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RUNNING THE CARS ON SUNDAY-lThe fol-
lowing IL copy Of IN act relating 10 passenger
railways, which was intro oiuced into the Psur-
sylnsnia House OF Representatives by kr.
McManus: : 49,
BE 10 tRdctod, de-, That it shall ne lawful for
All passenger railway companies within this
commonwealth 10 run their cars upon their ne
spcctive railways upon Sundays, and all laws
ard parts Of laws Inconsistent herewith, are
rfnaaled
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81 f'w weeks since d-aler in Boston
closed his store, apps nded a biz OF crane 20 the
oocr and left bttwefn two DAYS, taking the
ste"mcr Ariel for Caiifornia. having itisrup-
rcsec, quite large sum Of money, Translucent
~ CHAINED. Unfortunately, Captain Semmes
Nss rot aware, whrn he ovr rhauled the Ariel,
II a TIE Individual was on boIrd, or he would,
70 coubf, have relieved him Of tie amount A
lew tf those " no h ad bren wroured combined
ard sent tel graphic message 10 California
snd a few cay since their attorney telegraphed
th*t he had secured their claim in full, and that
the crlpIit had left for the mines.
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~ A good story is told OF Billy wilson's
Iouayes at Baton Rouep. 1t 10 said that the
boys, not exsctly liking their camping ground,
made rush for the tate prison, knocked
DOWN the keepers, entered the building, turned
the key on the inside OF the wall gate, locked
themselves in The cells, and cried .sNosc soe are
at homeP At any rate, the institution which
originally contained nearly three n undred pri..
oners, is now empty.
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xxxvTI,h CONeRsSs-rurRp sEsx,o,

SLsATk.-Aftsr our report closed yeeterdsv-
mr be. ard delivered n brief euiogy on NE
HorsF.-bfter orr report closed
Mr. Morri.l addressed the House In support
OF tie bill providing wsys and means Tor ths
support cf the Goy.Tnmeut
1hr refolutions OF respect 70 the memorv NJ
Senator Pearce were received from IN. S~ns,s
Hnd sulogies on his life and char ,ct.r vers
ceiiy'rd by Messrs. Irisneid, t,ritt-ndon.
MsfI' Tson, May, Morrill and Riddle; after
which tEcy were adopted
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80 The Dutch lave set on foot rirantic
Wclk of canal improvsm' Mt II is proposed
70 CoEsu uct a ship canal from Amsterdam
through North Holland towards the sea: "a ha
thirteen miles lopg, two hundred feet wide
and twenty -forr feet Gesp. This canal will
shcrten the distance from Amsterdam 20 Lon
der, an q all ports sCuih OF the Texei. by about
eifhiy mills, SO that vessels will then be en-
allied 10 reach the sea in a few hours, whereas
tie pres nj journey over the Simlueer and the
North Holland canal nov occupies several
chYs, and sometimes Meeka ----------
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FIhANoIAL-Nrw York papers OF yesterday
evening say: The stock market is lexs excised
tc-osy, but maintains Its firm appesrance An
tsmpalhy with thr contin n d upward r t<nd4ncy
In toid. Border STATE bonds are rather Qui~I
ard J. pr cei {. lower. Missouris sold at as:
ItDbtssees al %. Gosernmenis continue duII
ard heavy. Coupons Of 1871 ar- quos&d az
sDa!N \; regtst n d, O. as6; Seven. thirtie~ kQx
aiC.A; certificates Of ind@tt@dnrss aSxaQS
D 10 Is great excit. m-rt again To- day in ths
golo mrrbef, with a further rise OF 2 Der cent
Tie opening sales before the hoard were az itl.
~ ainst l42 last evsnIBg. This reaction, how
ever, Was hut temporary, the price inmedialely
air1rg TO li2, then li2x, and finally l4sS
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~ GOV. Andrew I'm his message SAW that
Massachusetts has raised 60,oOO men Tor the
war: The public debt OF the State Is Is a52y0la.
The desigEaied provision 20 meet which In as,
@e,cU The disbursements OF the past yea-
amounted 10 si,673, ,2si. The collections of rev
epue nave been promptly made, and the treas
rry presents a spc ctacie of pros perity and
strength usual only IN peace.
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1HE WAR IN THE sourHWRsr-
Genrrsl Metlernsnd'. Meveu,ut.-m.tIx
srrtnss Drstreyed-Pnrsuit Of n . bel Cav.

uiry. 1s'-
CAlko, Jan. l3.--Pssseneers from Mempht.
nl4It hh Stm. ferter's &c uadrou has arrived
CT tho outh OF White river. Mos OF a. hsd
tnmtn' ed TO sscrnd the river, accempSn,ed
ls heavy land force und-r Cfen McClernand
Stn SiGnt and siaf have arrived nj Mem
phs. Ihe town Of Holly Spriass is rppor.4s a.
aiT ot' GO, sumsd The railroad was torn nm
a u 9 tails brought 10 NJ, mphis
HAthNILLI. J=n. i3-Thr reheis have de-
I':o me amer Ch-Iter,- sixteen miles
- wn tl' river, loaded with commisssry and
n.r.
live hundred Of Wheeler rebel ca vairv ara
efChn rHs on the Haroin y Ne. twelve mlles
Ecm Na hri!le. GCn. Mitchell has ord<reo
Gtn. steriey tc purtpe them. There bas been
.sumittirg st1 day, the enemy retrrsting
toward IIarpeth Shoals.
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NAhDALiss.-On Thursday last several
eaNalT. men, said 10 belong la n regiment besr
ing the name OF ssScotts eoa, !" committed eeye
rsl iawl,s eN ploiis in our village. rartv Of
ivnr Cr I've entered the store OF Mr. J. n Ht~
eihs, sho request'd d 10 ie shown some boofs
eleVes, &c. which was accordingly done
Alter examining The articles, they dellberntely
appropriated 10 themselves about thirty dollar,
worn snd departed. telling Mr.. Hirelne 90
charge incl 10 the Government. Another set
IN pass ing thr blacksmith shop Of Mr. Jorhus
DaFls, uhhltched ircln the rack horpe, belonr-
ing "a MI. Mimm, living abont Ave rntlss m
ihe redtrick icad, and made of with it 10
wards ashingtop; thus obliging the boy 70
icot II h' me. We hear OF other d-predation.
Ding on throughout the county
such conduct meets with the universal con
~ y mh"l.'n OF every :1an in the commonlly.-
Rockville (hd) Septia.l, yaa o.
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DLACKsAIrHs FORCES,
: ID DO. ANrILS,
80 10. BELLOWS,
= Do GRiNUST0NES,
HeFSE SHOES,
H6kkE sHSE NAILS,
--rsr IRON and STEEL, .....
RkEHcHES, ...
HAAMERS, -.-.-
EISPS and all BLACKSMITHS FOOLS,
For sais Wholesale or retail, st lowest prices.
/. .-.9[ .--ta - j. y. BAkfH0LOW,
tsAlu 5ss Seventh ST., bet. Pa. av. and Canal.
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New York legislature

Nkw YORK, Jan. 13.-There were thirteen
any election OF Speaker.
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~ The Chicago Times is in rather. bad re-
pute In ITS own city. A few days ago its re.
pcrtar was excluded from the Exchange and
.inoe then he ladies constituting the .Home
Tor ihe FrieDdless," i" have exciuded IL from All
the privileges OF that association The reporter
,eok bis revenge by publishing q ridiculous
burleeQue Of the meeting u" tflE u
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b d Y 8 u Z Z l. / e 3 .

OFFICE c. TIE CEIRF cuARTEAXAsTEl,
Arxsy Of tAs Potomac, }
WASHINGTON Srptember ~. lS67 u
PacPGsaLs ara invited for furnishing for the uss
- tAs army of the Potop'sc the following articles:
sSrn tins beet quality Timothy Hay, secarslF
eslsd, the ~eight ofeach bale 70 be marked
sfs,ocyt bushels at Cats, OF thu best quality, In
: strong sacks, well se~ed. -.,.-:'.
I'm cords Oak snd Hickory Wood veil seasoned
and of the best quality.
Zach bid must be accom- panied BY the endorse.
NEST Ct two responsible persons that the contracts
A. AsArdef viii be faRIsd.
Bids win be opened from time to tme "a the p
s.ses m Ay De- needed and contracts will be awarded
f th< Quantities needed to the lowest responsible
Ai4def up 10 the time OF orenins.
The right il reserved to accept ali or any part Of
a1y bid
frsrczAls should be endorsed Proposals for Hay
OF 0afs Wood. )" the case may be, and enclosed
U ksparsts envelopes, RUFCS INGALLS,,
Lieut Col. And A. d. O..
SESN Chief QuartArnastef.
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Twerty.Seyrp Lives Lost.

RINGHANrToy, N. Y, Jan Ia-Thirty seven
laoiss and {, MI men, whilst ska'inR on pond
lear IIapers> ill. hrche through the ice and
tw.Ify sewn wtrJ drowbad.
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DROP POsALS FOR BUILDING PUBLIC
L SCHOOL OF THIRD DISTRICT,
WASHINGTON

MAYORS OFFICE. January o, 1863.
PnoPosALs for The above work, inelosed in a
sealed slc pc, endorsed Proposals for building
Pubiic School Of the Third district, Washing
appearing therein, will De received at this Office
until u clock M, on Monday, January 18th 1853,
when the same will be publicly opened and read
sid the contract wilt be awarded by the Building
Committee sOon as prac icable thereafter.
An oath of allegiance by the bidder or bidders
must accompany each proposition. and ample Sc.
curity will be required for tAe faithful psrfor-
nance Of the contract. ..-H ID.
The Building Committee reserves the ri ght to
decline any all the proposals If deemed for the
interest Of the Corporation.
A preliminary draft of the form Of contract
specifications, plans. and working drawings of he
building ar laid op for ins psction at this Office
RICHARD WALLACy, Mayor
A..C. kICHARDS,
GEO. II. PLANT, Sen.
J. Is. ELLIS,
ia Building Comnittaa
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PROPOSALS.
y pAoPo AL FOB l. q RR.
prof GuAaiLRnAsflR's oHIIca, J
Corner Eisi,eenfh asd q syst;s
HAsEyxGYar n a. Jenusrx fal,

f.Shkp PEorosALs will be rsesirsd At tAa ossos
- ss city II as u s1sa f,
2. ne ., ret ouar:er as.ar may direct. one nail
- - s.ui ice. OF Lumber of the following kind
t<s.a s.nSfe& .nG arr, ,soa sand ,7y ao,, fec,
.hris Psi sSnSls 0s ossss
farss e 80 feet ssAnt;ins ) oy 4. fourteen feet
EsssplhTse thousand three hundred and thirty.
ssa. 'H 81, irst seant'ins, J By 4, ,iItsan sosr
Btfh,y three Thousand three hundred AMI thirty.
Irse tI Ssl fs-t se.nniny, Shy 4, eishte-n feet
Az he above described to be good n,erehaatah,s
sisa an TIE pTs Of the o. an agent 'p
~ lu .iesr to be delivered within twenty days
P.epos.ls from aisioysi .rtics viii no. be enn-
na+rrd snd an oath of allegiance to rhe r g. Gov
Eas .si.s Of .Is S.asr te'RHT1 70 R .a. eoutr.o,
sAeah it be awarded to him, rnust be gu.rantiei
,. ssps.dsd ts the guarantee, and ssid guarantee
Dsss accompany th' bid
shs~r ~ the OF cia esrtiae.ts Of The cisri oftSs
n:aIss tistr,ct Court OF Of the Cnitad States Dis
Eioder- must se present in person when the bid.
re opened or their proposals will not be eonsid.
The full r.ne and Post Oiee address of tho bid
If > bid = made in the name Of hr-1 the names
- a the ps.iies must sppesr OF The e,d viii be
ennsarrsd 50 the Individual proposed of tho party
Esnas in the sum of Eve thousand dollars. signed
3 reeHired Of line sucerssfGl bidder upon signing
R . ecnfrast.
Fhs right t. reject any Or all bids that may BE
sasaaAd S"o high ia reserved by the Depot Quarter
naster.
Informal proposals Hlll be rejected.
PEerosals must be addressed to CAPTAIN Edward
L Ha-tz, As.iStanl Qrsriernaster L. 9. Army
NssAir gtnn, d. C., and should be plainly marked
Proposals for Lumber"
FORM OF GUARANTEE
Hs-, OF thecourty Of -, aud Ststs OF -
nerseJ guaranty tkat is able In fu il the contrnct
n sscoTdsnce EiIh the terms Of his pro.osition,
.en that should his proposition BE seeeptei, he
v'u At nnes enter into . contract In accordance
Herewith.
oafed TO b-esIne his Securities.
tfo this sssrantee mu.t be appended the ohieial
serstnss.e above mentiopsd.1
EDWARD L. HARTZ
a 0sd Csntein and A q n II ArraY
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~ NOTICE
i EICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS CIV
IIlsNs AND urUERS
DEPOT OF TIE 3 o. X. X. 60.

The Rsilroad Comeanie composing the line be-
tween Washington snc New
ssalk have pa; on . lvss os, - @ I=3s
vsnfilatee, and expressly ON GERS, soldiers aud
Others that AZ; ~ound-s or sex. With the exec ,ea
pAYk. THURSDAYS sni SATURDAYS fer PhiiA-
delphia. At 8 p. m. Express Train.
Pasr-nsrrs going West. scidier. civilians, officers
and etherr &: ~ rick wounded are informed
that Yick car will Leave tha npot svery MONDAY,
WEDN ESpaY spi FRIDAY at a. m going
through TO the Chic river without change Of cars
holdirIs and others u,icugh or disc saryed will
erd this the ehra pest and most dssiaable ruuts for
fhe West. This IL t.a only lima that can sell 4
threush Hek ct from Hashinton or check BAG gage
CAUTION TO PAasENGERs-rhe ONLY
FEaCF In huy iieksta liz .: tao Ticket in tho Daplt
6f the H. 4 q. y. X. Co. jaI-;f
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WA ASkik0TON VARIETIES,
NINTH STREET, a

tTs.s rn' aas SEs AaER .Hns HinHRN Rf,&Ria G2
EUkICAL DIRECTOR .-. THOMAS SIMPSON
c0SrlsHEp sEIIr sTSHhafI ERsassIH,
OPEN EVERY EyESIEGi
EVERY PERFORMER STAR
Thir. waek of
MIS- KATHLEEN ONgIL,
The Renowned Irish Vocalist
sssehd vel s1ta ss EVA BRENT.
The swsetest ginger in America.
MILE MARIA ZOE and MR. B YATES
In the beautiful ballet of
DIANA, THE GODDESS OF THE CHASE,
MtDoNALD AND THE FAIRIES,
First appearance Of
R;r,a s....rs,es .s The Celebrated Clog Dancer.
FRANK KERss,
- Th. Popular Negro Comedian.
The or!.b-...d oomeii.D... iiS.D"oAiA'
Mss i1zETFE; TIT t,,.,.,o, :, l. n.....
LA PETITE HELGUIss,
The Iufaut Wonder,
SAN LONG,
The great Comic Singer
MISS ADA JEsMaN
Al LIE q kALUIAN.
MISS CHARLES
MIs L FLORENCE,
PAUL. RERGER,
JAMES PILGRIM,
AsD FORTY 0FSER ARfIsrpsI
CEAkGE EOFPROGRAMME EVERY MIG HI
Psrqustte and Gallery y.............2 2, cents,
OrchestEa Chairs Observation-Disclosures 81 erntS
Doors open at Ga clock commence at n o 'eis
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iECREASE IN THE PRICE OF WOOLEN AND
COTTON GOO pS.
sz:J: RRUoE CO.. No. isa IN street, h..
CLOTHING.
FOR MEMS AND BOYS WEAR
they bought IL at Old prices, and they viii not
aks the people pay the least adv ancs as tkcy ara
tstsrnined 10 undersen AL others. They have tbs
Ge next fort, da.s to make room for our st"es
:.at va nor mann featuring.
rae psepie only nseu to see our goods 70 induce
''s' to 70 R4S4s s'e ssGksTs s9E iisfs asp PANTS
]. e O f 90,
NEWS AMI kht5ss soYs Y irrIsrHIss,
No. AGA 7TH STREET,
so9 Two Doors Below smiths.
A DAMS EXRkESs COMPANY,
"A OFFICE GA PA. AVENUE,
WdsaiHs.oH Ct<v, u. q.
aR1Ar EAsfERN, NORTHERN AND WbsP.
ERN IMPRESS fOkwAKDEKsi
AERCHANDIsE, MONEY, IEwELRY, .vALU.
Forwarded With SAFETY AND DISPATCH to ali
accessible sections Of the country. This Company
has agencies In ths principal Railway Towns Ia
EoRTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Its principal Offices are
PHfthbspRla BxiTIaSkk hiT dSI2ssToS
e WILLIE, LExISG ron.
uonneetions are made At New Yort and Boston
sRirfsH PRoTfsGEs T. and nd win "a .tssaaship G Lines
% LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and HAFRE
aad thence BY Europesu Expresses 10 al proni nans
acEsHsrcsa towns IN Great britain and on theCcr
CoIlectioa of NOTES, pRAFTs ana BILLS made
at all 's''s'iAis sArss Of tss Tnisa q sssses
TO- 81 ~Ashinston D. q.
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DRoPosALs Fur BEEF CATTLE.

elAL1D PRopos AIS are invited until the 18th day
g January lSS, for Furnishing to the Subsistence
errartsse Mt fss head of Beef CATTLE
The Cattle to De delivered at W ashin xton. ID. c.,
ska e&,h aSfTn 81 70 average -ys; pounds AMI
Ne cattle adn ittcd That weighs Less than Zoo
DesRdt gross
. The srrt delivery be n ade about January 18th
LED. or ~ soon there after Government may di-
rect ss' hes5 OF cattle per day viii be required TO
D. deb vered under this rontrart.
eoR1 with good and sufficient security viii be
required
Rrurosals from eontraetors who have previously
Atssd 70 comply with their bids from ds!oys per-
ns, where the bidder is cot prese mt TO respond
% his bid. will not be considered.
The names OF 6rnls should bs stated IN full, with
ths precise address OF each member of the lrrn.
Payment to be made in certificates Of Indebted
s-ss sr suck other funds 80 Government may hasa
br eisbnrsemsut
All bids 20 10 accompanied By two guarantees and
.resssd 10 COZ. A. BECKwfTH, 4. D. c. and c.
%. 3. A., Wsshing;on,, :, D. O., and endorsed
Form Of Gsaydarss.
We, OF ths county of =, and State Of. d.
asfeny guarantee that - Ia able 10 fulfil the
tssct iD accordance with the terms of his PROPOSE
esr. and that, should his proposition be pied,
st viii At once enter into contract in accordance
Herewith
Should the contract be awarded him we are pre-
sAred to become els securities.
kahis guarantee must i,e appended to each bid }
:. The respoE A bility OF the zuarantoys must be
AcxE by the osfici certificate OF the Clark Of tie
aearest District Court OF the United States DIS
Gtcz AtterneY
Ris ,raith do ROT comply ,rstA IAs aIor. -riH Is
sss<~tsd. ia
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AMUSEME 4 ENIS.
wASHiN0TOk THEATRE.
CORNkB ELEvksTH ANDC STREETS


cORNkB ELEVks TIL AND c STREETS.
LAssEss... ...-...-..-..--.....-..A .AAEDEs l. 90
rnesisRss MANAGER. k...-...-........-J. IL. Gosso,
eIAGR MANAGER. g. AA.oE,
THE PEARL OF THE AMERICAN STAGE.
fHE PEARL or THsAm,R.CaSs srsGE
TIE PEARL OF THsAMksiCaS STAGE
LUCILLE WESTERN,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
WILL APPEAR
THIS twEDEESDAY) EVENING. JAN. II.
THIS twEbHEsDAYl EvsNISa, JAN. Il.
GREAT EMOTIONAL FLAY.
GREAT EMol lIoSAL PLAY,
GREAT EMOTIONAL PLAY,
GREAT hhOTIUHAL PLAY,
GREAT TEoTIoNAb PLAY,
BT G. ". TAYLEuRE. OF BALTIMORE. ENTITLED
EAST LYNNE,
EAST LYNNE!
EAkT LYNNE.
EAST LYNNE:
EAST LYNNE,
EAST LYNNE.
EAST LYNNE.
EAST LYNNE!
EAST LYNNE,
EDST LYNNE!
EAST LYNNE!
EAST LYNNE!
EAST LYNNE,
o.. THE ELOPEMENT.
Which at the
ACADEHy OF MUSIC. PHILADELPHIA.
attracted,
Wr1p rWs GIFTED STAR TIE SoLE sELrpus.
GRAEDEsT DISPLAY Or FASHION
ever drawn out by play in the Quaker City.
TIE SCENERY IL ENTIRELY NEWT
TIE CAST FULLY EQUAL, IF sOT SUPERIOR
re Any PREVIOUS pR :DUCrrosl
SECURE YOUR SEATS DURING THEDAY
This Drama 10 the
SOLE PROPERTY
LUCILLE WESTERN,
having been drsmatlzsd expressly for her by C
W. TsyieuTe, Esq., of Baltimore ana she h..
neither sold ror given permission Ia any parssu
here cr sewhere TO produces EAST LYNNE, o,
The llopement" The production of any dram
by such lille eisew here will be dealt with scc7rdir
20 the most stringent penalty of ths capyrizhr
law jaI4
GROWERS THE ATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE near Tiliard's Hotel
Lxoxikp T.EAazs
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ACS NEW AND CHOICE sTOOK. hQS
PAPERHAN&INGS,
Embracing Gold and Velvet, Gold Stamped Me-
diurn and ow-priced PAPERS, appropriate either
for the richly adorned O, most humble residence.
WINDOW SHADES.
beautiful selection Gold Band, Imitation Gold
and Com mon Shades Buff Green and Bae Hol-
land, by the yard or made into shades.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
Woyydnfed 10 Be Gfided istth Go!d Leaf,
The handsomest assortment in the District, from
tie best mandatory in the country Also, beau
tifvl variety of dsrk Wood and small sized Oval
and Carte de Viste Frames Of foreign and domes.
tic manu- factufs ....
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELS,
Different sizes and colors Picture Rings, Nails, &c
GARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
Copies of celeby Ated Pictures Paintings statuAry
&c.
Tie attention Of those renovating is called TO
the above goods which were purchased for, and, on
account of the times will be aold ut the lowest re-
munerstive prices exclusively for
for goods and labor hen pu rch ssed and executed
Ali articles warranted as Represented.
81 Orders for PhPERHkNGlSG or WINDOW
SHADES punetuhlly executed in city or country.
j. MARkRITER,
No. 4s6 Seventh st., eight doors above
de ID I'm Odd fetiows' r all
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DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY.

BRIL- LIANT SCHEME,
21s PRIZES OF S10O
CAPiTAL.-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3 900
eeecnd CAPITAL Prize =. .---.7 900 Dollars
Lowest hrec Nun. be- Prize. u 90 Dollars
DELAWARE SKATE LOTTERY
Authorized ty An Act for the isocouraseinent Of
Internal Improvements in tho
State %! Drawarr.f
JOHN MORRIS Il co. Managers
Glass % Ia he drawn in Wilmington Delaware
on SATURDAY, January yIst. 1873.
SERENE
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CLARIFIED CfDERi
u CLARIFIED CIDERn
I have just received per achoouers "0eorg. S.
Adams" aud ~ W. :" fron Boston, z large snpply
Of Pure Massachusetts CLARiFIED CIDER, which
offer for sale at the lowest market price in auap.
titles TO suit purchasers.
Hotel kee psrs suffers and all Others In want of
prime article Of Cider are invited 10 call and eY-
anime this before purchasing elsewhere
RILEY A ShINN,
Union Bottlins tspot, 81 Greep ST.,
no &-H Geor getows, D. o.
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nx YOKE.
- Log CHAINS,
..,- EHEELB4RROES,
CAEAL BARROWS,
TEC(KS,
--r.a EfFTH CHAINS,
ELGOK JACKS,
EAG0S ERESCHES,
SHIhELETREES,
IIRGE PLATF0EM SCALES,
Hay and COAL SCALES
PICKS.
Hay. STRAW asd FODDER CUTTERS, re
Per sale wholesale or retail At & i3T&est & market
as-Im SIS Seventh st. bet Pa. sv. and Canal
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q ,Sl4 prizes - amounting to.-...... S52S eos
Tickets sio; Halves S. Quarters S2,1; Eighths sl4
kS-AH orders for Tickets in the above Lottery
should be Addressed to JOHN A. MORRIS co,
Wi!min zton Delaware. ian G. linz
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;UAN BRTGHT'S SPEECH AGAINST INTER
FkKisG With AMERICAN AFFAIRS
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,lOr tbe JQrn1cr.
Sugar male from sorghum.

Mr.. G. W. scripps. editor of the
Rushyille (Schuylor CoanIy NJ Cit.
zen has shown US a fine specimen of good
and tOothSomo sugar, made from new
species Of the sorgum. called the "0ta'
hoitan," by Mr.. Ssmuel Hooker, whose
farm ia near Rushvlle. 1t is q perfect
article, as regards either quality, taste,
or color, aud looks very much like a
good article Of common New Orleans
sugar, being light yellow, and thor.
ouchly grdnulated.
This, We believe, is tho first really
successful experiment of sugar raising
from the Sorgum, in this State, and Mr.
Blecher, the sugar.rsiner, of this city,
pronounces It the most encouraging ex.
pertinent ye!msde.
The "Otahei,un" cane is peculiarly in
It's nature. More of it can DO raised on
an acre than the ordinary Sorghum, and
itposseSso5 more of the caccharine quail
ity. Mr.. Scripps says it is very read i,
ily made into sugar, Mr.. Hooker having
employed very simple machinery --noth.
ing but wooden rollers with which to
crush the cane, and ordinary iron pans
in which to boil the syrup. The syrup
coOls, and the result is thoroughly
granulated article Of sugar ready for
Immediate use.
Inasmuch as this is regarded as an un
doubted success, II will be Of interest for
as to state, as we do, at the request Of
Mr.. Scripps, that the seeds of the "ots.
neiton" cane are being now prepared
for general distribution, and will in q
few days, be for sale in this city, at the
store Of Mr., Emery, Of the Prairie Far
mor, and Of Hooker and Jones on Lake
street, and any information that persons
may desire on the subject, can be obtain
cd by addressing G. W. Scripps, editor
of the Citizen, Rushville, Schuyler Coun,
ty Ill.,. Chicago Journal.