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~ Iamo Lyan,. J.la 4. Lanea.t,,.

IT. lanes Lyons JOha 4. LdHcasfSy, Fi,rainx Ja,nes
and HesTg l.. Brsoks Es7upes:
Gcn'cmen-You all prominently before the voter. Of
the Cry Of R,hmond for the place Of delegate in the next
80 sion OF the Legislature. This fact has produced no little
excitement among w. since but succeed and from
e moro important consideration, that division in our
oounse5 here can only endanger the prospec, Of
Wing suoeets IN other PORTIONS Of the State and moro par
ueuary IN the Congregational election for ihi. distret
Our party here, always JEALOUS and wse in is
counscs must divide We have too much az stske 10
h'ow away chances by urging the csms Of four can.
djatc' Tor the Legislature, whom the friends of can.
ddates may bc brought look upon Congressional can
Yal' With GOODNESS and Indifference We point you to the
Dtmcerahe Psry-always united, upon pOasnhfv.
TO carry iei5 pointnow arayed for the combat with the
sbes and mort mcftorous IN their party just stepping
into the field flushed with victory contend with
~ lor Congress. The Wings throughout The District are
looking TO ~ with eager yoa'nings find harmonious in
all our oeiion., aud presenting, with indontabe mness
on unbroken 'front.' and painting for the All tho
evils oy be avoided by your pursuing Of conduct
which We beg leave, most respectfully, TO indicates and
that -, that you Of once, your signatures. refer
your claims e. meeting u tho Wings Of the city, and
press Willingness TO abide the decision o. such meeting
This done, withOu, delay meeting will be called at the
Concert Room Of the ESch'nse where, we feel assured
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Report Of The Joint Committee Of The Legislature
on the James Rircr Coripany.

We complete this important report this morning. which
spresented to country readers entire They are
to examine closely 1t ought have senced all cayill
ing and caviers, for 1t emanaed from body of men, who
originally Of opposing opinions approving some con
denning Mr. Ca5e all brought by the force OF festio
ny 10 approve ard concur in this report which i. e
triumphant vindc1ton of lis administration. Never
heles-, and although this report had been preceded two
years before. by another legislative and
cqusy unanimous. equslly conclusive and emnnang from
COMMUNE Of very distinguished men, above suspicion OF
the inputaon Of bies there the heels Of i,
other proposition FOR hud investigation
Virginia We hope will sympilhse with su,h illibeia
aud Pcreeuiing spirit, dictated by aud narrow
minded spirt OF hostility to all improvement.
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Two brothers of the Of LrxzLER, from Saxon
burg Butler county, Pal drowned near the Adus-
duet at Pi'tsburs Saturday last The had drove
the Wagon into the river, where there is deep hole
and becoming alarmed and enisngled in tho rens was
dragged into the water The other brother rushed IN to
save him, and in his endeayor DO both sank. This
IS the second, not third pair OF brothers, that have been
drowned IN the same place. and precisely the man.
s,.r
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u Mr. DtSrsrrE's LAST CoScEsr AND LECTURE. will
be gwen this evening nt the Exchange Hotel Mr. Deup
sor's compositions the standard Music Of the
co1niry,-who that has heard tho Insh Emgrsnrs
lament, can never forget 1t.
His new eomposiuon the May Queen is the most e1-
quste thing heard i, the perfection Of Melody
aud Poetry, and at stamps this Eencmsn perfect
mister u his Art. This will DO tho lSst opportunity Of
hearing him. The House will no doubt be crowded
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MANY WING VOTERS.
CLOIICES TEp

Al full meeting Of the Wings OF Gloucester nj IN.
colti House. on the slst OF Msrch-On notion wARxr,
L. TALiafrkso. ESQ. was called o the Chair.
MAT W. hEsr. Esq. having briefly explained the obiec
Of the meeting. Offered the following Preamble and Re.o
luton, which adopted -
MhfRkAs q has been formally announced, that our late
worthy aud efficient delegate, Aug w. Robins ESQ dc
ellnes Reelection, from the Of his heath-aod n, 1.
all important that the should have whg
ton;
Il, solr,.s Tia, Committee Of Thirteen h.. ,n,;,,.
by tho Chs,E To nominate the person most yaabe 10
out me wishes oi this meeting pursuance Of which N,
iSHa"ing eentemen were appointed John Hughes Ssnl
ID. fal!er, Matt. w. Kemp, Fras Thornton A. O. Tai,
ioifc, Wm X. Stevens, W. v. Dunn Thomas q CI,,,,n
Jos Il. pcnno. X. H. b. Lawson wm A. Leayitr Tbo,.
L. Field. Andrew Glass, and Henry Hughes.
The Committee. after retiring, reported the following
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted,
Received, Tha, deeply impressed with sense of
'he Importance OF maintaining the aseondsncy of WING
principles in the county OF Gloucester that the present n,
rect 1T political affairs loudly demands in tho Councils of
the State, o fearless character and unny enc,yy
aud undnGbied and uncompsusng soundncss i'm the his
faith aud eminenty such man we Recognize. In our
respected and esteemed friend and coun,yman Jony Fam
Of White Marsh.
Resolved That John Tabb be recommended I, IN. con,
sideraion OF tins meeting the strongest man ana he
most suitable the nomination as the Wbig
Candidate aud as being the choice Of the Wings Of the
county.
IL was further Resolved, That Committee eon,is,,n,
OF Dr. WIN. Taliaferro. Jr Matt. w. Kemp, Dr. Thomss
Clopton, Jno. Hughes, Alox. 4. Taaferro Samuel d.
ruler and warner l. Taaieuc, wait upon Mr.. Tabb, aud
request his acceptance OF the nomination.
Resolved, That gladly avail ourselves of the on,or,,
nifty now presented TO express late delegate Aug
Robins ESQ., most cordial APPRECIATION OF his course
represen and our most so,,,, go
regret Tor the that have forced him into
Resolved, That these proceedings be forwarded to The
Editors OF the Richmond Wing with request that they
be published.
w T. TALIAFERRo. Chairman.
JOHN llCGuEs, Secy.
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RICHMOND MARKET, March ~.
american.

Tobseeo-The inspections have increased considerably.
and prices lower, particularly inferior descriptions;
hue qualities are scarce aud much sought after.
Fiour-Rec'ips light bat fully equal the demand we
quote sales at from ~ Al choice brands IA
Whea-Saes at lU0c before the 10Th, since we have no
sales TO report.
Plas,er-Lump s.; ground in bbs aud ties a per toni
but little Of fresh ground TO he had
DEANE e. BROWN
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FREDERICK CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

In this District the Wings expect make no fight 81.
'housh very powerful minority Henry Bsdinysr Esq.
the sympaihiseT with Dorr, the Democratic Charoes.
'e Convention last summer i, the nominee OF Demo.
cratic Convection and has accepted. NJ Lucas, the late
member IL candidate on his hook. The Wings are
lockers On and will vote guess for neither They might
eoniEol the election, but TO what goodl
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THE GREAT LAKES.-we presume very few per
eoos are aware Of the cf hcse inland
Of Europe.
Professor Drake ofI.oai.vie visited ,hem last summer
s"a nae made pa6lie tho result of hi. observations.
no chain ot Lakes exterd nearly eight and half
desrees OF latitude BREADTH and sixteen deetss, of ou
gooe IN length. The extent Of their surfaces 10 estimated
49, iuare miles; and the ares Of country drained by
| sizes ace A. ioiows--
| Ontario ,oo u.
Eric q 500 mr.
81. Clair ssS 4.
Huron Oh 400 a.
Michigan 2tIOO /.
question aP,n which there certain information Al.
| r'VsiIies d.if-r. DE-. Drake givssi rs follows:
Erie '" % % feet
| Oniario 500
Superior 900
Huron and Michigan 1000
In our standard works Lake Fri. 4, usually stated Ia
have. depth Of 100 feet The deepest soundngs have
been taken In Lake Huron or Saginaw Bay, 1900 feet
OF nne have been sent down without finding bottom.
The eluiudc VI these Lakes varies step by step from
oa'aro to Superior Lake ontao Is 23a feet above the
tide water OF the ST. Lawrence. Erie IL 800 feet above
Ontario, and S65 above tide water nj Albany =,
Clair /, six feet higher ihan Erie; uron and N,hy,n
are thirteen iee' above ST. Clair and Superior lies forty
four feet above them.
This shows tho curious fact that while the suae. of
Huron Is 6st feet above the level OF tho ocean, s bottom
Saginaw Bays than 100 feet below the same
el.
The Of these Lakes with the cxcep,ion of Fri.
add ST. Clair remarkable for their and
delicious flavor. or Lake Huron, Professor Drake as
ceHained that the water ut the surface hundred
eet below at the same place, indicated precisely
temperature, to wE ysix degrees lila of
this fact this: the pure that the rays Of the
sun meet with solid matter in suspension and
retain the heat.
There is great curiosity connected with these Lakes
about 30 miles from Kingston, the outlet Of the BAY
Quutc in Canada The writer OF this visited il n few wear.
lnA in ,l.fI
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TYLER AND HIS ADMIsTRATioN-"Drx


The attention Of the reader invited the review of
Tyler and his Administration copied from the Democratic
Review the acknowledged Literary head of that Pary
standing in relation it does the Quarterly Review 10
the Tories OF Great Britain the Edinburs TO the Wings
and unqaesonaby rejecting the sentiment of the i'm
mense majority Of the Democracy"
The Review il mos; whitening, and it is truth that
makes 1t 3d. No'hiHs Is exaggerated for 10
need OF any cxaggeraiion to effect what Wa, the writer's
obect-to hold up the Of the late President TO uni
yersal scorn and unmnged contempt co.e adherence
TO aets they existed and recorded served his DUR
pose better than rhetorical display,
hgy adhered to them, believe Faithfully and rigdly
II ''irnh is stranger than felton, is damning in
lie simple Details and more convincing, than when fort.
| in exaggerated veEboge.
But while few none OF either or any pnr,v will disss,
on the justice OF this critical nfcion. and will udmi, ar
applaud, its moied severity, what will the world
think of that democratic" pouy. which, for nearly
four yess, entertaining these opiniJns Of Mr. Tyler
carefully concealed totally disayowsd them while vel
/ he had power 10 WELD { crust to be.tow, Who
50 Tar IRON avowng them, littTed caressed and fayned
upon him until his sun setting! Who iempf,d him
in the FIRST place, 10 belray his friends his faith and his
most sacred obigaurHs1 This same democratic patv-
Who invited stimulated and encouraged him each and
oil OF the acts OF bad faith which have rendered mis- name
/ synonyme for pefEJyi The Democratic party Who
beseged him for office, and induced him 10 sacrifice the
Wings in Office who had placed Him in power1 The
Democratic party. Who dishonesty suborned him BY
the bait Of second Presidential term TO beiray his friend.
and himself defeat the will Of the people "a expressed in
1910, and put all power in iie hands of the minority >,
The Democracy. And who nov abuse, and Hing him away
wheH ne has no Jrger the power OF comforting favor
The same eoNseiEN1ioUs, amiable, consistent party.
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WUkThAM'S UtFlCE.

$1,000 Capital ia the Mononzai, Iorefy Ctss No ti-Daw
received ~ ~ ociock Pfzcs-st0ni 100 GO 49, n
800 Of zoe % $50 NJ rs ~ ~ 100 Of 90 30 u
SO, tf3 Of 20. &c. Tickets 1-srfes in proportion.
Lottery for 10 morrow.
$4,000 Captain The AetaBd1 ,ery Ertr Clt.r No G3
DAWN cceved ~ O'clock Pfzs-st0 600. 5000 ZOO 1900
lP i2G0 10 q 1000 ~ of so 10 81 200 IS 800
I2n 800 n 100 q. Ttskrf- f--shatrs ~ proportion.
80 600 Capli IN me Asxanifa Distinct Lottery Gas. No.
iiDrswng received ~ Monday. Pnzsss30 5000
1900 $500 1917 10 % 1903 % OF $50, - 49, 200 OF 100
&c. Tickets t4--shares in proportion.
And TO be drawn soon.
March 2ed-s3o OoOo 5000 gs67 Of 1900 &c DO TO-
DO. g9b-sJOOO0 900 $3.50 1000 500 950o &C Do 10
For sale BY mhtt CHARLES wORTnAM
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PUBLISHERS u. s. MAIL.
BULLETIN THURSD.ST JHareA I3h--I2 saLsct
'HNliE following New Works received SO hours
~ in advance Of any EIpres.ln the country

PUBLISHERS u. s. MAIL
BULLETLS THURSD.4T, Marsh I3h-i9 eeioeE
UNllE following New Works received SO hours
Il In advance OF any Erpres.n country:
by this ddy's raH.
Gnah the Clown. by Charles Dickens Author of the Pick.
wick papers. Nicholas Niekeby, ke,-25e.
No ~ Liters Living Age-iae.
Look the end Bsnne abroad by Mr.. En. Author Of
the Women OF England, Ec-2Je
No. The Nevfc- Of Garrett. Town-sle
More Disclosures IN the Of the Right (rons Reverspa
overdons onrdons being the testimony Of
LIrEtT ,Sp yor SAFE:
The Robbcr of the Rhine, Ny Ieteb Richie; Qsets
Godeys Magazine and Ladys Book for ApriE IS cts
No 10 Mrs Hnns sketches Irish ChAraesr fsI cent.
Nos 20 and - Dunncgans Catholic Bible being the eoeu.on
Of the Work, each 19l cents
The Scarlet Feather the Young Chof Of The Abotv,ne. nv
Professor Ingrabam. ~. cents
Pan ID Plavus Josephu.; 9ses
pears; IS cents
Tale Of rdal,. ny Mrs. Opt. IS cents
No. ~ Lduers Living Age; I9i
No 20 Harpep Pictorial bible; IS
Harry IIateoot The three Temptations by Prof InEaiap
i2lets.
Meredith, by De-.nron; author Of The Lottery
saha or Tho Magic NJ Count cagos,ro syene,. Tai. ,,,
lated from French Of Roger De Beauson; isI cts
Nos IL shs Is In one Wandering Jew, winebeers edition.;
I2l cts
The English woman in Egypt by M. Poole; % en-.
The Royal Sisters an Ii'orcti Romance Middle As..
ny Agnes Strickland. 2Sc
The Fashionable Wife and Ifn6ashiooalle uy.,,,s n a.,
opie. IS ets ~ wv
The Counties fau'tina by Ida Counties. H.hp-,nn.
White Lies. and r''s and re; Journey London ny
ollsn Famly-ohsap edition; IS cents
sndos Cap,s by Charlotte Rlzaseh-aS cent.
no. roe r wsoasrins lev Bhpers' B,ion 81 cts
The LONDON Pictorial Time. do do Al sss
" '''''' rune" pS1.v,s s'xs,sS,, {"
Conductors Pubnshers' u. 4. NAL
los Main street, Of Main and isth "a
"h' EVEN Periodical and work Of merit Coz s.,s-
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STATUE TO MR. Clay.

Miss Eliza VI. Riddle, Assistant Treasurer Of the Clay
Association acknowledges with great pleasure the receipt
OF the liberal contribution Of the Wing Ladies Of AleSsr-
dna through their Vice President, Mrs Louisa 5nOwden
Richmond, March 18Th, lsiJ.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH IA. Is,s

IL The Central Congressional Committee for the 9th
Congressional Dsic, (Rchmond Di.tre are requested
10 meet at the Wing Office this afternoon a, 5 o'clock
By kKQrEsr Tux CHAIRMAN.
ihe following gentlemen members OF the Commit.
tee L. w. Chamsersync, WIN. Anderson, Jr, j. v.
HArd~icke, James X. Bridges, and John H. Peasants
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NORFOLK CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

Ro II. Whitfield, it will be scen. is the Wing nominee
"A man worthy To represent the Party. We do trust
tue Wings will makS powerful and united effort Tor him.
The difference but Sss in 1913 The election
however was thin Mr.. John Tyler, Jr., has Withdrawn
from the which. he would have got little or no
vote at all only mention for the sake of journalising
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MARRIED.

On "Wednesday sscsnr. 18th ~ A. n n.l,A NJ
W. hiLi- 10 Mrs. SUSANNA fosrER-sn cAsreA lin
IN weiaaiay March s,h BY The R.v
" hssr-ca Mr. ANpEksoN ~ JONES. of ubsaess,s cou.,,
Va. 10 Mn fRANCEss. HUNTER. of YoslAa. 80
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SOIREE MUSICALEiI

u. III. TAYLOR respectfully announces 10
the Citizens Of Richmond and vicinity o int gving yo
cal and lns'nen' Concert Al the gIe1ngc Room
IUBsDAf March 18th 1915. which occasion he will
sisted by the following eminent talent Mr. Dcmpssr who ha. in
The bndesi manner delayed his
cerdae W. Roster. his d appearance NJ ". KBecht
appeafnnce; and An hmsture. the who
such dsngu shed applause q former NJ Tsyors
Particulars IN fuiure adv ruis~nf-nt NH 10
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Is RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY

JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY.
ksrosr 81 hs Joint Cszsifes. eeasisfas Of Msss Ro-
sssr G. srAsAsp. Joss McCArIiy. Joux GrraK,sr.
SD JoHs Tnesrsos ia. Of fAs Senate. and Mes~s.
sAH'L e. ASrsssos. Jams r. srrorurR. EpxrSp
baoApvs. Wa. b. PRrsroS. sad DAVID L. MooRE. Of
ns Hssss 81 Dsessfss. srpeiafsd 10 issssfissts fhs
'Ossvs ssd ass,6snssf Of tAs Jsmes River Keno
sAs cs~pssy.
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FRANKLIN

e"h'gs have brousht strong ticket for this
~, IN the persons OF Peter Saunders, IT,, ESD and
anu we learn verbally feel every
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j. The reader will not foil notice the obituary Of
ROBERT RivEs, sE. Of Nelson, Cfaher Of Hon WIN. C..
Rives) at an advanced ogean eminent citizen in his walk
Of life, and who for 80 years has filed very large space
in the business and social affairs Of that quarter Of the
State.
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LAST OF TIE COURSE.
ATR. DEMpSTER'S Last Musical

LEu and Lecture rush Song rven this sy.
HipF FRIDAY. March IAN 1T The Exchange Hotel
suj Decentralization Rnbeu Burns introducing from III.
fonowinr Tho yvanisfirr y,p-tvb
snd hafy-Niy IN ieaven-Tbou hast lei Syet Jsma
DuneaP Cray.
a..
ST. Defnpssfs I9mp,Hrns Bird n the Wfieressf Gamma
oe hin assfet inys anohcrCan cfseto love hee-
have my MounisiHsTIc Death 81 wanen-and m
yiog yaSea
% Tiekeis 30 ci.. cnnllanes n.c--ea NH u
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GREAT WINDfILL- We have il from a reliable
that German farmer by the name Of George j.
Goyer living the village Of lewiston Fulton COUNT
Illinois, Is about to trip Europe for he purpose Of
taking possession Of the fortune ~ two million hun
dred thousand dollars worth u property lie recently
letter from the firm Of Roihschds at Frankfort. stating that
lawsuit which had been pending for than thirty
in tho courts Of Germany and in which his wife was one
the heirs law, had been decided In their favor; and that
division Of the amount in litigation about take place
md they wished know his pleasure the amount
coming his wife, which stated be round numbers
million six hundred thousand dollars. Goyer emigated
70 this country fifteen years ago. and settled Fulton
~, where he ilos followed the occupaton Of farmer AT
the time he left Germany the gaining Of the was consd
cred dyubtu.--Sr. LoUis NEw EGA.
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EXTRACT rRox LETTER JANUARY %, ls45 IRON
+. II. ILL To J. c. CABELL.
Considering tho length Of tins the water has been in
the canal was surprised find small amount q
deposit aud ofcw bars IN H. and that have seen the
bottom. know there good ground for the various
complaints made in relation deposit and sand bars on
the I'd section below Lynchburg level That boats some
times grounded and encountered sand bsrs admit but
those shallow plsceIand ba7are Of the chulne of the
esns have looked at every level from Scotse up care
fully and the bottom Of TIE channel Except the
Lynchburg eye is low aud generally from to ~ inches
lower, than the top OF the mue sill at It's head"
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Uo! FOR THE OLp CoUNrRy For Liverpool, England.
SO heads he advertisement which insert out of the
usual place because II s novelty SO 90 direct from
Cincinnati 10 England, the willing breeze pursue ~, On
the U inst, without fail The good Barque Muskinrum
will sail from our port for Liverpool, lnd oil who desire
may passage her. II 10 temptation who will
| pn1- EIncinraM En-. IrtItu.
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The undersigned committee. charged with the duty OF
examining the books papers and Of the James
and kanawhs company, beg leave report that
der authority Of resolution OF the shoders adopted
the 18th December 1882 they have employed Mr.. VI.
NJ Myers, book.keeper make the required
u thsm. and have received report from him in the fol-
lowing terms:
ITO the Committee OF Stockholders appointed examine
the Books. Papers and Accounts OF the James River and
Kanswha Company:
"Gentemen: "Agreeably TO your reques, have thor
oughly examined the books OF the James
and Kanawha company and the for the charges
therein the lst November lsi3 the LIST November
1884, for which period have found them kept with per.
spicuity and perfect the ledger correctly balanced
annually, and all the charges by proper
ceipts other satisfactory evidences. have compared
the cash the ledger with bank
Of Virginia. with which the company have had
during the year, and fad lhave also comp,rcd
the ledger with the secrcarys statements Of
eepn and disbursements accompanying the presidents
tenth annual report stockholders and find said
ments to be correct.
Respectfully submitted
"tSigned,j
M. NJ. MYERS.
"I3th December l,I4."
In addition to which. your committee find on person.
inspection that the books OF the company's office
neatly kept, and the papers arranged IN in
nsr favorable alike TO the saekeePns and the dispatch OF
business.
(SignedJ
A. PLEASANTS,
JAS. ii. GARDNER,
LEWIS WEBB,
BERNARD PEYToN,
ROBT. GWATHMEY
SAML MARX.
Richmond, 18th December 1874.
CO.
AnRuol Cos, Of per mile Of Ordinary Repairs" in
eluding Salaries of O@eers aud Agents, Superinita
dents, Orers.ers Loekkeepers end La5ourers, and
Materials Of rarous kinds, upon the toiociRs named
Canals:
Pennsylvania canal, main line in lsli COS, per
mie,s S4l5
Delaware division OF the Pennsyl wanna canal IN Isi4
per mile,s Bel
Susquehsnna DIVISION north and west branches in
ls44, per mile. 1916
Schuylkil canal in le43 per mile,t Cos
Erie and Champlain canals, averaging for l3 yesFs
ending in 1898. per mic, Ii2
The Oswego canal, averaging for IL years ending in
1888, per inlet 121
The Csyuga and Seneca canal, for 10 years ending
in 1888, overoge per mile: Ga
The Chemung canal average for years ending in
1885, per mile Az
The Crooked Lake canal average for 5 years end
ing 1888 per mile. Gas
The Ohio and Miami canals in ls3;S tfew il any
lockkeepcrsl per mile, 36s
The old James river canal, from Richmond
Maiden's Adventure dam, average for years end.
ing in 1882, per mile, 377
The Blue Ridge canal, average for years ending
in 1897 per mile, ISL
James river and Kanawha canal in 1874, (see annual
report) 373
E. II. GILL.
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MEXICO,

By brig Abano, we have received Mexican papers ND
TO 18Th February.
Santa Ana be tried the 9th February by the
Congress erected jury Santa Ana does no,
himself before the grand jury, but sends his written defence
the Trial is 10 come of sooner.
appears that Santa Ana has full liberty communicate
by letter with whoever he pleases. IL il reported that sevc
raj letters have been epted which were addressed 10
several houses in Vera Cruz, recommending them not 10
denounce the several deposited in their hands
remarkable fact H. that whilst Santa Ana declared Con.
he bad other fortune than his landed property he
draw exchange for $1,000 thereby proving the contemp,
with which he treats tins Mexicans.-N. q. Bee.
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ALBEMARLE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We hear the most snmang from this District
Mr. Irving as how could it be otherwise by his manly
bearing aud popular oratory, has made favorable
impression on the popular mind.
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SPRING GOODS.

AT 10. 1902, MAIN TREET.
ZEN CO receiving their Spring Good. eon.l,,,ny
IN of
Fine Tweed Coats Cnysts
Medium do do suspenders
French do do Glow, a. Stock
Fan. Cas- PaE:s-baek Coilsrs, Bosoms
W. do do eoi Shirts and Drawers
Pine Dress Goat. six Nett do
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