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ZINC PAINTS.-The New Jersey Zinc Company
IA uurng these pants superior quality Their advantages
other paints
They poisonous apartments recently paint
may npuny painters using paints
distressing malades arising from the
lead.
ID Their beauty and durabyZnc. inside work. becomes
other paint and easily soied whittier
than pure brancy
bee water cases. unrvaed
For outside use
water paints will retain their color and preserving
qualities long aer other paints destroyed
paints (equa weighs) about
iead-hs with their
duay makes, the long the cost Of painting with
half the with lead.
paints, which sold at low
prices painting buildings and all
surfaces particularly on which they e.cualy protect
rusug, e1 posed either weather.
prepared The and be used
in all respects They many
principal large of the Union, and by
the companys agents,
MANNING Il SQUIER,
IS Dey street, New York.
paints manufactured by this company
pure. Ap 22-dm
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NfsAPE shaSvIs yisites, Mantillas, Psrasols-We
particular large
Of the above goods
I2O Grape shaws, varying in price from S. TO $50
IS York and PaIr made mantilas, 80 10 $50
900 parasols, various styles and prices
merino silk, beegc all styles, from rs
cents up
With complete kinds of foreign domes-
tic dry u please. +.
YERBY, TEBBS, Il YERBY,
House, of sire eet NJ Pa avenue,
April 23-dlm Miss Dermotps building.
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nIarbieiIed Manteis Columns, PcdestaIs, Table
Tops, &c, .

TUE saamanJe Marble Company iny" public attention their
narbeed OF the discoveries the and
gold nodn last fair Of the Amer
The neidi Of the Metropolitan Mecan
institute held Washington February aud March OF this
year.
This MATERIAL having metallic basis durable aud cheap
marble It's OF precious stones and the
different varieties, exact
beautiful capable Of resisting greater
heat, be injured by action of acids oil
SILAS 4. HERRING
The manufacturing OF this under the
perptendeuce y. j. r. Williams the OF
and general business department that OF John
Huston, bn sddfsssed al the
cipal rooms, o3 Broadway, New York
May
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NENTLEMEN's wEAR.-Just received very large and
handsome Of blue bsk, green brown satin, oln
and French cloths
Pain and fancy Engish and French cassmeres =
Many plain and fancy French drngs, some entirely
Plain and figured silk, cashmere, msrseines
vestnes, suitable to the season
Together supply OF neck ties, crsvsis pocket
handkerchief (k and nen gloves hosiery se TO which we
respectfully invite the attention Of gentlemen - . :
An -sw
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DaOFEssOK ALEXANDER c. BAHRY's Tricophe-

UHOFEsSOK ALEXANDER e. BAhhf'S TrtcOphe-
medicated compound for preserving fastening soften
nd
cups Of skin and external bruises, &C. The
Bay' Tncopherous, whet
tho hair
cuts places the head OF nil preparations ntruded
purposes. i-considered figures
and bear The sales million Of bottles
receipts S0000 This The business will
that amount which daily the
maeasco Brosdway sddrerscd 10 Professor Barry
requiring would
believed The Wholesale deland from 1000 TO 5000 bottles
all other hair
oned The popularity every WHERE
combine sales with idty
made considerable
add reputation well intrinsic value For sale, whole
RETAIL the depot and manusacty III broadway and
throughout the United
Mtrco West ladies' Great Britain aud France
and Jam~s L. Gibbs ashnston, d. o. Sold
large bottles Piioe IS cents
May I-d6m
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rHoIcE BUILDING LOTS IN THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES
W auctionOn Monday 23d instant, 5k O'Clock
will sci. auction The whole OF original lots a. % ~,
0 ~, No. 5i3 fronting north
Ridge street, wide. created by the
Corpcaon, running midway between and streets, from Fourth
Fifth west.
Those lots have uniform depth of os feet sk inches and win
be subdivdsd into Of e Is
npdy mprpvns quarter. opporn
than will Thos. proposing
requested examine the which cncocd and
easily identified
\ plat can he
Terms On. balance in sir, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest, satisfactorily secured.
Convsysnces 81 expense Of purchasers.
JAS. Z. Mcguire
Msy I'D Ancuonesr.
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IlOmE-IlFE Ira Germany by q, L.. Brace.
III Life and Writings OF fAlgernon Sidney.
One Year OF wedlock by Emily v tnnen,
Review Of Spiritual lanesauons I" by Chas Beeeher
Wines Commentaries the Laws Of the Ancient Hebrews
Bdre Journal OF an African Cruiser Edited Hawthorne,
Al TAYLOR 4 MAuRys
May Bookstore, near eh St
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Co,Ingtsn aud Ohio R.Ilfand.

Tho city pres has aboundej for weeks past in article,
having reference 20 hl improvement the object Of neatly
all being TO prejudice the public mind In favor of par
ucul'r route or the road through the county Of Green.
brer The friends VI what Is kuOsn the Monroe route
have since tie appointment Of Mr Fish a. Chief Eng.
Of the Road contentcd themselves to wait for hi. re-
port, before appealing either TO the Board Of Public
Works or to the pubic 10 beh,Ii Of their f,voe rne
they have 10: a. yet endoavored to oresia public opin
on relying upon the strength OF their claim Hten fully er
smined.
The writer Of this has read with some little amusement
the illusions Of Breakersabesd" Canton PRO bono.
puOhco "Ftirness, aud Of other persons who a.
-uc 70 themselves names expressive ofqnaes never 10
be possessed by the authors their articles upon tb. sub
ect are any indications OF the qualities Of either their
heads ~ hearts II hey have confidence ia their parcu.
Jar scheme, shy wait for the examination aud report
OF TIE Chci gince, Have they doubts asto the intcg.
ry aud iair dealing ~ the Board Of Public Works that
they are anxious. by making great display IN the public
pT'n', 10 irmiiste them A. hoscver they have chosen
70 'ppe'in hd'a co to the public upon this subject Il l.
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Railroad Facilities In Philadelphia Baltimore iexand ri,
Rlthmohd, Lynshburg.

The Railroads South aud West will prove
property as investments unless thoy adopt a unif,rn
gage and make complete connections through cities and
across 'ers IN order to avoid ranshipmcns particularly
those roads in Maryland Virginia kentucky Tcnprssc
and the south. The North, the East aud the Yves, have
consolidated many companies into grand trunk lines and
tue southern companies will nd still necessary for
their prosperity. New York is the head quarters for
every thing The clipper ships from the Fast from Phil
id'phii aud Baltimore find ir.ights in New York and
bring return cargoes to New York from parts Of the
world.
The great commerce Of the United States has bean
transferred to New York. aud il your great lines Of Raj,
roads stop short OF New York. they never will be GOOD
property or pay the dividends, te best policy for the
southern cities 10 encourage ard give every possible
facility trade aud travel will leave them aud take other
routes that may he quicker aud cheaper ANY
ef"arg costs, charges and delay, will be sure To ban
bi,Sinr>S, and force it into other channels narrow
minded policy will not do. To become great YOU must
become liberal. / / Sevurp
Nav loRH, December IL lsE3
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out proper that some facts we'll known but not vet made
public by the patriots Of the Creenbrier River op,s
accompany their statements aud be considered by
State. e~' Wv
In the first place. the Greenbsier River ne for tho frs,
Ten miles alter IL leaves the Of tho two lines
any other Railroad in this State and will cost or that dis
lance about $4,000 per mle Il Is impossible TO con.
ceive OF a country less suited to Railroad.
secondly Aher surmocnting the first ten miles at an
enormous cost at least great that stated above the
hra great tnnl Is encountered the summit of the Az
sghsny which Is to be. made, $500 feet in length IL
must DE borne In mind too that this l. only n
upon that line but that there several others
IN all to i.s miles Of tunneng On tho Western side
OF the Allegheny again We have road to be built at an
nous expense until the White Sulphur IL reached
IL can with great certainty then be assumed that tho
hrst 20 miles Of this line will about S65 900 Der mile
as the people Of this State have already had in
uhheuns TO their entire satisfaction FAR as the cost ia
concerned In this calculation Il will be perceived that
the tunnel OF $1,000 feet IL estimated at cost of only
stooooo, and the 10 miles the Western side Of the
cghany at only $4,000 per mile both which are up
der rather than the mark. In addition TO the cost
which has to be incurred In the construction of miles
OF tnnnellng, another most important consideration Is the
great length OF time TO DO consumed in COMPLETING it
The State tunnel the Blue Ridge ON the Central road
mas been under process Of construction for upwards Of
three years aud is not much than half completed
anu yet - only PAS feet in leng how long then
will IL require to complete the tunnel on the Crebcr
River route which is $500 feet ong The people of the
State, and the Board of Publ;, ~ o,ts e. u. e
selves " e"''
IL the Improvement to he DELAYED until three anil
hs miles OF tunnelng completed II 60 what in tho
mean time becomes OF the investment Ia the Central Rail
Road What item shall have of interest LOST uno
Tue money expended on other portions OF this Coyinyton
and Ohio Railroad Tor one contemplaes any re.n.n
ron Tue investment until the whole work is completed
seems to the writer that this question Of time alone il
conclusive a. 10 The route To be adopted ia the cons
ton OF this road. No fair and unprcudic.d man c,,
doubt but that the Monroe line can b.. Two or
three years sooner than the Grccnbrier line nor il n
lin. IA III, Nkrs.t
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WILD FOwL.-We spoke few days Of the scar.
city OF wild fowl in the Susquehannu river aud the
Probable fact that they had emgrated the South
era rivers Our superstition correct for already in.
inense quantities brought from the southe part OF
the bay, aud from North Carolina There ia considerable
difference in the quality OF the fowl brought from the
south, and thsy will bring than half the price
brought irum the Snsquehanna very large number OF
wild geese, larger il il said by those who deal IN them
are now IA the city than known before aud they
cannot he sold at price The best in market would
jt bring more than 81 l2 cts while the greater por
ton could not be sold for quarter Of dollar. The
mount Of ducks il also immense, great, indeed that
great losses must be made by those who deal largely
them-BIif I,gsg
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orIsr,J ,h, .c.,.o, - 90, 49, r.
The pr;cs WAS .sl.d RI, Lii, a., -, M
accused oo;.,.l :, LIZ i, -, ry
cus.,l sail h, ,,,I, - a. ., - =,
Walker In N. ;,.,..,.j o, n h. =. -,
coat he son,J r.,n,, .r, ,.L;, u ,.,
The accused 500, rs,ur,,., al, H., Ill 49,.
that TIM. and l..v, his oil COO, v,,, r. 49,, - :, .
~ balance, which would h, in m. co,,., or a..
Tia, WA ,,.,., A., !,
turned In IN. .tor, ,,r,, y, ,,, - =,
sail q II a :, H. - - ~
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CONGRESS
WAsnINGToN, Dec. 90, 1888
SENATE.


The Senate passed order that when It adjourn on to-
morrow, il should nud adjourned until Tuesday
On motion, Hr SUMNER resolution wa adopted inou;r.
ing into the r.uediency OF authorizing Of small
sums To Europe 10y post office draiis
Mr. bIs;.au iu,r0llced bin relative 10 the Judiciary
OF Alabama.
Mr.. Ca.s introduced resolution Of inquiry into the
proPriety Of giving pension the widow of CAPITA "a
Cannesjn, rcceny mastered IN Utah, which was adopt.
cd.
Mr.. Hamu Introduced a bill to establish telegraph
line To the Pacific.
Tue joint resolution authorizing the President 10 confer
th" bfoyet rank oi Lieut.. General considered.
Mr. Walker opposed it on constitutional grounds
Mr. Shields nude eloquent speech in it, .ayor
Mr.. Petit objected to comforting baube. upon
officer. II the proposed rank added additional pay that
might be some for iavOrng il.
Mr. Shields aid that it did not confer any more nav
Mr. Mason differed from the resolution aud delivered
brilliant paneglr.c Oh Gen Scott.
Mr. Adams opposed useless title If it professed
additional pay he also oppo.ed it, he would have
been to that conferred on Gen Scott
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. Hem presented the credentials Of Mr. Johnson a
delegate from Nebraska. They were referred to the con.
mittte elections
On motion, Mr. lIouspn resolution wa adoptcI direct
ing tho committee naval Affairs to inquire into the ev
pedicncy OF dispensing Of such navy yards aud marine
hospitals riu b. dispensed with.
MI Disney introduced le French Spolialiou Bill which
was referred.
Numerous other bill. Of no special moment were intro
duced.
Mr.. Miller, Of Missouri introduced bill to organize the
Territory Oi Nebraska which referred when the House
went into committee oi the whole.
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Delay not harbor sentence Of fools phi
losohy, that df will we'll .-If sou cure
1t With certain medicines Tor lev dollars you
| per sith your general ~slfare.
W Wild and vicious youths why We persist In Dosing with
the ii'y HHHshHy c-Hds daily prohcrd, thereby impair.
ing appetite dgcsyn destroying you entay
well physically when you u Die
SAINT medicincsY
We rakes Of every age condition why ye and
pine and drag DOT miserable existence. untitled eoy-
tiEb even OrisdrV Tu'sH ~ EsY You who
noyei, and wish t. be vg by ire
NJ once pleasant aud ere'us holld consult ma NORRIS Ills
success 81 chronic Jis has been greater other
physician of hs Day Many been Tor years afflicted
with disease consequences resulting excess
restored o health and under his really
should personal uteis~ be Objectionable your
IN writing enclose Ave dollars w ~ HORRI'
through The Post once, Nashville Tenn and package q medi
cines securely put u, une privately
full directions thsreWith, and mo Y,stfoas aet.d
Persons living distance snced with ssrohls
Gers letter Cancers, Piles Euls Ano, Gravel stfeturss,
elects disease Hhatsvcr Of malignant
characis be cured ~ home by MORRIS
letter. post paid ,ncios,rg 10 F Medicines ,easant snd
sa c'nbs ssnt mail G., part of the United states.
Particular attention given 90 the treatment oemAie
Ladies Who may aicted rsgulares Four AJus or
whites Prolapsus utert Falling u the womb
70 lay aside all false decsey promptly
Cl,st irr,raLH
81 One Insurance once Cedar street, te Post
{ oh'r Room, No. 10, ~ stairs or1i -diY
"a DIR BRAtgARD tcturn fom Peter,burr Wedncs.
DAY morang aud may b. consulted at the ESsangs Hotel pr
following subjects lt Partial Tot Blindness. gnd
ton 81 Pain n sight th Far sghtedncs cases. Sh
sh. ~ Near Sighted eases Hours ~ consultation from % ~
4 ~ sud fron tofP. ". dri9- az
~ A. hr season BE- with when there s always much sick
children, caused ~ sudden colds may be aJs
f 10 mention that The medicine ayers cherry Pseto
rat attracting much ~ the public NOTICE r the fserous
Lung Complaints TO- when used In sa doges o. the very
best In the world family usps and harm.
less or children. veil very psatsbs We the srele
ourselves and would readers call the sgent,
aud get q bottle or trial. dc28
~ LECTURES ON pHOPGIECN.-The arst lee.
the SERIES which 10 the notice
Presbyterian Church street.
oorfov (ssbbsthl morning will ~ 'Hei unt the seced
sabbath in tsuuary. de2f
ftIOVEa SEED, LAM, SPEHU CANDLES,
I - aud ~ HrandS.-
] O. bushels Glover Feet
I ~ kegs Mountain Leaf Lard
/ 10 boxes sperm Candles, -
SOD. ysan od Oates a Brandy. supsror article
dsaI Jas WINSTON
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Man SHor IN BEDToRD.-We learn that day or two
ago man named fowlng shot near the Peaks Of OF
ter, at Thomas Jones Mil, by Deputy Sheriff. Walter
Steptoe The sheriff was charged take Fowling, who
said to be aidsturber Of society in that negDorhood
dead or alive; nd j. making of when informed of that
fact, Septoe ct hun twice in the back OF the head
Dangerously but not MORALLY ~Oundcd.-L y,,chJnrg E
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TERRIBLE AND FATAL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION

If'ItNIbI'r. MD FATAL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION,
'HAKLtsrOS, Dee. 22.--Quitr melancholy accident
has beallen our vicinity. The steamer Marlboro bursted
her boilers this morning with fearful explosion Uu.
fortunately her Captain, the Captains mate engineer
pilot, aud two Of the hands, killed almost instantly
Several others we're wounded-sOme very seriously and
others perhaps fatally; two others slightly. The imled
ate cause OF this explosion has not yet been ascertaed
The accident though port has generally been very
fortunate in escaping such has caused deep regret aud
sympathy for the unfortunate snIerers.
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s,Hltt sN.E OT DISGHAHIE HEAI rs
ntc- vessel cord Wood GtsnbrT. aud Iber-
n .,,d r'@r's'h, 30 taTnhnm Church, Utcb-
WhH"s ' ~ VIII o. colt ~ frUdrrrr near F.rnf IN
Oasfcht 90 MtbNFspAY ION day Of Jsbu,fy M ar IN pt
Ne next DAY ~ nv prona property c,ssing u
sofk Wovehhef, ~ ts0 h0use rrauarv and I1
IM"n'm C.o,h i1 .f thr rod gciootcr John Trsvers
ufl, about tf utrs 10 700 tote sHcr. .u ti. H.ppsb.ort
befls mac tBoEn Ga The day Of ssie
ttI-iau2r Tsrnt.r car ",
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LATER EEou rnE Rio GRASDE.-The Brownsville TEXAS
Flag OF November Goth, gays that Brgadier General Al
rain Wool the recently appointed Civil and Military GOV
of the Department of Tanaupas arrived at Matamoras
OH the 2lst
Felipe de tubide, eyed 80 years, died in Matamoraz
on the Yh after five days illness oyelow fever The dag
says:
The deceased of Austen dc Itarbide who was
Emperor Of Mexico in s22. lie educated at ST. Ma.
rvs College Baltimore Md, and until about s4s had
been resident of Philadelphia where his family still 7,
side. His brothers are in the military aud revenue ser
vice Of Mexico The deceased had been employed in the
Mexican Boundary Commission since his return to that
country aud acting interpreter the time of his
death by his mild and gentlcmanly department lac had
endeared himself many Of our citizens.
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How MAKE MUEDTRrRs.-The Wheeling Intclligcn
says tat years ago the father Of NJ r. ward who
killed Prof. ButleT ofLouisyile, with difficulty 70
strained from attacking a teacher who had moderately
chastised his son. The son IS IA confined criminal
charged with killing the teacher Of hs younger brother
IL that bc 20 years 81 age, and married Vcfly
the Influence of good bad example reaches far into th,
future.
TT There Eve hundred aud twenty four conycts in
the Ohio peniteuti.Ty
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Railroad Meeting In C,mn,rI,

meeting OF portion OF the citizens of Charlotte and
Campbell was held at Hat Creek Campbell county yr
ginia, Saturday 10th December 1883 DR. Robert
Smith was appointed Chairman, and William G. Miller
Secretary.
The object of the meeting explained by the Chair
man, which was in relation To the making oi Railroad OF
Flank road from some point the Richmond and Dan.
vale Railroad or South-Sde Railroad Pannils Ridge
ga Staunton River, in Camplrll county.
committee having been appointed, at a prcvion.
meeting OF the people 10 take the whole matter into con
sdcraton that committee through Mr.. A. w Smith re
ported as follows:
That the committee appointed at the meeting held on
the 10th November, after mature dchera and from
the best information they obtain in regard the he,
nrhts cost &c, Of the Plank roads aud Railroads which
were hrlur" them for consideration ia unanimously sub
mt 10 The meeting and propose TO them the propety OF
making vigorous effort To obtain branch from the
south Side Railroad at Legs House in Appomat
toX county to Pann's Bridge in Campbell county via
Red House aud Hat Creek.
On motion of Dr. John q. Armitead the report of the
committee was unanimously adopted.
The meeting having called upon w. &. Miller and John
I" Afm"ii they briefly addressed the meeting in aIyo-
ctcy al The report Of tie committee.
IL was also resolved that next meeting will he he
at Morris Church IN Campbell co. the adth January
1901, at In o'clock \. NJ, and that =. L. Thornton VIM
L. Miller aud VIM. NJ Hamlet be appointed IA committee
To ihvt" some gentleman gentlemen to address the
people at that time well invite all persons who
rl any interest in said road attend and give their aid
The proceedings ordered To be published in the
Iynchbug, Richmond aud Petersburg papers after which
the meeting adjourned. ROBERT SMITH, Pr. ST.
WA. q. MILLER, Sec'ry.
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TT The wings Cf Rhode Island State Contention at
Providence Oh the. l2ih Of January to nominate cand-
date for Governor, &c.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Miss n. REls.-No s,ere grauasa than our.
selves a, the ssainsnt which has suers o.
this ~Shy LADY, 70 estabsh herself account In ,hs
Business During the isv mouths shs
rd she has secured the patronage AMI hind Wishes
number and established reputation for skin
passed By that d any one In the city She
laid In large and varied assortment goods specially se,sd
9TH reference TO the and merry holidays. aud
Knows that she can please body Who will
lection OF headdre.se. French mourning collars 10
exceedingly elegant and tasteful.
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CHoLTRA THE ATLASrIC-Tbe following despatch
appears IN the New Orleans Picayune OF December 18th
Z SOUTHWEST, Pass, Dec. Is, Is6S-The British ship
Gienuianua from Liverpool with passengers, which at
rived yesterday has lo-t during the passage thirty
with cholera. She will stop At Fort jackson.
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IHE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
RICHMOND WING.
I'D CORRESPONDENCE.

Ae WAig." ~ 49, $1,000 v
Articles written both side. paper will not be
This rule ,ng standing be 10 all aud WI,
IN no case be departed from Obituary exceeding
lines are charged for Advertisements.
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RIoHNoND kARKRUs n,,.,,.., .,

hAcco-rhee IL ittle nothing doing In This .r,Isl. n,
me near approach Of the holidays ron,inus o,s -,
L.s ,S =, Mes Lug. tt e. Eensrsi sale Ne.
10 ~ so.d " Ia n tl2to rs ~ >'" Lsh t'S
WhkAr-Prime White Is worth al a. and ~ q, An
HESTER A WHITE Co,. H...I..
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PLAS l. on foot To persuade Congress to lend its
sanction To the Pacific Railroad in the following form
The government To lend its bonds the company taking
I'll" road as security for their payment the amount OF
money paid III 10y the individuals and Tor every lo1u
tus paid in by persons $1,000 be loaned by the gen
eral government Ii fifty millions paid by subscriber
to the company Congress will be asked to subscribe thu,
same amount.
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10 We learn from private letters received in this city,
that tue difficulty between young Soue and the Duke OF
Alba, at Madrid had been aniciby adjusted. Through
the friendly Offices Of the English Charge dcs A,ires the
Duke apOOsised for the remarks which SOue had
offence.