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yToUR ATTENTION Is CALLED TO SECTIONS
Z 1857, 3s5s and $3.50 Of the Political Code, which
compels the Assessor TO rettrn list ofal Delinquent
Pol-Tax Payers into the bands Of the Sheriff, to be
published by him and collected ty force. The tax
becomes a lien upon the Real Estate or Per-oEal
Property Of tho delinquent.
j5-4t re-. CI J. W HOUSTON, Assessor
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sss5 ESs I-E.s.:z.s, iz-..sf1l ~.

On and AFTER Wednesday, Nav. IL. 1880.
UETIL PURIFIER HoTIcH,
Trains viii run ~ follows, daily except Srhdays;
Leave Sacramento for Folsom, LatTobe
and Shingle SPRING.. 7:0S A. h
Leave Sacramento Tor Folsom. 4:o0 P.
Leave Shingle Springs FOR LStrobe, Fol-
som and Sacramento. ............ 10:35 A.
Leave Lstrobo for Folsom aud Sacra-
meuto 1I1eA..
Leave Folsom for Sacramento. ... TOO A. u
Leave Folsom, FOR Sacramento. - 1856 P. u.
d7-tf ]. y. WRIGHT, Supt.
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zEHARLEs T. JONES AND Ed. NJ. MARTIN
Z Attcrueys-at-Law and NoJaries Public, have
removed their Office to No. 607 | street, between
Sixth and seventh D244plm
H. 2. Aoat. ALgy. NTUsoE. J. ORIsooi.
&US5T. NEEEs0N Is CS'.,
YYNIoN FoUNDRY-IRON AND BRASS
FcuHdera end Nschinisrs, Front street, be,
s'yeen and o. Castings ana Machinery Of ever
5aecriDtion made TO order. n244p1m
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:. scion VrOsE.
WAnAEE CIlAGLNrTH MNEER

A T'ToPSEY AND COUNSELOR-AT-LAW,
II CORNER SIXTH AND STREETS, SACRAMENTO,
CAL. d14plm
NApAiE CHARLOTTE ROBERT,
FTJR0M PARIS, DREsSMAKER, NO, 900 EIGHTH
a street, conner !, Sacramento Ball and Party
Lresses a Specially. New Patterns imported for
Winter d17-ip1m
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Or. G. l.. siMMoNs,

n,vo. 9l2 J STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND
~ Third, Sacramento.
(9}o 10A.M.)
IS e}n5ce Heurs:I 2 to 1 P. NJ. ap29-4pi
? to 8 P. II
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70 TIE PUBLIC.

NToTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MR. D.
~ HAUsER retires from the firm of ACKER-
MAN q co.
Sacramento, ] nusry 8, 1851. jas 10t
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GKEFF RAENANn

TFAs REMOVED his OFFICE And REsi.
denee to DR.. G. L. Simmons Building, J
street, between Second and Third. Office hours: 9
n A. r., Il A N 10 P. n. and to s p N. sl2-tf
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CAR RI a GES
HARRY BERNARD,
MANUFACTURER. cos. sIX1HA2D STREETS,
s2CRXSaENg0.

Il have on Land and for sale at he lowest
20. sible prlces, the new style o POM PHAETONS,
tho handsomest in the State. Family Carr ages,
latest patterns Neatest Open Bu sis iB the State.
Light Top Buayies. H'ayy Top Bgssies for noun
tain use. Farm rs Carriages. 1rottiug Wagons
and Sulkies, all Of my own MAKE. Carriage Paint
ing and Trimm ng cone ct the lowest price. None
but the most esperieE ced wor6uen employed.
Hepairing neatly done, and all rk is warranted.
Call at the Factnry and see Cor Yaurseli. iaI-tptf
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- wAEEAcR 4. nrIana

- FFICE 81 STREET.-OFFICE HOURS:
2 :. ii. sud 1880 to P. ri. s-3-ti
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CAptrAf. LIE yArarrs.

RIO. 302 j, AND zoos THIRD STREETS
"a Hot Lunch daily from il A. NJ. to l O'Clock
P y. The Best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars
iyI3-4pIm BOWERS & LONG ABAUGH.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SACRAMENTO CITY BONDS

YEyHE FUND CONNIssIo NERS WILL PUR-
chase, to the extent Of the gold and silver
fuad in their hands City Bonds issued under tt e
Acts OF 1858 and 1864, past due coupons removed
therefrom, at thirty-hve $50 per cent.
Also, past due coupons Of 1876 and all prior
| thereto, twenty per cent 1871 at nj ETY.; 1878,
eighty; 1879, seventy, and 1880 at sixty per cent
J. d. LORD, Commissioners.
J. Q. BROWN,
Sacramento December % 1850 dS0-1m
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BAGS AND BAeGIsG--WAeat Bags, 9dale.sr spot
goods an J4Q9c Tor fu UTe delivery; Wool Bags
f6di3c Potato Gu MES are iohhinsa 1902 Bur
lap 10th Sc; Hop Cloth Sdlic q yard.
BREsD-Assortsd Crackers, lCodl2c Bo ton and
similar a1nds. SCI Soda, 590c; Plot Bread 4@4lc
Ship Bread. SIC a. 10.
BRIeK-Engish Bath g. y dozen English Fire,
SO SO from first hands; Csliforn Building descrp-
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RAILROAD aousE
AaDspE RcTri..
r ops MING GENITAL HOUSE
Il STREET, between Eighth and Ninth.
ROBERT SHARP, Proprietor.

| FEyHiS HOUSE HAS BEEN NEWLY REFITTFD
| ! in frst-clsss style Terms moderate. Board
an1 Lodging, s. to $40 per week. Single Meals, %
cents. Board, 81 per week. Single Rooms, so cents
and upwards Fine Wines and liquors at the Bar.
Street pass the door every five .dl64plm
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RS M1vAL

WYE HAVE THIS DAY REMOVED OUR
w office to
Nc. 81 y STREET,
At which Place respectfully solicit the continued
favorable consideration and patronage OF the public.
The singer Manufacturing 80.
l.. Z. PALMER, agent.
saeranento. December 80. 1850. o3l.tt
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EEMnYAN.

4 TT0RNEY AND COUNSELOR AT La
"A Office in nt1irr's new ba7ding, corner
F.Ir+t ar,-f .t.ga-s jil1 sGsrs} Saer.ll L-o. s5
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TREES, SH2U3S, PLANTS, ETC.

Z DESIRE TO CALL TIE ATTEN- ~.
ton Of those wis intend planting SS -
Fruit Shade or Ornamental Trees to my fne'-I55tys
col ection OF hagnolas Camellias, Auriea- -
rias, and over fifty varieties Of Roses Japanese Per-
simmons Orange and Lemon Trees buddei on ORANGE
Root a fine collection Of Hot House and Conserva-
tory Plants also the finest collection Of Fruit and
Shade Trees to be found in Sacramento. THOMAS
OBRIEN, Proprietor Bosedaie Nursery Depot, rs
street, between Seventh and ghth, Sacramento.
All orders from the country promptly attended to.
in1 tnlnn
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IIRGINLA NEWS

Mr. Charles 7. Workman, ono of the oldest
and most esteemed merchants Of Richmond,
died yesterday morning aged IS years.
CIarcnc, Il. Clarke and other m9mbcrs OF
the syndicate watch recently purchased the At.
!antic, Mississippi ard Ohio Railroad ere now
on visit of inspection over tho entire length Of
their purchase.
Howard Duar. who killed Jasper Reod, col'
orcd. and stabbed several other negros in o
row st Smi!h7illo December "a. was touod not
guilty in the County Court at Hampton y,s:cr
day, aud wss released.
The Jury in the case Of Anthony Briggs of
N.rfolk, 8ho sued the Superintendent. OF tie
peritentiary ia the Circuit Court of Richmond,
for So .000 for OBTAINING the plaintiff il the
State prison beyond tho limit of his term. YES.
to-day, brought 10 q verdict for defendant.
Two bench warrants were issued by the Po.
lice Justice Of Richmond sscrIay for tho or.
res: Of j. L. keescc tho defaulting Dookk,eper
OF the National Bank of Vireitis, one charging
cmbeZzlemont and tn, cher gracd Is!c ny.
Tho warrants were sent to tho residence OF
koesee, but be could not b. found. The most
reliable Information received was that he left
the city last Friday night.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Tho total number OF deaths by tho lschia
earthquake is DOW estimated at 500.
Tho Liverpool Post is informed thu! Pr;si-
dent Garfield has requested Hon. 1hn Rassell
Lowell to r:mai1 minister to Ergald
The Tulksh delegates a:d the Elrcpaaa
AMBASSADORS htd their second session Oh tho
Greek frontier question in CoLstsatnoplo Mon
day.
1t has been dic,vcrcd thai forged kilograms
have been sent to the London Board Il Trade
from Liverpoo! about diseased American pork.
Tho matter will be Investigated by tho poioc.
The frat artct u1d,r The I.ish coercion sct
is that OF Joseph b. Walsh, of Castebnr, o
merchant. Identified With tho land l.atu,. A
number Of other laud Icasuors we're arrested
in county Kerry, West COX. county Glare ar d
elsewhere. AmocE them is Michel p B)y:oD,
who claims the rrot, C ioo Of tho Uoicd States
90 the ground thas he is IN American ciliz,n,
but who was nevertheless licked NJ. Mr..
ODonncll was suspended from tho House of
Commons las night fir disrcgarlipg the
ruling Of the Chair during the die lssion of the
arms bill. The thru a9d fourth clauses of tic
Arms bill were adopted by the House after de-
termi1ed Efforts al obstructiors by Homo Ralers.
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Tie La1e Henry w. EebrcY.

FALLS CHURCH. w., March S.-To duy Wi S
!s'd away among his relatives, in the Chapel
grould, tho rlmalcs Of Henry W. Fsbrcy. OF
Alexandra couoy, Va. Who, upon the 5.h
inst, after severe add agoa2iog struggle,
sustaiotd Hih NATL aa1 Chii5.ilo fortiuie,
departed ttis lie. 10 the death Of Mr.. Fcbrcy
Alexandria Co. LOSES 0Do OF her best CITIZENS, o
kind husband oud father, AID al hooest, upright
aud conscientious neehbor. Az eaeoes', though
unos!eo;atious Chris.iaa, he guaged his life by
tho eleventh commandment, and if he erred at
all, erred agsl1s: himself. content rather to suf
fer wrong then to inilc. wrong upon another.
uapiog tho cutifo conGdooce of the commuai-
ly, his advice and experience Was ever free 10
the ulaDy Woo sought TO avail themselves there
Of. While bis cniiro freedom from personal
ambition kept him from seekiog or accepting
positions ct political prominence, evan when
offered sni pressed upon him, he was willing
public Safgaat IN local positions Ct responsible
t.. liz va ucdcr the old regime one Of tho
jasic $ Ct tho County Court fer Alexandria
county, IL which his freedom from bios rendered
his OF iaicns valuable, snd ho has for number
Of years been 0ae of tho s,hcol trustees of bis
district, ia w5ich the Interests of education
hav. bean well sustained. IL. ls.ves widow
sni seven chillren. death hsving como to him
frs. in large family. the circle of which, FROM
its orisir, has ocvtr been broken thereby till
this time. DEP.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Mar. 9.-Virginia Gs old - do
deferred 10; do consolidated SGT; do % series
3d. pest due coupons OBJ new l0.40s ST 1910
coupon 942 bid to-day. Cotton dull and lower;
middling is. Flour steady; Howard St and
Western super 25sS4; do extra 425aS5; do
family z5aS6 25; City Mills super 2ss4 do
extra 25sS5; do family Usage 60; do Bio
brands Case %; Pstspsco family 81. Wheat
Southern firm; Western lrmer; Southern rod
l16sl20; do amber l20al25; No Maryland 1924;
Mo- Western winter red spot and March 1l7ia
lis April llSallei; May l1SiallSi; June 1l7i
sllo Corn-Southern higher and firm; West.
ern higher and strong; Southern white 81; DO
yellow 571a672; Western mixed spot g.; March
5sS; April 54sa545; May 6Sia54 steamer 63ia
81. Oats quiet and firm; Western wEite 44a46;
do mixed 43s44 Bye higher and wanted at les
alO3. Hsy steady; prime to choice Penns and
Maryland 1859, Coffee higher and strong;
Bio cargoes ordinary to fair 10t.lft Sugar
strong; d sof. 81. Whiskey quiet at l21al Is
NEW YORK, Msr. 9.-Stocks steady. Money
6. Flour quiet Wheat quiet. Corn quiet
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The President says offices were c:eatcd rot
for the benefit Of tho iucumbents Or their sup
porters. but for the service cfthc gcvArm.nt."
If the pol;c5 indicated by this remark DO III ado
effective 10 ell the branches OF the g0vafcmeat,
about half the people one secs 10 Washington
would "!old up their tents like the Acsbs," tu:
50 lar from silently stoaii0g away. would leave
wdie the cir was resonant. yea even bIui with
their imprecatious upon the man through whose
advice it was adopted.
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Aud 80 it seems that the action Of lha mill.
tary committee Ct the executive committee Ct
the Inauguration ceremonies. 10 wan!o1l7 10,
sulting the people Of the South 60 fa7 from be
ing opposed 10 the prevailing sentiment Ct the
people Of Washington, as s0mc OF tho papers
Of that city would hare il appear. was lust tho
reverse, for, at mcotiac Of that committed held
last Monday night. MsjJr Ttdfold ssid he de-
aired to state, That the actions of the commit.
tee were approved by twenty eight cut Of thirty
members CT the Executive committee" 10
view Of this fact We don't think tho Southern
volunteer military compsuics who Withdrew
their acceptance Of Invitations to take pert in
the Inaugural procession will regret their sc-
tiop
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PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
EVENING. MARCH 0
The President has snpcunned his nolifv ard

The President has announced bis policy, aEd
Lis Cablne! has been appointed aud Confirmed.
and has onttr.d upo1 the discharge OF lis du
tics. We cau't see, therefore. Why the Senate
should not trga0,Z, ct oic,, COL firm The other
appointments that may be sent to it, snd sd.
louro, so that lis members may BIO allowed to
return TO their homes, from WLich they hsvc
b,en absent more than three months, aud the
ocun.r' be permitted 10 etj1y short period Of
congressional rest. As no legislative business
CAD DO Ira5saocl a: 90 executive session, 60
real po.lcll advantage can be gained by delay.
Ing the orgaDiZ alton, and as tic Senate rcor
ganlzes its committees OF the CONNER cement Of
every session, regular or special, If thu organi-
z,tlon to be effected now rrove Objectionable it
can DO dissolved ard rcorganiz d when Congress
shall convene IN regular session. before either
political party 10 Il Lag b:cn sffjrjed even CD
opportunity 10 gain VIVA! the country will coz
slider benefit The President knew whcn lie
made MIR. Hayes con7cEo tho executive scssitn
on the 'i.h irst., that Senator Carpenter was
dead and that he was going TO take throo Sena.
tors 1910 his Cabinet, 81 that there would BIO
four vacancies Oh tho republican side. tus that
knowledge did not deter him from kavi1g the
Seoats called, because lie. rcr any body else,
could see Why such Scuatc should not b., able
t, do The business OF an executive session Ga
We'll as ono with 8 full complement OF members,
and tho manner in which tho democrats have
treated bis oppaiotm ents. even those that we're
Questionable. such as That CT Judge Hunt
shows that they elso don't consider tina. eo *
ecutivo session las auy legitimate possibilities
for political advantages.
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Emigration from Germany.

LONDON, Mar. 9.-The correspondent Of The
Times at berlin comments on the great Increase
in tho emigration TO the United States and says:
Whole villages are described by local papers as
migrating from Posen, Prussia proper and
SohlesWig. American emigration agents, how
ever, hardly dare set forth the advantages of the
various states, which they represent. ns thov
are warned by tho American legation thst il
would be unable 10 help them il they should
get into trouble with the authorities. MI.
Wrsndel, 81 American citiZ n Of Hungarian
extraction, who two years ago was forbidden to
lecture in Berlin on Immigration" has just been
equally successful on q second visit designed 10
persuade the author OF the folly of the i'm.
peding immigration. 1t appears. however, that
the precautions against the exodus of young
men have somewhat abated in South Germany.
The German government aims to divert immi.
grafton from the United States.
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NEWS OF TIE DAY,

Simon Cameron, with bis friends, celebrated
bis eighty. sacoDd birthday st llavanrs yestar.
dsy. Captain General 3 anco has extended to
him the freedom of the island aud DISTINGUISHED
him with other marks CT respec!.
The saow t;c kado 10 the West abd North.
west is nearly over. and regular time is being
made on most Of the roads. The frs! trsin
arrived st Fort Pierre, Dakota. yesterday for
ttriy days,
Judge j. W. McDill has been appointed
United States Senator from Iowa By the gov
lrlor OF that stete 10 succeed Secretary of
the Interior Kilk~ood. Judge McDuI was o
member OF the Forty.third ard Forty.fourth
Congresses.
MIR, Frye, Of Maine. was yesterday u1ani.
mousy nominated by the Republican membcrs
OF the legislature t'r United States senator, TO
succeed Secretary Blaine. The Fusionists held
| a caucus, but we're unable to settle on caudi-
dste, Governor Plaisted leading in tho race.
AS SUCCESSOR 10 Il C seat of Mr.. kirkwood in
the United States Senate from Iowa the names
Of Janet +. Wilson, United States Atttraey
Lane, State Sepntor Hubbard, S. NJ. Clark,
Judge Cole and Uoitcd States Marshal Johr
Chapman are most favorably mentioned.
The Michigan Democratic State Convention
Was held yesterday at Lansing, and, although
a large element favored fusion With the
Grecnbackers, straightout Democratic ticket
vas nominated. The resolutions adopted con-
demn the vetoicg of the Funding bill.
II tie course Of s,mo remarks at PIttsburr
the other day, Mr.. Hayes expressed bis salts.
faction at the composition OF tho new csbiaet,
| aud declared that the inauguration speech oil
President Garfield was ono Of the craodest eqcl
delivered When asked whether he was GLAD
to be rid Of tho cares Of Office, tho confessed
that h, WsS not particularly clad.
Ia tho fist branch Of tho Baltimore Cily
| Council Monday evening special committee
appointed TO Investigate charges against Dr.. j
D. Fiske, ;0emher for the First Ward. 10 kav
| ing attempted first to * :ort $ICO aud after.
ward $500 from George w. Grstlin for prccur
| lng the pts:sgo OF en- ordinance to pcrmi. slid
| Grafiln to build e pier in tho harbor. reported
| that the charge was sustained, aud Fisko was
expelled from tho body by the unanimous vote
OF his associates.
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OFFICI.7L.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,

At 3 regular meeting of the Board Of Alder
men held March 8, 1881, there were present:
Z. &. DoWnham, esq., President Messrs O. O.
Smoot Moore, Msroury, Strauss. Bsheill, and
Reid.
The Committee on Light reported in favor of
allowing the Reform club the FREQ use of gas up
to March 10Th instant, which was adopted.
The Committee on Poor made report OF the
number of inmates at the Aims House, their age,
nativity. &C., which was received and read.
The Committee on Public Property reported
in favor of placing two tanks in the Station
House for the purpose of flushing the drains,
which WAS laid over until the next meeting.
The Committee on Public Property reported
in favor OF removing the Hay Scales to Market
Alley, and approprlatng $50 10 pay the expense
CT removal, which report was adopted.
bill of Desmond & Clifford va. L. Cent?.
be paid, and tho Auditor instructed tc place the
bill in the hands Of the collector for settlement.
A bill of j. Entwisle, jr., $3.50. foI medicine,
was ordered 10 be paid.
A bill of W. Il. Smith, S94i5 for coal; also
annual report of Fire Wsrdens; also petition OF
su5dry citizons for walk on the East side f
Fairfax, between Franklin and Jefferson streets;
also petition Of NJ. Ruben for . larp post in
front of mis- premises on Fairfax street; also .
! resolution of thanks to the Fire WsrdeEs wore
received from the Common Council and their
action concurred in.
LIZ SobioOu SOuuCll EcbuTueu lu0 report OF
the Comm i!!ee on Poor recommitLing it for furtt.
er Information, which action was non.concurred
in, and the whole matter referred TO the Mayor
An Get. prohibiting the sale Of intoxicating
drinks, tobacco segsrs or other articles of mer.
chandiso on the Sabbath day was received from
the Common Council. their action non. con.
! CURED in, and the act referred TO the Committee
on General Laws.
The Common Council returned the Sunday
| law, adhering TO their ac!ion and asking for {.
committee of conference which was granted, and
Messrs. Strauss and Risheil appointed on the
part OF this Bosrd, which committee could not
agree.
Tho Board then adjourned
Ieste: JNo. j. JAMESON, Clerk.
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Financial.

WASHINGTON. d. G.. FEB. 9.-The Secreta
~ OF the Treasury has uss accepted FIVE million
dollars OF SKIES St the lowest rate offered, being
ct an sverage Of about 10l exclusive of Interest,
At l2::50 O'Clock to day, Secretary Window
said Il was utterly impossible to say exactly
Rhsn he would be able to render decision on
the recent application of the National Banks to
Withdraw tho lawful money" deposited for
retiring their circulation upon the re depositiop
OF U. s. bonds, BE added, tina, the matter was
IN such shape. that decision vas possible at
any moment. Further than this, be could DO. talk
abcuslt Tho Secretary said during the CONVEX
salop,thst he fully reaiz ID the great portaucs
OF the question. and that be was most anxious
10 decide Ii OF tho earliest possible moment.
ihelo Il Considerable speculation throughout
tn, department as to What the decision will be.
but there is absolutely no ground for forming
40 OPINION as to what the decsien viii be mas
much as the matter is entirely in the hands Of
tho Secretary. IL will bs made public as s,on
a. 1t Is decided. Comptroller OF the Cuirercy
MOCK ssld, this norniog, tha. thero never had
been ruling ef the department on the cues.
tloo, while other officers of the Treasury % ain
tain that ey Secretary BristoV orally decided
against tie surrender of lawful mouey which
nsa oeen deposited for the withdrawal of Ns
llonal Batk circulation.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-There were 10 promo
SAYS 10 sell bonds to the government to day. az
grega!Ing Sl4 .4S3 $50 at 100. IS to lOl. So for
aud at lO2 to l02; II for G..
NE" YORK, Feb. 9.-The Posts 6osncial
article says: The stock exchange markets were
IS nearly dormant as possible until the assistant
treasurer opsncd the offers to sell bonds to the
treasury. The speculative markets then became
a 70 aud strong. and stocks have advanced /
d per cent. U. s. bonds are ! higher for the
% . a 81 1'' and unchanged for the 4. and AZ:
H. N. oonds sre Irregular, but generally higher.
100 adVaic' ranging from tai j. the notable *.
,ep,llo was Ohio Oentra! inse me,, which fell To
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The Richmond Wing says:

ut is sad to sec the numerous notices Of Ell
igrant parties novlrg from all parts Of Virginia
to other States. ThcV arc flying from Fundcr.
ism and Bouroonism."
We don't SEQ the Wigs logic. size: it also
says that the readjastcrs and Mshoni,cs con-
stitute o majority of tho voters in tho State.
But such talk does the State great injury, while
it can do DO possible god. And thcE, loo, so
far as cur State exchanges tell rs, and certainly
as shown by til, rec mt CENSUS returns, vastly
moro people and capital arc oomins iato tho
State than are eoiDg cut Of it.