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Observation-Disclosures.

ITNOW ALL MANNER OF PEOPLE, msidens, Young
IN Men and Persons Of all ages and condition., that Gu
pids poI this year No AstOr House. Come one
come all and select nom the most quiZzical 10 The most
sentimental.
MORE NEW AND CHEAP BOOKS.
The Mark,men Of Monmouth srsleof he Reyouton.-
Price q cents.
Twelve Lectures on Comparative EmbDoogy, BY Louis
Az sssz Price Is cents
o'snd Csshel by Charles Lever, Part rs eta.
Adyeuture. IN the Gold Region, by c. Bigly-37tcis
Chidren's Fashions, No Just receiyec-5Ocis
Eclectic Magazine for Fe0rusry-5Octs or - year.
Oregon and Calforuis. by Hastins, residenI-25 cts
London World Of Fashion for Jsnuary-5o cts.
The Hedge Anchor or Young Sailors Assistsni-s2 %.
The Pictorial Directory Of New.Y0rE, No. 5-z5cs
The Lane sshre Wiichss by AinHorh lust QUITO cents
Th- Orphsn Niece, by Miss Picker ng-@5 ca.
The Marrying Man, BY the author VI The Jli-Z5cis.
Castles IN The Air by Mrs.. GOre-25 cis
The Quiet Husband, by Miss Pickehng-25 cts
kals CLARENDON. by Emerson bennet-<5 cfs
Mscsglsy's History u England. vol II Pne7 -
FOR .A-A BERFORD cos
III PTS Cheap Publication Depot Asior Hou'e.
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MISUNDERSTANDING. CALIFORNIA :

sfyr association, 10 consist OF forty memhsn nsve
-hse purchased tho new and fss, sailing bars SUSAN
100 tons burden eoppsred and copper fastened, sd ere
6ung her up 10 superior style, both for comfort sna eon
y.ni-ucs shores yet to be- had o. NO neeaiDs
share IN the yssse, outfit and profits fof two yssn-
Those wishing 10 Join q Select party viii .a~ scRy~
ELDRiD0E, PLATT sTEWAnT,,
,s,o. mo. ~ William o. Wall
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VIII CLOSE ~ 4 FER pays:
AT THE NArIoNAL ACADEMf, skoApwhs, -,

nTBIFE,- GRAND ORIGINAL PAiNTiN9S OF
DADAM AND Eve, painted for the late Chsres n
OF France These sublime works OF srt, valued NJ
900 guineas have been exhibited IN the principal ciues
Of Ireland scosnd snd the United states 10 me
universal admiration u million seven hundfod thou
Sand persons Tickets. admitting at All um-s during mo
stay Is Open fron 10 10 the mofnlng III ~ ~ nt9@
Each evening the paintings brilliantly Illuminated. 5isH
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AUCTION SALES.

A hEkwlN. AscrooeS
10y BANGS, PLArT q co. store ~ Broadway
DAr rNvars sALx-NaIesrtSts--A great vsr><v q
Enxnsh ysenrres recently Imported from Lo1don. rang
M from a. ~ "a So per dozen Dealers especially
IA y,,ed 10 AZ -r.npscoc Of this superb cole uoa
TUESDAY EVENING. Feo. Is
Az, DC och Of ta- sscloa
EsssIss NatssrfSts "A large eoosiSnnsnt 81 Era sh
Va eounes embracing great variety 81 ess ant pssisSns
BOOKS -Aso, sssortDens ~ sAnas" uese.soeo~s
booas Particulars n Csiaosues
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ACARD-As ~ srcle has appeared 10 his paper
"A sened d GRlFFENk Co calculated seriously 10 IN
ure nv busne n no. sf1tei and that he public may BE-
highly informed al pcnis simply state The facts Ny
psient w.s granted Jun ., 1873 an setting boilers
..ricfy according To ~ patent | shall contest The
vsHdy Of nv patent he rs ful inrng discover
and a. nfhngen sfs refusal 10 pay here state that
GRIFFENs slst-Irefs about my plan being long liec
are totally fa.- My pssut Is soor found wherever intro
duc-d 10 be fsr superior hs, and IN be- he's
ts.en thsu Ia 50 much tsI have fogrt difficult
cgme he popular prejlnre ssans al improvements Of
ser-t Nv pseui be sen n operation IN Newark.
Al Csref'. Pheuix Woks, }. VI. Q1imby Co.'S anc
Rankeu L Co. ll5rI D. CARPENTER
rI,UE FIRM OF BNNErT ROGERS e his day
-'.sovsd BIZ - Own uitsron the business Of the firm
Vii be- .etted by JOsIAfJOHHsON "a o 70 duly sCihor-
"a, 10 a,e he ualnc " ~ frm for ihzi purpose
srLLIAN p BENsETr. 81 BIS Aforl-g.
JOSIAH JOHNSON.
ABEL koSkh>
S.r fork Zee q ~.
sTrrTIyASF BESSHT has ths day sssocia,ed with
h,rns-f BENZ G WILD r and JOSIAH JOHNSON, and
wi coutiLue tb- bushes Of msnufaeuirg and ealing
Pi.nsfort-. At Is. FuiorI under he nrm " BENNETT
sULLIAS Z BESSErT By hs Aror,.y,
JOSIAH JOHNSON,
B. o. WILDER
JOsIAtJQHNsoN
- Il La.
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T.sepsele on " rduesday evening the ith
inst Subject Religious Liberty Tictes p e-nt..csn
be obtained NJ the Catholic Churches and Book src Music
Stores generally and ~ the hotels Doors open Lee
ture v n commence al O'Clock precisely Isl -n''
rR-L d. q. F-Tompkins Lodge No. 9.-The
bers OF his Lodge se requested 10 be punccA 10 ne IL
sueDdkpee Al the Loo geroon Tuesday evening, FEB IS
Il "A O'Clock business Of importance Will De of0ogh' De-
'''s '''' HP LIscoMB, N @.
= srryr.S secretsry Isl IL
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THE GRAND FINALE
OF THE GREAT PRIZE-FIGHT.
,I.uE ~aTIn>zI pDI.EIE f,tZETTE Of

L weed Thursday FEB IS, will contain f1l. accurate,
and lupsrus account q The rounds, time, decision u
Y-ree certificate Of sass holder &c &c 10 ne 81
The recent great prze sn between fanke- sullivan and
Pom liver which has caused much excitement through
OCT the land Oftce 10 Nasssu.sL l5f Als
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hsven s5 sp sco vii, bound to Valparaiso and bone
spoken. &c.
Dec 49, is 4os os chip sve De Glsss Rich I'm Sfors of
ca forula. The 81 @ LETT this por on The 18TH NOV
PEI - .hp Wyoming - hours out
rsb lat q 3d. ons IS ST. shp Fd.s I'm Liverpool for NYon
same dsy vi barb James stewart, bound W
Dec 80 Cape Pao Gons0a IL a I'm Palermo Tor NOnans
De, 80 ong W. shp Mobile, I'm London Tor NOeans
Jan S. " ons g w, brig Cynh, of Nfort Red from
g GEORGETOWN, SC tor RIO J4nero.
Jan g. 80 org Leono Dc m Mon Tor oporto
I,n a Bu.sy Reliance I'm Liverpool Tor savannah.
jan H. IS I'm Flambo Head. ship Else Of and ior Bfemes
I'm NYofk.
Jan 20 50 miles wsw I'm Tu.ksr Charlotte II q. IN Bs.i iof
Nes Orcaas.
- S oug ~ 3D. ship kenilsy % Boston y 81 IN LT
-rpooi cor ApsiAchcois.
Dan . s 81 - log ~ bw passed large ban steering 70
the Ing striped gns blue and White horIonts supposed
10 - ih. W X Wright fH jams RIVER ior Ro Jsrero
90 ong TO- shp rhos Perkins m Mooe io Liverpool
Henry. org. Napoeon, OF and Tor batnoe IN
Bremen ss OF orssa snss add sntoP gallant mast -
san. ~ West Indie. 'of Baltimore.
F.b AT 81 10 oae - bns Was "a NYors Or Havana
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HoVEY,s MAGAZINE,

VOL IS, No 2; OR, HORTICULTURE, BOTANY and
al Useful Discoveries snf Improvements 10 Rurs Al
fairs Published monthly ~ 80 per annum lis gratifying
N this volume has been commenced under
the most favorable auspices with Increased list OF
friends Ia all parts Of the country
l3f 9ris c. NJ SAXTON. Agent ~ Fulton-st
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"a WIILIAMsBURGH.- sALE-Ihe IrS s
. ssory attic and basement, nsme housr n.led 10 ",
~ brics containing IL r"oms No ssouu SiNhst sovs'
100 y.rds rom Pe,k Sip Frfry Apply prii dooI 90 2, ~
I.cob AZ N n Of tlJftMh2- n NJ WAkkEN
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ITALIAN oPERA--ASToA PLACE
"WEDNESDAY. Fs6. u, lss, vii be Prssensed pOui'
LA FANORlTA.
Leonors d GernAn sigoorins rrus
Frazer B.hsiu ssooS Ss--i
kiobrr,o * 81 Rosa Corr Doc Oa.Psre sisrof Par;
80. and r aud - r.r. g.
rs,,,s-.,,r go rae So, Otse- ~l he op.1 81
oP-r. aOa'- A.'or Place rom Nm IN. , soS
,osPn DDnr. oo-- a. : ~ commence a. J, rr-eis-iy.
rsur.d.y-sep.6, Of ssnOr ssnea-sa- soeeL Dsystss1
pROADwAY ragArEK.-po0'.O or r,.r.n.t
ID performance 10 oesir A. : o.cioct-On A0I'ONi
x I'i'I rss c0USr ~ MONTE cRsTo.
Eamord Dsn;-s...Mr Lester csiero9'e $1,000.
re AS5- F,rs.... pyor, Mercedes Mrs A5ooa
Ferusns ........ Fre,l-r,s, Hsydss Ma ~sHaea
pre-. c.rcIe .ss P.rcssi socs Ysniy Circle ADD sp-
p-rter, soets G.lerT ea.rsoee or ae.o1oys1 = 9.
pURroN's rBRsyEK. CHAMBERS.
ID TUESDAY EVENING, Feo'a,ry n'~A oe P''yed
BREACH or PROMISE
Ebener-r Sudden sursou NJ. rrsrPer. Mrs. Nefroc
Arsr Which he Surl,.Sse q
MOSrO-CRlSTf.
EdUd Dsnss....J oon.lon Nor-Eel .... .... Meyer
Fsraa;d sss May Codes Ms. Chapman
THE oAL.FoRSiA 6oIc MINIS
NJ srou'e orc = seaS. - o0~ar
or ssconi Ter 3 Ct, Ooor ooer sis.-oprsn rae. a.
C.KD-sIGNoR BENEDErTi b.g. le,ve r.
n sce-ifay 10 tis sncs sac he pgo'c nat
h. e-s x pI-ce 8, he Oyer. Hocse Aorp sc-,
on re evening Of ThsTscay Feb is Box book 81 oe open
ou Tuescsy ii
EEnALE ACADEfN. BROOKLYN.--Jo,Es
l,l-NlfL rasrsci L d aunolrces hsi he viii gvr
grart Instrumental Concert ~ ne above place Ihts
rlelds' EyENlN5 FEB IS when one oihe ess' 'eeesed
progr.mme. ever srbml-, W ~ presented Doom,
Il 7o'cocs. Concert 10 commence ~ rct-ts - eens,
R,,csfvr Bf 10
ETTERPEa> sOCIETY--FlFTlETH AMI
Il NFRSARY CONCERT. The Apollo Rooms, 7 IS
DAY 18th int Tickets oe proarsi y heunderssned
between the hours " - snt tsiy a he o,e or a. NO
Apollo Rooms on - morning Ct he Concsrf
l0f5E sAaL ROMANO, Jr >ec'y. y Nss,su.I
rIUE TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY or THE
CCLORED ORPHAN ASYLUM vii ~ held al ne
broadway Tabernacle on t. ssDAY, the lSlh inst Al y
o'clock PM Tue chi VI BE- preiea' and iske part IN
the exercises aud addresses may be expected TON Rev
DR. Tyng and others collection viii $50 De tshen up
The Msnsger will be grsuaed BY geoefs Si-nisner-
Abundance ~ ceuts wv IS
NII~ICAi PRSrINAL.-A Concert undsr he d.
vi rectou Of Mr. ? WOODBURY. 70 consist ofehoiee
selections from he Oratoros ~ ~ given In kuserss 81
Church on THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. IS Principal
SO Us he performed by Ms julia Norihs Ns. hiich'
cocs ana Mr. Woodbury. supported by sn N ent Ch"iI,
single tickets 81 cents 0. four Tor 81 Doors open Al
oclock ivy 'NiuNiu-
AMERICAN CIRCUS SANDS, LENT co
"A Proprego ~, near sprlngt Adm --ion -
"a. children hsf price-Tl ESDAf EVENING, Feb. IS,
81 nighl Of GOSslN three Glow ns IN he pefio msnce
Peut and Go.sin ard NiIsmsi lslnish Of The kNlGHIo
or PALESTINE magnificent eniree OF !. horses MI
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nKUG STORE FOR sALE-Consisiing o

Dhogsny Fixtures, Marble Counters. Ac. suitable Tor
Broadway Puiup hatthey could be taken down sni
PACKED for any p4 % th- country without damage STU
aled good and rapidly growing neighborhood Az TIE
proprietor wishes TO 10 Oher business oonsidsfaDe
dsducusn will be made f0r cash Inquire al The store q
soalhSsreulh 81 " iaus51rgh second block from Peek
- f.,,y Isl I'm
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WhaIers.
spoken. &c.

Cleared Provesovu s iu.' brig 'sn cOos. r.on for sou'i
Atlantic Ocean.
Heard from 10y Psyts Nov T. ship Jsva Lucas Of FAf
nAven lsj sp VIII bound 70 Valparaiso and bone
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U,O srEEL MANCFACTCRERs-s CAPl-
i TAL--An opportunity 10 now ororod whereby the
sboveu.ned capital may Be doubled 10 one year The A.
y.r,er has pa rgh for he Uued STATES, which com
pines . great SAVING aocr and fac, and axe the
see eca. ne beat Engso, as be vii prove BY t,s
mocia!s from eminent nachi1istsl 10 sell
hau ns pres Of he English He will give The spplcanl
Al opportunity " mak.ox TIA II us conyerory before
purchase. Address box sS7e Posl O1cs lH 5as-
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BOARDING..


DOARUING.-A gentleman and his wife can obtain
ID board. with pleasant aud pAnes sitsched on
The secOrd fJor Ia house where here few select
boardeTs Also three single gentlemen can be &C
commoiaisd Apply Al SIS Housons corner OF Crosby,
fret block from Broadway Isl lwis'
UOARDING-A gentleman and lady or two or three
ID single gentleman be sccomOd ted with pleasant
airy Ia frs-csss house. Apply Immediately 10
Chambersst Sfto
DOAHD-Pleasant furnished rooms can be hsc with
skfzst aud l76 Fulton o. few doors west OF
Broadway opposite 81 Psuls Churchyard ISL 5us-
,u,oIKT WITHOUT BOARD--Two spacious
psors partly furnished 10 private family, with priV
-ge Of cold aud shower bath Cars and stages pass
the oor Reference required and given. Inquire a. "a
Fosrhsvenue opposite Ei-venih-st-N b servant wo-
man desires good place. Isl Zis'
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CRY ITEMS
Lectures, Concerts, &c. rO-,ias'.

1,.sIs Cen rrt-T ernale Academy. B'oolyn- ~ N
~ Aot.--l'. Iectufe-Co Corner Grand and 90 81 4 "
gsI,,.s Orrhsn Alnverssfy -fsbsfnace-itz = "
rsysqSan Ansuerss'J-A POLO s@,,ff-- = D. "
s>s.ft Con- ert--M fsry Hsl-fH =.
D. Dods i.ectufe-lhntrn hNf-IH ?. "
y,sorsrs OF Ms1co-5ae BrDs1esy-7 T.
l-s.rl~tons AT UnBfo,6~sy, COR Re-, .tI,s nc 7t
z,.o,. Ssi-as nd 81 BoN-r-lA = 4 ard ~ U pr ~
s..s, az Furop.sn Psutnss-9sa ifos8Nayf Az 70 ID "
c.,s,y'. nschafncs' fs, f1l bfoadNay-sf
s.- Or-sns Opers Compensatory Liof.fy-1 p "
cs,,-< Nsseurn-ts4 Brrad~ay- iIay md evening
49, A. Circus a ismfs. Broadway y Fn
1tssfer- Chamber st nesf bfosfsai- y ".
6so.s-sy Tt~stsf- Broadway, ussf n'tody ~
,a.fssD yassrfo Bros1Ssy cor Ann st-Daj ara sehng
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CALIFORNIA-To merchants sending or companies
- going to Csoruis.-The advertiser wants to 20 but
has not the he Is active, ipdustious temperate
man OF hsfae constitution and character qualified to take
charge OF tnd OF merchandise accustomed TO labor va
fatigue wishes TO engsss above may be sgrsed upop
h. Il proof sssnst s-sscAness would msse himsef use
fIl on the passage. Refer TO Mr. JOsEPhF ,lP
N,..su-, and oihers Address J. NJ. this Office. lS
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- FS ~ a.. 1890 I'm. new nd mesrior toit sdx
- ALiDfA Captain McFsles $50 tons turdsD, cop
,s,,d ard eooper-fsssnsd having superior sreommo1a
ions for psssenge will 10 sspsiened fof me above po
,n III. 21th inst. For freight OF pssssxe apply o.
CLARKE cos III Wsterst
I3f SusG3tos- or oJ. w. ELWELL, 81 sooth'st
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GEO @ wILagRplSG. Aaeuooe.s

ocO - W ALhthpt W, Aiauoc.
Guns. PISTOLS. -WlLhfRplN0s.
NPRlESr MOUNT oil so4l o. seenon 90 II e
DAY, Feb IS 81 their snetou room c tcuos sod single
barre. ssns 50" psrs u pissos. comprising he en1re
sprscs nporsuoS from he celebrated irsDufsctofy %
A,cecu Co amoog heb wt Be fog nd zone cefiS
low irs pieces u high eos, expressly 70, prvse
TIE p!sios are Of dssssoe sres and vel saspsst ss
ronpspes proceeding 10 California rens. approved en-
so,s. poses al nouihs Capsosues ard ssapes resdy
90 MJcssv. Ms
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CALIFORNIA.

NO GENTLEMAN should lhink 0fleaying New Yors
Nor C.iornis without being well pp-d with ihe Col
den Drops sovereign rtmedy for he ds-sses incident "
hat climate sessckress that mOsi distressing u Ell dis
.s.es 1ot Ony promptly BY hs Golden Drops, bQl
altogether prevented fsken lev hours before SAILING
circular vii accompany each bottle giving MI odecuo1s
PREPARED by the American Therapeutic Union For sale,
wholesale AID retail, a. o. Broadway and - Ws4-H
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Y Cod sshef usl hrUu9ht out at sLss, Tor hsnd, hOfss
or seam power Il the invention oi an old miner OF nnny
wears practice, warranted 10 wash ten lines ths quantity
Of earth tho gOd therefo Of other machine
patented picks maOcks, cro~bsrs, drills. chsels,
area and variety OF other tools suitsbe 70 the racer
All persons going 10 California should call and see ljw-
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~ FORT s For sale one 3 oel.ys a SIS
11H 1Ssts5 they are to Be scid TO close an e.
They hrate seasoned having be-n for the last
months kept 10 warm room to iesi hem They are very
isfa '''1 '''' -''' -
LOR SALE TO 10 HORSE POWER Locomotive
L Boiler second hand, At the Fulton Foundry Office 500
cherry.s lSf51 PEAsE MURPHY.
IOHN &. TEN BYCK &. no longer authorized to
y collect money for the Union Transportation Line
Feruary u, 1919. Ll9lrl A. DECKER, Azeut
no WHOLEsALR sTATIONERs.--whits
isf 6.eod 90 Jobnsi.
BRITANNIA WARE Britannia Metal Goods Of
Devery description. Manufactured and for sale, wholesale
sra LOCUS HART, Gsts Boudmsn H.rt)
DATENT sPOONs.-HaPs patent wire-.uepgih.
.uppHsd at the loves, rates st s Burlng clip, by
fIa LUCIUs HART, tsie Bosrdmsn Hnil
I AMPS AND CANDLEsTICKs.--Br Britannia
LLsnps and Cauces,cks variety Of patterns for sale,
wholesale and retsi ats Burins-sip. by
lSH LUclUs hart. date Bosdmsa Hart
DIG IRON.-2oO too. No ], BOonion Foundry.
L 100 tons No 2, BoOnton Forge.
chss.s by DUDLEY 3. FULLER,
l5fi~is' lS3 Greenwch,t
ANY PERSON HAVING FIVE or six thousand dol
"A lsrs Snd DESTROYS Of gCug Europe tnd an opPor
unity ofnveslng the smcunt 10 very great Advantage oy
addressing 10 A. The ONCE 0f this paper, with
real name and where al interview can be had 81 W
\rEw AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE aud
stoves selling OF 50 cent. less than cos-buresuI
eesfs secretaries sdebOsts Office chs.Ts tables, bed
sests cots piano lathe, paintings camphene lamps coun-
terra CRATES ball Office paor' alright cooking ''oye'
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Is PURSUANCE Of order Of ssroSsts of County u
lies for soes hsrsoy 70 a.
BEsJANIs TAYLOR, ate " As City u Ns~ rob 5sosssSs
u JOSIAH Hose E9 10 WsA stfsss The c Of ss- Yea
esos ~ thsssA s.y q Ags. See rOt oa
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BULLS cOHcENrRIc DOUBLE-ACrfsG
EnTn VIZ ASHER

rJ'HE ABOVE MACHINE IL 50 constructed that h'
j whole VI the mass u matter hich Il psrsd IN Il, 4
brown up 10 loOsensd aud iheu hs various psrce,
are readily separated BY washing away he sand &c and
by allowing he gold 10 settle - nc bottom Csl ana e1
smine for yourself Il Us Eldncgs-sL lMbeodis'
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MUSICAL tb~rlN tl.-A Aoncefi lnuei nc o.
vi reccou Of Mr. NOoOBlk l 10 consist ~ choice
selections from iha Oratoros ~ ~ given In Rutgers a.
Church on Till RsDAN EVENING, FEB. IS Principal
SO os % be- performed by Mss jul.s Norhs Ns- hitch
COS and Mr Woodbury. supported ~ IN IN .ent Ch",s,
single tickets 81 cents %, four Tor 81 Door. open a.
n'ro~k IVY ntNAuNih-
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD EETING.-The citizens OF Phil
adephia held large town meeting on Wednesday eve
ming, at which resolutions adopted pledgng them
selves to raise the amount Of subscriptions necessary
complete the Central railroad The North American says
The present subscription amounts to $3.50 Ooo to
which may be added contingent fund of 81 900 900, TO
be paid when the road is finished to certain point 1t
will be completed to Lewisown distance OF 90 miles,
in July next-to Huntingdon, 100 miles, in December
next and to Tyrone FORCES, miles, in January next,
When completed that point the present subscription
will be exhausted and million and quarter OF dol
lars more will be required TO carry to the Portage rail-
road when the city subscription will become available
and funds will be furnished to finish the road to within
few miles of Pittsburg
The meeting pledged itself to raise 900 shares to eli
feet which block committees were appointed and the city
and county authorities were also recommended to lend
their aid by subscriptions to the stock required.
A statement was submitted to the meeting estimating
the yearly receipts OF the road when it reaches the ALE
ghany Portage at 100000 over and above expenses
sl7s5oO of which they estimate will be diverted from
the Baltimore and Ohio and Cumberland Valley roads
| by through passengers
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suspicion than another il is that The ermine would not
be suled by judges deciding legal controversies
upon political grounds than would the character of the
Post Office Department should il undertake regu
late the concerns, of which it has charge, by considera
ions referring themselves to the party questions or oh.
horrible or detestable than post office establish
ment regulated and ruled by party principles What
system OF espionage! What tyranny over opinion
confidence between man and man! The receptacle OF
denuncatons OF the reports OF privileged SPIES OF
the base nfomaons OF eaves-droppers numbering repu
tatons without responsibility the tabled of Dionysius
but the type OF what under such circumstances the
post office would become The imagination OF that ty
rant HIMSELF he recalled to earth, could not have
conceived OF more ingenious instrument for the graca
ton OF malgny and OF all the basest and pas
sons OF the basest and of mankind than post
office, the funnel and conduit of the OF
an army OF parasites, pumps and panders to the Will ana
pleasure oil the many headed monster ycep King Caucus
land yet, at this very moment. Fitz Henry Warren is
placed the head of the bureau whose duty it is TO
port on the selection of 1900 postmasters Who can
repose confidence in department thus administered j
same, April >.
Speaking OF Mr. Hays removal chief clerk of the
Navy Department:
"The effect OF such changes, repeated frequently
at Intervals OF four years, cannot but be preudcia TO
every branch of the public service BY the time man
becomes familiar with the duties of his Office
man will take his place, who has everything to learn.
1t be otherwise, under such circumstances, but
that the administration OF the several departments will
become irregular, Inconsistent, and capricous The
mova OF clerks in public offices. upon change of ad-
minsration is, far know a circumstance
known in any other government in the world"
10 same April ~, 1899.
"REFoRM" THE ORDER OF THE DAY.-ltis with sadness
OF spirit that perform the duty of daily announcing the
removal from public Office OF men every way unexcep
tionabe, to make way for partisans by which
change every branch OF the public service cannot but
terialy suffer.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-05
From yesterdays Richmond Enquirer.

From yesterdays Richmond Enquirer.
THE REsuLr.-We devote much space to the eloquent
records of democratic victories in the various districts
and countries. Nothing be more interesting than
these "glorous fruits" of the toll and anxiety spent
in furhering the good cause The die has been cast,
The result in few words may be summed up as fol-
lows:
For COngress.-The following members certainly
elected Democrats-Thos H. Bayly, John s. Millson,
James A. Seldom, r. X. Meade, Alexander r. Holiday,
James Mcdowell Richard Parker, Alex Newman, Hen
ry A. Edmonson, Paulus Powell, Thomas D. Bocock,
Thomas II. Averett, Fayette McMulen-13. Wing
jeremiah Morton elected by democrats)-i.
The Canawha district not yet fully heard FROM though
If we carry him, Virginia will send Congress IA dem
ocras and whg or rather, as wag says. 1ia demo
Gratis
In the House Of Delegates have gained in Berkeley
Fairfax /, Fauqier 1, Nottoway l, Patrick 1, Ran
dolph and Barbour Taylor III; and lost in Frederick
(by casting vote of the sherifD Groochand Henry
Marshall /, Morgan l. Princess Ann 1, Rock bridge l.
to hear from we shall probably gain than we lose
We may therefore safely say that the Senate and the House
will continue democratic
PRESTON.
KrNGwooD April %, 1s49.
To the Editors of the Enquirer:
SIRs: Our election over and S. B. VIII eele esq,
sound democrat, is elected for the county Newman's
majority in Preston is 262 Our usual majority in Pres
ton about 100; but Mr. RUSSELL canvassing this
ty, took occasion to anmadver pretty severely on the
of the members of the last Congress whs signed
the southern address,, for which we have put mark
upon him that may serve caution to all who have
the least sympathy for with the aboonsts to keep
dark" when eectoneering with the people of Preston.
Yours, &c.