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New Books.

Queen Nictoria's Journal. Leaves from
the Journal of her Life in the Highlands
from ls4S to 1861, to which are preixed
and added extracts from the same Jour
nal giving an account of earlier visits TO
Scotland, and tours in England and Ire
land, and yachting excursions. Edited
by ARTHUR HELPS. New York: HAIR
PER & BROTHERS.
This is Queen VICToRIA's second book.
Her first, the Memoir of the Prince Con-
sort" gained considerable circulation, and
was read with nterest-more for its re-
markable display of devoted affections and
matrimonial virtues than for anything else.
The pure life and the virtuous and devoted
attachments of the Queen and the Prince
Consort are worthy Of admiration, and
may be most ftly held up as an example
to Royalty, which has so frequently been
disgraced by vices and outrages that have
blackened the history of the world.
The work before US breathes the same
spirit of gentleness and piety, sincerity and
affection, which marked the "Memoir."
Being in great part descriptive of very
attractive scenes, it is more diversified and
entertaining than the "Memoir."
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
History of the United Netherlands: From
the death of WILLIAM THE SILENT to the
twelve years. time 1909. By JOHN La
R MOTLEY, D. G. L., SC. In four
- Iyo1,n,n III Npn NOYR
HARPER & BROTHERS.
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
Duf's Book Keeping by Single and Double
Entry. Practically illustrating Mer-
chants, Manufacturers, Private Bank
ers'. Railroad and National Bank Ac-
counts, including all the late improve
ments, &C., SC. BY P. DUFF, formerly
merchant, and founder of Dnf's Mer-
camille College, Pittsburg, Pa. New
York: HARPER s. BROTHERS.
This purports to be the twentieth edi-
ton of this publication, which is very
artistically gotten up.
For sale by RANDOLPH s. ENGLISH.
| Stories of the Gorilla Country. Narrated
for Young People by PAUL DU CHAILLU,
author of "Discoveries in Equatorial
Africa" With numerous engraVings'
New York: HARPER & BROTHERS.
We have already noticed this agreeable
book for the young people.
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
Poems by John Edtoard Howeu. In two
volumes. New York: Published by the
author.
Here is money thrown away very good
paper and very fair printing wasted. Who
is Mr.. HOWELL? He has gone to the trou'
BILE to mail us his two volumes-contain'
ing about 800 pages of verses. He has
been considerate and courteous regarding
the act from his point of view and with
his estimate of his so-called poems, fol-
which we thank him. we do not know
what to do with his present save ! preserve
it as an example of the amazing blindness
of q man to the absurdity and stupidity Of
his own productions. Evidently no pub.
Usher would place bis imprint upon its title
page. We hope HOWELL has a plenty o.
money. We are requested to send our
criticism to Goshen, New York, from
which we suppose that region of grazing
is the home Of our author. If so, Goshen,
though a fine place for butter, is not at all
suited to poetry.
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A GOOD DRESS FOR ONE DOLLAR
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
NOT A CALICO, BUT A PLAID MI
HAIR-GOOD ENOUGH FOR A
sUNDAY-GO-TO-MEETING."

We are now closing out our stock Oh DhEo'o
GOODS, and have fixed the prices al such
low figures that a person can BUY materlal
and make q new dress At n lower price than
sa,ond. hand ones are usually sold at. we
offer
plaid Mohair Dress Goods ut 12kc., worth
20c.
Shepherd's Plaid, for dresses, a tl2hc., worth
&c.;
DeLaines at l2N, 90, and 25c.-the best goods
in the city for the price;
Rich Plaid Mohairs at 90, 2j, and Soc, worth
80, 40, and Soc;
Plain Cashmere at Soc, worth 37Ec.;
Poplin Alpaca Ut 3jc., worth ac.;
Fine English Merino at 4oc., worth 75c.
The best Colored Alpacas 1T 40, 40, and oOc.-
the latter is richly worth 75c.
The best so and Co. cent Black Alpaca in this
city;
Genuine French Merino, handsome colors,
warranted all wool, at 75c.-brought 81 IN
gold before the war
Rich Silk and Wool Poplins at $50, would
be cheap 1T Sc per yard
Elegant Poplin Felours at 1926 per yard
were considered cheap at 50 per yard;
Black Silk at 81. so, worth 81;
Wide Black Silk of superior quality at -,
81 and upwards-all very cheap;
Bead Trimmings At 10, Is, 20, and 25c. pei
yard;
Gloves at loo. a pair
Ladies' White Hoods at &c., worth 81;
Sontags at 50c., worth 81;
Mixed, Slate, and White Lambs WOOL Hose
at 25c. q pair, worth Soc;
Jet Nail Heads ut 4Oc. per gross;
Steel Nail Heads, all sizes, at soc. per gross
Marseilles Toilet Covers at 81, worth So;
Marseilles Quilts at s1.25, worth s2.5o-ane
cheap at that;
Large stock of Cassimeres at 75c., 81, ano
S1.25 per yard;
Bed Tick at l2hc.;
! Shifting Stripes at l2hc.;
Domestic bingham at l2Hc.;
| Canton Flannel at l5c.
Cotton Damask, ~ yards wide, suitable fol
counterpanes or table cloths, at SOC. pei
yard, worth SOC.
Linen Table Cloths, two yards long, at 81
worth $50;
| Dimity Bands at 10, l2A, 90, and 25c.-just hal
the regular price;
| Elegant Worked Cambria Bands at 75c., 81
$l.25, $3.50, and 81 for the double band
worth double the money
| Velvet Ribbons at 4J, 80, 60, 75c., and 3
apiece-these are much lower than the re
gular price;
| Bonnet Ribbons at S5c. per yard, worth Goo.
| Red, White, and Yellow Flannel at 3oc., war
ranted all wool;
| Heavy Gray and Red Twilled Flannel at 35c.
worth 5oc.
| Excellent Bleached and Unbleached Cotton
full, yard wide, at I2Ec.;
| Bleached and Unbleached Cottons and Cali
Goes at SIC. per yard;
| Shawls at 81. so, worth il;
] Balmoral Skirts for ladies at 1928;
Children's Balmoral Skirts at Soc, worth
$l.25;
1 Gents Cloth Gloves at 40c., worth 75c.
/ All kinds of Gents Furnishing Goods a
low prices. We invite all in want OF DR.,
| Goods to call at the old-established store of
LEVY BROTHERS,
| 81 Main street,
ia 90 nearly opposite the market house.
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MeetiYllS.

TO Orr CREDITORS.-A meeting OF
w orad,tors. Ms well as those Of Goddln
! an Um1 and Of the individual members OF
each e bp6fT rm. viii take place at our office corner 1ss
of Bank and Tenth streets, on shMvpA
i4th FEBRUARY, 1858. at 4 o'clock =; Epson
HARRISON, GODD1N aeWtd
RICHMOND, February s, 1865. -
THE REGULAR ANNUAL M ME IHF
Inc Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF TIL HI
RfCHMOND RAILWAY on
take place at the once &C. o. ~ February, at u
o'clock. u VI DENISON.
fa S-eodtm IL. -
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BUTLER ON GRANT.-The great BUTLER
has been absent from Washington some
time, and, according to letter writers, has
been busily engaged upon his work on the
political and military history of General
GRANT. he will do the General infinite
service. The Democrats have more to fear
from Buffers ~denunciation Of the man
who will more than probably lead their
adyersaries than from any other cause.
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STILL LOOKING AFTER SuBJEcrs.-The
boundless and indomitable philanthropy of
tho northern people will never rest with
righting the world. The extension Of
the territory Of the United States opens
new fields to them greatly to their satisfac-
ton. They have sent petitions to Con-
gress "praying the appointment of COM
I" missioners to 60 to Alaska to examine
"into the condition of the Indians" One
would think that, recent events having
multiplied immensely the objects of
harity and commisseration at their doors, |
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wpLANTERs NATIONAL BANK

OF RICHMOND,
successor to the old Farmers Bank u ~
ginia,)
northeast corner Main and Twelfth streets.
WILLIAM H. MCFARLAND, President;
late President Farmers Bank OF Virginia.
r. NJ. GODDIN, Cashier; late Cashier Farm
ers Bank of Virginia.
The ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS,
MERCHANTS, and others, respectfully SOIL
cited.
COLLECTIONS MADE on all accessible
points in the United States, and promptly re-
n,itted for. ia 25-3m
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Da.af Goods.

TR1MMiNG AND YARIETnTo EVE = y E Z
i KEACn,s 9dD ssTThRNEIE,T ssw have
ME- ! u ,aa and varied assortment Of goods rs ~ osd
Z 1ia 1si which we ore Offering at greatly yttons in
prices. Dress l TTimmiIWgs sr, sad White and
great variety Tsy1s Ae TPidy and Knitting oo.iEr !.
S soIoffass l shawls, Nubias, Ladies' p Irsye,m =
s Ell; S e. Ssss Tss;h s1 Hsssss' wiz e., ! 5 s5.:s E E
s ssaat!tsi1s sss ssasissin e a e. Ms1,ae yssss sas
BE- DsaS sssa'i se s ! TsIs H Hnsrs ss:ps &c! .sr''
Neck Ties, Scars, IaStes particularly, Q: &c in
The public. ane exnmine our stock
vited to cali ana AeRHMIsTEAD & BEE.
corner Ninth and 1a,eaat ss,i i !. ls
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spectaJ Notices.

En
sTLIvERPO0L AND nDoMpAHY.
GLOBE INSURANCE o on aTIoNs
PERSONS Oh CoRpoRAiio
desiring to effect onr
LOANS, NORTH OR IN Eon
pu1Lp1NesoR MERoHAND EIts this
WIN nnai Policies OF this company trans,
eompaD 70 capitalists are considered by 'n'''
the best security in cases OF y rN GOLD.
mo CAPITAL, s1e,ooo,ooo IN aUsD and
s.oek are SOM of the wcalthiess persons
IN AL Eng claims paid on proof of loss w''A0''
Abatement DAVENPORT L CO.,
General Agents for virginia
oaHce over Exchange Bank.
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1000 FARMERS AND PLANTERS

agTO FARMERsAND PLANETS nnr.
chasers 1000 tons of double.refined F en-.
DERETTE of the Lodi Manu1ac' h,ood. osal,
nanv, made from the night soil, Diooo, vn
pnd daad animals OF New York city, for when
sna oonu have exclusive contract act T Price
on,v TWENTY-FIvE DOLLARS ioN'
e 9ra;abt md charges from New York added.
Warranted by the company to be equal we,s1 IT,
for weight to any high-priced perpno sat.ou,
in the market. The results on oi.h;no the
Iooa's Season. ana It natures the crop from ten
pas to two weeks earlier, and doubles the
crop. of hundreds of
well know planters and farmers ~ W.
" formation, sent free to any one applying oy
,nttar or otherwise to HooE s. WEDDEK-
1fs Alexandria, Va; ALLISON &ADDl-
son, Richmond, Va; or the Lodi Mana1ac-
,nr;ng company, New York. ia 25-2m
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The seventeenth section was shen adop'.

The ssventeentu sectloH
ed, as follows: - pnb,ic
Works, to consist Of the Governor, s.ith
tor, and Treasurer of the CommonWe nrn
under such regulations as may 90 p .he
scribed by law. The Secretary o. ant; n
~ c,ark NJ the Board of Public WorKs.u
The motion of Mr.PLArrEto '%Feeono sa,
the vote by which the elgntn seo'i Nv
adopted was, on motion Of mr. A
postponed until Tuesday.
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vw AGAINST ENGLAND

Ey AMERICA AGAINST Ian
AMERICAN COMPANY TOILET SoAPS-
HONEY, GLYCERINE, BOUQUET AND
PALM.-These popular soaps are made from
the choicest materials, very richly perfumeo'
warranted not only equal but superior 10 lhe
English, and fifty per cent. cheaper. They are
superceding all foreign toilet soaps in this
market, as it is we'll known that since their
introduction the demand for the latter has faf-
len OFT fully one-half. Manufactured only by
McKEONE, VAN HAAGEN eco,
80 south Front street, Philadelphia 30 Bar
clay street, New York. no 3o-eodom
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Mr.. WILSON, Of lowe, d%enounces as IN
true the statement that he had testified
that Judge CHASE and others had pro-
nounced the reconstruction laws unconsti-
tutionel,
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AS MIGHT HAVE BEEN ExPECTED.-FoR-
NEY GUN that he has received the
i" cheering news" that the Alabama Con-
~stitution has probably been ratified. OF
course. Why not, to be sure! VINO
counted the votes?
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Anl2LSe1NentSs
SnecinZ Notices.

~spECIAL NOTICE-REMOvAL.-
,0nN SHAFER s. CO., Merchant Iahors,
have removed to their new building NO: ioo-
Main street, corner of Tenth third door ABOVE
most fice), where they will continue their
s..;noes in all its branches, and would respect
Ill solicit n continuance of the favors OF thelr
natrons and the public generally. ia lin
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nM~RREEDEN g. FOX ARE RECEIV-
ING by steamer of this day lar, re lots OF
REACHED AND BROWN COTTON
SHIRTINGS AND SHEET1NLToi
NEW STYLES EARLY SPRING PRINTS,
at the very lowest prices;
And many other goods adapted to the se'
son to which they invite the attention -
both wholesale and retail buyers.
BREEDEN & FOX,
fe 3-eod5t No. 4Ol BROAD stree1'
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LnAaA AQemcaes.
VIRGINIA LAND AND AID NM
GRAFTON COMPANY.
CHARTERED EEBRUARY O., 1896.
ORGANIZED DECEMBER 13, 1897.
CAPITOL STOCK, $4,000 SHARES =,
$50 EACH, S1.5OOON

CAPITOL STOCK, $4,000 SHARES a,
$50 EACH. $1,5OO,OO0.
5000 S,IAzEs FOR WORKING CAPITAL.
1900 sHAy .Es TO BE IssugD IN PArssxr ~,
LANDS. ~"
1000 ST. ares will be issued az the futnro a.,
-gs' icies Of the Company NAV reouirs
The object Of the Company is to bring ,ho
land s of Virginia into market and cuitiyat,on
= he plan Is similar to that successfully NM
81 led by the Illinois Central Railroad ton.
oany and landowners In the West. in deveInn.
Ing their lands by sales Of alternate small tr,c,,
at low and liked rates to actual settlers vi,h
families; and II Is the only plan to securs ro1
liable labor for agricultural purposes.
In order TO secure cooperation, no convey.
ance Will be required until loo 900 acres are sub.
scribed; and the company will not Commence
Its operations until all the conveyances are SAT-
isfactorily completed.
Landowners can divide their lands as Tho,
deem best, and convey any portion in one tract
or alternate tracts.
No subscription Of less than one hundred
acres will be received; and all must be mods
before the lst of March.
The lands Of the company will be sold only
to actual settlers with families.
On the fair BUSINESS principle Of interest N
all concerned, the enterprise commends Itself
to the favorable consideration of every practi.
cal landowner in Virginia.
Address Virginia Land and Aid Immigra.
ton Company, Richmond, Va.
j. ID. IMBODEN, President;
ROBERT BOILING, Secretary:
W.. +. Z. GREGORY, Treasurer.
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no THE LADIES.
o Is THE TIME
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.

circumstances have made 1t imp eratiye for
NO to close my present business at an early
day. d,yyr1R : STOCK OF GOODS WITHOUT
REGARD TO THE
COST FOR THIRTY d AVS.
Come one, come all! as I am 6 determined to
offer such inducements TO a." no may favor
T,very article of my stock must be sold regari-
less Of It's cost, to close out m y entire stock,
ting to about
$4,000, IN THIRTY DAYS
Gail soon, and you will get a good bargain at
EZEKIEL'S, Main street,
fe at nearly opposite ST.. Charles Hotel.
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pUENA VISTA BRoOMS.-We have
ID received from Messrs, j. Compton 4 Go.
the agency for tho sale OF the BUENA VISTA
(Rockoridge county, BRoOMS, and rs soon
as the canal opens, will have q full stock,
to which we invite the attention Of the trade.
GORDON Il CRINGAN,
@W Pearl block,
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a~RATCHELOn's HAIR DYE.-Thi

BATCHEEUNS HAIR III E.-1HIS
snlendid HAIR DYE is the best in the world;
the onIv true and perfect dye; harmless, reli-
able. instantaneous no disappointment; no
ridiculous 1ints remedies the i'll effects OF bad
dyes; invigorates and leaves the hair soft and
beautiful, Jlack or h'own. Sold by all druggists
and nerfnmers, and :. ~operly applied at Batch
elor's Wig Factory, Nc 10 Bond street. Ne"
vi ia l4-eod
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MILLS & RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
Nl CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BRO
kERS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS for
the purchase and sale of LEAF and MANU-
FACTURED TOBACCOS. Orders solicited.
Liberal advances made on ~consignments. Re-
fer to A. F. HARVEY, President of National
Bank Of Virginia JAMES THOMAS, Jr., Esq,
Richmond, Va; Messrs. II. MESSENGER & Co.,
New York; Messrs. JOHNSON y THOMPSON,
Boston, Mass. jy "a
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The trial of Rev. Mr.. Tying WILL COM
nencs ip New York to-day.
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T UMP PLASTER.-400 tons LUMP
~ PLASTER, in quantities to suit pur-
chasers, for sale by
ja7 A. s. LEE.
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ay GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE o.
DRESS GOODS,

PRICES FIXED TO SUIT EVERY ONE
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TNHE PIEDMONT LAND AGENCY OF
Il VIRGINIA.-E. O. RANDOLPH < co.
Branch office, Richmond, Va, at present To-
Gated corner Main and Eleventh streets. w.
Is. ROBINS, local partner.
This agency nd ~vertises extensively the lands
of parties who comply with It's terms free OF
all charge, except in case Of sale and through
its extensive connections has disposed of =
very large quantity Of land since 1865.
Those who desire to sell within the year will
consult their interest by q correspondence at
once with us, enclosing descriptions Of the pro.
perty for sale. Address
W. b. ROBINS,
Local Partner Piedmont Land Agency,
in l7-3md&sw Richmond, Va.
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The Wrqinio Convention

ORDERED BY CONGRESS 20
FRAME A STATE CONSTITUTION.
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PORN,

I, the undersigned, hereby subscribe -
acres OF land, hereinafter described, to the can.
ital stock of the Virginia Land and Aid Immi.
grafton Company, incorporated February S,
1S66.
I hereby bind myself. my heirs, &c, to con.
vey the said land TO the said company by good
and sufficient deed, containing survey and
plat, with general warranty Of title, and free
from all incumbrance whatever, and TO re-
ceiye at the time of such conveyance payment
therefor at the price per acre agreed upon, in
certificates Of full-paid shares OF the capital
stock OF said company at the par value Of so.
If conveyance ofsaid land is not required by
the company within twelve months from date
hereof, this contract to be void.
No. No. acres No. Where 10. Price
acres Gated and per
acres cleared. wood. dt sien! acre
Witness my hand n seal this - day Of
-, 1865. --. (Seal.]
ia lS-lm
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The subscriber, intending to continue the
No. 1910 Franklin street, and solicits consign-
ments of COUNTRY PRODUCE, &C., from
his friends and the public generally. He has
secured the services of MIR. JOSHUA A.
WALKER, who will attend to the business.
fe 6-lw ROBERT S. POLLARD.
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Commission Nerch0ntss

T HEREBY APPOINT ROBERT S.
IL POLLARD my agent to conduct e
LIVERY, EXCHANGE, and SALE STA
BILE, at No. 1910 Franklin street, in the city
of Richmond. +. B. M1NSON.
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FORTY-sEvENTH DAY.

SATURDAY, February 8, 1868.
The Convention met at the q nour'
Prayer by the chaplain. ,
The CHAIR having announced That the
5000 copies of DR.. Sears's address ordered
by the Convention would soon be ready, 1t
decided to give ninety copies u c
member, and to send the remainder to DR.
Sears.
AGRICULTURE.
The Chairman of the Committee on Agri.
culture submitted, report ; which was
ordered to be laid on the table for print
ing.
CONTINGENT EXPENSES.
Mr.. THOMAS called up the ordinance pro
yidipg for the payment of certain witnesses
and for other purposes. 1t was ordered tc
be engrossed for the third reading.
THE CASE OF Mr.. HUNTER
Mr.. THOMAS called up the report from
the special committee to examine into tne
case of Mr.. HUNTER, charged with a breach
Of the privileges in saying to Mr.. HUNNI'
cUTT that he lied in his teeth if ne called
R. NJ. T. Hunter a traitor.
Mr.. SCoTT submitted a minority report,
in which, while it was yielded that MI,
HUNTER had been guilty of q breacn OF
order. it was commended that MIR. HUNNI-
CUTS language was also dlsorderly, ano
we'll calculated to give offence to the
friend and relative of Mr.. r. NJ. I. Hun
ter; that the charges were not orought
forward according to the rules governing
the proceedings of the house, aud tnere-
fore that the matter should go no furtner'
The report was ordered to be printed;
and the whole matter was postponed nhIil
Thursday, when it will be made the spe'
cial order Of the day.
SAT- AND oHIo RAILROAD.
Mr.. ALLAN offered the following:
Whereas the completion OF the CnesaI
peake and Ohio railroad is a desaderaeun VI VI
the highest Importance, both as regalos
the interest of the State and the country
at large and whereas the work OF comple-
t;on is now languishing for want OF means
to carry on this work therefore be IL
Resolued. That a committee OF I'VE De
annointed by the CHAIR to propose a way
and means of securing the consummatloh
Of this desirable end, and to present such
nronosition or propositions to this Con'en-
ton for its approval
Laid over under the rules.
PETER JONES offered q resolntlon au-
;orrn;nr the Convention from II O'CLOCK
~. dav until Monday at half-past 3 O'CLOCK.
An amendment to adjourn When Tue d.
ticle of the Constitution under consloela-
ton should have been adopted WAS "'-
cepted and adopted.
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slatinual ArpMblitau.
-AMUsEMENrs.

MrrzERorf IA LuslA very large and fashion
able house greeted the musical attistes at this
popular place last night Madame Gazzaniga
sang In her wonsed feiloitous style. Listemann
won rapturous applause with his exquisite pcr-
formsnceso on the violin, and Leopold De Meyer,
not the prince, but Emperor OF Pianists, took the
audience bystorm. Tbs gem OF the vocal part or
the entertainment was the concluding picee--the
duetto from "Linds 81 Chsmounix'- by Madame
@. and sisnor Ardsvani, and II remindsd one Of
the complaint Of the disciples AZ oanaanAthat
the good wine" was kept to ths iastI
NArroSAtTHskTaz.-Mr Owens was greeted
last night with the fuiisst house during his en-.
gagement Hispoftrsysi Of the economic, pru.
dent John Uait was equal to the worldwide
reputation he has achieved In that character In
Mrs. Sidney Bateman's successful drama Of
"selG" Mn. Barrett was . figure In the fore.
ground Of the theatrioal picture as MIRA. Cod.
liver, and Mrs.. Cline a. Mrs. Radius was more
than the rival OF Mr.. oynosure, she being really
the cynosure Of the secondary lights In the piece
Miss ite~n the Mary Apex Of the authoress'
conception Ts-aisht aoidsmith's omcdy Of
"Shc stocps 10 Conquer' will be presented, with
Mr. Owens.ss Tsssy Lumpkin.e .. .a. ....1
BLIND Tox itilIhold his own at oad Fellows
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EoUirY CoURT-Judge 0iin.-This court trans.
acted the following business yesterday
Heating vs.. Heating. Order Of reference to O.
Altman VS.. Huntley. Order OF reference to ex.
aminer, J. J. johnson, to report on transfer OF
mail contract.
10 Allen VS.. Allen. Order of publication against
absent defendant.
Cragin vs.. Osborne Order appointing John s.
McKenney guardian dd inrn.
Mcleod VS.. Mcleod. Order of reference TO
auditor to report on trustees sale ard distri.
button.
Adjourned.