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OSCAR CRANE.

" 1tSuccessor TO FR. CRANE 4 Col
No. :. EXCHANGE BLOCK. RIcHxoxp. Va,
Offers the following WINES and iaTORS for
CLARET WIN ES.-s,. Julien, St Berre. Al,
Estepae. do. sEints, dos. IN E-ox.i La Rose, HI
s.. smil.an. Chat. Lasour. Chat LeovitIs, foa.liac
ponse. CaIes- do do. do tIln.s, dog ! Pontei
Casi. Nargaax arand Vim, Chat. Latte Grsad
FRENCH WHITE wINrs-H,. sau,.,..
O. d. lie Madame. La Cuss &c Lar Sauces.
BURGUNDY WIN Macon.
Ch.n. be. an. 6eanne, Mutt.
E.-Cahsuet lin half pints. } Craze
po.sal,"n. from the house Of 8ouche. FiEs & Nrou
VIZ Imperial. srsss ssai, wsdov Chcssot Pom
HOOK wINEs.-Rudesheimer Berg, Lapbsn-
he,mer. L:ebfranmiich, Mafcobguaer Cabinet yin-
tsgs lSs. SPARKLING HoehAeimer, Sparkling No
sHERRY WiNEs--superiorr ab.. shsrry. Ca
binet, Topaz. Eight Star braEd. Am0nflila.lo, au-
Perior Amontlaado. Extra superior Amoatsils60.
Imperial AnoEtifsA6o. NcE.lla, bottled ia "a;
Nj osi'k As-Firs Table Vince. Sis<r.u.
brands; Weleh Brotasrs' Old Reserve. Camaxa Dc
Lohos. ls5s; WEIGH Bsoehes' Did Reserve Impe-
risl. vins 1884; Blaekbarn's Reserve; Slack6asn's
PORT WIN Es.-very old Fort. direct imported
fr3n oRoIta. ~ Wood ard xiass. =
CORnIAL.-GFanG CaArtrsas4.
cep ,s9 a nsH cs.:o sas rors
.,clfAHs -A1vssson hsAd. ; lasxs steckof HA-
VANA cE5ARS, cempsis,px the ksest bfaaas snid
A. 81, Asastna. nh z. caeaSas. FixAro. Psrtasas.
A h.xs sssertness e i! e.h.r Imported L.
ENf sPeaH CxNDI II nv NJ ~ -
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VI AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY. Hd IN
slant, y! 10 cloc1, vii SELL Sc the residence of
A. Naier.. owe. The store recently occupied BY
him. on dam street, all hls HOT SEaOLD and
KITCHEN Furniture. embracing Mahogany
Sofas: y ardrotes; Marble Iop Bureaus. Brusse i
an1 three ply Carpets; Nara.e- Toy Tables; Ma
Card Tables; Wash stands with Marble Tops; Ma
hoxsny and Cu.,sse Ress.esdS; Spring. Hair and
snuek Ma'iIessss CI,e: Csad.e; D,Eins Ia hlss'
frlserator; Paror Stove; CaEdelabras; Gas Fix
lures; OIL Cloth &c. &c.
The KITCHEN FURNITURE. including 8
FRS, rate Deg bic Oven Store.
The above Furniture 10 IN mos. excellent condi-
non. ard 10 worth the attention of Housekeepers.
TEsxs-Cash.
ms 10 COOK
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LIFE INSURANCE. &c.

OLD DOMINION INSURANCE COMPA.
" NY-CApifAL 100000,
"a lI@ft fer fss p-,SFr. leo MGin s:rsf:. sexa-s
G1ers Ia Pos!-CrS-s.~
Inas Somp9ns Is =, " preparsc 20 receive appli-
cs.lons Tor FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
f. ~
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MILLINERY.
REMOVAL.

% REMOVAL. a1.>
N. c.. Il RT 0 \ 2SO
Has removed 70 the lew b1llding. No - nssn,
trtweec SIN and gan streets. HIS new store bernE
enramscious and expressly arranged for tie Rk-
TAIL MILLINERY SCSIN ESS. VIII enable hm
20 keep 'aEse assortment OF ready maze MINI
ners articles "A well rs Z, add 30 the convenience
and pref. of MS customers. Especial attention
viii lie gwen TO The Ribbon ans French Flower de-
pay,me az, arso tie assortment VIII lie tour CON-
plete Garlns all OF iis sear- liz con nee r-n
WITH millinery Articles. he VIII keep general as
sos.ueEt ef ladies' Ccitxrs and Sleeves. Lace
Cap@s and Bar;laas. Lxee and MouEa.ns ' cas- Btu
ca Veiis. Ac-- Of the latest ST. .es he would also
invite attention 20 new department u hich he hak
sdaeJ "a the usl nery business, sae u al u3ac
sare, 70 order. OF cLOAKS Shd MASTILLAS.
,ch viii be under the superYlsion OF competent
cslved monthly All orders nil meet with prompt
sttent,on ms l9--d4W
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ELEGANT ROSEWOOD FURNITURE.
II &c. AT ATCTION.-Oc FRIDAY, 18th INST,
a 10 o'cioek. viii cell at the residence ION Cary
styeen i,h And SIN Streets recently occupied BY
q W iliIans. Esq. ios Of elegant FCRNI-
II X b. EMBRACING one Paror Rose wood Suis. cor
cred with Sax brocaiel consisting OF two DivAns.
four Chairs and one large Paslor do: one FIencn
Plate Mirror with Marble STAND: splendid Broca-
;sl ard Lace Cursainr; Brussels and Tapestry
carpets: Chandeliers; one e!eEanf Hat Rack, With
Chairs 70 match; one SOLID Mahosany Extension
Iao.e. OAK Dining Room Chars: one Maaoxary
S:cetoard WITH Marble Top; Rosewood Reception
Chairs, &c.
The CHANYERS-Are furnished with s;,en-
did Rosewood sad Mahogany Wsrdrobes: Ba-
reaas; " asEsrsoGs; Spfinx. HAIR and Shuck MAJ
;resses; one eeEani solid Oak Cnamoer Sc,
rs2ch Chlna Toilet Sets; lounges; Bedsseads OF
d s.ren, &. iss; Carpsis; LeoKins Glasses. &c
ENJRA.EN5S.-Al 10: o. elegant EnsravsnSs.
- oxeihef wita the asual variety Of Kitchen
Siensl.s AMONGST which Is superior Double
Oven Cooking Stove.
rae above Furniture having been used hut a
very snort ;iIne s no~ IN perfect condition and TO
eEaab TIE pubic a. examine IL; the residence viii
ne ors0 or IN kSDAf- S4;n inst, from until 5
o clock.
TgRMs.-Al sums over SIu0. months credit
myW Z. B COOK. Aucfs-
ON E OPEN LIGHT FAMILY CARRIAGE, bus
Little used. OF elegant finish.
n
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ExcELLENT BKICK TENEMENT ON

Y TAE SOUTH SiDE OF FRANKLIN, BE-
TWEEN 3so An D 74Ta sIREEFE. FOR SALE
I AUCTION = Wi.. D. ssso AZ aucsion, on the
premises. on FRIDAY. the 18Th Nav. 1850, al ,
O'clock Nj. llf fair; Il nos. shs next tar dAs ,
The excellent hrlck TENEMENT, located 4.
above. now n the eccuvsac, OF Mr. ]. Powers, q.
The animal rens Il Sa5V. Tae i.s has . front OF
about a feet. and depth OF loo fee. to an xisey.
TBe&s -Une fourth cash: balance .. 4. and L.
months. for negotiable notes, interest scd I'd Sc
Gu red by trust deed or title retained. The taxes
Tor lsEsi 10 be pad fsy the purchaser.
III II {.GDDIN ApPfPSOE
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QUCRR and LONDON pORTER nd lifsvise
tne la~.t SaEsN and gI.ACK TEA1 and PAP
kHT SPsQN CANULEG nyn 81

re sUtLDEAs.1s 80.
9Th and Arch cts, south 81 0assu.
oW.em T. Carolina Florida Ard vissiata FLOOR
ING PLANK - p = &
lss.MU n hsss FiuvAna LUMBER, soasissiag Of
a-AS-4.e-4 AaA - Plaak. 60 Il
1-an e heart BY s and b sscANTLiN0.
= uU JOlCE. assorted s tsss
Bill TIMER. Florida. visxinia and cssolaa.
karniEhesl ~ shoss netiees
All isHas r L AIMING, rONGUING and
GR0Ovik0. done IT TIE lovese Rseem1a4 prsces.
OWEHrERH BACON eiDgs and sHOI1..
DERe - - - : svrE -
Hagsr-CSsed ssd Psaan IA ~. *sss
CuAa, = nscava1o and CiAyed MOfsA6e rs.
PsstiAAd HYRrf aAA Mev O-leNns NOT Asses.
OLD BYE w4lskEY; rkENca RRANDy,
pos 49, ~ los caeA. g = 1apfsnal s2eaanegas
NJ no cassSs I'd ~ Hsin =.
GUaAa-CuHkD H.. Aes- :
~ WaopooD 9xfE4 ouGQreNeo1 nkl0 s~
= 40. Vgi0o ~ lsA40. y - $50
-: -: . -: - -, III fsa:s'2sl - !
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To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES re-

w eues.et 10 furnish pans. elevations and
~ WORKING sravlnks and speclh .stons for q
MASONIC TEMPLE, 70 ne buiis III this
city. the corner Of Main ard Ninth streets. The
Trustees reserve the rlght 70 's.ect ans all the
Sad Pans &c. bot If any are reserved the whole
20 become the property OF the Trustees. Foi the
one nrst approved OF adopted ,hey viii pa. pre-
MUM Of ave hundred s5+S dollars: lot ;ne second
one hundred Slto dollars; for the sAIrd hf.y $50
dollars.
TIE buIlclns viii be one hundred and thirty feet
'front.' CO Main t,ree; AID one Hundred feet on
Ninth street. with = projecting wlns rear eor-
of twenty feet for Super attends MIS- dwelling
10 te I've stories high shove Man wlin eel
la under ;le whole tsoi.alass
P.ars VIII re received int. me r iRfT DAY OF
JULY next. and 20 re addressed, unde. seal, TO
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. ks4- Pre-, ldeE. care
of Issaes L Is, io-. Bankers Richmond. Va.
AEY further information desire. IN relation 70
the oul ding Uay be I'd on application m William
B. lsaace. JOAN DOVE,
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~ &c N Il Is MHLAH H 0E ~
Sr ,,,,rr Nk
Mks DAVIS olstEn
Have ass s:sss.a arg. sad Sa;.sa
I. !. i.'..' Ere. s,.
Also. !. large a.sorsmsn1 Of chiIdHsss GOoDs.
- ayk. new AND FASHION: az.
x Just rs, s. a et s;;a n ssi 7;
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.@ CHANGE OF HOUR FOB
z 8k-NST ARIiGG E0R p0RTSInI-T

EestA-SsTARTiNG For PORTSMOUTH
rx.EAN AND MORE K---The steamer
CURTIS PECK, Capt CLIFFORD. viii. on SID at
a. Rockets resu laEy every FRIDAY. MONDAY
snd IS EDS ESDAi MORNINGS, AZ 8 clock precise
~ and return each aIte rnste day. Sunday except
ed 81 the same hour 20 o'clock until furthsS1 go
tlce. z. o. EASKINS-
short time to UNDERGO some repairs. p3--;s
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On oREGiS Hill. F6R sALE At ATtsTIIoJS
M. ts SOD a. acciien. % Ihs r,eE:lses N the or
$50 soiaene.ns "a ecioSl .l lee f ioos. ss
REAL tSTATE.v VIZ: A Let or THE nSr,h s.as Il
Hi. having snail house thsreoa .fioa,lns lee.
81 Ms fs' 70 ns as 2,s1 ne
= sold valpstle L.. :, TIE corner al. Darsi s.a
, sGS s'rse.s !S.Ty a de,sin: q fssi o. q.
sac dss.h y Amer xs u, .et sod %
:he whole Of Lot No. 9 and ske northern hail OF
ees on the east ian. Of Bels.ssre street. run n
hack 100 feet. having thereon an excellent frame
DTs2s a,%s .s,, Seeasisd 3 Bernard ks.a
months for netosiabie Notes. interest added, and
u retained tl AL the pure hase money . pad
'f soDbN '1a r. sae.
, SAT sETWEEN THE sRoogE TtsN
ARD sTaEET, 6Sk NILE N6krH p Or s sHH
MoND: At AUc1IoN:-At the -eaaes; Of Mr.
III AZ 4 e. sss 18Th a.s 1870
O'Clock 2. N~Rse very h.aa-Gful and attractive
place O., ,whiS he resides fronting on the South
acres OF land. ee,anfail, situated. nisnly I'M
proved. and asvinz thereon every bs.ainx neces-
The DWELLING has Ella h. rooms. besites when there
% az excelisns kitchen. harm. static. &C., al
pIaee commands ans view Of Richmond. and tie hs
nei aoofhooc 10 not Only an Improving one. hut il
vii Be sc.d Ios ,oppcsi.s, on lie norsh side q
howard street, containing Sax acres. This 10 Z
TKRns.-0ne-shird cash: balance At ore and swo
b; :, ' 6 deed. soDbiS GfF I:,sss:;.
VERY EN1 ELLENT BRICK DWELL.
| Y ING. On The sOUTH SIDE OF CLAY,
sskT IS : AyNf n AND eiLAER srs.
.ae.sni sa HiK :sss
Vino I'm Tss %, e 81 ee and
of Isl feet. to an aey 10 fee. vide The house u
-; nns stas front Aad
y nae,a.: ios asset.si: noss:. Isssr:.s saa.s
asf ' 6 s. Bis Z <. asfsssss:S;s;
C.oMMISSlvsENs s.LE or yALuA.
S5SdAIE j II SsHiF ss5 S4si
SON srKEETs.-As Comm. ssionsrs aDeois ~
s:ss:s 9. Re &: ss y s; c S.
es 's ): &. ,i:s q = 9,
~ I S. Pc pl:n a q a.a
skeK sc I, sss s BED
| the late v iii.m wall.sf Day az the tine Of ma
70 Siaa 10 8 en- ses Il lie hour 81 .as rs:
| foyekonE real estate 10 hsAutffslly located
q s.: =. q
tstie sssaiaeA till Ali the IurcAAss ns"nes fy y
HAso. ana 0s0Sey al e os2efcA d TIE GSGft.
taxss fos 100 g g HAsd p sas lsreAassrs-
sxskk rs, aDfsxxiTffR canm'n
Sale b. .iosalx Z Arrss sos. Aeeis- ~ u
g ON z HIH0 N9W..-1he snosrsisaa1
= would reeyeetfasiy Isfosa the old paaeaoes =
D. G. 2. Weitsr, sad tes Dahlis generally, ia
TIN WARE AND NHEEr IRON puaINxna
STOVE WUAK a.
IN al Ise vasso0o branches. ~ Woi1o1se 0a sennA
No > Haia street. whore be Will b. pa0aso2 r
- all Who may fArog hin WITH call
sfEPHkN DOCJA -.
N in taking lsess IL ~ old ssisnds sn,f e~uac~
ers, tske great pleasure II veeaUmandiog q 49,
IsvHr ane ccassosratSCa. ny ancoa1nST. ~ f.
I'VE mvm-,u. c.A. WELLka.
SEgOND aupPLT Of SUNWH1 0oGn6
- hare iuss retained fssm SAe Noytkers eellae
vhseo hAxo purchased fpf cash 4 ate -
esaSsssss sssnEssa.ans 81 l. ApIES' DAEeS
4un4 LIN uETG MINORS, ard eli ko<s d
MlLLiNEkT GOODS. WhAk Ivla eli very yov
Sew eoeae focotyo4 eyosy v9ok.
hsnneis heachsd and nede = order. e
ctofe e'osed svsu oatpffak ..rw-~
un- -. "a & as.s =
Tn U60E6 Tz1B9fu 4I.
L4 ~sAi1ss r al s ar
9: q - s. :
.&
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Notice to the Stock holder<.-A requisi.ion
OF seventeen Per cect-. ha.ns 81 3 on eaeh share
Is required 10 re pac II eash before the AZ a
Inss a: the ONCE OF the Company
my Pts Z. E. ". See'y.
THE SiK 6 MIA LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY IS Sow fully prers-ei FOR ras.-
ness and .he attention of the pubic Is earnestly
cslied 70 .ae i porIanee OF It's atgects Tbs Com
psny. under IL charter. divides seven elgaths If
rs r'ohss every three years. among the policy
holders. thereby giving the assured she ad.aa-
fasss NJ the Masusi system. Win :he pledge Of 8
perpetual CAPITAL SiocN OF I.1 dup. and ihs added
secufift ina, is Stockholders have s permanent.
monered interest IN conducting its affairs with
prudence and economy.
Inc CasI;er reau'rss one-hsif of the Capital
Stock and Earnings 20 he invested in Bond and
MORTGAGE OF rrigcenbersd Real Es,ate. worth
double the amount
The chief object Of the Company is 70 aid in re-
tanning AZ home she imme nse amount of money
which goes annually from our State for Life Pre-
miums 70 Ncrtsefn Companies. That money Will
be loaned TO customers for term OF years. At le-
saI interest, anc cis GA rsec in cur midst
EnGovmsrn and Arauisies granted. Life and
term Policies ssusc at as low rates as other good
Companles Saves insured for one year, or for q
term OF years.
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COAL. COKE, WOOD. &c.


tNIHRitlIk COAL..-E hs.e now OF hand
wax tzsl greatly Increase oy shipments curing
=. no--- q .zEe. sna sll prepared 10 offer grea.
.ezheE-za - c0rsGuers. by CUSTOMERS and
e.3s-s. go nsy rTcer thar winter supply ot NE
r-s'E q set.ia< the Des. article, ard As cheap
- az x 500 4 tbs UsEAsts
=. r. WHIT pOPERTS
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DA h Z II III q IS E.,
1 BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen VIII tn9 the best OF accom- n1o>tationa,
vl:h every effort Tor the comfort of guests. LAR
DER Lot exee.led IL the United States.
II. d. PARKER,
Eh 16m J.F. MILLS.
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SPRING RACES.

ASHLAND JOCKEY
3kAk ,;. S:sFs a,S MN,
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BOARDING

QOARDfNG.-l have two pleasant chambers,
u - gns same floor. newly furnished, with eas
az otaer convenienees. which would Be Pleased
u s.vs occupied by Gentlemen | ear Also &C
ga nodafe several more with DAY BOA RID
ls-ns Of Day Bcsrc. SIS. AL II want oi home
eezzia'ts viii cal on h. w. IuN-S.
II Il-Ir tinyernor ST., over IRE Once.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, February 4.-Mr. Briggs, Of
New York, voted yesterday for Taylor, Of Ten
nessee, for Clerk Of the House, 91aa OIL
Mr. Forney has appointed P. Barry Hayes
his Chief Clerk, in the place of Carter.
A number of Democrats who are here from
Kansas have conferred with the Southern Dem
ocrats in Congress, and propose to advocate the
admission of Kansas into the Union with tho
Wyandot Constitution, changing tho bounda-
ries so as to include Pixies Peak and portion
of Nebraska, South Of the Platte River, the
change TO be submitted to vote of the people
Of Kansas, and when ratified to be admitted
as State by proclamation Of the President.
Hon. Marcus ]. Parrott, General Pomeroy,
Judge Army and other Republicans, here from
Kansas, insist on tho admission Of Kansas
under the Wyandot Constitution without any
alteration, the constitution being already rati-
fed by wo-thirds of the citizens of the Terri
tory. ltasm 5g sa,7sl ~ giet
Tho question Of population will not be
urged, as Judge Petit, Of Kansas, has said
that no is confident there are one hundred
thousand inhabitants, which comes up fully to
tho requirements of the English bill. It
also proposed by Democratic Senators to resist
tho organization Of any more new Territories.
They want to attach Dacotah and the region
round about il to Nebraska, while Utah and
the Territories south of Kansas are to be an
nexed to New Mexico and follow its fortunes.
TO this IL is objected that, having secured
slavery in New Mexico by law, this immense
Territory should not bs brought under the
same enactment, which might secure it to
slavery forever. .aU ea la-l 1
The Virginia Legislature has passed q bill
declaring an amnesty TO all who were en-
il. AZ - To-
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From New York.

NEW YORK, February, 4.--John Cummings,
convicted of the murder of Dennis McHenry,
was, to-day, sentenced to be hung on the I'd
of March.
Three more bodies were taken from the
ruins Of the Elm. street FIRE TO-. day. They are
believed to be- those Of Mrs. Storck and her
two children. The whole number, lost and
missing, thus far, is seventeen. , q ir f3t
b Mr.. Bothna, one of the injured, died at the
hospital last evening. The eight wounded
still remaining there, II is believed, will re-
cover. Another body, that of Michael Kuhn,
was recovered to-day from the ruins of tho
hat factory. Mr.. Smith, the fireman, 10 still
missing, and issupposed TO be under the ruins.
John Gallagher, one Of the wounded, is dying
at the hospital. The other wounded are re-
covering. -., s.-.-f.,5 raf.
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ArrIvaI Of the City Of I,aitiniOre.

NEw YoRK, February 4.--The steamer Gty
Of Bolimore,, with the same dates 40 by the
North American, arrived here this afternoon. ri
Spain aid Morocco.---.Le Nordc states that on
the 10th Of January, tho Spanish Government
paid into tho hands of the british Minister
st Madrid, tho SUM due the, British Govern
ment of 10,500,000 francs. rs frRs0Tfr4la7 raa
Late advices from Mogador state that sixty
thousand men, the pick Of the Moorish army,
were encamped on the hills beyond Mogador,
ready for action. hei91e bsi77i3n 7af ta4
The ,Moors are said to have takon, in al,
six hundfod Spanish prisoners. ,7,d; I6l...59.i
Italy-The King Of Sardinia was expected
to visit Milan in the beginning Of February.
Tho commissioners to trace the boundary
between Austria and Piedmont had commenced
their work. s,lVp Easo,, "a ,se,o .,,4 -r-f
Some riotous demonstrations had takon
place at Parma; the mob calling out for rc-
duction ih the price of bread, and tho recall
of Garibaldi. Forco was required 70 restore
order.
PtissiaI in the Chamber Of Deputies tho
Minister Of Commerce had announced that no
was about to propose the abolition Of the laws
against usury. ~, .--..,.,-.
Austria. Letters from Vienna fully confirm
the assertion that Austria has abandoned all
idea Of renewing the war in Italy. b tns ena.
London January 19.-Its is believed that
events in Italy may tend to war between Sar-
dinia and'Nsples. 9fii'p 2a''t ''1'' !"
Prussia prepares by enrolling about 0,0OO
more recruits, which are TO be raised imme-
dhtely.
The Tines has sulogistic articles on Carl
bsldi and Cavour. The return Of the latter to
power it considers as proof that Italian policy
slI Il 49, Al r.. -
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From Leayenxyorth.

LEAvENwoRrH, February 4.-The Terrific
rial Legislature has passed an act incorporat-
ing the Central Overland California and Pixies
Peak Express. .r, ~-.>a'.4.. III.
A bill abolishing slavery has been under
consideration, but no definite action has been
taken. she
Martin F. Conway, Congressman elect un-
der the Wysndotte Constitution, left some
days since for Washington.
1t was the general belief that the project Of
enlsrging the boundaries of Kansas would be
voted down by q large majority. rssg,. ~.
The news from Salt Lake City, by yester-.
days express, is unimportant.
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From PhiladeInhIa.r

PHlLADELPHIA, February 4.--A largo meet.
ing was held at tho National Hall in this city
tonight, to form Constitutional Union party.
Resolutions were adopted, arranging for the
construction Of . party combining ell the con-
servative clements ofthe country. No persons
Of note addressed tho assembly, but letters
approving the object OF the meeting wers read
from Hon. Edward Everett, Hon. MiIlard Fill
more, Hon. .. M. Conrad, Of La, and Hon.
John Minor Bolts. The .patriotic ssntiments
in the letters were greeted with the greatest
applause. SIX -" aaHS blsS E'H7'
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From indianapolis.

INDrANApoLIs, February 4.--The Right Rev.
DR.. Brownsll, presiding Bishop Of the Pro-
tsstant episcopal Church, has appointed
Wednesday, February 10, as the time, and
Rev. james G. Talbot, D. D., as Missionary
Bishop of the Northwest. fsslgI 7gH'-
The Bishops appointed as the sconsecrators
are Right Rev. Drs. Ksmper, Of Wisconsin. !.
McCoskey, of Michigan, Upfoldy of Indiana.
Hawks, Of Missouri, and Bodsll, Of Ohio.
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A MILLINER RUINED BY CHANGE OF FASH
IoN.-The failure Of an extensive millinery es-
tablishmsnt in Chicago, has Of lats been occs-
stoned chiefly by the prevailing fashion among
tho ladies, Of wearing upon their heads the
woollen articles called "clouds" and hoods,
instead Of bonnets. The assignor declared
that he had sold scarcely bonnet this winter,
and the case WAS similar with the millinery
business generally.
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THIS EVENING, February s. will be presented
Bulwer's popular play Of
THE LADY OF LYONS. 1890,
Pauline, Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne Claude Melnotte,
Mr.. Conway Colonel Damas, Mr.. DavIdge Mons.
Beauseant, Mr.. Sheridan; Mons. Glayis Mr.. Chap
Melnotte, Mrs: wilkins; Marian, Miss Stanley.
70 conclude with a-ttly,t ,t4rit t,e,iy g -,rt.,.
THE WANDERING MINSTREL.
Jem Bags, lin which he Will sing "Villikens and
his Dinah /" and play two clarionet SOLOS, Mr..
Davidge; Mr. Crincum, Mr.. flanagan; Herbert
Carroll, (with soDg,) Miss Viola Urocker; Peggy,
Miss Stanlef. . -- -
grand spectacular and thrilling Drama Is in act
i've preparation, with new scenery dresses, effects,
&C., aud sustained by the entiie strength of the
company. NJ rr 20 TWsT tFf,4 iiI algfrQ.
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3 AHofHER CAMPHKSE TRAcsDY.-A camphsns
lamp exploded in the hand Of q girl in Brook
lyn, N. Y, whom she was merely lighting tho
wick BY . gas burner. The instant she applied
the wick to the gas flame the lamp burst, the
bottom coming out, the sides breaking in frsg-
nsnts, but the top remaining tightly screwed
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III All letters advertised are subject to an extra
charge OF cent Persons calling for them will please
come prepared with the necessary change.
tB Persons calling for these letters please say they
are advertised, and give number and date OF list.r
eBThe ofice will be open at A. d., and close at
8 z; M. sundays-01hce open from A. NJ. 10 lOk
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PIKE'S E'SsIOPERA-HOUSE.

s. N. Pike, Proprietor; r. d. Conway, Stage Di.
rector; J. Y. Herbert, Treasurer. - J. - ~,
and Balcony, go cents; AmphI Itheater. % cents;
Private Boxes for eight persons, $8. NJ rs ..
Box Office open from 10 A. M. until p. NJ, where
seats can be secured. y rt.r a. ,i,.-.,. lI,
Doors open at 6X O'clock; commence at IN. rft'f
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Rank Robber,,v,. !,

y LOUISVILLE, February 4.-Ths, cIarksyillo
Branch Bank Of Tennessee was fobbed on
Thursday night Of $4,000, mostly gold.