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SPOTsWU OD HOUSE,

THIS new Hotel at the corner of Main and Sth
streets, just finished and elegantly furnished, is
now open for the accommodation of guests.
The location is the best in the city, and every
effort will be made to please the patrons of the
House.
Ihqve secured the services of Mr. w HoEN-
NIGER, late of the Everett Houss, New York.
uoS-ly JOSEPH II. CKENSHAW,
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DOTS, FARLEY 4 co.,
1 GROCERS, COMMISSION AND
FOR WARDING MERCHANTS,
Nearly opposite the Columbian Hotel, Cayrt,
Richmond, Va.
Special attention gwen to the sale Of TOBACCO,
WHEAT, and all kinds of PRODUCE, and lbsrI
advances made on oopslgnmeRts.
s RkAfb oFEAlssiEy,i Late ofPst.r.brr..
JAS. j. MARSHALL. Late of Pesarahutr
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GEO. 8. LOWNES. wM. b. COOK.
low mrs X COOK
IRON RAILING MANuFAcT0kI.
sth ST., Sd door east of Main. Richmond W.
sddltion to our WORKS, with the moSs,a
improvemen, in tools. We hs,.es opp'e..yss
and RNAMENTAL RAILING. EERANp1AaaS
WIND0w CAPS and SiLLS. col uMNS, lhV "a
slsns &c e3-sm
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MJADDUx L Co.,

MADDUx Il Co.,
w Euoeessors 70 SaIrH & MAnnr,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHlSr,
Cary street, opposits Columbian HotsiH
yAs.F EDWARDS, of King William Va
". H. HOWARD, Of YORK, A
W. NJ. MARSHAL, of Luneubarg, Aau,
Guarantee TO their friends faithful a,,.r,.
all consignments, and orders for goods ron ~ 70
drco customers. Nai po-
Mr.. =. v. SUTTON, IN, 10 admitted IA
forest in onr business. ~
te l-dts6cwIt MADDUY IN
nASis. DEUPhEE Il co., Will NV. a..
~ entire attention To the Aeh
SALE OF NEGROES,
ODD FELLOWs' HALL. '''aHeT
Corner Mayo and Franklin streets.
RICHMOND, Va.
RO. II. DAyIs
VIM. 8. nEUPRRt
y. X. FUNDREN
RvYUs @. MApnyx. Clerk
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IOHN n. GOEDOS q son,
Hath STREET, NEAR THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Oder for sale large and full assortment of IRON,
comprising Swede's, American Hammered, Pera
Hamme red. English and English Refined, English,
American, Russia and Imitation Russia she
IRON, Hoops, Band and Scroll Iron, Refined Pl0v
Iron and Plow Plates. Also, Tin plate Of varlou.
sizes, for timers nd manufacturers; Sheet and
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Spelter, and the Metals
usuAlly sold IN thia market apl-u
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fNHE STOCK OF CLVThIN g now in stoTe
l. atthe old and favorIte stand, log Main street.
Tore shown by US. Owing TO the nghtnsss In the
. oney market and wi'h view to meet the views
fnents To all who may favor us with a cali We.
simply direct your attention TO the fact. that now
as heretofore, your interest will be promoted and
KEEN BALDWINI WILLIAMS.
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ZINE CHEWING TOBACCO. We have on
posylsr srsads, which - ,xQ ssj(. q Maaal.ssa-
fsfe' Prices, DOVE 3 CD pfngHieM,
P? .Ss:x AND 6sioN7 fsiVsis tiyl,s '
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nEST AURANTS.

ST. NICHOLAS SALOnN-
IN II 1OPENlNG OF THE WINTER
SxkIHsEAs0N.-A ANTONf, next door 10
SW the Exchange Bank, would inform his
hlends and tbs public that from and
after this day. Oct ed he will be prepared to fur
nish OYSTERS in any style, and other dslicaces.
to the ladies' and gentlemen in his spacious Saloon
In rear of his store. A. ANT0NI.
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- deaux Salad Oil and cheaper OIL for the use OF
tobaceoaists. for sale by A. B0DEkER T. CO..
In Main NJ
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The Camad dian Parliament.
QrEnEc, Tassdsy, Feb. g, 1886

" EBkt, l--1AY, req. <ot ioo''
Parliament oIened TO day az o'clock with tue usual
ceremonies,
The Governors speech announces that reply has
been received from the Queen Of England to the iny
tat:on of the last session Of Parliament and that the
Prince of Wales may be expected to visit Canada
during tie coming Summer. He refers TO the salts
factory for the transmission OF the Euro
peau and American mails by tue Canadian steamers;
speabs Of the settlement of the boundary line between
1pper and Lower Canada and Of the Consolidation OF
tbe Municipal law Of Lower Canada; congratulated
Parliament on the issue Of the consolidated statutes OF
Canada; calls attention 10 the law Of debtor aud cred
,or aud to the present system Of currency and banking
rates. with view to further legisation-
also to the admnisi ration of the Crown lands
corgratulaes the House on having surmouI ted the
fin anca difficulties; says that papers will be laid be-
fore the House with reference 10 the consolidation oil
lie public debt and the recent Of the Munster
of Finance in attaining this object says lhat the COM
mercisl depression has diminished credit but impesses
on the C;oyernn ent the necessity OF strict economy
asks the requisite provisions for the public services
finds subject of congraiulaon IN the bounhiul har.
yst OF last season. aud the present signs OF revival Of
commerce: trusts that the marks Of returning pros,
peritv NAV continue 10 increase and that law and
order NAV be maintained ana reloices that but lew
subjects of broad and important character remain
recurring immediate legislation.
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From Albany.

ALBANY, TuesdaY, Feb rs loop'
Section OF Mr. Briggs bill provides for al office III
New-York for the Ha1bor Master Secretary and Mes
senger at salaries of 00 and ofS6OO to be paid by
the Harbor Master Out of the fees
Section nue requires Assistant Harbor Masters to as
sigt in carving out the preceding section which re-
serves piers on the East River from No. to No in
elusive for canal boats and for that purpose they are
required to prohibit and prevent all other boats slps
ard vessele from entering any OF said slips, or APP
proaehnG OF ypg any OF the wharYes between sald
piers during the specified time AID 10 remove all SHIPS
or vessels occupying any Of the waters aforesaid,
whenever such waters are required ior the use OF
canal-b0SIs.
Section fourteen makes il the duty OF the Harbor
Master or Assistants TO furnish copies OF the a~ 10
the Captain owner corsignee OF snlps, &C, Wheh-
ever required and person shall be suelect 70 nue.
or forfeiture undcr this IT. until copy has been mr.
nished TO bin, if so required.
The bill Is framed to carry out the Recommendation
Of the Governor in his Message, in which ne recon-
mends the appointment Of Captain Of the Port as
controlling officer over the HarbOr haster Depart
ment. 49, - ,
Although members on the Pro Rata bill will stand
very nearly on its passage they did on ordering to
bird leadng its passage not regarded as certain.
OF those voting in the affirmative tonight i've are snp-
posed TO be against the bill lie ioa passage. The
friends OF the bill depend aid from the Albany aud
Snsquehsnna Railroad men 10 help them and DIR.
Miller to day moved to make the Su'quehanna Rail
road bill the special order for Thursday, bat failed
through objections being raieed to the introduction VI
he resolution The friends OF pro rata claim II votes
if the House is fuu. They may get 6S, but even this
seems now doubtful. At all events the vote will be
very ClOse.
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XXXVITH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. .WAsHIEGToS, Feb. %, 1860.

SENAlE.- - w AsHlNb1oh3 tcb. % loDJ
On motion Of Mr. MASON Dem, Va, a resolution
Uas adopted calling upon the President to furnish
cow of Sny report made by COmmssio lers for mark
Ing boundaries between the United States and Great
Britain. . M
Tie bour Of meeting was fixed on, aud after Thurs
dav the Senate will meet at II O'Clock noon.
Mr. CAMERON Rep Pa presented petition for
the modification Of the tariff.
Mr. FOOT rep, Vt J, from the Committee on
Claims. made a report accompanied by Bill, explana-
tory Of the act to carry into effect the ninth article OF
the treaty Of 1919 with Spain Ordered to be printed
MI DAVIS Dem, Miss moved to take up the Dill
authorizing the sale of TO States and reguisti ~
the appointment Of OF public armores
The question being Oh the amendment TO appoint
SuperiutenCens from the officers oi tae ORDNANCE
Corps,
M HALE rep, n. a. opposed It.. He had ex-
araiued TIE studies Of the studeats OF military acade-
ies ard found they contained nothing 70 t them for
t'ese p0sis.
Mr.. DAVIS said the Senators remarks had no ap-
plieatiOn 20 the bill.
On moaion of Mr. MASON, the Senate then went
in,o Executive Session. Adjourned.
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uoIrsF OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. MILI4SON lad. Dem, Va intellectually en-
deayored 10 introduce resOlu ion providing for the
election Of Chaplain tomorrow.
MIR. SHERMAN Rep, o., from the Committee OIL
Ways aud Means reported dill providing toat It shail
lie the duty OF the President 90 cause bs Annual Message
and Executive documents be printed and copies dely
cred TO the Secretary Of the Senate a6d Clerk oi the
House IN time for distribution at the commencement OF
each session Of Congress- hat said printing shall Do
executed by the Printer Of the Senate and the Printer
Of the House at the rates prescribed by law provided
that one half the sum allowed for composition he al
lowed 10 each, and IL is also provided that
lO,OOO additional copies Of the message aud
porte proper of the departments and bureaus,
emitting the statistics be printed for the use Of the
senate and % 900 for the House, and for each 5000
o. lie complete documents in addition.
me bll was referred n the Committee on Printing
mr. SHERMAN also reported bill proposing IN
iiaes o. The present mileage 10 Members OF Congress
~ aiIyW twenty cents mile 10 be computed by a
soash. geographical line, and repeating all acts and
ka st OF aett on this subject
"a aoa 2. s1lo some members re ,eiye from s. 900 10
$500 n pig age. Everybody admits that the present
sysSoin ~ unequal aud unfair. II Was adopted nj a
S S "i'eh u required many weeks il no does
1870 Re' mere, and 10 pay members expenses Of
ave or wen as loss u tune This state of affairs
eOcs LOt 10" exist. lie had before him table show
'NE 'HA' SAVING OF s@OO,OOO Per annum would be ef
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The Republicans National ConyeE~
tIOn-Change Of Time.
Special Dispatch to The N. z. Tribuns
ALBANY, Tussdy, Feb. %, 1850.

Special Dsps,ch to The N. z. Tribuns
ALBANY, Tussd.y, Feb. %, 1860.
Nany prominent Republicans hvins expressed
desire that the Republican Maternal Convention
sbona be held at an earlier day than that appointed
by the National Committee, the 18th Of Juse, Gov
Morgan, Chairman of that Committee, opened 8
correspondence with his felow-memsers win
view to obtaining their opinions as to TIE propreIy
of change and having heard from all, or nearly
all, he called meeting Of the Executive Committee
of the National Committee, consisting, in addition
to Gov. Morgan, Of Messrs. Sherman of New-Jer-
sew, Chase OF RApde Islaud, Goodrich Of Ma1sochu-
sets. and Mr. Webs, to read the responses Ne had
received and decide upon the propriety OF the
change proposed All the members of the E1ecu-
tive Committee were present except MIR. Wells
On reading the correspondence it was found that
with few exceptions the Committee were willing
that change should be made if il were thought
best by the Executive Committee to do 30.
After consultation and discussion they came 20
the conclusion that change, appointing an earlier
day, was desirable, aud accordingly issued the fol-
lowing call:
Tue question of the propreiy of changing the time
been submitted 10 the members Of the Republican Ma
tioual COMMITTEE and their views having been com
muuieated by letter, IL determined, 10 accordance
with the wishes of majority thereof that. me she
Coryeution be held Oh "Wednesday, the 10Th day OF
May next. ,-,, .. ,,,.,I,,,- ,,.-,...-
(SiEucdl EDWIN ID. hphuAn' IhsifhllH'
VIM N. CHAsE Secfetsiy.
albany Feb ~, 1859
The change msets with the warm and universal
appreciation Of Republicans here.
To the Assocsted Press
ALBANY, Tuesday, Feb. %, 1869.
Tie question OF the Proprefy OF changing the time
Of holding the Republican National Convention having
been submitted to the members of the Republican Ma
tional Committee aud their views having been CON-
municaed by letter, it is determined in accordance
with The wishes Of majority thereof, that the said
Convention be held on wednesday, the 10th day Of
May next.
VIZ n. CHAsE SsCy.
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Marine Disasters and Ship News.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, feb. %, 800.
The brig Victoria from Cardenas for Baltimore, be-
fore reported ashore OFF WicOmico, is now going to
pieces, though some of her cargo may be saved
The bark Frank, from Boston, reports that she
passed on the 24th, 30 miles east northeast of Cape
Henry the wreck Of a schooner of about one hundred
tuns hang from New.York, with carved work on
her stern, painted white, and with gilt eagle in the
center. -
WILwIEGToS, Del, Tuesday, Feb. % 1860
The schooner Troth from Baltimore hitler on the
18Th, sprung leak off Cape Hatteras. She threw
overheard portion of her cargo.
The bark Juliote, from Cardenas, bound TO Boston,
nut in there leaky,
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MARYLAND Politics.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Feb. q, I55U.
The Den Ocratio Convection last night, for the pur-
pose Of choosing eleven delegates to represent the city
il The State Convention, which meets at Baltimore Ill
March, TO choose delegates at large TO the Charleston
Convention, elected line Douglas and two Admins
tlatUn deleg stee.
resolution also passed by a vote Of 80 to 26 de-
clarng Mr. Douglas the first choice OF the Democratic
party Of Baltimore the nominee Of the Charleston
Convention and also sustaining the action of the
IVih Congressional COnvention5 which elected Rob-
ert j. Brent and Thomas NJ. l.. Nahan, who are Doug
lss men, 10 Charleston. The Convection adjourned
sine de, with three cheers for Douglas.
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LEuT.-CoLoNnL Of THE 7lsT RrolMESr.-Last
evening caucus Of the officers Of the list Regiment
WAS held 81 the Annoy in Centre street in order to
nominate candidate for the position Of Leut.-Colonel
made vacant by the promotion Of COL Butterheld to
the command Of the l2.h Regiment. Considerable in
tsrtst was mantle sied In the result the nominee OF
the meeting will likely be elected. On The FIRST ballot
Capt. Alex. p. Kiinan Of Company F.. was nom
mated, snd the domination was siter~ard made
unaI mous. The rtsu!t seemed to give general salts
faetCp.
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WAsRKGToS, Tuesday, Feb. %, 1860.
Ii appears by letter from the Secretary Of state,
Communicated to the House in response 10 resolution
calling for copy of the Emperor Nspoleons recent
letter ON the subject of and freetTade that
II bss not been co nmuncated 10 the Executive by the
Government of France las II been off siay trans
uitted by the Acting Charge dAHAres of the United
States at Paris printed copy, however was trans
mitted by the latter for the inform alton OF the state
DEPARTMENT of which a trsI station has been made
The sloop-of-war Vi1cennes late Of the African
sonadron has been ordered 70 Boston, and not New
York as enormously stated.
The records ST the State Department show that the
total number of persons embaTking at foreign ports Tor
the United States during the year 1859 was lo55 300,
OF whom 90 900 were males.
The Mexican treaty was to-day debated for several
hours in executive session.
Those who have not decided TO oppose 1t, say their
minds are open TO convlcuon. Inc iallett opportunity
will be afforded for discussion.
The House Mileage bill, owing TO the failure TO
order vote on its pa'sage, went to the Speaker
table and takes It's place the sixth or seventh on the
calendar.
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PenDsyivania Democratic State
Convention.

READIsG, Pa, Tuesday, Feb. %, 1860.
The whrl and xctement here to-day is very great.
The city crowded with delegates and other
politicians attending upon the Democratic State Con-
vention to be held tomorrow. The trains from al
points, to-day, well filed. The headquarters Of
Messrs. Wte and Fry, the prominent candidates for
nomination Tor Governor, are at the Keystone House,
where all the attractions center The current this
evening il running apparently in favor of Mr. Witte
The friends Of the candidates hold night.
The Keystone Club Of Philadelphia arrived this even
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
Kansas and slavery.

81. LOUIS, Iueeiay, FsD' % IoVV.
The bill abOlishing Slavery in Kansas, which was
vetoed by Gov. Nedsry has been passed over his veto
by a vote of 80 to-.
An extra session Of the Missouri Legislature called
by the Governor to take action on the railroad bile
met at Jeit rsop Yesterday. This morning al orgsni.
cation was Effected by the election of Christopher
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Fatal Affray.-Three Men Killed.

RIcBMOhD, Va, Tuesday. Feb. % 1850.
Yesterday, in Pennsylvania County, as Capt. Vim
cent Witehers taking testimony relative to the
divorce Of his granddaughter from a named Glenn
ems, Clemens and Lis brother became angry, and
fired revolvers grazing Witcherss clothing. The lat
ter fired ana shot both dead. A grandson of Witch
ers named Smith, attempted to enter when the third
Clemens fired upon him. Smith Immediately killed
him with a bowie-gnife. Witchers is seventy-live
wears old, well known, and formerly President of
The Dauyille Railroad,
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The Louisville Excitement.

LOUISVILLE, Nv, Tuesday, feD' y, iovo.
John HaskeI, the man arrested on Saturday ior
s0domy, and whose arraignment for examination yes
terday caused such an intense excitement was to-day
examined and held to bail in the OF ~ OOO, when
failing to procure, be was reeOmmiIlei All Is quiet
iu tle Ciiy now.
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The Hungarian,

MONTREAL, Tuesday, Feb. p, 1850.
The following vas received By the agents Of The
Hungarian last evening;
"BARRIScroS, n S, Tuesday, Feb. q, 1862
To II. ALLAN A0.freaI:
az auived here in the Bohemian st o'clock this
morning. One boat, complete, with the oars dashed TO
her thwa1ts has beer found bottom MP at Port Latour
"Ssyeral pieces Of boats have been picked up of
Cape Sable.
Goods are strowp along the beach from Tusket
Island round Cape Sable far east Ragged Island
"No mere bodies have Yet besn found.
81 will proceed TO the wreck this afternoon.
(SizneS A. CRAWFORD"
Tie Noy rich Corn Aurora Of Saturday evening
states that letter was received GU Friday evening
per steamer Europa, by Mr.. SPading Of the firm of
W. Croker 4 Co., which sets at rest al dout in
regard to the fate Of W. r. and J. f, Croker. The
letter was dated Iorion, the 10Th inst, and disclosed
the fact that tie writer received aeter ftom j. F.
Croker, dated Liverpool the Stt ia which he states
that himself and brother badaken passage in the Hun
garian, and would sail Oh that day
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The baltimore CITY Railroad.

BALTIMOKE, Tnesday, Feb. %, 1861.
The majority Of the Legislative Committee on the
aiving The charter TO Brock & Co. of Philadelphia
The minority reported against granting charter, on
the ground of alleged fraud in obtaining the grant
f,orn The City Council.
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Robbery i'm Rochester.

ROCHEsTER, Tuesday, Feb. %, IobU.
The dry goods store OF Mes Ts. Hubbard Sortlrop
of this city was broken into last night, and ,VOo
worth OF black and fancy silk stolen from il. There
Is no trace Of the thief
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l VIII proceed 10 the WICK lhis alleinooE.
fSizneN "A CRAWFOP
Non-Arriyal oil the AngIo-saxOn.
PORTLAED. Tne ~, ne

PORTLAND, Tue saay, FEB. zo-Iz p NJ
There are, az yet TO signs Of the steamship Anglo
Saxon, now fully due here, with Liverpool dates oil
TIE 18th inst
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Fire nj 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, FEB. % tooJs
The smoke-house OF Roe & Co. In this city, WIZ =
large amount of bacon sides, was destroyed ny iss
yesterday. Loss $4,000. af d
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ARRIVAL or THE NoRrBKRS LIGHT.-The U. 5.
mail steamship Northern Light which left ApinwaA
on the 2lst and Havana the Oath inst, reached this
port ast night, She brings the mails, three hundred
passengers, and $500, 600 in treasure.
The following is the treasure list per steamship
Northern Light:
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TBy Telsvraph,1

TRESToN, Tuesday, Feb. %, 1850.
The House was engaged all the afternoon on the
Hoboken and Newark Railroad bill Messrs. Teez
and Saigh made speeches against it and Mr.. Bond In
its favor A test vote on an amendment has just been
taken showing that there are twenty-five opponents
and tbirty-sx friends of the bill The House has
voted down ali the principal amendments, and is still
in session.
SECOND DISPATCH.
TRENTON, Tuesday Feb. q, 1860.
The Hoboken Railroad bill was ordered to third
reading with but slight amendments. No amend
meDts prevailed except such the friends Of the bill
consented to- The result caused the greatest excite
merit TO the large crowd in attendance.
The bill will come up for final passage tomorrow.
Tie House adjourned at o'clock, having been in Sea-
zion ak hours without interruption.