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hundred and seventy two mensber answered TO their
s and a quorum having appeared, all further pro
lnes under the call dispensed with.
Inc question being again taken, the decision o the
rss,r WAS sustained ayes 100, 20.
Tbe bill was then laid aside 10 be- reported 10 the
ra,a, with the recommendation that it do pass
nils for the relief OF Henry Taylor and io1 the relief
= Inhn Hopper laid aside to be reported to the
T,..e with a recommendation that they do pass
The bin for the relief OF the beirs OF John A. Hopper
~ laid aside 10 he reported To the House with
uaenJaiion that II do not psss.
The committee then and reported.
Mr. NORRIS of Illinois, on leave introduced a bill
.aptng pension 10 Mary A. Harris, widow OF 1hos.
Harris deceased which read twice aud referred
!, the Committee ON Pensions.
Mr. JEWETT, OF Kentucky. on leave, introduced ~
I'M 10 repeal ali laws authorizing the sale Of government
rroperty at Harrisburg, Kentucky, aud for other pur
sas Which read twice and referred to the Com
mittee on Military Affairs.
Mr. HOUSTON, OF Alabama, asked leave to report a
bnl 10 authorize a loan not exceeding the OF fifteen
miIioas of dollars but objection made.
Mr. PALMER, Of New York, asked, but did not OBJ
,ah leave TO introduce resolution directing the Com
i,tee Of Ways and Means, inasmuch the is
not sufficient meet the expenditures. and national
Art ought not To bc created, to report bill rcyising
ths tariff a. TO make sufficient for economical
Administration of the government and discriminating in
fayor Of American interests
And then ON motion OF Mr. SMITH, of Virginia, the
House adjourned till Monday
MEMORIAL
By Mr. MAYNARD Nancy Mygart praying for an in
valid pension.
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FRoM AFRICA "A writer board the II. S flag ship
Cumberland, in letter from Porto Prya to the Boston
Courier gives interesting description of Bengucla and
the country adjacent Hcpguea is the capital OF THE Por-
tugurse province of the name, and contains about
1000 inhabitants, Of whom about 100 whites or Of
mixed blood and the rest pure blacks
The country abounds in game, and the river swarms
with crocodes aud hppopotomi, while twenty miles in
the interior lions tigers, and elephants to be found
Daring the stay OF the Cumberland ut Bcnguea party
Of natives from the interior arrived laden with elephants
tnsks and gum copa They described being tall
aud erect, and Of them good looking and of grace
FIJI carriage but they I'll niserably dirty and em.
ciated and nearly some of them quite without cloth
ing. They exchanged their ivory and gum with the Por-
tuguess for cotton cloth, old condemned gov
ernmcnt mnskcts, grained powder, and few bot
ties of ,mthe Portuguese getting the best of the bar
gain and they again ecscd by the Of near
y all they obtained, the rum which they took good
to drink at once The writer describes native village
which he visited, where there such dancing Jump
ing. and shouting among the natives, in honor OF the
Americans that they seemed to he so many maniacs
The Cumberland remained two days at the mouth Of
the Congo river sending boat up the river to look for
slaves but finding Several American sivcrs had
lately made their escape with full carg~cs Of slaves
| among them The brig Charlotte with 800 the Ellen
with 500 and the yacht Wanderer Capt Corric with
$50 but unluckiiy they just too late.
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NEWS IRON ruF Dea1f's rvesDn1oy.

Advises received at the War Department. yostsr-
day from The Baes expedition and we are permitted to
make the following extracts from private letter received
by the same mail from one Of the party
Hsrcn's RANcnr
New Mexico, Jan i, 1859
We left Fort Smith on the 27th OF October
and arrived this place the 9th OF December linus
making two months that the road The
weather for the greater part of the journey was most ex
celient for the OF the year. We had some very
cold days-two OF three on Oak creek stream running
into the Washit IL murh colder than the average
cold winters OF your latitude with some snow The
thermometer standing o. above zero made il hard in
ana ordinary tent However got along with but few
frost bites, and they not Of serious character
The country from Fort Smith To this point Is perhaps
the best in the world to make road over for the same
distance hundred and fifty miles For the first
five hundred there Is no scarcity Of wood water or grass
The last two hundred and fifty have grass and water but
wood Is scarce and incon, enient An alteration Ia the
line of road would however, remedy that in some
urc, and that without lengthenng its line am uas,A
fed however, myself that the true line of road will be
toand along the Canadian river from Chateau creek up
to near this pein il railroad should be made. For
eisrant route it is certainly the one II it should cut
the northern bend If the Canadau so as to shorten
the road
There is need OF leaving the river to make the road
beyond the bend and that is not half great towards
the north laid down In the maps. The furthest north
point is few miles short OF tho thirty sixth degree
thus making the detour at the EXTREMIST north point
ael. The difficulties in making railroad along the bot
toms OF the Canadian imaginary. The stream Is
about the size OF Peak creek with wide sandy bed and
amount of rain which falls or ever will f. during one
season. make the stream past ordng There may be
holes washed out in the sand bed which would duck
man, or perhaps quick sands might do IT, but never the
general depth OF the river. The bottoms broad and
the banks low. The grading, &c. for nasad could be
done with as much facility almost making ordinary
dirt turnpike, and miles would be straight line IL Il
sandy, with little swamp, and no stone An emgnnt
road should leave the Canadian at points return
To it again think, merely for the purpose short
enng the travel. At this of the year. and il has
been dry, found water everywhere not greater dis
aces apart than ten twelve miles, with the exception
OF place portion of the Stakcd Plain where
we travelled twenty miles before reached water
The country Is prairie, with the exception Of the Cross
mbers from twenty miles west Of the Little River to
this point country rather fertile than otherwise
is too, beautiful any the eyes Of ever beheld
minute description OF it would, however, take more
paper than have you must be content with this gen
| era outline.
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The LONDON TMEs established January l. 1885, by
John Walter printer but for three years bore the
of the Daily Un;cs Register, and but 500 copies were
printed Its circulation is immense which Is printed
at the rate OF 20 900 I'M hour press mode by Hoe
Co. of New York As all Iondonos must read tho Times
but cannot all afford to buy II at ten cents copy, the
newsnen hire out papers during the day to bic read ut
hour, aud tho copies supplied to
country subscribers at a renccd price, In the evening
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PAYING PARLIAMENT PKoPosED-A writer In the new
number of the Westminster Review urges the public pay
ment Of members OF Parliament. Distinctly wc be-
eyc, says the Westminster, ''that every member Of
Parliament ought to receive handsome salaryf800 a
year least perhaps 81 000and be bound to give the
nation his undivided energies. The law still subsiss by
which he may claim wages from his constituents, but
with modern notions this cannot easily generally be
resusciatrd TO be paid hy them would be thought de-
grading to be paid from the Queens treasury is in
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NEW H,rEL In PmiLApELpnsA The Phlaselphians are
rejoicing in the prospect Of mammoth hotel in their
rghtanglcd city. II is fairly IN Of construction.
will cost $3.50 9O9 and Is to he ready for occupancy
te first Of February, 1850 about year from this
limo Paran Stevens of the Revere and fremont houses
Boston, has taken Lease at annual rent Of $40 000
and the in the building expected TO rent for
525 900 more
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A HANDSOME CASTING Messrs Woodruff & Beach
Says the Hartford Times of the 27h are progressing f,
voraby their contract for the machinery of the new
United States steam frigatc ut Kttcry. casting OF
BRASS intended for gland to the propeller shaft is
only noticeable for its size and weight being twelve or
fourteen feet long fifteen inches in diameter and weigh
ing about twenty two hundred pounds but also for its
smootbncss and perfection, being entirely free from
flaws and blowholcs The propeller is to be also OF
brass, twelve feet six inches in diameter
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NATIONAL SUNDAY ScHooL CONVENTION. "a committee OF
PhilWl.phians cordially invite the Sabbath school teach
ers Of the United States and others friendly to the cause
to meet In convention in the city of Phireiphia tho
22d day OF February 1852 to consider snch matters In
nexion with the Sunday school may bc brought
before them by committee appointed for such purpose
Each Evangelical Sabbath school In the Union Is invited
To send at delegate and ministerial brethren
aft, ctionatcy invited to share In the deliberations and
cxertises of the convention.
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NEw YoBK, Jan, 29.--Cotton Is heayy-sales OF L. 500
bales. Flour is heavy sales Ia 900 barrels State
50 70 s5 30 Ohio, % 80 "a SO so southern, IS 10
&C. Wheat is qret-snle of II 900 bushels western
81 AZ a 81 so; rcd 81 3s a 81 40 Coga Is higher
sales Of IL 900 bushels mixed, IS cents Provisions
steaiy. Whiskey is firm at n cents Sugar quiet
Coffee buoyant end active at III IL cents. Mo
asscs is rmer at i3 cents Spirits of tnrrentne Is quiet
at 494 81 centsthe latter to arrive. R~in firm at
81 10 10 arrive. Rice is buoyant Orleans, 81 cents
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NAVAL INrILGEScE. United States steam frigae
Srarac sailed from Panama January G. to relieve the St.
Mary's at Guaymas. She to touch at Reaejo to
communicate with Captain Long. The Merrimac and
Decatur still at the latter port where they re-
Gently visited by President MARTINEZ of Nicaragua The
United States rgatc Roanoke, as-ship Of the home
squadron is still at Aspinwall The Savannah in pass
ing the bar at San Juan the 18th, very near
running aground, owing 10 the rapid shoaling Of the
water at that point.
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NEWS by TELEGRApH.
Later from Hayti.--- Reported Success of the
KeyvlutiuuiSts.

HKw YoRR Jan 20 "A private letter from Port-au
Prince, dated January 10TH via ST Thomas and Havana
says that Soulouque had been defeated by Gefrd and
the imperial troops running back upon the city
sououque himself expected there every minute and
rear Tho writer thinks that the contest is nearly end
ed and that in day two the republicans would he Ia
force. AZ the time Of writing guns being fired
within hearing Of the capital, which supposed 10 lie
salute in honor OF Gefard
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ihe" Green Monument Association at Greensboro
~ q, held meeting ON the 2oth An able address
delivered ly Hon. Vim. A. Graham His subject rcla
Ted principally Ia services rendered by North Carolina
ou'iug the rcvolntion aud handled OF course in
masterly After the Address proposition to n-
~vo subscriptions responded to literally by many
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DEA,arINEsss5 ,, and slNG -; I'M, NOISES IN THE

eBfhsh
Deafness, Complains Spring i;ar,cns
tharng london, England Consulting surgeon Inuxs lIsy
loRIl SKINNER, Registered pursuant
Rotary Jns rowf, discovery beng mto,
ofscif anripe is,ss relief wbo ina.
applied y, The external When The ass
Is loa hy she sufferer for The
Sinty he Iatieni Who
maioaei conversation few nights saniiar viii
guarantee to cure The most
the heal lts astp to cmeism and eVruant
extremely deaf by Of this rspsueuty "a
any distant part Of the world waAsi Thousands
restored Ia perfect hel aud forever rescued from
the numerous 4trns unparalleled
Hospital .' private testimonials and ccrGepies
physicians and IN torispd wioc irceusc
sons hsye been cured many hundreds
can be seen referred Co. Any sufferer shc
eni in the four {" the gu
this discovery sent
reparaQns S ht u enable ihcp positively
50 ~ y e cost OF the means wl, se
Rotary, JoS lowsiis ~ satices tarug
Apgiap can be sent either ~ huker DRAFT
notes a thc colity Snt cpt
crate daies aol noises "a to head ttu les Jan Idly
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A bill has been introduced into the Louisiana senate
authorizing gambling houses In New Orleans and fixing
the tax OF license at SIS 900 per snnun.
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.hPERA GLASSES, gold silver, and fine steel
spectacle fassu received IN invoe OF Aero
ol'cra-aiasses.
Mscgo silver and fine steel spccac glasses &c Of all
focuses. W NJ GAIT a BtO, - .
New a3F icnir,as
Jan 9o-at ioofs wcstm hrowns' Hotel
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sTEREosCopIC PICTURES.

''Moa Wonderful and Bcdu,Jfut.' f
vNTE have on hand one Of tho largest and
wv most varied OF PICTURES
ia t city glass plain and coocd consisting
OF the principal places of the United States. 4l *
We have also great variety Ho celebrated Of
Tor and dome io weddings christenngs
We also oicr inr collection Of
styles manufactured These
tcs form The peles aud most interesting that be Of
lered 10 old OF young,
TAYLOR a MAuRY, Booksellers,
s3t Pennsylvania agents for Washington the
stcreosoopc Company Ian so
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

An Abrdgaem Of Debuhs Congress, hy Thomas II.
Benton; New York Appleton Co. Mr. Sbilling.on
the shpg con agent for this valuable work has snr-
nshcd with the eighth and the ninth volumes II is
fact the parliamentary history of the country by
the lamented author and although il bears the impress
of his individual opinions 1t accurate and valuable
compendium. To those who have not time to consult
the sources from whence the facts derived who
merely desire general historical view of tho debates in
Congress- Col Benton's Abrigment will prove highly
useful 1t will be completed in fifteen volumes of
hundred and fifty pages each
The american almanac for 1850 edited by George T.
Sanger; Boston Crosby Nichols CO. Mr.. Franck
Taylor has sent this valuable work Of reference, the
brcth volume of the fun series 1t contains large
amount of full aud authentic information and will I'M
doubtelly sustain the high character of the work es
trustworthy manual
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DIED,

2sih inst MARY EiK,BETII, oaiy w.s
MARY ANN Ran, aged mouths aud thirteen days
4 philadelphia iapers please copy
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by JAS. G. MCGUIRE co, Aactioncers.

CTOCKS At AUCTION.--On Thursday afternoon,
~ January ~ AT O'clock at the auction rooms shall sell
-
$1,000 Corporation Ut Alexandria registered stock
1000 Cor poraion Of Alexandria coupon bonds
1900 Bank Of the Old Dominion
6,2s0 Bank ~ Washington stock
3,77a Farmers aud Mechanics Bunk stock
Terms cash in current funds.
JAS G. MCGUIRE a Co,
Jan 20 ID Auctiopeers.
The above sale is unavodably postponed in con
sequence the in,lcmency Of the weather uni arnoon
January 3ist, same hour and place JAS MCGUIRE CO.
Jan I'D Aucnoaaers.
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AUCTION SALES.
by J. c. MCGUIRE 4 Co, Auctioneers.

CIlANCERY SALE-By virtue Of a decree Of the
~ Circuit Court of the district of Columbia, the County
shtngon, made la the Of Mhettey Walker Il
Em eins heirs and administrator, @i public
friday Tho 2St day OF January instant at az O'Clock the
premises lot number sixteen b) No eight (2s
with the mproycm consisting OF old frame dwelling
Terms of sale third the
aud the residue in two equal and twelve months
speciyoy To be secured by approved The
complied with within sale
property iy DO reso the risk purcha-
afler weeks notice
WALTER s. cox, Trustee.
JAS. q. Meet IRE CO.,
jan B-2,w&ds Aucionccfs
Hrts- The above sale tx unavodably postponed
until Wednesday Afternoon February 3D. place
WALTER 4, CuXE, Trustee
JAS c. MCGUIRE 4 Co,
Jan 80 I'd Aucioneers
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MANSION HOUSE,
FORMERLY THE EBBrr HOUSE,
Near corner OF y and Fourteenth streets,
WASHINGTON, d. C.

WANTEp. "A Spanish gentleman wishes to give
Wv practical lessons IN Spanish Va
gentleman
laneuagH His address bo
6-du
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5. c. Herring & CO.'S patent Champion safes.

- u ucrflnR ~ los PnlcnL Champion safes.
fINlE subscribers, grateful for past fayors and
Il nnding that discriminating public
ronnge to that extent that exhibit
all their stock enlarged their
and sacsoom Broadway No 2I Murray
opposite the City Hall 1l enlargement room
the recent extensive enlargement OF their factory Will enable tho
subscrihes 20 keep hand all
burglar safes than other establishment the world
Particular attention Will be had constructing private
lie 70 match with other furniture for the security OF plate and
jewelry
Also
win keep on hand aud make order nil kinds OF ch vault
doors snd bank vaults Halls locks
store doors onc patent bank lock and Cyger
patent letter lock, without key. N
S. c. HERRING * CO..
Nos. 1856 1877, and l39 Water street, and
No 25l Broadway, corner Murray New York
y C0YI.E a. CO., Agents,
Washington, d. C.. n
u. W. KNOWLES, Agent,
May 26-Iy Richmond, Virginia.
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Local AnucLts on Bradys Gallery of Photographic
Portraits, aud other minor matters, omitted Cor want
of space, Meanwhile we advise all readers 70 visit
Ifady's without delay,
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i OSf.-Supposcd TO have been dropped at the
Presidents saturday mofnng small Geneva watch blue
~ f With Sw,ss cottage painted side,
bowers ,o ether The Under Will be suitably upon
leaving " nj aoi " street corner m llth Jan 80 1T
John SANAGES 9s aud as--The Modern Rev
81 onionury History and Literature Ireland vol 81
Mrs. Fanny kcniles loens, 81.
The Securing the White Horse
london cerk by the snor of Tom Days vol
street Thoughts by Rev Henry NJ Dexter, yi Is
q -ea FRANKLIN ,iilij'S Bookstore,
Jan 30 81 ~ lAAa. bet 9Th aud 10th
LNIEGANT VALENTINES Philips varied and
III beautiful stock OF Valentine, from london,
ready ior Inspection, Prices o each.
FRANKLIN IltiipS nQrxscrc,
Jan 30 -F3t a3a Pe,n bet. lih and 10Th
hOWLEES NEW PATENT ANTiCuRROSIyE
~ INksfANp Concealed by the best Judges to be the per
,ept inks,asd YEA inseaied
5pAt received aed iot sale IN Washington by
BLANCHARD 4 MoHgN
Jana Corner Of III street and Penn avenue
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B,Mr MAYNARD Memorial NANCY M.ygar, for
valid pension.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fro.n w. Al. MCDONALD Il CO., rcs Sa-ss
JOPy 6. HENpERsON. sMYTH, & CO

10 Dealers Iva ARTIFICIAL Flowers, ostrich
Feathers, Fancy Goods, &C
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The has pleasure acknowledging the
during the past weeks the
Washington which has pronounced the performances be Of both
high and perfect and The that
win spared render the oae respect de
serving this APPRECIATION and OF the patronage Of The public
Jan 80
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Advises were received at Tho War Department yoster
day from The Beaes expedition, and permitted TO
make the following extracts from private letter received
10y the same mail from Of the party
, 1859-07-22

RAnEr.-Ar. Rarey ia now agaiu in London,
tanning ferocious horses, giving lessons to cara.-
~ officers and rough riders, and occasionally
exhibiting his art in public When he returns
to this country, he will bring the famous horse
Cruiser with him.
4 CollIslox.-Thc New Haven Regtsttr says
that Is a train on the Danbury Railroad was
passing shreush deep cut on Tuesday Last,
the cow'catchcr came in contact with fashion,
ably dressed woman. The result was such as
might hare been expected The hoops and
other standing rigging were carried away in n
twinkting. She Is sud to hare been left with
"nothiog to wear."
Ak EIorExEST.--Nc understand tiat one
3tr. Cressy, of Royal Oak, for .oule time quite
the liberty few days since to leave lis wifa's
bed and board, mud ruu OF with another wo-
man. The happy pair went to Detroit in d cur
riage, und after beiug absent some days Cressv
wrote 10 his wife, enclosing live dollars and Civ
higher information ut what place in Detroit she
might find ttlc horse and buggy. Mrs Cressy
went to the city aud found the team all right,
and returned Will it, more glad, we doubt bot,
to get possession Of it than Of her heartless
husbaud.-ivufiae Gd-etfe, l5M-
HARVEST LAnon.-Ilaryest hands were yes
tcrdny asking - to {..51 per day. This is
pretty high, but not much higher than our csti-
nutc on their services was too low, Il couple Of
days since. We then SAID II Il day and board
wus enough. Considering the hot weather and
which We tave recorded this week by sun. .stroke.
nc now think ii u day "won't pav,"-cspe-
cial'y as the harvest season Is Of short duration.
Darrupyrt Ga-4t&e.
VESSELS IN poRr-A DEruEI At MARQUETTE
For the last few days there hare been not far
from thirty vessels in our harbor tho wbole
lime to loan with iron ore aud pig iron.
On last Sabbath at u quarter before five,
Bethel services were held on board the schpon-
or Cuba, ut tue Jackson Conpany's dock. Mr.
Stevens, Of the presby tcrian Church, read the
Scriptures aud made some remarks. aud an ad.
| dress was delivered by Prof Fairfield, Of the
| Ufiret Institute. The exercises were quite in
interesting, aud seemed to make good inl-
preston, there being quite congregation from,
the vessels in port, and FROM tue town, present,
who Eare respectful attentiun- - Marquette
journal, *Jn'yls
, 1859-07-22

- Burg1ars paid risit to the Office OF Gerrit
Smith, at Peterboro, recently. They broke IN
the door, blew open au iron safe with grnpov.
der, aud carried off about 800 in moner. -,
- The Hon. Israel Wasbburu, Of Maine. gate
the following felicitous sentiment at the late
Bangor celebration On the 4th: :--+-
"0ar Coaafry.--0ur Connt1y, right Or wrong;
when right. 70 be kept right; when wrong, 70
be put right"
The father Of Passmore Williamson sent
one hundred dollars to Prof. Peck ns bis contri-
button towards the relief Of the imprisoned
obesiin rescuers, while they remained in Jail ut
Cleveland rassmore, it will be remembered,
endured long imprisonment for contempt of
Judge Kaue United States Court, before whicl,
be was brought on q charge of assisting fugitire
alarcs to escape.
'-The Democratic papers Of Minnesota hare
been teasing Gov. German 10 say: that he was
mistaken in his exposure Of the Democratic
election frauds in that state but he stands fra
well, md publishes u note in which he says -
II do not feel that I am called on to answer
through the pr.ss to party squibs, nor will !
declare my disbelief in the former existence of
election ffauds, either publicly or privately.
hnd hand in them
Two Indians ut Troy, n. T., started with
the Thermometer at 90 in the shade, to perform
matched foot race Of 100 miles within Is hours.
One gave out in the asth mile, leaving his rirA
to accomplish the feat alone. He ran 50 miles
in seven hours and twenty -four seconds, but on
the sixtr-first mile. ut which time he had usrd