859-02-07
THE CITY.

ErGnTn WAnI, REPUBLICAN, CLuD -The Re-
pubiicaus Of the Eighth Ward will meet at
Nick kastIer's, Isl North Clark street, on Tues-
day. February 9Th. at ~ +. H., to organizs
and make arrangements for the spring CAM
paigo. Dy order Of
E1Gn7u WARD EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES.
, 1859-02-07

RELIGIOUS 1sTELL11EScE.-Thc newly COM
p1ettd house Of worship of tue "Church OF tic
Holy Communion" on Wabash avenue nrar State,
was opened for religious services for the first time
on Sunday. February 9Th, with services both morn.
ing and evening. On the latter occasion the
rector, Rev. Iii. WhIpple gave brief and interest
ing outline Of The history of the Cnn1ch since its
0rraniz ltinn.
, 1859-02-07

LAKs COUNTY C1acuir CouRr.-Judge Ma
nierre opena the Lake Coanty Circuit Court on
Monday morning at Waukegau. The session
will continue one week.
, 1859-02-07
A Dog Ei9hf.

MANCHESTER, N. a., Feb. s. 5.-Aprizs tight for
$50 came of near this place this P. NJ, be.
tween Dan. Kerrigan and 4 man named Jsmes,
both hAiling from boston. hesriRan wAs the
victor. Both parties were amateurs, though
New Orleans.