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Death from Asphyxfa.

WILMINGTON, February 2l.-A. McGeachy,
citizen of Robson county, died at the Pur-
cell House from asphyXia produced by in
haling gas. He extinguishcd the gas last
night but failed to turn it off, and died
at IL N. to-day. The room was broken open
this evening and McGeachy was found quite
dead -a .s
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Celebrating the e2d.

Editors Dispatch,-I fancy I see my friend
General George Washington in nubibus, in
fair.top boots, regimentals, cooked hat, and
wings, listenining delightedly to the thunder
of cannon and smelling burnt gun powder
compIacentIy because be was born on GER
tain day. On! what utter absurdity. As n
modus OF noise-naking it is but little less
childish than gongs, tom.toms. and pop
crackers. and yet, homo sum, rather en-
Joy it; only would like ten thousand mil
lion Of cannons roaring from dawn till mid
niab - q. - Z. l'2c9 III, s,s x.
p. s.-Don't put 1t In. II couldn't help
writing it, though. It :" done me good.
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Petition OF steel Consumers.

BosroN, February 21.-The petition OF
the steel consumers 10 Congress contains the
names of over three hundred and fifty prom
inent manufacturers in all parts Of the coun-
try who represent over $10o: 1000 capital,
employing more than $4,000 hands. The
West, New York State, Pennsylvania, and
the New England States are largely rep
resented. Their object is reduced and
specific duty on steel. f2 at1ssss.ts = .sst1E..
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

FORMATION OF TIE NEW CABIYET, hc. /
LONDON, February 21.-The following list
OF new members of the Cabinet is offered 4
First Lord Of the Treasury, Disraeli.
C6anceiior of the Exchequer, Sir Stafford
Northcote.. .>@@s'sT' - -. s.
First Lord Of the Admiralty, Ward Hunt.
SECRETARIES OF STATE.
For Home Department, Richard Asheton
Cross. s5lsS G@z - s. -
For Foreign Department, Earl of Derby.
For Colonial Department, Earl of Carnar-
yon.
For War, Claiborne Hardy.
For Department Of India, Marquis Of
Salisbury. t@
Lord high Chancellor, Lord Cairnes.
Lord of the Privy Seal, Earl Of Malmes-
bury.
Lord President of the Council, Duke of
Richmond. ae.ssss1 s1 II a ~
Lord John Manners is appointed Post
master-G General. , .ass
The Times, in its afternoon issue, says:
Lord Lennox is to be Commissioner of
Works and Buildings. 80 -
Captain Stanley, Under Secretary Of State
for War. ga.s.. r-s .... ..e.- 4.... s....,
Sir John Charles Hey, Secretary to the
Admiralty. =
Lord Hamilton, Under Secretary for the
Foreign Department.. ,@. 3
DIsRAELl AND THE QUEEN.
Disraeli had an interview with the Queen
at 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
| .s .f..ss.c A NEW PEER, IT,.
| Cardwell, who was Secretary of State for
War in thelGladstone Ministry, is 10 be- ele-
waited to the peerage under the title OF
Viscount Rivington.
LONDON, February 21.-The action OF
DisraeIi in limiting bis Cabinet 10 twelve
members is generally approved by the press.
Gladstone's Cabinet was composed of fifteen
members.
Sir Charles Edward Trevelyan is TO b.
made baronet.
Mr.. Packenham, secretary Of the British
legation at Washington, and Dir. Watson
secretary Of legation at Copenhagen, are Il
exchange places.
The following additional appointment
under the new Government are announced
Lord SandoD, Yice-Presdent of the Coun
| ell Lord George Charles LennoX, Commis
sioner of Works and Buildings; and Smith
member Of Parliament elect from West
minister, Financial Secretary of the Treasury
SURRENDER OF The CAPITAL OF AsHANTEE.
LONDON, February 21.-The Times say
| that telegrapbic dispatch was received a
Cape Coast Castle on the 2Sth OF Januar
| from the expcditionary force announcln
that Coomassie, the capital OF Ashantee, ha
surrendered to General Sir Garnett Wolse
ley, and that the King and his family wer
prisoners. .s.e
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The War in utiny at
Lima.

New YORK, February 21.-The steamer
Acapulco, from Aspinwall on The 18th, re-
ports the forces Of Salvador and Guatemala
are besieging President Arias, of Honduras,
in Comayagua, his capital. The allied
forces had addressed to him note giving
him three days to deliver up the capital,
otherwise the city would be taken by as
sault. It is not known what reply senor
Arias gave.
On tue night of the 25th ultimo the sol
diers of the barracks of La Francisco mutt
MED in Lima. An attack was made on the
picket at the gate of the barracks, and fire
was opened and returned at snort range;
The guard stood firm. Thirteen were killed
and thirty wounded.
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USMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND p PosT-OFFICE FEBRUARY 21.-Phiip
J. Elliott, Midlothian post-cttice, Chester
field county, Va; Mrs. James Fisken, Glen
dale, Ohio; Mr.. James Fukey, Richmond,
Va. i; Miss Hector Hecht, Rockets, Rich
mond, Va; W. P. Montague, Irving
Place, New York city; Sheriff of New Kent
county, New Kent Courthouse, Va.
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FARo-BANKs.-The Finance Committee Of
the Legislature has fully considered the eX.
pedieucy of licensing banks, and have
concluded to report separate bill proyidlng
for license-tax of 81 GOO upon that KIND OF
business. This tax would yield NOT less
than S15, 900 in Richmond alone.
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fA:poSEp.-On Saturday the Governor
trahtcd pardon TO Eiius A. Thacker, Of
t'lriaaIIc, u upon condition that he should
'2'ati, abstain for three years FROM the use
oi >Wr;tuous liquors aud Intoxicating drinks
I" any kind. except incidentally, and then
Tiiy upon written prescription Of regu-
'afiy l'-actlcing physician" Thacker was
convicted OF malicious shooting, and sem
'.nceo ts'2onliucnent liz the county Jail of
AlheEnaEiG for six weeks.
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CELEBRATION AT ASSOCIATION HALL.-The
Richmond Amateur Literary Association ex-
poets to have grand celebration at the
rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation tonight. They propose to have
public debate, and to enliVen the occasion by
the aid of band of music.
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A MOVE, Proceetilng.

WoncEsrEa, February 1.-The farm Of
Stephen C. and Abbey Kelley Foster was
sold at auction. this morning by the tax.col-
Iector for S8,2s4 unpaid taxes OF 1877. Inc
farin was sold for one hundred dollars. The
Fosters refused TO. pay taxes because Imrs' q
Foster was not allowed TO vote. -.
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Tax on INSURANCE AND TRANSFORMATION
CoAp pAs1Es.-It is understood that the House
Finance Committee have decided to report
separate bill providing for tax of one per
centum on the net income Fof all the rail-
road, canal, steamboat, and insurance con-
panies OF the State. " - go 90 %
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AsN1AL LCoMMENcEMENT.-The annual COM
mencement Of the Medical College Of Vir-
g;nia. DIR. j. B. McCaw, dean, will take
place at Assembly Hall, Tuesday, March sd,
at s O'Clock P. NJ. The annual address VIII
be delivered by Rev. j. L: III. Curry, COM
mittee of Reception: Q. W. Deane, h0oere
Whiting, J. NJ. Vest, +: NJ. Cary, Charles iss'S >.
Britain, w. II. Crutchfeld. ~-'"~~-.'- '---..~~
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tosvicrEe.-ln The Hastings Court on sa-
'nfGay Cornelius Smith (coiored) was tried
.,'1a found guilty Of ielouious assault upon
"hsuS JuiSens. motion to set aside the
N'!nict vas overrulcd by Judge Guigon, and
The prisoner sentenced TO confinement in he
lenltenfiary for one year. ssI.g III.
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TIE TuEArRE.-Mr. E. l.. Davenport, who
ranks among the most accomplished and
talented actors upon the American stage,
commences an engagement tonight at the
theatre. His first ap pearance will be as {: Sir
Giles OYerreach in :" A New Way TO Pay
Old Debts" and he will have the support of
q fine COMPANY.
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RICHMOND GRAYs.-After the parade of the
regiment on Saturday this old time-honored
corps repaired to the hall on Thirteenth
street, aud there found an elegant and sump-
tuous repast prepared by Mr. Gerhardt,
which was greatly enjoyed by its active and
contributing members. After partaklng OF
the refreshments the time was pleasantly
passed in speech-making, singing, &c.
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4 Observation-Disclosures Montagu

a BRAxpY-TuIEr.-W William Montague
(colored) went into the store Of Daniel HiS-
gins, on Main street, Rockets, and after
buying tive-ccnt drink took up runlet of
apple brandy, valued at So, and carried it
off. Mr. Higgins did not observe the theft;
but negro in the store saw the act ana
gave the alarm. Montague ran, but was
captured by Officer keegan. Justice White
sent the thief to the chain-gang for SIX
.copths
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TEE PesT-OFFIcE.--As the 22d Of Febru.
ssy was Sunday, the post-ofice will be closed
to-day after 10 4. NJ. The carriers will make
their morning deliveries and collections.
Collections on the special routes will be
made at G:3O A. NJ. and p. NJ.
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-, EETiNG oP ColoaE Ed Sons or TEMPERANCE.
~ coloicd Sons 'of Temperance OF Rich
n'o's1 aud Manchester will hold public
-: n:'eis's, at O'Clock tomorrow evening, at
-" c,lrS chapel, on Seventeenth street. The
~ ~ rum: VIII be addressed by Rev. Warwick
h'ur, /. y: r., OF FarsHgille; Rev. Edward
GcIty, end Others. ....s
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fERSoNG..-William II. Bland, of MOTTO
"ay county, has been adeitted to practice
IL The United States District Court.
On Saturday the Goycino: Issued commits.
tions Us netarics public to Messrs. p. w.
!auntleroy, of Richmond; L. III. Talixf ferro.
.! Amherst; and G. A. Wilson, af Norfolk
CUIatv
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PARADE OF THE CoLoRED MIL1TARY.-To-
day the Attucks Guard, Carney Guard,
Union Guard of Manchester, and Peters
burg Guard, eolored troops, will celebrate
Washipgton's birth-day by q grand parade.
Tie battalion will be commanded by Captain
Robert L. Hobson, of the Attacks Guard.
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ALE FOR FAMILY UsE-ENGL1sH ALE, CREAM
ALE, AND PoRTER.-To supply demand from his
many countrymcn here, HENRY BOWLER has now
an ale that he atters himself will fairly compete
with their home beverage both in flavor and quality
and with his universaly-approved cream ale" and
porter will enable him 10 please the paates of all.
Orders to Spring Park Brewery promptly filed.
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MILITARY BALL.-The Richmond Light
Infantry Blues will have their annual ball
at St. Adams Hall tonight. 1t will proba-
bly, bean occasion Of rare pleasure and mirth.
Tomorrow night Company G will have
similar festivities at Monticello Hail.
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land US, tool

Messrs. Editors VIII you be kind enough
to say thatI regret to state that Mr. Charles
n, Neal was an Inactive member Of the Lee
Guard 4 at the time of his desth! win re-
spect. &c, ssS3e,s k'9 Il. TAYLOR BRlGGs,I L
/; : go ( 80 Lieutenant Commanding.
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CHOICE CHEWING ToBAcCos.-Gravely, F.F. F.,
Matchless, Creme de la Creme, Paris Medal, Dia-
nora, Emperor, Ward, Strawberry Twist, Dixie
Twist, Flag Twist, Fig Twist, &C.; Mayfower and
Morning Glory. Michigan Flne-Cut, &C., at GEORGE
<HEN's Tobacco Store, corner Of Main and Ele-
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Death or o GIersymap.

RAEElaH, II. c., February N.--Our com.
munity has met With an almost irreparable
loss in the death Of Rev. DR.. 3. s. Mason,
pastor of Cbrist's church In this city. he
died today Saturday at 11a O'clock, in the
seventy eighth year Of his age, after serving
bis congregation faithfully for thirty three
years ~
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THE EASIEST WAY to get s50, 900 is to purchase
ticket in the MASONIC GIFT ENTERPRISE at
Norfolk, and you may be the lucky one. Tickets
can be had at 2. WEIstGER i Co.'s hat store, l2Ol
Main street. Richmond. ... a... $50
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TRANSFER PRINT1NG-INKs will copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period Of time Send your
orders for work to be done In these inks TO the DIS
patch Printing-House. 80 @-
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,sESTEscEp.-William Owens, convicted on
Friday Of involuntary manslaughter,2 was
sentenced by Judge Guigon OH Saturday 10
'Nt!'e months Imprisonment in The city Jail.
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RscHHoNp, VAsF February 1s. 1874. !
Messrs. Editors, We, OF yours ubseribers,
have with great pleasure noticed in theg col.
umns3of your valuable paper OF the 18Th OF
February extracts from speech delivered
by the most worthy Ex-Governor Vance, OF
North Carolina, the subject of which was the
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road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer-
chants, manufacturers, and Others. They are en-
during and chanselcss, and will copy sharp and
clear for an indefinite period Of timc Having just
received fresh SUPPLY of these inks, we are pre-
pared 10 execute orders promptly and at moderate
prjceS
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Fatal Mine ExplosioIs.

BosroS, February 81 letter from the
Phmnix Mine, at Lake Superior, says that
an explosion there to-day killed six. Duaiin
the cause
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SURRENDER OF The CAPITAL OF AsHANTEE.
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
NEW GOODS FOR
EARLY SPRING TRADE.
HUDGINs, GORDON eco,
1913 MAIN STREET Opposite the-postofice)
... are opening great variety Of
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
New styles of RUFFS and RUFFLINGs; a
New styles OF NECK-TIES and MUFFLERS;
beautiful DOTTED and BEADED LACE, for
wells; q. .- J..,-,
New WING-sILK-FRINGED vEILS; 1 ~
New ROMAN SCARFS AID CRAVATS;
LACEs, ,HANDKERCHIEFS,& &C.; s.,s
A large assortment Of PRINTED PE1CALEs,
CkMBRICs, PRINTS, BLEACHED and
BROWN sHEETINGs and sHIRTIEGs. a;
fe % EEr4 .. .a
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THE GERMAN CONSERVATIVES CLUB of Jeffer.
son aud Marshall Wards meets tonight at
1903 Main street. This club is getting itself
in working order for the spring campaign.
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Note from Judge Hughes.


As so much was said in the newspapers on
Thursday last about taxation of costs in a
bankrupt case it Is thought proper by the
friends of the assignee to give the following
extract from letter of the Judge on that
subject:
"FFBRUARY 90, 1874.
"Dear Sir,-There is nothing ia the case
but what shows that the assignee deemed
himself entitled under the practice Of the
court to every charge that was made. In
fact, the Judge did give general approval OF
the same. This is clear, and I did not make
any reflection upon the assignee in my de-
cision. My whole object was to correct a
loose practice by condemning it in the first
case that came before me. .-.sr
"Yours respectfully, !
"Ro. W. HU0HEs."
The assignee did pay out to others under the
orders of court, made his charges of same,
and reported them.
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WANTED, A COPY OF THE DISPATCH Qncludlng
the supplement- of June 21st, 1867, IN which was
published DR.. r. l.. DABSEY S reply 10 the letter of
General JOSEPH L. JOHNSTON, crlticising DR..
DApSEY's narratiYe of the first battle Of Manassas.
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REPUBLICAN. MEETING.--Th / Repub blicans
of Jefferson Ward hold a meeting tonight
at the eorHer Of Twenty first and 4 Main g
Streets ~ algsa s3s5i.E3.g& 8.rGF' sAssa 80 :
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THE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT a. Norfolk viii
certainly take place In May. Positively no further
nnstnonement. - - -------.-. --------
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS made to order by z. B.
SPENCE & Son, Merchant Tailors. Perfect fit
guaranteed o. no sale.
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ENGLISH PocKET-cUTLRRY, WALLETS, and
thousands OF other fancy articles at SCHAAP's
wholesale and 1etail news and variety store, 1402
Main.
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No BUSINESS OF IMPORTANCE was transacted
in the City Circuit Court Oh Saturday. The
court was in session about an hour.
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STATE TREAsURY.s--Att the close OF bust
ness bours on Saturday the balance In the
State Treasury was s570, ,33S.7o.
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LADIES IN THEIR SHOPPING SHOULD RRhEN
BER ASToNI' dining. saloon, Main street.
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SPRING STYLE SILK HATS just received at r
WRIsIGER & Co.'s.
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Go TO ANToNI's and get some Of those swee,
HAVANA ORANGES.
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JUST RECEIVED, 500 pieces best calicoes, spring
styles at 10c., ut JULIUS MEYERS, COS Broad
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales Of real estate made b1toee1 the 1st of
January uasd acta Of June tha tarss 1oT ne pre-, re-
ali s1Ies made bettoeen the lSt Of July and last
Of the year ne tares hapeto be paid w the seller.
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history OF the Jewish nation, and we would
pc greatly gratifed and thankful TO you to
learn through your mest worthy paper the
whole contentsof this speech. Hoping that
yonwill be able to comply with onr. wishes,
we remain yours, most respectfully,
/ .2'.eS z5tf SUBSCRIBERS. i
tAnstoer.-ouiy from Ex-Governor Vance
can copy Of the lecture be obtained ; but
he can easily be induced to deliver it iiu
Richmond. Whoever wants to draw full
house and make money may act upon our
hint1 - :sA aa1 ,.. s-.aszz13
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PLUMP MALAGA GRAPES, in bunches, at ANTo-
MIS-, Main street.
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d SALES THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
j. L, APPERSON, IL NJ, two building lots On a
broad alley south OF Williamsburg avenue, be-
tween Rockets and Ash streets. =.
GRuBBs q WILLIAMS, IL H., building lot on
Shockoe slip, adjoining Columbian Block
eRUBBs Bs6wTELIAMs1b building ior at the north
west corner of Second aud Arch streets. ~
LYME & BRoTHER,12 NJ, two vacant lots cor
Hsner Eighteenth and Broad streets, and two
building lots corner Twenty ninth and Frank
I'm streets. : r.
RIcHaRDsoN d co.. "a NJ, framed dwelling
- aar1, lot on the southeast eornerof and Twen-
ty-fourth streets, Union Hilf.
lyme a. BROT HER, IL NJ, lot, with large
brick store thereon, on the south side Of afatn
street, In Ricketts,,
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The New York saloon-Keepers Organ

New YORK, February 2l.-fhe saloon
keepers propose to organize.ia protective
union in,eyery ward of the city TO protect
their rights as citizens ana taaxfpayerss ana
guard their interests in general. E7eas.s. I
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP MKxk
" COMPANY. sssn

" Gu I
FOUR SHIPS A. WEEK FOR NEW YOkh-
For the accommodation OF, onr 5pa,.fors and the
public, this Company viii, on and 1fter MONDAY
January 26, 1874, dispatch ose OF Their sEienaGla
OKE, ISAAC 'sI%LL,' sALBEMARLE, HATTE
RAs, and steamer RICHMoyD, every TUEsDSA.i,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY a hsn
water. atl'st3'ss EE@F +aszEtsYaSE ~. &dft l>a
These ships are entirely new, aad were built ex-
pfessly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, ststeroons, and bath
The fare, accommodations, and attention are un-
surpassed. .., --g,. :, a
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
North river. -
2 Freights FOR points beyond New York forwarded
expenses incurred, .IrS-.-'7 y s2IeJf3
~ Ships Of FIJI this hne leave Norfolk at 8 o'clock P.
Freight reeei yed until r. n. dsiiy. 7
GEokGE VA ". ALIEN LIN 8 & oo:.. AGENTS,
"a u oMee Company's whkryes. Roekstfk
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TWO GENTLEMEE, or GENTLEGMsiAss
BoAR, aan ia brssaic family 8 50. Aos G,ass
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RESTAURANTS.

ELEVENTH AND BANK STREETS,
Offer to his friends aud the public every seasonable
article for the table and all the luxuries OF sea sud
land and every latitude, from the fakes TO the tro-
pcs-all served on his tables to order. ami furnish
ed to parties and families.
His BAR is still supplied with the very best LIZ
QUORS and BREWED DRINKS.
His arrangements for OYSTERS are tue best.
Such Oysters as are served At his restaurant cannot
be found elsewhere.
Come, friends. and test my assertions. And 70
all, the compliments of the season.
de "a ZEl SLLE-
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SILKS ELSEWHERE.

'rHoM MIsW. KEEsER, / los A. NJ, three Herring
safes. +.
THOMAS ". KEEsEE, 10 A. NJ, furniture, &C.
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EDUCATIONAL.

M EUsICAL J. Observation-Disclosures
1x1 TUNED.-I. respectfully announce 10 the ci,i-
gems Of Richmond that having removed 70 the city
dom on thePIA NO-BORTE ard other Instruments.
From long experience In teaching ard faithful I
attention hope TO give satisfaction.
GANIST. PIANO. Fortes, carefully tuned and re.s
paired Orders may be iert as hrs- Kessntchs
trimming store, 621 Broad street. near Nfnthso or
ut my residence, No. 903 Broad street, upstairs.
fe dim s-t ~ F,A.GEBHAEDT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-10
Afinnesota Leeislatn,re.

81. PAUL, Jan. 9.-The Legislature of
this State having met and organized on
Tuesday last, yesterday in joint conven-
ton canvassed the vote for State officers
and today the officers elected were sworn
IN In the presence oil both branches of the
Legislature. The wretched system pre-
walls here Of the delivery Of farewell
message by the outgoing Governor at the
time Of the change, and by reason OF this
practice wehave today a message Of about
ten columns in length from Governor
Austin, who retires.
The financial affairs Of the State are re.
ported prospering. The balance in the
Treasury is $218,39s. The recognized
bonded Indebtedness Is 100000, an In.
crease Of $4,000 since last year, the In.
crease having been devoted TO the exten:
sion and completion OF public buildings
Owing 10 the increase Of taxable vsl1a.
ton, decrease Of one mill on the State
tax levy Is considered practicable.