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SECOND TRIP!
Cheaper than Ever!
JANUARY LIST, 1S49.
GREEN & co.

DEG leave to inform the citizens Of
~ Slaunlon and vicinity, that they have
just received from the Northern Cities their
SECOND supply of GOODS. consisting in
part Of
Sup Blk and Fancy French and English Cloths
=" 6 So Cassmeres.
" &C Six Vestngs, every variety,
-.aLSO--
Blk and Fancy SILK and Satin Scarfs and Hdkls,
and every othes description Of Gents Wear.
Sap Chameleon pou!to de Sole Silks
Blk Satin Striped Gro d'a'Mure do
Sc Paia Blk do
:, Cherry Printed and ombse Striped Nous.
DIANE.
Fill de Chihre "a new artiole)
Plain and Embroidered Mode Cashmere Shawls
and other Fancy Goods for Ladies,
-HESO-
A lot Oh handsome Prints from 5 to " 1-2 cents
A large lot of Brown and Bleached Cottons from
) to 10 cents, Every superior,) and many other
nc!es to numerous to meh,ion-al of which we
shall be pleased TO shew TO- OFF friends should thew
be so kind as 10 favor us with call,
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X

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S
Fashionable Boot, Shoe and Cater
Mandatory.
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Los Angeles, CALIFORNIA, August ls4S.
This may certify that the undersigned is fully
convinced that signor JOSE De ALvEAR was tn.
first discoverer of the Gold deposites of California
and that this discovery was made by the aid of a
Magnetic instrument called the GoLDoMETER
which have seen successfully applied TO the dis
covery Of veins Of Gold ore, in places where no in
dcations Of that substance appeared upon the sur.
face Of the earth.
&. w. SHERMAN, LIEUT.. Sd ARr1L, U, S. A
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NO AGENTS

In consequence of the difficulty of finding faith.
iul agents, and preventing Frauds where articles
OF tins nature are sent out for general use, Signor
D'Alvear has determined TO sell none ofhis works
or instruments unless ordered by letters sent direct
ly to him, when the desired publication or instru-
ment, will be forwarded under his signature and
seal, so that all doubt as TO its genuneness may be
removed
Co. BEWARE OF ALL INVITATIONS of
tins Instrument which may hereafter appear as the
secret ofimparting the Gold Detecting power is
known to no person whatever. except the original
inventor.
es- The GoLDOMETER, and GOLD SEEK.
ER'S GUIDE, will both be sent by mail, closely
enveloped and sealed, and therefore not subject to
inspection by Postmasters, for the sum OF THREE
DOLLARS. sent post paid to SIGNOR JOSE De
ALVEAR, Box 27l3 New York CITY. The In.
strument is very light and the Guide is printed o.
thin paper-so that the charge by mail or express,
will be very small 70 any part of the United States
The price OF the GOLD SEEKERS GUIDE a.
lone, is ONE DOLLAR, sent as abeye Address,
,SIGNOR JOSE Dr. ALVEAR,
Boa 2713, .New York City.
% OFFICE for the sale of the GOLD SEEK
ER'S GUIDE and GOLDOMETER, No. IS
CENTRE St., New York City, where visitors
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Adventures to California.

Persons going to California cannot make better
investment than by purchasing one Of these insru,
ments, which will not only be worth fifty times its
value there, to sell again, but will be of inestimabe
worth to those who go in search of Gold, as has
been proved by the most abundant experiment both
in California and the United States.
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CALIFORNIA GOLD!
DISCOVERED BY
SIGN0R DIAL YEARS COL DOMETER!
THE
GOLD SEEKERS GUIDE !!
Secret Art Of finding Mines of Gold
Iron, Lead, Copper, Coal and
other Mineral Riches.

YNHE first discovery Of Gold in California was
Il made by DON JOSE D'ALVEAR, an emf.
nent Spanish Geologist, Chemist and Natural Phi
losopher, by meansef newly invented Magnetic
instrument, called
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Mr.. Pitts of Ohio County, sustained the
resolutions of the committee, III neat,
concise & forcible argument. He consider
ed the question one above party, aud &C.
'cupying peculiar position as the repre-.
sentative of a portion Of the Northwest i'll
which slavery existed to but small ex.
tent, he yet felt confidence in pIedging his
constituents TO stand by their fellow ci,i
.zens in the assertion Of the rights Of Vir-
.gnia.
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VlRGlNIA-OFFIcIAL VoTE.-The Of.
fetal vote of the Presidential election in
Virginia has just been announced, and is
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Patent Block Spring Trusses

Waynesboro' San. 90, IS49.-3t.
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COMMERCIAL ARFAIRS.
MONEY MARKEr.

q
The stock market opened heavy this morning and
nearly every stock In tho list fell Of fraction At
the first board, Treasury Notes declined per cont
United States es, 1857 n; Hsri-ml Railroad Y; Can
ton Co., u; Long Island Railroad, 4; Farmsrs' Loan
III Erie Railroad, Y; Norwich aud Worcester Railroad
~ There large sales Of all the fsaciss and the
bears offered quantity Of stock but the bulls have
lost much Of their confidence in immediate rise In
prioes Money Is not SO plenty previously reported
The drain upon the banks for specie the
market; and the dems nd for coin continues for any
length Of time at the rate realized during tho present
week. the fsnoies will drop of per cent Ysster-
day, more than two hundred thousand dollars were
paid into the Custom House for duties, being the
largest amount paid In any single day; and to- day
the payment, amount t. more than one hundred
thousand dollars, making nearly three hundred
and nifty thousand dollars drawn principally from
the banks, In two days. The drafts upon the
Treasury, paid in the rame period, amount to
about one hundred and fifty thousand dollars but
portion Of which went into the vaults Of the banks
The effect Of this upon the money Market visible In
the depreciation Of stocks and gives the bears the
osndanoy. The only chance for the bulls IL the re-
cept Of good advices from California Wei hourly
looking for later accounts via New Orleans, Chagres
and Panama. The steamer Isthmus, from Chagres,
has probably arrived at New Orleans before this End
later dates will come to hand by telegraph. Three
four weeks lster Intelligence from California, Is par
ticulary desirable just at this time; but the arrival Of
three or four hundred thousand dollars in gold would
be Of greater service, and have favorable effect
upon financial affairs. desperate struggle Is going
ON In Wall street between the bulls and the bears but
good supply Of afor mia gold would nnihiats me
Of the bears
The receipts Of the Macon and Western Railroad
Company, for the month Of January, 1S49 Sl9-
for he lusk
year, showing increase Of So 16o TO- equal to about
AK per cent.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of lands located and entered 1t the land office ct
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, during the year, 1885,
NiNnRAL PsNr. WIsoo. LAND OyyIcE-LANDs LOCATED
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This will give those who intend making shipments Of
merchandise an idea Of the extent the markets Of
California have been supplied with each article named
In tho above list The packages Of merchandise named
comprise principally domestics and other cotton
features. The shipments cfprovsions and brsadstuHs
have not been go large anicipated-only 1857 bbls
-four 1876 barrels corn meal and 2,972 barrels bread
have been shipped in the period named. The ship
ments Of bIeadstuGs from Southern ports have how
been arge the eur Of that section Of the country
being better adapted to the climate through which
will have to pses before It reaches San Francisco From
Baltimore and Richmond the shipments have been
principally composed Of bre adstufs
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AMUuG apNTo.

RowSS THsxTsS~oS sar1SSxf SvnsTSS. Pc. !,
ID BsDshs Of s,s Nay Tsslsr-Ihs performance Vii osa
:. os.ss
Aary Tayer Af.sr which sksfcH.s IN isDIi-Ss ss,asv
n. NJ. .s' II. sss, s: s Is
s,ss ~. I.
r.: H. s s s Aiss % .:1 = s:.:
pssesst !.
CHAsFkAgs NATIONAL THEATRE. LArI oaAraAx
re- ~ wa s !: s:'S re r-% wa
n, :.::.. A' \.
E ma ss' s
Me. GerdsS 10 conclude VITO the IsLss ~ coz Dc
Nav Miss ;ornsn Boxes Is osn.. ~ lax osnt Door
sDes 81 s3< s'ssoek-eesusnos at.
M IoHANIcs HALL. sss sBoADwAY, BsrwRm
sss
SS,s,1d . The ss.. so%R.sy u y. sors ~
Eopu.. syI. q E.hcp.n .assr.nn.a' vho esnssI. q
Ssss 8: ss.s1 q ss.s nl%sI: CeSsss:
3 @
Door open I-cone.r. O'clock. An AZ
sss
.Bloaawsy Abamhss saturday svsnins February ~
otsr W Stout and HanIins ANA HE slave Mas
% s suo: and %
noe Entrees Mr. H. Ruges the Flying voltissur the Horss
Nay Fly the entire Troupe Of Ponies Three Clowns the Ring
ltce penand Admission 70 every part Of The house.
70 oents-ohidrep hAf pEice.
NJ UsICAL FEsIIvAL-A CONCERT. UNDER THE d.
lions from the 0ratoros will 10 given In Rut street Church.
1huds evening Feb IS Principal solos to be performed BY
Mis- Julia Northal Miss Hitchcock, and MT Woodbury., sup
parted BY efficient chorus Single tickets ~ ccn four for
81. Doors orsD at7 o'clock.
vNHE GREAT CHIN EsE MUSEUM, 60 BROADWAY, BIZ
tween Spring and Prince and tho only In THE
country oonss grost number Of lite aEe Of Cne
u Al Glasses several hundred hnsss paintings
bridges specimens Of Chinese manufactures their agricultural
snd mechanical implements Of mus lanterns TO-
30. Open from nine An till ~ NJ daily. AdmittAnoe, ~
cents; Children under twelve. hAf prioc
GEOLOGICAL HALL. ~ BOwERY-PoSITIvELY THE
~ Last wcekThr ling ard Interesting Performance By the
Lion Queen Mss Calnouu who will appear in the Den Ct
nd seasts And 60 through her sxtrsordaary
animals At Geological Ball now Ia the finest possible cond
on particularly the great White Polar Bear who sh and
vigorous he the he captured In the ARCTIC
Ocean. Admission. - osnts Children, half proe.
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BRrrIsH STEAMER AvoN.-This vessel, which 10
supposed to be the British steamer seen ashore ON
The Ale crane rect. 18th ut, left Southampton, Dec.
g. for the West Indies, ac., and put iuto Madeira,
Dec. l9, short OF provisions and Goals and would
proceed en- hsr voyage Immediately,
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 7, 1S4o.
The Prestdewfs LtpEe--7hs Railroad to the PGey6e
D<I1. o~H E,1s


The Preadewts Ltr6e-- The Railroad to the PaelSs
Odds awd Ends.
There was full house in the East Room to-
night, at the Presidents krse. Another Is to DO
given fortnight hence, which will be the last Of
the outgoing administration.
Charles Burke continues to attract full houses q
the Adelphi in his comic characters.
The bill of Mr. Benton, introduced into the Sc
nate to-day, meets with much favor. 1t certainly
increases The chances of railroad to the Pacific;
and with branch mint in California, and q per
centsge upon coming the GOO gust, the means arc
raised at once tor the load. We submit this AZ an
amendment TO the oil.
Col Johnson, Of Kentucky, Is In the city. He il
was that killed Tecumseh.
They have had some rare speaking In the House
to-day on the negro question. The Senate seem
to be disposed Of late give the subject the goby.
The necessary preparations are in progress for q
tIumpbal reception OF Old lack.
The weather is again as cold and sharp az an
icice. w.
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SPECIAL NOTIONS.

SUiIlvAN's NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-I H1SeoY
~ auon frepes roushous the eoustry Who have had
oIs ssLsd on ny iht with Eyer not to dive up ea -
lost 10 JANIS SULLIVAN.
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saD, ron UALirunNan.

CTEAkBUIP FOR SAN FRANCISCO AND UP TaE "a
- cramehto River. via Straits Of haseanThe Steamship
DUNCAN C. fELl formerly the 9overnncpt steamer roin
sett successfully employ ed In The u OF Mexico she
proved heIsa good and s has best
ohEcry boilers &C. in the complete She
be fitted viii, sa and confidently expected abe
will make the in ~ days The number Of passengers
hunted So each Of which Is to bs
$i each It confidently expeeed tho DO used great
advantage in ming from Of the Pacific thu Scr
mento River Several having aen those wishing
to engage obtain full particulars applying
b. GAGEk, 10 Wall street, or to
JOS. T. MARTIN 81 South street.
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AUNTION q,

T. HOFFMAN, ACCOMMODATES SrATES
LIE Musksts 81 Auotou.-L n. Holman Co will SELL on
Tesday nth February By order Of IL Dspartnsat 5000 u
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Am us @ m &C NTn,

RIoADwAy THEAreK-s A. ,nAssHALL PROPns
RAJ co6s ~ ~ = e: os:....
-; S. 5. ss: =
os: =. Hpssts hssss Il. 1sss c.;es.ss e: i.s:
fsn css. o:as GALLERY TX o:ns pos open q Ss
pest G; commence att.
BURTON rHEArRk cHANBERs srREgr-sArURoAy
E.oosa. ssasy NJ a.yps Sir Pit orsvlsy M JON.
G:. W.
nss With SsS Is sssSsai
psnse NJ Jchnstcn Ysrnsnd Mr. Rsa Albs NJ sortinse
::s p,,svs. sOs cs cent. Door. spss = u
M ~ 81 y. OLYMPIC IMnATRn-sArUspAY EVEN
a So%%sefs wsn sns
Amer nhs s ss.. ~. HsssS
s % fiss TsSSp . 3; IS
s.ae Holland; S.s.s slsia:sa 6s%aSss
ss s ss: TX c..s s.. us Boxes
q FsopIs,or orss.voeA. jr A:S..n. HsnasS.Nspi.a.
At hs past orsssss IN
gsnon. is ..5hi's The ouAlsr o,n. .nd
e. u: .s .ss s
e.: re-, % an: md
stands plump eight fscs in hi. stocins. and weighs
=, :n. a .s .ay .
sss Nv X: ; ss: s %
Highland Mammoth Broehers Livirs Orans OutanS Wax
ecfpture statuary Madame ROCKWELL the Fortune Teller
mIsaiop q eeu Children under la
DoNEAvANs GRAND SERIAL toRIaNALI rANoRAnA
~ Of nexico-pAinted u O feet Of Canvas exhibiting
view Of country 5000 miles in length preseLng thcs pco
for short time, IT Panorama Hail. sos Broadway. adoin
Ing Nibos Garden Doors Mt 6-Exhbton
col0sk-As, on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
O'Clock. Tckete ~ cents; Children hslf price
WALbALLA. SCANAL STREET. NEAR BR0ADwAY.-
w Open every evening" and Wednesday aud after
moons at o'clock. Boxes Nh cents; p,rquette, cen Ia
Graf attraction this week. The troupe Model Artists
will appear, comprisi OF tho
ALSO siss Sinclair tho mos. talented ar,ist
Greek Slave Tulane vepu' and twenty Other splendid ropr
sentatons Of living pctures
EFANKLIN THEATRE-CaATBAM sQUARE-BOyES
cente PIT l2k Do,rs open ate performance commences
a7K The Ethiopian Female Mountain singers English 70
male Acrobas tho Esls Female Aarstes variety Of
other 'elcct eptertaiAu ents, every evening.
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TIE WEEKLY HHKALD,
VIII b ready ct nine O'Clock this mornins. Thsfs-
lowing are ~

Interesting IAformason rsstvs to ths Gold Region; the Pal
PaEeua Of the Prize Fight Hysr and Ysnhss
SpIvss. sosshsr with their Training Digest o.
Pss Fighting in the United ssths Results Of the Prnoip.
Contsssts Rses Of IntiAsa the Debate In the
New York Iegatrs prxs Fhsns hovsnsnts Of the Pre-
dsas se Proceedings in the Nov York LessAurs relative to
The Iesn Of United Congressional Proceed
ins Movements Of the Aboonsi 10 New York and hassAohu
sets Reception washpston Of the German Minister 40
Epg,gsmens the Amsoan Volunteers In
YucatAn Insugsns Indians Curious ChAracerstss
Orthodox cathscity in New Yorh Letter from Cardinal sosA
(f Kome Hughes and Mayor bavemeyr rendering
PopSs regards for the American rsople Editorial Natter Thea
tal sns City News Con msrcia and ppas Affair. ETC.
The Weekly Herald osn bs had 1t the counter, In
wrappers, ready for mailing, At sxpsnos each. Sub
scription. IS per year.
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ME DlCAL.

DR GLOVER Is CONSULTED DURING THl DAY AND
sii::
sS e.
~ usual exclusively diseases Of tys and i.1 81
!s::: q 81 issp.. y cent: A. <: ssis Ssa.s =:
s:, II NAT.
relief sns certain sr,s ~ q; Of n.
fhes Baths have Sssn in operation nos 1874 and have Ss.n
recommended By The FIRST physicians in the city.
DR. FAwCETT CAN BE CoNTIDINTIALLY CONSULTED
os.n ys node :. which Is on 4: nss
mecual principle STRUCTURES cured the most approved plan
Of cure Once 81 Dey street.
NJ cyK., NO VAAISk--Dk n0ErAY " 9 GOLD
Censas.scnai dsSEv ssd inposs.sy saoeecay treated y
Ne: ONE. sH :s: az. .sH : ss:s 'n
nR. JEFFRIRY .ANTIDOTE IS THE MOTT EFrECTuAL
ss1u.l o.ns Long sspss.nos h. proved that q Vl e.
palate and renders unnecessary any deviation IN dt Or nt.s
sss
PR sa M 10
s ss. s ss ,: 'i.';d s " p
M Osr HxTxAokDIkAsY wOkk.,0 TBE .AssIID
~ o. sS;: D nsu1os s.S ~
don Prss g. fs vork esng With most astosading sAis
o e0p.. h.y.s ..ssas Zen sS:ss Eva, seH:. -
Tended spss:y for Is. married erss
which b known 10 them paxculary Hero sye female
s ss. ~. q: sss sas NJ S
Broadway, hs pakshins Once 10 Liberty street. New Yors
= B. Patterson, No g Chssnnt szsst PhiadsPbia: Little
viii b zsnsnittsd By mall Of pcetass III part. Of Ne
United stAs All tts must Be .sd.se:.d pcss lss 70 d.
n. kAUnCEAU. boz LA New York city onos lDLAsss
AZ. b. BUcTwICK. LECTURER ON The 0ENIfAt
organs and author Of WORK venesA s1otures and
al diseases Of private pssss ~ sp!ensd paes Extract rG@
iaressy eqs 70 Riosrds Actions works the
S e dss; ~ and ~ az hsE ~ HIND s, g
e. "a ss 81 H.
TNBEoREAT HA0NHTIC POWDER
for destrsss ssscs Of ali hnds and his Pulls for the d.
ksrn less q human I-Ss. Il. former viii dosr As and
bugs ANITA Lee Ao He In any sust and
ave minutes Application Tho most can
befen. By y. LYON ~ Broadvay.
IL a.d william sss has Cor s sss fourteen wan enjoyed
nsss sssrsysssi cssss d hi: sss ana d sssss cured s
y: ~. s' ,a% ds 70 ID ss T.: y' s
ousSs on ~ sserss habit nSssS IN y ysans men. TN
sss $ T. ss e. ~.
don 70 society cure warranted b svey sas OF no shass
ne RALPA, AUTaoR OF ran .PRAC1IcAL PRIVATE
:s Yin 5. s .T and s. 90 w &
S,S rom osrssn Glass o. people. who Can properly sp1scs
his rvces In structure from its first noipsent 10 IL
advanced and dsresns ..Sss tcn Ssscnmon Asvsns.ss
v.1cai errc which m has prcund stating ,ap Ne ottsYs1
ngps 90 sLler II Az ricA
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W ALFALFA H CANAL STREE NEAa BROADwAY.-

EFANKLIs THEATRE-CaArBAM sQUARR-Boxes
2oent' pt I'm Doors oPsnat6 performance oomm.noes
a7X The Ethopean Female Mountain singers the English 70
male Acrobas the Hss Aartiste aad variety Of
other selcct epterainu ents every evening -
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FOR RALE.

- viii ell Monday Feb IL the vaiuabls property No
Brssdw.y lot 100 By houss 80 ~ % two stories and s.ss
goeA basement and vaults front and built In the best
aad In good order This property could b
Tor many knds Of business to being tbs
part II The purchase remain betd and morss
y OsKwOOD PIANOFORTE FOB SALk-SPLENDfD
N Piano. with all the modesn improvements evsu ootaves
will be lew for Ae the furniture for se
ta1ed IN ths hosss oonssng q sef,s dvas I'd:
tablea geh bedsteadA spring and
ether card and hnoy tables No. Ia Inquire No Prince
stxssA Broadway.
TITO PENCIL CASE NARRATION SALE VERY LOW
lot Of real aad imitation Amsthyst aid Topas Stone st No.
138 Rssde street
ITO NRRCHANr TAHORS-FOR sAL1 tbs STOCK AND
rxsrss o. nsrehant ralcrss and esady nsds Cothns
near the WAhintoa MasheA pesoa wishing 70 cuASs
bses the ssasa 10 IN sxeelleat enc and casnotb
posed. For further particulars inquire .. tn soca
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WASHINGTON, Feb. Z, 1919.
The Nep York and Massachusetts Passenger L1ss
Case The Bills for the Public Printsng- The
Ball With0wt Distinctions of Party.
The question of the constltutionallty of laying q
tax on foreign immigrants having heretofore been
argued before the Supreme Court, Justice McLans
this morning delivered the opinion of the court
It was concurred in by Justices Catron, Wayne,
Mckinley, and Grier, the Chief Justice in many
respects dissenting. Some OF the points held, we
understood to be as follows The law Of NewYork
leves tax Of dollar and fifty cents on alien pas
sepgers; the money thus collected goes In part %
the Marine Hospital-the overplus Is appropriated
for the reformation oil Juvenile denquents. In
the earlier history OF our country 1t cherish
ed principle to encourage immigration. State
may lay tax on ship, or on coach that car
ries the mail; but this does not regulate commerce
or the mail The law of New York is called q
health law; but 1t Is not The money might, with
as much proPriety. be appropriated tor the support
Of the CRIMINAL courts tor the reform alton OF Ju
venlle deIinquents. True, for the public safety,
a law might be passed to guard the public health,
and 10 protect the community from supporting pau
pers, by requiring those who come into port from
abroad to give security that they will not come
upon the people for support. Congress has passed
laws allowing two passe ngers for every ton bur
den and the constitution says that no preference
shall be given by any regulation OF commerce or
and, again, that Congress shall have power re-
gulate commerce." Congress has passed laws to
lay imposs on merchandise, but not on passen-
gers, who are plainly not articles OF merchandise.
The law OF the United States requires captains to
report TO the collectors of the ports the number of
passengers brought over in their ships, their ages,
places where born, and their destination; thus
showing that the power has been exercised only
go far as has been considered expedient.
So the law laying the tax has been decided to be
unconstitutional.
The bids for the printing OF Congress were open
ed this morning, and we learn that to William M.
Belt, journeyman in the Un,on Office, were
awarded the second and fourth classes, (the larger
and heavier portion,) at tweny-fve per cent lower
than the prices now paid to Wendall and Van Ben
thuysen. Mr.. J. L. Toners, also Of this city, was
awarded the first class at about per cent less
than the present contract price. The third and
fourth classes are not yet declared. There were
thirteen bidders.
The Inauguration ball, without distinction Of
party, has not gone down. an many predicted It
would. Vice President Dallas-owing, it Is said.
to Observation-Disclosures not willing TO have his
name on the list of managers; but, on proper 70
presentation, he has consented to attend. Tlere
are tive hundred subscribers already, at ten dollars
ticket. The ball is 10 be held at Jackson Hall.
German band, Of PhiladeIpha, has been engaged
TO make music. c.
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Neither Of these Companies have made any regular
Dividend, and their ability to do be on
reference to the amount Of net income. The net in
como Of the Sksnestelss and Jordon Railroad Com.
pany divided among the stockholders Of the road
hesnnexsd statement exhibits the quantity Of each
article first cleared the Erie canal ct Buffalo, Black
Rock and Oswego, from the opening to the close Of
nsvigstion, In each Of the past three years.
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