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DEATH OF THE OLDEST INHABTANT--On the 18th inst,
Mr. Leonard Maonee, living in Anne Arundel county, not
far from Milersville, the Annapolis railroad departed
this life aged 9s years. leaving widow much younger
He had lived AT least sevenyfve years the neghbprhood
where e died On tie afternoon after his death his grand
9oh Alexander Maonce, young man aged % gears,
Sent out by his father to deliver tickets of invitation
attend his grandsres funeral the various friends OF
the deceased living the peighborhpod ana unfortunately
in npng from the Annapolis traip Of cars near Millers-
vile he accidentally fell and broke his neck The result
WAC two bpras instead Of The old man Of pa years
and the young man Of ~ laid in the earth side by
side Bali. Sun, 25M
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Markets
DIED,

raeuse, New York, the Gath Of August, 1884, Captain
tBRAM DODGE of ST. AnhOny's Falls, Minnesota Terrific ny,
the 4Isi of his He captain In Col VIM H. Bse
Illinois volunteers in the late with Mexico lost
army, died of disease
az his He leaves destitute widow many
friends, but no children.
Sunday Gath instant, KATE k Ii youngest
child of JAMES and MARGARET SxLDkN.
The friends of The family invited to attend her funeral this
uesdny) morning. O'clock m, from the residence Of
parents on l street, between 10Th and a0th.
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The Sappon (vrginia) Spectator states that on Thurs
way 'ne i'h instant Mr. Peter Levick living about three
es IRON Saunton died of dyseutery In the afternoon
o. ae same day one of his children died. and father and
enid were both buried in the same grave the next day
Jew weeks previous two other children died of the same
uSeae and one since his death In the course of one
month the father and four children have died
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Sep cid
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

August 20, 1854.
Notice is hereby given holders Of the following
stocks the United States that this department. prepared
chase time between the hereof the Doth No
Vmber next portions of those Stocks amounting the
to $3o40oOo in the hereinafter
toned, to wit:
In OF contingent competitions within the amount stated
may be offered The certificates duly assigned the United
sates ny the parties who receive the amount thereof must
be transmitted to this departments the receipt Whereof
price will be paid compounded of the following particulars
L. The value, specified In certificate.
q premium the stock of the authorized by the Of
July 1886 redeemabie November H. 1885, Of the
stock of the loan authorized 842 redeemabs 3st De-
embe 1861 of III the stock OF the loans authorized
y acts Of S47 and 1885, and redeemab the former ON the 3s
December 1867 and the 1885, of 10
and the stock the Of 1859, and
deemabe on the s December 1864 Commonly called the Texan
indemnify per cent.
g. Interest the par certificate from the LIST of July
allowance flor the reach the owner
in addition.
Payment for said stocks will be
the United States the assistant
or Philadelphia. as the parties may direct.
But no certificate will be entitled
which shall not be actually Treasury
said Goth day of November
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Aug 27-d20Novf Secretary Of the Treasury.
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HENRY CLAY on ABoLrTloNIsM-In one of Henry Clays
speeches the following language in reference 10 the
sectionalizing aims of the abotonists;
The abotonss let me suppose succeed in their pres
ep aim OF uniting the inhabitants Of the free States
against the inhabitants of the slave States. Union
side will bege union on the other And this pro-
of reciprocal combination will be attended with all
the violent peudices embttered passions and mpacable
animosties which degraded or deformed human
ture, and virtual dissolution Of the Union apM hare taken
place while the forms of its existence remain The most
valuable element of unionmutunl Kindness the feelings
of sympathy the fraternal bonds which happily unite
uswill have been eytnguished One section will stand
IN nenac.ng ana hostile array egaipst the other The col
sison of opinion will be quickly followed by the clash Of
arms
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On Thursday night last .ne officers and men who voun-
eeA from baltimore for the late war with Mexico assem-
ued and celebrated the anniversary of the capituaon Of
Monterey About one hundred assembled at the
Se board and the time was passed most pleasantly un-
~ 'ne CLOCK began to speak the small hours of morning
when the party dispersed
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ny !. c. MCGUIRE. AuctIonee,

BY j. Q. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer.
HUPERIOR PIANO FORTE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
at auctonOn Friday morning. 2gt
az me residence Of u ~ Ingle Of lth and
shall sell all his furniture and
Rosewood piano forte, and touch
Mahogany spring seat sofa and
Do parlor chairs rocker
Handsome rosewood bookcase
Egyptian marbleop centre tables
GItframe looking gass, md cornice
Threeply parlor and chamber carpets rugs
Ocoh, crash, stair carpet,
Mahogany dining, pier, and card tables
Leather covered spring lounges
High and low post bedseads, bureaus
Feather beds, hair and husk mattresses
Wardrobes wasbstands, toilet
Walnut and painted chairs
Astral lamp, clock, shades
Excellent cook and fixtures
Together with of ouse keepnp effects noc
Terms: S25 and UNDER cash
four and five months for endorsed bearing
JAS n McCJJTRE'
Sept "a AuctiOneer
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SALES TODAY.

by }. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE ANb HOUSEHOLD EFFECTs
~ pno.c sale;.on Tuesday morning September 9h
O'CLOCK at the residence OF the Rev.
tween ~ and 9th Streets shall sell all household furniture
and effects, c0mprsng- ~
Rosewood ChickcriDg piano. forte
Harp, piano stool and cover
Walnut sofa parlor chairs
Dnmask covered and
Mahogany centre tables rout do.
Etagcre, book Shelves Astral
Brussels and threep carpets, rugs
Do and Venetian carpets, rod, and evrs
MaiiDgs, oilclOth, door -
Damask and lace curtains, shades
Walnut and mahogany bedsteads
Dressng and plain bureaus, marble ton washstands
Superior feather beds,
Painted and wood chairs toilet SET,
Mahogany and painted wardrobes, lounges
Do dining and breakfast tables
Looking clauses, clock,
French china glass, and cr0ckery
Table cutlery IRE irons, writing desk
superior cook stove and futures
Iogcher with general assortment of XII reauis;tcs
Terms & and under, cash
~ "''' '' '''ea AaA'ocoy cnaIfsed, bearing
Sept 2o--d " an.,a,,s.,
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by GREEN d. SCOTT. Auctioncer..

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ill On Thursday the 25h shall SELL residence
gentleman declining housekeeping 10 O'Clock, M,
side OF IA street. No. 4s and north
celleu assortment of furniture,
Mahogany marble top centre table
DO extension dining, card, and other tables
Do paTio chnirs, divans, and ct9mans
Maple French cottage and other bedsteads
Feather beds, bedding, hair and other mattresses
Gifandolcs, SOLAR hall, and other lamps
China, glass; crockety, and stone and cutlery
Lounges, and other chairs
Parior aud chamber carpets
Mating aud oiieloth
Window aud painted shades
Cooking radiator, aud other stoves
With good OF kitchen requisites and
articles which deem unnecessary TO enunerate
Tcrms Al under S,l5 f25 credit
and ninety days. notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Sep 26-d Aucioucers,
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ny OxNHflN 3 SCOTT, AuctiOneors.
OFFENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD Ann KIrcuEN FIR
~ nitofe piano oe &C., al aucton.On
s,ant we shall sell ut the Peyon al The corner of
~ street ana fenpsylvania avenue 10 O'clock
sive and excellent assortment of furniture, viz ,
Mahogany marbe-top pier and centre tables
10 hne extension dining table, % feet
10 breakfast, card, side. and other tables
10 dressing and other bureaus sideboards
10 wadrrJcs, wash and light stands
20 mar SOFAS lounges, paIor chairs
10 urion, arm, and rocking chairs
lhe good piano forte and STOOL bookcase, kQ
nina, .iass crockery, and stone
Mantei ornaments, and shades
rier, mantel, and chamber looking glasses
FEATHER beds, bedding, hair and shuck mattresses
French high and w-pnst bedsteads
Large corner 8-day clock, wardrobes washsands
Window curtains and painted shades
Three ply ingrain stair, and chamber carpets
Brass androns, shovel and tongs, tenders
Cooking radiator, alright and other stoves
large assortment OF kitchen requisites
With many other articles which deem unnecessary TO
Terms All of and Gas, Gas, credit
OF two, four, and MONTHS satisfactorily endorsed,
bearing interest.
GREEN x SCOTT,
Sep2l-d Auctioneer.
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CURTAIN MATERIALS-Just received, and SALE
v rich materials, consisting
nns French pobens French de ain English and German
damas ans imaginable coors and contrasts producing the
best effect.
Ten elegant Swiss lace and embroidered
muslin under curtains loops and bands matching.
Also, the OF LIE Gade Meutc Ancien Mod
en Journal which all de
sisas, making and decorating curtains
other drapefy to be had
be selling goods
view Of confning ourselves
Ii better the
satisfied profits benefits
mutual our intention best
goods the country afford for the money.
Terms cash, unless previous agreement s made.
CLAGETT, DODSON, X Co
Sep o-co3if
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printed may respective navy yards
BY the navy agent for the particular yard nearest his ONCE BY
s s Which s asa u0% the and
The schedules will state The times within which the materials
All The articles which may be contracted for must be delivered
offer msde may directed by the commanding officer
provided contract, distinctly
bidders that the and humber Of article.
quantity, witch may be required as well as to tx data for demn
Ss @ but @ %as 70 Is sr mo" o"a f.:
time, the bureau commandment require land acquisitions
year ending Both 1885, and whether guam
titles required be less than those specified the prices shall
bo of the b.., quality
and subject to the pecton count weight measurement Of the
thereof bidders referred to the yard
cpon Of the articles nc Contractors for classes headed M
TO be Delivered will be required 10 name in their proposals
called upon deliver articles when they shall be- required
Tho periods Of delivery of all building materials must conform to
Approved con,rac, will
payment completed
led BY The Department On ea:ss head
the retained the discretion Of the
October satisfactory bal
snes legh per cent? will be paid By the navy
part per paid until all rejected
yard Be- in SS by ss shall be made BY
the parties of the r in delivering all Of the articles
them case said parties will forfeit pay
United States qudated damages Of twice
OF herein agreed upon
the delivery thereof
qudsed damages may be recovered from time time they
the contract, certify they
ssgese worth over and above their debts and liabilities.
Each offer be signed by the persons making
the according the form
dence naming the town and State, be distinctly stated
B. provided the
Of snnallng the contract, without loss the
Congress shall appopria
articles named,
mated sr and on which this advertisement 10 based
whose offers shall notified BY letter
through the ONCE which notice shall be considered sufficient
and they do supplies specified with
fifteen days from the date bureau Of the
of their bid, other person
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VALUABLE ILLINOIS LAND FOR HALE.-I offer for
sale valuable northwest corner Of Jefar
son county, illinois, near the Illinois
80 acres in the farm and from 20 IS good Fencing
W acres OF the best OF the prairie
Of the land is In very valuable dwelling house, n,
orchard OF apples peaches
us and other fruits the wells
the house slabing and other buildings The land
its proximity TO the Central railroad
loan on the land and the interest monthly
tais would aid me thus generously retaining the land But this
vited to give me a call. B. L.. BEGAN,
Sept 20-dAcp6t No. sol 18th street north.
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lEE and Epissies OF ST. PauIs BY the Rev. w. j. Cony
Ii beare, NJ. A., and the Rev. J. g. Hawson ~. A.
The Captains Roman Republic ny Henry William Herbert
The Home in the Valley; by EmitA =. Carien.
Just received a TAYLOR a MAURY's
Sept Is Bookstore. 9th VI.
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DODGERS'S PENKNIVEs, Genuine--A large variety
bought in person by the undersigned Rodgers sons
factory In Sheffield.
Sep FRANCK TAYLOR.
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EIRST-CLASS HOUSE sale.--The subscriber has
sale brick dwelling with back building,
ted Indiana short distance
ed throughout in the superior manner, manes,
and hItures brick stable with
attached, &c.
built tie personal superfnepdcnce of the
and of Il finished
For terms, &C., apply JAMES c. MCGUIRE.
Sep 21-co6t Auctionecr.
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NEW FALL GOODS,-Having just returned from the North,
~ take great pleasure informing
the public generally that have Their inspection,
The very largest and most elegant collection Cloths
and vesnss Of French and English bcs selected With
from the best importing
pared, usual approved
and the most reasonable
WILLIAM TUCKER,
. Pennsyivania avenue, between AZ and 9Th streets.
Sep Ql--dlm
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THE FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY - . fully
organized female college, chartered endowed with $4,000
by the State of Maryland located in Frederick city, Mary
land, healthy southern
This institution able aud efficient board
teachers number library
extensive chemical and philosophical apparatus
confidently believed many mpaing
and refined
land.
The school sectaiap.
For circulars and further particulars Rev sepdmus Tun
d., Washington, d. G.
July 2l-dAcp3mos'
(vITY OF P1ttsburg aud County AIieg hany, Penn-
ylvsnia offer for coupon
Of the city Of Ptsburg county Aghan
These bonds issued Psbug Railroad
Company, by which they guaranteed.
We confidently recommend them capitalists do
sirAble investment
The bonds, together with exhibit, inr
nation he obtained application personally BY tn
JOHNSTON BROTHERS, 4 Co..
Bankers and Fiscal AgenlA
Agents for the P,tsburg and Connesvle Company
Ian 18-dAcpn
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WHATMAN Drawing Paper warranted genuine
bought in person from the manufacturer by
scpM FRANCk TAYLOR
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Attorney Generals once,


ANY having his possession
A REPERTOIRE UNivERsAL belonging
great favor by returning it, C. CUSHING.
Sep 24-l
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Important 10 Maine Lam Adyoeates

ALBANY Sept ga correspondence has taken place be-
tween Judge Bronson the hardshe candidate for
and Mr. f. c. Deevan the great temperance leader upon
the liquor traffic 1t has been withheld from the public
The judge in his letter. for amending the license laws but
is decidedly against any prohibitory law.
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PROPOSALS.

un,... NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
49,, bureau OF Yards and Docks, September % is,ls
NEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed /" Proposals fo, Crs., NJ
~ tnAvyysrd,o Imam. ~ r. na io' CIa" NO ,
wan Dc received at this Office furnishing and
~ 80 navy ysfds ue materials embraced In
o' me oowng classes, particularly dr.cuheS T.,
20 oe FURNISHED application those dssInr 20
A"i W eohuaet io therein "
FOR PORTSMOUTH, N. IL.
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ATripoi of the Prometheus
New loRK, Sept. 25.-The steamship Promctbeus mr..
rived this afternoon from Aspinwa
The Promeheu brings 81 ,OOO 900 of gold on freight. He
news has been anticipated by the arrival of the seamh,
United States at New Orleans.
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The Btach Warrior.--fhe Fever New Orleans
new ORLEANS, Sept. A.-The steamship BLACK Warrior
sans morrow for Havana and New York. with freight
1000 bales of cotton and $4,000 In specie
The deaths by fever at the hospital last week reached $50
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WHEELING, Sept. 25-The river has II ncba. ,y,tor =;
the channel. ~ "
The city is free from cholera, but business dull The
drought continues.
PITrsnuRe Sept 25The cholera does not seem to abate
There nave been 20 deaths within "a hours several new
cases. business much retarded and many leaving the
city, Nearly onehaf the population have left and much dis
tress exists. The weather dry and river low
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Important Arrest
BALTMoRE Sept pa suspicious character was arrest
ed in this city yesterday who it is believed recently
rated the heavy orgeres ON several banks in the city
New York is strongly suspected that several of his ac
completes in Baltimore The police are ON their
track.
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The Wheeling lnelligencer states that the Ohio river
was rising on Wednesday and at night there twenty
inches of water in the channel.
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The largest cargo of received at Buffalo in
sail vessel brought into port Friday of last week
in the bapaue Great West She had $4,000 bushels
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for trial There was large and excited crowd around the
COURTROOM and the indignation the horrible nhumanity
OF this man was quite apparent and it feared that
the excitement might end in of awess violence
which would make further investigation of the matter
unnecessary, and defeat the ends of Justice
~ o. Delta, Sept IA.
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From the I'd to the 18th of September the mayor of Sa
yannah received contributions the of more thar
$4,000 for the relief of the sufferers from sickness in tha
city.
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SONS OF THE OLD DOMINION.
Correspondence Of tha Baltirlore Suu.

WASHINGTON, FtB. =. IN,}i
An enthusiastic preliminary meeting OF the sons
oi tie 'Oli Dominion was held on Tuesday ;rEt
nj the United States Hotel The object was 70 make
suitable arran gcmenfs tor appropriate aud sprit-
ri celebration Of the frs permanent settlement at
.Iatuc-tnwn, Va.
Til" meettn" organized by the choice Of Rev
Or. Balcn President, with w. NJ. Overayn and
T.. 4. Campbell SacrIarrf
A resolution passed TO organize an Asaoc;a-
ti3n entitled ''iae jamestown Society,". and a com
Iniltee, consisting Of Me-rs Overo1, Whiting and
Montague, was appointed 70 prepare an address to
the people OF Virginia
\ committee oi thirteen was also appointed to
Yrcpnre a constitution toe tle Society, composed of
the ioIlnwin. gentlemen: J. \. Parker, ]. H. Wood
VIM. H. sf, II. A. Caldwell i. 4. Thr0cmurtor
Tnos ]. Mr-air, g. w. Huntington, Edward A. J.
Cahrll Beverly Tucker, w. NJ Overton. L. l.. Low
il-. f. G. Darlington, ant John s. Caske
An eloquei-; address was delivered by the Chair
man, End received with great applause.
Ii determined to hold general meeting at the
end OF iortni-l.t.
A very lHrsa Asaocia.ion will doubtless be formed
Tor the ANIMAL celebration Of the day. VI.
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MAIL NEWS.
lcGNGRtss- yvEpNxsnAr.


s.SArr.-Mr Bro4head submitted a resolution
in r..,atinn 10 the establishment OF national foun
nv viii svas amendcd and agreed To-
Nr Ssidell submitted resolution in relation u
taking of the Injunction Of secrecy AZ 10 the VOTES
on noiuiuati ,ns; which was amended aud agreed
10. tLt@.u.. s3lfi 3 ~.
The question OF priviiege. 10 regard to the right
sf Hen =. :. PHELPS 10 seat in the senate, was
taken uy; aud Mr.. Bsyard, who was entitled to the
Aoer gave way 10 allow Mr.. Williams to make q
lew remarks 10 support OF the views OF the MAJOR.
Nv Of the committee: after which. Mr. Bayard spoke
at soa1e length on file other side 81 The qaefaon-
n i expected that Mr.. Bntlcr viii speak to NOR
row. also 10 support OF the views OF the minority
OF the ronnattFe. ar5 II
HorsE OF RePREsysTATfvss--Ihe speaker iald
before the House the report OF the Commissioners
d, Patents which war referred 10 the Committee on
Printing, with instructions 10 consider whether
80 Of1 or 3Cng0a copies be printed. Mr.. Jones. oil
New York moved to reconsider the vote ny winch
the bill making il misdemeancr to ohsiruct the
mail on railroads was raterIef n the COMMITTEE
o1 ,hs Whole on the state ofthe Union After CON
siderable debate arising out the teiegraphfc
fcsnat.h iron, Erie relative TO the renewed attack
a. the people on the railroad track, tue motion TO
rncoDstJer was agreed to- Pending the motion on
he third reading ofthe hill the House went into
eoumittee on the deficiency bin. WHICH was nor
disnosed ot when the committee rose, ana the
Hpuse adjourned -teioh.
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DISTRIBUTION OF THE SAN FRANCISCO
FUND

PHHaDELPTIrA, Feb. The committee on the
san Francisco fund, mot AZ 1o'cock this afternoon
and5the report q the collectors showed that ghe
sum OF $4,000 lad been received which was or.
dcre1 20 be divided Ne follows: ...E -
Capt. Creighton $1,000; Capt. Lowe, of the Kill
hy, and Capt S:outir OF the Antarctic, SInn0 each;
Capt. PenGleton, OF tie Lucy Thomson. $3.50: Cant
Matthews, o the steamer City Of New York, $500;
balance - be distributed among the officers and
crew Of the rescuing ships
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New YORK, Feb. 2-Fiour sold to-day ats decline
Of u cents per bbi.-Southen S9dS9l2. Southern
white Wheat 1925. Mixed Corn 99c 0$i.o y
BALTIMORE, Feb 2.-Sales of 25O8 bbs. Flour ell
S8.s7928 50. Red Wheat, 81 950Sl 81; white, s.
n S2.o5. Yellow Corn SO cents white 90 cents.
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TELEGRAPHiC i NE VS..
CONgREsS.

. WASHINGTON, Feb, s-In the SENATE, to-day
Mr.. CLytons resolution calling Tor amy correspon
dence which may have taken place between the Go
yernnent of the United States and that of Eng
land. relariyeto the Sandwich Islands was adopted
The resolution calling for the correspondence rea
tive to the seizure Of Koezta by the Austrian athor
ties, also adopted The question relative to the
right of Mr.. Phelps, OF Vermont, TO sest in the
Senate, then came up, and Mr.. Butler made a
speech, contening tiat Mr. Phelps not SO emit
tied = s'@'3 p ~ - -
The House. went into Corrimttee Of the Whole
on the D efficiency Bill "a. ,l.i s..o, :, :.
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THE ERIE TROUBLES

ERIE, Feb Gov Bigler arrived here Yesterday
He spoke to.siayto an immense crowd OF the peo
pie, and advised no violence TO persons or property
lie said he syn,pathized with Tie people, and that
Government would protect their rights. He goes
10 Harbor Creek Tomorrow -W
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PROCEEDINGS AT ERIE

ERIE Pa, Feb 2-The excitement here stil con
tnues unabated. The railroad track was re-laid
yesterday but the people becoming very clanlorous
the Mayor ordered it TO be torn up again. to satisfy
them. TIis proceeding displeased Gov, Bigler, and
the Mayor has promised TO have the track laid &c
morrow. The passenger trains are announced tc
run regularly on Saturday. sa 4 l.H 20 sFs.i