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LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
.<-Ic~,." n1.pINrNSUR ANCr.

LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
IFE, FIRE AND MARINEINSURANCE.
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
OPyroR No. l5s MAIN IN. E. CORNER OF urHl st.,
RICHMOND, Va.
Chartered 2eth Mdych, 1887.
This old and reliable Institution, with ample
capital. and contingent fund carefully invested,
continues TO insure SLAVES, BUILDINGS, MIX,
CHAN DIE, Of every description HouSEhUILIp
FURNITURE and Family WEARING APPAREL,
VsssRI.s. CARG0ES and nS.HH", at the lowest
s4,JsEt rates.
Lsss' x4,aspss ttss ssi5 E..s a! possible dis
David Crrris, robert n. Barton,
G. tt Workman, Francis J. Barnes,
John II. Claiborne, John T. Sublett,
John J. Wilson, Thos. a. Rust,
Alex Garrett. Geo N. Gwathmsy.
Peter G.. Warrick.
DAVID EpRK!E, President.
JOHN j. WILSON, Treasurer.
r. r. BRooKs, Secretary. de lily
las. %. MACMURDO, Agent MANHATTAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF new forK.
FRIEND, on lith street, neatly opposite Godoin
Hall, where applications will be received
AN l3-ly
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FlRST.CLASS MEDICINES.
MEADE & BAKER,

~ MEAUE q bAkEk,
- PHABgAcEufIsTe AND VENDORS OF ruRB AND
RELIABLR MEDICINES, CHEMICAL PHARMA-
Appliances; Medicine Chests Tor plantations fami-
lies and travellers; Physicians Saddle Bags; Lon.
don Elastic Stockings, Trusses and Supporters;
Porte Monnaies, Combs, Brushes, Toilet Mirrors;
frst quality Perfumery, Pomsdes and Soaps; Min
sral Waters, bottled at the Springs; Medicinal
all of the best quality and at the lowest rates.
MEADE Il BAKER,
ls6 Main st.. corner above Post Office,
d. Richmond.
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q FIlL HADf. IxE,

~ W PETERSoy 3 CO., WHOLESALE Dare
"A sIsTs AND DxALRKs ~ Indigo. Spices, Mad
der, Loswood, 81 Carh Soda, Starch Sal Soda,
petre, Sponges, Saleratus, Flor. sulphur, Cope
ras, Birthstone, Alum, Coehineal, White Lead,
lar Oil, lard on, Castor Oh, Ton9aa beans1in-
vits the attention OF merchants visiting Rich
variety and price, is not surpassed In this or any
Northern city.
~ Orders promptly attended 70;
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u PURC ELL, LADD + co.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. l22, corner Of Main and l3th Streets,
a Dealers in DRUGS. MEDICINES. INDIGO,
MADDER and other DYES, WlN4oW GLASS,
xERosikgE and c CO FOIL Oils ,a &C.. It,,
Comprising a large and general assortment OF
Goods In their line, which we offer TO Merchants
and others very low for cash, time to strictly
punctual customers. lt
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
Corner Main and Governor streets.
rh I'll Hifhtnnnd
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- AxTIfiCI1L rEEIA.: !
9sN NFSoskY sgf snv.

pRANKLiN D CO.. OPTICIANS
OHeY 10 the pahlie their imprayed tRfsIE
RKktSEOrIC SPECrACLES. Tor Pressrvias as
the inpstssa visioa 70 y R pm. S1}ss.
Also, vQy nae ssssss..S-, 'ts"ssss ~,
TELESCOPES, MARINE 4aA 0IasAs aL1s 49,
Ard tAs Ansa{ eoltsclioe u 6TEkfoeCofhA~
6TE2EsSGerlU PEruRks. S
cslsst4 COMPARTMENT.
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Ia INV AND iMPoRTASf AZ

2@sSssxss S 81. IAF ,..lrisi II. i:
ANS ~. REss COMPANY rsspsctfully announss
to the public that they have Arranged e tgslAsif
EfPT ; 81 TEWIcs payr iis;9 nv F SSkEsHdb
fherssy agordink Innbuai facilities for obrAiatgi
their ffsight and packages in the shortest possible
Expresses leave New York at l, s and . O'Clock
p. NJ Expresses leave PhlIadslphts al "a. n,
and ii p n Expresses leave baltimore q. 40 4
Y and SER M arriving In sieAp0as "''"A
Expresses Gave Richmond for New YoIt, Phli.
delphiA and BALTIMORE, and ell points North sad
Freight and packages should In all cases BE- o.
our oass gEHoUR before the dsparsars Of the
EXPRESSES yoa TIE SOUTH leave Richmond
TWICE DAILY, At Lao A NJ, ASP. N.
The Adams Express Company feel that they can
guarantees to the public eivility. attention and "a.
fsfacion In all their intercourse with their officers
In Richmond, and nothing will be left undons on
their part to meet the wants Of their customers,
and y b
advance oftwslvs hours over our arrangements
STEAMER EXPRESSES, TO AND FROM NEW
FORK, SEMI W EEkLY. .Freights delivered I'm
nsatstsly ap9n The srriysl q hs ship
MONEY, BONDS. LEGAL DOCUMENTS, &c, ioI'
warded with safety and dispatch to all parts OF the
usss sa,ss s sp sTa La,o Esih or vso,
Goods, collected at all accessible points through.
out the United States. and prompt returns grarsn.
SLAVES forwarded by each Of our Expresses. In
charge Of careful and reliable messengers.
TOBACCO and other samples esrrisdxt unusual.
All frsights promptly called for and dsliv.rsd
~ For turtle inform.tion, please call at our
'-'' =. ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY"
auT-ts w n. TREGo. sgp'i
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HATS, CAPS, &o.
SPRING TRADE. tOTI

ELLETT WEISTG
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE
DEALERS IN HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
No. 1877 Main st., opposite Exchange Bank, Rich'd
Have ready, and are now Offering to the mer-
chants of Virginia, North Carolina, and Tenues-
see at prices to suit the times complete stock of
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, which for variety
and style cannot be exceiied. Buyers will do
we'll to give call before pu RELEASING elsew here.
NH % ELLETT Il WEISIGER
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- A. BODEKER 4 co., APOTHECARIEs
V| AND DRUGGISTS, No. 10 MAIN STREET,
W near Old Market, Richmond, Va, will keep
a. ON hand general assortment Of pure Drugs,
Medicines Chemica Is Oils Paints, Window Glass,
Putty, Dye Stuffs, Patent Medicines, Brushes, OF
all kinds; Surgical Appliances Burning Fluid, AL
eohol, Soaps, Perfumsry, Fancy Articles, Garden
Seeds, GLUE, Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff,
Medicinal Liquors, Dc.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
care, by members OF the Arm alone.
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines fur
ntshed Ia
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erTANpoArs, sHIrpfNd. "a,


k wv f5sl N I'M fkEI1Hsa sFsxE '..i
auEEssrows, IL la.lsas II: Li;s.Pssi' Ny :
tend dispatchiss their fuil-powsrsd ciyds-DaiA
SIN fAia s. sAsTIsSsi6s .gs4 81 n.y4
s1ss s sssry aasalas s.y At noon. from Pier a.
= EArss o. f "a ..,o
ri''f be- e.sis t. London e S'S6s s e.
s:.ss Es,u s s9f .f Hasrs
Ut P.s:os: .i:Sins 70 bring Su. their t,i.aa 4:
Cabin, Us. sss and Sos. stssrass from Liverpool
Ths.s st.snsis hsvs :apsrior .ssonnoas.io.s
sss iron ana
h h fs.sns iirs Assihiissors On board.
sIY.I further isiSr@.sioa, ssPPly q u: Com
.p ,sn = " sfsSisaETIs sell. Agent cent kiehnsnd.
M N6SToi s25aT E;:a0.1 Svk kEs
MONDAY next, April Lat. leave the Wharf :,
Bay sna fifsRsDbs aY s III s Dos
places, at O'Clock precisely. leaving NORFOLK
n %ss .ss ssndt IL. :. as
Landings on the River, going and returning.
| Passage to Portsmouth or Norfolk, 200; Meals
extra, so cts. each.
Freight taken as usual but all goods sent to be
landed on the River must be paid for when sent
down to the Boat and will not be responsible for
any damage or loss after delivering It on the
NH as~ts ''' R. o. HAsKIEs.
Cf~ STEAMS HIPS JAMESTOWN
&&E3E AND YORkTOWE.-The ROANOKE
- has been Withdrawn from the line
again, between RICHMOND and NEW YORK.
L ba r. Canf al he
YORKTOWN, Capt. PARRISH, will continue their
regular trips between the two places, stopping a.
Norfolk each way. They will leave New York
fer Richmond every TUESDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, at 10 clock. Returning. they will
| leave Richmond for New York every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY, at4P. NJ.
| Passage to New York, including meals and
| state room accommodations, only $lo. Stserage
For further information apply to the under.
signed nv LUDLAM 4 WATSON,
app opposite steamer W hAryes.
SI~TTTUA COX'S LINE.-F REIGRT
r BOATS TO LYNCHBURG THREE
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y RICHMOND, VA.
This new HOTEL, Ut the esIasr sf H4Ix and sth
streets, Just finished and elsgaidy furnished, is
The location IL the best in thS city and ever
effort will be made to pissse the pat. ons Of the
House.
have secured the services OF Mr.. r. w HON.
xIaEk, late Of the Everett House, New York.
NO S-ty JOSEPH r. GRENSHAW
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DRY GOODS, &c.

WET GOODS! WET GOODS DAM.
w AGED BY FRESH WATER AT THE
wHARF At R0CKETTS. this day =
case Bleach Cottons, at l2ic. worth zoe; 10. 900
yards of Spring Prints, at cd yard fast coiors,
worth Fac 50 pieces blue DENNIS at le3c; 90 pecss
Cotron Pants stuff, at l5e; 50 pieces Tuckapaws
stuff At aOc Freneh gsconsss and OLsanr 70
s Six srsaf bafsa Brsges &c, &c. The above
Goods desirable saat tse a,te anId aS o.
ciusiveiy for cash, being bought on these terms.
aud offered at profits SO small I eannqL arord TO
~ apy PARTY ALFRED MOSES,
chafsG'F~ 90 Main st.
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DLACk SKIRT BRAID
ID RUBBER COAT and VEST BUTTONS
COMBINATIoN CoRsETs, all sizes;
SEWING SILKS;
COATS SPOOL COTTON;
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS:i
WOVEN SKIRTS, 25 to so hoops.
Full lines of the above Goods Just receive ed ani
for sale to the trade by
fai7 GINTER. ALVEY ARENTS.
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y JOSEPH LAIDLEY,
~ sc Il EMIS

n L. WAGNER, AP OTHECAR AND
- DRUGGIST, keeps on hand and for sale
w only fresh and reliable Drugs, the most
~ popular genuine Patent Msdicires. all the
latest approved Pharmaceutical Preparations,
Chemicals, Dye Stnfs, Oils, Paints, Window
Glass, Putty Brushes OF all kinds, Turpentins,
the best Of Coal OH Sperm Oil, Burning Nuid,
Tohanc0 Coruar Broad and sth ...srs n,eh
mond fe FL
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APoTHECARIHa.s 40.
n =. w. FRAfAEA,
AP0THEcARY AND DRUo disT,

q IT. KOHInsON, gkADgATEOr ThA
~ CT, (Succ1ss0I TO LAIpLRY R0BIHsoH, j
% Fourth and Frsnklin streets, Riehnond, has
g store large, fresh and wsll-sSlsctsd stock Of
De-, which 30 Offers Ut low priced. Strict psFsonal
attention will be given TO al the dspsrtmsap Of
The business.
Orders Tor shipment viii b promptly attended
70 and most carefully Pack I'd. M ~
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CPRING GOODs-MARCH, Is6I.-

TlAKGNlNS, bANUAINSs DANUlAENSs-
Is just received, large lot Of English Berege,
them at the low figure of 10 cents per yard. Also
q lot of those Embroidered ditto, al one shilling
All ladies in want of cheap Dress Goods. will do
saatdsn that l can offer great induceme nls. l
haze great many Goods in store that l can offer
Irish Liaen SHIFT Fronts, and varions other goods.
Call and look foE tsss ay stock g
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agreed upoD, al 7-cposs.,ons having been voted
down py The republicans, they ,Ge prepared
It 10 understood, the eve Of an adjournment,
in order 70 AVOID 'ne responsibility OF prevensDg set
uemens, 70 move The restoration the Missouri compro
mise, knowing fun wei that it VII no; be accepted.
This is an old game, but win att The people win
hold the party responsible should N settlement be do
feated.
Intelligence Just received her from Richmond states
tnas iAhcons speeches are pr sducing bad results.
leading submissons writing n one OF the Commission
ers, says Virginia viii take or position with the South
rnrepapc, and maintain II at the point Of the bayonet
unless our Northern brethre come boldly and honestly
iorwafu ior an amcaoie an satisfactory adjustment.
s sta'ed mere, on The highest authority that David
puaiey fiea ana William Curtis Noyes violently op
poseo 70 any compfomN in the Peace Conference and
viii by every effort ex m tho nassions az the delegates
o. no oo'oef save Aes 10 brca up the C,nven-
tion. This idea was ra,,aaoa % AZ cc,or,or Chase cs
Ohio, by Mr.. Field sc,v a.ve since covernor King ia
following in Field uako Tho Hon Francis Granger
wiz po ~ "aSau gton TO morrow.
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Naval Intelligence.

TAG SNIP CoSsrEILAr1os,l
sr PAU DE IoAspo.w; Q. A., Dec 10, 1888: !
we sailed fror Little FTA Bay the 1st and arrived
dlappeaIod, we came anchor, 9TH inst, about two
ard water and sail on the l2lh for st. Helena.
There is scarcely any since my last letter TO YOU
There very few suspicious yssses a. P,sns J, on . me
draw, or at least 20 suspend tfafiic Tor q whilo.
The steamer San Jacmo, Captain T. A. Dornn, arrived
yesterday bringing the mail from Fernando po she
well as the other Of the squadron short OF her
complement Of officers and crow, IN consequence 0 .hs
late captures of saves and those sent TO the United
States by order OF medical survey.
The Portsmouth, Commander Colhoun, arrived on tho
stil from cruise or the Congo river ana kaSenaa ~,
Portsmouth day for the trial of John Murphy, ono o
the crew. charges OF "disobedence Of orders and
The new steamer Mohican, Commander 8. W. Godon,
Is here having returned 10 this port, 26th ut. in conse
auested that a survey may be held them Tho steam.
er Mystic daily expected from st. Helena. The Sumter
cruising OF the coast from Loango 70 Fernando To-
The general health Of the squadron ~ good although
there have been several Of coast fever board the
Nohican The health Of all on board the flag ship re
markabiy good. At Fish bay the were allowed
frequent ashore, which, with Irish potatoes &C.
procured there, has effect TO keep all in good cond
We expect TO return from st. Hclana by the middle OF
January rst Of February then cruise awhile of the
coast and If possible make another capture; arrive
Porto Praya by the arst Of April when we expect 10
ccve our orders for the "white settlements"
IA letter from 81. Helena, january reports the Con
INIrED STATES SrrAwyh Saw JAc7yro,
Sr. PAUL DE LoASDo, Dec. 10, 1850. 4
We arrived here the 9th inst. from cruise 10 the
northward We called at Fernando Po for the mali
the 18th ult, thence returning touched Princess
Island and ST. Thomas officers and OF the squadron
al we'll. We leave the 18th inst. a cruiso.
The following Ia list Of the ecers attached TO the San
Jacn.o:Captain, Thomas A. Dornin; First Lieutenant
Geo. W. Young Second do, X. r. Breese; Master, A.
= Cooke Chief Engineer, John Faron; Paymastcr, T. r.
brown. Surgeon, j. g. Mclscrsmith; Assistant do, j.
'. Herty Boatswan, r. r. Grace Gunner J. D. Boorim;
n rpenter VIM. r. Laghton; Sailmaker Geo c. Boerum
nj st Assistant Engineers, Vim. G. Wheeler and NJ Kel
cgl : second do, D. Hoaston Third do, John Roop,
Benz av"nnBn anu -, ". hai' MASTER nate, y. a
Zoe; SaPsAns C'erk, D. Mcihcni Pursers DO, X. q.
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THE LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.

sEaroS RoreE, ynb, IL, 1861.
u the House Of representatives Mr. Lrisay, Of New
orleans, introduced yesterday Joint resoszton inviting
the southern portion OF Indiana and Illinois, which gave
large raIortes against Iiacoln to form pro slavery
state AID join the sothern eoncdcracy, referred
to-day.
Mr. Ha nts, Of East TSlioiars introduced raolutna
nturning thanks 70 Gen. Lane of Oregon for his
o. aid 10 the Southern States and desace Of
the honor ana rights thereof ognlsncd In his spoa
h1i.ing Mr. Johnson, Of Tennessee was referred.
The general opinion is lha. 90 In the South sil
take place, except Lincolns adplSistra,op forces II
gpon ns.
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"a NV ,y.p. 10 receive them truss similar outrage may
@ Sy ysry F;soSSa
s ssoys demand had received
s ssy q ls ns %S1 @ ssS y
hss pcs SSs oss s y se
81 ss
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% he ns the sS
ps 70 e SH s.sa dss' s sR S
az P s o Ss e d
ton % a ss q rec and 70 psks S the
70 q The ss s,, q ss sss n SSsnee @
and lsnosn ssss ss K0y
sinee the above mentioned order have
sss psiss ss
e eass fs1 Of S '
s character and unofficial form o,sa You rom YAK
ySa say aas yT% rsg spSSf SS e enable
am unsSs to perceive had Q Ioso. that
dpaeh yer.sss was as dated oa a' s se Is ssess .s %
On Of ~ bs 4 I mot sey he seta sad n s
sS1s Gsoss ss ".
% q Ss s'
Dsihy Official cereapondence this s neither In
oi ,Ss I State have been o popery
$ ps SSs As The
Ss s sas m ms va x ~ sS
g s S aa as s sH sSpssn % ssa% 4 4h s's case -
one therefore, which requires ac"n, not lengthy d'po
macy.
The SEIZURE ntoned under order;
and that shall bold hs m unt justice De done me injured
citizens this state above .%ed BY Of sss guns
pointed my agent 70 receive them 49, :. ,.,. :, ~,
If property seized rspisa belongs 70 ckens o New
York friendly the of justice and truth and
the equal rights Of the people Of the southern s,ses shall
forget ho~ever that my rst duty s To protect
this against the lawless voleac OF the
injury should orderly and law abiding citizens Q,
such offending Estate for just and full indemnify hey must
look to their own government which has prough me INJURY
trust your Exeeency have difficulty in arriving =,
The conclusion that this communication Is 'oncat auu
JOSEPH l.. BROWN.
Since the above in type, on the 9th INST a. nino
O'Clock P NJ Governor Brown received from u D. Ia
mar, his agent in New York; the following despasn. ss,
To hls Excellcncy Gov BHows:- . ~ .,.r.
The have been put at the command OK ne 1wnos
| here; please release all vessels .. o. i4AAAs
Upon r.Sept Of tho above despatch the Governor
Immediately Issued the following order to Col Jackson
! EXECUTIVE DEPAnrn.sr
| NuIxpcEvr LIE, Feb 9-9P. NJ. ,
| have Just received despatch from g. B. Lanae, my
ss commands o the owners The object which u,
seizure having been seeqmpsssa end a. the M ss nj
vesoss seized to be Immediately sieesed
To Col EzNRY r. JACKSON, Savannah, Ga.
Governor Brown thcn returned TO UT. Lamar ~ Wv
York the following despatch:-
EXECUTIVE DEpAarasSr, !
MmfIDGEvriLE. Feb % r M
Tic object the seizure having been accompIshcd an
de. ed release OF the vessels JOSEfh z. Dno"S'
To q. Il. LAMAR, New YORK
Thus the affair has happily ermin1 1ted; and oy polo
decided stand taken by The Govcrnor The risns u ~
citizens have been protected and WILL we trust 20 res
pectcd in future ihose who not respect our righ
must be taught TO respect them.
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Pelftical Intelligcmce.

Rrrn ras srrrH.-1he republicans Of Railway, NJ j.,
intend ha Ue "h inauguration supper on the evening Of
March 1.
Ttr Rrac rox-A correspondent at Hornellsylie stsu-
ben county, =, ~rnes ss ioows'-
The result OUT town meeting on the 18th instant
shows an age regatc democratic gain Of about eighty
since tho fall ection Mr.. Van Scooter, the democratic
candidate for sn pervisor received much larger vote hI
majority N sn, ne republican nominee beng 102
Tinconys maSorh IN this town last fall was ga ne
democratic gain % e,vcrM towns In this Assem- ~
district is fully eq - " '"e aoove
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MR.. LING NLN AND THuRLow WEED.
WASHINGTON, Teb. IS, 1851.

WAslUNcrON, Eeb. Is, 1901.
mr. "eed win rect Mr.. Lincoln a. Rochester 70 NOR
row, az zen O'Clock, AMI win urge him 10 pronounce in
MS speech n Abeny Tuesday in favor OF consttu-
tonai con vcntion, Offset To his recent speeches.
wnich IN my OF the timd are alarmed at
Inc re pabcans here fearful that Mr. Lincoln win
yield ,c su,vesons Of tho chief Of Tho Albany lobby
and ,,r h,a ,Yne no,,cv s n wlthho,a his opinions
about Na,, ,n ba ,oa,es his inaugural address here
on he 4th OF March. AntiSeward, Weed Co leaders
nay photographed Lincoln from here to that effect
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Antfs rnp rInnInA

ono gbousard Maynard rides ard appehdages, witr
70 600 M cartridges end $50 D00 pr gers and 1000 per
cusson nise cts have been received w the Stltc Tho
rifles were paschased by the Governor IN December last
ana qnartermasqr General irdher has Jest retufref
from business connected with iho delivery end receipt.
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so svtishE Corrr, CRctn--part Mos. 49, 571, 573
.' 20, oo!, Gil 30i, els 6i6, 617, 6fo 62f, go,
srpErsr CorRr-GEvFRn TERN-Nos. 7, 8, 1s, 10, 70,
~, 70, 31, 10 TO a. ~, 10, 80, b1 b5, so, 3d. l5
striRrR CorRr-rart Mos. 117o, 1885, 1ig1, 1905,
IA, lI2 os6, 2ss, 800, e2o e3l, o4o, ol2 5o2 GA
9sd, 80, 962, Is, 756.
COMMON PISAs-GEsxRAL T0x-Arruments
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THE FLORIDA LEGISLATURES.

t1lWsshfFt zen, IL, 1901.
The Legislature adjourned last night.
The election Of senators the Congress or conrcderacd
States was not brought sn.
The bin authorizing the issue or treasury n9Lss 70 tbs
amount Of $500 COO was passed..
4 stay law was passed
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AND READ TYfE FOfIowING
AND READ TJIE FOIJ,DWING
AND RFAb 1TiT FOLLOWING,
FIioM TIRE SUNDAY ATLAS.
gTNDAr ATLAS.


DRUGGISTS, Sc.,
"A wilbsm street. corner OF Exchange place.
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dyn City News.


SHOCKING RAILROAD @eIpkr = Yesterday morning
about o'clock, ast tne Fulton avenue cars Was
proceeding along Tho I'VE near oy Cunningham street,
a sailor named Patrick uyae feI from the platform
The wheels went over his ~ seg cutting 10 completely
on. The unfortunate man ~ss taken 10 The Ninth dis
trict station house. whence wS conveyed 20 tho Cty
Hospital HYDE had shipped on BOARD weasel for ION
don the previous day, and ~as on his way to yst
friend when the sad calamity b. sei MIN.
BIoopy RExcovTpEs AT rH eorrH.-The Nashviro
(Tenp Potia OF Tuesday last sta es that difficulty or
Cured at Gauatn, Tennessee, tn 0sh between Hon
II. A. Bennett member Of the Tenne wee Leg AMI
Dr. kennedy In which the former snot In the breast
with shotgun, very dangerously wo unding him. II is
said tefe are hopes Of his recovery l. dScuy aroee
out OF political differences.
A difficulty occurred at Milton, Fla, on the 9Th ina,
between Mr. James Wall and DR. Holly in which revo,'
vers were used. Wall badly shot ~"
The Memphis (Tcnn) Argus OF the 9th says:--wc ,eor
that a few days since desperate ARRAY Occurred ~
horse race in Marion Ark growing out Of
regarding bets between party of resIerte ~ sh
vicinity. Unable 70 settle their isaQr eements
the betting quarrel ensued, after which arcsr,es
drawn and used, aud less than nyo ncreons ,r
wounded Nr. Graham, fermer, shot by NJ u'rna
who brother, we are inforDed, of the LAWYER Of ~,
namc 1rahams son, a boy nine years Of age then nn
70 ayengc hs father, and shot Hrcs vonn,ng
m h "a we arm. Higgs next ared at the bow and wound
" w % 20 seriously that hisrecovery Is doubtful Ason
S.d, .e. poy twelve or fourteen years of age was
pssny Mounuea oy a. shot VIM Getting il In ail for
parties actually engaged Ave pcrsonsl arc conansa =,
her peds three Of them seriously wounded hut air
cblc Graham, exist. = ' oAseps 'o