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PLAN oS' ,sos,, rrsTzg
JOHN w. DAVIES & SONS,
RICHM0N MUSICAL EXCHAN GE,
No. 1s8 MAIN STREET,
sole agents for


STIEFF'S PREMIUM PIANO-FORTES.
These instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
with the best makers Of the country, and are
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED,
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST M
PROVEMENTS, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege of exchange within twelve
months if not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons, who have
STEPS PIANOS now in use:
General K. L. LEE, Washington College, Lexing-
ton;
ID. Is. PAYNE BRO, Lynchburg;
Rev. L. E. PHILLIPS, Virginia Female Institute !;
Miss MARY BALDWIN, Female School, and J. C..
CAvEL, Deaf. Dumb and Blind Institute, Staunton !;
Professor L. 4. AMBoLD, Richmond.
A call from all in want Of SUPERIOR PIANOS
is solicited. Terms liberal 1a2-ts
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IL ssss:::::..;::::
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO TIL
~ NORTH, EAST, AND WEST VIA ~.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTovL
RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED sTtTr
MAIL, TWICE DAILY The only railroad 70 80
issuing THROUGH TICKETS and THRCrGu
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond to the en-
North, East and West @''
Trains on this road are now run a. follows = .
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Eicbr,,.
daily Sundays excepted at A. IL, arrvifg ,,
Washington at go 7. l., connecting with y.
NORTH, EAST, and WEST. '"1
The NIGHT THROUGH NAIL TRAIN le,-.
Richmond daily ats 7. NJ. arriving in Wash
ton at A. NJ, connecting with the EARLY Nnpt
ING TRAINS for the NORTH. EAST and Wy>T
The EXPRESS and FREIGHT TRAIN liz
Richmond TRI- WEEKLY. on MONDAYS. VIZ
EESDAIS, and FRIDAYS. at o'clock 4 v
arriving in Washington AT &. 30 i. NJ, CONNER.
with the ] 30 y. NJ. train on the Baltimore =.
Ohio railroad for New York, PHILADELPHIA. r.
more, Harrisburg, and the West
Fare by this train to Washington only SIX Dor
LARS for first class, and FIVE DOLLARS +,
second class passengers.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN between pi,s.
moui and Milford leaves Richmond at 3.3oP.N
arriving ut Milford at 8. T. VI.
CHECKS 10 Alexandria, Washington, Baltlu.r.
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all the pm
cipal cities in the West
For further information and through tick.
apply at the Office Of the company, corner Bra.t
and Eighth streets, Shorkoe IIill
J. Il. GENTRY General Ticket Agsr,
SAArEL RUTH, Superintendent. f.u
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BUSINESS CARDS.

TOHN DOOLEY, HAT MANUAL
% TrRER AND DEALER, UNDER TIE SPOTS
wOon UoTFL RICHMOND. VA ;. Is now in receipt
Of fun stock and assortment Of HATS of all grades
of quality and all the shapes and styles now In nse
The attention Of his old customers and the punnc
l. earnestly called to this stock Of goods Mor-
chants and dealers are assured In no house IN the
n,icna NOV hotter selection lie IL confident that
W NH -
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CENTRAL RAILROA

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
' The following. regular trains will be- rur Oh.
this road on and after MONDAY, February l.:
A MAIL TRAIN DAILY except on Sunday. b..
tween Richmond and Stanton, leayu: klckLary
at las A. NJ. and stanton ats \. NJ.
A NIGHT NAIL TRAIN between Rchmona anil
Gordousville, seven times a week. leaving k!a..
mond at Is =. NJ. and Gordonsvile AZ l? 30 II
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, and ayot.,
the delays At Gordonsyille on the former III IL
schedule. BY this train passengers for the >outt
west r vii n not be dy,ysa in byT;shGars
ton al A. NJ. forthe West, on Tuesdays, Th..
DAYS and Saturdays.
THE MAIL TRAIN leaving Richmond connrn
with trains on the ORANGE AND ALEXANDRA
with STAGE COACHES at Stanton, LeXin,i.a
Winchester, &c.
The train west of Stanton connects with STAG.
COAC HE'S for Rockbridge Baths. Rockhridge Aim
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, and the Wa:
F r II TRsiS between Richmond .rt
! Stanton connects with Freight Trains on Or,r..
and Alexandria railroad for LynchbUra and A.~1
FREIGHT will be sent to any point on the Dram.
and Alexandria railroad without change Of car
Goods purchased in Northern cities can be- -.
direct 10 any station on this road whore the con.
pany has an agent by consigning them To >TE.
PHEN HUNTER, General Freight Agent. Rie..
mond. The charge for the transit through RIc..
mond, including wharfage, drayage, storage ss!
cOmmis-i ions will not exceed ten cents pr o-
hundred pounds, and on heavy articles viii =
much less. reights will be collected at de.t!r.
ton.
Through tickets can be purchased at this oSie- 10
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga al
Dalton.
Fare to Iynchburg reduced to IS.
Tickets 10 Lexington, Va, at Sll.
Freight office at Richmond closed - ?. ~
III. ID. WHlTCoMB,
de Its General Superintendent.
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ID EMOVAL.-l would respectfully In
IL form my friends and til" public generally that
| have removed from my old stand, No 50 Main
CORNER OF MAIN STREET AND LOCUST AL
LEY, lately In the occupancy Of w. H. Alderdce,
ESQ Thankful for the liberal encouragement
given me in the past, hope, by diligence aud
promptness to merit IT. continuance Tor the future.
ia dts l.. ". LUCK, Auctinneer.
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NvOTICE TO COAL-PIT SINKERS.

NOTICE TO COAL-PIT SINkERS.
~ Proposals will be received until SATURDAY,
the 2lst day of April proximo for sinking two cir
cular shafts, ten feet in diameter, on the property
Of the Dover Company. Goochland county, Nir
ginia-the Dip pit to be sunk 10 twelve feet below
the second seam of coal the bottom of the Rise
pit TO be on level with that Of the Dip pit sup
pose depth not to exceed four hundred feet below
the curbing the curbing to he oi brick, laid III
cement. Two mule gins will he srt up immedi.
ately, and a steam engine as soon a possible. Tho
operations to he conducted under the supervision
of the superintendent of the Company Works.
The contractor will he required Ia bind himself
To sink and trim the pits vertical, furnish his own
tools, lights, powder, &c, and hs own blacksmith
and to brick in the place Of any soft metals The
supplies can be procured at cost from the Company
No hard metals are ,expccted-only alternate lay
ers Of slate and sandstone.
Miners who may not wish 10 contract ior the brick
work may propose for the sinking either by the
foot or yard
The work vii be measured and paid for monthly
twenty Ave per cent being retained from each pay
ment until the work shall he completed.
Proposals should be addressed 10 the under
signed, Box ?os post Office, Richmond, "a
G. u. STONE,
Engineer aud Superintendent Dover Company
NH 27--td
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RAILROADS.

MM asas -
pICHMOND AND DAN WILL
III AND PIEDMONT RAfLROAD.-MAIL ~ -
PASSENGER TRAIN leayes Richmond DALI a. a.
days exc epted, at 40 A. NJ. Arrives at Danvi
4.50P. ID. Arrives NJ Greensboro AT s2oP
10 30 =. VI. f'sp' =.
Leaves Danville daily a, SIS A. ". Arrivs. +.
Richmond at BIS r M ~ =
Trains connect at Burkeville with trains On ;.
southside railroad for PARMviLLR. LYyrhn,
BURG. BRIST FOL, KNOXVILLE, DsLTog
CHATTANOOGA, MEMPHIS, 4c.; At GRIgy.r
BORO' with trains on NORTH CAROLIya pt,,
ROAD for SALISBURY, CHARLOTTE. MoRG,xy
TOWN, LINCOLNTON, Sc, &c, v. C.; CHEsTr,v
WlNNSBoRO' COLUMBIA, &c, &c, s. H.
THOMAS DODANRlD
mn 2o--ts Superintenfs1,
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WAIVER $ WEST, ARCHITECT

" AM DIrILDER il prepared u furnish DE-
sIGNS PLANS. aud SPECIFICATIONS FOR build
iurs. Of every description, and 10 superlntetd 81
contract To build the same, in any part oil inc S''''
" once Once No. lso Main steel. tnp stairs, Rich
,noud Va h'i -'-~''"
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. J. ED. DOETSH, SPECIALIST.
~ OFFICE and CONSULTATION ROOMS
CORNER EIGHTH AND MAIN STREETS,
ABOVE TIE SPOTsWO0D HOTEL. -
Successful treatment OF all DISEASES OF THE
GENlTO-TRINARY ORGANS in both sexes. Dr.
D. from his long experience in European hospitals,
is enabled To- treat with great success all diseases
OF the Bladder, Kidneys, Syphilis, Seminal Weak
All diseases peculiar Ia women. Office hours from
A. NJ 10 Z. NJ. Consultation in English and
German Post office address, Box lO5, Richmond
Va fe 23-3m
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4 CADENIY OF THE SISTERS OF


Extract of a letter from Bishop Whean.l
WHEELING, January 5, 1855.
The very remarkable and highly cultivated
talent which presided over the Musical Department
oI the Sisters in Wheeling, unrivalled, probably
in any Institution tor female education III The coaI-
try led me, 4 duty to the pub lie, to encourage
located d. present To parents every possible III.
dncelnent 10 avail themselves Of the benefits II tn"
ings AT Mount de Chantal, and will in April, be
prepared for the accommodation Of two hundred
pupiIs The same sense OF duty which led 10 The
tmnrov eInent now suggests the strong and decided
Recommendation which hereby address 10 the
public through the Fresm0R'S JoWn"t. trust II
will be extensively circulated by the friends OF
edncation and the lovers of music, especially III the
West and South. have alluded only to the must
cal department beyond competition. In other
r. Y. WHELAN,
fe 2s-2In Bishop Of Wheeling.
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DRY GOODS, SHOES. &c.

DRY GOODS, SHOES, &C.
I COX LOCKE
Il JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS
another supp1v OF those beautiful CALlCOES at
only y! cent, per yard
ENGLISH BAREGES at only - cents per yard;
DCCAES ouy2J cents per yard;
FINE LINEN LAWNS only 80 cents per yard.
ALSO,
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED Hermann,
ORGANDIE LAWNS,
PLAID CHALLIES,
EMBROIDERED BAREGES
POPLINS,
STRIPED and PLAIN ALPACA,
PLAIN aud FANCY SPRING SILKS,
asuprrior line Of
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
All the above goods and many others were bought
this week and al PANIC PRICES, and will be sold
at such low figures a. 10 convince ALL PERSONS
that No. l73 BROAD STREET, CORNER OF SIXTH
STREET, is the place 10 buy your GOODS to get
them for the very lowest prices.
WILLIAM X. POLK,
NH - l15 Broad street, corner Sixth.
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IN ~ AT ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
.dv. RAILROAD DEPOT LYNCIIBURG, VA
HOUSTON RuCKER. PRoPkIKros;
EPlyjsHED and REFITTED IN SUPERB STYLE
istetSofers SUPERIOR accommodation 70 the travelling
nurnosa Is ready upon the arrival of trains, and sum
- ~ hSt time allowed The proprietor pledges him
49, that its well known first reputation shall
u uu =" be surpassed In the Union 10 ~ 10
aud N OOARDING.-Mrs. DUVAIIL, Main.
diyin(O between Sixth and Seventh streets, has some
Armysry comfortable unOccupsd rooms Tor Doardeh
mon and can take few more DAY BOARDERs
fe l2-ts
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MANY THANKS TO THOSE CITIZENS WHO,
WITH TRUE PUBLIC SPIRIT, HAVE FoS
TERED THIS HOME INSTITUTION.
We expect all our old patrons to aid IN further
building up a branch of business that will be
To THE GENERAL PrBLIC.
THE SECURITY OF ITS POLICY HOLDERS Is
CONSIDERED OF PARAMOUNT
IMPORTANCE.
EQUITABLE DEALING SHALL CHARACTERIZE
ITS TRANSACTIONS.
Now near the
ANNIVERSARY OF THE GREAT REVrL>loN
in our monetary affairs, We invit" our
:" '''> '''''' ~ MANUFACTURERS, ,,oa
and all Others 10
SAVE THEIR MONEY FOR THE Use OF OUR
OWN COMMUNITY By INSrRING
AT HOME.
All should feel the importance Of doing 20.
RATES WILL BE AS Low AS IN OTHER GOOD
COMPANIES.
To delay to insure is to ieopardize yonr hard
earned means.
WE ONLY ASK A FAIR SHARE OF BUSINESS
IN OUR LINE.
A CALL IS SOLICITED, AND WE WILL TRY TO
GIVE SATISFACTION,
OFFICE No los MAIN STREET, Up STAIRS.
w. l.. COWARDIN, President.
WILLIAM WILLIS, JR., Secretary. NH 1T"
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THROUGH TO LEXINGTON ~; ~.
| BUCHANAN BY RAILROAD AND PAghh!.
IL TWENTY SEVEN HOURS AEn RI Rf iSa
MINUTES Up. AND TWEATI,:.FE1rS III ri" m.
WAY FROM RICHMOND Is FIFTY TIE y
Passengers by Central and Orange anl ana
audra night trains leaving Richmohd a. vv,r.,v
Wednesday, and Friday at \. NJ, ana -
in Lexington and Buchanan in the GEsRtlhs.
DAYS coming down, connect WIN VA v,eSm.r.
Lynchbnrg ut sP. NJ, and arrive III "''"'
Al ) 4. NJ. =, ,..,., ri.y
Passengers to and from "ashlis'"" ''
through in same time. u,a.y W.
Boats leave Richmond - usual, an"a o'',,,,t .t
nesday, and Friday at i. ana s''' fr..r
Lynchburg with Virginia and Tsnh''s''
going and returning. u roy0Sn
ap9-2w q.
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MARINE IRON AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.


I,O-PARTNE RSHIP.-The under
I signed have this day associated theulsei yes TO-
gg,hfr under tn" style and firm Of ARMS hAp
- {, EvE I;;AL COMMISSION, GR6CERY, HIDE AND
LEATHER BUSINESS at their large and coamo-
Hon. warehouse on Cary street fourth door above
fT5irrrnrth street They will keep on hand large
stock If GR0cERIEs oiey@ry dgssEiPtion 2i>2f,
assortment Of IRON, STEEL ana Nails,
VIII l. thuv vii! sell upon a. reasonable terms rs
The same duality Of goods can be purchased else
where. Strict personal attention Will be given |"
tha sale of ali COUNTRY PRODUCE and MkR-
GiIATpT>E consigned - their house, and prompt
rntnrus made. STORAGE TAKEN.
WILLIAM 4. ARMlSTEAp,
late Of Harvey, Armistaal Williams.
! J. RICE. Of Farmvile.
JOHN 3. CARY, Of Hampton. =,
ELIJAH +. BAKER, of Charlotte, Va,
I,2ts late with Walton 4 Tcuable.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 25.
The Posts Washington special says this
morning the Canadian advocates for recip-
rpcity treaty we're heard. 1t is considered
certain that the treaty cannot be obtained
except that by reciprocal legislation, then
some Of the more important results of atreaty
can be reached.
The last steamer brings news of the death
of Fredericka Bremen.
The insurances on the Atlantic white lead
works, destroyed last night. in Brooklyn,
amount to $2B0,OO0 and the owner s loss
will amour to $50, 900.
Lieutenant Governor Bross addressed the
chamber of commerce this afternoon.
In the court to-day, Elizabeth Thorn
brought an action against Asa Mercier and
others, as agents of the New England Aid
Society. She charges them with having sold
her worthless passage tickets for the steamer
Continental, claiming that the steamer with
Mercier on board stole out Of port clandes,ine-
ly. On affidavit of plaintiff, an order was
granted, returnable to-day, requiring Califor-
nia Oregon an d Mexican Steam Ship Compa-
ny to show eau use why they shonld not be re-
strained from surrendering property of the
New England Emigrant Aid Society, but the
argument was postponed till Saturday Mrs.
Thorn claims that she paid Mercier $500, or
placed aboard the Continental furniture and
other property valued at 500.
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trus full and stat~ment Of the aAai II saad
Cospany, and that they ars the above name oalcss
tAssto1 THO. 4. ALRXAN DER Pres't.
lksv stamp. 5 ctsl LUCIUS J. HENDK1. Ssc'y.
ssoseibsd s.A sworn to bsSors me By Tie ns<d
anooas 4. Aisxand-r President, and Luefus Hsndss
ssesstafy, on this lst day Of January. A d. lt0e.
HkNRf f0WLkn, Jostics Of the Psacs.
Auprroa's Oyyics Iowa.
hsrby certified that there has been ilsd in thts
once sworn stat showing the condition of the
Asna Insurancs Company, located Hartso, In the
state Of Connecticut, ON TOE l day Of January D.
1866 In accordance with the any Act OF the
General Assembly Of the etats Of iowa EMIT ed Act
y relation to Insurance compsnes approved January
= 1877 and an Act am~ndstory thereto, approved Feb
ruary oh lsSs, and Act 10 relation Life Insursscs
Ccmpanisa approved March I1th lsd2 that said state
meot shoss that said Company is pos-essed Of the
quists amount OF capital and invested required By
hv.
Authority Is ~. refore given the above named Com
pany to transsct their app'opss business Of Insurance
In this eate IN accoFdabce With the laws thereof until
the 3lst day Of January, 1851.
10 also certified that H. B. fES-EYCK, Of Keokuk
has been duly appointed ~ said Co spary their ,wfu
Agent and Attorney for the county n Lee, with full
Pow.r t. take risks Of Insurance therein and TO
service Of process provided by law upon
his fling with the Clerk Of the District Court In and
sasd onnfy this certificate and copy OF the statement
on hie In this Office.
II ID further certified that the attached 10 trus and
correct copy of said statement
- In testimony whereof have hereunfo set
Ls my hand and am ed my seal Of once the day
~ and year first above written.
JEo. A. ELLIOTT. Auditor Of State
tan2sdlv eAML. AfRBe, D-pofy.
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Misunderstanding Of stoc ckholders---
Found Guilty.


Detectives of this city yesterday arrested
Albert Beach and VIM. Golden, two young
men formerly in the employ of the New York
and Erie Railroad Company, on the charge OF
having committed succession Of robberies
on the trains Of that road, amounting in all to
over $4,000. A large amount of the stolen
property has been sold to citizens of Port
Jervis, Orange county, N. T., which was
seized and now is held for identification.
A meeting of the Stockholders of the
Columbian Marine Insurance Co. was held
yesterday afternoon, at which action in regard
to the suspension of that institution was
taken. 1t is estimated that the Company g
assets are sufficient to discharge all its lisbi-
ties and leave surplus of over a million of
dollars: and it was unanimously resolved TO
initiate measures for resuming business, with
capital not exceeding s200, ,O00.
A fire broke out in the Sixth Judicial
Court, on the third floor, of s34 Broadway.
Damage, 5000 insured
The trial Of Pellicier Jamatli. indicted with
Comedies, for the murder of Jose Garcia
Otero, was brought to close yesterday in the
Brooklyn Court of Oyer and Terminer. The
jury, after an absence of one hour, returned
into Court and rendered verdict Of guilty.
The prisoner exhibited no emotion on this
encouragement being made Comedies and
Pellicier will be both arraigned for sentence
at 10 o'clock this forenoon.
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Mashlnxson Ner..

WASHINGTON, Jan. 70.
The President has appointed Capt Nicho
las Smith. of Kansas, Minister Residen, to
Greece, TO reside at Athens. This is the
first appointment of Minister TO that place
The Secretary of the Interior, in response
TO resolution Of the House, communicates
list of the cities of the United States. with
the status Of their manufactures. including
those having 10000 inhabitants and upwards.
l. comprises 200 cities, beginning with New
York and ending with Newport. Nv.
Total capital employed. sil7, l2a. "a !;
hands employed. males. 4l0,a females,
lat, 600; value Of products, ss74,ss4, s27.
New Iork stands first on the list Capital
SCI PIP, 759; males employed, 90, 4sS; fe-
males, "a, ,42l; value Of products. sl59,-
l07 ,OG9
Philadelphia employs a capital of S73,.
ais, ,ss5; male operatives, $3.50; females,
30.632; value Of products, Sl35. .979.7 77A
Cincinnati is third in order Products
SAC, 900. 600. capital invested, $1,000, ,0oo-
in round numbers
Boston, products. $50, 900, 600; capital,
S13, ,OoO, 900.
Other principal cities are as follows:
Brooklyn, $34, 900, 600; Newark. So, ,O0O,-
900; ST.. Louis, S2l. .00O,O GOO; Baltimore,
S21, ,000, 900: San Francisco, $4,000. 600 !:
Lowell, Sls,0O0, ,O0Q; Providence, $4,000,
600; Louisville, $12,OW,OO0 Richmond,
SI2, 1000 600; New Bedford, S1l 900, 900 ;
Chicago, Sll.O0O,OO0; New Orleans, SILL
600, 600; Manchester, $40, ,0OO, 200; Roches-
ter, $4,000, 600.
The object of the law authorizing the sale
of postage stamps on credit, a. appears from
n letter from the Postmaster General to the
Chairman of the Senate Postoffice Committee,
is to enable the Department to circulate
stamps through the States lately in rebellion.
He says this cannot be done to any consider
able extent, for the reason that the Law only
authorizes the sale of stamps to Postmaster
for cash, and that there are many places
where there are not qualified persons who can
take the necessary oath.
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Notice of Incorporation

NOTICE is hereby given that Charles Ma
IN con. Hiram Barn. y, Dxstd W EitSourne Henry K.
Love Rdward kiibourne Hogh Sample, Guy " . IL,
H. Ba ker Peter W. Potter, Georre r. kiibosrne VIII
liam Leighton and Arthur wocott lave them
Incorporated COMPANY under the name Of
"The Navigation and Hydraulic Company Of the
Mssissippi Ropids.'
And fts principal place Of ranszcng business il the
city OF Ke,kuk in the State OF iowa
The general Of the bun TO he transacted IL
the improving pnvig ton Of the Mississippi River
vh-.p it passes the Iowa De@ Moines Rapids
all other purposes incident TO such improvement.
The cnpstsl sock authorized 10 oSk klLLi0N DOL
L LAKS whch msy BE- increased TO any amount not :
credipg million dollars, in shais of one hundred
doars each nstsl ns upou which may lie called for
by the Boa of Directors At pleasure exceeding i've
per cent In any month aud The penalty for rot
ing In accordance with he call within thirty days
thereafter may forfeiture OF all nstsments pre'i
ously paid.
The incorporation commenced the 3oth day OF De
cember 1885, and to continue for the ionss" peoo
allowed by ias
The affairs of the company are To be condnctef oy
Seven Directors b elected annually on tuch day ~
.hail be fixed by the Ly-awr
The snonnt of ndelt, dues Of the company shall
never twothrd ot the capttai STOCK which mas
been ctumlly subscribed ior
tn nrysts property OF the stoc ckholders shall be
smp9Irum the corporate oeb's.
DIRECTORS:
DIV KIIBOURNE ". SAMPLE,
sIss ss1ssl nasHs, asRSxy SSuF SSw wTrLsh DnI4sh
EDWARD EILBOURNR.
d. ". KILBOURNE, President.
II. K. LOVE Treasurer.
J. H. BARKER, Secretary.
GUY WELLS, Engineer.
Kecsuk, Jan. -, lssS.
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From San Frsncisco.

san FRANClsCO, Jan. q.
The decision by the Supreme Court of Ne
vada, against the specific contract law, has
been reaffrmed.
Gen. Steele, successor of the late Gen.
Wright in command of the Columbia Depart
ment, arrived at Sacramento yesterday.
The steamer Pacific, from Portland, has
arrived, bringing S4l9, 700 in treasure.
There is decided improvement in mining
stock Hale Morcross, $50 Yellow Jacket,
404 Gould 4 Curry, 825; Savage. 695 I'm,
peral, ll7t; Ghollar Potosi, 2a Ophir, 3s5.
Legal Tenders, 70ac.
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NEw YoRE, Jan. %.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.
The Herald's Toronto special says the Mon
treal Board ofTrade yesterday adopted a res
olution favoring an enlargement of the Well
and Canal and improvement in the navigation
ofthe Ottawa River.
The Customs Commissioners have ordered
the imperial statute to be enforced for all
arms to be brought from the United States. r
The Montreal Gazette claims that the Otta-
wa papers lied, in stating that the volunteers
behaved badly at Prescott.
The bill for the consolidation Of the Buffalo
and Lake Huron and Grand Trunk Railway
is again to be introduced into Parliament. 1t
is believed that it will be passed.