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feels confident in saying that work made BY him
shall not be inferior to any manufactured in Mis-
souri,. both in point of material, workmanship.
fashion, and blity. Persons wishing anything
in his line will do well to call and see his work
before purcha sing elsewhere, as els determined
to sell as low as any establishment in the upper
country, and he thinks little lower. Call and
sac for yourselves. A good assortment of work
always on hand, if not, made to order on the
shortest notice. N'.Nh, ~
The following articles will be taken in exchange
for work: Hides, Beef.cattle, Bacon, Wheat, Flax
seed &c. A. w. kOPEK. p
Glasgow, November 9th, 1916. Boy
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THE subscriber has opened House in this
i city, at the above place, under the name of
SCOT7'S HOTEL. and has tuken great pains
to construct and furnish it in style suitable for
the comfort of those who may be pleased to favor
him with a call. From it's location, (being near
the best steamboat landing,) the style, construc-
ton, and extent of the house, together with I'm.
RENTED personal attention on his part, hopes to
be enabled to give general satisfaction. s...
". H.Df-a '''f VIM C. SCOTT.
st. Louis, February 9th, 1647. 48-6m
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letter and Ring,U0rm Oh

Ietter and Ringworm Ointment
REATSON'S letter and Ringworm Oint.
- ment--A CERTAIN cure for those very un
pleasant diseases. also for all diseases of the
skin, for sale by WIN. Z. SNELSON,
Fayette, April, nth, le47.
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CarrOll's Corner,
CHILDS Il BROS.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fancy and
American Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens and
Hardware, Cutlery, Jewery, Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes and Ready made Clothing, &c, &c, all sold
az the very lowest Eastern prices-.at the fine new
brick Store above Carrolls Corner.
Glasgow, January I'd, 1916 '- 43--Iv
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ITO COUNTRY MERcHANFs.--The subscri.

ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS The subscri-
l. bers have on hand large 1and general as.
sorlment of hats for wholesale to the city or
country trade Those hats have been selected by
one of the firm, practical halter of many years
experience in the wants of this market. and were
purchased at prices so low that they can offer
unusual inducements to dealers to buy Every
case is examined before shipping, and the hats
reshaped and ironed over if they need 1t, as il
generally the case after being received here either
by sea or Inland. Fine hats of our own manufac.
ture put up low. ."'.. III
general assortment of caps for sale as above,
JOHN MCNEIL e. Co.,
No. % Market ST.
ST. LOuis March 9th 1947 - ------ :. -
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pEAVER, Nutria and Cashmere hats, of every
- style and quality by JOHN MCNEIL 4 Co.
St. LOUIS, March 9th, lS47.
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TARROLL'S can't be beat. That's the place
" for bargains. He sells goods cheaper than
any store in town. None of your 81 "a WAiskey!
Ha!--ha!-ha! [Glasgow, December 25th 1876.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-15

SAY Smith, where did you buy that good Iron
L you shod my horse with t'other day? At Car
rolls Corner, and no where else! What makes
his iron so much better than any other! Why,
Carroll says it sunk and laid in the river till
it got right supple and tough! He sells l.2 cent
cheaper than any of the rest OF them Huggamon-
gers in Glasgow. Well, he don't do nothing
shorter! [Glasgow, December 18th 1916
SMlrH'S SUGAR COATED plLLS--At Car.
~ rolls corner. they taste, of sugar, and not of
honey as those at the drug store.
Glasgow, Nou 22d, 1876
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St. Louis, March eth, 1s47.
A CARD.
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Ribbons,
Bonnetts, &c. -.
A. +. w. Webb.

A. f. w. Webb, --
No. l64 Main Street, ST. Louis, No.,
Would respectfully call the attention of Mer.
chants, visiting the city. for the purpose of Dur.
chasing Goods, to very fine assortment of Fancy
Dry Goods, &c, comprising in part:
English and American Fancy Prints.
=" Scotch Lawn,
Paris Wool Bareges, Book Muslin,
Black Italian Silks, Bishop Lawn,
" Figd Z" Swiss Muslin a
Colored g Null do.
Pr. Swiss Robes, Nansook do.
" Tarlatum do -
L. c. Hdkfs, in folds and cartons,
Gents Pr. Pongee do. ..
Eng. Turkey Red do
o. to lO.4 black Thibet Shawls,
"a to ga 50 De Lame do.
Rich black Silk do.
I" fgd do. do.
Barge Shawls and Scarfs,
Isle and Thread Laces, .'.
Florence, Pedal, Eng. g. Neapolitan Ronnets,
Rich Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, ~. -
Artificial Flowers, ...-''. ...I...
Ladies Blk Silk Gloves ..... .-f .....
Kid 30 = g..s..-
-" White and cold Kid Gloves, ....
Long, Filet Gloves and Mitts, -
Blk. Silk Wells, -.
and cold Tuffeita Ribbons, which viii
in.l assortment OF other styles, too numcrons tn
partcuiarlze' will he sold at very low prices and
on favorable terms An early cali will satisfy snv
one lnst 'ney can make it their interest to pur.
Respectfully,
St. Louis, Feb. 9th, ls47. as 49,.
ID
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THE FIRST FLOWER OF SYRINGE!


WE have the pleasure of informing the citizen g
of Howard and adjoining counties, that we have
just received per steamer Tamerlane, one of the
most beautiful stocks of SPRING AND SUM.
MER GOODS that ever reached this market, most
of them just imported by our House in New York
direct from Europe under the new tariffes'Now all
we will say is this: "Just call and you will see
WONDERS in styles well as well as Prices; for
we never anticipated for q moment that we ever
good offer goods of such magnificent styles at
such astonishing low rates. Large advertisements
and putting are so common with merchants, that
we have declined saying more than is just neces-
Sary for the Information of our customers and the
public generally. We will give you brief out
line of the Sorts, Styles and Prices of Goods,
which will easily prove to you that there is no
reading OF putting advertisements necessary, but
merely an examination of the goods themselves.
We have (of those just received)
Calico at Al cts. per yd. worth l21
Bleached Cotton g do do do l24
Unbleached do st do do do 10
Fine cotton hose 10 per pair do 25
Six SHH0 do do gloves So % S4 do DO do do 20 20
And besides some of those fine new fashion Cling
hams and Nankin Robes Qovely goods) white,
plain and embroidered robes Sterling lawns, Otsy
and Scotch plaids, French and English ginghams,
Silk warp Alpaca. Some of the richest patterns
OF French, English and American prints you have
ever beheld. White jackonetts (super fine.) Tarl-
ton and Victoria lawns. Fancy and Balzarine
lawns, and numerous other new fashion and de.
sirable articles too tedious to mention. Also,
large and newly selected stock of Ready Made
Clothing. Hats, Caps, Boots and shoes of all de-
scriptions and sizes. But if you want to see
new Wonder in favor of Purchasers, Just give US
but call, and you will acknowledge at once that
there is no use by rhyming, or any other way, try
ing 10 compete with the New York Cheap Store, or
lAtI sIA g.. d.
upper end of Glasgow. Just look for the eleven
letters which are painted on front of the house,
and which reads CHILDS d BROS
Glasgow, April Sd, ls47.
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= ADDLE Il Y
still Cheaper.

s The undersigned having perma.
/. 81. &; III: 4; ] !: !;
pNAN nently located in Glasgow, Mo-,
sMSNM@ respectfully informs the citizens Of
NlMMMN Howard and adjoning counties, tina,
ItlVljl he is prepared to manufacture Sad
|llMIAW dies, Brides, Trunks and Harnesses
"A and in short every article usually
- made or kept by saddlers; and hs
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See how that Coat fits!
IND you get that coat at CAROLS Corner?
IL Well, didn't get it any where else. tell
you, Bob, that is Martins No. 2, and recon-
mend all the b'hoys to go there for nice fits and
cheap goods. [Gasgow, Nov, 2lst, 1886
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To the Citizens Of Howard.
Superline Family Flour.

SUPCHHHC dHHIIy TIOUEs
We are now receiving and will continue to
the quality of which we are authorized to guar
antee to be first rate ...' ... r.. =.
For sale for Cash, by the barrel, or in such
quantities as may suit the convenience of pur-
chasers. SWITZLER g. SMITH
Fayette, Feb. 18th, lS47. rl..l
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CARROTS Corner,

SAY, Tom, guess them tarnal fools won't say
Il CAROLS Corner amt in town any more now.
The Jews have moved up in their fine new store,
and it looks like Bostng. HogwalIow and the
lower end of town, looks like way down in the
Hurricane among them gulles. The upper end of
town is TIE place for business and bargains. What
Carroll's Corner don't sell, the Jews give away
Well, they don't do any thing else
Glasgow. November 18th, 1916.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-15

Plumbe National Daguerrean
Gallery and Photographers
Furnishing DepOts:
"A WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals -Four
n First Premiums, ard Two Highest Honors,
at the National the Massachusetts, the New York,
and the Pennsylvania Exhibitions, respectively,
Tor the most splendid Colnred Daguerreotypes and
best Apparatus ever exhibited.
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without re-
gard to weather.
Instructions given in the art. ....-.... .-.
A large assortment of Apparatus and Stock
always on hind, at the lowest cash prices.
New York, psi Broadway; Philadelphia 1876
Chestnut ST., Boston, rs Court, and SO Hanover
SIS; Baltimore. 2O5 Baltimore ST; Washington,
pennsylvania Avenue; Petersburg Va, Mechanics
Hall; Cincinnati, Foarth and Walnut, and ia
Main St.; Saratoga Springs, Broadway; Paris.
1T Vieile Rue do Temple; Liverpool, 80 Church
st. Nov. 18th, 1916, 35-lv.
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100 Barrels

nLD rye whiskey just received Call at Car.
~ rolls corner, if you want real good old Rye
1t is too strong for coffee house use without water!
Glasgow, December Goth, 1916.
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RoPE'--Halrer and Bale Rope, for ssl, \,
Fsys,te, May 18th, lS4e, - Nv lN "
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DR.. VIM. IL. SneIsOn,

LNAMILY BIBLES.-A few plendidIy bount
Il and gilt edged family bibles, for sale BY d.
Hu \. UGf WIN. R. SNELSON.
Favette, april 18th, 1916. .s.. .r..,...
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ScOtt,s Hotel,

Corner of Green and Second Streets,
SAINT LOUIS. MO.
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GIVE EN- zAcK:-The phrase. "give 'em
Give EN- Zsck" is now the toast.
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WAsHISoroN, Jan. Z, ls47.
Congressional
Nothing but discussion of the antslavery proviso to-
day In the House. with the exception Of the passage of
bill which passed by the Senate and reported to the
House. to encourage ens.msnts in the regular service
This passed without debate had passed the Senate half
an hour before. 1t provides bounty oftweve dollars
for each recruit
Mr.. Dsrgin had the floor to-day. lie followed by
Mr. Seldom the ntsavery proviso and the latter
succeeded by Mr. Grover Of New York, in a very pow
eru speech against the extension Of slavery and in favor
Of the Wlmot p.oviso intend to dissec this speech to-
morrow.
There is nothing in the Introduction of this slavery
question this time but President making There
be ascessy for il. There is such thing pretend
ed believe that the country will not suffer this most
lsnsd Interference with the legislation necessary for
the prosecution Of the believe that those
men mos; prominent in these en5esvors TO retard
every bill that has for lis object the support Of
the war, will be marked by their consitu ents -
There is no patriotism in this. I, is political
juggling and has for ITS object the political advancement
of certain men Wright men, Cass men, and Calhoun
men are struggling which shall undermine the pro pecs
of the other. Such men would have fdded while Rome
was burning GALyIENsIS.
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House OF Representatives.


House OF Representatives.
communication from the clerk of the House was
read. stating that 10 o'clock tomorrow would be the
time fixed by law for opening proposals for the printing
OF both Houses Of Congress- In presence of the Pres
dent the clerk Of the Senate and the Speaker and clerk
OF the House, and that the day would probably be
cuPsd motion therefore made e.consider the
vote oil yesterday to close the debate the regi
ments Dill tomorrow, and SO ordered.
motion was made to adjourn the debate over TIL to.
morrow which was lostS
The bill was then taken up In Committee O. the
Whole.
Mr.. TooMBs, having the floor, spoke In favor of the
prosecution Of the but the bill in ts
shape.
Mr. WINTHROP followed ia opposition the bill in its
present. any other shape, although opposed to
granting supplies.
Mr. TBSsrs followed In favor of the war and Of the
bill as amended by him.
Mr.. LEON wax in favor Of the BILL and the compro.
msos Of the constitution in regard to slavery.
Mr.. CARROLL offered amendment from the Military
Committee, providing for Ave additional surgeons and
fifteen assistant surgeons
Mr. LoNo obtained the Aoor and spoke in opposition Il
the bill and the administration.
Before he had concluded, the committee rose and the
House adjourned till tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCE K DlNGs.

ALBANY, Jan b, lS4I
Senate.
Bill was presented to have registry of the births,
marriages., and deaths, throughout the State.
concurrent resolution offered, that the general
government pay all necessary expenses in equppng
volunteers for Mexico
Resolution, that slavery shall not be allowed In any
terri tory hereafter acquired annexed the United
States. Adjourned
House OF Assembly.
Notices Of bills For the appointment of commits:
sioners to cody laws Also, relative the pay men of
jurors in New York
Mr. WALSH offered a resolution that q select commit
tee be appointed to consider the hole subject of the
labor OF apprentices their hours of labor generally,
&c &C., which was adopted. Tho committee to report
bill, or otherwise.
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ihero has been falling of in the importation of nearly
every article in tho above list The receipts of wine
Love been larger than usual which attribute to the
i,c eascd rate OF duty levied by the tariff and the
'"os mad' to get full supplies in hand while the old
~ vas IN operation II will also be perceived that the
importation of coffee in ls40 was larger than In ,sis
TVS has no doubt been produced BY two causes fir,
the ncreaed consumption, end seconl the ontcipa,ed
duty during the existence Of the war
Tie annexed statement exhibits the value of MERIDIAN
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Total. $68,000 235 O00 CT 900
The committee also stated, what we hope may prove
hereafter TO be an incorrect opinion hat seems hope
lsrs expect material reduction in the running
rensss of the road which exclusive Of TIE loss on the
"New Haven" SAT 95 amounted to $I34 422 "a on the
total receipts of Sl6s678 Go The for dspro-
portion Of expenses TO receipts compared with other
lines of railroads is the great LENGTH 96 miles, running
the greater part of the route through comparative SOL
tube. he population Of the counties Of Queens end
Suffolk being only Go 4as souls Now IL We deduct one
quarter part for those WHO travel BY sloops and steam
boats we have population of but 40 s2 to support the
regular way travel Thus. unlike other roads tho On
nual increase is very small
Way travel from Aug 1874 to 1915. slos Sss 81
AoSo W ioao.. lOSl22 "a
inc'ease 53l 20
The committee further stated that the bonds soon to
fall due, woud take possession Of the property under
execution, and saving themselves leave nothing for
the later bondhoders Shareholders unless some mea
sures OF prevention were presently adopted To this
end they recommended 60 that proposition BIO made 10
The bondholders generally exchange their bonds for
preferred stock, on whish dividends should be first
paid out Of any profits which might be made Du+
it obvious to am ore et tho creditors whose claims
are maturing, Oh have ured. will never consent TO
merge them in this monner, and that the floating DAFT
ard honis due must be provided for either by new
lean (Which is hardly possible in the present ere n of
tao compeny0 or by on the capital stock
An assignment Of the road and property to trustees for
the general benefit OF the creditors the only other
alternative to save tho stock from utter ruin
At any rate seems high te that the areholders of
this unfortunate road were fully informed Of the imm
nan dagger they in, that If practicable thew NAV
take steps to avert it, and thst they no longer ken, in
that gno of the real condition and value of their
property. In which they have been for The mast two
years, by the Board Of Direction
The snnexed statement exhibits the QUANTITY Of car
tain articles imported into this district ia each of ,be
past three wears. -
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BALTIMORE Jan. 8, l8a7.
The Southern mail Is in at Washington, but has again
failed to bring any thing south Of Richmond. Mr. Mich.
olson broker, was knocked down this evening in this
city, by some williams who attempted to rob him His
head is badly cut.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan 8, 611 PM.
Presley Spruance the wing candidate, Is elected sena
tor from Delaware, in place Of Thomas Clayton.
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Died.
On Friday, the 9Th inst after short hut severe Illness
CHARLOTTE, wife of Robt. Primett.
The friends and relations of the family are requested
to attend her funeral from the residence of her ssern
law: Mrs. Petit Battery Hotel Sunday, st o'clock
Pm.
Yesterday morning, of Inflammation of the LUNGS
MARY, daughter of Philip and Bridget OBrien. aged
years and months.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectful
ly invited to attend her funeral this Saturday aernoon
at o'clock from the residence of her parents No lo5
Motifs ST.
In Batavia, on the sls ult Mr. JAS CocHn AN aged 50
years Mr.. Cochran of the earliest settlers in
the town.
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ERINA BALL

THE THlnTEEMTA ANNA BALL of the ERINA
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, 10 be he q a; CAS-
TIE GARuEN, on Tussd,y Eveanz. January I'm, 1917
he proceeds OF which, for the benefit oft ORPHAN
Tiehsts g each admitting gentleman aud two ladies'
can be had Of the follow ing Committee of Arrangement
T OConor, g St Mark. Place; shorthiI, q koose
welt sreet; FitzseIad, Oak st VIM Cerbet, corner
solssn, II james st; VIM. Denman, 10 Bayard sac. ~
Nanry. SO Pine st T. Garrick. - Chatham j. MeMa
hon, 10 franklin ST. J. Kent, II sixth D. sweeny IS
G Gi,, St J. Dunn IS Elm, Mr Red 90 Wall
gan 95 Wall ST.: r. DAILY, 81 Broad st rex Qoin 372
-Ix'h st Hngh Kelly 1873 Bowey; NJ McKeon, 293 Beeck
seireay and YES. streets Foley q CHRISTOPHER :,
WALKER and Elm II, Owen Cegan 20 James Brook
is otrc JAMES b. NICHOLSON. co West street.
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Married.

Married..
On Thursday evening 7th inst at the residence Of
John n. ,Wyckof Esq. Brooklyn, Mr.. JOSHUA CourL-
LARD Of Maine to Miss MATILDA @. daughter of Jame
8 Cunningham, Esq. of this city.
In this city, on the Cd inst by the Rev Henry Chase
EDGAR HoyT, editor of the Union at Mddletown Point
New Jersey to Miss EMELINE, daughter Of Gershom b.
Smith, of Norwalk Island Conn.,
On the 18th iust by the Rev. DR.. Tying, Peter g
snARr r to EMILIA daughter Of the late Samuel Nors
WORTHY. Esq all of this city
AZ Washington, 7th inst. T. HANNAH Patterson, U.
s. Navy TO MANIA MoHrREsoR, second daughter Of the
late Col r. d. Wainwright U. s. Marine corps.
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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
ALBANY, Jan. 8, ls47
The weather here during the day has been very cold
The river rose to cover the DOCK but 1t is now re.
ceding.
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THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY. u
CAPITAL 200 600 DOLLARS.
a

.--.- OFFICE ~ FULrnN STREET, BROOKLYN.
CONTINUES to Ike risks buildrgi, hinery.
" chandse aud property generally their usual vorabe
terms THIS company passed through the two greatest
CONTRIBUTIONS that have ever occurred IN the cruny they
owe their escape from them with slight losses
to the system which they have always pracsed limiting
ana scattering their risks All losses which the company
may sustain Will be adjusted and paid hereto
fore.
The Company take special notify their Customers
New York, Of all eYpiIations OF pole
Z G. FINN. Secretary. jas Inisrc
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MONEY LENT
THE highest prices advanced In large and small
gold and silver watches, dismond., plate. jewely,
goods furniture cOthing, aud description Of personal
propc,ty. JOHN N. DAVIES, Licensed pawabroker, 2S3
William street, Dusuc. Persons received IA private
Offices by ringing tho bell d2b lm.rrc
XNlGs AND sLALPs-The largest, the cheapest, and
w the best assortment 10 be found nj AC BARRY
iJ Broadway, corner Of Liberty street, up stairs.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.
THE great celebrity and Increasing success OF DR. Chus-
ties Gayanic aud Magnetic Curatives have again in
duced unrtncrl.d persons "a inmate them aud offer
nnd worthless ccunteirts calling them genuine. The pub
lie are therefore eeoi a,d eanesy cautioned regard
IT'D the at. mp,s o. these persons.
IL To provide deccStiou, only necessary TO
be parcular IN remembering the right number Of the right
place, which Is
~" tee BROADWAy,-NQ
Where a 7rc the genulue articles can be Procured
IL DN CHlu5IfE'S new wora on 'Galv ;usfn and It's
application Rsmod, Agent osy DO had gats the ON
Agency, 1872 Broadway. Beware Of druggists and drug
stores. JAZZ RI. h
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We learn that the accuracy of recent expose Of
the deporabe condition Of the Long Island Railroad has
been questioned by few individuals But state
mens correct in every particular, based indeed
upon report Of the committee of the directors made last
Novembsrw for best known to themselves
the beard have withheld yeti the and
the public.
That committee showed conclusvely, by the follow
ing table, that in the height of tho travelling
with high price fares to Boston, the receipts aversgpg
the rent and interest equally upon quarter
fall far short of the expenses.
LONG ISLAND RAIIRop lea5 AND 1876
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TO T HE
LATEST MOMENT.


CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
WASHINGTON, Jan =, ls47.
Senate.
The Senate was not in session today, having adjourn
ID until Monday nsxt
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MUSIC.
RALLs AND PRIVATE PARTIES furnished with the
- Violin Harp and Piano Forte, number of InsIu
The selected from tho asLonabes Ops
ra's. By
H. AYLlFFE, s. AYLIFFE,
j. AYLlFFE and u. ANLifFE, Brothers, Professors,
No. TT Elm sree corner OF Howard. u lmsr