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-E;srzszxy1 GREAT NORTHERN

go W. s91Itsssz.~yG%AND SOUTHERN ROUTE
E0R 'TRAVEL.-TWICE DAILY SUNDAY NIGHT
MORE, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK VIA
ACQUIA CREEK ASD WESTINGHOUSE the
Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad 20
the Potomac River, seventy-tivH miles and by splcu
lid and comfortable steamers thence IN Washington
dftyive mes-in all l30 miles In seven hours being
comfortable and perfectly safe rate of speed
Hours ofdeparture 6,45 A. N. ani7 ID. and bag
gage under charge OF special agents checked through
to Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia and New
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MR.. R. H. JACKSON: pEAa ST.

MN. II. II. JACkSUN: DEAR SIR-I
IVA hare tried 100 bottles of your EXCELSIOR BITTER
with my customers and universally recommend it g
specific against Ague and Fever, Billions Fever
&c. Asa TONIC. find IL superior 70 any other art
Gle have ever tried. As an agreeable article In
COCKTAIL, IL Ia only to be used to be approved.
Your friend and servant,
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GAS FOR THE CoUNTRY.-We ar

GAS FOR THE COUNTRY.-Wea are
~ erecting the works of the Maryland Portable
Gas Company, in'many sections of Virginia and N
carolina and they have given entire satisfaction
They perfectly simple the Gas is superior TO our
Landles.
We refer to the following gentlemen, who have
the works now In use:
James Lyons. Miles Turpn A 8 Lee. Ro A Mayo,
Maj Edwin Robinson, DR. Jno B Harvie, and p st Geo
Cooke, of POwhatan co.
Any further information can be had by addressing
STEBBINS q PULLEN,
e. m d. "a
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A UCTI0N BARGAINS Having re-
4 \ ceivcd lately, the following Dry toods rom
phiIsdelphia Auction sales:
per ya'd
Bieached and brown Domestics
Irisa Linens, warranted all Linen
Superior Black Canton Cloth. 371s cts, ana nner
Extra heavy summer silks, 625acts per yard
LARGE variety OF Parasols
Black Silks, very cheap
Lot Cambria Edging and Insertings. great
bargains -
Lavel's Cloth aud Debages at l21sctsper yard
French and scotch Giughams
French Linens md width. at SHINING
Long and short Twisted Mitts
Table Cloth Crash Huckaback Towels
100 pair all sizes Chiidrens' Fancy Hose and
half Hose
French Linen Drillings l2ls cts, cheap at 25c
Farmers Drills Cotton Pant stufs, fesflhgs,
And many other desirable goods, purchased az
great sacrifices those In want OF cheap Dry foods
niesse cali at AUGUSTUS MAILEkTS,
an n No ~. Main st.
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& CO.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
i SIR JAMES CLARKEs CELEBRATED FE-
MALE PILLS This invaluable medicine 10 uniail-
ing in the cure Of all those painful and dangerous
1t moderates all exces6es and removes all obstruc-
tons from Whatever cause. and speedy cure NAV
be relied on. For sale By
JOHN W. POLLARD.
ap 10 Druggist nth street
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q B. COOK & CO., AUoTIosEERs
Il. No. 49, MAIN STREET, offer their services u
the pubc AZ Auctioneers for the sale of Real Esats
furniture, Groceries, Dry Goods Horses, Cattle, &C.
at the shortest notice and upoas he most reasonable
terms .,,,,
HayinZi srgsa "a csmmodious rooms, they will 70
osive goods for sale at Iodte sale without the charge
Outdoor sales of every description attended to up
on Is1seV TnoK VIM MOTT.
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r OOK OUT FOR THE RIGHT PLACE

I UUh UU FUN TIE IIOIII IL2iOE'
IL At the store No q Main street, you can find the
cheapest haudsonest Goods ever offered to the pub
lie:
Yard wide, fast color LAWNS, cts and upwards
Berage DE LANES. plain and fig'd. l21a cents and
Plain and Striped BERA 3ES, all colors
GINGHAMS at l21z cts, worth double the money
Lawn aud Jaconot ROBES. side striped and loun-
ced, from 81. &c
Black and Cold SILKS, at very low price
Stella SHAWL9 and MANTILLAS, from Sl.50
and upwards
Silk PARASOLS from 50 cents and upwards
Twisted Silk MITES, at &c, worth SOC
Irish LINENS and TOWELS
Brown and Bleached COTTON
And great many more Goods. sstonishingly low.
JOSEPH STRAUSE,
NH oI-tmE No II Main ST.
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81 Special N6TICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond. and all places in viz
ginia and North Carolina, intended for shipment bI
Steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
sffioe Of the New York and Virginia Etesmshlp
Company LUDLAM 4 PLEASANTS Agents
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THE DISPATCH.
financial and Commercial.
Nerthern Markets.
roa-r-rmarr Houns IL rHs ssow. ION Sunday

roa,r-THars Houss IN fHs sSow. Ion Sunday,
ehs sth last, young woman named Sarah West,
a servant OF Mr.. Nicholas Freeman. farmer, Of
Newbotd. 10 tas East Riding 81 Yorkshire, went
on visit TO her parents who reside at the neigh
boring town Of Market weighton. The Same Of
tera,on sh. set cut for the parrose Of returning
to NswboId, bot had net proceeded far on her
I .nrney, before heavy snow storm commenced,
which IN many places drifted 10 considerable
depth. the wind at the time blowing hard
The cauutry the young woman had to traverse
has Wild desoate appearance during the winter
months, and is very hitiy. being In close proxtni
ty TO the Yorkshire Woids; and night having
overtaksn her she lost her way. She struggled
with the storm for some time, but was eventually
overcome, the Who'd and the binding snow CON-
pletely mastering her, and her further progress,
she sAys. WAS q matter Of impossibilty. Her body
soon became firmly Undecided In the snow and she
had to nss every precaution to keep her head
above the surface.
Strange to relate, she vas found alive In this
UNPLEASANT position on Tuesday last, about three
ociock ia the afternoon, by Vim Creaman, shep
herd. who was passing In that direction. and was
attracted to the spot by the woman's bonnet
Creaman at once set 20 work and extricated the
poor creature from her living tomb. He took her
to Mr. preeman's house, a distance ofabout mile
whsre every attention paid her. Her limbs
were much frozen aud benumbed. Proper restora-
tives were given 10 her, and she gradually rtcov'
I. cred. aud on Thursday enabled TO pursue her
ordinary avocations -NIncaes:er Guardian
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EXECUTORS NOTICE Ali perso
IL indebted to tho estate Of Moses Branch. decd ,
arc reaassted {, make immediate payment, rs long
or indulgence cannot bA granted
KDW B. DUDLEY, rxsc,.or.
NH I7-im WM BERRH. lFAeou"He.
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NOTICE TO UNDERGRADUATES

~ dssirous OF CONTRACTING for the proposed Eren-
pire improvements at the uAirysffy Of NoafH CARO-
MA. ran inspect the Plans, DstdI Drds0inQs and
spse. fcofors. ct the 0iiiess q the ARCHITECT.
and Ssssths Brick Buitd,no. Raielgh. NJ. O.. from
the NH o. April 10 the ID OF May next; at which
psnod eseasn proposals win be received I'LL the 4ih
sach proposal ~ >"'
The oosemltte will not pledge themselves 10 &C.
eept sny. OF the lowest te nder.
Ss,i teas an s--dtM4
~. b,-fos further particulars apply 10 the ArchI
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< no. / PERUVIAN GUANO, AT RE-

"A DUCED PRICES-The Agentslof tho Peruvian
(3oyerument having r.duced their prices for Guano
va are now having shipped, and VIII soon be in To-
oeipt Of our Spring supply from Baltimore, If the
pared 70 make enga ssments for early delivery. a,
r~luoad prices, and on the most favorable terms.
We have also on hand about NJ tons of Patagonia
Guano, o. the cargo received last Fall and Mex
toaa 0uano, of the best quality, and at the lowest
prIces CRgNSHAW 4 Co
North side Of the Basin, Richmond. Va
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NOTICE "A meeting of the stockhold
~ ers in the Chickah2miny and James River
Richmond, at the st Charles Hotel, on FRIDAY
the 30th of April, at 10 O'Clock NJ. The object of
the meeting is to take the of the Stockholders
on the charter granted said company. by recent
act of the State legislature to vote the revised
Constitnti IN of the company and 10 take into con-
alteration the exchanging of the Steamer A. H.
Schultz for q larger and swifter boat
] C HARDWOOD,
Secretary of C &J R Steamboat Go.
Charles City co. Va, March oath. 1858.
NIB
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BOARDING, 90.
THE CENTRAL HOTEL

i RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Situated at the Of Grace and 9th streets 'front.'
ing the Northwest Of the Capitol square and
mess TO receive guests on the ist January, 1898
The locality in point Of contiguity 70 business,
being adjacent 20 the Capitol Banks, Custom House.
Merchant Miiis and Warehouses, together with tts
heaithfuiness because Of the beautiful promegades
render At once attractive.
With such advantages the proprietor appreciates
his responsibility In undertaking to serve the public,
TO meet which, he gives assurance OF ample supplies
who may favor him with their company.
de 2s--dts FRANCIS j. sAlTH, Proprietor.
r. j. g. would be happy to receive calls nom
members Of the Legislature and others, who might
wish TO engage rooms before the opening day.
MERCHANTS HOTEL UNION ST.,
WI FoRMERLY THE UNI0N.)
NORFOLK, VA.
This convenieut,y.located establishment has been
renovated painted and improved. from top to bot
tom aud the Proprietor is prepared to accommodate
the travelling public In style equal to any other
house in the Southern country. The terms are mo-
srate and pains will be spared to give entire sat
jsa-3m J. l. wEATHERwAx, Proprietor.
UOARDlNG.-Mrs. G. F. PEGkAM,
II PARK HOUSE, Bank street has now vacant 2
large and desirable rooms. suitable for gentleman
and his lady. Location pleasant and convenient to
business. References required fe3-ts
DRIVATE BOARDlNG.-MR J. O.
L JAMES 4 MISS r. A. BIDGOOD, having rented
the very desirable residence of Fleming James, on
9Th, between Main and Franklin streets close 70 p
siness and In the retired part OF the city, Will open
10 for the accommodation Of persons desiring Board,
the lst day of January next. me mouse mas sew
eral large aud desirable rooms for families Also,
an Office in the front basement. They can accoinmo-
late few DAY B0ARDERs. iaD-diy
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FARE:


n
Ito Washington, S51
TO Baltimors, 60
Tophiiadelphia, so
. The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River is now undergoing relay, murs
thantwothirds of it being already completed with
edge rail of superior quality, while the remainder
In admirable condition. s. RUTH,
Superintendent Of Transportation.
ssYr-,rIIus C0X'S LINE.--The only
1910 regular Line Freight Boat from
Richmond 20 Lynchburg, three times week, TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Boat SULTANA. Capt. VIM. II. Smith.
Do. THOS. w. JOHNS Capt Chas j. johnson.
Do. LITTLE TENNESS ne, Capt. Jas. W. Maxwell
Do. OLIVIA, Capt. Jos. S. Wilkenson.
Do. NAPOLEON, Capt. Geo, @. Iayne.
Do. TEMPEST, Capt. John Donald.
These Boats are all of the first class, and com
manded by careful and experienced Captains ant
aave promptly rs advertised The subscriber. thank
full for past favOrs SO literally bestowed begs a CON
tinuance OF the same. For freight apply TO
WI. l.. cox, Act,
At the Shed, Dock street. in rear OF old Gas Works
IA Cts
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\ u CHALKLEY DEALER IN

". LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS. AND
IMPORTER OF FRENCH CALF SKINS. 18th ST.,
between Main and Cary. Richmond, fa-heeps
constantly on nand an assortment Of all kinds OF
and wax Upper Leather; French, German and
American Calf and Kip Skins; French and herman
patent Calf skins: black and colered Morocco ana
kin skins Roaus all colors; Goat and sheep bud
inu skins; Shoe Thread Boot and shoe Trees, La.ts
Rort Web, Avis, Lasting Tacks, silk Twist, with
fuii assortment of Findings of every description OF
The hast quality All of which are being sold
at reduced prices for each OF good paper.
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uTn,E II am no longer the agent for
a. we line q Freight Hsets farmerIy Advertised
4, me me Wm cox. e the Shed. on Dock street.
lIns WHO'S cordially recommend 10 dc eal,Iie ana
mAs As LEE.
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AGER BEER. LAGER BEER! We
IL hereby respectfully inform our usomers, and
the public in general that we have enlarged our
Bottling Establishment. so we can supply our Gus
toners W til TIE very best kind Of sparkling Lager
Beer at the lowest rates Our wagon with the sign
goes through the streets daily, and viii bring to
sny place in the city free of charge.
LOUIS EUKER BROTHER,
an 1o-3m* No 2l3 Main street.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
nOGGETT q ANDERSON,

II UPHoLsTERgRs AND PApERHANashs.
coRSEa OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN sTs.,
Have received for The Spring trade ini ana seps
rior stock Of every description Of PAPEk hay Az
INGs. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, MATTiN9s, WIN,
DOW SHADES, CURTAIN GOOD :. with geneI,s,,
variety Of Upholstering articles, which VIII oe 500
very cheap for cash. or TO responsible. buy"Is. W =
are also prepared to execute every description OF
Paper Hanging and Upholstering 10 tine ness man -,
the ,njtv or ennntry NH 22-3m
OTTER g. CARE. formerly with Messrs
II Binford. Mayo Blair. can hereafter be FUND
at Messrs PRICE WATKINS. Dealers ~ Dry
Goods No 1877 Main street, where he Will De pleased
10 see his acauantances when they visit the city.
an 2-d&cwIm
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CREAT ADDITIONAL sUPPLIES

GREAT ADDITIONAL s UPPL Els
" SPLENDID GOODS.-T. r. PRICE CO.
within the past few days and BY steamer, at the
wharf. are making immense additions TO their speh
did stock -.
Ia elegant Robes and Dress Goods. their assort'
ment never more varied and attractive.
Mourning Goods, always scarce, they nave In eve
ry style that the last importationj can ahord
Their stock of Embroderies is full and complete.
whilst IL every description of House Keeping Goods;
for fam sand servants they have every articlefhat
can be called for.
Rich Flounced Silk Robes SILK and Lace do
40 Aonilia do do All Silk do
do Grenadne do Ottomans, Shawis and
do Barge do Scarfs
do Challey do Stella and Grape shaWls
do Mousefine do Hermann Shawls
Organize and JAG Robes Black Lace and silk do.
Chantelly Nantes
They are -so just getting in SEINE Of the greatest
JOBS in Ginghams, Linens. Toweings, &C. &C.,
which they will close out at exceedingly low figures
TO make room for goods constantly coming in.
T. r. PRICE 4 CO,
apI2 Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
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NEW GOODS.-A. K. PARKER & 60.

NEW GOODS.-A. K. PARKER 4 60.
~ are now receiving their spring supply of For
eign aud Domestic Dry Goods, comprising every va
rety of the newest and most desirable styles OF la
dies and gentiemen's wear. Also every variety OF
Goods suitable for Planters and Housekeepers:
FlouEcea Berage Robes and Robes Aquille
Black and ColoreL Rlounced Silks and Robes
AQuile
Dalila Muslin Robes
Black Broche Robes
Bayadere and Fancy Silks
Berage De LANES, Plain and Figured Mousse
lines
Plain Cold and Black Bersges
Plain cold and Black Challies
Black Bombazinss and AlpacaB
Alexander's Dark Kid Gloves
Brown, White and taucy Half Hose
Ladies' and Chdrens Hosiery
Irish Linens, Linen Sh-etings Table Damask Da-
mask Napkins, Plain and Coored and Bodrered
Towels Brown and Bleached Sbeetngs and Shirt
ings Striped and Plaid 0snsburgs, Plaid Domestics
&c &c NH %
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RETURNING

THROUGH NAIL ROUTE TO THE SoUTHWRS
On aud after THURSDAY, December 10, iSS3. ~.
afternoon Mail Train will run, daily As follow,
(Sundays excopfed.) and connect with the Soutg
Side Railroad trains at tbs Junction aud that ait,
the Virginia Tennessee Railroad trains At LyDfS
burg, both ways:
TRAIN GOING WEST AFTER THE ARRIVAL OF rHE Sogru
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SPRING G0ODS.-I would respectfully
~ inform my customers that. undaunted by the
latefiuancal and commercial troubles, have been
laying in again for the approaching season, large
new, and elegant an assortment of
TRIM dINGS. FANCY, AND VARIETY GOODS
ever shown before. shall, besides, be cOntinu
ally supplied with NEW GOODS, and while keeping
everything of the best make and quality, can af
ford. by Increased facilities in purchasing MY
GOODS, to sell on an equal footing with the best
houses in the country. s HlRSH,
90 Rroed
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oept which exists. Thsyshould double

ment which exists. ThGy should double
their assiduous attentid 10 one another,
and be jealous of everything which tends
in the slightest degree 10 separate thcm.--
Life is too precious to be thrown away in
secret regrets, or open differences. And
now, say to any married pair, from when
the romance of life has fed, and who arc
discontcntcd in tho slightest degree with
their condition and relations, begin this
work of reconciliation before you are day
older. Renew the attentions Of earlier
days. Draw your hearts clio or together::-
Talk the think all over. Acknowledge
your faults to one another and determine
that henccfonh you will be all in all to
each other; and, my word for it, you shall
find in your relation tho sweetest JOY earth
has for you. There is no other way for
you to do. If you arc unhappy at home,
You must be unhappy abroad. The man
or woman who has settled down upon the
conviction that he or she is attached for
life to an uncongenial yoke fellow, and
that there is no way of escape, has lost
life. There is no effort too costly to be
made which can restore to its setting upon
their bosoms the missing pearl.
TIMOTHY TlTCOMB.
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Those who are now intent on reading
out Of the Democratic party the persist
ent adversarics of the Lecompton fraud
must have a particularly good time in L.
LIMOS, according to the following extract
from Senator Douglass late speech on the
English bill:
"We have recently held State Con-
vention. Public meetings were held in
ninety eight Of the one hundred and one
counties. In ninety seven of these couti-
ties resolutions were passed indorstug the
course of delegation in Congress upon this
question. In one county the opposite pol
lev you sec sustained. That was the coun-
ty of Lake, county where the Rcprbli
cans have an overwhelming majority-per-
haps ten or twenty to one over the Demo-
cats, and where there were just Democrats
enough TO hold the Post Office and Gus
tom House, and to fill the lighthouses.
That one county was carried by the Lccom-
pton men, twenty seven Of them in num-
Der, l think; the other min 'ty-seven coun'
ties were being carried by the Anti,Le
men, and in nearly all Of them by un'
animous VOTE"
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IMPORTANT TO SILK WORMS. Some

IMPORTANT TO SILK WORMS. Some
body in Italy, says somebody has discover
ed a mode of making silk by machinery,
direct from the mulberry leaves, without
putting them through the digestion of the
silk worm. This machine, when perfected,
will eclipse the apparatus for laying eggs.
The effect, however, is startling, when we
csnsider that largo population of grubs,
from time immemorial have earned their
living by the production Of raw silk. Sim
liar inventions, too, will no doubt follow
such as machine for making raw flies into
cobwebs, and abolshing spiders; ma
chine that will convert haystack into
butter, chose, cream, and potter house
steaks. Wonderful is science.
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AGRICULTURAL CoLLEeEs.-An ex-
change after suggesting that the present
would be a good time to press upon tho at;
tcntion Of Congress the Agricultural School
bill, submits to its readers the following
statistics:
In England there are eS agricultural
schools in Scotland, g; in Ireland, 6;
France, 7e; Italy Q; Belgium, 9; Prussia,
80; Austria, 3S; Wurtemburgh, q; Ba.
varia, 35; Saxony, s.; Brunswick, 2;
Mecklenburgh Schwerin, l Schleswig Holt
ten, 4 Principally of Anhault, 2; Grand
Duchy of Hesse, 2; Grand Duchy ofWei
mer, l; Duchy of Nassau, ]: Electorate
of Hcsse, /; Grand Duchy of Baden, ]
Duchy of SAKE Mennngen, l: Russia
60 Total, 352.
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A FEAr.- At Clinton, Lenawce Co.,
says correspondent of the Free Prass, on
the l9 inst :, young man named Edward
Pritchard, performed the feat Of picking
up 100 potatoes placed one yard apart and
putug them one by one in the basket at
the end of the course, making distance
nearly six.miles. This he did in 44.l0,
the time set being 45 miautcs This is
we believe, the quickest the thing was
ever dorc. Much excitement prevailed.
Pritcbard did not seem much fatigued, and
is pre- baby uninjurcd.
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MOUNT VERSoN.-Thc contract between
John A. Washington Esq. and the La.
dies Mount Vernon Association for the
sale of Mount Vernon, was put on record
in Fairfax county Court on Monday last.
The following are tho dates of the pay
mcnts: $4,000 at the execution Of the
contract; $1,000 on the 1st day Of JAN
uary 1850; S4l, ,e66 66 on the 22d day of
February 1862 with the interest on the
several payments from the date of the
contract.
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The GROWTH OF OUR CITIES, OLD AND
Few. Boston was trying to grow nearly
one hundred years before it attained n
population of ten thousand;
Albany was two hendrcd years,
New York was one hundred and thir
ty years;
Philadelphiu settled sixty or seventy
years later grew much faster than tho older
cities, ard arrived at the dignity OF ten
thousand, in much less time, that Is, IL
about fifty years years; j..
New Orleans was about one hundred
years old before she had that number;
During the first hundred years after the
settlement Of Boston. (l6aoJ she was the
largest city in the colonies.
New York became as populous as Bos-
ton, just before the Revolutionary War;
About 1911, New York became as pop.
ulous as Philadelphia. each containing
one hundred thousand inhabitants;
Baltimore overlook Boston, about the
year 1900.
The principal new cities grew TO the
number of 10000 nearly as follows; Pitts
burgh in 65 years; Louisville, fifty years
Cincinnati, % years; Cleveland, 40 years;
Detroit, As years; Counting out its French
and Indian period D-New Albany, 81
years; Chicago, IL years; and Milwaukee
10 years.
Tho above named cities attained t
10000, in the number Of years from
their birth, as follows: Boston, 1888; AL
bany, 22O; New York, $50; Philadel
phia, 80; New Orleans, ll3; baltimore
about so; Pittsburgh, 75; Louisville, Al
Cincinnati, 80; Cleveland, As, Detroit
90; Chicago, le; and Milwaukee, /
years.
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Chilli.

The news from this Republic was to tho
slst of March. Popular attention was en-
crossed by the elections, which had gener-
ally been conducted quietly. At Santiago
however, there. were several rios, attend
ed by some loss Of life. In Valparaiso the
opposition triumphcd. Elsewhere the Go
vornment candidates were elected. Con
gress will meet on the lst Of June. The
Archbishop of Santiago had tried to pro-
mote discomfort by publishing pastoral
letter complaining of the existence Of a
Protestant place Of worship at Valparaiso,
but tho appcal'of its purpose.