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the Atlantic and Mississippi Company have all the rights
except that OF condemnation and that the COM
pany can procure The private right of way BY voluntary
REIMBURSEMENT all obstacles at end The Ierre
Hauts and Alton road about ten miles longer than the At
anc and Mississippi road and presents quite as rough
route
II may not be known TO all that the Atlantic and Mis-
sssippi road the one leading direct from Terre Haute TO
ST Louis Il is proposed branch this road atlantic
and Mississipp at Marshall. and TO Springfield via
Charleston and Decatur This last named most val
liable road II would open up TO the great network OF
railroads east of Tene Haute communication with
Iowa. the Upper Mississippi St. Joseph. Missouri. and
Springfield, the seat OF government OF Illinois.
Indeed next 10 the Terre Haute and ST. Louis road
(Ailantc and MississppD road across the State Of
Illinois presents better inducements to capital
fatterng prospects for the country than this branch from
Marshall 10 Springfield via Decatur The distance il
seventy miles. route very easy OF construction
being mostly through level prairie 1t will hardly be
supposed that capital will seek investment in the
Alton and Tene Haue road SO long as il is possible and
more than probable. that more direct route would
be speedily constructed. H.
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CARusI's SALOON

WILL Friday evening April d. GRAND SCENIC
MIRROR OF THE WONDERFUL DREAM.-Tbis Is beyond
question the most magnificent panoramic painting ever exhibited
county, Bunyan renowned Aegory
portrayed with mnsterly effect combined with grca
epic tragic rendering OF the most intensely
witnessed The the cities
Boston, and recently Baltimore have gvcr
unanimous and unqualified APPRECIATION
Palace Beautiful" viewed by moonlight situated
high with i magnificent poporons and golden lights
ming wndows River OF the Water Of Life Ia
curiousy with esone OF the
landscape the "Enchapted Land y
and the celestial Care amongst the most beautiful scenes
OF all the IL only
beautiful painting designed and
ted by following eminent artists Of New York city;
Huntington, Church,
May, barley,
Kyle, Daos, and
Crop~ey, Paul Duggan.
Conductor and elineaior, Mr.. Alfred Hart
Pianist, Mr. John Il. Woodruff.
every afternoon evening Doors open and
O'Clock; curtain rises quarter before 4 and 8.
Cards Of admissions q cents children, ak reserved
for 81 Tickets be principal
hotels, music and at the door.
Descriptive catalogues, lax cents.
NoToE-In consequence OF engagement
Hail. Philadelphia, the 10Th Of April the Last exhibition viii be
given before Wednesday, April H.
Ap l-dn
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From the Utica Daily Observer, March 90.
The State OF the Democratic Party

The wing journals pursuing rather singular game
lions held ts appoint delegates 10 Baltimore In almost
every their reports by telegraph announce that
the convention has been terribly agated and divided and
that of union and harmony there not the slightest
appearance. The pertinacy and uniformity with which
this course is pursued peculiar TO the times and sug-
ges that there is method in this mode OF operation
Thus far in instance have anything in demo-
cratic State conventions which indicated more than il
usual in such bodies No men having the faculty oil
thought can be expected TO entirely agree minor points,
and the only differences have in any democratic
convention OF late have been matters OF form
about candidates In every these differences have
been disspaed the adjournment of the convention
and all parties concerned have avowed their determine
0n 10 support the democratic party and its candidates
At Washington some few have been indulging in lit
tie free speech which we glad to see, dssatis.
faction, that appears in speechmakng, not dangeou
and soon coos down. In fact, the democratic members
are already taking steps to present undivided support
4 OF the Baltimore nominees
In our own State, well in the Others the express
sion OF opinion TO candidates by the press with the
exception OF two three professional grumblers and
fault finders. fair and just towards all named candi-
dates for the presidency The majority OF the demo.
cratic journals content themselves If they speak at ALL
with simply declaring their preferences and giving their
reasons for entertaining them This is fair and what is
10 be expected.
Looking the presidential field, see no rea
why the democratic nominee should not receive q
greater majority of the electoral voes than al any former
period and venture to such will be the case despite
the Of wing journa the contrvances of whe
leaders
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The Authors or the Fsdsr.Ii.t.

The following memorandum, concerning the author
ship Of the several papers Of the Federalst has been
furnished to the New York Times by gentleman whose
position gives him facilities for being well informed
the subject
"The late distinguished urs Chancellor Kent, In let
the former editor of the Evening Post the 18th May
1877, stated, from mmuncaon he had received from
General Hamilton, that the numbers OF the Federast
written by the several authors as follows:
"Numbers 2, 3, A. 8, and 81, by Mr.. Jay.
"Numbers TO- IA. 81 10 4S inclusive, by Mr. Madison
Numbers Is, 10, 20, by Madison and Hamilton jointly
GAN the residue Of the volumes by Mr. Hamilton.
"The above corresponds with memorandum in the
handwriting of General Hamilton and by him placed in
volume of the Federast belonging TO the New York So
ciey Library which volume has been puoned the
honorable purpose.
Elm Mr. Madison's enumeration, published long afteI
the death of Gen. Hamilton several Of the papers claimed
by Hamilton appropriated 10 himself"
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al Green Horn creek saen oil bear rser. len miles
to the east of this place. Town mas been isid our
there 10 be called by spropesors VINO are mostly iom
Georgia. Dshonega."
Another lump Of gold in quartz, weighing 90 ounces
and worth over O00 has been taken out by the But
fao Mining Company from the hill overhanglng Hoi-
denis garden, at Sonora
We have dates from Oregon to the 22d ult We hnd
little OF interest, however. in the news.
Judge Nelson. Of the United States district court has
resigned.
Warren, has been found.
SANDWICH ISLANDS
From the Sandwich Islands have adyices TO the 9TH
of February Business continued discouragngly dull
The project for inter steam communication has fallen
through for the present. owing TO the unprosperous con-
dton OF trade the Islands. The steamer Constitution
TO Honolulu take her place ~ the line ageeaby
TO contract, but il found that business would mol
Justify its establishment and she has returned cur
occurred al Honolulu IN The latter part oil
January The sea rose rapidly and to such height
10 quite submege several houses and plantations The
incident attributed TO submarine volcanic agencies
PANAMA.
The Panama Echo says thirly-hve victims Of
wrong and deception had been sent out there BY A. n
Pride & Co., the Brother Jonathan. with through
tickets while said firm had steamer on which 10 give
them passage the coast They returned me disappointed
passengers $50 each out of SITS paid by them.
Passengers who went out on the william rem have
also had difficulty OF similar kind.
Mr. William Welsh, California bound traveller wal
accidentally shot Panama by Charles j. Collins,
seriously though not fatally injured.
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Fillmore, Prsdeni Of the United States Of seriea, all
rhor u may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
appointed OF Sweden
OF Louisiana, do hereby recognise him
him free exercise and enjoy such functions,
powers privileges allowed to the vice consus Of the
nj favored nations In the United States.
testimony Whereof have caused these letters be made
snt Of United States be arcd
Given my hand the city Washington
IL April, A. ID. 1884, and Of the Independence Of
United States Of America the seveniy-sirh.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
ny the President
w. HuErrp, Acting Secretary OF State
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ny j. q. MCGUIRE. Auctionoer.
FURNITURE OF A FAMILY REMOVING PROM THE CITY
At hUCTIoN.-on Saturday morning. at 10 O'Clock shall
SELL Of auction lot Of wekcpt furniture
sisuns in partof-
Mahogany piano and stool
hair and rocking chairs
Do sofa and armchair
wardrobss tables, and wsshsands
dressing table, bureaus, and bedsteass
Mattresses, feather beds, and Bedding
Carpets mating, and oicoh
Candeiabrss, solar, and mane lamps
pairs candlesticks, snuners
China e set, coffee cups and glassware
Together with general assortment OF Kitchen utsns
kc.
WIN he added lot Of millinery, consisting of bonne. rbands
flowers, &C. ALSO, lot Of superior record ink.
Terms cssh j. G. MCGUIRE
Ap3-u Auctioneer.
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Dr. Hebbe's lecture, Tuesday night only display
ed the learned lecturers thorough knowledge OF European
history but evnced also strong regard Tor truth and JUS
tice. While painting, in the vivid coors the terrible
suerngs and wrongs which The European people have
been subjected consequence of the policy adopted by
the famous Congress OF Vienna and by the Holy Alliance
he did withhold the praise due OF the princes
Europe and the good and noble qualities Of the Emperor
Alexander-he chief founder Of that Alliance
The lecture not only interesting, but delivered in
idiomac English, and in eloquent and spirited strain
Dr. Hsbbe gives his second lecture tonight and hope
that Ii will be attended by a numerous audience.
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DEPOT Boct, Waev Street. bsfvsen Maiden
streof) New Port.
THE his
petition with the whole world the Crest Exhibition In
don, for which an impartial jury awarded medal.
The American fair held last fall al Castle Garden also awarded
him gold medal best safe,
failed obtsn highest
competition with others for that purpose
received from the following we'll known
have bad Their books papers and In these
rior safes within the last Unity days
be seen At my siore viz hess suiwel Montross
j. L. Wakns In the Fulton
and mssrs John lockwood
and Nassau streets and Mes Bowman in Jersey
Chy.
am The proprietor Halls patent lock- which
On Adams Co, BOSTON, Worlds Exhibition
considered The best lock for price ever
proof against powder and the key cent and
be made chaugeabie.
invss close careful Investigation b.sr
themselves n. h,
sIsr, and damp proof safes combined.
sfLAs c. HERRING.
Nos las, l37, and I39 ws,er street, New York
John Farrell, ~ Walnut street. Philadelphia.
g. L. Harmon, Chicago, Illinois.
Henry Williams, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Try McCandish, Richmond, Virginia.
A. 5-eodets
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NATIONAL THEATRE Miss Cushman repeated Meg Merr.
les last evening OVERLOOKING house Miss Heron
Julia Manneing and Miss Chippendale Lucy Bertran
perform ed their parts with great TASTE and also Mrs Held
Mrs Candish, and Miss Mlington Flora Mr.. II. C.
Jordon Dominic Sampson decidedly than
heretofore, and this time credably Mr. PauIn played
Dirk Hateraek with ability, and Mr.. Coudock Dandie
Dnmont in his usual appropriate Miss Heron a,
Pauline the farce OF Delicate Ground received great APP
plause Tonight Miss Cushman plays Rosaliud in "a.
You Like IT," and Juliana In the "Honey Moon" She
speaks the original epilogue in the first piece.
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By a. GREEN, Auct,onser.
April I'D

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUcTIoN.-on
Thursday, shall SELL the premises,
O'Clock handsome building lot fronting 81 feet inches
First and Second back 100
lot No No 575 the square
Capitol This lot handsomely located and viii make
buildings North and South. bridge
contemplation be built Second and doubt will be
finished the present year.
balance in @, IL, 10, and ~
giving bearing the
deed and deed OF trust tnken Title indsputabe
April 2-6t A. GREEN, Aucioneer
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TOR baltimore and intermediate Points tlc Poto-
River and Chesapeake Bay.

For BaIf1mOre and IntermodIato POfntS POtO-
River and Chesapeake Bay.
= anr THE comfortable and commodous low pressure
Gr,7fuc STEAMER MARYLAND, Captain Charles E. Mitchell,
having been entirely reftted enlarged; and i'm
proved respect with berh for large number OF
gers and with for those who prefer being retired Is
Washington Baii-
moe and until further notice. be expected TO make "Trip
Washington Baltimore, leaving Washington
m Alexandria Monday, and returning Fri
desiring to do take the Baltimore which
leaves at T. M Aqua Creek, and 60 board the
Maryland without charge.
Freight will be the usual terms OF the Columbia and the
rate o passage will be follows
Aqua landings below that place and Ba
To Marburys -
families. who the privilege Of state rooms free OF charge
addition the Maryland will make weekly trip between Aquls
creek leaving named Tuesday NJ
tenoon Al D. M and reaching Wednesday
connect the Richmond Petersburg, and
the following morning For further
GEO. MATTINCLY,
Ap 3-diw&3aw3w Agent in Washington.
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Hy A. GREEN, Auct,onscr.

TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE
i CORNER OF EIGHTH AND STREETS, AT AUCTION
On "Wednesday, 7h OF April shall sell by virtue
trust duly recorded o'clock M lots Nos and square
No <o7 lot Ne fronts so feet on and rs 9Th lot No
fronts so street by 100 feet The
$3.50 feet The improvements Of Farmers
and large brick stable.
Terms OF sale One third cash balance years.
purchaser giving notrs bearing interest from the day Of sale
given and deed Of Title
Of sale not complied with in from sale
trustee the night resell tho and risk OF the
purchaser q. w. OWEN, Trustee,
Mar 25-eods A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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TURNER s COMeANY's Combined Menage

A
II, Monday April 5, headed by
and will exhibit for three days only
exhibited throughout the
cpa Europe Van Ambug The performing elephant
and who
has his almost incredible pc rormances
Ths without lis superior the known world
celebrated horse riders b. Turner and
clown OF all clowns, Myersand viii
Market space the h o and Ith days OF April
1854
half and hapast g. Performances com
mence a. D. Admission IS Children under
years half price.
Ansrboon performances Tuesday and wednesday,
Ap 3-d4
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THE Handmade the Psanofsrse, comprising .
hl description Of the mechanism Of the and
srnon. how Keep sways In by r. b. Tsmpeton Just
Pnbished and for sale by ~
TAYLOR MAURY,
Apre BIss.sDsu - ~ street,
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MRS ANN ~. CLARKE will open Tuesday NEXT.
MI Apr Saloon large and splendid
OF French millinery fancy hats for the with
OF Co.,u,er hats work. and close
6ns misses. chdn sssws IN great yshety Rbsnds asd
variety, style, and hessy 10 which she calls the
st,sp,on generally and her customers
repairing neatly usual sore-Brdse street, George
Ap3-Hd.
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INTENSIVE SALE OF MAHOGANY, WALNUT, AND
IL OTHER FUKNiTuRE At hUCT1ON.-On Thursday, the
instant. shall sell
Pennsylvania II O'clock M an excellent and large
assortment Of furniture wiz;
Mahogany, shield bach, and other sofas nd divsn.
s-fctc, French sofas and otomsns
DO large arm, rocking, and parlor castor chair.
Do marbIe-top, dressing, and other bureaus
DO CENTRE and other tables
DO spring and other chairs
DO book and secretaries, sidebosrds, nc.
Do walnut marble top wash closets
DO dining, breakfast, and card tables
DO French, cottage, and other bedstesds
Two hne painted wi wsrdrobes
Git, mahogany, and walnut frame rissses
Brussels, three ply, and rnes
OIcloth, hair, and shuck mattresses
With many other articles Of furniture.
Termsf Al under go cash; $50,
four MONTHS for satisfactorily bearing interest
Ap3-d A. GREEN, Aucdoneer,
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rELEaHArnIo REroRrs, &c.
Democrafie Soutlsrn- Riga, Coavss.,o,

MACON. lGA.,) April The Democratic Souhem.R,.A,
State Convention met at Miedgoyille yesterday F,
bve counties Were represented by liz delegates Hon
ID Sell OF Fayetle was chosen president; 5 NJ Bougha
and w. J. Williams, secretaries General Headfs :.
dicis district was appointed report matter for the action
the convention.
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NEW GOODs-MAGRUDER 4 CALVERT respectfully !,
the citizens Of Warrington, Alexandria, Geos
very splendid stock Of goods consisting foows
Is pieces hne brocade silk, very rich and handsome
do very nne embroidered do, surprisingly rich
IS do medium do low price
IS do neat stripes and chez KS lot bought at auction
do patds stripes, low az jlk cents per
20 do plaid Klace, about half price
40 do plain Eace, embracing the different shade.
about 10 per than
rs do Indn fouiards, yard wide, at 81 Y cents
IS do plain and striped do. AK csnissworth 6ak
do super-black gro de hhine very fine and glossy
Is do do do ranging from 80 cent? TO q
per yard
5 do neat check and striped halfmouning sace do
do fine black Brocade, designs entirely new
10 do supeIhne black pout do sole, choice article
s ssa cheaper than ever cheap
do black Turc and ottoman satns
do black twisted Heynanna silk, for dresses
10 do black and medium Bersges
s do half mourning, something entirely new
do 6ne printed shacys, embracing every shade
20 do fine printed and embroidered Bereges
rs do do medium do
Dc anss sn D and striped
Fine French jaconst cambria and musins
Pine printed jaconets and lawns, organdie do
Is very superb embroidered Grape shawls
Is plain do heavy silk nnses
Fine Thibet shawis, silk fringc,, in plain coIors
TlIbet, cashmere, and mousselfnc scarfs
Linencambrck, clear lawn, and embroidered hhdkis
t;b qap "a sxss ed.s snd inssr,nes
Fine embroidered and plain musIns, great variety
Rounds Richardson's, and Barkies best linens
Linen and cotton pillow goods
Table damask napkins
Towelings OF every description
Fine cloths, cassmers, and vestings
Tweeds, striped and check cassmercs for boys wear
Kid SILK and linen Cloves long shorttwsted silk
A large lot Of Marseiles quilts, very cheap
And every variety Of goods usually kept IN ths business AL
which will be sold on accommodating TERMS
Ap l-3teof
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CNeLIsH GOOsEBERRIEs AND EvERGREEN
IL TREEsOn Saturday, April ID, At bsfpsr o'clock, D. M,
shall SELL the auction rooms sa collection Of the finest Ian
Enrl.h received from
England being splendid condition, and comprising
following emperor, champagne, roaring lion,
jolly angler king Shakespeare,
sawyer wood, sonny lass smiling beauty together with all
leading kinds combining the desirable qusis Of
high hrvor and poductveness vigorous and thrifty
The Norway finest OF all specimens
may growing gracefully beautiful in the Capitol
grounds.
The European fur far superior the bslssm fur bcns
beautiful and graceful Ills largely cultivated In the north
States
in suit purchasers. 49, : = -
Terms cash JAMES q. MCGUIRE,
Apri9-d Anctoneer.
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Bosros. April by arrival here we have sdyl,
from Csilso 10 tho 9th OF March.
Great excitement existed there in consequence Of In. i
tended invasion OF Guyaquii by censin political armies
The vessels Left armed with many Foreigners The n.,v
had purchased Of tho Pacific navigation s,eambo.,
intended for the expedition. Other vessels to follow
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VALUABLE business stand for Rent In Wssn"s sorrs
city, posse OF the three new y s
large building erecting the old established ~ Inc
and Market Space They are BUN nr
most modern style goods business and with gs
10 feet wide by 90 feet deep in the clssp he
the ~ feet wide by ~ feet h IA
basement is feet wide by IS feet deep feet inches
the clear, dry, and finished for sales room well Lighted ,,
Window and the building The secone .sos
ing Market Space, ~ feet wide, 81 feet dsep ~
" wide by ~ feet Deep having skyIsh esl wa
finished for sales roon, W ee' ron
feet deep, feet inches high. Theic mid so
each with It's by stairway a., N
IL fpet wide hy 81 stdeep skyght feet BY e bs
rear OF The store very large could be made ny
mel. I..m 81 ,rn..s moth
For terms apply tho subscriber at the Peomsc h'
"ds se'''' ANNE r DERMo1
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M A. aREEs. Aues,enesr.

WINDOW GLASS FURNITURE, ETC, AT AUCTIoN.-on
Saturday shall sell front
O'Clock twenty boxes window glass; 10 by 10 BY
20 sizes
Also large and second hand furniture sperm candles
pounds Goldfish with other articles
and grocery line A. GREEN,
April 2-da Aucuoneer.
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WORKS OF inc Hon. Dansel Webster. vols. svo.,
portal, autograph, ssusd ard This day received
for sale by Taylor MAVRy
Aps Bcoksellers, Oh street.
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HARRlsBuRe. (Pa.,) April ,

The amendment the bill for the loan of five million, a,
dollars 10 redeem the loans OF the State falling due n H.
years 1850 1884, 1885, aud 1854 he OF interest pOt ~
exceed per cent? aud bonds be for $500 Co., with con-
poas attached, be paid Ia gold and silver, submit
ted 10 the House to-day
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PAnAsoLs AND UMBRELLAS.

w largest Of parasos aud umes
to be found this side OF New York, 70 whicn WIS P
ucular attention OF ladies'.
rs embroidered and lined parasos all colors
rs plain and embroidered, without lining ,, . -
paraos embracing everything new and desfane IN mH
line
las umbrellas all styles prices, from 57k cents up
Our stock worthy attention OF buyers and CAN earnestly
solicited. Call examine for yourselves al
VERIFY MILLER'S
Between 9TH and 9Th streets, opposite Centre Market
Mar -lm
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smAWLs AND VIsITEs

SIIAWLS AND VISITES.
WE fitted up expressly for the sale OF slaw viale
nantes, sc. The stock shawl win be found
complete embracing the following:
Is white Grape shaws ranging in prices from
Sl25
80 plain white Grape shawls all grades and prices
50 plain and embroidered colored Grape sbawls
cashmere, berege, and monsIne shawls, all styles
10 medium and low priced vstes
visites Paris and New York styles
Ladies' greatly their advanagcto give US call
sell them vtes and nantes for less prices than w @
buy materials We have also very handsome stock hde
dress goods 1850,
Mar 25m Shawl and visiie depot opposite Centre Market
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EsIBROIDERIEs, sc .

1s CAMBRIA bands
ID 100 Swiss bands, pretty
rs pieces cambria edge aud insertion
100 pieces Swiss edge and insertion
rs real French worked collars
ITO medium and lowprctd collars with undefsleeves, cuffs
sc.
VERIFY MILLER
Mar 28-Im Opposite Centre Market
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70 OWAND's TONIC MIXTUHE that great, unfhiiinG
remedy sge and indigestion guarded BY the writ
John r. kowsnd d. ff sale py
John Y. CsIlsn and A. orsy Washington, d. Q.
Ap 3-eodiou