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Sumner is evidently going into decline.
One or two dissections such us received from
Trumbull and Conkling will let the people
zee what their bowling admiration has been
bestowed upon Washington telegram TO
Neu Y0rk UeTQtd.
Judge Strong, of Pennsylvania, nomina-
ted for one Of the Justices OF the United
States Supreme Court, decided with JUICES
Read and Agnew, while on the Supreme
Bench in Pennsylvania, that the legai-ten-
der act is constitutional.
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TELEGRArH1g NEWS.
New York stock and Money ssarke

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, February IL Noon. Stocks arm.
Money easy at 500 per cent. Sterling Exchange
1851 short, 1ool. Gold, l7os United States bonds.
IA. Tennessee Ts-Ex-coupons, 81; new, sess.
Virginia ss-Ex-coupons g; new, ss. Louisi.
ana rs-New, o.: levee SIS, 70 as, e<a. ALA.
bama S's. o.; SIS, 81. Georgia Ss, 81; rs, %.
North Carolina Gold, az; new, 49, South
Carolina e's-Old, s:s; new, 81.
.Brenfng.-Money easy at 4@s per cent ster.
ling Exchange, 1QSi@lro. Gold closed at 1909,
1901. Governments firm. Southern securities
partially advanced.
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Judge Belts, Of Lynchburg, adjourned
his court Thursday to consider whether he
was still Judge. BE was to decide yes
terday. -. ~ - ~ -
Land-buyers from the North are Begin
ming to come into the Valley. Very probai
oily the reconstruction of the State has re-
assured confdence.-Shenandoah Herald.
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companlons stating shst shorty aiissf hisI
arrival her husband had died Of yellow!
fever: The wronged but resolute and faith!
sui VILE announces her. purposeof going
south TO remove the body and bring it back
with her to Virginia for interment Lynch
burg Republican.
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Financial and Commercial.

= y ~.
st't@.7 Grain and F7eua Exaxket.e4 aa
e Efsa CORY AID ELorR TExcHAHaasa
49,. RICHMOND. Va, February IL 1870.
r OFFERINGS, ,t.J...z L Is
Whsdt.-White. 7a4bushels. Rex, I. sss hashels.
Gorn.-Whfte. 67s bushels. Mfxed, asz busneas.
Gdts.--ass bushels. I'LL s4Sk lsft 3f4rrg{zss
RUE &c bushels. -,,. 49,
Potdtoes.--10o bushels. !. 49,. - II
'sArrs. a.;T jSs7iF aid
Whent.-white, 40 bashels GOOD e. Sts<g ,Hs1
bushels good on private .termsi 49, basheis NJ
sla7s-total. $40 bushels. Red. so bushels good at
s1.s5: 17s bushels very Inferior ss 81 10 bush
els at ia total, Cd bushels. g.lct
Corn--Thite, Ia bushels on private terms; 1sU
bushels prtme on private terms ITO bushels very
good ut 9sc.-total 4o4 bushels. Mixed, 80 bushels
very good ut s7sc. ii, ,{.{
Odts.-l7o bushels very good at s2Sc.: 100 bushels
very good at &c: Too bushels seed winter at esc.
total. 40 brs hels. IN :. 80, Is 49, .4,r,v,a-r
Rye.--s2 bushels prime at 81. =
RE-ExHrBITEp. :. ~ esi,>%
Wheat White. 2ls bushels. 5-.GtIzt,t 1871
Corn-- White. 60 bushels, :, i. ssrr-ray e.:s
OdtS.-160 bushels.
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PSEUMATICs A FAILURE.-An actual test
was recently made in New Orleans of the
pneumatic power designed for the use of
street cars, but the thing was q failure.
The supply engine would not raise power
enough to work the cars. Only one hun
dred and fourteen pounds pressure could
be obtained.
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49, s,eamboat Explosion,

u,upurs. February 1.-THE steamer a!I.
MEaf nn.. from New Orleans for Pitts
burg, exploded near Helena, ARK and ia eiabt
Martin, the second engineer, M, anu s,e s,e,
deck hands, were killed. inc r sseei
Commercial, passing at the time sn raeea'se
tha balance of the crew and passense'''
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MACHINERY, &c.

HAVING RE-OPENED OUR WORKS
Ill at the buildings formerly occupied by the
Union Manufacturing Company, we are now pre-
pared to fill orders for all work In our line.
TOBACC FACTORY FIXTURES made and
repaired in the best manner.
llkinds Of FOUNDRY and MACHINE WORN
done. d. w. CAhDNELL W.,
manufacturers Of Agricultural Implements.
IN 1dIm ISL Cary street.
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Foreign News.

FRANCE.
PARIS, February 1.-THE city is entirely
tranquil.
Gustave Flaurens, the leader Of the riots,
is still at urge.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, February 1.-THE bullion in
the Bank of England has increased el45,-
900.
SPAIN.
MADRID, February lit is re-
that the Carlists are prepa-
instruction. The
-.porte'
ing for anothe
authorities are watchiuS
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A ROMANTIC SToRY-MARRlAGE, De-
SEXTON, AND DEArH.-On the 2lst of last
December colored couple bearing the
names of Bird Coles and Bette Elkins were
solemnly and duly united by marriage in
this city. Not more than week after, the
husband, becoming fascinated by the fever
of emigration which has recently ragged
among his race, deserted biz wife, that was
"nade his welded wife yesterday" and
went South to seek his fortune, leaving her
solitary and dlseonsolate behind him. Two
days ago she received 0 letter from one Of his
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Ripe Strawberries are now on the pro-
gramme in Texas.
The first salmon Of the season has been
caught in the Penobscot river, Maine.
A London pauper hanged himself through
dread Of the workhouse the other day.
Fifty out of a hundred students in the
Minnesota State University are women.
King William of Prussia declines to
abolish tue death penalty.
Silver has been discovered in Ashland
county, Wis.
\ bookseller in Galesburg, ILL.,, has a
Bible just 800 years old.
The fifteenth amendment, it is estimated,
makes &c., 900 new votes.
Tie insurance on the Great Eastern and
her cargo of cable is S3,500,OOo.
Senator Spraguc has been in his seat in
the Senate but once during the present
session.
Grand Junction, Iowa, has presented her
first native citizen-a girl-with a corner
LOT.
NAPOLEON is one of the largest landed
proprietors in Spain. He has several cha
teaus there.
The Kinck murder is now represented as
a sensational drama in several provincial
theatres of France.
A few days ago one of the Pittsburgh
banks paid So, 900 on a check which sub
sequently proved to be forgery.
Judge Bowling, of New York, has sent a
man to prison for six months for pointing
a loaded pistol at another and threatening
to shoot him.
Two men publish card in the Chicago
Tribune saying that they are the makers
of the Cardiff giant, and are ready to make
any, number to order.
Much evidence has been presented to
Governor Geary in the case of DR.. Sch6eppe,
and it is generally conceded that if the
Supreme Court shall decide that there is no
error in the record he will not be inclined
to extend clemency to the prisoner. The
record as it stands with the Executive is
most damaging to DR.. schoeppe.-Harris-
1urg telegram.
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LAND SALE.-Mr. Abner S. Randolph's
farm Of $50 acres, in Stafford county, to
Mark Bransler, Esq, of Vermont, for
So, notwithstanding NerS.
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LAND SALE.-137 acres near Treyillian's,
in Louisa county, to Mr.. John Bagly, of
England, for sl3 per acre-one-half cash
balance in twelve months.-Aatire Virgil
1liDD
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NV FRACTIONAL Notwithstanding
Boutwell, has directed that the American
and National Bank-Notc Printing Compa-
ncs shall furnish models for the new fifty
cent fractional currency note without delay.
The United States Treasurer has on hand
nearly 81 ,0a9 of notes Of this dcnomi-
nation; and while no more will be printed,
issues will be made according to requisi
,ion> until the new notes are ready for cir
cVl4tign.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, February 1l-Noon.- Consols. sst. Uni
ted States bonds firm.
LIVERPOOL, February ll-Noon,-Cottor-Up-
lands lid; Orleans hid; estimated sales, 10 occ
bales sales for the week, IS. 900 bales including
5000 for export and 9, 600 for speculation; stock,
35o 900 bales including 157 900 American receipts,
o., 900 bales, including 80, 900 American.
PARIS, February ll.--Bourse opened quiet
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M ACHIEE SHOP.
SLOAT 8 ADDINGTOE,
MdrHTNISTS.
WORKS AND OFFICE: 14l6 CARY STREET, HEAa
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND VA.

WORKS AND OFFICE: 1al6 CARY STREET, EEAa
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK; REPAIRING
sTEAM-ENGINEs and BOILERS In city and
country; TOBACCO WORK of all kinds made
and repaired, With all kinds Of steam.attings fof
samei PLATFORM and other SCALES Ap-
JUSTED and REPAIRED, Exclusive agents for
JUDSON'S PATENT sTEAH-ENGNE GOV
ERNOR, SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-EN-
STEAM GAUGES. Every one of these gauges
are warranted for year. We know them to be
tnan any other make. full line of the above ar.
ticlss always on hand. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDING OIL.CuP, for shaft
inc and all binds of machinery, which saves ninety
nsr cent of OIL This 10 the newest and best thing
now out, Gene and see It and us.
~" GEORGE 3. sLOA" ~
myD A. jackson
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ing Bureaa, and shen packed tinto boxes
and removed to the navy-yard, where they
we're destroyed IN one Of the sp1elting fur
Inaeea r tis{ Il Z -.,lls. 3.E7zg -ty'- -
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OASWELL HAZARD & CO.'S
~ PREPARATIONS.
F.ERRO-P HOSPHOR GRATED ELIXIR
OF CALISAYA BARK.
This beautiful ambcr-collred cordial Is agreea-
BILE to the taste, acceptable to the most delicate
stomach, has given universal satisfaction wher-
ever introduced and Is prescribed by tho most
eminent physicians IN all cases where pleasant
and eflcacious tonic is required.
RO-PnOSPHORATED ELIXIR OF
CALISAYA WITH BISMUTH,
adapted especially to gastric difficulties.
FERRO-P HOSPHORATED ELIXIR
CALISAYA WITH STRYCtINIA.
COD LIVER OIL; COD LIVER OIL WITH
IODINE, BROMINE, AND PHOSPHORUS:
COD LIVER OIL WITH IODIDE OF IRON.
AMMONIA ClTRATE-BISMUTH,
an inestimable remedy for difficult digestion.
acidty Of the stomach, nausea, and diarrhGs.
JUNIPER TAR SOAP,
a very efficient remedy for eutaneous Affection
ELIXIR LUPULINE, HYDRATE OF
CHLORAL, and
ARSENITE OF STRYCHEA.
The trade supplied at manufacturers prices By
THOMAS II. HAZARD, Sole Agent,
fe7 Franklin street corner Fourth.
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PROSPECT OF A BANK.-Certain public
spirited gentlemen are casting about to
establish a bank here. We know Of no
enterprise in which we would sooner invest
our money-if We had charlottesville
Vrginiaa.
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>rlNrs.-Thc Commissioner of Internal
Revenue designs issuing a new stamp Of
the one ami two-uu1ce denomination, Of
smaller size than tue present strip stamp,
Tor the especial Use of snuff manufacturers,
and the Continental Bank Note Company,
Of New York, has been requested to furnish
uolc!E o. The same.
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PHARMACEUTICAL.
!, CHLORAL HYDRAT-new hypnotic:
FLUID EXTRACT CALABAR, for tetanus:
sAvON VERT oNCTUEUX, for skin diseasesS
sULPHURoUs ACID, freshly prepared;
CHLoROFoRM; squibbs's purified:
ELIXIR HOPS, approved sedative
ELIXIR PEPsINE, IRON, and sTRYcHNIA.
and oil the new remedies as fast as they appear.
to be had OF MEADE ( BAKER,
Dispensing Pharmacists.
Heo .E ol9 Main street.
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Foreign News.
THE BRITISH paprrlnrSr :,

AaI Dni1lS PARLIAMENT
In the House of Lords on Thursday Lord
Redesdale said that bills were pending for
the construction of twenty-four street rail.
ways, with an aggregate Of one hundred
and forty-ive miles. OF these bills seven
related to the lines authorized in the streets
OF London. He advised that an official in.
quiry be made on this subject. The Earl
Of Kimberly promised that the Government
would make an investigation. The Earl OF
Kimberly submitted the correspondence be-
tween England and the United States on the
Alabama claims. The House adjourned. !
In the House of Commons Beaumont gave
notice OF bill to relieve bishops from at
tendance ut the House of Lords.
The Postmaster General explained that
the confusion in the telegraph service was
due to the inexperience of the new en-
ployes, bad weather, and sudden increase
of business. He implored the public to
have patience, as the trouble was tempo
rary.
Mr.. Gladstone moved that as O'Donovan
Rosa would not, under the low, take seat
in the House of Commons, a new writ of
election be issued for Tipperary. Henry
Matthews, member for Dungarvan, opposed
the motion.
The Solicitor General, admitting that
Rossa's crime was not treason, said that
nevertheless an attainder attached, and
the motion was within the powers of the
House.
Johnston made speech against the mo-
ton.
Gathrone Hardy argued that if Rossa
was member of the House he would be
liable to expulsion. The course of the
Government in this case would, therefore
have his support.
Sir Rounded Palmer concurred in the
opinion expressed by the Solicitor General
After speeches against the motion from
Bouyerie and Gregary, vote was taken
with the following result: For Gladstone's
motion, 30l against, 81.
LONDON, February 10.-A bill has been
prepared, which will be submitted to Par.
Lament at an early day, for making the
interest on consols payable quarterly.
There is active speculation in telegraph
shares in commercial quarters.
THE EGYPTIAN IRoN-CLADs.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, February 10.-Ismail
Pasha, Viceroy of Egypt. sent the Sublime
Porte the bill for the construction of the
iron-clads, but detains the vessels.
Later.-The Viceroy has concluded tt
send his iron-clads to Constantinople, but
will withhold the rifles manufactured fol
him in Europe.
THE COUNCIL AT ROME.
ROME, February lO.-The Ecumenica
Council is delayed with petitions from the
Gallican clergy, fayoring the dogma o.
papal infallibility.
SEIZURE OF 4 JOURNAL IN ROME.
Copies of the Gazette d'Augsbarg, con
tanning draft Of the canon Of papal in
fallibility, were seized and confscated a
the post-otice in Rome.
SPANISH TREATIES.
MADRID, February l0.-Thc Government
has sent authority to the Spanish Minister
at Washington to make treaties OF peace
with the Republics Of South America.
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-..umps, and fractional cur
:. these plates were oil obtained from N
/, the bapk.note companies and cointes oy
the clerks Of Mr.. McCartee, OF the f9ln'
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LEGAL TENDERS. The new twenty-lullar
lce4l-tcnier notes are ready for circulation.
Tie balance Of this series of new notes
the one hundred, five hundred, and one
thcusanddollar uotcs-will be ready in
about month.
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The post-oficc at Po!t Conway. King
George county, Va, has been rc&Stablished !;
Moses Blair appointed postmaster.
Mgcrnon Maupin, postmaster at Staun-
ton, Va, was arrested here last evening On
warrant issued by United States CoInmis-
s!oncr. johnson charging him with having
embezllel 81 ,O0J Of the public funls. lie
is held in security for further hearing
HuShiRqton letter in Baltimore SIN.
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MOOD & SONS DISPLAY OF
w FRENCH SOAPS PERFUMERY, and
TOILET POWDERS, Is the largest In the city.
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NEGRoEs.-About $50 negroes left yes
terday for the South. Twenty five of these
arrived on the Orange train. The most of
the balance came up on the Southside.
L,mch6urJ Republican, llth.
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METROPOLITAN WORKS,

CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAI oIHEC1H'
STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINES
and SAW-MILLS;
R0IJERS FORGINGS, CASTINGS Of IRON
or BRASS; MILL GEARING, &c. ,,o.
ENGINES and SAW-MlLLS OF various SIZES
always On hand
Old engines, &C., repaired and sold on commits.
sion or exchanged for new. AL other repairs
promptly and satisfactorily done. H..
Send for descriptive circulars.
de2s WILLIAM Z. TANNER b co.
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4 REVOLUTIONARY HERO FROM BALT1-
NoRE.-H Washington, February lO.-John
MIS-. OF Baltimore, soldier of the Revolu-
ton, now residing in Baltimore, called to
pay his respects to the President. The
veteran, with but little assistance, walked
Wy the long flight OF stairs Leading to the
Presidents Office, and, although one hum
,rcl and eight years of aye, did not COM
plain of fatigue. The President received
the aged visitor with the profoundest re-
spcct and listened TO his conversation with
tie deepest interest. He alluded to the
fact that he had met every President of the
United states and witnessed the surrender
# Lord CORVALLIS at Yorktown.
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SUDDEN DEATHs.-On Wednesday night
the I'd instant Mrs. Terrill, wife of Dr..
Uriel Terrill, died very suddenly of apo
plexy at her residence, few miles east of
Orange Courthouse, and on Saturday night
the 9Th instant her son (Dr. r. NJ. Terribly
died very suddenly at Pactolas, N. C.-Na-
tirc Virginion.
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ORANGES AND LEMONs.-Messina
" FRUIT receiving by steamers, and selling
low to close assignments by
Jazz HTLST q KING.
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TIE NORTHERN METHODIST CHuRcH.-
Candy, on the 10Th ultimo, issued stupid
order that . the minister and members OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church at Frede-
ricksburg (what northern Methodists are
here p and the minister and members of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South shall
have the right to occupy the building al
tcrnatcly," sc.
What right has Candy to order anything
in the matter Fredericksburg Ae'CS.
His orders are no longer binding.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

DISABILITIES. - Information received
horc this morning from Richmond ie to the
osc,t that Governor Walker has advised the
legislature to select for Judges the best
mon, without regard TO their conditions of
g." POLITICAL disability" and to rely upon the
removal of their disabilities after the cleo
ron. This intelligence has produced pro-
found impression among the Republican
members of Congress, and Virginia gentle
men whose sources of information are of
the best character say that action on this
recommendation will imperil the passage of
sny hill whatever for the removal of disa-
h,litics.- - Washington tclegram~-Ateran-
aria GGzchC.
ASSESSMENT nEclSloNs.-Thc assessor of
tlc thivtv-sccond New York district has
a.kcd whether. under the existing laws,
there is power to assess taxes upon tobacco,
snuff. and cigars. aud also whether, in case
u compa rison of the returns Of cigar manu-
lecturers with the January Inventories and
with the collectors record of stamps sold
shows deficiency unaccountcd for, he
sh?I Vrccccd 10 make assessments for such
tch,icnc:cs In reply. the Commissioner of
1ntcrna, EcNcHnc states that the law in
both cases referred to authorizes the assess
mcn;S. and that in view of the question
lining raised he has instructed assessors,
whenever IT the close Of the year, upon
the recent Il the January inventory, if
ary considerable discrepancy appears to
c>,st between the monthly returns and the
in.cn;ory and collectors record of stamps,
10 examine into the reasons .! such discrc-
RANGES, and directs Assessor Cleveland to
proceed accordingly. The same instruc-
HONS have likewise been issued to asses
sars throughout the country.
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~ POTATOES SEQ! FOE .s ssi pyss.
~ EsE!y Rs ss;, sss1ha ssss. s1
prsssly for seed anu XLLisoN . Aop- -eo--===
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GERMAN EMlGRANTs.-A party Of emf
grants, direct from Germany, arrived in
the city q few days ago. There are four
men and one woman in the party-all TO-
bust and fne-looking. They announce their
purpose of settling near Campbell Court
house for the purpose Of engaging in farm
ing and the cultivation of the grape, and
state that other parties will soon join them.
They were still in the city on Wednesday
nisht.-Lmchbug Republican.
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We are authorized to soy that active ope-
yAt.ons will soon be commenced on the To-
;onac railroad extending from Fredericks-
h"r- to NcXnalria. Va. An organization.
under IL" charter granted by the last Legls-
latUre for this important road, was effected
some time since by capitalists from Nlr-
y:uia. Washington, and philadelphia,
among whom are Jay Cooke & Co. 1t is
the intention OF the parties to commence
the construction of the road at the earliest
practicable moment. and with this view
Colonel Carter NJ. Braxton has been invited
10 accept the position of chief engineer.
Colonel Braxton will proceed without de-
lay. under instructions froln the Board OF
directors, to prepare the line for the con-
tractors. that upon the opening OF spring a
large construction force may be placed upon
the work. - fu$hington star.
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FIRE IN 'NoRFoLK.-Thc store No. Mar
ket square was partly burned Thursday. c.
W. Newton, owner Of the building, loss
partial, covered by insurance in the Mutual.
Miles and Creekmur, on the first floor, loss
total almost; insured for S., 900 in Deming's
Agency, $4,000 in the Richmond Fire and
Marine, and 81, 500 in the Home, New
Haven. Melville Wood, loss partial, barely
covered by insurance in o. Windsor's
agency. lIaskell's losses are not known,
nor his insurance, if any. A huckster oc-
cupied the basement as store-room, but
we could learn nothing in regard to his
losses or insurancc.-Norfolk Firginian.
The Van Buren press., 1870-03-15

PERsoNAL.--We had the pleasure yes
terlay of a call from Mr. II II Marean,
formerly with the noted Arkansas house
Of Morrell u Marean, at Van Buren, in
which his father was partner Mr. NJ
is now connected with one of the most
extensive mems and boys ready made
rlothing and furnishing houses in Boston
and will be glad to take orders We hap
pen to know that his original house was
one Of the best in the land, and we be-
lieve dealers will be able to purchase to
the best advantage after consulting him.
u X. Gazette, l0M.
1t will be gratifying to HrRprRr's many
friends in Van Burcn, to see him back at
his old home again, if only for short
time, for he will not, certainly, get as
near as Little Rock, and not come up.
There was no young man in the State,
with more personal popularity than he,
and we speak for him a cordial reception
wherever his business may call him. The
Boston House is fortunate.
The Van Buren press., 1870-03-15

METROPOLITAN HoTEL.-W with pleas
ure, call attention to the Metropolitan
Hotel at Little Rock. This, we are as
sured, is to be first class house. Mr..
WHITE of the firm, has long been con-
nected with the hotel business, and il is
generally admitted on all sides, "knows
how to keep hotel" The Metropolitan
occupies what is know as the Bank or
Tebbett's Block. The Hotel accommo-
dations, heretofore at the Capitol Of the
State, have net been up 10 the demands
Of the public, and every one will be pleas
cd to know a new House is open. Attcn.
ton is directed to the card of this hotel
In our paper.