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DOCTOR ARNT'S
RELIEF SALVE =.

NOR WOUNDS, Biuisss, Burns, Oh, onie Sores Swell
SOVEREIGN remedy Botehss the Fac and Chappsd or
Rough skn twill oou render transparent clear and soft
Extract of letter from Doctor Woodl
am highly gsthed to hear that The Relief pre-
pared BY DR. Charles Amt being Introduced TO !hs pnbe
the confidence Of your IL decidedly superior
any other preparation with which have acquanispce
success and freely cheerfay commended to others
withhold OF the happy effects
have known TO produce In several cases Of nfsmed breasts
iEIrse from letter written BY sts%ae to her rslavel
mS%Ig % ,bs she had fnm
what had heard md her dead They had however spp
ed Arnt Relief Save' that night and the day and
ing il twice had directed the milk started they
put the child her breasts and they now both doing
the .ays e them glad Of being the means ofdong
Doctor HalockSir: That the virtue Of "Amts Re-
lief Salye may be known to the afflicted deem duty
stale few facts connected with About twenty
Cannon string ms IL mv aron from ,hss un ~ b @
time have suffered distress pain finally re-
suited N du.ed aneurism pesyading leg and foot
TO all the and highly recommended Pain Ell
tractors" &c.. Sc, with no be e6t
seat Of most excr9ciang pain and had all the Of
immediate mor,6caon was advised ihat in order
various highly recommended remedies hut found NO relief
until was persuaded TO try the Relief Salve After the
G ada and s %
and healthy appearance By boxes sweing
iuAammato disappeared and my leg became entirely free
ten do therefore recommend strongly others suf
srng from similar Affections and have doubt will prove
recommended Respectfully yours, &c, rsos
Sold Wholesale and retail By the principal sssa, eli ARIES
H. RING Druggist and Chemist s2 Broadway corner Of
John street and BY most ofthe respectable druggists
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The different items stand in this table in their regular
order Of extent appears that the value Of boots and
shoes manufactured greater than any other article
larger than the value Of cotton woosn goods
featured The capital employed in the manufacture Of
boots and shoes cannot be given with any degree Of
cnrscy, that industry ID much distributed. The
inhabitants Of several towns constantly employed in
the manufacture Of boots AMI shoes and nearly every
own in the State engaged less in the business
We annex official statement showing the condition
ef each bank in New Jersey the LIST Of January 1896
compared with the corresponding period in ls4s. 1t
will be observed that there has been increase
in every department
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rwErrY-NINTH CONGRESS-.


wAsu,roros, Tuesday, Feb. 10, lsAe
,-...,...,or AZ The rssumption Of the debate upon
~. nrsson notcs pursuant appointment, and In on
,.,;oc Of an interesting airing among the great
sIsd long before the assembling Of the grave and
reverend sgnieurs below -
Prayer BY tho Rev; Mr. Tuston-s solemn and compre
bensye petition to the Throne Of Grace.
Journal Of yesterday.
Resolutions Of the Legislature Of Mississippi in rela
ton 10 the Oregon territory presented by Mr. speight
Mr. s. expressed his high sense Of the complainant con-
ferred upon himself and colleague in 90 far that no IN
structiona were embraced in them, but tnat noy wcs
s free 10 their own course In the promises Read ana
laid on the table -
Mr. DIcxIssos presented resolutions from the Legls
sI,,en MIR Chalmers co1cuIred 10 the spirit O 'ns
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BIGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS.
EoR Fchbprg, Keene Greenfield, Brsttleboro Windsor.
Woodstock Montpelier, and Burlington W.T. and the Ca
nsds All Paesas Parcel. and business 70 any q The above
and w rmonf. will faithfully attended directed 70 the
eale q l.. BIGELOW, ii Elm street Boston:
prsssr j26re
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From January ls4S to January 1916, the increase in
loans and discounts amount to specie 500
circulation, sseoo and deposits $a9,4oo The
ment the LIST Of January ls46 in every department
larger than at the date in either Of the previous
throe years The increase in circulation has been
much larger per cent than in either Of the other depart
ments while the increase 10 the amount Of specie has
been very trnipg The aggregate amount Of loans and
discounts has not increased much than natural
increase ads and business operations would warrant
but there have been individual expansions upon
extended scale than is consistent with safety, judi
cious mana cement Of their Affairs
The annexed table exhibits the condition Of the nsu'
rance companies Of Massachusetts the st Of Decem
Der, ls4s -
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TAXES 1910.
OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXra.

PUBLIC BUILDINGS PARK, Jan. 1, Iel6.
DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given. that addron Of one
will be made on all taxes remaining unpaid
the 18th day Of February and two 18th day OF
March The receiver would taxpayers the impor
Of making early payment possible, avoid
wd and delay which necessarily previous
tn per centsge being added Hours for receiving money from
2-bankable money only received, under circum
JOHN sTEWAHT
10 ti5Feb Receiver Of Taxes.
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PARK THEATRE.
Fourth night Of his engagement.
Thur.day Evening, February IL,
VIII b TAs rs Rt the
Mr. RoIssoa n. BS:
WIDOW Warren Mr.. Vernon
sophia. M. Bland
''''' msakifs 81 aHss MI tI ups"
Nj, Ally orsaker.. ............ .Mr y barrett
To oi Sdss T SRo " Fare. q
P Pi rreaer'ek Done Brown. Mr. q Barrett
Price Admi..ioa-boI:: 81 Ri, - esr n'S GALLERY
9oSI open sl O'clock sss 'A' caia will ,se,sy
BOWERY THEATRE.
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
Thursday Evening, February IL,
The En- %IRS VI 81 %TE W yh
~ Or. Tie SHIP Of The .as.nse, A'
Charles Faltner. ESQ Captain Of H. N. s. the
a. ifi'
Weevil, Maze Of tho unknown Schooner MI; Cony
To conclude r MoS Sf!Ys'' Comedy Of
Alfred Evelyn ............ Mr. Clarke M.d,so,
Lower soas. 50 eeat:-seeond and Third Tsr., cts.
Doors ea1 1 nal s ssrf viii rise att
HOW E's CIRCUS,
At PALMOS OPERA HOUSE.
Thursday Evening, February IL,
Fourth night Of a 81 Nv Heroic Pageant Of
Among the Tis G s appear the celebrated
Upwards Of 7 feet in height.
Mr. RANDALL NADINE MiAiGARrE. " oa''''''
81
Al S1aag s ,.s a. "
new Comic Ballad viii be sung by the Clown. Dan Rice
sent the Cha,ioteer Of the Sun.
Mr. Nichols na single horse riding 6sctTard. ana for
act. Of :smanssip BY Mast Walter Aynar and Mr. Nj
chols and Mrs NxonCopest Of the Athlete, by the Bro
the wonderful training Of his Dog Billy.
W Afternoon Performance every Saturday, commencing
or Dress Circle 50 een,s-Parquette
Sea 50 ceu-Second Tier of Boxes, IS Doors open
at y performance to commence at hili-psst7 o'clock
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE AND NEW
YORK CIRCUS.
No. 81 BoUery. Rockwell e. Stone, Managers.
GORGEOUS sPLENDOR.
srI TEI EYT . PIT yyI JI Eight
Thursday Evening, February Ia,
Will be presented for the goth time the majestic. glorious
oR sr9 4HE q sS Stp sffA4ISsAT.
In whchs highly siusd HORSE represents the BULL
\ by II Needham.
Among the scene, Of tins gorgeous productions Journey
&C. to the Scene Of Action -Amazonian March and War
The sports will commence with the Polish pageant Of adie.
sd s sa y Il Sssds% sd Ssn Gardener
O Besides the usual Camilla Gardner, Harrington,
Stone Mosey Stout &c. also appear their great feats Mr.
Boxes, Is Pit la,1 Open 6-commenee at
O'Clock. fl2Mr
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AWNINGS AT AUCTION

a LEVY will sell ON sATURD AY Evening". at O'Clock,
1913 Broadway. entire Invoice OF Paintings their
original stseust eived from Florence, worthy the
ton OF Connoseurs Amateurs and Dealer; ready for
exminaton Also share the New York Society Lii
brary. fl7 SIRE
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MONEY MARKET.
wednesday. Feb. lI-6

MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday, Feb. lI-6 r. M.
The stock market continues very quiet. Prices re.
main without much alteration. Long Island Canton,
Harlem, Reading, and farmers Loan closed Arm yes
tsrdays prices Norwich and Worcester fell of per
cent Morris Canal |, and stonington II.
The Assistant Vice Chancellor of this State has deci
ded that the bonds Of the Dry Dock Company amounting
to $3.50 O00 with interest since 1888, void, the
ground Of usury The bonds given 10 the American
Life Insurance and Trust Company, secured by mort
gage real estate.
The Syracuse and Utica Railroad Company have do
clared semiannual dividend Of two dollars and half
each share payable to New York stockholders at the
American Exchange Bank, on the 10th inst
The receipts of the Auburn and Rochester Railroad
Company for the month of January ls46 and 1885,
annexsd:-
=, AusuRS AND RoSHEsrEs RAILROAD, ,s
F. F. ls:;;sss... fsss + 'ss az ~
Total. ............ &s.4r7 80 1850 IS slsa Is
This exhibits very considerable increase both in pas
ssngers and freight The increase amounts to nearly
forty per cent.
A bill has been introduced into the Senate of New
York to authorize the New York and New Haven Rail
road Company to their road with the Harlem
Railroad.
The manufacturing industry of pretty
clearly illustrated by the annexed table, II will be
valuable reference The value Of the manufactures
for the year ending April ls46 $ll4 47s44s Capt.
tai invested, $50 las, 1877 hands employed, l527o6
MANUFACTURER M MAnAcuuarrrs-1al5
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INSURANCE. CoMpAyrrs OF MAssAc HusrTTs. -
In Boston. Out Of Boston. Tot


The mutual marine and mutual IRE and marine Offices
making returns are sixall but hs Mutual Marine,
at New Bsdford) being In Boston. The six give
Amount Of assets, $iAss7si 81 cash. ssosos 80 prem
notes on risks terminated. STA 81 prom notes on
risks untsmnatsd, s7sael II other notes. S47o27a 81
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1875.

WASHINGTON, teD ~, loso
I'VE lay before our reader. "w u Richie.
We ~ are u s bad boz n9Martin Van Buren,.
Almost to a man, to-day, there was distinct par
ty dvlsion, upon giving the ten steamers the go-by,
and taking the resolution providing for the Oregon
notice in the Senate to-day. The wings, anxious to
test the sense OF the democrats the question OF
peace or war, Of course desired the steamer bill,
while the notice in itself being nothing at all, would
evolve an opinion Of peace or war, at the pleasure OF
the Senate or discussing the main proposition The
wings are in dread OF that commercial treaty, as the
basis Of the Oregon settlement, while the democrats
are equally in dread Of the extra expenditure from
preparation tor war; as certain to secure the tariff OF
AZ. Between the two parties and the two issues
there is a strong and pervading anxiety for an early
settlement between "Buek and Pack" as the Score
tary Of State and the British Minister are briefly de-
nominated.
IA reported tonight, that Mr.. Pakenham has offered
to Mr. Buchanan the line of 40, harbor or two
north OF that line, in exchange tor the tree naviga-
ton OF the Columbia for fifteen years-the hne,
however, to be the permanent boundary,
The strongest confidence Is entertained by many
that negotiations will settle the matter, and that
before the action of the Senate Is had upon the mo-
tice or ere the debate is suspended, treaty VIII DC
submittedhe rights OF either county .nr
in the Pick wickian sense, by the high contracting
parties.
When is your next steamer due
the Senate. in behalf Of the notice-N 4O-and the
noninterierence Of the five powers Of Europe In the
offa,rs Of this continent. He will continue it to-
morrow. Allen can reason when ne chooses, but
The moment he takes up the popui,, he descends
10 the common ranting OF the stump. orator-mere
Mark. Antony bombast We should like the man, II
he were TO exhibit higher appreciation Of the COM
mon sense of the people.
Though we have no dlfect confirmation Of the
march Of Arista upon Mexico, we are not prepared
as vet wholly to dscredit the rumor. -,
The House to-day were upon the fortifcaton bill.
They tor egard II as the next measure alter me
notice, soft and dough-faced, explanatory ana apo
logetic, az il that notice
II was like Mr.. Bedinger's storm at Harpers fer-
ry-full Of wind and fury, signifying nothing,
There are to be some more dinners TINS w:ss' ia ia
maxim OF IN uino veritas 49,
$3.50, me D0oioN
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Married.
On Tuesday, the 10th inst, at the South Dutch Re-
formed Church, by the Rev. John NJ McAuley, MIR.
JosrH BRowN to Miss REBEcoA H. daughter of the s'e
Major Thomas Ketcham, u. 8. A.
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~ WANTED.-Two Rooms and two Bedrooms, in
Es: comfortable house. with good yard attached. by
and wife, who five healthy children, and no
sure but that they may have five in the
time The particular location
Rent not over $50 Address Industry at this Office.
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CAhD.-CHATHAM THEATRE MRS. FLYNN'B
Benefit, on Friday which occasion Mr. MIrcH-
Kill has kindly consented appear Of his celebrated
In sx characters Four hvonte Ia the Of
evening variety OF singing and dancing Tickets and plee
10 be had az the Box Once. fiji 2tis.rc
RUTGERS INSTITUTE, MADISON STREET.
Mr.. DEMPSTER,
WHO is about Europe, has the honor TO an
w that Of families residing
In The eastern Of the city, he will give musical
Feb i2h when he viii siug .sse,on from he sonr. az
Burns with introductory and repear his
Tel, yson. Esq =
PARr 1--we Of Nav
PARr II.-New Years Eve
Part IlL-Return of Spring
This song represents the gradual decay Of young and
beautiful girl from the bloom Of hes I'll TO premature grave.
- Particulars will be announ ced in small bills
Tickets so cents, be had the Stores and
the door.
Doors at Ito commence y before o'clock
NB.-This entertainment will be repeated Clinton Hall,
OF Beekman and Nassau Friday evening, Fee
bruary 18th. fiji CTR
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TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
M uSIC TAUGHT ON THE LO6ERIAN sYsTLM-
Nl Bv Lady who IL well experienced in teaching sne
DESTROYS Of obtaining few pupils Terms modernte
line addressed to H. at the once Of this paper shall be
duly ATTENDED To. y I'M
TNARMERY AND MILL Rg BANK, hagsrstown, 20
THE Ncs.s ~ Tie h lion bought cent DIS
count, by TAfLyn. vi Oil -,
i2tmsw vo' - " ~" ss'sSN
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ITO MECHANICs AND THE ADMIRERS OF ME-
CHANIC ARTS-A Course Of Lectures will be de-
hvered on Stair Casing and Hasd Railing BY VIM. Davis
on wednesday Evening" February th lsh 18th and March
sh 1896, a. No 81 Spring between Crosby and Elm
ee,, At ~ oeloes NJ Ticket: for the Coprse cents.
corner BeeekeI and Downing Hills store
Broadway; Weeds hardware store IS Division street, and
AZ he door. 70 a,Sm
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TO EMIGRANT BOARDING HOUSE
KEEPERS.
- TO LET OR LEASE. the Established House. No.
1.: Washington the battey-A short dis
from the Boston. Providence and Albany
boats; will be let for Of years.
Also the Grocery and Liquor Store No Albany street
Stock and Fxtu for sale Possession be given the
18th ,nstanwoud for Emgrsnt House Grocery,
&C. being the Immediate vicinity Of the Havre Packets
Apply to Edmund Griffin No. 32,t Greenwich street.
FIJI 2tsrh
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BOOKS BOUGHT

DOOIAO IN
DERSONS wishing to dispose Of their Libraries either
large small will always find ready parchassr and good
prices By addressing sew lines giving and number TO
j. MCABE,
II lmsr 10 Nassau, 1877 Rvingtop street
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WALES ASTRONOMICAL LECTURE,
On Thursday Eeenins, Fsbrucry T.
THE HALL OF The SOCIETY LIBRARY, cor
IA Of Leonard and Broadway Tickle ~, cents to be had
at the Hall aud Of Mr. Vale, franklin SQUARE, where his
Globe aud Sphere. and Astonomic Gard are for sale
B-The Gard painted csnva,, II iee by g. will be
used the OCCASION and practical profile will be perform
cd manner Of the size the Earth getting
the Latitude by the Sun and the Calendar and
plsnato ON OF the Planetary season will be shown.
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Wonderful Novelties mt Niblo's saloon.
MESSRS. NELSON KNEASS and

Respectfully inform their friends aud the public that they
will give their frat Grand Buresque
MUSICAL SOIREE!
On ST VALENTINES EYE, Friday, Feb. Is,
On which occa.on they secured the Of
usually talented family the Hutchinson Family nor the
Orpnesn Family, but FAMILY.
FIRST appearance Of "; Awful dsclospres Of Russes
Songs; Tempeton style moested by the above Family Mr.
Kneass Song entitled Plagiarism the Old; Solo the Flute
bys young lady Buesque Polka; Grand National Tabeau
Magnificent Valentine will he presented TO each lady and
gentleman. Tickets 50 cents Doors at ~ O'Clock Per
Torrance q nj FIJI stare
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-14
Democratic
STATE CONVENTION

The Delegates chosen TO represent The
different counties of Pennsylvania in De-
mocratic State Convention; for The nomina-
lion of candidate (ot Canal Commissioner
convened at the Court House in Harrisburg
on Wednesday, March A, 1916.
The Convention was called 10 order a, 3
O'Clock ir the afternoon, and temporarily
organised by appointing Gen. W.T. Rogers
of Bucks county as chairman. The after
noon and evening session was taken up in
sening The question Of disputed delegates.
At the close Of the e,ening session, or mo-
ZION, a Committee of one from each Sena-
torial District was appointed 10 report off.
GERS for the permanent organization Of the
Convention
On Thursday morning the Convention
met pursuant TO adjournment, and the com'
miuee appointed for that purpose, reported
the following lis, Of officers for the perma
uent organization of the Convention ; tht
report was accepted.
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William B, Foster jr. having received q
majority Of all the votes was declared duly
nominated, and the Convention adjourned
until 3 o'clock p. NJ.
Upon the reassemblng Of lheConvenlion
the Committee or resolutions through their
chairman, A H. Reader, reported the follow
ing which we're unanimously adopted.
Whereas in accordance with the well
established usages Of the Democratic
party it is becoming and appropriate
that The Delegates selected by The peo.
pie 10 concentrate The public will and
make the necessary preparation for a
mother contest,to maintain the suprema
cy of our party, should reiterae and
make known the measures we advocate
and the principle we cherish--in that
spirit of frankness and dsdain of dssim
lulaton which has always induced US so
hang our banner on the outer WALL
Therefore
hesolved, That Democracy aiming a
The greatest good Of The greatest numbe
having for its single object the perlec
ton of human goveInmonl---lhe attain
0 ment and the security of the polilica
= right Of man, and beirg in itself tn
& only means Of attaining The great an
e glorious end al which it aims is in il
N vital essence one and unchspg gable; an
although in The mulabililv Of human 3
fairs and the falIibiIily OF human jud!
ment means Of forwarding the GOO
:. work, may at times be honeSlI
chosen which nature experien ce I
) progressive knowledge may aga
II discard, yet in The beauty and sim phi
Ivy OF its truths, and the glorious pu
pose TO which il lends,l is and must
~ always the same, and like The Mosa
ed pilar of fire and cloud, will be 1
s steady, unfailing snd brilliant beac
US that snail lead and light The sons OF m
ng through The nights of adversely and I
- days of prosperity 20 the promised la
,s of equal tights and civil liberty, wht
tyranny aud superstition are known
10 be Knocked and despised.
,ks Q. ReSoiUed, That in view Of the pj
rou gressive enlighlment OF the age
" spread of knowledge and civlizati,
'P- and The inevitable effect of The exam
an of this great and hsppy and powerful
'k' public successfully and gloriously i'll
W lrating the principle Of self goyernm
ibcfOre the eyes Of an sdmlTing and "
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led, and whose integrity is not denied,
even by his most decided oponents.
49, ReSolUe6, That we recognize an
essential doctrine of Democracy, and as
one of the many and important benefits
conferred by the liberal spirit of our In
iltuions, that the radiant light of Free
1om from our soil shall conliQue 10 cast
us CLEAN oil joy upon the oppressed Of
all nations; that our country will be as
heretofore, common vantage ground
where the emigrant from for reign soil
shall be welcomed. protected and cher
shed with that (ellhospi alily,which
should ever characterize the spirit of
Irepubllcanism and christian charity. and
we therefore cordially respond to the
sentiment unanimously adopted by the
Democratic National Convention, that
every attempt TO abridge the privileges oI
becoming citizens and the owners of soil
among US, ought 10 be resisted with the
same spirit which swept the alien and Sc.
dition laws from our book.
IA ReSoived, That the conduct o
onr Canal Board has shown an econom,
ical, careful and efficient spirit. and they
are entitled 10 our highest consideration
aud confidence.
Is. ReSoievd, That the thanks of this
Convention are due, and are hereby ten
Idered to the Editors Of the Democratic
Journals in Harrisburg, for the faithful
and accurate manner in which they have
collected and published the lis! Of dele
gates 10 this Convention.
On motion of Mr.. Brewster,
l6. ReSOl0ea, That the thanks OF thi
Convention be given 10 The Hon. Ben
Iiamin Champneys, for the able and fait!
Ifu manner in which he has discharged
his duties as President Of this Conyen
lion.
On motion Of Mr.. Kerr.
= IT Resolued, That Vice Presiden
J Dallas is eminenty entitled TO the grale
= ful acknowledgment of the Demoerac,
Of this State, for his faithful adherence
to Republican principles.
On Motion of Mr.. Leiper,
IS. ReSolUe6, That the thanks Of III
Convention be rendered TO the Commi!
soners of the County Of Dauphin for III
: use Of the Court House.
- 10. ReSolVed, That the proceedings {
: this Convention be published in oil III
), Democratic Papers-of the State.
II Ga motion the Convention adjourne
e sine die.
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The ice across the Connecticut river i
strong enough to bear loaded vehicles.

This Army under Gen, Taylor at Corpus
Chrsta, New Orleans correspondent OF
tho Inlelligencer says, is under positive or'
ders TO advance upon lhe RioGrand and will
move forward Oh the first of March. More
Than three thousand barrels of provisions
have already gone forward, which indicates
"a pretty long sojourn; large quantities ot
every thing required for active operations
have also been forwarded in the way Of am
|munilon, camp equippage, and all the ma
terial of an army. The Army will be trans.
ported by steamboats, and they will take "
their position at Point Isabella, which il
within three or four miles of the RioGrand
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A WHALE STORY.

The New Bedford Mercury states that
the Sarah at Mattapoisett, from Atlantic
Ocean, took 100 barrels sperm whale, in
the blubber Of which was found The head
and about loot of the shank OF harpoon
marked 'Lyra'- undoubtedly, says the
Msrcury, belonging TO the ship Lyra, OF
that port, which vessel was lost in Aug
1929 on reef near Oahu. This is a
strange adventure for peice of iron, but by
40 means improbable,