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Il E l. IL q IL Al H G.
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS i0kAL PROCEEDINGS.
II n l. Il q IL A PHO.
senate.

senate.
WAsHrEoror, Feb. 10, lsS.
Mr.. CALHOUN made interesting remarks relative
to the Wilmot provso predicting the most fearful
sequences to the Union should its principles be carried
out. He concluded by Offering series Of resolutions
setting forth 81 That the territories Of tho United
joint and common properly Of all the States That
Congress- the agent Of all the States has right
make any law by which they shall be deprived Of full
and equal right any territory acquired to be scquir
ed That any law which would deprive the citizens Of
any State from snigradng with their property
Into any territory Of the United States, would
be in derogation OF this perfect equality, and
in violation Of the constitutions and tend to- subvert
The Union. That the imposition Of any condition upon
State, in order to s admission into the Union, other
than that its constitution shall be republican would be
direct violation Of the constitution and conflict with the
principles on which system rests Mr. Calhoun asked
that the resolutions be printed which agrssd to- He
hoped whom taken up. Senators would DO prepared to
vote on them. II high time for the South 10 know
where they stood.
Mr. BENTON replied that he could not consent to ne
elect the business of the coustry for such string of alb
stractions and although Mr. Calhoun had hoped that tho
Senator from Missouri would support this movement
(sr. Benton) wished it to be understood that he had
permitted the business of the nation suffer by
throwing hrebrsnds into Congress.
The navy appropriation bill was taken up, amended
and passed.
The three million bill coming up,
MIR. HoUsrer addressed tho Senate and defended the
administration. He sontendsd that, in taking Texas
we took her with Mexico; and in fact at
soon as annexation took place. Mr. Houstons speech
called forth explanation between him and Mssss
Cass, Calhoun, Sewer and Wescott dates invasion
by Mexican forces, &C.
Mr. SIMMONS obtained the floor for tomorrow.
The bill from the House for the relief Of the heirs
TX Governor Tompkins, was taken up and passed
After executive session, the Senate adjourned.
House OF Repr esentatives.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 10, ls41.
resolution was adopted 10 terminate the debate In
thirty minutes after again going into committee the
bill for the continuation of certain public works. i'm
prsvements Of rivers and harbors, &c.
A joint resolution presented by Mr. McCLELLArp, was
read three times and passed granting certain unservce
able brass cannon captured by General Jackson at Pen
sacola to the Jackson Monument Association be used
in the construction of q statue to Jackson.
The House then took up the private calendar and
sidered and passed great number Of private bills
Among them for the relief OF the heirs OF Daniel D.
Tompkins, and for the relief Of the heirs Of John
Paul Jones'
Numerous bills from the Senate, of private unim.
portant character, were read twice and referred
Adjourned.
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fegnO its principles from pure necessity, and is no
more than proper that both houses of Congress should
give their support to such the of
tho Treasury department require
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BERGEN IRON WORKS.
FHEsuBsCnlBsRsb sg le,ve to y form the public, that
the baflness Of the late joseph w BricH deceased
VII be CONSUMED and carried on as hsretofors in ali its
paehe, va TIE manufacturing Of iron Pipes Of all
Castngs, Tank ~ 4es &c &c ~ ~ "''
chureh hes and public bu,ldmQs ~" ''''
on nnss Of all kinds constantly hand made to Order
JOSEPH w. PHARO,
ROBERT CAMPBELL,
ohce, No. as Centre street w. "nA aec sss
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SWANS CELEBR ATED PANACEA
EOR TILE EIrR 4, OLE

- FOR THE CURE OF
Sero(tlId General De6iifv White Smelling Rh,tud-
fism, Diseases ofths Lirer and Skin, and all Di.
secses orisine from Impurities of the Blood
,,y.,,,,s n orhs etecfs of Mercury.
SWANS PANA, EA has been for than twenty-five
Years 10 ths country and Europe for its extao.
to the directions and books (which may be had graft
company ing the Panacea.
IL has been u.d hospital and private Practice and has
had the singular fortune Of being the
Others. by
VIM. Gibson. NJ D., Prof Surgery, Pa. University.
Valentine Mott, d. Prof Surgery, N Y University.
W.P. Dewee., NJ d Prof Midwifery, Pa University.
n Chapman, Prof Physic, Pa University.
II. Pske, NJ. ID President College Physicians PhiIad
Or. Del Vale, Prot Medicine. Havana
Jose Loutenco da Lug, Prof Surgery, Lisbon
J: hipnnn, Mem Royal College Surgeons, London.
q. w Ewing. late Minister to spain.
Sir Thomas Pearson, Major General British Army.
Gilbert Rohertaon, British Consul, &C. sc
And also the wonderful cures effected bv Swams Pana
cea have for many years made IL invaluable remedy The
Innocent PREPARATION II may be givea TO the tender
THE Retail PRICE HAS BEEN REDUCED
to One Dollar and Fifty per bottle containing tee
half pias) Or three bottles for Four Do'lsrs
ALSO-SW.AIMS VERMIFUGE
a vain bie Family Med cine, being a highly approved
remedy Tor al, diseases ssing from Debility
Organs such Worms Cholera Morbus Dys.nery Fever
and Ague Bleedi Piles Sick Headache &c &c See tie
pamphlet twhith may be had grsts accompanying the
mifuge.
AGENTS
New York-H II. schief 4 Go.
Liverpool, Eng--Evans Son & Co.
Havsna--i.. Msizet
Observation-Disclosures Cross.
Buenos Ayres-p. j. Hayes x Co.
1t. Thomas-A. II. Rise.
Canfon-J Swords.
Sandwich Islands-E. L. Benson.
CaIcuta-Hufnage Co. f87,wissrc
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TIMOLAI'S SULPHUR BATHS,
No 547 PEARL STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.
V>HEsE BATHS have been established for the last twen
ysI and the only Sulphur Baths in the city.
they are highly recommended by the eminent phyd-
csas for the OF salt rksu chronic
pieints, eruptions of the skin, &e,
Given daily fyom "A. NJ TO ePlM, jH lmsN
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FEW MORE OF THE KEFERr.NCES
AS TO THE GOOD EFFECTS
OF
MRS JERVIS'S COLD CANDY,
curing Colds Coughs, Hoarseness Sore Tnroat Whoop
Ing Coash Influenza slight Bronchitis and Al Of
the Lungs. that LEAD to the dread CONSUMPTlON.
MAJOR GENERAL MOSELEY, 3tl Broadway.
REV. w. GOTHARD Pastor Of the NJ. +. Church,
Jane street.
DIR. CASTLE, s81 Broadway.
PROFESSOR WHITNEY, 30l Broadway.
M. TRAPPAN, Reading Room, socisty Library.
MIX. BOOKHAM, corner of Houston and Broadway.
ISAAC y. BROWN, Sexton Of Grace Church, corner Of
Sold by Mrs. JERVis s1s BROADWAY, corner Of
White street.
0AGKNTs-Rushton Co.. Aston House. 10 and ESQ Broad
way; Blaeke 36 Bowsry Bunton 40 Sixth avenue, and
o9 Avenue D Eiy's 233 Hudson street, Nelson, corner Of
ioa streets; and Mr., Hays ss Fulton st and Atlantic st.
u Each packaee is Invariably signed MRS. w. JERVIS.
Put W. N packages OF Is, 70. n, and 81 each.
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NEW YORk GALLERY OF THE FINE

THE Exhibition OF the Works Of Art belonging % this
Three fine pieces of Sculpture by Brown haye lately
added viz Ruth presented by Miss Eliza Hicks The Boy
and Dog the gift Of Charles NJ Leupp, ESQ., and AdonIs
In addition to the abova, and valuable catalogue Of En-
cravings collection embraces Coles Course Of Empr
and Voyage Of Life, besides other fine specimens Of Amer
Art by Mount .ngham, Inman Edmonds Durand, Chap
man, Roshermel, and others.
The Gallery open daily from AM until dark, and
Monday and Tuesday Evenings only until 10 I'm.
Life Membership one dollar single admission % cenn-
CAInloRuea lax cents. d2t lmeOdae
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DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
MERCHANTS AND DRUGGISTS can obtain their
Ivl spring supplies Of the only genuine Pain Extractor
orr depot. Liberal terms made with wholesale pur-
chasers and with agents.
Fresh certificates Of its remarkable efficacy in Burns, Piles
Rheumsti.m, &c, Re, furnished gratis
Wanted immediately several travelling agents it'll
and weIl recommended. II. DALEY 4 CO.
fisIhsIc No. i0s Broadway.
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Depot for the reception and delpery Of Goods at M
Courts, ll8 Wtiiiam St, New York.
T &. COURT u DESCHAUX, 1.-THE latterly recent
ly arrived from Farsi beg respectfully to
m,nufscursrs and merchants generally they dye
and nsh IN and superior STYLE before in
trodaced the United States and according the latest
Pans fashion, all OF goods sewing silk aud twist, either
plain shaded; trains organisms aud spun silks zephyr
worsed and woolcn yarn Of all kinds sewing cotton
h,ir, linen and cotton yarns.
They imported patent machinery for putting up silk
and wosed in the best and most approved either
spools or skeips
Damaged faded sewing silks, worsteds ribbons silk and
gloves and hose gimps rpges cords and tasse la
dies and gspemcns garments dyed and made equal to
articles.
Orders carefully attended and promptly erecuted
is3 Inc
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AID TO SCOTLAND

AID TO SCOTLAND
THE SOCIAL CLUB BALL wilt take nlace nj the
u Apollo Rooms, Wednesday evening. Feb "a, 1917.
The the appropriated fer the benefit
of the Of Scotland Tickets can be had of the follow
ing committee -
X. v. N. Denyse. 4i6 Hudson street
VIM Il. Morss, 800 Broadway.
X. Wicksss d, 63k Canal
VIM. H. Wild. SIC Greenwich.
4. Ralph Jr 1876 William, or IS Fulton st.. Brooklyn
lE eYSu
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CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTEn


WANTED.
AIDES Gentlemen having any casofF or superuous
Clothing or Furniture 20 d'spose Of obtain ,air cash
price Tor the same BY sending for tho subscriber
the Assa
N.B.-Ladies can be attendedto by Mrs Cohen jos ms
y HEUMATlsM, FANS AND STIFFNESS OF TIE
~ JOINTS sCROFULAs DIsEAsEs OF THE SKIN,
Sarsapsrila and Yellow Dock.-This medicinal remedy
published for the sole benefit of those suffering
lar hsn erupons Of the skim and disease,
arriving from an impure state Of the blood Sc From
most eminent OF the Faculty has received their
accommodation and maay have pronounced the best
prepared fromahe purest articles and is warranted
give satisfaction II hins pures and quickens the cicua
economy in perfect state Of health
The great and increasing demand for article Of this kind
all have the benefit of know remedy
FOR these most distressing complaints recommen ed in
full c2nhdsnee and needs bu trial to convince the os In
Prepared aud sold By ttGXisfEs RING Druggist.
NIB. Be to observe the written s,gp.tu,e Of G. Il
Rrra over the cork Of each bonls Jaas msc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF COPARTNEksHIP-
W Ss t,. ing Inas the name nam Of
by the decease Of the said WIN SWAIN, and the business
nnow and will be in future conducted exclusively by the
tbs Panacea aud ysrmfuge for the last fourteen
The Pnnacea will be usual in round bottles fued
sioaims Psnaees PhiisdeDSis,S and the only change
is the Of JAMES stamped the sealing
label for the side Of the bottle composed Of lathe
work. comprising nine different dies, which have been
Go bank uoie OF FSa Of
ferent form the body the centre
by two circles Of lathe work The words swans .ncea
are engraved conspcuousy turned strips and large
composed Of PLAN lathe work strip outside of which
gfaved IN small letters the entry Of the copy ight
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ITALIAN OPERA.
DALMOs OPEKA HOUSE, Chambers strest.-On
Monday Evening 2and Of February the Performance Of
Henry Ashton Sig Bsnevenano; Lucia Signorna e. Barli
Lord Edgar Signor pensdst; Lord Arthur Buckiaw Big
bcnett hpmond, Sig Mntini Norman, sigaor fliess ALI
"a, Mrs boullard.
M uer Boxes and Parquste ~ os I'd tier do 50; Private
boxes Tor persons, 8 IA; do do for =, $40.
Amore.
eeats can be secured the box once from 10 A. NJ till
M
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sUCCOR TO IRELAND.
INHE Members Of the Mercantile Library Association
Merehsnts Clerks, and the public GENERALLY are re,
qscued 10 attend meeting to be held Lecture Room
81 ~. LINTON HALL, on Monday evening next. at TX
20 aevss @esns Of with the
Mess' T. y Headly Horace Greeley, James T. Brady.
A. Postlsy, r. H. Lockwood
e. n. Bovee, Charles Z Mnor
raks 49, X. Burlsw,
John ~ kollIns Geo Grundy. f70 2teod r
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AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
THE LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
II E L E G IL A II HIC /.

ALBANY, Jan. ls, lsa7.
Senate.
petition of the Truftees of the seaman's Fund ana
Retreat to reduce the tax upon sailing from New
York, was received and referred.
Various portions of the new constitution were referred
~ committees.
The bill to providefor registry Of births marriages.
AM deaths, was recommitted.
The antlavery exte nson resolution was further dis
cussed.
Assembly.
The following committees were appointed -
On .8nttReHf Pehtions-Messrs Allaben delaware
so); T. Smith (scoharie COY Wright Sullivan COY
Trsadwell ALBANY COY Gregory, (Rensselaer COY
Marks, Greene COY; soper, (Kngs co and j. L. Smith
Suffolk COY
T. Smith, Wooden, W. Smith, shumway, Pottle, But.
rick Mcfarland J. b Smith, Carpenter, Chandler,
Baker, Maxwell, NJ Pratt, and Barber
bill was reported to increase the number of jurors
for the Court OF sessions Kings Co., and ordered to
third reading.
The bill to change the Of the Associate Reform
OIL Church In New York. the Pearl street
Church was passed.
The bill to provide the outfit for the New York volun
tcers up motion reconsider the reject
log it, The vote was reconsidered-yeas "a, nays ls.
motion to commit the bill to the committee of the
whole house was lost-69 to 49,
Another motion, to commit the bill to select commit
tee, by Mr. Deven, with instructions to add the pre-.
amble, that war was commenced by acts jushable in
themselves and proper and for the honor
the republic. Lost SO to 4s.
motion TO reconsider the vote rejecting the motion
to recommend to the Committee of the Whole was pend
ing, when the Assembly adjourned
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OUTRAGEs IN VIRGrNA.-A series OF daring out-
RACES have lately been perpetrated in Accomas
county, Virginia Among them notice attack upon
Methodist clergyman, Nh Hargs, during pnblc wor
ship, while he preaching TO large cong egatisn
The rioters first surrounded the church. commenced dis
charging fire and throwing stones, which created
such alarm and confusion that many Loft the house Of
worship. fearing to remain longer. Mr. Hargs contnu.
ed TO preach But the rioters tore off the window shut
tiers and forced themselves up to the pulpit where the
confusion became great that the had to
be dismissed and Mr. IL with his wife, retreat from the
house, amidst threats Of violence from the mob The
offence alleged against Mr. IL u.s. that his church had
fused to withdraw from tho Philadelphia conference and
attach itself to the Church, South and that consequent
ly il favors abolitionsm.
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DEAFNESS CIRED

CQ1 BROADWAY. Extract VI cheerfulIy comply with
fhs 1eSus. Of Lisctsnant Mcintosh state that he
Deafness and discharges from the That treat
men OF Drs Castle Edwards auriss in New YORK. en-
M. forces, Jamaica.
Acoustic OLA for incipent deafness dischar
ges from and collections Of hard wax &c
ears--for sale 3al Broadway. dill lmsrc
TOOTHACHE CURED IN ONE MINUTE,
IL the use Of the Glove Anodyne This 10 excnllen
aticle and will the violent toothache pain
will not niure The tseth snd effects permanent Pre-
80 Broadway in tho Granite Building Sold also 100 Full
ten street East Broadway and at Coddngtons 3o3 Hud
Purchasers must beware OF spurious compounds called
and ask for the Glove Anodyne prepared by HENRY JOHN
SON. and purchase only Of dealers. Dc msr
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NOTICE.


DRICE REDUCED TO IS CENTS PER BOTTLE
Cure for Badness and Grey Hsir-A desirable article
for the toilet The Tncopherous Moderated Compound
by all who have used be the best
and certain article that has been invented Thou
sands have proclaimed and bore It's value and efc
badness the hair that has en on
become thin; keeps the hair from becoming gey land
moves dsndruf scur &c II rs parc aarly recommended
to the ladies' only cleanes the hair but gives soft
and brlapcY which be suNsed Prepared and
sold by A. c. BARRY, artist hair No M Broadway eor'
mel NJ .,he
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NIGHT RENTORED

RY THE ROMAN EYE BALsAM-A Specific ONT
= mont for Diseases Of the Eyes This Balsam will
speedily weak eyes remove inflammation and sore
ness from tbs cyeds and restore sight where is possible
70 40 so The weakness Of sight from old age
anpg by teo fired attention TO minute objects, be
uses IL. - ~ ~ 80 Wv Wv
Druggist successor to A. D. SANDS < co z3 Broadway
n Fast Broadway. Price as cents. d3 Imsr
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LUClNA CORDIAL.
OR THE
Y L Y z u n 4, Z n II I,

II u 4 a Il ~ y r Il q VE,
QR the sure and seedy Of ncpient sumption,
Il Barenness, lmpotency, LucoIrhna Whites (}eet
obs,ructed difficult OF Urine or
involuntary discharge thereof End general
the system whether the result OF Inherent or
produced by irreeuarity illness or accident The side
sufficient guaranty for quick aud positive success in Gu.
ring all the above affections and eonpIsipts Nothing
be surprising than its nvigoratng effects the human
frame Persons all weakness and lasudc before taking it,
bec robust and fall Of under influence
IL Immediately the nervousness Of the female
frame which the only of bsrenne aud which prior
Masn's discovery considered incurable. And IL
quickly the mpedmens by physical prosation,
which equenty deter men from getting married Language
indeed do justice the merits Of the Lucina Cordial
which regarded by the heads Of the faculty IN all parts OF
the world Of the important medical discoveries
M Greenwich street. of Liberty street. Also for sale
by WYATT Il Fletcher 12f Fulton A. d2g I'M rh
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FOR THEYHEKALD.

THE undersiKaed take this opportunity inform the c
zen, oil New York that they the Of the Nor
%ea san HsuvSo aS compn;nE the Nsuyoc
good buildings and 1000 of good well improved
ing ands and 900 of unimproved Iaads ada
,ur.1s .se .h The Temple j. ,s long
hewn lime rock and admirably adapted college house
q wor hips &C. Also, the Mormon Temple (so called) At
Kirkland Ohio beautiful edifce well situated cacu
lated for college, &c Aperfec, title will be made,
greenwich whore they will be after one O'Clock
P. every day. BABBITT & EDMONDS
Iv;s Nvh
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WATCHES, JEWELkY, AND SILVER
WARE

THE subscribers continue have for sale ia .,.9oesa
Of gold and silver Watches, Of the most sppIos.I
Makers which will be offered at the very lowest prices ~
warranted correct time keepers n e..h..
able yewelry Of every description iaclud'ng d
guard chains; breast pins rings finger rings
head ornaments, Gc silver spoons; forks .or
silver equal to sold and SILVER
cave, CONVEX &C French clocks and ws'ene'' 's'"e"
equal 10 the original. ..,,o. 80 a.~sx
aM imeys (doors above Bfososssws j
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&c &c
w G. BURDICK, No. % Broadway, three doors above
w Wall street, offers for sas the following in lots
suit
Bandies dark and pale various brands Of prime quality
Whiskey, Scotch and Irish do
Rum, Jamaica do
Madeira, T. and other brnnA do
shernes, pale. gold and brown do
Port do
Champagne, various brands do
Clsrets in case do DO
Bnsack, Burgundy, Ssuteme do
Segars sardinss, Fruits, &c..Sc do
Scotch Ale, in pint, Just landed, ripe do
w B. pledges himself most faithfully, to keep aud de
liver only OF the best quality and solic the favor Of the
ROBERT HOPE HART informs his friends and we'll
washers that he be found the above establishment,
where be hopes TO his old friends and customers
d26 im'rc
NOVELTIES FOR THE BALL ROOM.
DETER ROBERTS, respectfully socits inspection OF
his splendid stock Of Goods adapted for the present se
som OF which, owing To the reduction IN the ann,
superb Neapoiitan lace fronted Dresses NJ 81
Tamboured hounced Dresses very rich, from 50 TO SN
New style tune fronted tsmboured Dresses "
Double hounced tambour Dresses $l2 atn:
Fine needle work Dresses at 81, usually sold at ~ =
Lace Dresses Of the newess and most approved yes ron
iowery fine riy cred lawn Hhdkfs trimmed with rich
gency and 81 the cheapest artcle ever shered
French Cbemisetes. with collars, at rs a.
Pico edge Collars at 81, usual price l0al15.
Extra nch do 81 50, usual ppce a225.
superb Lace Worried othe most costly descrpuon from
large variety Thread Lace and trimmed Needle. worked
Capes Collas, &c, suitable for holiday presents.
dIi fmsrh II, Bvosdwsv
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aricties.

Varieties.
A fire occurred few nights since at Meadv lille, Pa
Three four buildings were do aroyed and as many
more injured.
Mr.. Jerome, of Plumbe island, picked up on the 9th
instant in the Sound al bales OF cotton. An owner
wanted.
Tho Delaware river is filed with floating ice.
The print establishment Of Briggs Co. at Frankford
was entirely destroyed by fire on Friday night.
fire occurred at Petersburg, Va on Saturday last,
when negro man, sleeping In shed Twas burned to
death.
A fire occurred in Charleston on Wednesday last in
the drug store Of Mr.. Panknm--a negro girl wrs
burnt to death The loss OF property about a6o 900
A man by the name Of George Sink a German, was
frozen to death in Dayton on Thursday night last
After fortyseven Intellectual ballotings in tho Fords
election has been indefinitely postponed.
The packet ship Yorkshire, which sailed on Saturday
carried out some ten thousand letters
The damage TO tho whitewater canal by the late
oshet IL estimated In the Cincinnati Gazette OF the 18th
inst, at 5000
There are contracts enough now issued In tho ship
wards of Kepsingon to give constant empo yment to ali
the shpwfighs that district for the next six months
An attempt is making to establish now city on the
Delaware river between Biddlesburgh aud Bristol Tho
location is said to be OF the finest In the world
railroad is in contemr laon to be built between Mo.
bile and the Ohio river, thus establishing direct com.
municston between the valley Of the Ohio aud the Cali
Of Mexico.
A coored boy, named West, the property Of Mr. Com.
pher Of Bolingten, Loudoun county Va scslded 10
dseth short time since by the bursting Of tsskess
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Telegraphic communications transmitted be.
tween Toronto and Buffalo without interruption and the
whole line IL In the most complete order 80 per
cent posts and 30 per cent copper wire beng
used than on any other line In this country.
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Sporting Intelligence

COLUMBIA Is. T. RACES Jan. 49, Wednesday sweep.
stakes for year olds Entries and ioreits, 500.
Captain Donald Rowe's b. c. Rio Grande, by Billy
Harris, dam Lady Morgan. .................I
Mr.. Lowndes c. by Eclipse, dam by Sir Charles =
Time-lst heat, 4:o2-2d, 1856
Sweepstakes for two ysar ods. Entries and forfets,
$3.50.
Dr. Toland's b. by Pram dam Cora, by Eclipse,
Mr.. X. G. Myers b. by Priam, dam by Levisthan.
Time-1st heat, l:56-2d, 1893.
Tho Hampton Plate to be for the next day. and
fine sport expected
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MANGANESE.
nNE hundred barrels superhne black Oxide Manganese,
inh WkTNMssa sSses