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Railroad Coaueafion "A Convenlor
was held at Dundsn, Pa. on The llh ms
al which four hundred delegates were in at
tendance from Ihe meighborng counties. The
Convention was called 10 order by Col. II
Q. Wright of Lrzarne, by The appoint
ment of WM JEssUp, Of Susqnehans co
President A numb5r Of gentlemen wer,
appointed Vice Presidents and Secretaries
A series Of resolutions were adopted by th'
Convention, recommending The Legislature
TO grant 10 The New York and Erie Rail
road Company the right 10 construct thelr
Dad through Northen Pennsylvania.
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LOOK OUT.

AL persons indebted TO rhe subsc1i
her on bond, note, or book accounr
make payment before The ST day oI
February next, or their accounts will sf
Ter that datc, be lett with Justice OF
he Peace for immediate clIecIion,
D.aNlEL SNYDER.
Dec. 27 lS45
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Thc0ystcrs in the Potomac aud Chosapeak were
greatly dsturbed-by the late storm, At the light.
house on pincy Point they were piled up OH the
shore in Masses Of thousands.
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The House have passed resolution to adjourn
on the 4th of March, the Senate having previously
resolved to adjourn on the cath.
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LAKK Mclean OPEN.--A vessel sailed from Mil
wauke on the 9th inst. for Sheboygan, the lake be
ing entirely free from ice, and the weather mild.
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SATURDAY,, FEBREaRr r 2s, 1916.
A M EETJyG

O. OF the citizens c5f BIoomsburg, and an oher
interested, will be he'll 4 at the store of VIM. Nc
kelvy & Coon Sal .drday evening February 2stl
iorthe purpose of adopting plan for a Cour
House Building, Fas it is expected that one will b.
ready for submi ission at that fine.
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NOTICE

r. hereby given, that have purchased at Con
stable sale, as the property of Peter r. Miller
the following property, to wit
Bureaus; pine table, corner cupboard; &c
yards of carpct;l mantle clock;l bay mae;2 collars
md brdesjl shovel fork, tung chains and clevs; |
uting boX;l two horse waggon;l lot of rye straw,
riding FrIdle; | set of HARNESS. horse bucket; l
barrel OF cider
And have left the same in bis possession during
|my pleasure aud hcresy forbid any person taking
them from him, either by purchase or otherwise
without my consent
CYRUS BARTON.
IL
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j. III. VANDERSLICE,
DEN FIST.

MD EGS leave 10 inform The public lha
h bhe is prepared 10 attend 10 all the oper
aIlons IN dentistry, such az removing
The Tartar and ether Foreign Sub.
stances.
From the teeth, rendering them clean, and
the gums and breath sweet and healthy.
The cavitie, cfDec0yed Teeth
Will be dressed out and filled with Gold
or other ioIl; Of the finest quality, ia lne
case may require, which will generally
prevent Their aching or further decay, and
render them useful for years; and in many
cases during life
Teeth and &umps Of Teeth
Which have become useless OF troublesome
will he extracted in the most careful man
ner' with the latest aud best Improved in
slruments.
Porcelain Teeth,
OI'hc beat quality and latest improvement,
will be inserted on pivot or lin connection
with DR.. VaIIerchsmp, with whom he is il
Pa'cnship in plate work. on Gold plate
from single tooth to a whole set, to ooh
as well as The natural, and warranted IL
answer all The useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by the art.
In shorl,every operation belonging 10 h
profession, will bs reformed in The bes,
manner, with cholsesl material, and at the
shortest notice lie therefore hopes, by
strict attention to business, to obtain share
OF public patronage Any person or pei
sons wishing any Of the above operations
performed, are respe clfuly requested t.
give him call.
N. B The public are hereby il formed
that we The subscribers have entered into Il
special Partnership relating only to plate
work as il is more convenient for each TO
attend 10 the other branches OF The science
en- his own account.
A. VALLERCHAMP.
J, II. VANDERSLlCE.
Mount Pleasant, Nov slh. ls45-3m.
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OTThe Democratic State Convention to nomi
nate candidate foI Canal Commissioner will as
semble at Harrisburg on Wednesday next
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Horrible Effects Of Mlierism. The
Spring field Mass. Stesman says, Mr Eh
saezer Walker, farmer Of respecttbIty
about 81 years of age, having wife and
child. was induced by motives Of curlos,ly
10 attend Mllerie meeting in BsIcher
town, on Sunday evening, The l2th uh
mo. While there, he became deluded by
the threats and snslhemess which welt
preached. and lef, the house after The close
Of The meeting in a stale bordering upon in
sanity. This mslady continued to increrst
untiI he became raving madnan, While
in this way he declared that his heart wa:
sinful, and must be pluckec out or burned
out. Accordingly, he rushed towards ;
large cooking stove and thrust his left hand
10 10 The burning embers, and clenched the
red hot iron Of sove until lhs flesh was lit,
orally burned from the bones Of his hand
before he could BIZ secured. The pooi
man continued in this awful state unit
death came 10 his relief on Tuesday even
ing, the 9Th Utino, al s o'clock. Gres
excitement prevails IN BelcherIownj snc
means will be taken to prevent any lur'he
spread OF This sccurssd delusion.
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The Hon. HENRY CLAY was in New
Orleans on The oh inst and in excellent
health.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to all persons not to purchase q
d certain Note Of Hand signed by the subscribe,
dltedSho lith of February, s46,for twelve dollar,
layable to Caleb Fox SIX months after date. Hau
ing received no value therefor shall refuse to a,
the same. JAMES McUERMOT.
February 2l lS16
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lGLIENN.Alts,

MARRIED..-In this place on Thursday morn
ing last, by the Rev, George Drake, Mr. GEoRsI
l. | PAINTER, junior Editor of the Muncy Lumi-
nary, to Miss AMELIA BowMLs ,
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n . + &c E

All persons indebted to the late firm Of EYER
and HEFFLY, on Note or Book account are re
questod to call on the subscribers and settle tn,
same before the first, day February next
Those negectmg this notice may expect to pay
cost.
CHARLES HEFLY.
Dec 20-lS45
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WATERFOWL, n Y, o.. 20, Is4l,

Dr. ID. Jayns-Desr Sir-Yo PR
Tonic is an excellant article, Ma nv tfs-
psclsbIe persons aIss offer their GER fcstes
IN I'vor OF your Expsc,oranL | believe
our medicines are The bes, preparation
that have ever been offered to he public,
Tor The relief Of the sih. h.clsd, for The curs
ol 'he diseases fos which they were inlena>
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0DIGETANYO

DIED.--At Williamsburg, on the 10Th inst Mr.,
JouS HAzLET, aged 73.
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February 18th 1876.
NO1'INE

NOTICE
A LII persons are hereby cautioned against pur
"a chasing Note Of hand signed by the sub
Scrber, and payable TO Robert Edgar, for the sun
ofscvcnry dollars, dated April 2S, l845, and paya
bic sic month after date, the ,sd note having beer
obtained through fraud, | shall reiuSo TO pay tn,
same unless compelled Ivy law
JACOB YOUNG.
Jackson wnship, February 3, ls4G.-43
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have 10 state that proposal was made by
Ar' Buchanan, with the authority of III,
president OF The UnilCh Sntss, TO Mr.. Pa
ksnham' 'nd The proposal so made suggest
ed division Of The territory,
Whether or moi that proposal ought to
have been accepted cannot say. Mr.
PaSenham thought that The terms proposed
were so little likely 10 bs acceptable thai
he did not Isel himself warraSlsd in trans
mi''lng Tho proposal TO the government a
home; and on ,gni(ying this 10 Mr.. Bucha
man, 'he latter Immediately stated that III,
proposal was wllbd.awn.
This is tho Stale of The negotiations q
Presen''O far as am n(Ormed,rsspecIiHg III,
proposal submitted BY Mr.. Buchanan.
have the highest opinion Of Mr.. Paksnham
havo the greatest respect for his Talents
snd the greatest confidence in his iuugmsnt
YET must say that it would have been bcl
ter had he transmitted that proposal TO tn
home government for ,ceir consideration
and It found itself unsatisfactory, il Nigh
possibly have lOimedlhe foundation Ior
Int'het proposal fiear "a. @sw
Since that period this country has again
repeated to the q; S"lheir offer Of referring
the matter 10 arbitration, but no answer | a
yet been received 10 the proposal SO made
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
The Estate Of ISAAC c. JOHNSON
tate Of Orange township, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admin
~ istration on the above mentioned Estate
have been granted to the subscriber, living in Or.
ange township. All persons indebted to said estate
are hereby notified to make immediate payment,
and all those having claims are requested 10 pre-
sent them properly authenticated to
EMANUEL LAZARUS,
JOHN b. EDGAR.
administrators,
January, II, 1876
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G L A S s,
AND
QUEESWhRE
lAlaDWAIlAo

IAaDWAGLSo
Assortment including every thing from al
anchor 10 cambria needle, that a farmer O
mechanic wants 10 use, including Round
Bar, Sheet and Band Iron, suitable for wag
goh tire or any other use
WOOdcn-Warc;
A large quantity of Cedel and Pine
Pals and Tubs. Baskesl, OF all sizes
&c. Copper and Brass Kettles, all kinds OF
lin ware, stove pipe, and Upper and Sole
Leather.
But what is the use in pariicuIarisng, as
hardly an article in lhelr line can be asked
or but what they can furnish their custom
(ers for promp, pay, or in all kinds Of lum
Der, and country produce
Nov 10, 1880
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Yonr ExpectcranI I think will soon no
exclusively popular. Yoars &c. .ADEIAL ELY,
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Dry Goods;

may bO found coarse and fine Broadcloth of all
colors, CassimerS, Satnetts, Orleans Cloth, Prints
of all qualities aud Of the newest patterns, Grape
Delainos Muslin Delaines, Grape de Nixen( a new
name) Cashmers, Bonnet Velvet, ShawIs Silk and
Cotton ianderchie(s, Silk aud Cotton Hose, Gloves
and Mts, Linen, beached and brown Gotten Sheet
lnPs, Hatsand Caps. Morocco; calf Skin, and
Thick Boots and shoes India Rubber Shoes and
OveFshoes &c DC,
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BLooMsBURG, Feb, %. 1916

f.. ANTHONY CHILD,
VIII commence giving Lessons in rENMAN-
SHIP, this friday Evening at the Acaddmy
Terms 81 so for IL lessons in writing, or draw
ing included So so.
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The following is from PHYSICIAN
and much respected CLERGYMAN Of
The METHODIST Sorlrtv, daIsd Modest
Town, Va. Aug, 81 1870
Dt Jayne-Dsar Slr-I have beer .ss
vsnt hxpectorant extensively in nv prar-
nc lor the last three years and f,r all al
lacks Of Colds, Cough" Inh4naion of the
Lungs Consumption, Asthma. Pain, and
Weakness OF the Breast. II is decldedly ,se
best medicine have ever tried. Very 10.
'pec'fuIy yours. r. W. WILLIAMS, NJ ID.
A''hma tured BY DR. Joynes Erpsctoy-
ant.-MIs MARY CAMPBELL, of New h.
Ven Fayotle county, has been curd of
Asthma, of more than eg teen wears con-
Inuance' by The use oil DR.. Jaynes Er-
lpecfOj ant. She commenced ,aking lIe
Medicine last summer, and after usIns pIev.
n bottles, was entire y rid of this dlslreFs.
ng disease. We are assured of this cure
~ lady Of undoubred verscity. and re-,
luesIed 10 make II public for the b netil of
''hsEs. .--hOunt Pleasant (Pa) Register.
JAYNES EXPECTOkANT.-.We
sIcsm II pleasure 10 be able to recon-.
nSnd this medicine as ,he bes, calculated
~ The purpose of curing coughs, Gods,
core throat, asthma, and all affections or
ne lungs. From aIoag personal acousip,-
nee with Dr. Jayne, We know that he is
no quack, and his medicines are no, uo..
tr"a's OF the modern cry up, but are ,h,.
result OF his long experience as practising
physlcIan' and the expense Of grea, labor.
-Hor3o'd (Conn.J J Daily ReuiSa
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NOTICE.

|
|TENHE several Collectors of State Tax in Colum
Il bia County fol the year s45 are hereby no
lthed that they are required to charge interest o.
IaiI State Tax rem aiming unpaid since the sccon,
Tuesday Of January, ls4G, in accord ,nce with tn
following direction of an Act of Assembly passed
IAmil %. Is44 viz - Any State Tax remaining
UNPAID by any individual or corporation after sait
Tax is Gue and payable by said county to the Com
ImonweaIth, shall bear an interest Of sir per cent
1nd be lien on the estate on which it is charged
Itill it i, fully paid and satisfied
And the said Collectors are requested to keep
separate account of all interest received by them or
all State Taxes paid since the time above stated
and to 'ender an account therefor upon the settle
ment of their duplicates
SAMUEL YEARS.
FREDERICK MCBRIDE,
PETER ENT,
Commissioners.
CoWNGssrOSEn's OFFICE;2
Danylle, Feb. 6, lS45. {
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New Goods.
WMs MKEAVY & co,
EWHVE just received at their Old Stand il
n Main street, large and extensive dssor
Fall and Winter Goods.

which added to their former stock, renders it as
complete as can be found in the country. Among
I'M. -.
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Dec. 27 lS45
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Common Pleas.
n

JAN. 2S.-1Aompson rs. Bedumonf.-This case was re.
sumed this morning. Mr.. Jordan summed up far plain.
Tin, after which Judge DAILY charged the jury He said
the case under consideration was in his opinion pri.
viegsd communication, and would instruct them that Il
was such, unless they should believe that il was made
without prooale cause and with malice The u-y then
rcnred, and in few minutes returned with . YER.
dict for plaintiff for SIS.
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YORK HERALD.
Herald Supplement-.

Another Supplement to the Nsw York Herald rs pub
hshsd this morning Advertisements aud news compel
us to issue this extra sheet.
&C ntans an able article the Crisis Of the Nine
'eenth Century" graphic description Of the "Grand
fancy Dress Ball" in Albany, and page Of advertise.
ments and notices. It contains, in word, more read.
ing matter than TO be found in half the daily nswspa.
pers in the country.
This Supplement is sent grstuitously to all our regu
lar subscribers throughout the land.
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News FROM ALBANY AND Bosros We are CON.
stantly indebted TO Adams u Co. for ALBANY and
Boston papers, received by the New Haven and
Springfield route
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Before q full Bench.
JAN 2s-Ths court engaged in the hearing OF ar
guments and will be employ cd the remaining portion
Of this week, as we understand
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Or We learn that Philip Barton Key, ESQ has
been appointed BY the PRECEDENT Of the United states TO
be Attorney Of the United States for the District Of
hrmsd by the Senate
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The first general election in Louisiana, under the
new constitution Of the State held the 10th inst
The ofBcers elected include Governor Lieutenant
Governor members Of the state Senate and House Of
Representatives, and shsrfs
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elS there admitted into the institution 2e4 per
sons viz: lac males las females; Ito foreigner los
widows. OF those admitted, li2 born in Ireland
u In England ~ in Germany, and 80 in New York.
During the same period there discharged from the
Asylum 08 persons viz: 9 foreigners and "a natives
OF whom So were married persons. 90 single, widow
ers and ~ widows. OF these, 81 born in Ireland
Is in England 10 In Germany, and 20 in New York
From the LIST Of January to 3st December S45 there
were 40 deaths in the institution viz: 80 oregnsrs and
ried persons, ~ single, widowers, and widows OF
these, 70 were born In Ireland in England Is in Ger
many, and "a in New York.
CoRoSERs OrrIsE, Jan. 28.-Sudden DeGth.-The Co.
was called to hold an inquest On the body of
Mary McMehan, born in Ireland, Is years Of age who
was found dead yesterday the floor at No. Hague
street, supposed to have died in 1T An inquest will
be held to-day.
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SINGULAR NEWSPAPER ESrKRPRzx-A Boston
paper states that reporter for the London Morr;nx
Chronicle has come out to attend and report the de.
bates OF Congress Very soon all the great I.ondon
papers will have reporters and CORE sponden,s i
Washington. We are getting up in the world
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DAneAoncv. l067S2
$40 Spanish vessels-63s American--lls English and
20 French, sailed from this port in ls45
Whole number Of clearsnces 1850 Of which three
were Texisn
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TOT. Foreigner. sdnit,cd lis Tei. fcr,ia:i. d.ch.ia.
|" Natives los Natives .
Total. ...... asa Total.

~, REMAINING N THE Asrlum DKc. Sisr, isi5
White White Black Black
men romsn womem. men Total. Forei's Natires.
I, =, gin hs nsrc.,viS sv r.,.r. Mi - ~ e ~
tables that the nrst Of January is45 there were sSS
persons in the Asylum, OF whom 226 were foreigners
and so natives Of this country That during the year
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Movements or Travel

$500 ~. -. e1Asn' npony; :, a. Deneolct, larry-
owl tn4mas DoWen, Mass; w. ~ Francis, Ba1umore;
.anes +" Aiams Y. boene, savannah Geo Finges, Bal
umore.
AsIosLw; Nye, CMnton H. Aioertis, Baltmore Ed.
CCoksesraiI rev bediord; captain Deano, Mass N.
T Sns Engiandi H. A Horton, New England; L. @.
u d nn Cnarleston y Nxter. Boston; D. Pe.rce, B.
Tragy . rio pna; aaIrs, Springfield; Hart
Ms:ys,,, p.ntn Aucnnelo; w. p. Coleman Troy;
stocnhrd. ay'or Sna hicnardson Troy; &C Ager,
Gaorratosn, i M IHnaGe ipnA; =. Doogs,
CrryHon p pratt A,hs,v - e. q. Dsorsy, rrov.
n Edwards nslt;m"r. ny 49, 49, oumnsl HaCnmono
Csaisna nj M Was.o1 NJ " n n, uoi q. O. nenqer'
Ksnssv P;tt.hurwh a., Jons. Am1ers.; mo
a.. w n coIwI psI,;,n- H r IAusi "; Mssssf'
nsraa , uso CfSworo, bsi yi!,
w a Villa. P.tsr.nsm I"u ~. Aeene, rnns'
Ii;ars - p rs's.ns%; e. Love, ny; Geo Bruce,
INDIANA; u n; Bent, ~; g. Riddle, Pa James Riddle,
Wilmington, Dei; n. humphreys, NJ.
uLoSE- James huoSrd, y. ~; Henry Brown, Rich
mpIoi James Sco!t, Aiaoamai y w Alder, Boston.
nowAxD -Dsnel crane, rnlad; James Jenreys Saint
louis; =. Anoerson, 1eorgetown; A. RE, Alton; A.
snJ; Dos.0n, =. csmPOeu, Alex Geo w. Chapiins,
Wneenngi Cnas. Langhern Quebec; B. +. Lever,
Last -, Dsvy, ?, u M heisn, Baitimore; H. John.
seI Oum lanoi ", recon, Wheeiing Messrs Shoe
MAKER Johns ano Nelson, fhlla
N.v.r-Tbe IT Q sloo, :, - p -
,n.ndsr p.ndS.. - soop VI wdr Dos.ou, Tom
.S =; y as', Ion ,he coast OF brazil, ar
49, 49, =. aaosus on sunday. Inc Boston mas
LOT Two years on the South Amer
ican coast ana AZ time when dicultes existed of NO
Uruinary cnascter Inc aid rendered BY Commander
boston vessel IN the river La Plata I'M
THANKS her owners AZ the time will be recollected by
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Court Calendar-This Day.
COMMON PIEAsss os e6 30, 10, 10. a. 80. 49, 81 So
1
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Liverpool TOR Van Diemans land, was wrecked on
lost 49,
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An lmpcstor, calling himself Clark, has made his
appearance In Richmond, Va, a. Methodist preacher
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VERY LATE FROM HAvANA-Tbe packet baroue
Rapid. Captain Ward, arrived yester day from Ha-
vana, rwhence she sailed on the 18th inst
The following letter from our correspondent was
received by the Rapid. 1t is however, Of the latest
date =
HAVANA, Jan. LIST, ls46.
General Campbell, the American Consul and family
arrived here yesterday from New Orleans Our conn.
trymen were much pleased at his return, az we have
never before had who discharged the duties OF the
once with more credit to himself or honor to his coun.
try. During his sbsence DR.. Barton, late Of New Or.
leans, acted as Consul pro tenn assisted by Mr. Smith,
an excellent man, who was previously acquainted with
the business. The Doctor probably rendered himself
little unpopular by Diminishing an American clerk and
giving the place to Spaniard There are several very
competent Americans who would gladly have accepted
the situation.
The Capt General O'Donnell returned TO the city TO-
day on board the government steamer Congress after
an absence Of ten days during which time he visited
Principe the former capital Of the island He 10 the
most energetic and popular governor they have had
since the days Of Tscon.
There has been very little business done since Christ,
mas, and will not be much until after the 9Th January
The spaniards, who are naturally gay people, appear
to enjoy the holidays finely.
FreGhts dull and win probably continue so for
two months to come The sugar crop will be very large
this season. and the coffee crop quite short In fact the
cultivation Of the latter has been rather Improbable bu
sness for the last Eve years
The shortnss years crops may be Inferred from
the following statement Of exports from this city
Shipped In le44- Boxes Of sugar ...... 534 5s2l
80
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MAILS FOR EuRoPE.-The steam ship Hibernla
will leave Boston next Sunday for Liverpool, and
her letter bags will, therefore, close IN this city on
| Saturday
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% The BLACK MAIL "MIRRoR" concern says
Mr. Clirehugh althorises us to state he KNOBS OF
nifty dollars worth Of friendship having been raid
Tor to one Of the Herald concern, out OF Temple
tons pocket"
we ask chrehush to state publicly the name Of
the individual