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The POLICE JuRY.-This body
met the other day and done some COCO
things. They appropriated $3.50 L
refund losses sustained by commits
sioners on the Comite Bridge, abou'
which we have spoken from time to
time. One thing however which is to
put the people TO great deal Of ex'
pense and trouble, is that they have
elected their President from the coun-
try. The serious inconvenience ex.
perienced during the past year by the
Presidents being almost inaccessible,
we had thought would have been rem.
idied this season. But it is so, and
80 be it." Ou- friend Of the Ca
zette was elected Printer at a salary
of $500. The Advocate receiving
one vote some honest fellow No doubt,
Of true blue politics.
There being very correct feeling
with the Jury in reference to this mat
ter, and a disposition to give the Prin-
ter the full value Of the work, com.
mittee was appointed to ascertain the
actual cost and they reported the
sum Of $500, but very strange to say
in the face Of these figures they turn
ed about and gave $500, which was
entirely satisfactory; for the same
work was dine last year for $3.50 81.
This is very small amount to bestow
for labor worth $500 to party organ
too, that is expected during the year
to justify all their actions. Tae edi-
tor Of that paper last year thought the
half of $500 sufficient. Virtue"
thou art a jewel, Truth" thou art
sparkling diamond in the bottom of
well, that has no bottom.
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.ss e .e [o1gIcIAL.1 M 4sr 4
2a# PROC EiE DINGS gqfs q
or THE
BOAR ID or Sc LECTMEM.
~ - q lima 9Th .1a6A

| =4 JVu0 Otn l0O4s
At a meeting Of the Board Of Selectupen
Of the Town Of Baton Rouge, h-ld this day
present: Ia
JOHN X. DuFaocQ. Mayor. i
I }. BURLINGTON, Ear Books.
ED. HiRiARr, Ed. Wins.
CHAs. GCEDRY, H. ToMLlNson.
The minutes of last meeting were read
and approved,
On motion Of Dr.. Burlington, it wac
| unanimously fs..s,. -. -.
Resolued. That all ordinances relative 10
Bakers, be. and they are hereby, from zaud
after the PRONUNCIATION Of this resolution.
repealed - ~. - =. 80, Fl
The gratuitous use Of the City Hall, for
one night each week, during the year, was
granted to the "YouNa MEn's LYcEum.D
The sum 0: $50 90 per annum; was
appropriated to Independence Fire Co.
No, 2" payable semi-annually on the war.
rant of the Mayor
On motion the name of Mrs. Taqueuo
was stricken from the pauper list.
On motion of Mr.. Tomlinson, the Mans
OF Mrs. Fetter was pleced on the pauper
list at IS 90 per month, N %
On motion Of Mr.. Hiriart, the name Of
Miss. V. Carminia was placed on the pau.
per list at SO 00per month.
The following accounts were presented.
allowed, and ordered to be paid.
}. J. Odom, for Jail Hands, $1o4 70
J. J. dom. for Loafers, st. "a 90
H. V. Babin, hire of a man 10 days 7 SO
F. Arbour, for Lumber 77e1
a, Roger, for replacing lights in
City Hall - SO ~
J. Mulyerhlll for boarding pauper 5 90
Baton Rouge Gazette Office for ex-
ira printing, 4#a 10 SO
The petition Of A: Lesage, for reopening
aceltaIn street lately closed By order Of
the board, was referred to the street com.
mittee, with instructions to report at the
ne xt meeting. uF
Or motion the meeting then adjourned.
JOHN r. DCFROCQ. Mayor.
J. C. GAYLE, Clerk. sw :, ~ i.s
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|
re- The New School Presbyterian
General Assembly, is now in session
at Philadelphia, the old School branch
Of the same denomination, is sitting
at Buffalo. Of course they work to-
gether as harmonizingly discordant, a:
do other latter day Christian relig.
ionists.
They fire off their heaviest guns at
one other. in harmless paper missels
Before the OLE school body, a Rev.
Mr.. Saunders, hailing from the West.
ern reserve of Ohio. wished to be al
lowed to present a resolution against
the Nebraska bill.
San animated debate followed, and
was continued until near the hour of
adjournment, when vote was taken,
and it was decided by large major
ity not to suspend the regular order
Of business for the purpose of crafty
ing Mr.. Saunders
Indeed it is great pity that there
is not gye0t.7 amount of material,
to make questions out Of, that the un-
known eloquence of the clergy in this
remarkably great country" may de-
velope and spread ITSELF
A reformation is certainly called
for; the Clergy seem to have lost
their bearings, in looking after places
Of profit and political power. Modern
Christianity, has scarce feature left,
in which we may recognize the work.
ing Of the great founder, of that most
excellent system. Should not the
question be asked, and answered,
"where is the ear Of progress going
to ~
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Among the foreign items brought
by the America, we find that a rumor
is afoat that the land of Palestine has
been mortgaged by the Sultan to the
house Of Rotbschilds for loan to aid
in the Turkish war. Among other
things it is possible that it will be
set apart as Jewish Kingdom under
the dynasty of the Rothschilds.
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% The Secretary Of State has re-
ceived a letter from Hiram Powers
our distinguished countryman at Flor
epce, in which he says that the Statue
Of Washington, ordered by the State
of Louisiana to adorn the Capitol 1t
this place, will be ready in a few
weeks from the date of his letter the
3rd ulto., for shipment.
She Statue is 6 feet Z inches high
from the bottom of the base to the top
of the head. The base is an oblong
square, 293 inches long, and 10 inches
broad.
The work may be looked for during
the coming month.
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Ella r,r[..ien

On Thursday, LIST inst, at Woodlawn,
La, by the Rev. DR.. Lacey, JOHN NJ.
BURROWS, Of this city, to MARY E.
p 2. daughter. Of CyruaR atilff, Of
West Feliciana n 4
on the 10th May, At Liberty, Mic. by
the Hon. X. M. Nelson. Mr. EDWIN G..
ANDREWS, to Miss MARY C. PAL.
MER, all Of East FeIiciana parish, Il. IA.
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The Perham Gift Lotteries, about
which so much has been said lately,
have been decided to be species Of
gambling, by Judge Woodruff, who
says they are an attempt to evade the
penalty Of the act to prevent rafting
and lotteries.
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@ In a trial before the United

@ln a trial before the United
States District Court, in New Orleans.
the other day, of Robert Hill a
mulato man, native of Mortineque,
for murder on the High Seas, Mr.
Ah-Oon, a Chinaman, was called to
the stand as witness, and took upon
himself the peculiar oath of his nation,
which consisted in first solemuly
promising to tell the truth, and then,
in pledge thereof, smashing an earth
ern vessel upon the floor.
% Pious Gentlemen-"My boy!
my boy! you do very wrong to fish on
Sunday" Boy:-.'It can't Be any harm,
SRI Amt cotchin nothing"
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The Coop TINE CoME.-A tele.
graphic despatch to member of con-
gress announces the gratifying fact,
that woman had been elected consta.
bic in Perry county, Illinois, Wash
augton St0,.
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"What shall I help YOU to 2" in.

.'What shall I help you to ?" in
CURED the daughter ola landlady, to
a modest youth at dinner-table.
"A wife," was the meek reply,
The young lady blushed, perhaps
Indignantly and it is said that the kind
ly Offices ola ncighboripg clergyman
were requisite to reconcile the parties.
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Official Journal Of this City.
G3e Daily &alllet.

G. A. PIKE, Editor 4 Proprietor.
-BATONROUGE, ::::::::::::::::::::JUNE 9, "a
The DIE IS CAsr.-The result Of
the election yesterday, is altogether
more satisfactory than the most san
guine friends of the Railroad anticipa-
ted. The vote stood as follows:
For the Railroad, 1879
Against the Railroad. Z
Informal vote thrown out, l
Total. lat
This represents a majority Of real
estate owners, and will tell in favor Of
Baton Rouge in every corner Of the
State. The people will see from this
that we are not only willing, but ready
to lend all our energies to connect the
Capital with the Commercial Empo-
rum; that no Inconvenience can be
complained Of A Railroad to New
Orleans will enable the Representa-
tives to breakfast in New Orleans,
come up to the Capitol in time for the
opening Of the House. and return
home for "tea."
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BUslNEss-LIKE REMARK.- twill
yon rise now, my dear?!" said brokers'
wife to her sleepy spouse "the day
broke long ago" "I WONDER" replied
the somnolentj fnancier, ::'if the endors-
ers were secured
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ANOTHER SrEAMBoAT.-Capt. J. Fl.
Ure, long and favorably known as the
popular commander of the steamboat
Girsy, remains at Louisville, superin-
ding the construction of his new steam
boat to 60 into the trade between this
city and Port Hudson, a notice Of
which we have already given. The
dimensions of the new craft are to be
as follows: Extreme length, 23O feet;
width of beam, IS feet; depth of hold,
8 feet; width Of floor, 80 feet. The
contractors for building the boat are
for the hull, Messrs J&D. Howard
for the Engines, Roach g. Long; for
the cabin, Mr.. McClaran. She is to
be called the "Capitol," and will have
two engines 8 feet stroke, 80 inches
diameter; five boilers, % feet long
and 40 inches diameter, with doctor,
hosting machinery, &c.-Pic
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10 Our pious contemporary il
Church street, speaking of bis Satanic
Majesty Mr.. Be'zebub says invaria
bly, "our devil" to this we object
because be has no right to take The
name of the Prince of Darkness il,
vain. Besides. if there were any
courts Of justice this side Of purga.
tory, the devil might have his due,
and obtain damages-daily, for very
slandeyous witticisms, that lead PEG.
pie to think him demented indi-
vidual, besides having by proxy to
bear all the sin of the world.
"Our Devil" Pray sir, how does
he happen to be your devil? Have
you ever tkaen up for him ? Have you
ever defended him, SO he might obtain
the little that the world acknowledges
is his due! You have done none of
these thinge. On the contrary, you
have left them undone. Take it all
back-say nothing hereafter, as com.
ing from the devil, for we are acquaint-
ed with that individual ourselves, and
know that he eschews many things
with which he is created.
~The box rent in the Post Office
at San Francisco will amount this year
to the enormous sum of $4,000.
This is beyond any precedent. The
box rent of the New York Post Office
only amounts to $1,000 whilst the
New Orleans Office receivse but ST.
3OS "a. The city e San Francisco,
in its rapid strides to greatness goes
beyond the imaginary pictures in the
Arabian NIGHTS
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70 John Adams being called upon
for a contribution for foreign missions,
remarked: Il have nothing to give for
that cause, but there are here in this
vicinity, six ministers. not one Of
whom will preach in the others pull
pit; now | will give as much and more
than any one else to civilize these
clergymen. .-u4
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The intelligence from Boston crea-
ted he greatest excitement at Syracuse,
N. Y, on the 9th ult;, and knots of
people discussing the subject, were
gathered on all the corners.
On the night of the 26th ult., 1000
men guarded the deport till ten clock ,
P. NJ, at which hour the Jerry Rescue
tocsin was sounded, as the train came
down, but the cars were examined in
vain for the expected fugitive.
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MAsONIC-sr. JAxrs, Iona,

TIMER MOMETERs of the ce,ebr,ted
l. mandatory of BuHME at Berlin.
suited for every use, as for Parlors, sugar
boiling-together with I've scales. etc, for
sale by A. GOLDMAN.
mar. 22stlv Druggist.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
YESTERDAY.

hSc CHA rsn,in. Miller. Hs~bri.t, Hill.
Va; DIR Hoeonbe. Lynehburr; sk. th Ab,n.,i W.
hanorr' seott, Ky; Wool Aib.m.rie: m co,,s
hoss ri asi I.s, ['e G., You q j
Jons Va Chandler wIithi. crump Nsv Kent. a NJ
ley King Queen; DR. GatewooJ, Mldiisser s"'' pSa
AhEhIcAN-J Iurter, Coumhii: Garrett Middi.,.,. N
Ih9Ins .nd .s RI Tr DeGur.
willie. 's'' !" eoou, Dan
CoLCMBIAH-w II Claw. W Damn. y w yo,,
pieassot, koper. PssI.earr date. Cssa,hsm os.
tsrneld NUrfoy, Parco e. norei,nS N,
., PhiiliR' hamp,oa W, rerd Bi.aiss
Mills, Cotirr, GooehlAnd; Mis-, AZ F,n,h rsissS
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Nhoh5 LAMBERT Intends opening An ONE on,n.,,.
HOTEL Calvert street. Bairors on Monday 81 NAV
~, d,y, nom this tine every sal. Of Iot.
~ 1t,y.nfd Win have expired, ed
'nen se Unlawful either To I-, rets ~ s site
per, Le 70 snsillng saLtrOl uiso ha yips
hAd he rood iarane rng .re.dsnce
n not :" BE- accused Of ordI-
ereef. respectfully solts patronage his
and others IN Virgins desire u parehsse reist,
an, nS nso rt.ag As psaokfy dsiag as
.ao 10 ma <ao hf thai orders WIN receive
strictly deserved. 'sp''ea !" MN wi DC
rae tickets In the Maryland Lotteries such Delaware
As ne has sold In here he viii nav, N, IRA
Ens III oe ersnsa or received In payment Of rcks..
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AUCTION SALES.
EIrrI1E naNa

a LISI Or LOTS AND PARTS OF Io.rS IN
mn ~ y o Hishmohd retained deinqu-n The non ps,
80, 49, usreon Tor the xieh ma lots q,
o. ioe -i &c sold In CITY Han on m, a.,
e next term Of the Hastings ~. civ IN mr.
IN .hs hour. o. i2n the morning four oeoS in
together With 20 ~ hefeoo'
".enefN NO.9 Ya,a, IF M o/ m.
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NV osLrlss jan s-rhs Tsehoua In Mis,l.,ioui
destroyed By nre iss cotton
BURNING or A CHURCH
Jan. 2e-Th- Univ Midtown
and the dwelling house aejSnng b.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
NV ohA Ian fLrsSas advisss state thai IN
had h-t he viii close the Paenc
Railroad before MAvlst. Wv '
JAMES L. uoARE HUNG.
Nsu fohK jan 2-JAmes HoAre the murderer Of Mr.. AZ,
Anany, vas hung In Neu York to-day.
FRANKLIN CANAL BILL
hARRisnuRo Jan. 2s.-The bill snnulinp the charter
OF the Franklin Canal company has passed the House Of
Delegates, with the exception Of the 9th section The
senate has eoncuIred in the amendment The bin was
then sent 10 the Governor for his signature.
The Governor starts to visit Erie to- night, on bust.
ness supposed Connected with the railroad difficulties
THE ERIE TROUBLES.
hRiE JAM 27-There Ia great excitement here TODAY
Upon the return Of NJ Fitzpatrick and Others from Pitts.
cannons were fired to notify people to turn out
snd give them reception. The Gro I'D made ru,h %
tear Down the State street bridge when Judge Thompson
ana DINERS ntererei to stop them The crowd then dis
peIsed Messrs Walker and Tracy the directors of the
railroad, were notified by committee last night TO leave
town but refused to Co. and there are strong
oil their being mobbed.
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hy Goddin & Apperson, Aucts

ny Goddin & Apperxon, Aucts
81 .ahaaz 3 d 1Ss sIrT s Ss H
and Island a. g.. n.sT and yCahr. oris.rs
o1sn y, a FLOODED Horses Farnibs Impi.mesu Corn
a. q q. M ls@%:.t ss ,.,n a.
srps Of ssa .I a Ss .r, to dispose
.ail.ss R.. Eass 1',e ,g,,o9 the
, hs ,a asrs 5 m. IN The Of iso es on
stree, @ are Valuable on S ies s ssn linz Of Oh
Ta. i"t /. nov 5ns line, for the Manufacture soap
rasnSa a, s or NM Machine Shop ~
Oh 70. street re- r1n 81 The
,,,nd, Also rse three story Ba b.sr shop
sss.nsy q Gs,S S ,gs,5s @
foSaIas S day. ra VIM sssb e ls
& II ooei premises. hs q, r rsass,
thereto 10 e the
IN the county o. south .ide Jane. Rv.
The Farm r be without the STONE ossr, 90
and hi, Including the
s fss:s A S.s saI,s
yos shae i .sa the .Ssk o. Oxen
.o anS.Ssi no,, v. SnsI -s;s n ,hs .y
Ing Defres az acre.
siSas already s And the following day WES
and E Rls%lif 4Rae4s \
Bridge Rs aSca, ,Ses n H. The so11,y os
dcemea IS 50 se ,rosn thss
isIiSn on hsr.,s, S0PPS.s Roeks rev
is aeIes anu on the margin River This I.,,
now In market. - "uH"ns tne most valuable
TERhs-FOr the Real Estate 1,h cash; b,I,ne. =,
deed. '''"'e'S'' aaueoi secured by trust
For the Personal Estate, all sum. under ssn c,,, - a.
months credit for approved endorsed nego,i, he n
on either Of the above be ,peh
,s TO SELL the sie place the foIosina
The sales will be positively made " 'a''
D GoDDiN APPERsoN Aaet,
9 Immediately after the Of the real In a.
n m on Monday the 18th February 1854 viii h. .oi
below Richmond. e SnEg Aoaa about miles
JAR 'oDpiN 4 APPERs0S,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILING OF OCEAN sTEAAERs.
PORT OF RICHMOND
ARRIVED,

Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymore, Phil, mdse. and paA-
sengers.
SAILED,
Sehr Hope Creighton, City Point wheat w. d. Col
quit & Co.
Sehr. Eugene, Parker. N York, mdro. w. d. Colquitt
Go.
Il Co.
sehr. A. Heaton. Terry. New York, mdre., David
Currle.
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LATENT NEWS 81 TELEGRAPH
Reported for the Richnoad Whir,
Destructive FIRES

NEW YORK, Jan PA fire occurred here this morn.
ing which destroyed tho Columbian Foundry with num-
Der OF dwellings large number of people were turned
baked into the street, and tho weather intensely cold
Another fire occurred day Pearl street, near the
Battery, destroying block of buildings By this Ere
nifty Irish families were turned into the street.
The steamer Ohio has arrived from Aspinwal with
million in gold.
The steamer Alabama las returned from her cruise in
search Of the San Francisco
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ENME tAhUABLE ESTATE KNOWN As
-, atohnc,4nd more recently o Ed W ID a. IIar.
Lson, dcc,d, ut private sRlc.-The subscriber SI.b
k hIssu from the many attending the proner
OF 50 large and valuable estate has eoncds5 70
.neI Tue same Al private tale.
deepest admiration ineyery nd mo- ho
naefnR can convey adequate idea OF ts
anu value therefore preferred persons dispossJ ~
sXcellencits. W '''"s''es ="
Iht estate lies on James River and half mile, b. M
y oetNeen me river and OsboTnes Turnpike and contains
about 4C0 aeres Of nable 50 acres Of msow
n III acre, Of land The land lies admirably and 10 point
ana dafiauon 10 the various This vicinity
TS as The actual annual yield will testify
nsnhon most excellent building Of perfect snsh
InIoughou with ONCE, &C. attached situated within nnbl
- @ Iov emlhehce ana commands view city rive,
ana country for miles around unequaed for sublImity
so me variety Of out houses OF Kind 10 he nnd
water convenisHt. $50 -" ""'""a"seoi pure
s mn PROBABLY combines II beauty productive and
souhd investment than estate tersd In mis- or sny
Market and We would ask for the particular ~,
those In want Of such property 'N-' S"'"'''u OF
INC purchaser VIII be allowed the privilege OF seeding NJ
next van " s"ch % hrst January
msp o. Tree Hill may be our ONCE Propo,on, will
otherwise ''''''V 'u!nsheu oy mall or
Those H,hnE 10 visit bhe premises will ALI on Mr. Bradley
I'd cash the remainder on credit OF And IN
oeaIng Interest payable seraI annually and saetory
yldcd w an ~ I9,,yyncnl may DC d..
Jan oTtby TAILOR WlLLlANs, Auots
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PHILADELpuIA MARxrrc n. oa

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, jan 90
There moderate export demand for Flour and prics,
arc hrm Sales OF 900 barss straight brand at rs rs
per barrel ard $500 bbls good brands part wine
a$s Holders general firm at the latter ouota,ion
There steady demand for city consumption Within the
range Oh :9ss so for common and extra brands
Rye Flour Is now held at so per Dbl.
Corn Meal Il held Tor q further advance
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NEW NOTES UPON wORCEsTEa's

IN PIANOS.
woKcrsrEss Piano YoRrr,-It always AFFORD, . "RN
pleasure 20 good word Of old friend, worV
log his Pianos. 10 gratifying be able to add that
heard the nrst vor complaint Of the price,
billy MI woresstes ps' They elegant
meats OF rosewood and mahogany without
stain about them.-lN Ersning Mirror.
lpoom the New York sunday Courer.1
Psoe-As the mint stamp Of gold reudtrs II
adenee every -hsrs His SKIN Manufacturer popu-
lar nts has given him nrst any
Piano procured 81 his manufacture fail give the
satisfaetion TO the buyer.
A MORRIS Of Panos and
receiving additional supplies by almost
fotS Ills prices the the factory lie snes
examination OF his stock from those In want superior
moderate prices. js2t
the Exchange hotel until Saturday, January
from to IL 4. NJ and 10 p. ~. My short there
fore let all whp wish treatment apply
by Addressing postpaid boz TO New York City stating the
also whether the stands promptly or
tuo dollars, obtain advice which
case the pay Tor advice will be deducted The
sidered. ~
DR BRAsEnD has sight In ca,es
partial and total blindness from II
oy rom ~ seconds to minutes application scientific
OF his own discovery vithoat cutting, pain or wash.
Dr. b. has also, cured Of ndamaton
Hravated grades pain from, and intolerance of light
pess, or loss Of sight from and which
have remained permanent to the present moment
FOR abundant evidence 81 the facts stated reference
mad to statement, OF persons treated and published In
Papert Many Of those be his
or NJ Of each day. at which hours Dr. b. will perform
Periments on the that b presented.
See notice above for hours days Those
see Dr. Brainerd wlthn the time stated will
~ he will positively leave route for New Orleans
Instant. iaiT-tf
poWDER,i'cok kegs D.,ng 500 90 Sporting for sale by
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GRAIN.
wheat is in active request and l5Ooa2oOo bushels
soo " ~ per ba-hel for red and Sc 30 for white
small lot Of Rye brought al To-
Io'n 10 demand and @asooo bushels yellow brought
Oats are held ct 90 cents per Bushel.
Whsicy Is unsettled and prices have advancsd N q,
eesI ,0f hhd' and 80 cents for barrels with little
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Up IL. R..--riE IMPORTANCE OF RFGILARITYI, &.
hgh iGportan that mankind should observe strict es,
i, All ,me aaairs Of i Regularity ndua.s hea-ITre.
hS AT regular hours-Fetiring regular
aIeenar mc-and We should be equally particular about Ais
rom the bowels the fecal acrimonious umo,s
~ poy rege&r hourIto empty the bowels their
Hnle ~ mankind would observe this great ami inn.
uIy and prepare their bowels regularity The
III, Arpu muc sickness Railways Regulators induce RrK.
.hey regulate every regular action The iIvsr
& kdnfys Heart SKIN Bowels other orrsn, viii,
,, OF Railways kegulstors ali The reru.
,i o. worn Persons troubled with
ae van hnd that BY taking Railways Re.
every night, on going will have
,ims H. ooHes IN the morning at regular period a
aei, pie neBu'a'or viii regilate-threc will purge.
iaaa-2w ADlE GRAY, Druggists,
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gW Prizes ftls one, -
h a. "ete' 10 o. ~ 10000, Bel Air 3, June 2iit-
WI. do u % 200, Patsp.eo liz, Jun. 7s,h.
uekst go 20. 1900 nj Julv 1sth
W oesnes great others 600 40 sls0 kc
Jan. ws Mssi,l.nd L.,is,ir. fo, January, Issii
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" ioRI' JAN 2s.-crurer &Fullers French Cartridge
factory at Ravenswood Long Island, exploded yesterday
ana all inside the buildings except two wca killed. The
loss Of lie Taou y estimated There from twenty
10 thiy In the buildings. The windows for miles around
were broken. The killed were mostly girls and bovs
fHiLApfLPHIA, JAN ee.-Both branches of the Penn
syi'ana Legislature have passed the bill annuing the
Charter of the franklin Canal Company.
sympathy meeting, in favor of the Ericans has been
held in this city.