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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-03-07
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, March l.
The Senate adopted resolutions secu-
ring freedom of worship for American cit
izens abroad.
Several private bills were passed.
The Civil and Diplomatic Bill was ta-
ken up, and an attempt made to push it
through with the House amendment for
the modification of the Tariff. Messrs.
Bro"dhead, Cooper, Clayton and others
avowed their intentions Of tacking thereto
the French Spoliation Bill, Miss Dix's In
sane Bill. and every vetoed bill, if any
modification of Mr.. Badgers amendment
to the bill providing for the reduction of
the duties on rail road iron should be in.
sisted on.
The Senate hen took a recess.
In the evening the Civil and Diploma
tic bill was again considered, but up to
half past nine o'clock no vote had been
taken.
In the House Executive communica-
tions asking for appropriations were re-
lerred.
The bill for the amendment Of the re-
ciprocity treaty was passed.
The House disagreed to the special a.
mendments of the Senate to the Indian
Appropriation Bill, and referred them TO
a Committee of Conference.
In Committee of the Whole on the
Army Appropriation Bill, long debate
ensued on Mr.. Benton's amendment to
raise eight batallions Of moupted rangers,
or four companies ofseventy each, for pro-
lection Of the Western frontiers.
The House then took recess.
In the evening, the debate on the Ar
my Appropriation Bill was resumed, but
no action had been taken thereon when
we were compelled to close our report.
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In this city were characterised, made them
entirely reverse their opinions. They 60
away charmed with our taste and appre-
ciation. The renowned Miss "Cout.s" re.
remains at the St. Nicholas. She conte,p-
plates trip South, have heard.
Mr.. Jacobshon, musical German gen.
tleman, returned in the Baltic. He is
allied with Mr.. Niblo and Ullmaun, Ma
dame Souiag's late manager, in bringing
out another opera troupe. Mr.. Niblo left
yesterday for Europe, and Ullman is now
there. These gentlemen have already
engaged some first class singers, and
will do all tl.cy can to break down the
company at the Academy of Music. The
business of importing singers and giving
operas IS becoming one of the largest
and heaviest catalogues OF trade.
The biography Of JAS ,iorlon Ber-
nett, Of the Herald, is announced. It
is to be written by gentleman formerly
connected with that paper, who is sup
posed to be none other than G. Edwards
Lester. Another publisher announced the
triple confessions and doings Of Bennett,
Wikof, and Fanny Ellsler, but so enraged
was the editor Of the Herald that he re-
fused to allow the person who was an
nounced as publisher tosiiave any OF his
papers for one week, though he dealt in
them to the extent of six or seven thous.
and daily.
Joyous and beautiful is the natal day
Of Washington. Sounds Of music greet
the ear from every street, and the brilliant
uniforms of military companies, and the
regal;a of benevolent societies flash in the
sunlight. Cannon are booming in the
Park, and every thing reminds us Of the
birthday of the father of bis couptry.-
The famous National Guarl are ou, para
ding, and the order of United Americans
hive grand procession on its way to the
Academy of Music, to hear an address
from the Hon. Thos. r. Whitney, a Know
Nothing Senator, and member elect to
Congress.
Ghe American Times, the Know Moth
ing paper, failed to make its appearance
this morning. Il was ouly started last
Saturday. The reason assigned is, til at
The press broke down: something else has
more probably broken down. The Ma
tional Democlat which was started by the
Burrs, has recently changed hands. Il
Is now published by w. ID. Parsons---lor
the public good we suppose!
There is great activity in the world Of
art here. Lockwood, who sold his "Last
Judgment so well, intends establishing
an Art Academy in this city in MAY. II
will combine all the advantages Of Euro
pean schools, where painting in all It's va
rious branches will be-taught. lockwood
is just the man, and fortunately is now
in a condition TO commence such nm en-
terprise so promising To art. Ills school
~illbc in Union Square, and will open on
the 18th Of May.
Maclise, an Irish English artist, has
brought large, fine landscape painting
TO this country. 1t has the merit Of hav-
ing been touched off by the late celelra.
ted Turner. The picture will soon Le
placed on exhibition.
The life Of Gcucral San Houston, was,
rs | stated, written 10y z. Edwards Lester.
II has not tho merit Of being new. 1t
was prepared for another purpose some
six years ago. 1t is to be illustrated by
Dallas. PINK.
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WASHINGTON. March 2,

In the Senate yesterday, Mr.. Clayton
moved to strike out the amendment mod
flying the tariff from the Civil and Diplo-
matte Bill, bit the motion was rejected
by vote of "a to 81. Mr.. Douglas vo-
ted with the majority with view OF bring
ing up the question to day, which he did,
when the Senate rejected the amendment t
by vote of "a to 81.
The President has approved ofthe Tex
as Creditors Bill.
The House concurred in the Senate's
amendments to the Army Bill for the
purchase Of Camels for the use of the Ar
my. and adding four new regiments to the
standing army for the defence Of the from
tiers, with another Brigadier General.
Both Houses are occupied in discussing
the appropriation Bills.
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@r The celebrated yacht builders,
George and James Steers, about to con-
struci beautiful pleasure vessel for Mes
srs. Edgar and Brothers, Of the New York
Yacht Club, 80 feet long on deck, Ii2
tons burthen, the estimated cost Of which
is $4,000.
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There are 80 X. N. Coupciis in New
jersey, averaging about 100 members
each. Each member pays an initiation
fee Of 80 cents, Of which but so cents
Is retained BY the Councils, the balance
going to The treasury Of the Grand Couu-
Gil.
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SAD AceIDESr.-on Friday afternoon
last, a little daughter, about eight ye ,rs
ofage, Of our esteemed fellow citizen Mr..
D.J. Will, swallowed an iron screw a.
bout an inch long, with which she was
playing, and died from strapgulation be-
fore Il coald be extracted. Sumter Ban.
ma.
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Ed. LEDGER.

E9- We learn from the Black River
Watchman, that survey Of the route for
railroad continuing the line of the vii.
mington and Manchester road to the town
of Hamburg has been completed and ef.
forts will soon be made to secure the char
ter by com lying with its terms.
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@ JOB Stanleys sash manuactory,
and four other buildings adjoining, IN
Market-street, above Brijgewater stseet,
West PhiIadelphia, were destroyed by Gre
last Thursday night, Loss $4,000.
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LANCAsTERvILLE, sc,


WANTED IMMEDIATELY, a Compositor,
one who can do press work would be pre-
terred-to such an one permanent situ-
alton will be given.
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Return OaY.

Saturday last was Return Day, and
from what We can learn, good many ca
ses were returned. People should be
more lenlent, we think, when the times
are so tight.
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GE Judge TrumbolL she new Sens-
tor from Illinois, is Connecticut man,
and formerly lived in Colchester He is
a grandson Of Trumbull, the historian Of
Connec lieut..
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Holiocdy's Pills certain cure for In
digestion, Flataleney, Liper and Besoel
Complaints Mr.. j. Billing, Of Newton,
Devon, in letter to Professor Holloway,
dated December 4th, 1852, states that he
was afflicted for three years with slarin-
ing attacks Of indigestion, which produced
fatnency, and diseased liver; and that
his bowels were Mt time so violently af-
fected, as 10 cause serious apprehensions
foi his life. lie had medical advice with
out avail. At Lengths, being advised to
try Holloway's Pills. he did so, and in
very short time they removed all symr-
toms If disease and restored him TO per-
feet health.
An INVALUABLE ExPEcToRANr.---Dr. Rc-
gers Syrup of LiSerwort. Tar and Cancha-
lagua, has received more weighty endorse.
ments than any other Cough medicine be.
fore the public, comprising the names Of
Physicians and Clergymen, nttes.ing It's SUI
Pchority FOR the cure II Consumption, In
ail its various stages For sale in Lancaster
by MAGILL & HEATH, and by Druggists
everywhere.
Price--Iu large bottles 81.
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G1 The Hon. Mike Walsh has deter
mined TO contest theerighttof Alderman
Kelley to = seat in Congress from the
Fourth Congressional District Of New
York.
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GrIr9rupbr.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
New York, March /.

New York, March l.
The US. Mail steamship, St. Louis,
Capt j. A. Wouon, has arrived at this
port from Havre via Southampton, hav-
ing left the latter place on the l4th u!t.
Among the passengers is Mr.. Soule.
The British Mail steam ship Canada,
arrived at Liverpool on the 18th ult., and
The Herman at Cowes on tho 18th.
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Carriages.

Mr. Hoist from Chester, viii be here,
during Court week, with an assortmentof
which he is desirops Of showing
10 our cit;zens.
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Holto@oy's Ointment and PiHs-Eff-
cacious Remedies for the Cure Of Bad
Legs and General Debility Of the System.
Mrs. Gihl"n, 81, Bailey street, New.
castle-on-Tyhe, had been s1ffeier for
considerable period, from,ucers in her
legs, which 50 bad that she Was almost
incapable Of walking, consequently her
health became very mucl,impaired. She
tried many r, NEEDLES without deriving any
benefit; at the spggestion Of others, who
had been cured by HollowayS Ointment
and Pills, she co'nmenSed psipg them, Ly
which means her legs were sounlly cured
and her health completely re.esiaLlished.
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Commercial Intelligence.

The Liverpool Cotton Market was COM
pafatiVely quiet on the 18th and 18th
nit, only 10000 bales having changed
hands during the two days.
The Liverpool Breadstnffs Market ex-
hibited 90 change, and only limited
business had been transacted at previous
rates.
The London Produce Markets were
dull
The London Money Market. Consuls
ior account closed at from OIL 81 Is.
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E1- Ex. Chancellor Bib, Of Kentucky
now full 80 years old, appears, in his
stalmart from, before the Supreme Banch
arguing for Col. Fremont in the Califor-
mia case.
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Genaral Intelligence.

There is Eothing important by this ar.
rlyal from the Crimea. Dispatches from
Lord Ra 5lan, dated the 9th of January,
say that the days we're fine but the nights
intensely cold. The hurs were being got
up, but with much difficulty. Adv;ces,
however, from the Allied forces, dated the
Slst OF January, report the weather to be
growing milder.
A French Company has offered to raise
in France fro u 10000 to $4,000 men for
the services Of the English Government
half the number to be ready in fifteen
days. The English Government its re-
ported, is disposed to entertain the propo-
sition.
The Car hasissued proclamation da-
ted the 18th ult., calling the whole male
population of the Empire to take up arms.
An additional Russian force of 10000
men Is to be sent to the Crimea.
The British Parliament was to have
re-assembled on the 18th ult.
Lord 1ohh Russell Is to proceed to Vi
emma to act as British Plenpotentary at
the Conference. He is to be accompa.
MED by Mr.. Hammond, Under Secretary
OF State for Foreign Affairs.
The Paris correspondent of the London
DAILY News, says that Mr.. Soule consid-
ers that the scheme to purchase Cuba is
completely overthrown.
The Duke Of Genoa is dead.
The overland India Mail had arrived,
bringing advices from Bombay to the 10th
ofJanuary. An insurrection had taken
place in Cabul. 10000 Persians were
besieging Bentir Ccbasi, and a murderous
conflict had taken place, the besieged hav-
ing offered fierce resistance.
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THE T LANCASTER LEDGER.

E The closer we follow nature the
longer shall we live the farther we devi-
ate the sooner we shall die.
A- Thesuperduities protested chris
tians would send the gospel to the whole
world. -.-
aa ESr Col. Benton, in acknowledging
the present of silver, pitcher from the
New York Mercantile Library Associa-
ton, informs his young frien'ls that he at
tributes whatever Of mental and bodily
vigor he now has and whatever of busi-
ness application he has ever shown, to a
resolution formed early in life to abstain
from all intoxicating drinks.
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Agents for the Lancaster Ledger.
Terms Of the Ledger.

Cash in advance always. No paper will
be stopped until paid for unless we choose to.
We have n fine assortment of JOB Type, and
are prepared to DO any kind of Job Work,
with ncatness and despatch.
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The Senate adopted resolutions secu,
ring freedom of worship for American cit
izens abroad.
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An Address delivered before Butler Lodge,
A. +: NJ, on the anniversary of st. John
the Baptist, by Joseph Abney, ESQ.
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NEw YORK MARKS

MlGeus.--FlouIuif hiELer, tslrt Of good oh'
Al 9,2S,s,15; Soutbttn tim 81 8, 01Ae,i5. Wheat
firm, with kAhs Of Geneser 81 $3.50. Cora east
e., bul pol quoiabIy lover, With Hles Of e5,00t
kq. wesieta niei. Polk nihe hIEkel; old mess
1925, and new neSs l6,25Ilb.64. Beef ffm.-
Lard stiETt', no, qaoLably hghtt. Ohio whisky
3lI. Gtoceties-Rlo Coffee htm al l0i; Susai
snd Mohsses Gtm. l.neted oil active aud Grnti
ii SOssl. Tobacco Ltuyhnt.
Cotton msrkei dull, sales s0l bales.
Stocks oprned heavy, but improved Of elOse.-
Money abundant. Indiana SIS 81; Missouri 6f
sil; Clev. & ToiedoIalIIOsi honjs t2l; Canion
2li Cunbd 81; Env 46Ii RsSdIns 7s!i Peun'a.
Coal Co. 1924,
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Tnr usu Portes Bill, ~hleh rtssel ii tie lale
szs.ca u Cohstes PtOtids iital after the Isl Of
Jaly nsAi, eli nail matte, shall u PIE paid, sni
Tx lbs postage 10 California SILL be ten eehts iot
single lsllet Instead Of SIX, Is a rtessnil and
tbIna will W demanded tOt eli letien ,tsas.
niitrd any disAnte exceeding tbtts thousand
d,y4 vtthju the tttuloty Of the upted States
one k.lr Ounes, - ct pteseh,, OOasdIuttS . sin.
ri. tsis.
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AsoSo ron 4nE It1Sts;-
"Mett ne 81 m0os!lshi-a loIa
lSau that ttk Of tLAe."
---@NS-

Tar P.4o1er or MrplasL-Tssts ,te times,
urqueEiouaLlh wheu pills ate COED things but
seus,,lly pillows ote Le,Ie;. We sts Of oriaton
tANiAe fotnst have often got nol little credit
which lanly belonged to tue latte. When a.tnan
Is H. The doctor tells hin 10 60 10 bed and X con.
tpttj, bnl quiel, bIseumbehi Po5Iute, aud tempo
t,ty oBhiaeaes Ste, In rety many cases, the sue
cvsful temedial pgents altetaII diving pills is
Tue way tie doctor has Of tuning The KEY upon
lis patient, keeping bin al borne' establishing
l.,lt6rul bodily functions. and opening las mind
to good advaaIagsS.-BE.
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pRslsrINn rAe rAyLAAY.

CLtrrLAxp. March I.--TAe TteaspteE Of Ash.
tabula cOuuly this afternoon attempted 10 fotce
opeatlre vpull the Father Beach Bank 81 AshIa'
Lnla 10 collect t61eS, and Wts elected by tue
Cashier, Mt. Hubbard. Cheat sxcitenemeni pie
rails, The Tn1sutst has gone AitsG help.
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Daguerreotypes.

fINo The pubu. would ~ That VIII Ett one months
titt before ditbptilNe IGEIS rtsos CO.. Pes i0r
Is 1eAi, sDd ial tOhiRpe iobht ihen ~ low ~ i1I
eat OF al Gdv1e IN Tue pTte Of VCtuej. am R0W t
king lDtENertOiype' or gtA and PaPtr, IS well As Sod
or Stts0Tie TisusS, Whth TIE public are invieb TO
c1lltld txonine haze u.t ttelEad ttsat variety Of
lRtJ cases lor TIE hOldaFL whMb will sell iEV 80 10
IOO pef Ceut. hHow The iOruet PrItC.
IGLn Keep on Lad, AID Tor sale. large supply Of d.
rteTIeotype AppaTPIui, aud IuaienGt q al lndS,
-InTG A. G. pAHTElIMR
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Acorrrtp,-Ns Hcatetoa, ,eLatged With the
uuf8.t Of bet child, WSsittought bklOts tie CON.
nOs PIess Coau Al 81. ClaitsttlIe, on Thutsaty.
Tbe unl ooaliabed until Sslptdty tletab6a,
uLtn he juty tslued, and sfef sbout - minutes
dtI,ba1tOu tsistnsd Verdict Of not Guilty!
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xxretraDastu, Pnbt Lvsiss New York
jOaInnl. london Lancet tot Nsteh, 'NOrlh and
Soplh,' The BiuGias tIOBss,' 'cbsndl.rS Plan
Of ss,attOPOl,' H'tRfs Ssoty Book, 80. axe,
hsy k lsl At tue LIlls BoOkSl0re VI Robinson L
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PtrTslrEGu, March sth.--Hivers feet inches.
II . stand. Weaker cloudy and damp.
Cixot%Sl71, March sth.-.Rtyet tisen ~ tsei.
WetlLet mid,
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1IENEY TALLGNT. LEWIS 5. DELiTLAlSt aud
III WILLIAM Tails ST have 5OTaAd C0-RTtHtT"
SAp UT lie paTPOAt Of tiAn'sCiRs WbV,etAA GnFtry
ard nIy GU1dt Ind Forwarding aHd tGtrt' t0niaSSon
hpsrsss il thI ciit, urdel TIE GrmOi TA LIANT pE-
LIPIAIN The WhO.eIsie niy GOodt hsnr&N vii A
cUnJrsied at NJ q Main ret tul The WhoiSth GTOee
~ aud cuiiniSTiou bgdDeVe 81 No. u Atin hteeL
ANNIE aud teISonabie NOtkS Of IfF GOoAA aud Gtote
ri'S sill twGy h on sale - lUW trt AID On tttom~
lpdb,inE terH, 10 whKh Ibey taTptI av'ls The atsn
f,6u ri q IJEf kUTltR. mas
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BURNS RECEPTION.
BosrpS, March s.-4hihoay BntnS reception
TOOK place al fremont Temple last night. oae
thops'nd Persont present. II Tat seni.teligi'
Gus atitit, pfonipent IbolitieaIsts absent.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

MAReu s,--Plout quiet al S.5Oss.3j. Whisky
2Ii. Provisions mole inQuited lot. Mes polk
1900: bulk SHOULDERS DC. l.a,jSi. l1Rseed oil
is in oenUnd al 50, Int il held higher. GtoceIie3
unchanged. Clorersstd dull 81 $50.
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ppnM Npn, npIEANS.

Mtcn f.-.Tht Cshtvba has strite3 from he.
rama With dates 70 tue 4lh. TIE SHa lAeinio and
PFiacelon Wete 81 that pitt
Bpsineks retiTinE, motke'f unchanged. The
teteipt5 Of suglf ipPeted by blockade.
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MLvAVE;r, March SAL The chStitr eleetinn
tue whole Democratic ticket is elected. J. b.
Ctcss IS elected Mayor by 400 majsFily.
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Iadqts., IaEg taNs, iftrits,
iis5p69Es, IfpS class ;setle+
s itt G 4 IS 81
"a q leSadett iegrss {.
Itaali6 a iHtt RFtsi q g
lTNISyTiiE lR Raj IN l'tG0R I'tsStisAh
REST0R ATtYE OF III : gQhS W
ZION WHEN lBR0 NlSN DOWN lbY
DISEASE, OUR tlyYN5 Cl us ss
yEASSs REiStit 3N't1- $3.50

CHantAia I3Cniamt h.-- wktJttsf kheEh ha ",
ftE1oSf nIl tA T. kst II wa re W.
EuoT he CAP 10 Glsd u lt 8 ~;
Vilh oibsi& cj ne lA4l kpop ApS 1904
HtEF'S' ''sssss'f $3.50 KItex. CT, Y istt
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EbifoRs lETrtuGExrIRt
lee hr tbs Eornp;'s aptr that Mt. Partridge hstk'
mi Jybn liz bE,r 10 'ssIit Fsk Hih eNy ES1 "a cay
isTss AID ieptS 10 htti me- PIDPUrtd Ia aeteFsnS
L;S ntr shall toID0 ron iEsVA hAn1bil showing W
lit bUCe 81 PSuidSes, ID their IrVH hSht' ,r,,s
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Tat RIE1'OS Gap FotLlEs o. S6ftttT-pi Hieu.
stly tLti Of yeaAs lStiss ma geatlkasa- o..
rspyins The tuealIoa Of AHaaget Of out eotte,.
SSsotG weiA,stt to,a'YotAe eop,aaaitaliOp
q gentleman Sho Miakt lie esass 81 May Of
,.e tril, eopplAjbed of does mol tesG enlItely
rsLtNe fehl!en8tA.
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ELECTION

MAEcn s.-AtfanErmenis ATE making fot the re-
moIsl VI Ii, seal Of Gotetnme nj ~ This CIty.
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llEI.EI5TsAIRHIGlN EWS

KIN. YICToRYIS CHICAGO.
Catel0p, March s.--Tle KnaE Nothing major.
ity tot Mayor is 34l. Gttat ItiGeihg-istes lIs.
etsioa headel W German baad.
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ate 10 a tf "a ieHeef tttiHs 81 tie Ckctrll
AKA RAiFS{ /. III thR JasibfiHS lchtdafk, Vtti
iT-lktTe HirFSE u 1+s91 .. NJ uE nail this leaf.
inf Be1ite q 40 Z a. hbplhs ~ ~ tsAtOss tGCsa
pfSpeE tlEli) thd fIiSIhs u Cemtsa ii te:A p. a.,
zNAaCttI1E NTH eIE8S trEf q is r n toT Ctn ANAL,
IBAa BsH5gS aud 4 Gttti tbA % 3;iSP "a, uilh l,Sl
train Eof CSkyetiA TtStyGllQ30 tetlt Is o. SttS1k
Eist tiIiE o. ~ s. n q NJ =, u. III !NbdUSIy and
uetldl aRa nj Toledo and Wa Aottpe VIZ an
ClFte
ld-lstyta wLetfbs al %, 4. "A (ttuPT'E s y TeE'
VOID lor FaGlehstTS an Eqtt tIg baltimore \ ote u
express traiE,i e1apedRs y bellaire Nlit tfP!cRf
lrl!n eaITSx Graz Ntslerh nnil, WhicElsltIs
LsilTe ~ II 4, a itoSt q "
c. Sriise, AntS tie end Ssgal opd am linf ct
CosnEui ii tn ?. ~ Nib iielnt hi G'e'p
Hs.i. India IA FOi and CisaSd o. Ih1t1iR 1to
IoeaO, SaudEsly. Ilr:IN4i aud CsteaS1.
Returning.
iE-IAaVeS Ee&lit al p, NJ o. 1rr sal Of mai!tTaiu
ron CR,pmbe tad ~ Hl'IOts' enc ar'Vet al WAst'
iut d is$if. a..
.d-LraveS I+l1ile al l;a M, o. Arrival ~ ;hr9sEh
eypfesS IIGia i6m IfRtiEsaN, ASfHtF 81 lkafNoa 20
IN TS.st, ts and tlia1e tRliiAle asa lap eI
ptsfS tFaiB or bItiH0te and EatTh tIet GTTiEs1 al
WLAtltfst GijF. ".
CDcinfi, .diaHAElit spd CAltteo, go Oh TONI Tag
10 chtsEed IhIUlfh 10 ZlneSyiEt, NeWttE, C0umhEa
IGd CinctnG1l.
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'rbs Law q NsMssAP

j. SSSshhttt ttayt u ~ ste etftt4t tttitS 10 tle
sos mn. lst . q Ire thilr M.
IN GaHAEIib aft bflkt t6e att Ahtt Iii hA1i.
oiais. lt4 ~ 81 q St6l tak All III
n sssSttI s9 IA Of no 70 tsa th,it rtAolI.
81 g. ~ fI,Fos ID 81. Is & 81 sfS.i Is :
livUtaeTibttt Etu9ytt 70 0ibtt Rlhtkt Ritto fh8tu-
n. Ne PRblt ~ ItEtft6Ie teb1 70 the f8fneS
n, stsjSA III kIttta tsi9f3 bIss ~
NJ toettS faN dttsea that al q q tSEs peSioa.
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TaE RrA.-A tstivII u business has CON.
meneed, and yrsl.idty Tie ~tati presented tnbn'
im,ivd Sul cbtvnaG appeattnee. The westhet Is
niIi aud beautifsi,
The tiytr was rising last nigh, Eith over feel
Wttttn The channel. The ice has IlOksn in the
Allegheny, aud as eAPseted down last night. Tbs
asrsst,on is nOS probably uninterrupted beiretp
tits aud Ciheinnsli.
The avSnst Allegheny attirel from Captlns'
put % 60 loas Of rtiELl, aud sentup.
The ]. II. Do,as LEFT With g0ol u'p t0' Gin
einLAti.
The Mononsahela Belle AMI Fort Pitt came up
Tie Forest City tultsd ftOm SsuLenriIIs and
LEFT loi Pittsburgh
TIE Alsamoat, h'ylag taktA again on load al
tue fIeirhtienosed froa bet dudnethv laIe disss
sslstat Msnsi1, was 10 have leIt P'tkstsIutt
tOriLp pm, last piGhL
TIE CITY Of Wheeling is still receiving fttiGh'
,al will lssrs tot Cincinnati TO mOttOw.