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81 permission OF J H With
spoon; Esq.. Orbinary .s"s ;Lan'as.er Dist
will b. solid al tn, late residence Of Will
ss,ns West, deed. .n Tuesday, and WeInes
la. 20lis aud 2lsI Dec. all the personal
p,oprt. belonging 80 the Estate spf said
rr'd CO, sisling If avAlnsbls,s.i,ck Of
H.ss.s. II 80. Cattle. sheep. &c. H..u-e-
Is.ld aud Kitchen sEusailurc. Pia"sati N
Tools. three Wag,a mi a quantity Of
,"rn and Pnddrr. sya]se 6ficrn or six.
Terms. Fur the Nesh,es. q crrdis "f
,..,c and two years on honri. be .ring in.e.
res. with spprsSase and personal sseuri,y:
Ter .hc oiher property. credit "f twelve
months on MI sums over ten drllsrs, sums
..f ten dollars su.i under cash. $
s,eEsz G.ssJ. SHANNON Ex'r.
Nov. 26--iu..f
4. The same Time md place. I will "tier
or sale the plantation or .rse, II flsnd. be-.
longing To ttLsssbs.ss Estate. consisting of
1853. acres The slesms Of which will BE-
made known al the time II sale.
- "A
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AifPefson ( having, demands
sasasi the estate u Lesacipies Esq lsir of Can.
den deed are seques cd pfesrn. The sa.se 70 ihs
sdminilar,trg vitnest delay. aud h"sr indrbsrd 70
snake imusdiase pAya<ns. a. an early sstt,r sai
. - :. JOHN CHEsNUT. A la'r.
Nov,mlrr a. .40-M
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To SI,t,rtslr,een. &

The Subscriber Is isexpeciine daily e sece'se
case Of superior Douhle-barel, Damascus
and wire-twist Guns, made TO order u Europe
among which are some Of Extra quality WITH
ca.cs aud apparatus complete
f,c, NS7
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NOI'ICE

Ths sabserib~r ba. Jus. received his -
J, Fail and Winter supply Of
l,ry Goods aud Groceries,
tselec,ed by himself IN New Yosk) cmbsa'
ciug aIs,oa eyrr. article usually E'und ina
Dr., Good, aud roeery aoss. which he odcrs
iou snr cash Az nu Tho usual crrdis!o puac.
susI. us,aussss. NJ, ~ GERALD.
J Aus. S=37-if ~. .....-..-..,s 20. 3
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NOTICE..
THE suhscfiber has jass received h;s
Fall and Winter supply Of
DRY GOODS,
which he will seil bw fos cash o. approved
cusioinera j. L. JOINER
Sov S--S7 1T
Fine Cv,ler..

Fine Cutlery.
The 81 scriber has jua received casr o
tine cutlery, among which .fe es extra
finn Scissors Of difirien, sizes. ,...;.ss.ss33g;
New Years and Chr,Amss GiAs fas 1851
ios sale hy E. W. DONNEY
Dec. Stiff .s.
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ci:28::37:hs
Prs zee. e6 B
OTTO Saw Gins

Tboe vho calculate on having their Gins re.
paird BY the sub.eribrr will confer tssaf by sen
ding shrm in n eariy ~ pssctcabls. and thus n.
ford an opportunity ri serving each in dur hm's-
Sew Gins, with Steel ur Iron plate. alwsyspn band
and fas sslr By JOHN WORKMAN.
Angus, 6-93-fm - w.
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Nc,C Copartnership

The subscribers having. on the l7ih Aug
las. formrd cpparlnr1ship. under The
firm Of 4 {s#%9 &
J. II. Anderson Go.
Respectfully soiiri,fr"m thci. friends and
tho public generally a continuance "i
tina, patronage which has hitherto been
extended to .hcm indis iiusIly
The Former customers III each OF the
subscribers, will be accommodated "n The
same terms as heretofore, by applying n,
The store formerly occupied by y F Vii.
l~Pigue. J. n. ANDERSON,
Pr ViLLEPlGuE
NV sle-ss-I
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PlDiic sale at Sum,erville
South Carolina.

Sbosu
By order Of ,hr Court "f Equity If Sou.
Carolina. l will aGer sf"r sale at Su,l
terrilie. on the 6is, Monday in Jsnua,,
nrxt.
Two Plantations. known by .hs aan.
of Nay Geld and Hapewrll, lying in IL.
vicinity af 'Re,nhrri's Mrrtina ii.usr an
The bra.lfor,i's SPRINGS, 10 Sum,er Dis.
R,rics. One Plsntasi"n continuing sboul
six han,ircti. aid The other abuu, eiah,
hundred arrrs. bnth In a fine STATE I
ru!JivaiiDn.
One hundred pri,ae Neg rocs. being IT,.
pr"prr,y II the estate Of ihrs sisie John u
lisriot. deceased. not already divided
and mld (pr the. Investment rf the udnor
heirs. ~ T%5F
Tho Lands frum their situation in
high healthy country aud pleasant neigh
bnurh"od. offrr ii,iucen ,enss 4" persons
drsir"u. OF buying. no, "ftrn 4" be me.
with.
Among the Negrors a,e H..use Ser.
wants, sea,nsltrsscs, Cooks. Ostlers, Field
Hands. aud onr Carpenter. The sale will
be positive snd continued fr"m day 10
day until The whole is .iisp.'scd al.
Cun.li,iuns-Onc third cash. ,h- ba.
lanre Ia one and two years, secured BY
bond security. and a mortgage Of the
pr ,,.eriy. or The pnr"hser may pay the
whole in rash a, his option.
P"'chasersi t. pay f"r necessary papers.
Any fnr,he. particulars will hr given
on application by letter. (pos. psid) 10 rue
a, Bra'ifurd's Springs. Sumter District,
'r ~ Fraaklinsl. Moses, Esq. a, sum.es-,
vile, So Ca. @ y
ROBERT L. tfERiOT, @
Ex'"r of J. o Heriot.
Snmtetvi'lc, Nov. l2..-36--.h
- ~ - s-T----------r ~-
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PARTICULARS.
j. BISHO. e cos.

49, ~ SpS
- frrent Al ek of
Boots and Shoes
comprise the following kinds, lo wit:
Gents FRS, rsie calf aud moroec. Boots
q. waterproof "
' lish, sew.H sn'l lpssged
.' s,"u, EipA q ssarskin low price '
hurs hpudned
6nc shorsG booiess varsnus patterns
"s,ou, bnnnd aud unbound shoes aud
:" lined and unlinrd ruhbers o..
9. - patent buckskin top. moekrrs,ns
Ladies' ffcnch kid 5. liz and iace.n ST, r.
!" morneco incluaine al! cul,rs
prunells, turn aud spring heel slip.
pers
=. laced and bul,oned gaiier boots.
rssaiprunelia & uior,eco walking .sh' e
I" Z" rus. s.lss calf aud morocco slippers
" denmark satin plush and satin +"
- white satin and silk
lined. uniinrd and fur top rubhrrs
Misses kid p,uneIla and seal slippers n s
walking
seal and leather slipper. and walking
{" az. pruneila and feather Bouts
lined and bound rnbbcrs,
Boys stout rcgsed btots sIl .izr,
:. iine aud sissi calf skin shnc.
z"t5 and 3" b,mtees
=. bound and unbound shurs anI boO,res
ss5 slined and uulin.d rul.h.Ts. &
t'hiidrcnss morocco. seal & prunflln butts
% .liPprr.,
- ssou, leather shoes and hoo,e-s
Meas stout scwed and Pessed broEans
and sbou,
Three I hOusand Pair
of the best
Ne -1O Shoes
in the District viii, Ifwili b. sultilnv.s
All kinds OF shur makers materials 10.
eIudins every description Of
Lasts and Shue Thread,
Sole and Upper Leather
Calf and Goat Skins,
Liaisg assd Btndt1sgs Aktsse
Trunks, Backing Yarnisb. 3
Sparib.es, Shoe Knisess&c
Call and sec ues, d.,sr north Of Mr.
Na,hr."n's. -.
s'r,. 29:.37:af ts5;
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New Copartnership.

rasHE undersigned. having ON the 6rs
4 lust, associated themselves in the Mer
emile business under the firm OF @a4
LEVY 8. zVSSscN,
Respectfully solicus from the community,
md particularly the former customers Of IT..
s..yr, continuance Of the liberal patronage
extended 10 him, ard which il will be then
ratieavor to merit; they intend purchasing
COTTON and other produce, for which hey
sill Siye the HIGHEST prices.
n. LEVY.
y. E. HUGHsoN..
q % s,t5 Nf,S }JNs,f
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FANCY DRAB.

BROWN and Mixed BROAD CLOTHS
suited f"r "rrrc"ais. also, rich, che,k',I
and striped CA SAMFRE aud SAITH.
NETTS. for sale by .--s--....-
e. w BONNEY.
Oct. a9-37-,k
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For sale.

Two light }arouch rsarisges, with harness
suitable 6,r onr hofse. pur'ectly new, having
xte n.ion tops. uade toofder Apply 10
A BURR
No, 5::37;.c
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NEW GOODS.
THE subscriber is nax opening q large
an, .r"sh supply Of
Fill .1.S,Da V,ENrTER
#Ss GnDs Saa

srlccied withsssratcace lran the lsiea,
impartsiioas. scaasis,ius Of silk Euusn
and Wsra.sd G,s,ds, ssats4; !.
z&5 .l.sssgsss --.3so- d
als.asspssmshts,fss. ss.GTL cry and Fancy
HARDWARE 2Setiss "fs Kirht CHINA
and BRITANNIA WARE. sold lew -.
- zz,se. A.sI 81 e Y. BDNS"..Y.
ne. D-37-,f
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, SontA Caroiina, ,s
La caster Disarici
James ] .aeA,a. apsi,sani,

- Ils W. z SRS - ,l-zd
Mary los,sa. ~idow. tWiilism l.. johusou
and his ~'tc Lrsiaa, .tdi,afa ngvafa .ld has
WIFI Celia. X ansmn Hnstoa. Jausas j. flor.
loo John B4sAha ard his ~,k Nancy. Zs'.
miaa iiostnn, !i,zal,eih nr,uu. tiolli. Hor.
on, star. q. Hos. q. Essra, ilos,on and Ben.
s'nin H,s,oo, driendsn's: y
IL npp-srmg TO my saiisiseino tha, the
ADORE PARTIES. defendants, reside wnhoo, this
slate, Il Is ,hrrc'orr ordered. lha, they do ap-
pear aud bjcct To the dirision or sale Of the
real estate of sterling Hoston. OH or befoie
the FRS, Monday Of Drcembcr next. or their
consent 10 th same will be entered of record
Jas. H W"fHE SPOON,
@'s4 Ordinary l.. D
. Sept %. lsss.-seh Price adv. ss7s
Dissolution Of Copartnership.
The Copaf,nenhip heretofore existing q,
This plsce under the Anm Of Crosby q Rich.
ard.ou,s vssi ih,s day dissolved BY mu,nal con-
seu,, tie whole basidess Of The. concsrn will
b. asllcd by J. j. Richardsou. -
J0S. j. CROSBY. ais-..
~. IL RICHARDSON.
rrl,on. Aegcss 10 'e2-1,s
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Nanted

A Cook and Washer woman, liberal wsges
will be gi.en for one that understands The bu.
sine Is, with wages paid mouthl, !, r',quIr' d.
essi Z! 5sss8&a - ass@F. j JaLsjONES =
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IS

WO4jLENS. :,
LONDON DUFFlL BLANKETS.
Mack.uaws do. dh
s,,erar aud common NEGRO LlNsEYs
S.s,ti,m London Blue Biach. sssown. Gree,
Nspd.o,. ,Vslc,, aud Mixed CLOTHS
Super Striped. and Plaid CASHMERE
do sr3; Backsk,n.s go, l do. z
PLAZA. Striped and Plaid sA'rTlNETs-
White. Scare, g. yellow FLANNELS, Ae
Nt,kS.fED it,a,tbl@S.
ga Jgeqasrd Figured " ERiNt'. T. oes a.
tisie.) tstsl 'f'..3' ~. lt'.,..-'.7
Ga Ptaa,. Ea,siish aud French MERiNOs
ftlack and calosed.I Ii ss.l . 81 ;ea'e.ist'as'
"A Menno triRGASSiONS Ill cnlnssl
Biark and olx~d Bi, i,MBAZETfS
64 Super Black BOMBAZEEN.
Woraed Bimd EDGlNG, DC.
CDTTDN DNGODDS
sapes Fancy cALisOEs.
g. s.Merino sg do s!t.
.. Shally = do
~" Texan Plaid do
French do .3 @
- ard sgnmm'n Furunure do. a
Pisiu and Plaid GiNGHAetS. !.
cnlored plai. and E utnrssd CAMRRtCs
Mediuu snd ia. konei MUSLIN, sssgs
Boak. Mall and lSx,ssl IS. do Is qs,.a
Striped and sPlai" A. BRlt,s, sHc
Cau,hric, Di,mi,y and swd d COATS Il
Cososed aud W lie o,son HOSiERfs&
IIN'sN.S. Il
IA irisi, LINENS ANDLAwNs.
Russia shecling and Dama.k NAPKINS:
Diaper & Linrn anahrtc HDKRS.
DOM 18TH 3. "a "a
ss IA B,awa SHIFTING. .a ~ . ;;
g. a. I SHEETlNG ,sI !
34,o S alleach'd StilRT.NGS y SHEE
TlNG~. s,f.i5
Ap,un He KS. and Plaid HON SP N :
aiiassd -.TrONADES. tr -
Cau,ou FLANNEL. (whiir and eosorcd)
"a and g.; i.EDTiCKs dc.
SIiskt.tssDs,.
Bra f,iacfI Issisas sTRiNGs.
Gro D. WI =.
:. Pia,n AID Figured SILKS.
y Sewing lk and T~p,
s, Handsome aac, Sdk HA;HL~..
Flas. aud Bsndana HANDkER. HlEFS
Spa,;s6rad ,es co ,s.s.n8
Black Lore = s,s 'z,fa qs5.ss4 do .sss ~
So, celoesd PONGEES r,sss6 "a
Black aud Co,ued Silk CT 0vE ). sss !
Black liaiiaag tRAVAIS.
!. Siik HOSE. lpisia and rihhedl DC. j
q FA(Ya GOODS. ~; 1c
Hsndsotur Worried MaAin COLLARS
do DO Ape.
do DO aud rnl.d "a % e.ass
Bond LACE mud 1'hrsd ED0iNo e.
Brhiaa,ft T. LAyss. ~ t's sa'''
do FOOTING. - - 2.
swt.s Strip. .NUs EiN. aa'' sA'.ss !!
.sa chaa slkiIioSg Esasasssss
Back. pan ilk E14a.e Dc 80, So y @
-ALSfJ--sg.ss
A complete a.-cs,m~ni of
aAII'fT1Ne
Or the m,se-, audg.nos, approved pa'sefh
and coloss wareuisaa
ggg< ALSOs 4 Fsfa.g
An extensive SOrimen, OIL Z
GROCERIES. H., ! !
.SADINERY,
rmy n Hn-
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MI H.

In pursuance al the Charter Of the.
Louisville. Cincinnati a1d Char. esson Rail
r nd Company III. Central commissiop
met al Kn"xtilir On the first Manfiay in
November 1885. and sfter examininx tho
lisi of subscribers 20 the stock of ssid
Company, have aseertained that forty then.
sand sirarcs have nol been subscribed. aud
,hercupan the sais Central Commision
havins determined. pursuant % the tih
section Il The t'Larter, 10 receive subsrIip-
iinps 4n,iI sixty thousand shsTes shall Ilnss
been subscribed. Col. Wade Hampioa &c
Sauth Caroline. forthwith subscribed shs;
requisite nun,bsrof shares, mskiag, pitba
,hc smnnlt helurc subscribed. fusty lkoa.l
sand shares. The undersigned do tfsrc.
f"re hereby proclaim and nakr known e.
ali uhun |, u:ny concern. thai the sdbSeIi.:
bers 10 the Louisville, (;incinnxE mud
Charleston Rail Rood Company. shall
from. this duy forth. fora, ONE body polite.
aud Corporate. in deed and IN is1. IN th1
states if s,outl, Carnlins. Norih Caf0liaa
Tennessee and Kentucky.
In compliance si,h the I2th section of
said har,cr. wr do bessby spn.nsnn tho
s..cih.lders oi III, Louisfiile. f'iReinna
,isn,i Z haries,or Rail Roa,! Con pany. 20
nee, =, Ku.x,ills inlh. Siair Gf 1enBes-
,c.. on ia Cd ri. n.ay in January 1851.
ben, sn,! H.. 7. IN rrrson or by pru1y 10
si,clta.i.,y tour tirtstorsof said trmpa
n,. and i. traei silsueh regulations, snles
and bye kus. a. t,,sy b. necessary for the
eesslnn .ni of .l eerpnrstiou. as
". h~rsb, give neiicr tbs, this buasd
will receive suhserip,iors ie5 The s,ocko Q
.si,. Rail Road Cempany. frm this dsasi
until the ISL day .f January nexi, and The
commissioners who here,pfose recrisedl
subscriptions. arc requested aRsin 10 osoPen1
b...ks ior stock in said company mil thsi
18th day nf December next, and Transmit.
thr names af tho subscribers and the a-..
no,,nl subscribed BY each. 10 this board.
Witness our hand and seals this 9Th day
,f November. is38. ..svss4s
JOHN WILLIAMS. tI.. 81
WILLIAM DixsON, (L. 8
w. HAMPTON, Il. ~
r. KING. Il ~
DAVID CAMPBELL, fL. 8
Nais. Robert King ms appuinicd in
,,,. Reom os G0s. Swain who did n0t %.
send, by the Central Cammissian. md IA.
,ii Campbell in .hc room of Robert =.
i.c,rlsr. y ho did moi attend .he meetinx
=, IN, Road Of the Central commissien.
40
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Ex'"r nt J. u HrriOt.
Snmtetvillc, Nov. l2.-3S-.-h
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Dec 3.4f2,f 50 siss = ." ''''yD I >. :.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-25

LIABILITY OF THE CORPORATION FOR DESTRUCTION
OF BLOWN UP PRoPERTY.-The taking of the evidence
in the case of LORD the CORPORATION was con-
tnued yesterday in the Common Pleas. The interest
the decision Of the jury increases as il proceeds
The questions be decided these-Is the Corpora
ton liable for the destruction of real estate taking
measures TO stay fire Is the Corporation also liable
for the destruction of personal chattels and effects
Has tenant for his goods the chance that real
estate owner has for his house
On the decision of these points depends nearly
million and half of dollars
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ArRocIoUs LIBEL-The Sun and Transcript pub
lished police report stating that clergymen had
made an attempt upon the virtue of beautiful widow,
teacher in school. The story of the Sun is as fol-
low
In consequence of a complaint made before Mr.. JUS
tce Palmer the upper police Office, by highly res
peciabe wdsw lady, eacheress in school on The west
erly side of the city, Reverend divine having the pas
toral charge of congregation worshpping in brick
church, ia the basement of which The complainant
"teaches the Young idea how to shoot, Yesterday
arrested by officer d. Rker and held bail 10
the charge of The lady, who accuses the minister of
violent attempt upon her chastity. The scene of the
occurrence said to have been the ladys school roo
al q time when she alone and the attempt is repre-.
scented to have been most gross and violent
To this The Transcript adds the name thus, @the Rev.
Mr.. Me-" evidently pointing to the Rev. Doctor
M'Caree an insinuation in every respect false and
malicious, both regards person and place The in
dividual implicated is nerant preacher, and his
case will not be examined before Saturday How much
hush-money do the Sun and Transcript want'
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% Colonel Stanley and the Texian patriots from
this port, who indicted in Nassau, Bahama for
committing piracy three tuFSes and fat dick have
been honorably acquitted. The patriots will End il
safer, hereafter TO swallow few sallow Mexicans,
(wben they catch them,) than Bahama duck
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JoIcE HETH is gone, as we announced yesterday
She was, when alive, the greatest imposition and hum
bug thai exhibited for 50 cents sight i'm the
United States. She is dead-reguiescat in pace.
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Mrs. WOOD is bereaving the poor people of PhiIa-
depba of their One critic says she is superior
in Belni 10 Malbran-anoher that her voice is viz
gin gold"-" the gold of Opbi'-and that any person
who does not say the same is "an incorrgible dom
key" Really the Phadephians are droll people,
Mrs. Wood sang there two seasons but her divinity
never acknowledged ill now. How she must
smile in her boudoiri
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NETWORK, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25 1886

the responsibility and being determined that the mill
tory should be used and lisused heretofore when
called Oh to aid the civil power-and being himself pre-
pared to give the word of fire, should such recourse
become necessary.
Up 10 O'Clock no disturbance had taken place.
Very many vessels that loading have been Obliged
10 stop, partly in consequence Of the weather, aud
owners anxious have their vessels dispatched, have
hired men at their own prices and they have been
work all day.
The National Guards are still on duty. They have
the Sessions Room for their barracks aud ready
be called forth at moments warning.
We are happy to say that Mr.. Brink is now in fair
way of recovery.
About O'clock small body of laborers, in rank,
two deep, marched up Wall street, then Broadway,
but exhibited other trait than strong desire pro-
tect themselves from the rain. Each file had UNI
brella, and umbrella and half. As as
the weath.r becomes fair another outbreak may be
pected Let the military be on the alert.
THE Sun AND PosT OFTIcE.-The Su. of yesterday
expends whole column of miserable trash in favor of
the conspiracy Of extoriionate landlords who have
bined keep the Post Office in Chamber street, as an
excuse and reason for increasing rents 80 to 100 per
cent, and the expenses of living fall 40 per cent.
Ii is astonishing with what braZen faced mpu-
dence and folly the Sun persists in cheating, hum
buggng and decevng the great body of the people
the Post Office location. Is it .... . 20 me sun
that the Post Office change has caused more real ex-
toon towards the industrious classes than any event
in public recollection Are not rents advanced nuia-
ciousy 40 100 per cent for other but that
change Is not the whole intrigue about the removal
speculation by few real estate in the
centre Of the city the expense of the great mass
Does not every of business in the central wards
begin and feel in has pockets the fatal effect of
that ill-timed removal Has not q change of public
opinon-amonntIng to a complete revouon-taken
place the subject since the 1st Of February, when
landlords put mp tickets On their premises
If the Sun, any of its fellow SPECTATORS give
an satisfactory answer-to any of these n-
errogatores, shall present him with checks Ia
Mackie, for $3.50 each, on the Merchants Exchange
Bank. No backing out. You need not fear any in
dicment. There are no seals to be broken open. Ii
is matter of plain argument. This Post Office
intrigue shall be nvestigated-dssected-cut open
and exposed in the little Herald
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Mem Line Packet-The Charleston Is. c. papers
of the 18th s.ate that the whole stock of the Liverpool
Line Packet Company has been subscribed and the re-
quired first nstalment paid in.
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SENTIMENT rersas HUSGER.-A subscription of
$4,000 was raised in evening for the Trustees of
the "Great Book Concern" To feed the hungry and
clothe the naked we have raised probably as many
cents.
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GRACE GHURcH-Why do not the Trustees of this
handsome and fashionable church get the ice removed
from the pavement in front like that of sensible Trinity
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HEAvINGs OF THE SToRM.-The Pennsylyan party
papers still belaborng the U. S. Bank, and crying
out "bribery and corruption" Dir. Biddle smiles as
celmy May morning.
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NUMBER I54.

DISTURBING TIA DEAD--PUBLIC MEETISGs-On
our fourth page Ill be found the proceedings Of q
meeting held on Tuesday evening in Military Hail.
relative TO the Methodist Burying Ground. Read il.
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DIED.

the 18th ins Hannah Spencer old and respectable
inliahiz I Of this city, sgtd ~ vear< 90
At ALBANY, Monday Al The house OF ME- WI IAN Could Ma
Caaine Daring Of Ssndky city, Ohio in the 4sA year Of h
age
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MARRIED.

On MenIsy evening sd instant by the Rev Dr. Nacauy Mr.
Jesesh t. Martin Miss Abby Ann heker, all Of this cy
At Albany, MONDAY Peters church, by the Rev. Mr..
Porter Mr. Ge-rge Webster of Buffalo, To- Miss Hannah JOY
daughter If Thsddeus JOY, ESQ.
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" We have on file about two dozen droll COM
munications on the subject eff Mademoiselle Monk
the pretty ex-nun of the Hotel Dieu.
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% The Albany people propose to excavare a iun-
mel under the Hudson River opposite that city.
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Private Correspondence
WASHINGTON, Feb. %,

WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1886.
Washiagtons birth day been celebrated here in
an appropriate y nnal saluIes were fred
from ihe Navy Yard and Fuf ashngton. The House
havas adjourned TOOK advantage of the fine bright
and pring-like day breath The fresh nd inter-
change friendly visits The was crowded the
whole day with ladies. Ii was ike an exhibition of
dahas and hyacinhs This evening there are several
sources, fully attended. The President availed himself
OF The day aud its associations urge upon Congress
the necessity of taking for the national de-
fence, and at the same time for announcing the happy
termination oil our difficulties with France Mr.. Clay
in his remarks HE Mersage, claimed for the Senate
the honor and credit of having prevented by their
refusal OF the three million appropriation, and other
measures which they took TO check the hostile career
OF the executive ~
General Jacksons fury against the Bank of the Uni
ted States knows bounds. He openly declares
his Intention all means procure the annulment
of its charter. IL legislature be procured to
do it, he proposes raise the radicals and democrats in
civil rebellion, promising aid and them by the
federal This is exaggeration. GeRtlemen
who have no motive to msrepresent the Presidents
declarations have stated that this has been the tenor of
his remarks for several days past