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Postal.

Nnn pEE>IpENcY.-Thc following extract
l.utu a leading article by the tuupcr>toWn
-. - trc,mna'S Ju,Jnal is thought to
r.,r hcru inspired 10y Judge Wilson. Of Tie
lifted ~tHt"> supreme Court:
"thri Justice Chase has dismissed al
.t,-n, ot being candidate for President
81. N,Jr. and 1T favor al tn" nomination ol
GATOR iiIHuh!iI ~ the opposition G!hul-
g 'r. Nj. Irunhul i understood 10 he \
u,}ruur tarl man, and opposed 10 high
Protective tariff. Jhc lc;lltl Of Judge Chase
j, Hot sufficiently restored To admit "i The
excitement o! political campaign such as we
uIc likely /" have this year, Il tact which he
iuliyic:,!lzc,. Most Of the leading Democrats
81 this state are al present inclined 10 accept
senator rrun.bUll ~ the coming man. but
oppn>" ANY prcCipi,:',r a"li"u."
( Washington dispatch says: :" The men
WHO are controlling the Cincinnati Convrn-
ton, y hicn is called to nominate =; liberal
t.-nuh,r.n ticket for President and Vice
President. have bvcOlnc IMMERSED With the
idea that theresa definite prospect Of Grant S
lring SCI aside at the Philadelphia Conven-
ton, aid DESTROYS of making no premature
urv,c-, 1hcy have decided 10 postpone the
Cincinnati Convention till June 10, III order
l!lul they nny accept The nominee at PhlEI-
70 GglVI:a il j, be lnan on whom they can
unite"
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KANSAS Topeka, February 12.-Ihe Kan
sas Senate to-day passed the usury bill, which
provides that no matter what contract may
be made for interest, only twelve per cent
can be collected.
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100 CASKS GUINNESS & HIBBERT'S
PORTER, direct Importation;
% hogshcads NEW ORLEANS SUGAR,
25 hogsheads CLEAR RIB SIDES,
100 bags RIO COFFEE,
50 bugs LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
50 mats GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE.
80 mats OLD GOVERNMENT BROWN JAVA
very choice;
so boxes CREAM CHEESE,
100 boxes ADAMASTISE CANDLES,
800 barrels HERRINGS,
rs barrels MACkEREL,
I.5po sacks BUCKLEY Sc DEiK1NS SALT,
for sale al lowest market prices by
jazz >. I. IAfD1 " ~.
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The DrELLo ~ New OHLEASs-PIsToLs
AZ: SWORDS FOR ElvE.-Ne,r York, February
"a New Orleans dispatch states That
several GG"ls have originated from the tes;l-
mouy oI Captain scott before the ConSrcs-
sgn,l Committee, who swore to tic bribery
OF certain officials. Scott has challenged
senator Campbell, and they will fight with
GJu'lr-balTcIcd SIIot-gun:. Lucien Adams
challenged Scott. and they will fight with
s"ords. Police Superintendent Badger ir's
rhtllengcd Carter.
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Rev. DR.. Deems announces that the mis-
sionary debt Of the Southern Methodist
Church is all paid, principal and interest.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD CoMrASf.(
ESGIEEER'S OFFICE.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, JANUARY %, 1871.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
i at this Office UNTIL. FEBRUARY %. ls!2, Tor
The COSSTRUCTIoN OF 4 ASSENGER DEPOT
and SHED at Huntington, on the main line ol TIE
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Bids may In. made for each class Of work snpa-
rlely-Woo,.. Brick. Iron, Slate PlaStcrtng. GEiz-
ing, and Painting. Films and specifications TO BE-:
seen at this Office. Building l00x25, three stories
high. with Marsard roof. IL. Il. DOUGLAS,
e. Std Division Engineer.
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GROCERIES, DC.

TOHN II. WILLIAMS, OF THE LATE
y firm Of IIarveys & Williams, has the pleasure of
Informing his friends and the trade generally thai he
ha : taken the new store In Columbian Block No.
1907 Cary street. and Is now receiving by every
steamer choice lots OF FRESH GROCERIES, which
he will always sell at the lowest market prices.
/ am now receiving and have In store,
loo barrels standard SUGARS.
So barrels extra T. COFFEE SUGARS.
50 barrels standard CRUSHED SUGARS,
10 hogsheads choicest NEW ORLEANS SUGARS,
10 boxes very handsome HAVANA SUGARS,
20 hogsheads prime BACON SHOULDERS,
20 tierceS choice LARD.
100 boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES. GS;
81 kegs Newcastle Ri CARB. SODA,
la1 barrels very choice dark SYRUPS,
30 bags RIO COFFEES.
a call Is solicited. JOHN Fl. WILLIAMS.
fe l3-lm 1907 Cary street.
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OATS,-"2S UusneIs.
pEMAREG

Offerings of wheat reduced almost to nothing either
from ascarciy of the article or disposition OIL the
part ofhoders to keep the article off the market with
the view to higher prices. Corn in small supply
too email for the crop, and prices firm; so mucl,
that prime mixed before the close Of the market,
jumped up one cent beyond the highest figure for
prime white. This price for comparatively
small lot. Oats In light supply. No doubt the large
holders felt 1t was to offer market, rs the
sales to-day showed, for only os bushels were sold,
and they came down one cent below the figure of
Monday. Meal sells readily and bringsa good price.
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OFFICE CITY ENGISEER.l
RICHMOND VIRGINIA. February 18th, ls72
NTOTICE.-TO STONE-MASONS AND
~ ERlCK-IAYERS-Seac proposals will be
received at this Office until 10 o'clock II. MONAn:
February 18TH, for the construction OF ClLNEklS
at The following points, Vi ~,
In TN, r.yiuc between Broad and Marshall streets.
across Twcnty-irst street : In the ravinc ictwee,I
Marshall and Clay streets. across Iwcilty-inIrth
Street and i'm the ravnc hutwccn Broad and Grace
streets, across Twcnty-nlnth street.
For further information apply ut this Office.
The Committee on Streets Generally reserves the
right to reject any or AL proposals.
CHARLES II. DIMMOtk.
f. LTD City Engineer.
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CITY AUDITORS OFFICE, J

CITY AUDITORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA. JANUARY 20. 1872
NOTICE TO TRANSFERS. OWNERS
~ or CARTS. DRAYS, WAGONS, HACKS, &c.
The CITY LICENSES for running wheeled vehicles
on the streets expire January 81, ST?. Thereby give
notice that alr owners, &c. is above arc relure 10
procure the licenses for 172 at this office on or before
Inc 18th day OF February. lsI2 or be Liable 10 Inc h
imposed by city ordinance. ,n,cr
=; q,,Eor5 Auditor.
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICE or THE BOARD OF liEA.TIT,t
RICHMOND. February IL, 1877.
ENuE UNDERTAKES OF THIS CITY
l. ami the superintendent of the different Gene
.erics are hereby notified that hereafter no burial OF
persons dying beyond the limits OF this city will lr
allowed In any Of the cemeteries under the jurislic-
ton of this Board unless certificate In the form
prescribed hy the Board Is furnished either by we
health otIiccr the coroner. Or a member uf this
Heard. J. &. CABELL. VI. D.,
70 In-lw President Board of Health.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" RUAD.-On and after September LIST PAsSES-
GER TRAINS will leave Richmond Sundays ex-
cepted) rs follows
$40 A. M-MAIL TRAIN for the White Sulphur
Springs, connecting at Gorionsvlle with the ORANGE
Alexandria and MANASSAS train for Washington anu
North, and Iynchburg and South.
3:35 r. MMODATlOS TRAIN tor Cor
louisville, except on Saturday, ON which day u leaves
mt F. VI. This train connects at Gordonsviie WIN
the night trains on the Orange, Alexandra ana Ma-
nass;ls railroad for LINCllBuRG aud MhsAlNu-
TON. ..
Northwest and Southwest. ,.,
Stecrare tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg ilayre, Rotterdam
Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gothenhnr 10 ail PHe
on this road can BE- bought of the General ilcSct
Agent at Richmond, or can bc ordered through any
station agent on the road. r,
Further information may te obtained al Tie Iom-
pany's offices.
No passenger trains are run on Sundays.
A. n. PERRY. General superintendent.
JAMES +. NETHERLAND, General Ticket Agent.
DC IL
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CITY AUpIToR's OFFICE,l

CITY AupIToR's OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, January 20, 1872.
rVO OWNERS OF DOGS.-Licenses for
dogs to run at large during 1879 will he issued al
this office, commencing FEBRUARY |, 1872. lfnot
procured by the 18th of February the penalties Of the
ordinance will be enforced. n,cr
4, ,,tEch1s Auditor.
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SEWlSG-NFACFfINES.
ONE MONTHS TRIAL BEFORE PURCHA

WANTED, honest southern men and women who
prefer to purchase good southern productions rather
than be swindcd by carpet-bag humbugs.
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T.l!,c-ni OF Archbishop SraIssinS--Em-
mcmse sia.s:criG;s OF E'eei.Ie-"n,nIso-
.iug Array o. s'resatcs--'EIse Funeral
Gnfsege-- discourse Rev Archbishop,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF tESe Remains
Ira Giic Crypt. Sc.
Rc,,oricu for The Baltimore sun.
The funeral Of The late Archbishop Martin
John SImldiuy took place Yesterday, and, rs
was expected. wa: the largest religions de.
mollStratiun Of the kind that ever took place
in Baltimore and probably the most impo-
sing ever held in this country. The occasion
WAS one that enlisted the sympathies not only
OF the Roman Catholic population of this
and ncghboring cities, butalso OF large NUM-
bcrs Of Protr>tant>, and insured their res
cncc in Great nl;tsS. Ever since tie dea h o
the Archbishop. and during tie period the
remains lay in state at the archlcpEcora.
residence. on North Charles street, visitors II
the mansion lave been continl Gus and
countless but the outpouring of pc ,p'c yes
trrdlv exceeded all expectations. The va
riuus Catholic societies, III addition t. the
nia>acS OF Interested people, male ana tcnla'e.
were arIaycd along the streets within the
short square OF two extending around from
the front Of the mansion on Charles street,
through IhNIbtiIN ~ iii' tioiii VI ny 'N'''.
drr,l on Cathedral street. and through which
the funeral procession, consisting Of bishops,
priests. srlnilarians. DC, were TO pass.
At half-past O'Clock III the morning the
remains were placed in the handsome coffin
prcuarcd Tor their reception, and were viewed
by many of the clergy Us they arrived at the
mansion.
THE GATHERING HOST.
The people began to gather Ill the Nlclhlty
of the cathedral as early aS O'Clock, ana
shortly after that hour the crowd became so
great that it was with difficulty that force
Of policemen, with the Young Catholics
Friend Society, who were on hand for the
purpose, could keep the pavement clear III
front Of the episcopal residence and OH Null
berry street. At each gate Of the cathedral
enclosure, as well US at the entrances 10 the
mansion strong force Of policemen were
stationed, and no one WAS allowed to enter
but those having authority to do so. By
halfmast 8 o'clock the vast crowd had blocked
..il those portions OF the streets from which
q view could be obtained Of the expected tu-
neral line. In addition TO large crowds on
the sidewalks and extending into the car
riagc-way, every house on Charles, Mulberry,
and Cathedral streets, had its doors, balco-
MES, and windows filled with ladies and 9TH
ers anxious to view the solemn procession,
and in many cases men and youths could be
seen on the housetos. The large dwelling
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TOR SALE, AT LOWEST MARKET
IA prices.
80 barrels OLD RYE WHISkEY,
so boxes PRIME CHEESE,
1oa barrels REFINED SUGARS,
100 barrels KNIGHTS SYRUP,
sou sacks LIVERPOOL SALT.
fcS HARVEY 4 JONES
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA, February 10, 1879.

CURN AND FLDUR ENEHhNHE,{
RICHMOND, VA, February 10, 1872. !
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, none. Rcd IS bushels.
C0RN.--Whlte. loo bushels. Mixed, 60 bushels.
OkTS--3ss bushels. - a.,
MEAL--6s bushels.
CLOVER SEED.-3e bushels
SALES.
WHEAT.-Red, IS bushels fair at sISo
ConS.-Whitc, loi bushels prime ut &C. Mixed,
80 bushels prime at &C
OATS.-93 bushels very good spring ut s3c.
MEAL--Country. az bushels good mt 7Ic
CLOVER SEED.-ls bushels nj s7.as.
RE-EXHiBfTED.
bushpJr
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BOTH DAY AND NIGHT SCHEDULES
RESUMED. t....

UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd.Strect station, Rich
mond, ut $50 A. NJ.
UP NIGHT MAI. leaves Byrd-street station,
Richmond, at s:i5 p. NJ. -tt,sI
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-Strces sta
ton, Richmond, at $50 p. NJ.
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-Street sts-
ton, Richmond, 1t 2I7P.sM.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-street sta
ton Richmond, at $50 A. NJ.
DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives at
Broad-Street station, Richmond, at S:l2 j. NJ.
ACCOMMODATIONS IRA IN runs to Milford only.
Travellers bound west ria Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road will by taking the 52a j.. NJ. mail hence connect
with the 1875 T. NJ train at Relay House. on the Baltl.
more and Ohio railroad. BY the ':i5 Y. M. they VIII
connect with the $50 a. VI. st Relay House, on the
same road-the former being also the quicker line
for points west. J. i GENTRY,
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
+. 7. D. MYERS, General superintendent. fe l.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
IL ROAD-On and after December !, 1871:

III ROAD.-On and after December !, 1871:
GOING WEST.
Train No. Through passcnger) leaves Richmond
daily Except Sundays ut 1905 4. NJ: leaves Dam
vile ut 1903 A. NJ. arrives at Greensboro at l:52
Train No o U.ynchburg passcngcr) leaves Rich
mond daily ut OILS 4. NJ. arrives at Lynclburg ut
L. NJ.
Train No. II Through mail and cxprcssl leaves
ut O:l4 z. NJ; arrives ut Greensboro daily at l:!2
A.. NJ.
Train No. Il Through mail and eSpress) leaves
Greensboro daily at 1850 =. NJ: leaves Danvlllc
daily at lO:l2 T. NJ; arrives at Richmond daily ut
5lI A. NJ.
Train No Through passenger) leaves Green's
boru' daily Except Sundays Ut 1906 a. NJ leaves
Danyillc ut l27 T. NJ. arrives ut Richmond ut s:2l
PM.
Train No. 10 (Lynchburg passenger leaves Lynch
burg daily ut $50 4. NJ. leaves Burkcyille at l..
NJ. :; arrives ut Richmond at4 r. VI.
Trains Nos. 2 and IL connect Mt Greensboro with
trains OH the North Carolina railroad for all points
south.
Train No. connects ut Burkcviilc with train on
the AtaHte, Mississippi and Ohio railroad Tor all
points southwest and south.
THROUGH TICKETS to MI points south and
southwest can Ike procured ut the ticket office In
lantic Mississippi aud Ohio railroad, No. 1923 Malu
street, Richmond.
Papers TINT have arrangements 10 advertise the
schedule Of this company VIII please print as above.
| JOHN K. MACMURDO,
| General Freight and Ticket Agent.
| T. NJ Il TALCorr, Engineer and supel1NeEd-
| put. ~ "a
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TILE ARCunINCESE,

Until the appointment of successor to the
late Archbishop, the Affairs of the archdiocese
will he administered by Very Rev. Father
Coskery, enlargement, who is at present slif-
fcrin. from painful illness.
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2'unc-ai OF Archbishop SraIsins--Em-
ncnSc Gathering .Sf E'ccisIe-"linIso-
siu; Array O.. Eresafcs--'E'ise Funeral
GHfsege--DisronFsc Rev Archbishop,
3eeE<sss. cy--Dcs.os;t OF tEse Remains
tts as,e e'srEti. Sc.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAlLRoAD 1D-,t
RICHMOND, VA, january 20, 1877.
an AND AFTER FEBRUARY 1sT the
" TRAINS on this road viii run as follows:
The MAI. TRAINS leave Richmond at 3:i5 a.
NJ and $50 =. NJ, ana leave Petersburg Ut 4:js a.
NJ. and TOO L. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger coach at
tached, leave Richmond at !. NJ. and 4:io 81,
and leave Petersburg at 7:i5 A. NJ. and 1850 +. ~;
and all ACCOMMODATION TRAIN connecting
with the train from Norfolk leaves Petersburg at 10
The sI5 A. NJ. TRAIN Will not leave Richmond
on Sundays, and the 7:i5 \. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN
and 100 p. NJ. Mali. TRAIN will not leave Peters
burg on Sundays.
| Fare for single tickets rs
Fare for return tickets. ............. 2 90
Communication tickets can De bad 1t TIC following
| rates:
Fifty trip-trkets for. ..........$4o 90
| One hundred trip-tickcts for........ % 90
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 230 =. NJ.
| DAILY TRAIN, and those from Norfolk will con-
| meet ut Petersburg With the 10 A. S1. TRAIN.
Passengers from Glover Hill will take the $50 A.
| NJ TRAIN on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays;
| and returning leave Richmond on the same days ut
| $50 Z. NJ.
The NAIL TRAINS will stop only at Chester and
The 5 A. NJ. TRAIN will connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad for
SLEEP SLEEP fNGnGcARs on the $50 p. NJ. TRAIN. run
| ming through to Wilmington. X. b. KASEY,
| Ja3O Ticket and Freight Agent
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GHOICE GREEN TEA.--Four chests
v cxtr,, fine GREEN TEA just received.
WILLIAM &. DANDRlDGE 4 co..
Z, oa So7 Broad street
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COFFEE.-The best La
L GUAYRA COFFEE, toasted.
WILLIAM q. cambridge & co..
IN o. S27 Broad street
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The remains were borne along the lighted
arcllway, preceded by the bishops, and on
reaching the nmrsoleum in the crypt, con-
s,ructed to contain all that was mortal of the
great departed, the coffin was placed ina case
and Il short prayer recited over the remains
by Bishop Whelan, following which the case
WIS placed in its final resting-placc. The pro-
C .ssion then wendell its way slowly back TO
the auditorium above, by which time the
vast congregation had left the building. As
has been previously stated, the crypt, or
tombs of the archbishops, is under the main
altar, the entire space beneath the cathedral
being vast vault. Upon entering the vault
under the main entrance to the body OF the
cathedral long passage-way leads to tile
crypt ON each side ofwhich are numerous dark
archways, reaching under I'LL parts of the
structure. Within the crypt arc found the
tombs of five of the six previous Archblsil-
ops of Ba!t.morc-n Archbishops Car
roll, Marccha, Whitfield, Ecclcston, and
kenrick, Archbishop Neale being buried at
Georgetown. The tomb of Archbishop
Spalding adjoins that of Archbishops Ecclcs-
ton and kenrick, and was constructed the day
after his death. In front Of all the tombs are
marble slabs bearing the names, ages, &c, OF
the illustrious dead.
THE ARCHDIOCESE,
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H w. JONES, DENTIST, has -
VI always pure and fresh NITROUS 0A-0orffU
IDE GAS FOR painless extraction OF teeth:
ARTIFICIAL TEETH made OF any description
and of best materials.
OLD GOLD PLATE taken In exchange for new.
All operations thoroughly performed ana war
OFFICE Franklin street, No. I'll, between Seventh
and Eighth iefin
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LOUISVILLE.
Railroad Accident.

LOUISVILLE, November l9.-The pas.
senger train on the Ohio and Missis =
sirpi railroad, which left Cincinnati at
$50 A. NJ. to day for this city, stopped
at Deputy, Ind, thirty eight miles from
here, to water. While standing there
a delayed freight train came dashing
along a, a high rate Of speed. The en-
gineer attempted 10 pull out the pas
senger train, but had hardly got into
motion when the freight train struck
the passenger train, smashing and tele.
scnping both coaches The alarm had
been given and all the passengers except
five ladies and their children jumped of
the train. Mrs S K Foote, of this
citv, badly cut about the face and head
and severely wounded and her infant
child received a severe cut on the
head; Mrs Edwards, of this city, bad
" injured in the back and lett arm and
her infant had its shoulder broken ;
Mrs. McQnade, who was on her way 10
Nashville, had her sknll fractured and
was otherwise injured, her face being
crushed to jelly; she is thought to he
fatally Injured. The wounded were
brought here and placed in St. Joseph's
Iufirmary. BY the torce OF the collision
the wrecked train was showed upon the
bridge, where the cars took fire from the
stove, but by great exertion the wounded
were removed tefore the fire reached
them.
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FIR NCE.
Government Crisis Imminent.

Government Crisis Imminent.
PARIS, Novemb ia Government
crisis is again imminent. President
Theirs, in consequence Of the disagree
ment in the Assembly and the increas'
ing opposition and hostility manifested
towards the Government, threatens to re-
sign. The dissolution Of the Assembly
ia also believed to be imminent, and it
i, stated on aemi-official authority that
the appointment OF military trlum'
yira,e, consisting of Generals Change
mault, S,dumvault and Marshall Nc
Mshon will Immediately be made in
the event Of Thiers carrying his threat
O, re-isnation into effect. This trium-
virate will be invested with all u.ual
movers necessary Tor the proper conduct
of the Government. The excitement
over tine impending crisis is very great
The strong partisan feeling exhibited
during the debate in the House yester-
dsv, when the strength OF the o2posi-
ton was made strlkingly manifest, has
been widely discussed and the opinion
prevails that the country is aga'n on
the eve Of Az important political event
PoIrt cal circles are greatly asirated and
the further action of the Pre-ldent or
Assembly is awaited with anxiety.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Railway Cars Burned.

PHILADELPHIA, November l9.-Last
evening five cars, standing on the track
of the Pennsylvania railroad, containing
oil. caught fire from the sparks rom a
passins locomotive and were consumed
the loss is estimated at $l50OO0.
An Extensive Fire.
At 3:35 this afternoon the steam pipe
running under the boilers OF the planning
mill, sasl. and bedstesd factory at 4O9
and All Browne street, exploded. and in
consequence OF the coal fire under the
boiler being scattered and coming Inlo
contact with the shavinga, the place was
get on fire and soon enveloped in
flames and the factory, eighty feet in
depth and four stories high, destroyed
Messrs. Rehett & Lincoln, the occu
pants OF the third and rourth stories,
lost $4,000; insured in the Royal. OF
Liverp ,o., and other companies. g. B.;
DeKellpv, occupant OF the first and
second a 1ors, lost $4,000 in stock, on
which he had $4,000 insurance in the
Lycomiug, of Pennsylvania. The
property belonged 10 Abner Lincoln aud
was insured for $45OO
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OHIO.
KILLED at a House OF III.Fame.

KiIIed at House OF III.Fame-
CIRcLEvrLLs, November l9.-Jesse
Funk, a we'll known sport, was stabbed
and killed at house OF ill.fame in this
place last evening, by his mistress
Alice Moote. 1t seems that Funk has
for some time suspected rival 10 a man
who stands high here, but whose name
has not been made public, and has been
watching for him for some time. LAST
evening Funk discovered this man en-
tering the house of his mistress ard
followed him, when a severe struggle
ensued, His rival succeeded in making
his escape, minus his hat and portion
OF his coat. Funk then turned his al.
tention to the inmates. and, after sbus-
ing them, commenced breaking the
furniture After vsinly endeavoring to
pacify him, his mistress advanced and
stabbed him in the lei breast He ran
few steps and then fell, expiring 10 a
few moments. Alice was arrested and
committed to answer a charge OF muir
der in the first degree.