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sion Saturday. In the House the bill for the re-
lief of the heirs of Maj. Gen. Arthur Sinclair, OF
the Revolutionary army was passed. The House
then proceeded to the consideration of bill to
pay the fishing bounty on several fishing schooners
that were lost at sea without having landed their
eargoes No action was bad on it,
THE POTOMAC,-A letter from Piny Point
dated the 18th inst, states that the Schr Arctic
from New York, is ly iug there, and that the POI
is frozen over At that point and that the ice
extends as far down as Smiths Point
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The weaver Eastward.

HARTFORD, Friday, Jan. 16 The thermometer
here at II O'Clock this morning, marked 10, and at
East Hartford le bslow zero.
BOSTON, Friday, Jan. 10 The telegraph this
morning reports the following chilling acts of the
weather:
low zero.
ST JOHN, N. B Jan. l6.-The thermometer
marks FIVE below zero.
WOODSTOCK, Can, Jan 10 The thermometer
i've below zero
YARMOUTH n s, Jan. 16.-This merniug the
thermometer is thirteen below
SAcKvILLE, Jan. l6-The thermometer Is four
below zero.
In Boston this morning At sunrise 1t was about
zero. The cold Is now fast undertaking
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THE st. Mary's County MD Beacon iearDs
that portion of the Pavilion at Piney Point was
destroyed by fire ON Tuesday night The building
was owned and occupied by Col Dix
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EOR HIRk .-.Fss hire, = ssrenx. sAIe
! sos led man, with 10 Of u ysais sxpsrienes ., .
NOMekE 1 cLAlsORHE,
els-S Ne. II Pearl k.
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ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO PURCHASE MOUNT YER.
NoN.-The United States Agricultural Society at
Its late session, appointed Messrs. Underwood of
Ky, G. w. P. Gusts, of Va, and Benson of Me-,
. committee to communicate with the proprietor
of Mount Vernon, in relation to its purchase for
the purpose of an Agricultural Institution.
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NEGRO BURNT AT THE STAKE The Spirit OF
the South states that the negro Nose, who killed
his master, Mr.. Lindsay, in Henry county, Ala,
some weeks since, was brought up from Decatur
county, Georgia, where he had been arrested, and
lodged in jail, and on Friday week was burned near
Abbeville, 10 presence of large concourse of peo-
pie. He made a confession Of his guilt, and his
statements implicated white man as having in.
stigated the crime, and another negro as having
been engaged in it,
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SPECIAL r.OTICES.

UThe funeral Of William MAXWELL Esq,
which was announced in the Churches yesterday for
Sunday afternoon, ives postponed on account of the
weather, and will take place this monday afternoon
at two O'Clock, from the First Presbyterian Church,
(Rev. DR.. Moore's)
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Prison Al Auburn, Q revolt took place amorg the
prisoners on the 18Th inst. convict was imprisoned
when his companions armed themselves with blud.
Of he prison acceded to the dc md, and quiet wa
temnorariIv restored.
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Hon. TRusTEN POLK, Governor Of Missouri has
been elected United States Senator from that State
for the long term
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4OST.

LOST.
+ OsT..On saturday. the lO,h inst. ON
c m AMI '" nv FREE PAPERs. reward Of 81
will be paid the finder by leaving them q this office.
Ia I9-lts free woman of color.
7 OsT-.A MAsVNIC BKEAsTPIN The
IL finder will DO suitably rewarded by leaving IL ct
this Office j. ls-its
IL Black HORSE and BUGGY, with blue COW
erine, on the night OF the 18th inst. Any informs
ton In regard to him, viii be thankfully ieceived al
this Office. jsI7-3t
T OST OR MISLAID--A BOND Of the
given TO As. Lucy r. Green, for the hire Of negro
named Flemminf, for the year 1855 for one HUNDRED
and yssyss . dollar. atasa p D. gsnt.ins Prs.i
please return Il 70 cHAs G. TINsLIY Asm'r, ' or to
,. THOMAS W. KEEsEEe
I 0ST--On Saturday nIgnt, Se1weea 16e
Il Exehaage and American Hotels, bundle con.
tanning Fancy Cashmere Vest, with the name Of
Mt; sHAFEk written on the wrapper. The finder
win receive the thanks Of the By leaving 1t at
this cfiee. jslS
DARTiCULAR ATTENTION OF T1K
L LADlES-As 0OLDGMiT 10 siosipg out his
whole and entire stock Of Tnmminga Enbroideri.s
Millinery and Fancy Goods u sad below cost, sush
chances In his line Of goods - are seldom met with
The greatest bargains can BE- procured Of him, and
he guarantees : savinsi Of hny per eeat. CoIlaxs
from 123 cents TO o5, Csmhrie and Swiss Dands
from l23 cents 10 the fsss; Ooored Coatoa Hossry.
10 esnts ooanSts and other styles Of Ribbons 81 tss
Pisee or ysrd = great ssesi6esi Velvet 1ib6oss;
Muslins; EnbrotdsrsA akirtE Iafaat1 WAISTS Ia
dies, 0ests,. and Chiidfsns Wootlsn Hosiery;
Slack oiIks; Ihsh Lneas; Tsrlstans; Wsx Hssds;
Wosllen Yarns. and mltons Of other article whieh
win DO sold q and below cost - s
Z. 0OLDsNIr,
JAY --------.- as Drosa street.
u EkR.sTkAk, veals0o au1 NOV Dleaeo,
- 81 biose TIN. With bot water Rsas attached.
assfai and essentsi sttelss Tor wiatar use for sas
b. Ais-6t BULKLEY 4 co.
COffkk UkMe ANO 5 tsl21Na, 81
- b'osa Iin end Britannia. holding Tres. q ls
qnsts We hayss also, ether articles los mAkine COT
Zee; 70 @ nad q u ~ BuLKLEY = CO.
|fS GAekA FINE OLD COeaNAD IMAM.
- "; pipes Holland 0in. u Custom Aosss.
jals MN wALIaA0E aoM.
40 o oInIEs ; ASk III sI NSEA "a
isis wM. WALLACE + soN.
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z APPOINTMENTS IN NORTH CARoLIHA COLLEGE.
--Jhs Board Of Tmstsss Of ths Univsfity Of North
OaFollna have appoinfsd John Kimberly, Esq.
xfpesspof Il Asriculturaa Ohsmisery, and II H.
eaisA, Pssssasos of Modern Languages, b that
Jsstitstaa. sfk
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= ~ - pressns slsisst vosipg BY The enact
meat = ssssngeet rsgisay law, has bssu rad h
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q Virginia Historical Society...The
annual meeting of the Virginia Historical Society
will be held at the ATHENEUM. on THURSDAY
the 22d of January, at 8 O'Clock P. N. The annual
discourse will be delivered by the Rev. MOSES d.
HoGE ja 19-4t
HR- The Annual Meeting of the Home.
STEAD CoMPtNY-Will be held at tie office of the
Company, on 18th street, under Lee & Bayly's, on
the goth inst, at O'Clock, r M full attendance
10 desired. VIM L. ALLEN,
sI9-2t Secretary.
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ANUS EN- ENTS.
m H E A T RE.
JOHN 4 FORD: Manasel1,
fAlso Of the National Theatre, Washington, ano
the Holiday Street Theatre, BALTIMORE
+. y. MOALEY, .AeShB AahsBsa'
MONDAY, January 10, 1887.
First night in Richmond of the Comedy of Mrs.
SIDNEY +. BATEMAN, entitled
s E L F
Cast, with the entire strength of our Company,
with the services of those distinguished Artists,
MR. JNO. Z. OWENS
MRS MELINDA JONES.
To conclude with the Moral Score ola
CONJUGAL LESSON.
In which MI and Mrs. JEFFERSON will appesr
ADMISSION-Dress Circle aad faraustts. 70 sts.,
(no extra charge for reserved ssats) ID Tier Boxes
Is cts; Galleries so and Is cts.
~ Box Office open from to O'Clock.
n Doors open at Z; Overture commences ct <ua- :.
tar before O'Clock precisely.
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s e L Fl
IT'S SURE TO PAYt
~ SEE JOHN e. OWENS
Play Jehn Unit.
1T WILL PAY
U SEE MIS- AELIND A JONES
81 Play Mrs. Apex.
IT'S CERTAIN TO PAYi
il 10 1T
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TEEE0R aPasc nKvv9.

ARRIvAL OF THE CRY OF wASHIN0TON.
rOUR DAYS LATEM FROM EUROPE.
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Large Fire nj Milford, Mass.

Large Fire Mt Milford. Mass.
BOSTON, Friday, Jan. l6, 1s56.-Union block, In
Milford, Mass was destroyed by fire this morning
Loss about $50, 600. The building ipcuded the
Pcs -ofice, and occupied otherwise for stores
offices, &c. and was owned by q Glesson, Ethan
Clahin, and A. w. Webb Two dwelling houses
adjoining were also destroyed
salute Fired.
PITTsBURG, Jan. l6.-The Republicans OF Eliza.
beth are engaged this evening In firing salute OF
sixty seven guns in honor Of the elecsion OF Senas
ter Cameron.
RICHMOND THkATRE.
MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY ID.
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NUriCE..EOh Hi HE .~Two excellent
IN Shoe n akers. Apply to g. D. WOOTfON, on
the corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
woald again remind those who promised to paw
their aad bills the st Of January to call and
do 20, a. longer indulgence cannot be given.
ia l9-lt* q. d. WOOTTON
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ID II A n 8 II l y

- ID L
An, Lad, oeatIsm.a who the. t.y.of che. in
rand Of .be s.,r1meut .Sch the eg,ph Of tsou %, and
TIE n,r,Pri5s q ture, je.,y :oi.d uooc ,,
ae .ets-indsputabe ntenisbe-snd hr it 10 known %
almost uri,esly that the suthor Of this circular esr u
series Of private e.sons by nsuc Glass reform and
remodel the most ve,ersey bad h.udvosns order free
symmetry aud regularity GOT OF the most constrained and
the cpport.rity utterly blind ta-r interest The
charge. moderate the risk none the re1 ana
M united OF hou'and, ofpup. arr the guarantees
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, No. $50 gro.dTy.
BooK-KEEPING
!, may safely - asserted tht the student 20 ms passed
men, Of Godsniths writins Rocm. No 3s2 Broadway will
be abe within few day. after enteror any 70
Enlistment AID carry cut 10 practice With Accurs aud
dispatch The WHY ard wherefore Of every operation Viii De
explained us,es the pupil will be thorouety grounded
in The object. AID purposes be called spon
the sr.p az hi. reason AID .euse and for s that s
adj. fuTni,h philosophical exposition Thus quained ne
student will BE- ct for .tion in which I've incumbent Is
CRITICIZE REMARKS.
Extract Of letter from the Hon John Adams
"The volume is executed with great gsnce and h among
the specimen, Of Penn an.hp tina: have ever seen
From the Hon. Abbott Lawrence q Boston.
Your Gems contain specimens Of the ar; 'upe or IN p9,n
oexecution ANYTHING the kind have yet The
New Beauties Cassphe ar you have presented to the
few hints from perfect often of service
r. esv.Pi The c.Pacs. Of pupil than the mot P9sed
From The New York Courier and Enquirer
Ths ChiroraPhc Art |. much more imPoItan, 70 mankind
than is generally considered and MT Go1dsntn may very
well claim 10 be considered a. it's hesd"
From The Home Journal Jure q 1885
~hose prominence decided th., 'dy c.l. ia
Told aTG.f ~. t hdeas s ,1 prominent ss If pt: AND
ogrzed he I'D OF the profession"
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Daneina Aea6emles.
DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
- No $40 BROADWAY. NETWORK,
No ISL MONTAGUE PLACE. BROOKLYN.

10.
Classes win First Week In October, immediately
after MIR. Dodworh's return fIom Europe
MI DODWORTH would take occasion 10 say that he has
oug felt the necessity Of introducing system Of instruction
or the pupils BY which the exercise Of Dane
In. would be of benefit physically and more useful IN the
development Of graceful movement than II has been OF late
years The facility with which the Polka and similar dances Of
the present time acquired hiss induced many to neglect
those that formerly Indispensable To that neg
ec the be attributed the appearance OF
so many young misses in the present genera
ton they school, and allowed 10 scoop over their
des without intermediate exercise until the growing frame
position which it has long been restrained
thew are then teacher of dancing with the expectation
that BY learning The Polka Schoch aud few other dances an
this would remedd and they would at become graceful
women Surely these things should be better understood
w, re children dancing early in life at intervals during
their studies and the teacher allowed to exercise them
IN such In such dances in addition To the fashion
able ones would add the figure walk aud every
movement something would be gained consistent with tue
true this valuable phmeu Anxious 10 restore
the usefulness Mr. Dodworth nstructed MS
that acknowledged graceful study the Mlnnet DE -
Cou other Of similar usefulness The evedcnt
c. Of this its effect upon the pupils ENCOURAGED hm
10 give attention 10 Dancing connected with Gales
h. aid during h tour through ermsny
and Britain will be his business 70 call upon the most
teachers and consult with them In regard the best
methods of accomplishing these desirable results lie hopes
Therefore gain such Information WILL in addition 10 his
own experience enable him to present 10 his pupils system
that only them dance the Polka but will improve
h, walk and fact, have sautay effect
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6aIss bp Auftion.


VCTIOE NOTICE.-sALE Of ELEGANT
"A HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE The v nor 9ou'epI s, =.
DIV eIns house Nc 81 Wet Twelh't VII De 'oia ~
Auc.i on SATURDAY Sept 10 .. 10. oe OK "
Rosw ,od Paflor suites Mirrors Carpets Bedssaa'
E,sser.s Reception snd Essy Cha the wnote pens.
TOR wokrsnhip and will be sott without reserve N
a.ss zee Hersd
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EERRERO's DANCING ACADEMIES.

IL
No l22 Ciinton.st Brooklyn.
Nine. DUBREJL FERRERO and EDWARD FERRERO
rp+c,fny that they w open their Academies
the following days EewYork the 10th Of October and
BROOKLYN OIL the 18th Of October. at 81
The foxing Dances In on the Continent,
will b. int during Quarter LES LAScIERs La
HoSGRoIsE LEcoRs,IsE, ZrLNs LORIENIAL and the MIN
urT DE LA CouR Geptemen's Evening Glass commencing
Oct 10 N B-Pups Join 9 time-the Quarter COM
m.peips the dsy Of entry Circulars ct the Academies
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ID R. R.-DIARRHGA, CHOLERA NOR.

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-Int the worst case,
~ Of Scrcuis and other diseases cutaneos or erupve arts
Ing rc0 vtsed pfamed condition Of the blood the ~o,
fsne
Prepared ana sold By B. D. SANDS prussi.ts No. 100
PultopN Eey-Ych - 49, ~
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d MsRwis Auctioneer.
DY BANGS BROTHER Il Co.-Trsde Sale
ID Room. No. IS Park row


nANIEL 8. HOUGH, AuctIOneer. Once No. 30
~ Beeknsn-st VIII sell THIS DAY. Friday Sept u;
1857 Iot m al OF the elegant and costly HOus EhOLo
FURNITURE and contained the private resi-
depce Nc "A. ds, the 9th and London
embscD. unusually large ard hne ssso'mens Ct nrstcas
and H. order Sale positive and no post
poreen In the uhere the sale eommencts are sod
mahogany extension Table. Buffet aud Chairs 90 match 90
an extensive assortment Of Chns Dinner and Tea ses
superb Silver Tea Sets Spoons Forts Casters aud Cutlery
re Cut Glass Ware &c IT. the Psri0r rich velvet Car
pets two solid Suites in eh dsu ask coverings solid
God Esger- Center Side snd Pier Tsee. fancy sssy
and reception Chsrs fine Oh Paintngs. costly window Ora
p,ry pier AM oval Mirrors Dre.deu China Vases Onolu
Clocks magnificent rosewood Hall Stand aud bronze Gas Fix
lures also very fueon.d rosewood Psno city msde four
ronn6 crnrred carved and legs IN hre order the
Chamber, super Of carved rosewood snd ma
hor.ny Bedsai, Bureaus Washsads Sofas Chairs, Koch
ers Csrp.,. fine culed hsir Mattresses Bedding &c. Gaia
loaues AZ The house the morning Of sLe.
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The subscriber having determined to settle IN the Me.
will d,pse his Farm containing 100 acres OF choc Lana
situated In the Town Of EAST flSHkILL where be has
long resided within mile Of Hopewen ChaFSh seou
on. hours drive from Hudson River Railroad Depot a.
New and six miles from Fishkill village wee ws
arabic meadow and wood sid
situated in one Of the finest and heathest sections
Of Du'chess County. . ,,.,- -
The Land very fertile in high state Of cultivation and
ranks among the best In the county Il 10 well fenced ahi
well stocked with the choicest Fruits . ..L
On the premises conmodious Mansion with most OF he
modern delightfully."- situated aud having CON
mandDg view of the whole Fsr and wtn
fine Shade Trees There good Tenant Houses ana
eli uece sssry out buildings all in good repair
Tn. Farm will divided If desired and u not Rreyion,
d.posed Of will be sold at public AuCTIONon WEDNESDAY
nh OF October next ct u ococt on the premises
Title inoisputabe and possession given on tho let oil Decem
her or earlier II desired. SALE POSITIVE.
Any further Information be had Of TUNIS BRiNkER
HOFF ESQ , Poughkeepsie; THEODORE POLHEMUS,lr u,
corner Broad and Beaver OF the subscriber on Tue
premises
Terms made known on day Of sale. .,..o,,
Fast Fishkih Sept. 10, 1857. T. j. VAN WIN.
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m nm 111O WANTED, in sums OF 49,
lUW ::.1 aS g q c Sss so s :. ;s:s
x.oPsnyi 49, ~, Sr.fuess property downtown
''H' on 0"'cS Hi00s & RfcHARDsoM Me- q Csss'~
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Financial.

STOCKS and BONDS at AUCTION.-WT
- KINS LiyINGS ron Gill hold special sale o. sr,eS
And BONDS THIS DAY friday q. fss o'cioch a ~ W
chants Exchange Regular ss.es every WEDNESDAY, 49,
sales on any day required 80
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ID NJ. W. REDFIELD,s
i . (Femery Bernard Redfedsl.
FRENCH SPANISH. ENGLISH and CLASSICAL
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
No Ia 2dsv., corner St. Marks place.
The eleventh Acse year Of this Institution win
mence the 7th Of Sept Primary Department In
full operation Circulars may obtained the School Of
hessrs II. T. klERSTED SON,
No SO Broadway
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OrFIcE OF TIE GEocEsS FiRE INSTANCE cosFsv.
A SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of EIGm
"A PER CENT hA, this day been declared psysiis n =
Stockholders on demand =,
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nVIDEND.-The ATLANTIC FIRE n
~ SURANCE COMPANY Of Bro ,klyn have d.cls.s
seui.nnnsl dividend OF FIVE DOLLARS per sAare p.ys
on demand. HORATiO DOhk, Sccrptss,
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fionses an6 farms nanteo.
Real Cstate for Sale.

A VERY PLEASANT COTTAGE, with large
"A GARDEN well stocked with choice Fruit, for SALE at
Eyack on the Hudson II il within three minutes walk OF the
steamboat Landing Apply the Drug Store No 1863 Bowery
corner of 4th-st.
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% Wbom it man Concern.

POLICEMEN PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
Those 81 ~ WATER BOOTS now ready for your In
spcction a. IONES'S No. 10 Ann az
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CECOND INSTALLMENT-NC
~ CAPITAL STOCK Of tho MERCHANTS BANK, b
the CITY Of FEW-YORK.-Stockholders notified thai
the Second Instsment fifty per cent? upon the Increased
ta Of this institution viii be payable at the Banking House o.
the Let Of October proxo. Stockholders prefer Ia
to pay the that time liberty 10 defer unt tn
let Of December WI en- they pay the Second and THIRD
Inralnents together A. r. sILLIMAN Cashier
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IHTATER POWER, with or without FACTO-
w RIES for SALE and TO LET, at Matteswsn, N. " "A
hours from York Inquire at No. g. Courtisnd OF 70
sB. SCHENCK, Agent. Mstteswsn, N T.
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prepared to furnish in quantities from 100 to
good farming and grazing LANDS 10 Western Viz
giua within is bours of Baltimore Washington aud
within "a hours of Philadelphia New York The land fer
tile and well nbered; the climate healthy aud mild that
sheep can ordinarily wintered with very little aud in favor
able without feeding The few
are friendly the and will give the inning
oldhioned Virginia welcome The lands will be- sold TO the
fret purchasers the extent of 10000 acres for 81 .
acre down. and the residue ia two and three
interest at the rate OF cent For further
particulars inquire the Office No 25 Nassau corner Of Cedar
a. opposite The Post Office. JOHN c. UNDERWOOD,
Secretary Emigrant Aid and Homestead Company.
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OFFICE OF THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NolfHfml
INDIANA RArLRoAD COMPANY, No. IS WiIisnx}
Ngw-YoRx, August n iSa !
NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant 10 rso
luton Of the Board Of Directors Of this conpsny u
TRANSFER BOOKS OF the STOCK win BE- CLOSED huu
The 18th day Of September next, at O'Clock unsa \
morning Of the th Of September at O'Clock preparatory
an election Of Directors. GEORGE II. FORD, Trssurx
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EOR SALE or to LET, on accommodating terms,
In the 9Th Ward the three story high basement HOUSE
No. los Narck st Csnals Has all the modern Improve
hot and cold BATH heaters &c IL in
order and good neighborhood Also part of the
FURNITURE will be sold IL required Inquire the premi;
from 10 till o'clock.
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INTEREST NOTICE.-The Coupons for Intep'
Il on the BONDS Of the KEROSENE OIL COMPANY
turing the lt c,ober win then be paid on ps
ton al the Office, No - Beave st.
BY order CT the Board. @. w. AUSTEN, TfeAs1fR
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Bloomfield N j. containing 50 of highly cultivated
land miles from NewYork by railroad Six trains to the
two pots the vicinity churches and the best SCHOOLS in
the State The buildings nearly comprising Gohc
barn house yard and pond pggery wood and grain
house icehoue and plain comfortable dwelling The Farm
well stocked with fruit Of all kinds berries and nuts
Has fine running in front and Of the house Locs
ton perfectly healthy Title undsputed VIII be soldtogetber
or in lots Of from to 10 $4,000 cash down, the
nander bond and mortgage for five years; will be
changed dwelling house al lot in NewYok Brooklyn
west Of Oxfordst at fair marketable value Inquire OF the
subscriber the premises at No. 26 Waterst
JOHN s. MALLARY.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-03-25

% y II D "A
News M IfcuTx1S6. I'm noticing The tri-
umphs of Professor Morse, in glrding the earth
with teleTapnic wiresy che p hlln1eiphia Ledger
There Is now every reason to believe that in
less than. two years, andprobably less than one
the Ledger will each morning beable eifurNA
nish its readers at A. NJ, an account OF the
London and Paris money market up TO its close
the day. before. In London. tidings from st.
Petersburg IN che direction, and Bombay In an
other, will be hourly coming in, and from Wall
street to Calcutta the. recordssof the stocks and
prices one day will be read in the London pa
pers of the next and food of news from all Of
the great ciiies ofEdf6pe Z Steamships Sill Dot
be looked for as they are. Row.s butass eloY
coaches they will be valuable only for bringing
In files of old newspapers, and just as the spider
sitting In his web. touches few threads, and by
and by sucks all the juice out of fly, and leaves
only the wings. legs and bones to be picked at
leisure, 50 will the telegraph operators sit spi-
der-lke in their web of wires. and suck and di-
gest all the news each day from the worlds
news, for the nutriment ofcommerce. Forany-
thing we can see, we may constantly obtain in
formation from Calcutta 10 New York In a very
few hours. This is all the labor and ingenuity
of one man.
When the battle of Waterloo was fought it
took from Sunday till Tuesday evening for The
news to reach London. Rothschild got the
news six hours before the government, and
made millions by buying stock, after which he
sent his information to the Kings ministers.
No more such delays in future. There will soon
noube battle fought on the broad earth, but
the results Of 1t will be known in New York
and London in q few hours.