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REMOVAL OF RED RIVER RAFT


REMOVAL OF RED RIVER RAFT.
Proposals win be received al the War Department until
Red
Red and keeping the navigation OF said river
bidder win propose and keep
specifying bid the within whcn
complete he said time not TO be later than
rrmovaD during himself the navt
obuctton for the sad and the
ssned with his responsibility and with The offered by
propose said the
obstruction thereby for the longest period Of time,
will required his bond for 100000, with
So0no, conditioned for
with hts the OF the whom he
and declaraon, signed by hem that they will
sn bond suree above mentioned and sso The erth
dsc judge Of the United State, for The State which he
resides. ad respectable citizens and that he
$4,000 and above all their debts and
hAbes No bid will be examined unless these conditions shall be
complied with.
Terms Of Payment.
Appropriated for the above object 900
shall be the work Of removing The ran advances as oow
shall that portion OF the
h has removed shall be inspected by an oce
pointed and Fit shall that such IL
$50 portion raft
ded partial payment shall BIO made fo ess than one tenth part
hs remaining $50 600 will be paid In equal
corresponding number with the number of
during which the .ba bind himself keep me navga
which 10 be the sole Judge
Each wokbat is for The removal OF
The for keeping for specified period NO
separate proposals portion. Of be considered
the envelope, Proposals for removing Red river rs
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers
An rspers which published former
S ,obec, are hereby a.,ho,sa TO publish me and N addition
Washington, Akansas twenty times daily and then twice week
p.psr advertising will send Of The containing
the advetisement
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NAVY DKrARrsEsT,
BuKrAu or CossrKucrios, EauIrNEsr, AND RErAR,
u + #t9 ~. ..El...I January "a, 1883.
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for Mast and Spar
inoe viii be received AT this bureau until O'clock p M
OF e 2e day February furnishing and delivering
quantities OF yellow timber xed each
the following yards TO wit; ~ e-a.re a.#.
Al the navy yard Portsmouth, N. H.:
For one razee estimated to contain ls0 cubic feet.
Al tthe navyyard Charlestown, Mass
For three sloops ofwar estimated 10 cubic feet
Al the nayy-yard Brooklyn, N.Y..
For one ship Of the line,
For three irigates Estimated 100 cubic feet
For three sloops war; }
Al the navyyard Philadelphia;
For Two soopsofwar, estimated 40 cubic feet
Al the navyyard, Washington, ID. c..
For one soop ofwar, estimated $40 cubic
Al the navyyard, Gospor, Va.i
For ship Of the line :. - a ,,o ,,. o,a,
Al the navy yard, Pensacola, Fiorida
For ose fyae, estimated 1880 cubic feet.
For sleep Of war; l .f
jibtooms y pieces main
yard, t p.,,..,., - ~ % o,, ,,,i, ia,
4 pieces jack yard As'.e' " eo"A A-'''' 'aN 49,
4 pieces maintop sail yard,
4 pieces foretop sail yard, 4ssas3t t-tss 3*A'-
4,69l cubic feet.
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX-PAYERs.-Nodce 10 hereby
~ that the advertisement Of delinquent property
preparaton and will be completed published
about the first OF December next
The undersigned respectfully that the law allows him
discretion makes II hs
on Of tue by advertisement and sale Of all property
exception, which unpaid
An interested earnestly
and by paying avoid the heavy expenses of an advertisement
RI. ROCHE,
Nov o-eon Collector.
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by j. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.


SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE, SILVER AND SILVER
plated rich and engraved glass masnincen. French
der Of die court rs.dsnc. of The co%nsnd
eee. @ Of the a'e cSsre, mo.n m ana
splendid marble table,
Two richly carved rosewood sofa tables with Egyptian mar.
Twovery large pier tables with Egyptian marble
Two large eiltramed French plate mirrors
Mahogany hair spring seat sofa, work table
Purple and yellow satin covered arm chairs
Walnut Emgere, Buffers tray and stand
Rich purple gold nd nr,ufs.
Mahogany wardrobe, dressing bureau
DO bedsteads, dressing tables, washsiand
Hair and wool maliresses blankets, bed linen
Cane and wood seat chairs, linen window shades
GILT cornice, floor mauins, rugs
Turkish and ingram carpets, stair rods
ssan % a nSS Sonns sns ssuasla %aa sGa
Gu % and ;,o a,oa,s ."d 'ss ss,s ss",,s nj p,ses'
Balance handle table cutlery, waiter.
Splendid French Chra dinncr
Rich blue and gold French China tea Sc,
Three @ elegant bohemian ras. 80 eons S9nss sssss ss
Rich crystal cut, and engraved decanisrs, iumblsr.
wass ss seSs' a.s, bowls s
heavy sivsf,pia'sa covered di.ns.
y DO DO 80 90 sss' sss cup: 30
sHvER-wARE.
rich tea and coffee service, consisting OF swing tsak~pe
lesPois eofieepois sugar bowl cream jug .lop bowl,
case containing large knives. forks
Y dozen large table spoons
4 do do s.s..r 30 'S,ss fs.s.
Sauce spoons, butter knives carvers, and Jerks, &C
brandes ain, So, enumerated
One splendid family carriage and harues.
one psir rurcs. quarter bred matched bay horses.
four mon for as notes Ssss do Sanr two and
N D. Catalogues will be ready for delivery in few
''i Jan I'D '"'' = "''G'sas aaeaon..r.
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Tr.n.yiv.nla University.

THE thirty hnh open the March, 1853
continue for four months faculty
The cost " the full
those who have elsewhere, S45
culation $5 Graduation S25 ticket So
Boarding, from 81 10 81 per week.
#a ROBERT PETER, NJ. d.
Dean of the Medical Faculty.
LExIsaros, Kentucky, January, 1883. Jan ll-3awl2t
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ZOE SIIILLTNGTON bookseller siationer,
paper agen Of this city, published Blue Book 1889
with salaries attached all United
ministers foreign consos collectors OF
agents. marshs and all the Offices in thu.
city Union the gift President and b,
cabinet.
Three copies for 81, or 379 a single copy.
For sale
JOE sHILLINGToN's Bookstore,
odeon Building, AZ street and Penn, avenue.
Ian
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By J.. G. mcGuIRE, Auc,,or..r.

Two VALUABLE FARMS AT AUCTIoN--Ry virtue 81 deed
Of uust from John H.
g"s s4 aud duly recorded IN her j. A. T. No g. foos 49, ~
ana So one OF The land records OF Washington
pubic auction the Tuesday O'Clock
all that tract Of land called by
and cleaning situate lying and being Washing
on IN the District Of Columbia and containing hundred
Also all of by eFor
Hail. situate lying, and being partly Washington county the
Columbia
state OF Maryland containing hundred and nineteen ses one
rood, aud twenty three perches, o less,
The land Mr.
Mr. Young and well fenced has sn ereel
lent b.dngs with good mssoow
land The land nbund
antiy supplied within ~ miles o me sspo,
o ruad O Alexandria.
" no"sns
bearing inter and secured by deed OF trust
compled ~Hhh I'VE Gays,
and Of the purchaser
fNf' ~ = WM u. HOWARD, Tru~re.
JAMES q. MCGUIRE
Aucuoneer.
y- The above sale ~ postponed until Tuesday, Feb
q, nj I O'Clock the premises JAS G. MCGUIRE
Ian ef-Qaw&ds Aucdon.er.
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by j. g. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELIGiBLY SITUATED HOUSES AMI
LOTS, north between l3ih streets-B,
OF deed OF searing August 1885, ane
Liber s. No 90 foos 5O5
sell public sale The highest bidder, Monday day
February ~ O'Clock, the premises, the
a. No 2o3 fronting ~ inches
street, 18Th and 18th west, depth
inches to alley with
which Of webut story and brick
with Easements,
The terms win half day sale and the
balance sx twelve months bearing
deed OF upon property
complied with In three
property resold risk
upon weeks notice. Al conveyancng The OF the
purchaser. CUAS. 3, WhLLACH,
Trustee.
JAMES g. MCGUIRE,
Ian C-3tawSda Auctioneer.
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! MERICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly frnhed
all modern and the nccommoda
ton o the travelling public.
Dec u dly
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Central Academy,
Corner OF l. and i0th streets.
Rev. James Nonr.e' N' Principals
Marcus ID. Wells, Assistant.
Non. r. Raou Professor of Modern Languages.
Circulars At r. Fauham's, Taylor Maury's, Gray BAL
sntyne's bookstores. Dec
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nON'T FORGET j, SNIDER, Jr.'s, Wine Store, Phil
adelpha, yon your and liquors reliable
quality and cheap and have enry delivered house
free of freight by Adamss dropping
note by mail OF telegraph. Dosr roRssr
sNIDERs, Philadelphia
Jan a-dn ..#
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nONT he UuDs,uCged.-~H ia well no
clerk hire spd
We win ssn goods protesting
We have large and deshle goods oac
e public and AZ we ask l. call from purchaser. erane or
H.H ~A E.5.l 1fHf#f
Jan ps-asw7wf HALL h BRoTuER.
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Total II pieces estimated ,,7o cubic feet.
the length from The bu and thence lined
Ss " s ass
Yard. single sticks and bsooms will hold the ,iue given in the
middle snss for one,rd Of heir length that is for one sixth
way regular equidsant straight
The pieces must be sos out square aud hewed the heart
on psss sse a.ee e " e 0A'e one
free from cracks III. heart especially
or ns The knots mus. Be few G in n nmss round small % size aud
The whole TO be measured except wsne.
An the Aforesaid mast and spa, timber win be subject TO The In
shall be delivered, and must be In all respects satisfactory
proposals made for the hoie gu1nf required
q g e 3 s "a not @ O. %
fore me s "ssr neI and e emanae, @ % o. before he
will be granted, and penalties fot nonudlment will be gdy
may accepted required
contracts which, besides other conditions viii expressly provide
the be- the option Of the United States. declared null
FOR detsrs which may have occurred with the ,pIstion also
hni II default shah be made by the contractor IN delivering all
and named that then and n that case the contractor and his
ages sum OF monsy equal contract price which
auda,ed damages be recovered from time to time they
Approved contract
per will be withheld from payment
collateral security for y. nhiu. pemsnee and ninety per cen
ants Of the aforesaid ad win be paid by he
Every offer must be accompanied by written guarantee he
other official by known the
the offer he accepted the bidder bidders will within
execute good farnh the
aCeeaby the specified
10th Of August 1896 fords the consideration
po-als accompanied by such guarantee.
particularly eaponed TO endorse eir ogert
they distinguished
prevent being opened before appointed
vii
rejected at Of the only
whose offers accepted Will be notified, and
warded without delay.
offering designate post Office through
be addressed and the
shall be for execution.
Al editors authorized publish this advertisement will
cay notified by this others will
tioa.
FORM OF AN OFFER.
in Of the
Equipment, Repair of Of
usry and timber required that
veisomeat, wiz cubc feet at the rate Of - per
n nav bid be accepted through the post
once and the contract to be sent to the navy sgcp
for execution A. H.
We the undersigned residents Of , in the State Of ,
Ina, he or hsy viii aer receipt
in said bid, the with good
furnish the and timber
in conformity Of the advertisement under which
made. - ~
thereby certify that, my knowledge and belief the
above named guaran,ors good and sufficient h.f,
The offer to he Prorosai Mas and spar Timber
- Nary Yard al ----.
Jan 95--iawfw
THIS /. 10 give nos,c. that T. ciar. ". meWiss of
Frcdercssbus, Virginia, have obtained from the State Of V
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PORN OF AN OFEER.

THIS notice that T. Clara ~. MeNviutssns Of
Vrcnia have obtained from the state o t
enia dopoae for 26s6s grant
father for his services in the navy,
Jy 7a The original being o. snd hs, shall claim scrip
Jan o0-lav9m
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ID ii. HOOE Il CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers tr
floor oil c0hs matings curtain
blankets, and house furnishing goods generally
Pennsvania between h and 9th Washington
d. G.
29-u
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BEAUTIFUL GIFT RoOKs.-rsrey's Cabinet Library. BY
Hon, g q. Goodrich, 90 bosna
choice illustrations Published by
- GEO. O. RAND, . cornhin.
For sale by all the booksellers.
Bosro~, Dec. -, 1852.
Dec 2S-lsw3v
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the for the sale OF winter goods Is drawing
n close, viii from this stock greatly
duced prices for cash. We deem
generally understood that the fus and
Of goods be found in the city.
Members Congress- and citizens having purchases TO
make line will find much TO their
goods determined offer bargains reduce
stock and make png trade
Jan 29-6uf CLAGEfT, NEWTON, MAY, n CO
Uncle TOMS CABIN.-A ifelike dagueraotype OF Mrs
u Stowe author OF Uncle Toms on exhibition
Whitehursrs Gallery Pennsylvania AZ together
with portrait Of sontag the famous F" Queen of song.n
Dec 7-du
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SyTATE, city, and Railroad Mortgage ITO ads Ing
- sir 70 ten per cent. and secured For sale by
CHOBB BROTHERS, Bankers,
Dcc22--eod5w Opposite Treasury
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NOTICE Is hereby given that tho uniersgned II the
~ by and assignment Virginia erchange
~ warrant No AGO. issued George IT, Cafe, Colon Caisi
Harriet Ca,sti Ann g. Calet the heirs and
widow, of George Cat consideration
George Cate Tor three years lieutenant Virginia
hundred and
2ph June, 1899 aud that said has BEEN
and that the undersigned viii ,hr General
United States for for
ions Of the entitled An
satisfaction OF Virginia land warrants approved August
Jan 27-lsw3ms JAMES ROBCRTsON.
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Avcrys Sewing Machipes-Price only s25 i-Pntented
October 10, 1859.

THIS machine acknowledged by all who have need Ito be
sewing machine Invented,
simplicity the beany aud OF stitch, and is
cheapness weighs about Is lbs and only s so II
neatly, smallest thread the finest oambfic,
six wen linen, wooen and cotton goods, and all Minds Of
child of 10 under
rapidly, without danger OF It's retng Of
ORDER and do the work Of than 20 samsees much be,
than be done by hand The stitches
independent Of each oerso much that other stitch s
sui holds good aud II unlike and much bet
machine This machine is
peculiarly adapted family and plantation will do all
kinds sewing and when win be generally introduced
families and plantatons.
The Avery Sewing Machine Company have perfected their
for manufacturing the largest scse and will supply
number OF machines the shortest notice Orders addressed
CHARLES NErTLEroN 25i broadway New York. viii receive
prompt attention.
Dec 2l--d6m
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WHEREAS land warrant Issued by he Conn
w missioner Of Pensions in Lear on In.
2d Apn 1884, for forty No. 5049 sepem
eer 1850 and sent to the of VIM H. Hamilton his
washington which the claimant, Matthew
never received This therefore pubsbed
Of the Pension Once for the of obtaining duplicate
rant Tor the services OF The said Van Lear All persons
Interested in The hereby notified that duplicate
VIII be issued, unless cause to the contrary be shown
JOHN HARRY,
Jan 2l-law6wt the applicant.
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~ " sfs5f ~ = = - q ~ izal1
m and aner Monday Januay ~ passenger and mail
W win be follows;
Leave Washington and sk m, ~ and s. p m.
ON Sundays At Z, "a. and 5, p. m.
Leave Baltimore at 4 and sk, a. Is and IS, y.
On Sundays at 4, a. and As, y.
The first and 4h trains viii be mail trains,
stopping only Washington Junction and Annapolis Junction
The trains leaving and $ the Relay
House with going and Baltimore with those going
and only cold the through tickets Phadeiphs
aud New York.
T. II. PARSONS,
Jan 22-dd Agent.
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NoNGRLss having recently amended the providing for
heretofore
subject following
lntsdi in therst tsndt
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NOrICE.-We respectfully notify those OF who
IN settled they will greatly obige
doing by the Ist OF February
business closed
possible Those who already setd with will please
eep thanks
Jan as-daw cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, & co
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u,HE Lost sens~s-Deafnsss and blindness, by DIR.
Kitto.
This work Of great interest from OF the learne,
revealing
which who have been deprived
his boyhood, for
DR. activity a scholar in state
the which any living
ected His % himself, his enarks
Of the blind tJsmes Mitchell Laura Hdrsrnap
oihe repste with profound thought on the nter..nr
presented in the progress training
fChrfstian Observer.
Krrros D.ILv Brrtr ILtusrp. Series,
- mo. 81
VOL I. Aniediuvians and rauiarchs.
p Moses and the Judges.
= Samuel, aaui, and David
4 Solomon and the Kings.
Evening Series; 4 vos 70 mo.
Vel. l. job aud Poetical Books.
?. issiannnd the Prophets.
2. The Lite and nj
4. The Apostle. and Early Church
For sale at GRAY RALLANfYNE,s bookstore,
Sep lift 7ih street. t~o door. Odd Fellows. Hall.
(tALCINED PisssewJu., arrved fresh supply Of cncned
" plaster, M for by p. NJ. PEARSON Co,
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(ALtISED Pissse~Ju. arrived, fe-h supply crIcined
" plaster, and for snie by p. NJ. PEARSON \ CO..
Jan 1s-3,eod 7h street, near the canal.
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A Chance to make Money-from IS $40 per
dayby ncudng ieaales) in either
the knowledge off highly useful discovery Of universal
mand which will forward OF mail, enclosing 81
b. Holt box 227s, New York This
clerks invaids, wishing money
mmeday lucrative in OF the United States Apply
mediately.
Dec 2s-d2nos
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fby- The hove snIc ~ postponed until Tuesday Feb
O'Clock, on The premises JAS. G, MCGUIRE,
Jan e1-2awAds Aucton-er.
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NOR story dwelling Georgetown,
d. e. Bridge, between Market and High streets finished
style buto best MATERIAL with lot attached Of
10 600 feet running through the and has
teri stable carriage house. wood house, Ac.
desiring
application George NJ Sothoon, Of Market and Bridge
third the balance in Q, 2, and 10 months
NJ. SNYDER,
Exchange Broker, Buldiag Washington,
Jan 20-du
DOR RENT, Iarge-sized and modern built private
residence, elegantly and completely furnished well
fashionable Of The
would be rented for Of mot lees than good
The terms will be reasonable. Apply to
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Jan 5-d6t Auct and Com Merchant
Washington and Alexandria Hont.
a ssn The superior steamboat UNION, with fine comfort
r&oe able saloons the accommodation
2EnmA11k Hours of departure for this week
Leave the foot Of King Alexandria, TO- l2 IA a.
"a O'Clock.
Leave foot OF street, Washington o. H. H.
Al O'Clock. JAMES GUY,
Jan 27-lw Captain.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-11

to the rssouton in relation to Cuba vhch passed the
senate ttis morning. NM FIJI
Mr Brown Of Mississippi addressed the committee. II
he should favor the acqui-ti3n af Cuba vt ALL other
foreign territory let it be upderstod Il was because he
wanted outlet for slavery. fle against this Gov
ernment seizing the island but II the ih otss; ~ Cubs
rise for Independence he held that people ~ this
country have much right sid thu segolutiopists
The French bad 20 in our first contest With
Great Britain
Mr.. Wilcox concurred with Mr. Stephens IN his re-
marks against fbustering, and then went on argue
n favor Of comforting the title Of Lieut. General upon
General Scott
Mr Polk obtained the hoor when The committee rose
The H0us pared the bill for the payment Of Navy Pen
shna ana the bill for the payment Of Invalid Pensions
Ar sIcklin from the Committee for the District Of
Columbia reported bii 70 suppress the circulation Of
ANAL notes 3 currency .H this District which
err1 to tho Conttee n she Whole the state Of the
Mon ordered n be printed and made the special order
9f tn DAY for tomorrow week. The House Adjourned
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APPOINTMENTS uSDKR THE STEAMBOAT Llw.-The secre-
tary Of the Treasury has made the following appoint
under the law provide for the better security Of
the lives passengers board of vessels propelled in
whole part by steam fHs saA
Ilspsciors et Huis Of Steamboats, Joseph W Dyer,
Portrnd Me. salary per anuum $780, Luke Han Bos-
ton, $500 H. r. Toulmin, Mohils Ala, $1,000 Thomas
liaraul New Orleans La 5000 HenFy Singleton, st.
Louis Mo 81 500 Z .. Farnswurth Nashville. Tenn,
$500. Joseph swager, Louisville KY 200; JAS Atkin
son, Pittsburgh, Pa $1,000 Wm. Goodling, Detroit,
Michigan. $500
Inspectors ef SsgnloGt BoiieTs ohu Sparrow. Portland;
Increase Hill, Boston John Cumberland Mobile B.
s. Brewster. New Orleans: Morgan l. Parry. Galveston
IBurs II NeCgrd. St Louis John Wilson, Nashville
Reuben Dawson. Louisville Andrew Watson, Pittsburgh;
charles Kellogg Detroit Hezekiah Wilson Galveston,
Texas, $500.
salaries Of inspectors of hulls and boilers Fixed
by the and both classes Of inspectors receive the same
compensation Appointments Of officers under the act
are yet to New Lgulon. Phadelphia Norfolk,
Charleston. Savannah Wheeling Cincinnati, Cleveland
Buffalo, oswego, Burlington aud San Francisco
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SPAIN

The sensation excited by the publication Of the
constitution is still further increased The Gazette
royal order prohibiting any meetings under thr
prstext Of electoral purpose unless especially authorized
by Government. Adyces to the effect that tranquility
Vt prevails every whore had been rrcriyed Yet the
quarrel between the Government and the opposition be-
comes daily bitter The opposition, under the
guidance OF General Narva'z meets daily. he Queen
has accepted osass reg gnaton Vice President Of the
Council
The accounts from Spain had created much sen alton
in Paris where il is believed the despoc cf the
Spanish Ministry will not succeed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-11

Err wheeling kAItBoAD-A Wheeling dispatch Of the
lst inst says Lewis u Cole, Esq the well known and
efficient superintendent of transportation the Baltimore
ard Ohio railroad arrived here last night in charge Of the
i,- train with the United States mail from Baltimore
Tu train lett Baltimore O'Clock Friday morning
m arrived here at 10 minutes past 10 o'clock, making
Il rr passage including stpppases in 10 hours and 10
IN auts-tus verifying the prediction OF President swan
1 do at tie Fairmout opening that, by the lst day Of
Jrry ls53 the traveller be able his break
G in Baltimore and taxa early supper At Wheeling