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Leave White Hall daily except Sunday at loan,
Arrive at Rouse's Point BY 6apm;
Leave Rouses Point daily except Sunday at z pmi
Arrive White Hall days by s a
I'LL From Lake. BY scbroon Rive North Hudson
New Russia, EIzabehtown, and Lewis to Keese-
Vile SO m les and back, thr. times week
Leave Schroon Lake every Monday, "wednesday ana
Friday a. SAM;
Arrive at Kessevile by o ms
Lesve Keesevlle every TUESDAY, inursday, ana Dat
ufday at 6
Arrive at Schroon Lake by z P M
lll2 From Scbroon YER by Adirondack to Long Lske, SO
miles and back twice week to Adirondac, and once
week the remainder
Leave schroon River every Wednesday and Friday at
Arrive at Adirondac by pm;
Leave Adrondac every Saturday at 5 am;
Arrive at Long Lake by IL ms
Leave Long Lake every Saturday at pm;
Arrive at AdIondac by pm;
Leave Adirondac every Tuesday and Thursday IL m;
Arrive at Schroon River by s pm
l113 From Pottersvie Tannersvlle, miles and back
week.
Leave Pottersville every Wednesday at s m;
Arrive at Tannersvile by "a am;
Leave Tannersville every Wednesday at 8 IA,
Arrive at Potesvie by 81
TIA From Tconderoga, by Putsvile schroon Lake, and
Woodwardsvile to Minerva, 55 miles and back, once
a week.
Leave Ticonderoga every Wednesday at 6 am;
Arrive at Minerva BY 5pm;
Leave Minerva every Tuesday at m,
Arrive at Tconderoga by IN.
Ills From Port Henry, by Chimney Point, VT, to
Brdpor, 10 miles and back, week.
Leave Port Henry every Wednesday at IL m;
Arrive at Bridport by pm;
Leave Brdport every Wednesday at pm;
Arrive at Port Henry by 7 pm.
llf6 From Westpor Elzabethtown, miles and back
six times week.
Leave Westport every day except Sunday at m;
Arrive at Eizabethtown by p mn
Leave Eizabehtown every day except Sunday at m;
Arrive at Westpor by m.
ll17 From Ezabethtown, by Keene, North Elba, Har-
rietstown, and st. Armand, to Merrllsvile, SO miles
and back, week.
Leave Elizabethtown every Monday at 4pm;
Arrive at Merrllsvlle by m days;
Leave Merrllsville every Wednesday at g. m;
Arrive at Eizabethtown by IL next days.
Ills From ST. Armand, by Franklin Falls, to Hamilton,
Franklin county, so miles and back, week.
Leave st. Armand every Tuesday at A pms
Arrive at Hamilton by 8 next day
Leave Hamilton every Monday at m;
Arrive at St Armand by p next day.
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FRoM PoRr Az PLArTE.-By the arrival of the brig
Gypsy, Capt Boyd have advices from Port au Platte
to December ~, and Turks Island December al Bust
dull The market stocked and the tobacco
season was over Gen. Santa Ana bad been elected
President Several seamen from St. Thomas have died
OF black vomt Government, had seized a Portuguese
schooner lying in The habor in distress, suspicion Of
being SLAYER, and sent her TO the city OF St Domingo
The forced march through under guard to
the city for examination. The last accounts notice the
deaths OF two OF them from fatigue Flour was selling
So lumber s24, rice cents Goldfish cents mackere
No. q, cents.
AT Salt Key Turks Island, there were no vessels 10
port, There is no important Salt is and
selling at l2t cents.
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Al Amherst, New Hampshire Saturday evening last,
CHARLES HUMPHREY ATHERToN, aged 81.
Mr. Anterior for Of the leading Of
Hampshire. He lawyer and ripe and good
brilliant literary attachments, and In all respects gentleman
for several representative in the Congress Of
States but being welded his profession
than rensin In the walks Of public life Beloved
knew him. he has down to the old
behind him Of which his posery well he
the hhsr Of Hon. Charles @. Ateon late
gress and now elect from New Hampshire.
Sunday night, 9th instant, WILLIAM HENRY LACY,
9Th year OF bis
friends attend his funeral Tuesday
instant fros his residence the Island, 9Th O'Clock
m
Sabbath evening the ph instant of scse, ev.r MARY
NORMA THERESA NyE, tho nm
fossAr WILLARD and MARI Nrn and grand
OF j. w. and r. Nvs
suffer little children
for OF such !. the Kingdom Of God"
friends Of the family respectfully invited attend her IN
the residence Of j. W. Nyr, on street, bsswccs 9Th
and
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BALrtsoaK. January I0--p m.
The rAia, CONSISTING Of twelve slsnAd ears propelled
oy Two superb locomotives. left Ihs Camden street de-
POI this morning qaaeT past nine O'Clock lof Wheel
,ns contained the president and directors OF the
balmofr Ohio haifuad Company, The mayor and Gu,
council OF Baltimore the governor Oh MARYLAND and
members o. 'he legislature. snd about atty members Of
Toe Virginia legislature together with some sx hundrsa
ohef invited guests Tue ob.st yoa are aware is 10
celebrate The opening Of the road 10 the oaio river al
wheeling The grad entertainment takes place In
"heeihK on wednesday next. where splsaaid dinner
10 DC gwen The occasion viii be Of deep interest
" Is expected That numerous speeches will be made
lhe traln moved of from the depot this morning In
handsome style, surrounded by vast coacourse OF eit-
zens, who rent the air with shouts
is expected that after this opening business will be
regularly sysematzed and CONNIE need on the road Al.
ready Baltimore rs beginning TO reap the advantages OF
ms complete and speedy communication with the West
Travel has considerably increased and business in every
department begins 10 assume a new and healihiul i'm
petus by The opening OF spring il is expected that the
transportation OF passengers and freight over this road
VIII be greater even than its capacity, and hence The pre-
paratons already making TO lay second track. The
road Is already graded entirely through for this purpose
The only additional expense will be in adjusting the su
perslructure and putting down the rails.
Many OF our citizens, and persons from the vicinity of
Baltimore, went up to Wheeling Saturday. and large
number also left in the early regular train this morang
1t is supposed there will be from eight TO ten thousand
strangers in Wheeling on Wednesday. Quite number
OF those who left the excursion this morning purpose
going as far as LOUSY lille.
The foreign advces by the steamer America have had
no effect market Sales of 5000 bbls City Mills
and Howard street flour at rs IS. Rye -four. - So
Corn meal, $3 62 Sales red wheat, liz lis cents
white, ll6 1870 cents White corn. 60 cents, and vel
low 62 SO cents. Maryland oats, IS 40 cents, and
Pennsylvania 40 A cents Rye So cents Clover seed
SO per bushel.
Sales to-day 4ss Baltimore 6s, 1890, 1914; 800
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds, 1867, 1909; A. 900
do, 1875, 90; 80 shares Franklin Bank l2s so Bati-
more and Ohio Railroad, 95; Is Georges Greek Coal
and Iron Company, 6s.
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Hon. w. r. KING.

The Eric. SON BREATHING sHIP.-The initial trip of
this noble vessel. to which We have already alluded,
as complete triumph as could have been desired Be.
the points where the line Of trial lay, which
those usually selected by the steamers for ner trial trips
the Ericsson made fair steamer speed doing her twelve
miles hour with Considering it the first
trial. and that trial in the face of predictions of failure
not sparngly made, the result confounding TO
skepcism it must have been thrlngy satisfactory its
friends. Ii was imposing sight 10 witness ship $50
feet in length by 40 feet breadth of BEAM and capaclaed
for 1900 tons burden, moving rapidly and gracefully
down the bay without SAIL sign Of motive power
beyond The revolution Of its wheels No smoke pillars
clouds OF vapo' betrayed the mighty brea hing engine,
which pent in the Ericsson's hold, enabled her 10
walk the waters like a thing of life"
Beyond question, think this discovery OF Captain
Ercssons is the most important OF modern times
70 The commercial world its value cannot be esma
ted, Caoic ships may not The start ou,s,rip
equal steamers in speed though the Ericsson" is no
proof OF this for it might have been constructed with
third more advantages in point OF speed The object n
this initial ship, take H. compass fair speed and
corresponding share OF all the advantages proposed
vessel Of the reliable character This has been done,
and while the Ericsson will crowd close on our steamers
in point of speed, she will easily oustrp sailing craft
In connexion with this trumph look at the OF calorc
power, compared with steam. The Ericsson will consume
six OF coal in twenty -four hours, while Collins
steamer from 30 10 rs in twenty four hours
Also, that in the caloric ship explosions of boilers etc.
are simply impossible and out Of the question.
IN. Y. Mirror
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A Phenomenon In Mo dicius.

MoRsEs ELxIR OR cor
Ding CORDIAL ntoducsd into medical praccs By Il. se:
pay's, and traveller Dr. Morse has for e basis
that eminent, philosopher The natives Of region
tanning fatigue they attribute in great Degree 70 The
Eu,ope long rssdsncs
% .sa &. Inn
eI which has been BY the msdc. Of
DISEASES.
No convey adequate idea Of the immediate and
ialsd broken down By sa
~ Or ass By ss III. 10
The mental and physical symptoms Of nervous disease wants.
preston and debility becomes He stands he
.oom an amos, doe bright Suoy.n
a % @ d. e:s q
On the contrary The seefis for the cod. properties Of
NAL condition Well may The preparation be called the
MEDICINAL
ofhe nineteenth the first scientific Of the Old
World have admitted that miracle Of medicine heretofore supposed
. existence.
10 REACTION.
expended, opium alcoholic
and a. o,hs, saeisnt. Ths sasc, q hs.s ss
Blu, the elixir an sxhiisr.ni
n ~. III s .
In Of neuralgia headache, hypochon
billy sleep compliant disease. incdsnso females.
x.a @ "' s s.s.
a.ns H. there any reliance to be placed on human 's
d Only nflbe remedy
ouad only natural agent can minister
in the c. s the
% cure in az astonishing short period o. a%s and
dislike Of society for study
melancholy, deby hys,ena we.chsdnss
.s's. the ss q
who have destroyed induce continual cheeuness and
habit. BY
yellow aeily color beautiful aaad
had heard cordial highly spoken
far The same whsut deriving any
al s.S sny @ .s
10 me but h has n feel onss .hout ' not
Some cured-oters thing and that
es. found relief until procured of cordial ma.
Another surprised the effect cordial
expense besides of mental and physical suffering"
THEnsrLvEs.
Hear what ceeaated and distinguished DR. Wood Masa
wosoIsrsn, June ], ls4s.
While in Boston, procured some Of your cordial. which 5.
be si I s@d sa ms
and thin and was essy able e ss
his was an extremely bad one s usual metcss
bad some Of your cordial which q
o am ND G's an oouvy
Ss N my %sn Ss Tss ss s.s
his cordial highly spoken Of but was one Of The in
, s as sn' 50 and
remain very truly, yours, $780,
Dr. Mo.,su, some time since requested opinion Of
' s had and w
decided pef-repce anything kind
both medical
which sell H. much pIeased with its ef
confidence recommend patronage Of
valuable auxiliary OF the
all and valuable medicine
BENJAMIN WEEKS, n. ID.
BsoouLvs, ". Y, Nov 2l 1919.
highly concentrated, in pint bottles with the
bown glass, and
SOLD AT % PER BOTTLES FOR s2-e24 per DOZEN.
NV NJ Moyse NJ H. fpf nv haa n
isa Broadway New York. 10 whom all orders mus
be addressed.
As.n, washington city. Gilman agents Baltimore
Hance, No. i0s Baltimore o. p Rogers Brothers. How
Baltimore Bennett Beers, Richmond VGaia.
Jan lily
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supreme Court OF the United states.
MonpAY. January 10, 1859.

MospAY, January 10, 1883
William Preston. esq., OF Kentucky, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor OF this court
No "a. George Rumble ct al. The Delaware and
Rar,an Canal Company Error to the ccu, cour, OF the
United Stale. for New Jersey Mr. Justice Grier deliv-
cred the opinion of this court affirming the judgment of
the said circuit court in this cause with costs.
NO. 2s !. 0. lie Roy ei al rs. Benjamin latham 81
o. Error to the circut court of the United States for
New York. Mr. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion
oil this court, reversing the judgment Of tn. said circuit
couri' and remanding this for vsnis facas de
moro.
Nos ID, As, ae and a.. William Christy. plaintiff in
error. us J d. Finley ct al The argument of ,he.e
causes was concluded by Mr. Crenden for the plaintiff
IN error
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock a. m
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Last HslI.-A Race OF People, Feet
TIE GLORIOUS TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.

Beaes panorama Creation DELUXE
dying and the waters fast absing with profound
this his Warrington He
generous
rshnge Men Of he highest Official stations crary
political honored painting again
presence testimonials
thanks for distinguished hoping
bions sn be worthy OF patronage during the few days
Exhibitions evening "a and nd
saturday O'Clock Admission
half uc Jan g-dI
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ny GREEN q SCOTT. A.es,.n..r..

nROCERiEs, LIQUORS, STORE FIXTURES, LARGE Plat
aucionOn ednesdsy nth
we MI Charles
Queen, his business 7th between
Of family srocssies,
brown, loaf, crushed, and pulvsrized sugars
Imperial, Young Tyson, and black tsAs
Java, Lasuirs, Mnrscabo, and Rio coffee
ap~rm, mould candles
~ o M and ground alum SALT
Cheese, batter, brown and fancy soap
Mscksrsi, herring, cod and salmon hsh
Cavendsh plug scco,
and other oil, and chop
brandy, whisksy, gin and vine
Raisu<, spices, crockery Ac.
Together other groceries, which
deem
Aso arsares which Msrdens
form which weigh Thousand and
mill Of which good
Al $50 e20, credit OF
thirty y, and ninety days. for satisfactorily endoed
GREEN h SCOTT,
FsA claim. asain. Mr. Queen respectfully
hills settlement and all persons
dss,.d respectfully requested to call and 's,e
as~y. Jan MI"
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sale To-Day.


ny ~ G. MCGUIRE. Auctsou~.r.
VALUABLE. IMPROVED PROPERTY At AUCTIoNa-on
Tuesday afternoon, January IT, O'Clock the prsmes
rhs sell two substantial and bu and basement brick
dwelling houses with the nschea situated New Jersey
south and streets 10 the rev known the Ten
Buildinss"
Terms At sale which, complied with within three days III.
viii be
JAS g. Mcguire,
Jan I'D A Aucdnnssr
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Massachusett, Legislalure.

Bosros January In the legislature to-day consde BILE
excitement existed consequence of by tho
.ion postpone filling the vacancies in the senate
signed for to-day until the of Judge Mack, of Essex
of the candidates, who dead, plugged very
debate ensued, and lasted until O'clock when
the coaonss succeeded in carrying their point and both
houses adjourned until Monday. No governor now be
cleo ted until Tuesday.
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Washinxton Assemblies.

THE FIRST ASSEMBLY BALL will be held Jackson
i Tuesday evening January lith.
obtnined by subscribers
nd All tauoasrs' Hall, Pennsylvania avenue.
applying Of executive who will be found
Jackson the day Of the ball.
runemsl attendance AT 9 O'Clock is requested.
ea
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Arrest Of a Member Of q. Michigan LsgisIature.

DETROIT, January S-Consderabls excitement existed
Lansing Thursday, In consequence OF the OF
J. Strang member Of the assembly, by under sheriff
W. Tnte Of this city, indictment found against him
June, at Macknsw for aiding the escape OF prison
Mr. Taule pettoned the hose for permission to
him resolution ordering him into the custody OF
the sergesntaams laid the table, and the whole
matter was referred to a select commte
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LAu prLuesTbis painting, hsrins been Visited
popular audiences gentlemen
highe., distinction and influence
It's departure goes bearing CLERGY
LEGISLATURE. who ee6cst.s
appreciation Those who have failed
more, III. last exhibition 10 nssr At hand
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Ohio Democratic Convention.

COLUMBUS, January s-The democratic State convention
this morning, and made the following nom nations 70
State officers For governor Mr. Medi; lieutenant gov
enor, Mr. Bliss of Allen county; treasurer, Mr.. Bresn
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Mr.. Charles Burke, the eccentric" comedian, was
ceived last night with great applause. Those who
hearty laugh will not lei the present opportunity pas.
UNDECIDED The comedies of Burke well calculated
excite the risibe faculties
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~ OMANCE Revelation
Ia Life and Memorials Of Dsni.I Webster
Ra,cks,bocksr Magazine for January, 1889
American Amsnsc 1883
Littens Living Age, No <l -,
And ali cheap publications. and p.wspspers, for sale
HUCkTNGHAMs,
National Periodical Depot under National Hotel.
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M special meeting OF Columbia Royal Arch Chap
rs Masosc Hall, Of e and 10Th
mi. rueds evening o'clock Companions good standing
are frssernsIiy invited 10 attend
BY Older of IN. r. HI ..x,,r, :, 49,, -
Ian III secretary
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The I. Washington city, savings Bank, Corner of
Tenth street and Pcnnsyivanta avenue.

established
Il designated styled Washington City savinxy Bank
purpose
iegacies donations widows children
need ard, and Investing the public
time deemed
sIpdni and thereby afford 10 such the twood advantage
profit Guardians
children IL
po.,e guardian or
dcpostes
giving weeks notice in writing Of their Intention
dispensed with the discretion
signed. q majority OF them.
of will be allowed
dspcss for calendar month they be continued
tedious calculation. small will be estimated
part month Of dollar will
dollar standing
bank months all
FIRST days Of May Hovemb. In
une The principal snail have been Withdrawn between those
periods.
D.possg. furnished books, which depo.es
pay .at . will he entered.
ruch
and all DEP ies the undersigned
ci~nt bond, bound
property viii ali hold
Of said The inspection ri depositor
Washington CITY saving ~ Of 10Th
and Pennsylvania where OF the undersigned
~ be attendance through the day. Those who
call during ordinary hours Of will be attended
application either cfhe ned At his place residence.
LEWIS JOHNSON,
sTANfsLAUs MURRAY,
EDWARD sIMMs,
JOHN PURDY
LAWS JouSsow, Treasurer.
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Transylvania University.

THE thirty ann " March, 1ssa and will
months, uudsr the faculty as heretofore
reduced 10 so, in sdvsncs
have full slse~hsre 9s5 Ma
uicparsn Is Graduation fee e2s Dsmonsusor nches -
ROBERT PETER, VI. D.,
Of Medical Faculty.
Wen,nrAy. 1859. Jan il-3,swlN
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The Great Western Conspiracy Case

CIScIssArr January S.-rhe trial Of the Martha Wash
ingon consprators is still progressing at Columbus. and
the testimony OF witnesses the defence is many
pouant PARTICULARS quite contradictory
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HE Lsck II Barry Ly adam by Ttsscker~y.
Lord Memoirs Journal, and Correspondents OF
Thomss Moore. Parts snd 3 For sale At
TAYLOR MAURY's
Jan Bookseor., esh
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M Rugby Academy Lectures--Proe..or w, o. Lnnrdon
lecture the Hall Of Rugby
precisely o'clock
Co-moxony. The public are invited TO si,end
Jan II @, v MORRISON, Principal.
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JAsssvmLe. Wis, January THE opening OF the Mil
wzukie and Mississippi railroad 10 GAINESVILLE cele
bated yesterday at this place train OF fifteen
rived here o'clock, p large crowd had gathe red
at the depot, and great enthusiasm prevailed Chares A.
Gordon in behalf Of the city, welcomed the citizens OF
Milwaukee. +. II Hotou responded in short but elegant
speech and the proceedings all passed of pleasantly.
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THE ARCTIC EXPLORING rxpEDITIos.-The New York
Journal OF Commerce says that active preparations
making to ht out the second exploring expedition proposed
10 be sent TO the arctic regions, in search OF SIR John
Franklin, by Mr. Henry Grnnel The date for its de-
psrure is fixed at about the middle OF April mex, II
will consist OF the brig Advance. which formed part OF
the first expedition, and is still perfect ORDER with the
exception of her keel which knocked off BY the ice
II expected she will be taken into the dry dock in about
three weeks She will be manned by a crew OF picked
men, under the command OF Lieutenant Kane United
States navy. and be amply provided with sledees and
Jndarubber boots with which TO penetrate into the fro
zen regisns-using whichever mode OF conveyance may
most facilitate their progress Pemnican, or dried deets
flesh, will form The essential article OF food On her
nonherly trip. the Advance will stop at Greenland. and
procure supply OF dogs The sledges, and other details
Of the outfit, in Of preparation. The direction
TO be taken will be the region OF Smiths sound; and as
The expedition will be accompanied by corps of scientific
Observers interesting results Of scientific nature are
uoipated, even though the expedition should fail OF s
main object Lieutenant Kane tour Contemporary adds) is
peculiarly qualified for the command of this philsn'hroro
enterprise. and il could be undertaken under
hopeful auspices.
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sAvAss.B, Jan. 4-The steamship Florida, Captain
woodruff from New York. has arrived at her wharf here
in srty hours from New York She was off Charleston
bar in forty nine hours from New Yorkhc quckcs,
aver m ade that point.
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Owr-n~we.n National thestre black fur
IL c.p. The sotsb'y rewarded by leaving This
nee %. N.Y. I"#E.I Jaa LIS
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AtNew York, Monday, cotton advanced qusrter-saes
of eleven hundred bales mddling Orleans al 10 loi
Upland 10
The railroad excursion arrived safely from Cumberland
At o'clock tonight.
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N ARltIED,
DIED.,

On Monday afternoon by O. ssrru Mr.. JAMES
u, WALL TO Miss JANE GRAY, all Of this city.
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The above institution being established in It's
Of Tenth and Pennsylvania avcpus
snd o business. and basis that
universal confidence
and Of u. useful
u,
from m original object Of fostering The cause OF the saving bank"
the NJ first inception and
banking
circulation winch is conductor. decidedly
especially
dollars The Of the Washington
and ssefn
which wosid
As Indicated
si~sy. held subject the inspection Of hose interested
LEWIS JOHNSON,
Jan ll-h
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M. de Marcoela, the Nicaraguan minister, whose re-
call has been requested by our government, has written
letter the editor Of Courier Dc. Eats Unts, in which
he says: !" have done nothing but follow the in.truc
lions Of my government the very letter, and that with
all possible respect; one day my correspondence will be
published, and jua,c. win be done"
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE NEW Dkno. -.
sacsiorou Monday the I'm instant we s"s - she
4 m building soss
nd on
fs., runnns north sv~et W "a
h.,s .uhd,v.son on original SQUARE -"
,h~ 1spo say ts - !
in shoye $780,
well known Il speedily become INC mos rov''V"
Washington. -. a, hire. canal inss.S~t, ofS
nd the
nsn'., ..''sd.e'or'y s"'' GREEN b SCOTT,
-, Anctt0u~ers
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LHwes, (De) Jan. s.-Tbe schooner James O. Fisher,
Capt. Anderson, from Milford Delaware, for New York,
struck, on Wednesday night, Seven Milo Beach, and
filed Th. captain and OF the crew dashed themselves
In the rigging and persisted. The Of tho
ashore The body Of the captain has been sent To vii.
m oton where his family resides.