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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-22
CONGK Il ssIONAL.

In the House, on Saturday, sitter We went
to press, the Pacific railroad bill being under
consideration, the question was put on the
adoption of the amendment of Mr.. Davis, of
Indi ana, which was agreed-yeas 1o4, nays 81
The next vote If Importance was on the
adoption of the substitute, as amended by
substituting in its stead the amendment of
Mr. Davis, of Indiana; which was also agreed
0-yeas 1872, nays 10.
The question then REQUIRED on the third
reading of the said bill as thus amended; and
twas ordered to be engrossed and read the
third ume-yeas l04, nays 81, as follows, viz ::
Yeas-Messrs James c. Alien, Willis Al
len, Appleton, Ball, Banks, Benson, Benton,
Bliss, Bristow, Bugg, Campbell, Carpenter,
Caruthers, Chamberlain, Chandler, Chase,
Clark, Cook, Corwin, Cox, Croker, Cutting,
John g. Davis, Thomas Davis, Dawson. Dick.
Dickinson, Disney, Drum, Durham. Eddy,
Edgerton, Edmands, Ellison, Etheridge, Ever
hart, Farley, Flagier, Florence, Gamble, Good.
rich, Goodwin, Green, Greenwood, Harrison,
Hendricks, Hem, Hughes, Hunt, johnson,
Knox, Lamb, Latham, Lindley, Lindsey,
Lyon, McCulloch, McDOugall, Mace, Macy,
Matteson, Meacham, Middleswarth, Smith Mil.
Ter, Morgan, Noble, Norton, Mordecai Oliver,
Parker, Phelps, Preston, Pringls, Ready,
Richardson, Riddle, David Richie, Thomas
IeODDlue, pONt, CdDlu. sage, Sapp,
| Samuel A. Smith, Sellers, Frederick p. Stan
ton, Richard II. Stanton, Straub, Andrew
| Stuart, David Stuart John L Taylor, Nathan.
iel g. Taylor, Thurston, Tweed, Upham, Wal
bridge, Walker, Valley, Warren, Elihu B.
Washburne, Israel Washburn, Tappan Went.
worth, Westbrook, Yates, and Zollicoffer -IO4
Nays-Messrs. Abercrombie, Aiken, Ashe,
David j. Bailey, Thomas II. Bayly, Banks.
dale, Barry, Belcher, Bell, Bocock, Boyce,
breckenridge, Bridges, Brooks, Caskie. Chas
| tain, Churchwell Cobb, Colquitt, Craige, Cur.
| tbs, Dunbar, Eastman, Edmundson, Faulkner
Fenton, Franklin, Fuller, Giddings, Goode,
| Grey, Grow, Hamilton, Aaron Harlan, Hast.
ings, Haven, Hibbard, Hill, Hillyer, Houston,
Daniel I. Jones, George w. Jones, J CLANCY
Jones, Roland Jones, Keitt, Kerr, Kidweli,
Kittredge, Kurtz, Letcher, Lewis, Lilly, Mac
donald, McMullin, Mcqueen, Maurice, Max.
we'll, May, Millson, Morrison, Murray, Nichols,
Andrew Oliver, Orr, Peck, Peckham, Pen.
nington, Bishop Perkins, John Perkins, Phil
lips, Powell, Pratt, Puryear, Reese, Rogers,
Rufin, Seward, Shannon, Shaw, Shower, Sim.
mons, Singleton, William Smith, William H.
Shith, George w. Smyth, Stratton, John j.
Taylor, Trout, Vansant, Wade, Walsh, Wells,
John Wentworth, Wheeler, Witte, Daniel B.
Wright, and Hendrick B. Wright-97
Shortly afterwards they adjourned.
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asoRsxTovH CORRESPONDENT.

accidental. Deafh-Ibacy Storm--SaLe Of
haSH-Lectare By Mr. ByoOks-Ne.c Pen
ny Popsr-Report Of Dr.. Craig-Markets.
GKoRGErowN, Jan. y, 1855.
The lifsless body of an individual named
Gusty Davis, Was found yesterday morning o.
stone quarry, on the shore of Rock Creek,
opposite Mr.. Cunninsham's garden. Fcom
all the information We could gather in reIa
ton to tbs matter, II spbsGrs that DO, iu com:
pany with a number Of other persons, we're 1t
= groggery SITUATED near Col Thompson's, on
Saturday night, drinking and rafting. About
i2t O'Clock, Davis left to return home, after
which nothing was Heard Of him until his
mangled corps was found above named. He
resided near the Washington Brewery, and
the general impression is, that owing 10 the
extreme darkness of the night, he missed his
base of which bis body was found, and fell
of, distance Of ffon ffty TO oro hundred
feet. Coroner Woodward held an inquest
over the body. What the verdict was, We
have not learned. We have heard Il rumored
that In consequence Of some suspicious of foul
play, the jury were unable to agree upon
verdict.
A heavy thunder storm passed over our city
last night, between one and two o'clock, &C
companied by the heaviest fall of rain We
have experienced for six or eight months
The scene for an hour or more was awfully
grand. Many Of our streets was one perfect
sheet Of water. The most terrific peals Of
thunder, believing loud, deep and long, might
|'be heard in almost every direction, and the
entire heavens above presented the appear
ance OF sea Of liquid FIRE. There was also q
heavy wind blowing at the time. We have
heard Of no damage being done.
We are authorized 70 state that DR.. Craig
of the Medical Department of Georgetown
College, to whom the stomach and Its contents
OF the late Robert Dsllsell, supposed to have
died from the effects Of rome narcotic poison,
were assigned for inspection, has, after tt q
most careful and rigid analysis, pronounced II
certain that not the slightest traces of opium
or any other organic poison whatever, can be
detected. This will perfectly silencs the false
| reports that was put in circulation in repar,i
to the matter. The Baltimore Sun il request
cd to copy the above.
Nr Alfred Bell of cur city sold his farm
containing about one hundred acres, lying
about six miles ADORE Georgetown on the 4 ocE-
vile road, on Saturday last, to Mr. Denison, a
me Indian Bureau, for $4,000. The sale is
considered very good one.
We learn that the Rev. Mr.. Brooke. of the
| Methodist church, has been solicited, and lac
consented, to deliver lecture on next Fridsy
| night in reply to the Rev. Father Mcguire, OF
The temporal power Of the Pope.
Our old friend and fellow-citizen Mr.. A. i.
Settle intends st aItiug, on the FIRST of the en-
suing month, daily penny paper, to be called
| the Daily Express. We hope our citisens will
not suffer 1t to share the fate of the Iudepen
dent
Flour this morning dull, at 50, with down.
ward tendency. Wheat is declining-market
unsettled; several large lots on hand this
morning, but no sales up to the closing of this
letter. SPECTATOR.
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AEOrHER GIPsEY SwINDLE-A band of gin.
sizes having been sojourning near Freehold, N
j., have succeeded in swindling farmer out
of about 81 800. The chief actor was female
fortune teller, who, on pretence of being able
to reveal to the farmer where a large amount
of gold was concealed on his farm, induced
him to raise the sum above stated by selling
and borrowing, telling him that it was only to
be used for few days in periecting the charm
necessary to the revelation. After much
hocus pocus, she folded up the money or what
he supposed to be it, looked it up in a box.
gave him the kew, and told him to open it in
ten days after, at midnight, when the locality
of the gold would be revealed to him. At tho
time appointed, the farmer collected all his
family and relatives, opened the box, and
found that the bundle put in the box did sot
contain his money at all. Meantime the zip.
sizes had left with tho Elunder. Perhaps such
ridiculous credulity deserves no better fate.
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q The anti Liquor license party of Win.
chester, Va, calling themselves "Straight.
outs, have nominated candidates for corpor.
alton ofticers-Jos. H. Sherrard, ESQ, for
Mayor, heading the ticket. The Republican
presumes there will be an opposing ticket in
the field. The Straightouts hold secret meet
ings, and q candidate for admission among
them is simply required TO advocate prohibi.
ton, without reference to his own habits ~
abstitence or indulgence for the time The
election takes place on the second Tuesday in
February
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EThs National Intellig.nc.r attribute,

n The National nielligencsr attributes
the recent riOtous demonstration of the work
ing men Of New York to the instigation and
influence Of the foreign population; but the
Richmond Va. Penny Post, Know Nothing
organ, distinctly says I'VE heartily wish,
iir the sake Of our countrys honor, that the
movement Was confined 10 them, the foreign
born eihssnE.) BHtitts far oshsywiss. The
number Of nstiss-born Americaps-of men
who have been reared upoa the soil-is sue,s
greater" -.... .-.-- ...
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n Hon John S. Wells, the new U. S.
Senator from New Hampshire, to gil the va
cancy occssiOnsd by the death of Mr.. Norris,
Is in this city. A tslsgrsphic despatch, in our
columns on Saturday last, stated that this
gentleman was the K y. candidate for Cover
nor, and not the Know Nothing candidate, q
the On'0" has it. Ourreporter, knowing that
Mr. W. was strong advocate of the Kansas
and Nebraska bill, no doubt, to be brief, set
him down as the K. N, or Kansas and Ne
braska candidate
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES


N n-der 20 make room for Spring Goods nave
l. determined 10 offer all kinds Of White Goods
now on hand al greatly reduced prices for cash and
would name IA part the following EXTRA bargains ;.
Plain de LaIns, cents; Figured and Plain I.sncs
10 cents, worth l2; plain, all wool. u Lain.r 81
cents, worth 30; figured and plan DE Lanrs, %
cents, worth so fine Alpaca - cents, worth 25
black silk Is cents, worth 50 100 remnants OF De
lanes at half pric- yard wide memo y cents,
wooen flannel IL cent?; blanket - per cent less
than they have been - this season. All woul cas-
simere % cents, original cost IS very good cassi
nets Is Cts; fine towels cents bows slk pocket
handkerchief IL CTS gcntlemens sk hand kefchiefs
D cents; childrens' comforts cts ladies' vets a.
cents, worth 100; genIemens' underslirs Is .nts,
yard wide bleached and unbieschet cotton csnts
bleached sheatng 10 cents, worth 1917
Pine Shirtng 81 cents. fine bleached muslin "a
cents worth IL, canton farnrI cents l-,,I~S'
gray and black lambs wool hose very cheap. BLACK
and co.ored hose and half hose 8 cents r.. nsm.n'i
yarn bali hose IL cents, tases black KID gloves rs
worth 81, VeHtemens white and coIored Md rioVcs
soc, worth II, gentlemen's lined buhin gloves lac
worth p long under sleeves 8 and l9c, Chemis,tt.
lsc, sanbrc nouneing Bic original cost ~, patent
leather belts cents.
Ia my Boot aud 5hoe Department I have a lare.
and well assorted stock, which am dispr sed 90 >,
exceedingly cheap, ladies CATERS 81 and 81, adies
kid boots 80, wo Oh 25 ladies' pltene leather BUS
kins % cents, worth 100, misses colofed CATER. g.
and IS cents, worth 100. misses slippers 25c eeu.
mems boots 80 worth so, boys boots IS and &c.
childrenn shoes IN endless vanity very cheap.
This Is u rare opportunity OF obtaining go' d goods
al very low prices, and would invite any in wan,
Of the above articles 20 examine my stock hrfos,
No. 373 Seventh ST., 9Th door above 9.
ian l9-lws
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Y At the Printers festival recently held
at Manchester, N. H., the following senti-
ments were offered:
WOmen-The fairest work Of nature; the
edition being large, let no man DO without a
copy.
Ba6tes-Miniature editions, issued period.
ically, and displayed in SMALL CAPS
THE Pnnetpal Posoers-Printing Presses,
Pulpits and Petlicoats.
Tile Press-The electric battery Of thought,
by which Franklin directed the lightnings of
popular indignation against the might Of Cd
preston and destroyed it;-while it exists
unfettered and fearless, free people have
no enemy to fear.
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% The large and convenient dwelling
on the corner of Pennsylvania avenue
and Eleventh street is for rent. Posses.
sion given Immediately. For terms ap.
ply at the Star Office.
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Agents for the Evening Star ont Of Wash.
ington.

InYoH.
Persons at distance wanting the Dastp
Ecen'mg Star, at the earliest period after its
issue, can be accommodated at
Wilmington, Delaware, E.s. r. BUTLER,
No. ia, Market stree
Buildings, 1''
hsrp>rs Ferry, by ARCHIBALD KIrzxrLLER.
D alexandria, Va, by VIZ. r. CARNr, No 50
King street, corner OF Fairfax.
cdericksburg, Va, by w. NJ Mills.
Charlottsville, Va, ROBERT HoFrMAN.
High street w.
orange Court House, Va, d. II. VANPy,
'CulPepper Court House Va B. GoRREII
Gordonsville, Va, g. A MILLER.
'staanton, Va, THos. II. GRESHAM.
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MAGAZINES FROM SHILLINGroN.-Joe Shil.
ling'On has laid upon our table the following
popular Magazines for February: "P0tnam's
monthly" SGoeey's Lady's Book and
" Peterson National Magazine They are
AL handsomely snbellishsd and filed with
interesting matter - 30.
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parallel Of north latitude, the road shall not
b built on 1t, because it lies in the southern
section Of the confsderacy.

parallel Of north latitude, the road shall not
b built on 1t, because it lies in the southern
section Of the confsderacy.
The Jspaaess Pressnts.-We understand
that sundry packages of the presents sent to
Vie President BY the Emperor of Japan in
return for those forwarded from hence by the
hands Of Commodore Perry, have reached
Washington, with them being sundry pack
eyes of presents for officers of the expedition
which, under the law, must be deposited, at
least temporarily, in the State Department
That is, until Congress may give them leave
to accept them.
The contents Of the packages are said to
DO silks, swords, writing tables, delicate and
fragile ornaments, vases, bowls ot glass and
other materials, umbrellas, mats, bells, jars
cabinets, flower box, lances, Japan mating,
stone from Japan stone from Loo Choo, agri-
cultural implements, japan shine marked
from sindda) Theoretically sealed, sa nples of
sugar cane, seven dogs, two birds, seed wheat
from the Cape of Good Hope, &c.
We hear that the dogs are of breed which
none but the aristocrscy of the Empire keep,
as they are very costly. In the time of Charles
II. similar imperial present Of dogs was sent
to Rome by the Emperor of Japan, from which
the celebrated European breed of King Charles
spaniels sprang. Those sent to the President
by Commodore Perry are much like the King
Charles breed of the present day, though CON .
siderably larger
The Gibson Claim We have no reason to
believe that Congress will do anything effect
ually at tho present session, with reference to
this claim, as there is not tina sufficient left
Of the session in which to 90 into it properly.
There never was claim against foreign
government IN the hands of the executive of
the United States, which received more atten.
ton than this same Gibson case The State
Department certainly exhausted all tho expe
dients at Its command to obtain favorable
conclusion to its demands for Gibson on the
Dutch Government. All proving unavailing,
however, it now tests with Congress to say
what mex shall be done in the premises.
Mr.. John Y. Mason.-Sincs the last issue
Of TIE Star, the Government arc understood
to have received letters concerning the condi.
ton of the Hen John Y Mason, from which
it is concluded that though not recovered from
the deplorable attack of paralysi under which
he sank not long since, he was somewhat bet
ter THAI when the last previous steamer left
Liverpool. 1t seems to be taken for granted
that he will return to tho United States, va.
eating the French mission, as soon as he may
be able to travel.
The Pacific Railroad Bill-As we went to
press it was very clear that this bill would be
committed-not passed-by the House
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department Saturday, the Goth of Jan
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
4 L r. A IL
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1A tslegraphis Dispatch from Mobile.
Alabama, says that subscription paper is
circulating among the black population of
that city for the relief of the suffering poor of
the North - - ..lr.. - ..
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u Apiper maker, Of Lee, Mass has made
several samples Of paper from The weed known
as everlasting, "a weed of which farmel s
have &. eat dread. Il is said to be easily
converted into pulp. Tie paper made from IT
has ysllovhh tings, but smooth, firm sur.
face ---.t -tT
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1--WE DOLLARS REwARD.-srn,c,


Il from the subscriber yesterday evening about
sun down, WHITE HORSE, little CALLED ON the
shoulder, and a DARK BROWN MARE, slightly
injured on the fore shoulder, from a fall. When
they got away had on chain halters, and were last
zen IN the negllbOrhoOd OF the Pr ri entis Hoare
VIII give The above reward II they returned 90
me at No. 429 Tenth street, between PennsyIyani,
avenue and streets, or information lefl 60 . can
get them. CHARLES LYON.
ian IQ-3rs
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SILVER PLATED WARE.

COMPLETE Coffee Sets, Casters, Cake and Fruit
~ Baskets, Walters on white metal, Table, Dts
sert, and Tea Spoons and Forks, double and iI,le
plated ON Albata, the best substitute tor silver war
ranted ard rOld by a. sENKEN
No $40 Pa. avenue, between 9th aud lca ss..
ism
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-22

n A letter from Kansas complains, that
there is not milliner in the whole territory.
Some are wanted Immediately.
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q Gas tar impregnating the water with
which greenhouse plants arc watered keeps
them free from lice and like disagrseabls yer.
MIN, ura-- sw ng .-e.
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AWFUL SACRIFICE IN DRY GOODS

AWFUL SACRIFICE IN DRY GOODS.
EURTHER reduction in priscs az the store Of the
10 late firm OF Magruder b Calvert.
1000 yards brocade 81 k, cost 81 for 621< cts
762 do figured do do 62H cts
433 pieces changeable Silk, cost 81 Kc for Soc
velvet Cloak, cost S3l for 8l3
emb'd c'uth Cloak, cost $3.50 for al3
l6 plain do veiy low
A few pieces raw Silks, cost $50 Tor 3lc
Also, Canton Grape dresses, tvarious colors,,
which will be sold exceedingly cheap.
Call soon and make you selections at No. Ia
Market Space, between Eighth and Ninth sts
jan 20-lw .f.
uOWARD'S U. 8. SUPREME COURT m
IL ports, voPl0, just received by y -
pn3 PRANCK TAYLOR.
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A LADY's ToAsr.-"Old achelors; may
they lie on bed Of needles, sit alone on .
wooden stool, eat alone on O wooden trencher,
and DO their own kitchen maid,'
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y 1t lie said to DO an indisputable fact. tina
taking the whole United States together, much
more money Is expended for tho single article
of cigars than for all tho common schools in
the Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-22

4 z A man In Nav York sued his tenant for
house rent, on Q lease, but was non suited on
the ground that the house vss overrun with
coekrosches
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FOR EVENING.

FOR EVENING.
NJ W.GALT& BRO have Just received a L-,rl
W. tiful assortment OF Rich Pearl AeckIascs
Brooches, Ear Rings, sc.
ALSO
complete assortment OF Pearl, Ivory, Spanish.
and M urning Fens, which will be sold UNUSUAL,
low. NJ. w. GAIT BRO,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10Th .is
ian lQ-h
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SILYERWARE.

A VERY pretty assortment of Silver Coffee Sets,
"a Pitchers, Gohlets, Cup Creams, and all kinds
of Spoons and Forks, and a variety of Fancy Silver
ware, sul:able for presents. VIZ: Soup and Oyster
Ladies, Crumb Scrapers, fsh pie and cake Khivrs.
cream and sugar Spoons, etc., is offered al low IsI
ce., and warranted sterling.
VI. sEHKEN,
No. $50 IA avenue, bet 9Th and 10Th SIS.
Ian,
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- ERYANT WOMAN AND BOY FOR sALE-
~ No. Servant Woman and Boy for sale are
slaves for lifc-Noman g years Of age, boy 9. 10th
sound and healthy. She Is tie best cook, WASHER,
aud ironer in the city. Apply 20
RICHARDS, Agent,
jan l9-3,s No. 42s Thuieenih s,
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NOLD. SILVER, STEEL & PLATED SPEC
" TACLES TO suit every age and
eye, Riding Specs, r. r. Glasses, Eye ,-IWS
Protectors; Eye Glasses Of all descrip -
tons, Reading Glasses, Goggles &C,
Parabola, Periiocal, Concave, Convex, and Colorsd
Glasses put IN frames at the shortest notice.
Persons in want Of glasses may be sure 10 get
those which benefit the eye al
II. SEMKEN'S,
No. $40 Pa. avenue, bstw. 9th and 10Th SITS.
ian 90
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A r N Y

No. 81 Bridge street, Georeeiovn,
4 prepared % furnish BALLS, DIsSsRs, So.rrFs
i WEDDINGS, &c, with everything ia the Contec
uonary line, in am part Of the DISTINCT NJ the sha
eel notice, and on the most rea sonable terms.
Jan l9-tf
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DUNAWAY from the subscriber on Tuesday,
IL the 10Th instant, Henry Davis, colored. The
said boy is my bound apprentice, Is about III years
old and light coOred. I hereby warn all persons
ftom employing, or in any way harboring hirn, as
will prosecute any person offending according TO
law. MICHAEL DOOLEY
ian 20-3iE
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JOB PRINTING

Our friends will End ne prepared at any
moment to execute every description of JoB
PRINTING, with neatness and dispatch on very
reasonable terms, from Cards up to Book
Printing. We are now ready to serve all, at
. moments warning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-22

VALE TIN ES Comic aud Sentimental, a
Y wholesale and retail al
ian 22-a LAMMOND,S 1th ST.
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@oe ooAAo xso2AA ooo olil.-lu6 grave En-
Tor of the opponents of this bill, committed in
the House on Saturday, was in failing to vote
unanimously for its commitment to the pro-
posed special committee Of thirteen The re-
suit Of that days legislation left the strict con-
structionists and economists of both Houses in
greater state of excitement than we ever be-.
fore saw them. Well they might be; as the
prospect OF the triumph of the bill to day, SO
very imminent at that time, was in fact the
prospect Of the dissolution Of the Democratic
party; inaxmuch as it involved the laying of
the foundation Of an oVershadowiIg corpora
ton, gensr ited by the legislation of an United
States House Of Representatives, which came
into being with Democratic majority of sew
snty-an incorporation, too, with $500, O00, 900
capital to be furnished directly and indirect
ly from the Treasury o. the United States.
The United States Bank, with its $35, 600 900
Of capital was . mere circumstance to this
proposed railroad incorporation. Those now
in public life who know and appreciate the
history Of the Banks effort 10 centraliss the
Government, may we'll have trsmbled on
Saturday, at the prospect of meeting the
people under the charge that . SO over
whslmingly Democratic Congress has initiated
this scheme at the cost of the national treasury.
its giaring sections lisrn, too, 10 feature
which. IN time 1t, strikes rs, will 30 far to
make the Dsmocratic.party nams by.word
Of derision south of Mason and Dixon's line;
as it takes due care to provide, in effect, that
no MISTER If proper surveys shall demonstrates
that the best route lays south Of the 18th
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sFOR RlRE-A Boy, nineteen years old, Ga slave, }
4 accustomed 10 driving and out door work Wa
ges reason able Apply to No. b i 4 North l., betw.
IA an 10Th streets. jan o2-3t'
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department. Saturday, the Goth of Jan -,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on