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WILL HOLD REGULAR SALES 81 AUCTION,
w e sTOCEs BONDS, sa4 o.ssf Pssls ssesnaet
Livery THURSDAY,
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t.x. mad. r,port Tho COMMITTEE states that the mne
!. In ,s,t,ct order and being skloly worked by Capt
,0,w,u An the necessary buildings and dInrr' ha'a
l,,, rut mn aud The s,am cnRue Il sufficient ic' AL ~
,,ub,n er,s Tho ,han Is TAO td deep and struck The
,nnlti 6,t whore the direction o tho vein u nearly
horizontal Tho eha0 passed. through ho hanging wall
and a,ross the vein twenty SIX feet without getting through
t. 1icrpvn says ia,
Cant Ncwcu proposes to ~ down ten ieo' nweF "''1
the shan then drive level On the vein. lhe shHu pa
thr,vrh hard gnciss rock the Vcin gangue y TIE oa'
,,eus spar containing iron and yellow copper pN''
With some blend A. we doscend ON the lod. - t"f "
In ccprer the ohor accompaniment d,n'h'"e 4, ,er
Of he y, In a. Il is thOwn out viii ycld 1ln
,,r cont OF copper. Should this immo'su w, ,ei,J
sr,.s the Comranya prolorty, which = "p'"' ~ h. = "
at mile Ia breadth. carrying u" Iu w. WI
now u will prove vi very gr'ai N"'"c -, s,ii,. q.
The mMssi il quiet but steady ''' '''"''h'
p,mipally % q q for frst class h''" -
IL reh,. ,lerc II n fair business doing ana 'ho rae'
-. n,w.rd tendency To Liverpool, 10000 or 40o''
49,, en-. iriale,d for Corn i3d for Wheat 1000
- scco bhls Flour Resin D d4c loo t's beoi o.
-, or seo bales Cotton 9itd sad 1000 bm Cheese
~. To London. 10000 bush Wheat iesd 100 t. Beet
50 To Hsvre 5000 bush Wheat csc. 5000 Or 900 bhis
Flour e7lc To Hamburg 400 bxs Sugar II 5000 gals
Iiouids c. To Cal.iorna 1000 bbls. Flour ~ %
Tie pavn,cr.s ai the SubTrcasury' arc again large
ss47sl7 being with those Of ycsieray, mostly or roemp
ton Of Govt Stock Receipts s3s'e2 Balance s473ss'o
The Sok sale Of Mr. Ncosy TO day was one OF tho best
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crS,tNrr, issS vNkA il b. $40 wee d. te ''se ,,-,
= rsfs Of ne ltNvrea wts thfn moe 'he'eas IN
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ss. s.Alss.' q e ~. iss tss psisst'a sric Hos.
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s,rEY,v COVRr-SssciAt TrsS-sesSrs Jsiss ROOSEVELT
scNKs
- motion n tbs case came ~ again yesterday MI
-, -. a. FAX asce abatement In ~,ea hc coz
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A y ELECTION foT twelve Directors q TIE B5Ncry
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MADISON and INDIANAPOLIS RAILR0D
VI NOTICE % sTOCKHoLDEks-Aa Eseslsa 81
he'd a he oGss q III ConSenJ =, A1soa- lssae %
DAY tse fs. Ssy II Bee-sbT etsesa ~ Soso ~
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SATURDAY. irth caT q Dsss1bsr PrsL<s ~ -
tke "a q Decealhrr rTsFlso rfe
John BROOCH 49,
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DVIDEND NOTICE-THE sEMLAhNuAat
IL IyTEkEET k-lrz G1e Ia ths Cty O. tie xikSIDAiM
DECFNBzR rs1f a ihe foo~inF n.ns1 secs.ish I'll -
IL s1cc Of tne u11eres1e9 %
q The Dry-rr c0gfora VIZ - - ..... -. -
TEF PONDS OF 1HE CITY OF CDLDN 49,
70 IL CLEVELAND. COL MBCS AaD q 'CihAAfi A1~
Aq III s0vDs cY fHE ciiYOg NADI5og ss1srA ~
- .-~...... 80 r. . asa~
ROAD COyPANT INST MORTGAGE BOsDs-I ~ seaa. -
JHF CLEVELAND. COLrNEis aFD CINCINNATI hAz~
EOaD COMPANY MORTGAGE BpsD3-T -
The CRAHFOED5tILLE AID WAB A5d AAILROAD On
PAEY MORTGAGE bONDs-7 pr
WISsLOW LAsIER Co, 10. q WslG
Nes.Ysrk Ner 3 is68.
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To ~ Leu Iffeif>as u sst - ssys
We lssfa b. sez1tsF 81 IA ii.s bay III arrived
- "a, tfy yesiss-sf .set-laE fe'A A"-e' SIS =
hsss.ss afslafis ssssfsse fhs iess.a - -iEa a.
sd b ~ etss Iafsis 81 o. nsts - a. hsl'fi7 si
tIg-l. st.sH Ififoas W ssisl-l i-ri - 3. N-.-'
Il u- -s sisn lsss a1.se pssss- sigiaA>is- ~is@ y"
Lea fe.sz 80 s44Isstslfe4i
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NOTICE--Tae Annual Meeting Of the s'eests1s
~ q IL ALBIOs MINING CONPAST ~ - ~
oss sfl.e CszyAzy c. XOsDAY ~ "a az slDs'ssssr
" z BrTTKzWOkIA oeeze-.y--
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES,

LARGE weekly Journal Of pages, edited by Richard
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in his country their medium Of communication with the
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anybody vast amount OF attractive musical read
anecdotes sketches Of celebrated mascisns Of musical
tory, the fearless and truthful criticisms Of musical pubi
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ing who living music Stores
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AxoTHsR youasAThe subscribers also publish The
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Now subscribe the volume begins the
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Jan l3-d3m
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The COMMITTEES pto>soded 70 tho further consideration
81 the bill 10 establish the territorial government of Me-
brsska which was discussed BY Messfs. HOWARD,
CLiNGMAN, SUTHERLAND. JONES Of Tennessee.
SWEETSER, and VENABLE against the BILL and
MessIs. McLANAHAN. HALL, RICHARDSON, STU
ART, and LANE for il.
Ainendmen proposed 10 this bill were also debated
by Messrs. CLARK and BELL
Mr. ORR moved that the said bill be reported back
TO the House. with Recommendation that ii do not
pass which was agreed lo--ayes gS, noes 80
SO the committee rising, the Chairman [A1r HiBBARDl
reported in conformance with the instructions of the
Committee Of The Whole on the state OF the Union
Mr. RICHARDSON demanded the pre- yious question +;
which being seconded by the House,
Mr. LETCHER moved to lay the bill aud pending
amendments on the table which motion he demand
ed the yeas and nays; which being ordered was not
LAID on The iable-yeas 40, nays l07
Mr.. JONES, OF Tennessee, moved that when the
House adjourned they would adjourn TO meet to. morrow
al 12, m. agreed to--ayes Ito, noes not counted
The question thea the amendment excluding
the Indian reservations In the limits OF the new Territory
from being under It's government and II agreed TO.
The amendment aboshng the ST. Louis superintend-
ency OF Indian affairs and vesting its duties hereafter
the governor oil the proposed Territory, next
agreed TO.
The said bill was then read the third tmc and passed
by yeas and nays--yens %, nays 40.
Mr. LANE, by leave, moved 10 discharge the Commit
lee OF the Whole the state OF the Union OF the bill
to amend the several concerning the payment OF the
volunteers in the Cayuse war in Oregon: agreed to.
Mr. STUART moved 10 reconsider that VOTE
Pending the question on that motion,
The House adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

After the reading OF the journal,
Mr.. SEYMOUR asked leave 10 move that the Senate
eminent warehousing system be taken from the Speak
er's table and referred 10 the Committee on Commerce
But Mr.. HOUSTON objected. by calling for the regu
lar order OF business
So leave was not granted
Mr.. MEACHAM, by leave, introduced bill to amend
the act OF May 4h 1884, for the relief OF Joseph john
sion read three y, me ss and passed e. =. ,m
to grant register TO the American. built steamship Alba
tross was taken from the Speakers table, read three
The regular order Of business being insisted on,
The SPEAKER announced the FIRST business IN order
to be the question agreeing 10 the amendments report
ed from the Committee OF the Whole the state OF the
Union to the bill for the organization OF the Territory OF
Mr. JONES. Of Tennessee. moved 10 lay the said bill
and amendments on the table not agreed o-ayes 36,
noes 90.
The question recurring on the said amendments, the
first thereof changing the name OF the proposed new
Territory from that of Columbia TO that OF Washington,
was agreed 10.
The question arising mex, on the amendment giving
the Territory and that OF Oregon concurrent jufsdc-
ton the waters OF the Columbia river, dividing
line between the said two Territories, il was also
agreed to;
And then, a. amended, the said bill was read the
third time
Mr. JONES, of Tennessee. demanded the yeas and
nays on the passage oil the said bill which being or
.Mr RICHARDSON moved TO strike out OF tn. It'll.
OF the .ad bill the word Columbia" and TO insert in
lieu thereof the word Washington"
Mr. EVANS addressed the House against this mo-
lion.
Mr.. STUART demanded the previous question which
being seconded by the House, the motion OF Mr. RICH
ARDsoN was agreed to.
Mr. RICHARDSON, by leave, reported from the Com.
mee on Territories bill making appropriations for the
construction OF public buildings in the Territory OF New
Mexico read twice, and referred to the Committee OF
the Whole the state OF the Union
Mr.. STANTON, OF Kentucky, rising 10 a privileged
report reported resolution from the Printing Committee.
authorizing and directing that committee the maps
accompanying the report OF the superintendent OF the
coast survey be bound and also those accompanying
the report upon the NORTHEASTERN boundary surveys
But this day being territorial business day by special
order OF the HOUSE,
The SPEAKER ruled this report ont OF order.
Mr.. GORMAN asked leave TO report from the Com.
itiee on Military Affairs = bill extending the provisions
OF the OF September as 1885, regarding extra pay
commissioned officers and enlisted serving in Oregon
and California 40 a. TO include officers and enlisted men
OF the army serving in New Mexco for reference to
the Committee OF the Whole on the state Of the Union.
Bat objection being made, leave was not granted.
On motion. the rules were then suspended; and the
House going into Committee of the Whole on the state
Of the Onion. (Mr. HrnAAD in the chair.)
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1883.

CREDENTIALS pREsENTKD.
Houston, elected senator by the Legislature of Texas
Tor Elk years from and after the third day OF March next
which were read. t-e
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS.
The PRESIDENT pro TEN laid before the Senate
copies o the laws and journals OF the third reS ses-
son, and the journals Of the special session. OF the egs
latve assembly OF the Territory Of Oregon which
referred 10 the Committee on the Judiciary.
nEMoRIALs, PETtvioNs. Erc
Mr.. CASS presented a petition OF citizens Of Albany,
cure % American citizens abroad The rights Of conscience
ana OF pubic worship; which referred to the CON-
mittes on Foreign Relations 7lF|
MT =, Also Preseneda resolution passed II q meeting
OF sne ueneeee congregational Association in favor OF
s ms pos'.on o. NE United States for the protection
abroad which was referred to he Comm,i,ee on For
eign Relations. ''"'''ee '" : VI
Mr.. c. also pvesented the petition OF John NIL "a
Nehoae praying that soma further redress ina r.
afforded BY The marine court OF New York NAV N. me-
vded for passengers who have received improper sa,
ment On board OF American ships going TO Orevon ar
California; which was referred to the COMMITTEES on
Mr. HAALIN presented the memorial Of Samuel New
all an4 UAAr citizens of Maine, officers and soldiers OF
the Waf q 1919, and OF the Aroostook war praying thai
bounty lands nay be granted TO all who have served in
any war socs l77e which was referred to the Commi,-
~ On Pebble Lands. f0
q Mr. JONES, Of Tennessee presented the memorial OF
sNaparet A. Hawks. Calvin ]. Hawke, and Bette
Hawks praying that the Secretary OF the Treasury may
ee directed to pay them the amount due TO them under
the act OF ooh July l646 for the relief Of Cherokee In
diane who remained in North Carona which wss re-
Isrrsd 70 the COMMITTEES on Iodian A6airs
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tsSssT:so os 1.s;s.,. S:ss::s is.s :'s.ss:
aimed y sIx sxRLoss ~ :sss. sIsTx oaA.ss.s =
hrst class boarding hours. nanae In art
.: s::s
Walnut and mahosAsy d..ask asd plssh covered sodAs
Lounges, arm chairs, rockers, dvans ssd otiomsns
Crimson d.nsss eurssiss ssa ar,srss, rugs
Velvet, tapestry Brussels, saA spay csspss
Astral lamps. h,.ssss, psia'sd wiado~ shades
mshosny and wa'nu, FRI neh, Ih'an and hshpc bed
IL superior feather bed. ,.s-
9oo holsters and pillows
and " % an. s;i sss,ss -:os
e.. y.s s. s.. .: ss sss:s"
400 pairs Sheets bolster and pillow
g ss.s hair. .sd 50 h !. M. ns,,rs.ss'
Chamber tables, sois. s'ssses, towel racks
Four 10 feet walnut extension tablss
w..s ss.y ..d %.hcsay ss.l ms . s"S I'd:
Chaang and he, water dishes, plated caste"
Decsn,sn soslsu, ia@sisr., Wise.
Table cutlery, Ice cream hss.em ssd mou'ds
pon, sfss'o,: %,ho rs 1,: .ss, css:
Stoves consisting radiators, ardsh cottage rss 'sA
o,Iciosh stsir rode hall lamps
q .apeno, cooking stoves eopps., &c. .,,.s., rss
Preserves sw.emea,. ess brandy fruits pickles ofsv'o
rieksd beef and pork
pss. corn. tomatoes, Ac, hsrnsicsly sssd isr
Al Of which were pr" mp for private ms with graz c
Also : Ia,ss quantity 81 wood ana coal.
and four months r mote. wy .sseS beading
JAMES G. MCGUIRE, Aae''o"e9
Catalogues prspsrasea, win ready ["
delivery on Saturday, Ne issh instant
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J. Kitto.
This Of great interest," OF the iearne
and age revealing mysteries Of the
world in which deprived OF the
sxht hearing boyood than thirty
passed life OF great activity scholar, In state OF
deafness TO which any Living creature can be sub
Of blind James Mitchell, Laura Bndssman,
profound thought the
the progress OF their mental ainins
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4. The Apostles and the Early Church.
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CHEAP 9OODS.-we now closing out our winter eooos
very this for spring trade
bargains all who may favor with
their We selling of many winter goods for less
Of importation and although do not advertise to
think purchasers OF goods VIII be wen paid Tor
VIII post them up al any
rate nothing generally deal 10
will take pleasure In showing our stock
with their We have on hand
should have this me and in order TO reduce
them prepared to make the prices suit Our sccA
also dress goods kind, work
collars mcnos, hanneis blankets cass
cloths and in fact all winter goods We are
sell before The spng and We earnestly invite the
dies and all purchasers goods examine our stock before puf
chasing w. m. husihA ~,
Jan 8-so6uf Pennsyivania avenue.
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OTICMws respectfully Modify thoss Of our customers who
have mot that they will greatly obiee
s. solae 20 by February, important
for the closed
possible already settled with will please
& ss-dsw or.AosrT. NEWTON NAY. 90
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Uncle TOMS CABIN.-A lfslike dagueusotype OF Mr.
Y Stowe, author Of Uncle Toms CABIN" on exhibition At
Gallery ~ street, together
portrait sontss, the famous Queen Of Song"
1-dM
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Collectors once, City Hail. Nov. ., 1854.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL hereby
Of delinquent property 10 now In
PREPARATION completed and published
about the hrsi OF December next.
THE undersigned respectfully represents that the law allows MIN
duty enforce the coec
OF all without
exception upon remain due and unpaid
requested come forward
y Ri ROCHE,
Nov Q-eon Collector
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With real pain record the death Of Mr. Robert
b. Sempe, editor OF the fredericksburg News He
died in this city yesterday, after short illness. He
was in our Office Saturday evening in fine health
and huoyant spirits ever him. Sunday morn
ing he was taken with pneumonia and yesterday he was
corpse. We have known Mr.. Semple since our hrs,
conneron with politics. and ,ruer, nober. more whole
souled man il was good fortune TO know.
Richmond Whig
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From the Republic.
PRnE MEDAL TO Ma. McCoRMrcx The following is
copy of letter sent to Mr. c. n. Mccormick, the in
venor OF the American reaper. by the President. as
chairman OF the central committee OF the United States.
informing Mr.. Mccormick Of the award made TO him by
Jury OF royal commissioners at the Worlds Fair held
in London in 1851 the inventor Of this celebrated agr
cultural implement;
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washington, January IS, 1853.
SIR have the pleasure 10 inform you that Jury Of
the royal commissioners connected with the exhibition
OF the works of all nations London. in the year ls5l
in consideration Of the superior excellence and originality
OF principle OF the American reaper by you exhibited
has awarded you council medal, certificate. and copy
OF the reports OF the uries. ..st +
These articles in the possession Of Colonel Peter
Force, of this city, chairman OF the American executive
committee and will be forwarded 10 you by such mode
OF conveyance ~ you shall euggest.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
WILLARD FILLMORE,
Chairman Of the Central Committee u. s.
PETER FORCE.
Chairman OF the Executive Committee.
c. H. McCoRMIcK. Chicago, Illinois.
p S.-You will please direct your communications on
this subject to Joseph c. G. Kennedy secretary Of the
executive committee.
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- NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH.
49, AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
<NA&a The ships comprising this line the WASHING
ION Capt Il. NJ. Fitch HERMANN, Capt. Z. HiS
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All and newspapers must through the post Office
No bills of sding will be signed on the day Of sailing.
An experienced surgeon IL attached each steamer.
For freight passage apply to
MOLLEh, SAND, 4 RIERA, o. South st., N. "
G. A. HEiNCKEN T. Co., Bremen.
MARTINEAU, CROSKEY Co., Southampton
WILLIAM ISELIN, Have. ~
Jan 25-dly
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These stop Southampton both going and returning
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILiNG-ls33.

passage from New York Southampton or Bremen
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