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The DAyvtItE AND LYscasune RAIL.

THE DAsvtLLE Asp LYScancRe RAIL-
RoAD.-The Committee Of Ways and Means
of the City Council, to whom was referred
the application of the Board of Directors
of the Danvlllc and Lynchburg Railroad
Company for assistance, will probably
make their report to the First Branch Of
the Council this evening. 1t is expected
that the report will be favorable, as the
proposed road will bring Baltimore much
nearer to the heart Of the cotton-growing
district, and thus largely increase the trade
of this city with the South.-Baltimore
american.
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MURDER IN Observation-Disclosures
rhia, March l4.-Lewis s. Foster, bar
tender, was this morning stabbed nine
times by Pat Kelley, with whom he had
been playing cards. Kelley ran away, and
came back with Pat Ward, and one of the
two then fired ct Foster, who was bleeding
on the floor. Kelley and Ward we're ar
rested. Foster has died. Kelley has been
committed for trial.
An old unknown woman died to-day in
Bedford from the effects of beating on
Saturday night. The perpetrators are un-
known.
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r,.. r. syors on TIE sus;-Ihc , aftron o.
GEE %rr ip pst now turning their glass;ss IN
The oF is,eIy broken out perfect 1 rasn
Of Sro"h s" eja III groups of spots are vISI,
No lees "n ,,s iarrest single spot covers
be- "n3 I area Of not ess than one " Iiou
~,;s'.' ''''''' zen times The super
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CUBA.
The Political Reports from Gecrgin.

MACON, GA, Mach lj.-It is ascertained
that if any meeting of colored Legislators
took place ct Atlanta few days ago it was
very small, over tWo-thirds of them being
at their homes. The telegram to Senator
Reyels had attached to it signatures of CO.
lored members without their consent or
knowledge.
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SHOCKING DEATH OF LITTLE GIn I "a
little daughter of Jacob Miller resting a.
Osborne. Ohio, was sent to q neiSnoo OF.
To1se on Saturday. On entering sne r waI
l nounI wv two ferocious dogs and torn limo
k sa1 l;,vb Her cries brought assistance,
i, ,vN, mot in time to save her from telri0ie
death.
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FERTILIZERS.

DERUVIAN GUANO.-200 tons No. l
i PERUVIAN GUANO daily expected for sale
low from vessel. ANDREW l.. ELLtTT,
Commission Mcrch mt,
mh ii-lt* corner Twelfth and Cary streets.
DAUGIrS IMPROVED RAW-BONE
ID PHOSPHATE. unsurpassed tor raising TO-
BACCO, CORN, and all CEREAL and GRASS
CROPS. and Tor enrichiug WORKOUT land so per
rent. cheaper ,hIn Peruvian Guano. It's analysis !:
i-16 per cent. ammonia: 80 per cent. bone phos-
phatc Of lime; 1895 per ccmt. Of which is soluble.
IT has been in use for over fifteen years. and Its
reputation is unsurpassed. Ii has been recently
greatly improved by an increase of AMMONIA
and SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE. 4 trial Is all that
Is asked. Planters can purchase on fonr and six
months time with approved city acccptanccs.
Orders filed at lowest manufacturers rates by
LEE, Seldom 4 CO.,
fc ?l--%m Sole Agents Tor Richmond. Va.
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silver Coming for the New York
Banks.

New YORK, March lj.-Three millions
in silver is coming from Canada for the
banks of this city.
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Foreign News.


MADRID, March l5.- There was no pull
lie demonstration at the funeral of Prime
hen'i az : Bourbon, slain in duel wit
Duke de Montpr..,;n. -
MADRID, March 15.-General Prim was
yesterday assailed by an anti-conscription
mob. He succeeded in escaping unhurt.
CUBA.
HAVANA, March l5.-Gayauschc is about
marching on Guairmaro. The SpaDiarls
have commenced fortifying.
General Jordan's headquarters are at
Bauos.
JAPAS-ANOTHER SHIP Run DOWN.
LONDON, March 15.-The German ship
Carrie and Jane has been run down by u
steamer of the Peninsula and Oriental
line off the coast of Japan. No details of
the accident have been received.
AFRICA-DR. LIVINGSTONE.
LONDON, March l5.-Lcttcrs from the
Zanzibar expedition say that the expedi-
ton in search of DR.. Livingstone is de-
tanned by the prevalence of cholera.
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! FEMALE lNDIAN SUPERINTENDENT
,nsria- the temporary absence Of Sureri'l-
-...Io,!, Ja1lncy from the northern 7urel!n-
;ouirucy that district is IN charge OF Il
54ugi.tc. o! Mr.. Janney, who has been al-
ruiutDG clerk 10 the SUPPLEMENTARY. y
.a-grt has teen received at the Indian
,cc f.ou that lady stating TINT Indian
@.%Itcr- are quiet.
Nr. Junncy made AZ interesting speech
r.aoc.uag the indians OF Monday III Bal
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NH i!--d, w&sw3m s,,n,sta 'Ne

PROFESSOR LASkFS NONPAREiL1
l. HAIR TONIC Is the best remedy ever brought
before the public. 1t preserves the scalp clean
and free from DantruH. without producing irrita-
ton.
Professor LIS EONPAREI. HAIR TONIC
increases the strength and or Jwth Of the hair and
face and hands it viii preserve the skin white SOFT
and smooth like velvet.
The Professor can be seen and consulted at
Il, NJ NH lS-5t
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,. Q>iy.-Thc Washington

@1 I:r"n says it ha; good 1n9r, nSa iSE
~ INK that there will be i"r ,"Sr r 'noI the
s'lon; ;,, ,n Of , Ways and Means, when VIII
lo2n IL remove n he objections entor'a!i ta
20 lar 70 tL [S law by the business nen o. tnI
sga4S, among which will be the ,en Ssw
Of The clauSi be stupid ii she did not eamoF
York "opI" an 10 # iii. tax, and the rest Of
for The fsPS' viii II be stupid indeed i 'hyy
allow II 70 cn p' of thirty millions Of taAes,
nsnt can f Se exempt Sr 1t does no, pay half
let tooacVo y, New York city alone rayr
that am onav in the way of income tax than
more st n,vn q Virginia pays in all
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\IH. >UNNLE'> SrEyIE PAYMENTS BILL.
Mr.. Summers bill u strengthen the legal
~o-4rves # the national banks and TO pro-
vide fol the resumption Of specie payments
On ana after January J: Isl, is as fol
,cre-
section ] j. 4 ,aor'ej, d., That from
m after the ;as>a-c Of this act j: shall he
s.p duty Of every national bank to re-
+. .,,cv liz legal reserves hy the su17titn-
,.an ii coin nj the rate Of one per cent. per
ls.u;A fur tho whole amount Of liabilities,
'.l lie redemption ci whic! til" reserves
~rc required and provided: such substitute
....4 a. continue until the whole amount Of
E.-al reserves Shall become COIN, and there
..j4r eycry national bank shall hold in its
y.u.,. an amount Of coin equal 20 the
a...5."t II reserves require ~ law.
The second section directs the Secretary
guy Treasury to give notice Il the in
,...:;,n e the Government 10 resume specie
smcu., not later than january J. ISL:
...o thereafter I'll payments hr ihc Irt&-
-...g ~ y" in coin.
f.e third section prohibits the further
iat.a- Of United States notes or trac-
.a.I currency. ami All such notes or frac-
....., .a.ly4cy IS shall lie presented Tor
..l...s;ion in consequence ii mutllutlon
liner .E-.."1 ciacnJ shall he redeemed:
...-.s.,rj. an Destroyed.
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PROFESSOR LASKFS CELEBRATED.
i EGYPTIAN COLLYRIUM OR EYE-WA-
TER. This, In Europe. now 40 celebrated rene
dy, contains no minerals nor acids. 1t Is prepared
from certain plants growing on the banks of the
Nile II can be applied with safety In all cases
III acute or chronic sore eyes, purulent discharges
from the eye II is sure to remove Inflammation OF
the eye and eyelids, and will allay the most acutc
pains OF the eycball and the iris 1t also restores
weakened vision.
Professor LIS COLLYRIUM has been tried by
the most celebrated occuiists lin Europe and with
iLc utmost success.
Professor LAsKI can be seen and consulted at
Fords Hotel from 10 A. ". 10 IL, and from 1 to 8
4. NJ. NH H-3t
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The New California Discoveries
SAN Francisco, March l5.-The rush for
the San Diego mines continues. 1t is re-
ported the Chinese have been driven from
the mines, and several killed.
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V'uE FIFTl-sEcoND NUMBER
ArrLETCNs' JOURNAL
LITERATURE, SCIENCE. AND ART.
During the first year OF its publication which
closes with No. -. the publishers
have given
81 PER CENT. MORE READING MATTER
THAN ANY OTHER MAGAZINE,
besides furnishing gratis, In supplements,
Is SUPERB STEEL ENGRAIINGS
SUITABLE FOX TRAINING,
usually sold in print-shors at II each.
90 l. 4 RIG L CAL ToON~.
designed by the best artists.
REPRESENTING
SCENES OF GREAT INTEREST.
AND
ELEVEN ILLUSTRATED SUPPLEMENTS,
EIGHT FACES EACH.
We have, therefore, given to each subscriber
500 WORTH IN PREMIUMS.
calculated at the usual cost Of Engraviuss of Il
Ike character.
TIE ENTIRE PRESS OF TIE UNITED
STATES HAVE HEARTILY COMMEND
I'D TIE PUBLICATION AS OCRUPY-
J%G 4 NEW FIELD AND POS
sEssISG ATTRACTIONS IN
EQuALLED BI ANY
OTHER JOURNAL.
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%u..<iA.-.it Wilderness, >""tSylvani;
my, Joscph Manchcr is arHo:,ni,ae.u post 30,
,.... a-,.,rs .,Aacaf,er Thornton, deenneu.
-~DQrEeyille, N"ttoway e ."tn', fire Thos.
~prljnc j. appointed postmaster ,' sn,nyg
Vaughan, icclne4 At SAT E S"'pI"I is az
.~spe1 1. M9yz f"F { apppntca post
, -. rec Moses Vi. Roger n'''> va"
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

tAICts NOMINATION OF JrDGEs.-Nlalol
Kelly writes to his paper:
"There has existed from the very first &
feeble lin point of numhers) hut yet ar
implacablc opposition to the nomination Of
candidates in the Conservative caucus 70,
the several offices to be filed. As the cleo
ton comes on for judicial Offices that oppo,
sition has again reared its head. and re-
grct 10 say, finds supporters in the Dispatch
aud Wig of this city. A paper has been
circulating privately for some days, and
hear that number Of delegates have
signed it, plcdging themselves against obey
ing the mandates of caucus. | do not
know how many have been drawn into the
mcshes, but I trust not enough to stife the
voice of the people as indicated in the cleo
tion Of the 9th of July, when the affairs of
the State were committed to the keeping Of
the Conservatives. If that party canno,
trust its own integrity of purpose, with
what face can it throw itself upon the mag
nanimity Of the fifty-cdd Radicals in the
legis la,urc? In almost every case where
two gentlemen for judges Of n circuit will
be presented, the solid Radical vote will
predominant and elect"
The Radicals capnot play this game in
more than one case. If the Conservatives
see that the Radicals are acting in concert,
they will of course he compelled to protect
themselves by making caucus nominations.
But let the Radicals set the example.
ALBEMARLE on REPuDIATION.-To- Y
was the time fixed on for a grand repudia-
ton or stay-law meeting Of the citizens of
Albcmarlc county, which had been called
10y the late meeting held at White Hall, and
although universal publicity was given
through the papers of this place and Rich
moud TO the call. and although we started
our special reporter out with pencil and
paper to take full notes of the proceedings,
yet he comes back and rcTo,ts that he has
searched the town, looked into every vacant
room in the place, asked every passer-by
on the street, and has not been able to hear,
see, or even smell, reputation in the town
or country around. lie met with one gen.
ticman on the streets who was pointed out
10 him as IL delegate and one Of the leading
spirits of the White Hall meeting, but upon
being approached by our reporter the gen.
tlcman damned and sworc in the most en-
pha:ic manner that he Was neither dele
gate nor rcpudiatlonist.
Where, ., where are the delegates :
Where are the cut and dried resolutions
We fear that the citizens of the county have
gone back on White Hall. Our special re-
ports that the grand county demonstration
looking towards reputation of either pri-
waite or public debts is a grul.d gloriouS.
10
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lnAURAHgE COMRAAlEB,
EIRE, MARINE. AND INLAND IN.
It. SURANCE.
SECURITY INSURANCE coNPAN'

Il sURANCE.
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
stt J., II ~ ~
CASH ASSETS ij:nuary j, isioj:...:. 2Sia,ssa ii
BRANCH OFFICE, NO. Iol4 MAIN STREET.
We issue POLICIES In the above frst-claes
On eyer ., ZEAL AND
RISKS taken to any point In the United states.
Policies on brick buildings Issued for from one to
rs..s rs low as those OF any other company
Ee lD 5: \. I&XIKEs CO.: Agents.
r IFE, FIRE, AND MARINE INsU.
II 49, RANCE.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED. OVER sa7 100000
sss The 81 ess %snses ssysSs s ' 1s
them the following arst-class reliable compa.
MES:
KSICKERBOCKER LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY. OF NEW YORK.
Assets January Ist, $780,. soe ooe
FolIcies issued on a approved plans, with An.
NUAL DIVIDENDS.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE.
The Knickerbocker treated Its southern policy
people.
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE ,
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH.
la sSSsf to " ssa sG ssS in United State.
currency.
Funds invested in United States..... 77a,s7s 20
Deposited with Treasurer of Virginia, so,coo %
In old registered bonds.
PETERSBURG SAVINGS AND INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF PETERSBURG, VA.
DARCY PAUL, President;
SAMUEL 8. PAUL, Secretary.
A All losses LiBEkAIIY Adjusted ASD
PROMPTLY PAID.
GOOD LIFE AGENTS WANTED everywhere
THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND i son, Agents.
fe l-am Office No. 0o2 Main street.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
WI VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS,
RICHMOND. VA.
This old and weil-knowu Virginia institution In
has more tsh TES II
LARS insured on property pledged TO make Rooo
losses. -
LIONS OF DOLLARS have been paid In Losses to
'n vp py1p!SES Of rWo HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
losses during the war; have been paid since the war
The former four. afths system of insurance has
been abolished, and other important changes made
for the benefit OF the assured.
Losses equ'mlHEfR ias1sa a. al
J.B.DANFoRTI, Secretary.
ii. u. DASFoBTH. Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL II. PcLLiAM. COLLECTOR. Ic l-sm
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In rcm!u!ng by mall, post-o1ice order or draft,
uayable to the order of ID. Appleton < Co., Is
preferable To bank notes, US If lost the order VI
daft can he recovered without loss TO the sender
IN ordering The Joerndt the name SHOULD oe
cicaly given. with the post-oflcc, county, anu
State In full.
App,tnns' Jonrnal is also issued In month";!
parts-,ricc, SOC. each, or Si.50 per anhom' III
advance
J.. trpI.ETUN 4 Co, PUBLISHERS,
90, o. aad "a, Grand street, New York
Th Jouraal is for sale by all news agents
throughout tho United States. mn io-t
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The appropriation Of 7' ReSm for IsP VAR,
ing the enJ'G in the appropriation bill BY
Tss i re,e h9 Of r Representatives Monday
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ST. LOUIS, March l5.-There was another
ow-storm here last night.
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X. VI. ITIUNE, Z. IT. Z.
JACKSON L CLOPT0S, D. q. NH WV

FllO THE WORKING CLASS.-We are
4 now prepared to furnish all classes with con-
stani employ luent at home the whole OF the time
for the spare moments. Business new. light,
and profitable. Persons OF either sex easily earn
from 5oc. TO So per evening. and proportional
sum by derotln2 their whole time to tn" business.
Boys and girls can earn nearly as muc. as men.
dress and test the business, we make this unpa-
rallclcd c!er: To all such as are not well salts
fled we will send Il 10 pay for the trouble OF
writing Full particulars, valuable sample
which will do to commence work on, and copy
of The Perple'S Lter0ry CDWpanivH-oue OF the
largest and best family newspapers puhished-ali
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(tOLD Is DOWN. DOWN WITH THE
" PRICES.-Seiuc Thread and Patent Seine
r~lnes OF all Nos. Lines for hanging ssines,
which will cell at greatly reduced prices Calico
and White Flannels at CSC. AL other Dress Goods.
satinete, Cassimeres, Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, &C., ut remarkably low prices. Stuart's
roe yard Spool Cotton, warranted superior 70 any
T.. LICHTENSTEIN'S,
1901 Franklin street,
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IANr SA!E>.-'ro Robert Crane, Of New
York. Mr.. I. l.. Gifts farm. on the Tcle
graph ro;i. III Stafford, Of Zll acres, for
S9.I3n. Aiao, the farm oil - acres, in
Spotsylvania. owned ny the heirs Of vii
liam Bullock. 20 Mr.. George Dcaseraux. of
.Icrscv. England, for :6Go.-fr>dcrjchS-
L...n hLtrN
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"ARNING.-All persons are hereby
w warned not to trade for the following notes,
made payable Ia my own order, aud dated IS FOL.
lows: One note dated 18th February, twelve
months, for 1900; one dated 18th Feb 6py2lye
months, for 1850; one dated Goth FL 50
months, for aa5o-.S7GD. - ~ I6fl,. = =
The statements which induced s97lfe
above notes and the c0nsiderz bBg both
NIB I5.-3tw Wv. DENNIS, 4
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LUMBER. LATEgS. DC.

VI. e. MAYO. j. +. W. GIBSON.
T UMBER.-SA W. ILL, MAYVS
II ISLhhD.-We keep constantly on hand for
sale, in any quantity, largc or small, large
stock Of SEASONED LUMBER For building pur-
poses, CASING BOARDS, LATHS, PAL1NGS,
&C., &c. Our facilities Tor obtaining logs. and
capacity Tor saving. enable us to fill all orders
promptly and 1T as low prizes any other pin!
ties. MAYO & GIBSON.
d. 23-3Il Post-oi'ce box 40.
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VELVET, BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY,
THREE. PLY, and INGRAM CARPETINGs.
RUGS. MATS. and FLOOR-CLOTHS
FLOOR ana TABLE OIL-CL0THS,
DaNAsK and LACE CURTAINS, and WIN
DOW SHADES.
have reduced the above Ia correspond will. the
price Of gold. X. L. RICHARDSON,
NH s--lm 9ol corner Main and Ninth streets.
NIRGINIA-TO WIT: AT Rules held
lIenrco county on Monday the It'll day Of Fcbru-
AIRY. lsiJ.
\. j. FuEla Plaintiff
against
Rhndcrirk Mackinsic AMI Alcxandrina Mackn-
IN CIIASCERi.
The object of this suit Is 10 enforce partition of
tract OF Ian! lying and being in Henrlco county;
and formerly known as the Hughes Tract" and
confirming about two hundred aud eight acres.
An affidavit having been fled with the papers IN
this suit that Alexandrina Macklnsie, one OF the
defendants In this suit. Is non resident of this
State. on mot of the plaintiff, by his attorney,
IL IS ordered that said last-namcd defendant do APP
pear here In one month after due publication Of
interests In this suit and that copy Of this order
h2 published once 4 week for four successive
week, In the Richmond Dispatch. newspaper
published in the city OF Richmond. and that an
other copy thereof be posted Ut the front door OF
the courthouse of this county on the first day OF
the next county court.
ACop?-Tcst
X. ". TIIOSiE, G. II, C.,
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Combinations by the Senate.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-The Senate to-
day confirmed the nominations of the fol-
Lowing persons to be Ministers Resident ::
Char H. Lewis, OF Virginia, to Portugal :;
Joseph Russell Jones, Of Illinois, 10 Bel
gium; c. c. Andrew, of Minnesota, to
Stockholm and Robert {. Kirk, of Ohio,
to Paraguay. 1t also confirmed W. II.
Harky assessor of internal revenue third
Louisiana district; John L. Randall post
master at Oxford, Miss. John G. Black
we'll receiver of public moneys at Hunts
| vile, Ala. and Charles c. Crow. Of Ala
bama, register of the land Office in the
Wyoming land district.
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WASHINGTON, March l5.-Thc Senate
Foreign Relations Committee has agreed to
recommend the rejection of the San Do
mingo treaty by vote of 5 to 2.
The revenue receipts to-day were $780,
900.
The Reconstruction Committee has agreed
to report bill for the admission of Texas
similar to the Mississippi bill.
The Texas congressional delegation visit
ed the President to-day.
The Senate Committee of Commerce has
agreed TO report adversely on bill estab-
fishing ports of entry at various points on
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
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dria was confirmed.
Texas Senator'S and Representatives.
Tie probability is that the Texas sena-
tors and representatives will be i'll their
seats before the close of the week and the
State will be admitted before Georgia. As
the indications arc now that the discussion
in the Senate upon the Georgia question
will last throughout the week they will have
chance of sending the bill back to the
House with amendments.
Tennessee.
The delegation of colored men of Ten
nessee we're before the Committee on Re-
construction to-day, and gave u long account
of alleged outrages and violations of law,
and stated that there was no security for
life or property of either black Or white
citizens in many parts of the State. The
members of the committee we're impressed
with the statement, and promised to report
bill to provide for the protection of the
people, but they had not yet been able to
agree upon the form the measure should
take.
The Funding Bill.
The struggle to get control of the fund
ing bill having terminated in favor of the
Ways and Means and against the jurisdic-
ton of the Banking and Currency Commit
tee, the opinion prevails tonight that the
bill will be reported back from the commit
tee with but little if any amendment, and
that it will pass the House about as it came
from the Senate.
A great deal Of opposition is shown to
The New York herald., 1870-12-29

A Lien h. MINER. AUCTIONEER.
IA BY ALLEN B. MINER BROTHER,
late HKNRY II. LEEDS MINER.
(fseta tahlsled 1H471

SALES At AUCTION. .~.
L: :'sSs SSssf fgsF|Sass; ! sss sGsss
stSr 1s1 8 50 iaSs Srosaws
Me. ALLEN AHsfisR AiSHR s0fs BROTHER viii give their
81 s aSs ss
declining hou.cseepnr and Al their spacious saesrooms.
o shsn$s hsSuss and street.
at their galleries as a'oV" AfhS AhssS B. MIsEs MsEs
TMHURsDAY III Rs Y AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, !, Dec; 70 and 20.
81 So At y hEEPs Mt
PEkEMpTORY SALE Of enc original modern on Paintings
so a
as
and q %
'qe sefTsfssS Of
s ito .s.ss g @al RI
this eminent master in i5s hsS2p SSG2an'Gry6 G61.
not s
''.''''o.s . soy EUGENE Z sRis vyEEBoEckaovEs
ana ''' A'' 'A'''
& ss:is ss,.r + Ss;s'' :s s SS%s':::
s. Syj:.man YS% Foa,: seosn .n,s s,fbs bs s.u
sspsldo,n. Eeyyksssl1huysen, sohelfont,
and many Others OF exce!Iency
Also number Of dns American Pictures productions
The Galleries VIII BE OPEN on and after Monday. sssh
nst.. day aud evening" FREE until sale.
THURSDAY, DEC g.
at II O'clock at salesoons Is Chambers and n Reade ss,
continuation sale OF
Rare Old Wines, Brandies, &c,
consisting OF Pedro DomecQs Pale Shany, Seven star
Sherry; Rutherford, Query Co.'s Star OF Garter, Monsey
Naoob Jamsica Rum Plantation Rum, Forest Lawn Bor.
and also choice selected stock from the late r
Of Bninger Co.. consisting Of very old Madeiraa old
Brandy sornanc and forlS sherres kcra and Daca.
OF very old Wines and Liquors many years 10
bottles, all OF the finest quality.
FRIDAY DEo 60,
II O'clock at our saesrooms 95 Chambers and II Reads
sHERIFF's SALE OF A LARGE AND SUPERB STOCK
g"n. .a ess
brasd makers Gold Chains 4c &c being entire stock
Seosisss: Solitaire and Cluster Bioochs. Earrnss Pms
phres Rubics Pearls Ameihyss Stone Caoos La
dies Opera Chains 0cnsmen'e Vest and Neck Chains
Pins shawl Pins Rings to- 2c Ladies' and
Gents Gold Hunting Case stem Winding, carat Watches
made BY Jgrgensen Nardin Cooper Tobias q other cee
faced ditto plain Gold Stud and Sleeve buttons, Amethyst
Diamond encrusated and other Rings In variety Bracelets
pain and with precious Coral Ses OF
beautiful Workmanship Diamond Set and Enamelled Lock-
The above probably Of the valuable desr-
able stocks of jewey offered at auction In this
city; all manufactured for FIRST class city trade
p MoKsIoHr, Deputy.