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TwENTY-NINTH CONGRESS.

WAsHrsoros, Jan. 10. LAO.
The House was opened a. usual
Reports from several committees were called and pre-
sented. but nothing Of interest was offered.
MT Hrpsos rose to privileged question. He sent to
the clerks desk oepy q the Unis~ containing long
and severe attack upon him. BY Maj Heisa The clerk
Mr.. HrDscs defended himself nis fac, tina, tn.
3 printed T e.
from fects cited from other printers 10 mot
Mr.. McCorrELL, Of Alabama, called the gentleman 10
order He had no business to abuse the organ Of the ad
M rpsos said no had inclination TO play upon that
organ He would leave the management Of the dscor-
Lsushtsr1 Mr. Hudson ala he auction was. xSsSsr
ofhcsr Of the House should attack the House. or
member thereof The dosrkeeper or pages might a.
we'll call the members 70 account for words spoken
Mr.. McCossxLI rose 10 order
The srxAErR--The gentleman will state his point Of
Mr. McCoswcLL said he would STATE hs point not his
PINT posnting to his throat, he had swallowed about
that measurs). NJ Mcconnell stated that Richie &
pole. - - ! -
Mr. HuDsos would reply to the gentleman from
Alter referring to the delay Of the printing
Of the conduct Of the engraving coittee h Ian Nh
case In the hands Of the House.
MI DAvis OF Kentucky submitted q resolution that j.
chsrssAu member Of The House as.sSosS
dismissed from the once which he holds undsr IRIS
&c ssG az si% defend this
takes mp the gentleman from Massachussetts n n An,
busiosss in dirty hsnos The Speaker called 10 order
Ms, D.v = have no reply to make to drunken
srsAkss-Tns gentleman from Kentucky must net In
dulgs in such lana usee.
Mr.. DAvm-I beg pardon from the Speaker Of the
Herr Mr.. McConnsll len the House In company with
Here several points Of order raised The Speaker
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BARTlNE'S LOTION,


Rhssmssi'n 0sus sptsins R,ui.ss Cu.,. Burn. seads
swsng. wssbsss. and Psns " the Breast. sds aud Bas.
Pmpes all kinds Of Eruptons Of the SKIN Eysypels Salt
Rheem Fever snd Awe Agne " the Face a9d Bes Qusy
mach and Limbs. Choe Bowel Fever Sores Old
Ulcers Sores Of all kinds Complaints Of the Kdaey
rally chiblans Cons Bunions, Head Aehe Tooth Ache.
The propreton deem write lengthy articles
the merits d this Invaluable medicine ts 100 900 friends
New York and the Atlantic cities cheriuy certify the
that they and their families III eonstsntly keep supply L
being generally usefu! aud ready cure. .
The LADIEs also gratefully unite aestng its value in
many vhieh heretofore seemed without remedy.
sale 3 Brosdw.y doors above The Hospital where
the city and distance wit be supplied liberal Al
II Depot ga Philadephis aud BY
.ancs, yn;G. DEXTER. Albany Dr. Troyi m
Dornell, saratoga Sp; Tousey. Syracrs:i Fowler.
Y Clsrk, Jersey cry; vsn Mort Ntwbury; T. =. Ar
wh.prl:: Bsi'i%9rs; Heash: FtsssIisl,buH ";
B. Baker souSn; Msssn H sill .eil. Westerly.
NE Donald, st. Johns dol J. O. Hutcha.oa, Toronto W.
p, ice IS cents G.. g. BARIlNE co,
DE- fmeod<m e23 Broadway
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O . N M E 70 q IA L..
Now York. Rafurtlay. ,JaI

Now York, Saturday, Jan. 10.
AsuEsIn better demand, ct So 81 Potts. 4,l2 Pearls.
BRrApsrrfrs-There have been sales to some extent
for export at 1918, 0enesss and Michigan when taken
together Holders will not sell less than s. 81 other
The exports have been quite large since ls December
last amounting to 12e to 25 900 barrels thereby very
materially reducing the stock here, which Is estimated
BY Of the best Judges to exceed $50 600 barrels
which, with the export demand and homo use will quite
exhaust that quantity before the opening Of ma igaton
according to quality. 600 bush. Rye Sold export
at soc. and that freely offered but no ders with
small stock demand higher rates Corn has met good
demand but the supply is the increase and buyers
only take reduction 5000 BUSH sold to-day At ESQ.,
weight Barley held nrm at zoe Tic, but little offering
Oats in better demand at ACE 60c canal. cargo Of
black heavy eats, from Prince Edwards Island sold at
67c. hsssf-ssh .fiassA tttl4Ff tN2 t
CoTroS-Ths market remains inaetve--the sales
amount to about 900 bales Of which about $50 bales
were taken bv shippers
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t.: 81: s.Ts assS DR.
aS:sss sss;ss
sns zee e :s s.s a
Sr;sss the whole o. those whch IL any way relate g s
sss ss:y s:::ss s;!
70 ne public sTRc si s AND n,s rs CtEn Ga
being v' i.ls and.sOod sihoush t9s most issqsas
nssS ps % Is
which Tits and ,s e.re-sl.s
:: q { Sss %
which win enable Judge whether hs this
x%oss BY 20
that M stream q ns should :: GSsfes
x.'s' ssz : :Sea an,
thing directing the sea. Of this Pain.
sh sio .ad a. with @
& % sa rather a. %
ssG There however, three ccum,tances which most Pc
e sis H. ssss
II III II .',' n,
e % ssp y % .sy % on
e s sss:s SS :i
REMAINED UNCURkD "A Gouonh0a. though not the
oily by far the equt Of Structure. 1t II not IL
i e %i ss
| 2: S:a $ s'ss:s
six TO eight weeks this engh OF time least would stcuGhsa
TaE i EssECT o sTRcTuRE has uroN thu
MIND-Nothng 10 certain than the effect Of Sqle
to deprsss the spirits and lessen ta Nos
that thi. companed q The same degree every ndvda
y Of Structure which patient does obsvs
that ne not 20 active capable Of business ormsry This
aao z sezious esct though lte UNDERWOOD bur
Of mind and serral ofgsns win easily imagine that there
medium BY which the mind powerfully these
ans through the medium the sexual
ne %nS Th: ngwsvs T. s.ts5 s.pa1sd IL Tbs r,.
parts q the world the Of Structure proceeds. aet
vitY Of nAind invariably resuzns.
With respect g the cure Of Ssesus-ths i sraefngte
pain OF neonvuinee. Nothing seed the ol
late yeas in the ueatment Of this complaint Indeed in The
hands OF prope! and psons, the Of Structure
mouths Many persons consult tie writer who come % Sss
this city for short time only bat perfectly 3D.
though has been Of trouble and anxiety oi 10
those who cannot leave their homes the writer furnish his
which has interesting chap ynfomstion ne
subject and written the paes and which, being
enclosed in little mahogany chest, be safely saY
In consequence Of number OF pretenders and books
quakery which net this city, he deems proper make
the following Satamer satisfactory ground Of con6dss
strangers Besides his rank Graduate of Ednburgh &c
&c. he has pubshed three editions OF work expressly these
complaints Also be has letters from the phYs
eians Europe the most eminent Amercsas Sir Assy
Cooper Of Londsn, d.. Mott, OF New YORK.; Dr. Physc
Of Philadelphia and Others and permitted to refer 70 almost
every Physician Of suinence in this city Address Dr. Raph
m
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ENOCN SWALLOW.
DR. CONyEks' INvluOkA riNU CUkDIAL

Dh CONvEhB INVlGOhAriN0 tOkDlAL
FOR GENITAL DEBILITY, lMPOTENCY, INCON
THIS CELEBRATED AND POWERFUL REAiEDY
has long besu used with the happy effect in the
practice Of the emiaen physcians AID surgeons the
British Emrire France and Germany Indeed remarkable
were the cures that the late "Sr A,tey hsIed e the
high ensomium. The highest medical authorities
the United States recommend other article
for the Of the above distressing eompl4nt
The proprietor does not offer this remedy ~ tholeon"
bat q specific for the following deposahle see,icos-ths
and indulgence Of the passions ysavr
General physlca prostratton debility OF the
liver dyspepsa loss OF muscular weaness Of the
back ana lower sstremitss sssitus notSns smissoos
choy alterations Of mind confusion Of ideas Lose Of memo
dmness OF vson pain IN the head, vertigo and unacy
ayscn 70 social intercourse midity, seEdust and love
Of solitude. nNR
Hundrsds OF sudden decline or eousumpt,ou may
be these bsnefai practices. Young Cities
and particularly in the country where these solitary habits
prevail TO alarming extsntsnd those too, who about
70 marry, snd those whose matrimonial alliances h.ve not
The eonuubia state viii perceive that this treats
Of important subject to Them lf would be relieved
from these evils aud the s ndant notification, aud BE-
stored to manly delay not this Cordial Ine
renarks which sseomsny the medicine highly Important
Sold wholesale and retail BY j. o. FAY is Fulton street.
Clamp Store Ssu bsdins, New YORK and At tlaie Hsrts
Drug Store, Of Broadway and Chamber street. N. "
The Coras WI, b so,ysIesd to any part q the si.y
closed
Also for sale by Or. wadsworth. North Man srst Pro
yidenee, RI and At 1888 Warrington Boston No.
B,oadwsz Albany ; and Of Marchilss U.es. X.
letter a is Fulton street. New York entrance 70
the once through the MI msr
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ASCULAPlAN SANATIvEs
rrNrvrpsAI prsrnbrp or urA, ru

UNIVERSAL RESTORER OF HEALTH.
THE rROPRGT1R nf this Sana,ivs begs respectfully
j inform the nhabants Of this city The public sssers
that be prepared furnish then with this
remedy And preseutng this remedy the public
Quantsd with the Of ard from long and pracs
and their ample and effects pEessving and
possessns medicinal propses far ssPvsasing any thing
ressor.cn o. health INDEED 90 Potent is for Dod
sh it, Effects that might feel diapcsed from that
day. Bat The day Of and ignorance has
curative virtue and quality Of the medicinal plants asd
quality abiy srt,aeted and fully understood Although ,hs
resting diss.ssd action YET 80 perfectly safe .ad
i that u can be takea at all and under
any ereunst.ses The prop,sor therefore gnder the fullest
!. Is general remedy for d.s.ss
shonsh presented T. bot sspeei.y for ts
sh,: Dy:pef. Live SCmy am, IN al its form.
Hear. wf Of Hyp9chopd,a .ed ohsr di:ss's: eth
s9d scroiuis all its varioos forms Doss hy cs :.
adult personyounger persons proposten Ful
with each bos: Sold wholesale BY the Agent ~
Hudson New the principal druggis
ont the city and country. BID I'M
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Passengers arrived, during the same period,
Whalomen.

Whalsmsn.
s:.: :.s:s &
& s Ssi. sss ;~. n pss
:nef M.esrsh -hslsshs mate badly hurt hsd
sds.is q: s'Es;
,, ,sS sS: ss Cold springs M SS
eaky repairing; ship Isabella last Of season. whales ship
s,sT!
p'sa last Of s,sassa not rh.s Ship A..bsl. q last
= I' s's salem ,';H S...
IL me nss s leg ossS' but was doing ws ash. John
Maui! * kieSnoas Cold Springs, $500 .. 100 .p
$50 wanted Dbl. % hssoad mate d,sd from tie Il.
81 P.a.. July this season 900 sSis on bo.d
% The wS sss n. p
thar u had been known for twenty years. reported by the
Cav. week. q :hp consr... q NIB. report.
;ss,sa a., ssH Ist 's B;P
sS sp bad s.s ss sS I'D
s ss s:s .;sss ss s.. B.. . s..s .s h,
b: 81 II. ~ s.u s9 ss s IS,
s: ssn e. .s Tss s ss IS reported 1900 A
HON: I'll. y 4. s *; S:s shipped
as swain = S:s. sB x "a s ss S:y Ed
shipped home - z ID By the Aloth AT do 2lth
Adea. Cole. DO $50 VII $50 VII this
soc 6lboand to New Zealand and expected 70 At no
h,sS p &c whale hi. ,e;:cn, Mlwood, H;ihswy
l2oe this sesson) Braesnza WMermAn, do full teoo this
ssuoul; Maine Edward' Fair Haven. 100 VIII so sp teo
Lssr s:o report L.hs.is sboyt Sept 10th Bart Gc.ncd
gan Gardner, do 800 bbs 30 this season. Heard from
NWCoss last Of July, Wsvery Muuro, do, n whales this
sesson.l
Foreign Portss
= Cs,n Tows tCspe Of Good HOPE Nov .7-AH bsraas v
OAHu Sandwich isaads lSid between 18th and 3tth Sept
bsrQae Aiiosh simpsoa. with Of bone and s from
whale shsr Meatexama Of New Bedford.
BHfAsr. Jm AR brig Adams. Pssehy New Yet .th.
nswl Harssoa, Boston 3D. Sch, bafqas chsrehi Mc0,
Bosror ia io-An ship Lsgnnss New Orleans; barqus
Manchester, Snow, Do. Ga barQuu Pauiins Stevens Jbs
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q. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IL, ls46

PHILADELPHIA, Jan IL, lS46-
Ayoung man named Derr, died suddenly on Friday
evening" at the Indian Queen Hotel Of an affection Of
the heart He was about, and apparently well during
the dsy.
Judge Randall whs taken i'll the bench Of the
Is Court on Thursday morning, Is considered out OF
danger W 49,
for the last few days. the Exchange to take measures
to prevent reduction Of the tariff Of 1912.
Sales OF stocks at Philadelphia.
JANUARY l0--BEr wEEN BoARps-l0 Louisville Bank
80 90 Rssding Railroad, bo. att.
SEcoxD BoARD-a Wilmington Railroad, 27t 5000
Lshigh, int, 50 Zoe vicksburg Bank. H.
AgrERwARps $40 900 State 6ves, 67} Philadelphia
Bank. 1851 Is vicksburg Bank days aa5 Reading
Railroad. y54. ssfs'
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CIsouLAn TO ColLEcros. AND OTHER orrrcxss o,

t@ u CUSTOMS. f~ -
TREAsvRr DErARrMKsr. January 9, l8A6.
You are hereby instructed that sll vessels Of the
United States and their arriving in your coec
ton district from any port the State of Texas and
after the 3st day of December lS45 the date OF the
ITO establish collection district in the State of Texas
and for ether purposes" are to be placed similar
footing without reference to the date Of their clearance
from ports in said state, with vessels and their cargoes
arriving from any other district port in the u States
and vessels Of the United states departing from
your district with merchandise Of ereign growth
uacturo production for the State of Texas With
spect to coastwse transporion for benefit of drawback
Vessels and their cargoes arriving in any port Of the
State Of Texas either from foreign port or port in
any other State Territory Of the United States
be placed similar footing with vessels and their
goes arriving at ports in any Of the States Of the Union
1913 r. WALKER, Secretary of the Treasury.
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Slaa $I3t Mess, old and new; loi l0i Prime old and
new. Beef-Ms.s S. a $50; Prime S. 50; city and
country inspection. Lard $50 $50, barrels and kegs
Butsr-The market very aull. and sales can only be
made at reduced rsts. with good stock and mited de
Inand; Western Dairy, lSc q leo; Store, lie lac.
Chessemors demand and sales for export at &c TIC,
boxes; TIE 7tc, casks.
whitney, Drudge, 34c; barrels o4t q -.
REAL EsTArB AucTior-Twelve story brick
houses and lots on I'd avenue and 2sth st, sold from
$2,675 to $4,000.
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DIR. SALMON,S REMEDY

ENON disorders OF the Stomach Liver Kdntys ACCOM-
panied with indigestion loss Of appetite headache bous
attacks Rddinsss, papintion, anSaor, lon spr los q
habitual and other symptoms
THIS CELEBRATED MEDICINE has met with extra
ordinary suecess private praccs and priced 80 highly
all taksL the proprietor has been induced 70
introduce public generally lie assures suesst
from the above complaints, ths Il H. procssss 70 3:
perfect nvsolatng the system estorng Apostle health
color and strength, even 4 the most debilitated.
THIS REMEDY CONTAINS NO MERCURY, NOR any
Of IT, and does this closest attention 70
business. IA
rs DIR. WIN. II MINOR, i2 broadway,
ma mS mr. of oI,ns Nc Agent (or ",
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county papsr nov required be publishsd In the ots
paper. This bill was referred to committee Of the
Gov. Wright and his staa, accompanied By several
ssuato were stthe Dol otthe Emmett Guards last even
ing. q Stanwix Hall
The weather Is getting cooler thsmometer at the
freezing point-nothng hypothstcal mstaphys'
psychological or excitabls In town to-day.
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Arrived. t
Baqus Adsrc Traub. from Rio de Janeiro h November
with coffee. &c. McCaeken Livingston Vessels left be-
fore roporsd Och "a The Cap:s o. the Delaware spoke
Brig Allen King Manson. IS days f,m malaga. with frui,
to staksr Left, barqus Crrs Adams. for New York
Brig Angola Bell y days from Msnzana, Cuba. with log
Brig Manhaan johnson q days from Apalaehicola to
Huflbu Jan .t z, 49, len s. spoke brig ImoRsne.
ser Ges Lafaysue Falner, adsys I'm Virginia, corn
Gchr 6outherner Baker, days I'm Baltimore
oysters, + kettetash.
sehr Elizabeth Fisher from Philadelphia esal.
M Below.
One brig uuknown--Wind WsW.
Altc SalRoas
Ship Philadelphia, London; bsrques Candsce Rs Jauero
Oivia Van Nord Rotterdam; briss irec. 81 Jchns, D.;
Francis, Jacksonville. 80
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JASrARv 1870 shs Long Island Railroad. 4si; 90 do.
4si ase do .et SO do. ct; Norwich 6 Worcestsr'
boaojs 6oi Boston Maine Railroad. llli 100 Read
Ing Railresd. ar SO Boston Worcester Railroad, %
mos, per cent, IFS Is do, 1851 20 Atlantic Bank
100! 90 Old Colony Rsilresd. I0st - East Boston
Company, "a! so do so2Ods, l4f IS do. IA 1.a-
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KEAD THIS.

READ THIS.
IL CASES in the s~rs ~ 4sdissl i'ns, c:pseially
ts .. sks 6rss Appsafioa. ssisAs sans q =
No:.u1ssassw'M q 4s.t y
fANES r KEELsK . O., suuss Chesss ss< Lard. ~
q - 01no1 81 -
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHILADELPHIA Jan lltFrsm correspondent IAN brig
Corvo fm oston H,irs, Havana; Cen Warren
Portsmouth, N H; Anv u, New York. "a tel
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IUIME EOk YOUkSELF

JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
HCNTERIAN DYSPENSARY. No. Diyision street, e.
ablishsd D. 1895 by the Tor The sue
cssssI treatment OF disease OF secret md for
sale OF DR. HUNTERS RED DROP. This medicine y
roughly this horrd seass without injury to the const
and wsn6u die, or nn
each vial with full directions Which i warranted to sss
rually all matter how long standing or how
deeply in the with less trouble TO The patient
and shorter space Of time than anS other ~ s
to- rntyr
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 0, 1896
take the liberty to enclose speech made by Mr..
Walker, Jan "a, 1887, on the safe keeping Of the
public moneys. You will see by perus.l of this
speech that Mr.. Walker was the first public man IN
the councils Of the nation (bm not the first editor hv
long shot Ed. Huoidl to illustrate the adyanss o..
OF specie circulation In the development Of indns
Try, as compared TO an inflated paper currency. To
Mr.. Walker 10 Justly due the merit OF originality.
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said hs weuld pnt ths question 10 The House whsther
this was question Of privilege.
were ordered, and rssultsd- Yeas, ils; Nays. 81.
Mr. BArLy then made speech 10 defence Of the public
printers and concluded BY moving to lay the question
Mr. DAVIS appealed TO the gentleman whsshsr this was
Mr. bavly said Virgins would Judge for herself and
he would NOT withdraw his motion.
Yeas and Nays wers ordered-Yeas, lol; Nays, ss.
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole
Mr. Tibbstta. Of Kentucky, in the chair.
yesterday, addressed the COMMITTEES on the Oregon
question He was in favor of all Of Oregon to $40 40
Il was eysn h. ga, + sSar
lei OF 49, Nor did he dsaPprovs Of the standardization
10 Offering that parallel The battle would not be in
be able able to beat all old men zee vi
sions and our young mn dream dreams; but can any
Orr country is strong Tor defensive wsr-t IL weak a.
offensive war Our policy Ia peace not war. Railroads
erected to He did not agree with those who
talked Of Oregon a. being Of little worth If il but
mere barren track this country should fight for it. He
would 50 artherhe would defend the country Eight
wrong But We owe 1t to ourselves, TO public opinion
and to hunanity to try ell first 1t requires
more courage IN the administration to resist than to sur
Mr. KENNEDY, Of Indiana was the victor among some
thirty combatans for the hoor He said the people out
West got their education ia wrestling with bears They
were not even afraid oions fthe British lion got into
our path i must get out ofthe way The West was not
for war but they would not give up their territory to
dctaton He himself was Quaker but he would 6ght
for his nation England was NOT 50 much, after all u
the British lion put his nose into affairs, We would
run the eagles talons into IL, aud make il spout blood
like whale He did not stick to party here The whg
party true the other party national nonor We
will people the whole West. Put o single pair
Of human beings ont West and visit them TWEEN
ty years afterwards, and you'll find their number 90
and SO we'll 80 with thousands and millions In that
ratio. Our institutions should and would spread. Cuba,
California. Oregon ALL would within the widening
circle. The British government tine worst govern
ment In the world. (Mr. Pakenham was in the House
during part Of the specify 90 her brow written
Meme, Meme. Qiers sthe Hebrew quotation failed
amid roars Of laughter2 The British lion must get OF
blood. That's all the war spirit In the West.
MrTooMss, Of Georgia, having obtained the door, the
committee then rose IsIaIor ~ 6o.f.et. 80 e M
Communications then submitted from the navy
and war departments. and the House adjourned
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MOTHERS CORDIAL.

NE superior efficacy 81 this article, when ussd last
stages OF that female who has
once !. s.ef wasid BE- willing seld
nish ha suhe attendant Child Birth half and
place stn e. Id and mother in 4 state Of safety.
This quick article, bat the prescription of Yesuls
rhys.ea ne who has made this branch Of his praetcs
d31 lm'r 4a3 A4 as ~ ! .Asl Z. 7IT -
WUOL-5ooo lbs unwsshed American Wooi-for SALE py
W L. k.GOLLtNS i CO.. s. Soath s6
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Foroleu Imnortatlons

s Foreign lmp0rtatlons.
Rio On yANEIRo-BaIque Adarol33i bags coffee, dry
1lo7 bags CT flee, order -
MAAg4-BTe Allen Kng-sov 1921 h.f do omar
Ter do !e9. tabns - boxes lsnons, 4 Slker- boxes
iI.ry.:: honey H y % cedar
DIES pal ea fase tH Dc gnnada ITO
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ALBANY Jan. III, t6jo.
Tho annual report of the Canal Commissioners has
been received The canal debt the so,h September,
leas was $ls,s7s.ecs as II outstanding stock Is 10.
deemed falls DUE the canal debt after hrst July 1915
will Do Sie.o44ei6 o. This report pretsnds to show
dminuon In the principal Of the canal debt and the In
tsrest thereon Of soos 900 OF since soh September
1874
II Is probable that the State Convention will alter 70
much Of the constitution recognizes conpaexonal dis
tinctions In the matter Of suags-ths moral and poli
cal immuntes and privileges Of negroes will probably
equal those Of white citizens Tho necessity for this
equalization and political amalsamation among blacks
and whites II said 10 be vastly important than the
establishment Of bTfeasures banks or almost auv
other measure Of policy contemplated by politicians
test VIII De requisite IN delegates to this
convention in order TO secure them the votes Of ansh
very men.
Mr. Dean, Clerk Of the House Of Assembly, is repre
sentative Of that b. anch Of the democratic party which
seems that the old hunksr 20 division Of the spo
and that by some capital thew have the
balance Of powsr' The division on the vote for clerk
Is fair test Of what II win probably BE- the vote for
believe that E. Croswell will hold over II he remains
here. He IL man Of brill ant talents and uneouaed
political requirements ~ and the democratic party Of
New York cannot fcs his services for considen-
tons Of such minor importance. predict that he viii
hold over There IL something or other going on
which 10 not exactly clear snd palpabe to me- About
three days ago, Edwin Croswslle this city for Linden
Buren,. He hss not returned yeti think this visit
has connection with the State printing. Ysu viii
remark that the bill subDbtsd BY Mr. Porter in the
senate on wednesday last for the repeal Of The third
regulate the printing Of the Senate and Assembly sbo
shes the Office Of printer to the 8ste well O. the
Sss paper The proposition Is to publish notices In