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Correspondence of the ". Y. Journal of Commerce

HAVANA, Feb 3, 1901.
There is nothing stirring in political matters
worth communicating. The captain general gives
evidence in his public proceedings of a wisdom and
iirmness that give him the good will Of the people;
and, although believe there is no apprehension of
any disturbance of the public peace by a renewal
of the scenes of May last, there is an unceasing
watchfulness on the part of the government, that
will require well -organized expedition" If the
malcontents expect to be successful. The notori-
Gus Colonel White, of Yucatan and Cardenas cele-
6rity' arrived here few days since in the steamer
Philadelphia, on his way to Chagres; and, in con-
sequence, all the passengers were detained on
board some hours whilst the captain general could
be consulted as to the to be pursued. After
considerable delay, the rest Of the passengers
allowed to disembark, but officer of govern
ment very civilly intimated to Colonel White that
il would be advisable for him not to put his foot
shore. BY some means the government has OBJ
tanned the of all those who landed at Carde-
mas, and close watch is observed lest they should
show their redoubtable faces in the city
The Falcon has just arrived from New York
Jenny Lind goes in her to New Orleans. A Il,
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pANouAMA OF THE BIBLE

NJOw OPEN at Odd Feliows' Hall, January
IN 2Sth instant, and will continue for short
time only.
j. Insco Williams's celebrated Bible Panorama,
containing fifty of the most striking scenes III
the Bible, commencing with Chaos, and following
each other in historical order down to the Babylo.
nish Captivity.
Doors open at to commence moving at half
past O'Clock. D
Tickets % cents; children under twelve years Oh
age, half price.
Schools and parties admitted on reasonable
terms.
Exhibition every Wednesday and Saturday al
ternoon at O'Clock. Jan -
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Stocks and Market,

New YouK, Feb. l2.-Stocks quiet, Government
United States 6's, of 1861 Us offered Sales ofState
brands ionr at S4 75
Sales of 900 bushels Genesec wheat at rs cents.
Yellow corn, g.
Cotton is quiet but steady at previous prices.
Whisky, 20 cents.
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ASTONISHING AND AMUSING.

nR. j. Il. DODS will lecture and experiment at
- the Temperance Hall, on Z street, upon the
science Of Electrical Psychology, every evening,
Mt I! o'clock,
Admission % cents; gentleman and two ladies
80 cents; children half price. Feb l2-tf
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Commission on Claims against Mexico.

WEDNESDAY, February u, 1851.
The cases taken up for consideration yesterday
were resumed and held under further examination
The Board adjourned until II o'clock to morrow.
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4 MOST DESPERATE BATTLE.-on the

IA lith Of the present month"; all attempts at ne
gotiation having failed there will take place of
the most desperate and heart rcnding conflicts
within the memory OF man woman. The en-
sanguined plains Of Austerlitz of Mexico will be
nothing to it. for ladies and gentlemen will be shot
through the heart by millions, beyond the power Of
cure except by the matrimonial service.
As il is to be on the most tremendous scale, being
the last and final battle, in order that Of the
combatants shall run short of ammunition, all the
principal officers, under command Of their renown-
ed leader, assembled together for consultaton and
an appropriation was Immediately made for an
abundant supply of all the deadly missiles known
consisting of darts, roses black and blue eyes, load
cd with Loves own lightning and poetry-light
proved COUNTING REvOLVERS, and the best
MATRIMONI NAL BOMBSHELI4S, both percussion
and flint, warranted to kill at the first fire.
And it was further determined that well. quail
fed Agent should DC appointed to deliver the afore-
said ammunition. Without debate, the unani-
nous vote was the appointment of
JOSEPH SRILIINGTON,
Corner 4, street and Penn avenue
Feb 1873, the only authorized Agent
THE QUEENS OF SCOTLAND, by Agnes
i Strickland; vols.
Wah- to- yah, or Prairie Travels and Scalp
Dancer, by Lewis IL. Garrard; vol.
Letters from Three Continents, by NJ; vol.
Life and Correspondence of Robert Southey;
, complete in vol.
Pendennis concluded in eight numbers, or bound
in vols
Reveries ola Bachelor, by 'Ike Marvc;'' / vol.
| Fadctte, a Domestic Story from the French;
| vol.
| Maciarland's History of Propeers and Steam
! Navigaon vol.
LIES Discipline. Tale of Hungary; by Talvi;
Literary Remains Of Willis Gaylord Clark; vol
/ franconia Stories by Jacob Abbot; vol.
| Poeticai Remains of the late Mary Elizabeth Lee;
! vol.
| Gordon's Unfailing Guide TO the Gcndcrs Of
! French Nouns.
! Lately received by FRANCk TAYLOR.
Feb Il
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ELECTRO-BIOLOGY.

Positively bit tro Lectures more.
NTESSRS. FISKE \ EVERETT will lecture aAd
lNl experiment at the Temperance Hall, on r
street. two evenings this week, at o'clock, which
will BE- their last in this city.
Admission % cents; gentleman and two ladies
80 cent?; children half price. Feb l0-et
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The st. Louis Intelligtncer gives the following
classification Of the members Of the Missouri Leg
isIature who voted the last ballot for Mr. Geyer
Wings, ca; anti Bentonites, Is; Bentonite, |.
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Fmther Of tAe Shenandoah calamitu.

New ORLEANS, Jan. l2.--It seems that the
steamer Autocrat sunk Immediately after coming
in contact with the Magnolia and that her captain,
Gould, and thirty other persons, including crew
and passengers, were drowned. This disaster has
produced much sorrow among the friends Of the
deceased.
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ROBBERY!-si0 REWARD:

ROBBERY!-SiOO REWARD:
rINAYLOR 4 MACRY'S Book and Stationery
Il Store entered by false keys, or ock-pck.
ing, The night of the 9th of February and robbed
Of
Gold Pens Gold Cases. Silver Pencil Cases
Penknivcs in packages and on cards
Pearl and Silver Card Cases
Silver Fruit Knives, Porte Monnaies
&c. sc. SC.
The above reward will be paid for the recovery
of the articles and detection OF the villains
Feb ll-3t TAYLOR & MAURY.
I OST-On Saturday evening last, GOLD Pen
IL Gil, in shape Of Maltese Cross. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at Willards
hotel Feb ll-3t
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.4e0uittal of Binde, and Others.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l2-The trial Of Captain
Binder, Pabst, and A. S. Kfalt, for the murder of
George Emory. has been concluded, and the ac
cused have all been acquitted,
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THE NEW YORK Il LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

THE NEW YORK Il LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
The ships comprising this line
The ATLANTIC. .,...... Capt. West.
The PAClFlC ............-. Capt. Nye.
The ARCTIC. Capt. Luce.
The BALTIC. ............ Capt. Comstock.
The ADRIATIC .......... Capt. Grafton.
SA THESE ships having been built by
&E3EN.contract expressly for Government
n service, every care has been taken in.
their construction, also in their engines, to en-
sure strength and speed; and their accommoda-
tons for passengers arc unequaled for elegance or
comfort.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool,
S 1870. Exclusive use ofextra size state rooms, 1885,
from Liverpool to New York, f35.
An experienced surgeon will be attached to each
ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
From Ne,o York. From liverpool.
Wednesday, Mar. 5th Saturday, Feb. Sth
Wednesday, March 10. Saturday, 22d.
Wednesday, April I'd. Saturday, March Sth.
Wednesday, April 10TH Saturday, g Dad.
f0r''''s"'o or pa's EpW aRR'B K. COLLINS.
No So Wall street N. Y.
To BROWN, SIMPLIFY & Co,
Liverpool.
Is Kings Arms Yard, London
Or l.. DRAPER, jr.,
Boulevard, Montmartrc, Paris
The owners of these ships will not be account
able for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, pre-
cious stones or metals, unless bills of ladng are
signed therefor, and the value thereof expressed
therein.
o. After the first of Aprlnextthc rate offreight
by the above steamers, from Liverpool, will be ma
teriay reduced. Feb IL
FOR LIVERPOOL. - United States Mail
steamship BALTIC, Capt. Jos. J. Comstock. This
steamship will depart with the mails for Europe
positively on Wednesday, March 9Th, at II o'clock,
NJ, from her berth, at the foot OF Canal street.
No berth secured until paid for.
All letters must pass through the Post Office
For freight or passage, having unequalled ac-
commodations for elegance comfort, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
90 Wall street, y. y.
Positively no freight will be received on board
after Monday evening, March Sd.
The steamer PACIFIC will succeed the Baltic,
and sail March 18th Feb 10
CELEBRATED SALOONS, by Madame Gay,
" and Partisan Letters, by Madame Girardin,
translated from the French by l.. Willard; Ivol.
Memoir and Writings of James H. Perkins, edit
ed by William Henry Claiming; vols, l2mo
The Use and Abuse of Alcoholic Liquors by w
D. Carpenter, NJ. D., vol
For sale by TAYLOR MAuRY,
Feb 49, Booksellers, near 9th 81.
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CARUsI,s SALOON.

DIRTH- NIGHT CELEBRATIoN.-A meeting
I'D OF the Managers will be held on THURSDAY
evening, 9th instant, at half.past six O'Clock, at
the Saloon, for the purpose of forming the requisite
committees, particularly that of the Reception
BY order Of. THE MANAGERS.
Fol .
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MASSACHUSETTS, SENAroR.-Sumner has been
defeated by nine votes The election is postponed
for two weeks The Free sellers down.
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FIRE Ar NIAGARA FALLs On Thursday, 23d
ultmo, the large building known the 'Batts
House." standing on the upper bank, near the
Horses shoe Fall, was totally destroyed 10y fire.
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Llonr lNfANTnY BALL.-Thc balls given by
this company are always well attended and well
conducted Their next will pc given ON Monday,
the Gath instant, honor Of the birthday OF Wash
ington, their parade taking place on the preceding
SATURDAY.. the 22d.
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Local Wntters.

BY tic list of arrivals at the hotels yesterday
we perceive that General PAE2 is III the city, and
has rooms al the Irving hotel
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NAvAL.--The United States steam frigate Sara
nae from Norfolk, for St. Domingo, was spoken
lst instant, in latitude 300, longitude 13o 25;
Boston AHas,
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in Georgetown, yesterday, the cargo Of the brig
Fidelio, follows 2l7 hhds. sugar, at SIS 30 q
SO 10; 2l0 bbls. molassos, at 81 cents; l3i half
bbls., at 49,; ll3 kegs prime lard, at IS 10 II was
sold in lots to purchasers Of "thc three cities"
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MoNrooMERY CorNry.--The Rockville (Md.)
Journal, we are gratfed to perceive, continues to
make good report of the condition and onward
progress of agriculture in Montgomery county.
The period is believed TO be near at hand when II
will be one of the principal grain growing counties
of the State.
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To- MIR. Fiske's Glass In Biology We are
requested TO say that those who desire to obtain u
knowledge of the science OF Electro Biology will
have an opportunity Of Joining Mr. Fiske's class
this evening AT the Temperance Hall Feb l3
Or Do You want u finely executed Da-
guerrcotype at the lowest pricc--then go to the
Odeon, where perfect likeness will be given,
charge. Feb lit"
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
United states Hotel.

United states Hotel,
| Pennsylvania apenue bettresp Sd and 81 streets.
L Clapp, NY JCRcker son, N
n w Arlington, n & w Thompson, Pa
ID Egbert, USN w Mitchell, California
ID Fitzhugh. Va Is 4 Giants, Bait
w Dawson, US Rev DIR Peck, "
TClaystone & lady, Va Il l. Fancher, do
Goodrich, Va ha6ern, do
& Smith, do w Ely, Conn
G Jcwctt, Me Misses Ely, do
Gadsby's Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania auenue and Sd street.
A Is Hamilton, Pa W ID Norrell, Va
Il ) John, Mobile o Barclay, Phila
ID Bebee, n y w w Vass NC
Mr. Devereu% y Mr. Mira Zaiiske,
Diggs, Md Miss Morris, S
ID DiFgs, do TT Rogers, Ky
Nj Il ID Lane, Va w Rogers, do
+ + llandley, do Capt Marston, Marines
Irving Hotel,
COrnerof Penns yIpania Apenue aud 1911 street.
Gen Paez son, 5 Mr. Plat, NY
Purroy, y Y Mr. Alderman London
Z Douglas lady, NY Mr. Burdin, England
MIR x Mrs Hope, Bait Mr. Cooper, do
M Bannister, AB Winters, Bait
+ Jonett, US n Wheeler, do
j Ewing, Phila A ID Hunter n
Miss Ewing, do G. Panton, Me
A NJ Barker, Dover C. ii Harman do
& Lenschow, Bait ii L Hartman, do
ID Lawson, do j + VOORHEES,, Phila
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AND EUROPEAN ORATORI.
SrIn =

PROFESSOR WHITNEY has just arrived
i from a highly successful professional tour in
Great Britain and Ireland, and by particular re
quest will repeat his assumptions of British Ameri.
can, and Indian Orators
On Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday even
ings, February -, -, and Is, at ~ o'clock.
Admission so cents. See circulars.
Feb l0-dlw
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CARusI,s SALOON.


DIRTH- NIGHT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES who
I'D may not receive their cards OF invitation
through inadvertence or mistake, are respectfully
requested to send in their names and place OF resi-
dence to the committee, at the Saloon.
Feb Is
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bbs., at 3d.; ll3 kegs prime lard, at IS 10. II was
sold in lots to purchasers Of "the three cities
AroTHEcARIEs MisTAKEs.--We arc assured that
more than half The mistakes which occur in tho
sale Of drugs at the apothecary stores may be at
tributed to the fact that many persons send
bal messages b. children and servants for their
medicines. Such messengers at best, with diff
Guilty be understood when they have verbal mes
sage 10 deliver, and the names of drugs arodicult
to be remembered, even by the best Of u.s. No per-
con should send verbal message TO an apothecary
store; and some of the druggists have determined,
very wisely we think, not to put up any article of
medicine without a written order.
CROWDED HoUsEs. When the exhibition OF the
Bible Panorama was concluded yesterday after
noon there poured out Of the Odd Fellows Hall
such deluge of children as Seventh street has
rarely Witnessed; perfect ocean of bonneis and
caps spreading around in successive waves until the
street was almost impossible. Four or. five huge
onnbuses stood ready to receive those who lived
aiar off, and when they were filled with bonnets,
hoods and cloaks, the caps and jackets assembled to
the roofs, and were soon strung along have
seen cabbages on their way to Fulton market, in
New York. The heavy vehicles seemed to tremble
beneath their loads, but they carried buoyant
hearts, the loud laughter indicated, and, we
doubt not, conveyed all in safety to their many
homes.
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MIR. AND MRS. HLASKO HAVE THE
1tl honor of informing the ladies and gentlemen
Of Washington that their Dancing Academy, nj
the Saloon of Temperance Hall, Z street, is and
will be opened every day from 10 o'clock, a. m,
to O'Clock, p. m, Except Sundays.)
Parties and soirees will be furnished upon de-
mand two excellent musicians, for moderate
price. Applications to be made at Parker's Fancy
Store National hotel. Feb S-dtlstMar
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ASSOCIATION of CAPITAL,

LNOR the purpose OF forming company with
Il one thousand shares, Of $ 900 each, for which
certificates will be issued, paying ten per cent. per
annum in return therefor, with a safe prospect OF
doubling the whole amount invested, (each and all
special partners) free from assessment and liza
bility, under the Revised Statute Of New York.
DESTROYS Of having influential parties through the
entire Union interested, for the purpose OF obtain
ing contracts with the Governments to carry the
United States mail in steamers and vessels to and
from New York, California, the East Indies, Eu
rope, &c, proposals will be received for limited
number of certificates Of shares of s 900 each.
OLIVER HOLDEN,
General Partner, and Chief Agent Of Company,
II Wall street, New York.
Banking and Commercial Houses III Europe and
the Americas, on application and investment OF
capital, will be appointed agents.
Feb l-dtf
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I OST-Atthc Assembly hall. or returning there
IL from, on Tuesday evening, GOLD CHAIN
AND BRACELET. \ liberal reward will be paid
TO the finder, who may leave il at the office Of the
Republic newspaper
Fob 6--diftt.
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ron MOUNT vEnKoN-THREE TRIPS.

h The Steamboat THOMAS COLL
tc4as29aS SYER will leave Washington at 10
Sl - - O. lock, and Alexandria at TO-. on
Monday, February 10, Wednesday IL, and Fri
day, the l4th.
The boat will land her passengers at Fort Wash
ington.
Fare, round trip ST. f; from Alexandra, 20 cents;
children half price.
Coaches leave the Capitol at 8. o'clock Seatsta-
ken on Pennsylvania avenue ten cents each way.
For seats apply to Mr.. Reeside, Georgetown or
to George and Thomas Parker, Washington
The Thomas Colycr will make her trips without
fail The passengers will find the boats saloons
very warm and comfortable
JOB CoRSoN Captain.
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Type settng is said to be beneficial 10 nervous
man because he can compose himself at it.
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News FROM THE SALT LAKE.-Mr. Monroe, at
St. Louis, from Salt Lake, December LIST, says that
on the highest mountains, seventeen miles east of
Salt Lake. he found ten feet of snow, and three feet
in the valleys, TO Bear river. From thence to the
South Pass there was very little, and he found no
difficulty in passing On leaving there, however,
heavy snow was falling, and deepening very
pdy Sioux and Grow Indians were met on the
route, and Cheyennes on the North Fork, begging;
but with whom no difficulty occurred. The Paw
nees we're hunting on the north side of the river.
prospcrously. The general health very good,
and the weather mild and pleasant. General Rich
and his company had returned there from the gold
mines, bringing some gold dust, but not so much
were unfavorable. Grain is very abundant at the
Lake; 200, 900 bushels Of wheat having been raised
there last year.
The news of the organization OF the Territory,
and appointment OF officers, produced little excite
racnt among the people. Abundance of coal and
iron has been discovered at Little Salt Lake, about
thirty miles south of the city, and large company
has been sent out to form settlement there, The
scarcity Of money is severely felt, in consequence
Of the merchants taking il away, MIR. Monroe cites
the instances of individual and general industry
there as remarkable. Five six saw mills, and
as many grst-m mills, already in active opera
ton, and woollen- factory and brewery are now in
course OF erection. The wheat there Is of unusual
fine growth Mr. nj. brings with him beautiful
specimen of seven headed wheat, yielding thirty
six bushels to half a bushe sowing the grain is
mMkaby plump and white, and weighs sixty Elk
pounds to the bushel.
The mail left independence on the LIST Of Septcm-
Der, arrived at Salt Lake Oh the 2ad of November
and had left again for the States in two days after
wards.
The mail contractors have had very bad success
in losing large number of horses and mules. The
| expenses incurred by the contractors are said to
have exceeded greatly the proceeds, thus far. dor
the winter season. Exertions are being made TO
have new contracts entered into, as to insure u
better feeling of security and dependence upon the
mail arrangements.
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. MITHSONIAN LECTURES.-DR. GOADBf,
- of London, will deliver course OF Lectures
/" On the Structure and Functions Of Insects, with
numerous illustrations, on the evenings OF Monday,
Wednesday and Friday of this week.
Feb lO-3w
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FLOWER SEEDS FOR SALE.

lust RECEIVED FOR SALE, ten thousand
u papers of choice Flower Seeds, with descrip-
tive labels, including about three hundred select
varieties; among others
New Petuneas-Alice Peel, Hebe Beaute Par
faite, sc.
and striped.
New fhunburgias orange, yellow, and
white and black centres.
New German Asters-stripcd, quilted, and va
riegated.
New extra double Paris Balsams.
Carnation, Picotee, and Glove Pnks.
Annual Phlox, Pansies, Pcntstemons, &C., &c.
All of which will sell at the following uery re-
duced prices $50 per thousand assorted, or cents
per paper, selected by the purchaser. Orders for
large small quantities faithfully and promptly
attended to by J. +. CALLAN,
Feb I0-dtf Corner of + and 7th streets.
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

Stage Manager. MIR. |. H. JOSEPH.
Second appearance of the celebrated eccentric
comedian, Sir WILLIAM DON, who will appear
in his great character of
AMINIDAB SLEEK AND COUSIN JOE
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The RIVER AND HARBoR BiLL.--In four weeks
the present session of Congress will be finished,
and, judging from its action thus far, many inn
portant bills will be allowed to sleep the Speak
cr's table. Among the most important of these is
the River and larbor bill. We whole West and
Southwest are interested in its passage, and if
urged with energy by their Representatives, the
measure might be carried through Congress. The
Ohio Legislature has spoken the sentiments Of the
people OF Ohio this matter. in its recent resolu-
tons. What the members from this State
about that they forget to call up the measure Of the
session.
They should be held responsible for its loss if it
be caused by want of action. Many of the Demo-
cratic members will be forced by public sentiment
to vote for the bill, if it be brought to final
vote, and its friends will be inexcusable they fail
to give it chance of passage. The President will
most certainly sign it; SO that noc is the accepted
time to secure to the West portion of the bene
fits which it is entitled but which it has long been
yainly striving to secure. Wings arc in favor of
the appropriations Democrats dare not OPP
pose them; and if the Harbor bill be supported
with 1.-THE of the energy with which members
back private claims, it cannot but succeed at this
session. Cleveland Herald, FEB. 6.
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~. FOR RENT.-Thc House No. Union Row,
Assi street, Just vacated by Allen A. Hall, esq.
10 for rent. The house is large and convenient, and
a pleasant residence for n family. Possession can
be had Immediately.
Apply at Republic Office, 9th street.
Feb 1T