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As The D:d Sand. 10. ITO, King street.
ALENANNEi: Il. SLAIIA l&!,t lnoW
with j.. il }IooG) would respectfully %o.i&i:
the patronage q his friends.
Our >,IUUN - a: Il! times largeaD1 I,:>c",
embracing Hc@vy ard hjna french I%@aG~
cloths, Black and Fancy Hasomeras :ati:.o: It's Is
Cloths for servants, &C., j-2.
= full assortment u Ij"Nnct*, white ard cul-
ored, Fine ana medium quality Dress Goods,
a full assortment q 2LourGing Dress Gzo3s
Irish Linen, warranted genuine,' linen
Shoot9ogs and Pillow Case Linens, Superior
Cotton Shifting and Shooting also: Gloves and
Hosierz, -5usPeodo.s. shir: Boson1s, conars,
Cravnts, Neck Ties, Hair Nct5. &c, together
with general assortment OF tr:t.claas DRY
GOODS, to an examination OF which we invite
our old friends and the public generally.
dec l4--3n
XX7HEEL WRIGHT s DLAC SEIITHING G"
We, the undersigned, hereby give notice to
the publiatha5 having established the above
business a5AYe est End, are prcnaredt to receive all
orders in that line such as NEW WORK, and
repairing Carriages and Wagons.
All kinds Of agricultural Implements made
and repaired,
Particular attention given to Horse Sl>aein@,
All orders executed With nominees and dis
patch, a2G on the most rca s0rHhin terms.
4, l:i9t4Ii5H,
Gee 22-2o2m CEu. ". ROAT
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~ PER CENT. OFF FOR CASH.

~ PEP CENT. OFF FOR CASH.
at discount Of 10 pc: cent. on previous prices,
for cash, and would name the following being
well worthy tie Inspection Of al who have not
yet supplied; themselves for the winter:
: large assortment Of LuIin's French 2Ieri-
noes
I..~2s :-22l, Of I.u2;n' Printed 5Ierinocs.
Large assortz:en: Of al Wool 2Lo;:ssse!ines,
Ap@cs,s Aoha;rs, Empress Cloths, Reps, and
DoDlin: Also. our w:lo?o stock OF
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
Of superior quality and il most beautiful coio"s
NOUHNLNG GOODS,
comprising one q tho largest stocks Ct Dlack
Goods, e Luri@.s FabrIoucs. 70 be found
south Of ~,eE York, together with our whole
D0zIEsG'IC & HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
ali Of which .Yo TOW offer at our regular prices,
dollar :or all sales, large and small when paid
for at the time OF purchase.
Our Goods are Ill marked in plain fgure:
and - Deviation will be Allowed Except the
Discount Named: for Cash.
". ~ SHUSTEE & BROS.
No. Be-, Centre Market Space, bet: 18th s 9Th sts.
jan lo--<!tjtIf Washington.
DUBLIC sALE.-By virtue Of the last will
L and testament Of john Shaw, deceased, will
expose for sale, at auction, to the highest bidder
for cash, On the premises, on the 10Th day Of
january, 1855 LOT OF GROUND, situated
in the town OF OccoQuar, fronting 50 feet and
extending back 100 feet, with the improvements
seized. I he title to this property is indsputa-
bic. Sale to commence at II O'clock noon
SAMUEL T. IANNEl~,
jan l3~co5 EXec'r John Shaw, decd.
- FOR SALE Or ET3N7'. -1'.c tl.ree-storv
--:3::- #HlCJ> hAkEEO | SEES - the foot of
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Through the exertions Of Police Officer
Gray, the goods, stolen from the store Of
George Taylor, near the jail, on the night Of
Monday, the 18th inst, were yesterday recover
ed and returned to the owner
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The weather has moderated, and a general
thaw" is going %.
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The MILITARY CoMMIssIoN.-Ih commits
sion re-assembled to-day, but il consequence Of
the absence of the Judge Advocate, who had
not arrived at quarter Of one, adjourned till
to- borrow at | / O. clock.
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The Directors Of the Washington Board OF
Trade, at their last meeting, adopted aresolu'
ton, which provides for the appointment OF a
committee to take in charge what relates to the
construction of railroad from Washington to
the Valley of the Patuxent, and along It, IN
process Of time, to Point Lookout, in Mary
land
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The Fair, in progress at Phoenix Hall,
is ore Of the best that has been held in
this place forsome time, and is visited nightly
by crowds. We are pleased to learn that the
receipts are quite satisfactory
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
J. By virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
OF Fauquier county, pronounced the 18th day
of December, 1865, in the suit OF Hunt0n vs..
Bastablc, the undersigned, VINO were therein
appointed special Commissioners for that pur-
pose, WILL on FRIDAY, 9th Of February,
1866, offer for sale, on the premises, at public
LAND, belonging to G. NJ Bastable, in the
county Of FauQuier and is the same land al
lottcd to said Bastabe. in the partition between
him and james J. iiunton. and contains by re-
cent survey $50 - A CRES. This is one OF The
very finest farms in Piedmont, Virginia; is well
adapted to the growth o. all cereals, and is I'M
surpassed as q Grazing Farm. It IS beautifully
situated on both sides Of Cedar Run, and is com
posed entirely OF the first and second bottoms Of
rentcn Junction. Oh the @. & 4. Z. r. It has
upon it IL very VALUABLE MILL, fitted for
grinding corn, and which might. With small
outlay be made one OF the finest Touring mills
in the county; also . tirst-rate = " MILL, IN
good repair The DIV ELLING HOUSE -
is conforta BILE but small. James j. Hun -#:H H
ton, ESD, who lives on the premises, will take
pleasure in showing it to persons desiriou5 to
purchase 1t is believed that 10 opportunity
long time been o1ferei To the public.
Terms Of Sale:-Cle-toJ1rt OF the purchase
money will be reQui;ed in cash on the day Of
sale The balance in one cwo and three equal
annual insta!ments, 10 bear interest rom tho
day Of sale. The title 70 the land will be with
held as a security for deferred payments and
the land will be re:cjd by order Of Court, upon
failure to pay any one OF dejerr24 DayInentS
B. II GHACkELTOHD,
EPPA HUTTON.
Foic,.in" CO., rec .}2-Itd Commissioner
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route agent Bruce, Of that line,

Major General Howard yesterday restored to
Mr.. Thomas Edwards, Of Leesburg, Loudoun
county, Va, the property belonging to him,
and which has been in the possession Of the
bureau for some time past.
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The post Office at Gordonsville, Orange
county, Virginia, which vas discontinued in
consequence Of disturbance on Christmas day,
is re-established, without change in the post
master This is done on the recommendation
of route agent Bruce, Of that line
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Several iocen1iary fires ha1srecently occur
red in Washington city.
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Telegraphic.
CeAgfessIanal.


WASHINGTON, Feb. a-In the Senate, the Gre
dentials Of Mr.. Houston, Senator elect from Ala
bama, were presented, and ordered to lie on the
table.
resolution was offered for the appointment eff
committee to investigate charge of specula-
ton against the government by cotton agents.
Sonnson, OF Md, made speech in opposition
to the proposed Constitutional amendment
In the House, the Navy Appropriation hill was
passed but nearly all the items forsNorfolk and
Pensacola navy yards were stricken out
The House concurred in the Senate amendment
to the Freedman's Bureau bill Instead of conf,n.
ing operations to those States where the hnben.
corpus is suspended, it is of general applica.
ton.
The bill now awaits the action of the Pres;.
dent.
WASHINGTON, FEB. Ex-senator Wilson. from
the Military Commission, reported bill fixing
the military peace establishment Eighteen re.
giments of veteran reserves, originally provided
| for, were omitted.
The Senate resumed the discussion of the re-.
presentation amendment
In the House, Mr.. Bingham, from the Com
mittee on Reconstruction, reported an amend
ment to the Constitution, that Congress- shall
have power to make all laws, which shall be ne
cessary and proper to secure to citizens of each
State, the necessary privileges and immunities of
citizens in the several States, and to secure all
persons in the several States equal protection to
life, liberty and property.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Senate resumed
the consideration of the Constitutional Amend
ment in regard to representation. There was no
vote In the debate it was stated that the Post
Office Department require eight, thousand Post
masters in the South, but that only two thousand
had been appointed, owing to the fact that others
| could not take the oath.
The House was engaged on the contested cleo.
ton cases.
/ A message was received by Congress, to-day
from the President enclosing a communication
from the French Minister, in relation to propos
ed international Conference; at Constantinople
on the subject Of Cholera Congress will consid
er the proposition.
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Prayer by Rev. N. B. Cobb of the Baptist
Church.
The Journal of yesterday was read and APP
Mr.. Webb presented petition from SUM
dry magistrates Of Orange county, praying
the enactment Of law allowing compensa-
ton to Justices Of the Peace for their SER
vices. Referred to the committee on Propo-
sitions and Grievances.
MIR. Blythe introduced resolution that
henceforth the House Of Commons hol.l even
ing sessions commencing at Z o'clock. Lies
over one day under rule.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.. McNair introduced bill for the relief
of Executors, Administrators. Trustees,
Guardians, and other persons acting In .
fduciary capacity.
MIR. Waugh, bill for the reli6t of VIM.
Haymore, Sheriff of 6ufry.
Alr. Fur, bill to establish Homestead
Freehold.
AZ: Baxter presented the resignanon Of
9o&p4 Keener, ESQ.,, as q Direcfof q the
ylum 1br the Insane. Sent to t1@
A mesoo2e Was received from 81 vel
iency the eQ1eEnof, IN response TO ~ inquiry
as to the N6ef0lness of artificial etmA and
the steps tak62 a supply artificial limbs to
manned sold1er und6f resolut1on passed by
this General Assembly The message states
that the Governor had correspondent with
number Of manufacturers OF artificial limbs
but had not received answers from al. from
the information ne had received ne was o
opinion that the artificial arm was ornamental
lAther than useful. The message was accom-
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Married:

CHRIsToPHERs-KNG.-O On the It'll inst, ct the
residence of the brides mother, by the Rev. ]. D.
Huffman, Mr.. Chas. D. Christophers and Miss
Vale Il. King, all of Raleigh.
In this City, on Sunday 18th inst, at the resi-
dence of the bride, by John r. Harrison, Esq,
Mr.. JOHN GALLAGHER to Mrs MATILDA RoRER-
SON.
In Moore County, on the 9Th inst, by Thomas
Rollins, Esq, Mr.. SPENCER KELLY to Miss
EvELINE WICKER, daughter of Jonathan Wicker,
ESQ.
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The Texas State Convention organized
9Th inst. 1t is said that it will incorpor-
,e into the Constitution the total abolition
slavery, and give negroes the right to tes-
! fly in all courts, hold property, sue and be
. led, DC. The Convention is divided be.
yeen original secessionists straiRht-9
MON men. Some members are =
egro suffrage. The President 81
(, ,ntion voted against seceaef ~
invention, but was subse< cer
the Coafederate ARM. 4
The Police had searched 4 S be IN Gar
'iner's-row, Dublin, supposed to be an
!, range Lodge, and found in it a quantity Of
words and bayonets, which they seized and
Slonyeyed to the Castle. The Police had also
ade some additional arrests of Fenians.-
lrther seizures Of arms. are also reported at
l elfast
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THE INTERVIEW WITH THE VIR
GINA DEPUTATION.
THE RIGHTS OF SOUTHERN LOYALTY.

THE RIGHTS OF SOUTHERN LOYALTY.
THE Government Must be Preserved against
Both Extremes.
On Saturday morning a committee from
the Senate and House of, Delegates of Vir-
ginia called upon the President, for the pur-
pose of presenting him with resolutions
adopted by the General Assembly of Virginia.
The following named gentlemen constituted
the committee:
From the Senate-Messrs E. F. Keen, A.
S. Gray, and Dale Carter. From the House
of Delegates Messrs John B. Baldwin, JAS
Marshall, P. r. Grattan, A. G. Pendleton, and
VIM. T. Joynes.
The National Republican of Saturday even
ing contains the followisrsf eport, prepared
by an official reporter of The United States
Senate:
This morning a committee of the Senate
and House of Delegates of the State of Vir-
ginia called upon the President.
They were admitted to the Executive
chamber about fifteen minutes before one
o'clock, and the chairman, Mr.. Baldwin,
spoke as follows:
Mr.. PRESIDENT: We are q committee of
the Senate and House of Delegates of the
State of Virginia. sent to present to you in
person certain resolutions which received the
unanimous approval of the Senate and House
Of Delegates. With your permission, will
read them.
Mr.. Baldwin here read the following reso-
buttons:
1. Resolced by the General assembly Of Nr-
GINA, That the people of this Common
wealth, and their representatives here as
sembled, cordially approve the policy pur-
sued by Andrew johnson, President Of the
United States in the Reorganization ~ the
Union We accept the result ofstA4 late
contest, and do not desire to renew lat has
been 50 conclusively determined; nor dove
mean to permit any one subject to our con
troll to attempt its renewal, OF to violate any
ofour obligations to the United States Gov
eminent. We mean to cooperate in the wise,
firm, and just policy adopted by the Presi-
dent, with all the energy and power we can
devote to that object.
g. That the above declaration expresses the
sentiments and purposes of all our people
and we denounce the efforts of those who
represent our views and intentions to be diff
ferent, as cruel and criminal assaults on oul
), character and our interests. It is one of the
, nlisfortunes of our present political condition
that we have among us persons whose inter
ests are temporarily promoted by such false
representations; but we rely on the intelli
nu1 aa ~ tha In;.sd g Statosoverr m,., e.,
pv"e ao g, .nv ama;nst snc n,S1;rn ;nfu
oua 'A'' "'e '--'' N8SE
ehoeS; IN, go; IA e.
.. inae , lnro,uaIa,y - ~ q
crlm1l = apo nssd t5a , the $50 80 ~,
es'a1ilseu ana no s.I ,n;ty
o 10 1n n"nd fs;tb and ev.ry msa4s Il fI
anu 800 &c the fea;s1at,,re co, 5ev;sa lid
mas sssad - - raate them usef;,l and ;nfI en
~ usS@ = - f' society W. -- so
ne 4 Tbst s V i win not voluntarily con
cont 70 ', cSance fhe Adjustment Of politica
s Tsnr &c Sssd by the Const;tut;an Of tn
RTM ;tl ssotse IA 70 constro;r bar % IL J,
har n,sssuf nzostrate and H. hsIness condi
t Il ~, With 10 joi6e il the coundIs Of the ma
ton ton w ss,r lIs an nninstifia1ls breach q
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Texas.

GALVESTON, Feb. Resolutions were offered
in the Convention declaring the ordinance of Sc
cession null and void, and denying the right of
State to secede.
A notion was made to lay the resolution on the
table, which was defeated by a vote of Is tess.
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Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 1.-THE Kentucky Legisla-
ture has rejected the constitutional amendment,
but has passed resolutions requesting the with
drawal of the troops, the restoration Of the writ
of habeas corpus and condemning the Freedman's
BUfnxx
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Texas.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, Feb. 15.-The markets Is
overstocked with goods, and they are being re-
shipped to New York.
1t is reported that three officers of the 9th CO
lored regiment were assassinated in Brownsville,
recently.
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Captaiu SemmeS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14-Captain Semmes has
been allowedthe privilege ofexercising in the Ma
rine Barracks. He appears to be in excellent
health.
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Markets.

New YORK, Feb. 14th--Cotton steady, sales
14O0 bales at As cents. Gold 1 81
New YORK, Feb. 1a-Cotton firm at 45 cents.
Gold, 1,38%
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EyeeuftOn.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 15.-The execution of
Berry, the one armed guerilla, for committing
eleven separate murders, is fixed to take place ON
the Sd of March.
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GLEN ANNA FEMALE. SEMINARY,
.EDGEWORTH.

EDGEWORTH.
This Female Seminary has been in successful
operation tince 1840 until occupied in 1854 by
the Confederate government It is now relieved
and is for sale or lease
Apply to me at Greensboro, N. C..
]. NJ MOREHEAD.
Jan, Is, 1865. .w5wpd-
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NOTICE.

NOTICE g.
Application will be made to the present Cen
eral Assembly of North Carolina, to incorporate
the High Shoals Rail Road Company" between
some point on W. C. Il R. Railroad and High
Shoals Iron works in CASTOR county.
jan27-w4w pd
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OclCSdtC Hull CtCiCbWS, NIL SoA vi, OOAAA-
tor from the county of Russell Mr.. Marshall,
Delegate from the county of Fauquier; Mr..
Gray, Senator from the county Of Rocking
ham; Mr.. Pendeton, Delegate from the coun-
ty of Giles; Mr.. Grattan, Delegate from the
city of Richmond. We claim this to be q
fair and equally distributed representation Of
the people of Virginia.
The gentlemen named, as their names were
mentioned, stepped forward and shook the
President by the hand.
The President added: I ann happy to meet
you, gentlemen. AS said to another delega-
ton the other day, have no ambition and
no object beyond the restoration ofthis Gov
ernment I feel that / am in condition
where can afford to do right. have oc-
cupied, during my career, many different
posts in this Government. started at one
Of the humblest cabins in the country, and l
have passed through the State Legislature,
the gubernatorial chair, both Houses of Con-
gress, the Vice Presidency Of the United
States, to the position now occupy before
you. The climax, the acme, the summit o.
my ambition has been fully reaehed-yea,
more than reached If, now, can only ar
rive at point at which these States are all
restored, each having misrepresentation in the
/ national councils, with the Union restored SC
that we can once more proclaim peace and
good win among the people Of the United
States, it will be to me happy day. I cart
not what may be said in taunt or jeer, lean
not what may be insinuated; but tell yot
that, whenever I shall have reached Cha
point, the measure of my ambition will hayl
been filled, and more than filed. have NJ
object beyond it. Oh, how proud and graft
flying it would be to me to retire from thi
| place, feeling and knowing that ! had beel
instrumental in concentrating this great end
[Great applause.
The delegation then left the President
room, after each delegate again shook Presi
| dent johnson by the hand.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

TUESDAY, Feb. 10, 1885,, +.
The House was called to order at 10 o'clock
A. M.
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them.
( In going into the recent rebellion or inspr-
r.sction against the Government of the Uni
ted States we erred; and in returning and
resuming our relations with the Federal Gov
ernment, / am free to say that all the respon-
sible positions and places oughtto be contlaed
flistsnctly and clearly to men aoh0 are loyal
IF there were only five thousand loyal men in
IA State. or q less number, but sufficient to
take charge of the political machinery Of the
State, those oesousand men, or the lesser mum
Der. are entitled to it, If all the rest shossld Be
'0thsrmise inclined. 1 look upon it as being
fundamental that the ereyrise Of political pOao-
~ aaonld b confined to loyal mon and re.
enrd that Is implied in the doctrines laid
down in these RESOLUTIONS and in the eloquent
address BY which they have been accompa-
MED / may say, furthermore, that after
Having passed through the great struggle IN
(which we have been engaged, s'e should %
S2sced upon much more acceptable ground IN
SS|}unsi,sg all oar relations to the General Goo
e,5sxeent IT. presented men enthusiastically and
ENTHUSIASTICALLY loyal to fill the places Ct poosr.
This being done, Ifeel that the day Is not far
! diAtantl speak confdingly in reference 70
| the great mass of the American people
when they will determine that this Union
shall be made whole, and the great right OF
representation in the councils OF the nation
be acknowledged.
Gentlemen, that is fundamental princi-
plaL g No taxation without representation
was one of the principles which carried us
thro Oh the Revolution. This great princi
Die viii hold good yet; and if we but per
form our duty; if we but comply with the
spirit Of the resolutions presented to me to
day. the american people will maintain and
sustai the great doctrines upon which thu
Cover nment was inaugurated. It can b.
done. and it will be done; and I think tina
if the effort be fairly and fully made, will
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TOTAL FOR THIS WEEK.
New York 1Tnrket.

NEW 1oRAt Jan. Il
ding. Flour-Rather more active at about
previous prices; 3596 90 for extra state; s IS
90 15 for common to good shipping brands
and extra round hoop Ohio, and D 2SaI6 So
nor trade brands, the market closing steady
Whlsky-Dun Mt 2 2e92 d. Whest-Vefy
quiet and prices without decided change
Eye-WeStern at p8. BarIey-OuIef BaTieY
MaltIDull. Com-Quiet and without mate
Iial change; 099i19 for nnsound; 9S9951< for
sound mixed western. Oats-Quiet; 48d5G for
western: Coffee Steady; st. Domingo, In
hondt 1Zz. Sugar-FiEn; Cuba lfuscovado
10 Molasses.: Dull. Petroleum-Dun and
nominal Po5lka9uiet and lower; 80 so for
Ing at q 9 regular way o 90 for prime, and
- 2 Tor prime mess also 2f50 bbls new mes
for Jan, Feb. and Mar, seIlerS option after
Jan. 10th, at % 00929 20. BeeE-Quiet at IVA
. for new plain mess; Hall for old do: -
S2I for new extra meSs Il9l7 for old do.
Dull and nominal Racon-Dull:5 small
sales Cumberland cut Mt Is. Lari-Quiet and
steady at 159S9lgH. Butter-Dull at 2093S for
ohio, and 700 forst Cheese-Quiet at Is
@ls1s. Dressed Hogs-Lower at 12I<@I2sS for
IIiverpool-Dul1 and dropping