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THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.


Mr.. Wilfev presented il the Senate to-day
the memorial ofthe Board OF Trustees of the
Foundry ~. l.. Church, asking for the passage
OF law empowering them to sell SQUARE 2as
q, used ~. nsfssofore q: burial ground. Referred
MI MONTH preientSd the memoria, Of n.
corporate authorities OF, 4eorgeto wn, urging
the immediate passage OF bill pro viding for
removal OF the present obstr uction te their
commerce, created by the existence OF the
aqpeduct. and the want Q I aedraw therein. As
the. question had been disposed Of the memo.
rial Nas laid upon the table, II. -
4lr.koonts tEtroducsd il the House to-day
bill to incorporate tne Colored Mutual
bnhding ASSOCIATIONS Of the city OF Washing
Ton. II makes William Edinborgh. Garter A
Stewart Cornelips Clarke. sampson Nutter,
EDWARD T Green, Isaac Clarke, John z. Bell
ano John Gray, eorporators, and gives the as
ISOLATION power to hold real estate or personal
or mixed property. and to lease, sell, and
convey the same, &c. Referred TO the District
M: Koentz, from the District Committee.
reported severely on the petition OF !" ctti-
zene OF w ashingtons d. o., kof foreign birth,
asking for the same rights a. negroes" 1T
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PUNIsHMrNr or soI.nI,

PUNISHMENT OF SOLDIERS.
by General Order No. 4 OF the War Depart.
ment, issued yesterday, paragraph sos, Re.
vised Regulations OF the Army. 10 modiaed "a
read as follows:
The legal punisnments for soldiers by san.
fence OF court martial, according 70 the
offence and the Jurisdiction OF the co art. are
death; imprisonment; imprisonment on bread
and water diet; solitary Confinement: hard
labor; forfeiture of pay and allowances: dis
charges from serv vice; reprimands: and. when
non commissioned officers, reduction To tha
ranks. Periods of confinement except m 40.
gravated cases, shall not ex seed ak months.
ana In repealed eases of desertion, shall moi
exceed one year; but in cases of hom:c,de. ron.
berry, rape, and in aggravated cases Of injury
10 persons or property, may BE- imposed al the
discretion OF the court Solitary confinement.
or confinement on bread and water shall moi
exceed fourteen days at Q time, with inter vaIs
6etweep ths periods Of snch confinement not
less than SUCH periods, and not exceedine
eiSnty- fouf days In any one year. Enlisted
men, nor purely military offences, shall not he
sentss ced,to confnemsut in o State prison or
penitentiary; and when soldiers, for other th an
military offences, are sentenced to Confinement
In a penitentiary, they viii be dishono rably
discharged the ser vice in the order prom n lsa.
ting the Proceedings OF the court rBaIl and
chain shall net be used az punishment. Ord
nance eeresants and hospitaI Stewards thoueh
liable to discharge, shall not he reduced. nor
are they TO be tried by regimental or 9arrison
court martial unless By special permission
OF tne department commander" .sis-sa 81 =
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Missouri Legislature

JEFFERSON CITY. Jan. l5.-The special order
IN the House to-day was resolutions recon-.
mendinR the impeachment OF President John
SOD. They were referred 10 committee on
Federal relations y T''''S~
concurrent resolution was offered that a
convention OF all the States b. called by Con :
Rress on the 4th of July next, for the purpose
OF amending the r federal Cone titution Also
urging Congress to provide for an early i'm :
provement of the navigation OF the Mississi upi
liver, by removing Rock Island bridge and
other distractions. fIL'
A fast freight line has been established here
Tor the transportation Of all kinds of mpr-
chandise from the terminus of the Union Pa
cifc Railroad. Kansas branch, TO The Terrific.
ries Of Colorado, Utah, and New Mexico
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Speaker Colfax.
EDUCATION NE

EDUCATION NEEDED AT THE SOI-TU a
There are about SO0,UO colored children m the
South old enough to attend school; nearly an
equal number Of white children who are grow
ing up without education; and at least 6oOgE)
adults who cannot read and write Not until
this state OF things il changed can the South
err people hope TO develop their great resource.
and compete with their Northern brethren
in the race Of progress. Skilled and intelligent
iabcr is necessary for the Advancement of their
material prosperity; and education will do
more thar aught else to dispeI the prejudice.
bigotry and conceit which brought about tia
'ate rebellion, and tend 10 perpetuate the
disanecuen TO the Government Leading
Sontheraers realize these facts and many of
them, who are the true friends OF their section.
because they do not wish the material inter-
ests OF the South sacrificed to the abstract
sdeas Of caste and color which naturally grew
out OF the peculiar Institution, are now ear
nesfly cooperating with the friends OF edu-
cation at the North. To show wha, Is beins
done towards educating the coiored children,
If Ii sisted that 1850 teachers from the North
-. 50 IA amerIcau
Freedmeh's Union Com mission, and the var;
Gus missionary and denominations soeis,iss.
thst they Instructed $50 900 pupils; and that in
AL the schools the pupils have made admir-.
able progress. And yet considering the nm
Der to be educated, 10000 il, after an. hint
small proportion. We trust the GOOD vor,
will so on, and that soon all the chi,d,an
white and black, throughout the country. vii
0e attending school, even II 1t requires the en-
aetment OF stringent laws by the General Gov
eminent to compel their attsn dance, az Il the
case In Prussia. i- -f -
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ADVANCE OF syrrIrwrvrs

The Commissioner OF the General Land OF.
nee has Just received returns showing thar
1851 acres were disposed Of in the aggregate
at three land on ces during the month of d.
cemoer as foliows:-At Eau Claire, Wlscon.
SIN, So acres: the larger portion taken with
Coiofaoo. $50 tcres; the greater portion hay,
ing oeen taken UP for actual settlement under
me homestead law. At Tallahassee. Florida
lso iarns OF &c acres each were added 10 rhS
productive force OF that State BY entries Tor
acinaI settlemsnt and cultiva alton under the
homestead law embracing Il,37i acres-
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COMMISSIONER OF AGRIcULTURE

There seems to be quite a scramble for IN.
position of Commissioner Of Agriculture, now
held by Hon. Isaac Newton 1t is said that I
CO Kennedy. Esq, for merly Superintendent
OF the Census Bureau. is the most prominent
applicant. 1t is also rumored that o. H Kelly.
OF Minnesota, and Lewis BoIman, OF Ohio.
the latter for some time employed under Mr..
Newton, are endeavoring to obtain the an
pointment The present commissioner has
large number OF friends who seem to be con-
fdent that he will not be removed.
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GOvERNAlENr SECgRIrlEs.
WASHINGTON, January Is, 1857.
Jay Cooke q 10 furnish the following quo
; THE MILL TO-DAY.
Collier Wins the Fight

Dispatches have been received in this civ
this afternoon dated Colds borough. near Har-
risburg, Penn. p. m, stating that Collier DE-.
1eated McGlade in the prize fight there this
morning. .g..-.. ....... -......, .. -
There were 4S rounds, fought in two hours
and ten minutes. ,..- .... I'd, ....,..- - r
1t is also stated that the affair wound I'M
with general fight amsng the sporting men
present on the occasion. ..-. - :. 90.
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PARDONED RERrI.s

The clerks Of the Attorney Generate Omca
are busily engaged in preparing the list OF rer.
sons who were engaged in the rebellion and
have been pardones, to be furnished To the
House of Representatives in answer to their
resolution. The list of those who left the Uni
ted States Congress, the Army and Navy, and
those who held commissions as generals in the
rebel army, it will be remembered, was sen,
TO The House few days ago. When com.
pieted, the list will comprise nearly eighteen
thousand names
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THE METROPOLITAN R.ILRo.

IHE HEIhOFOLITAN RAILROAD BILL
1t affords matter for congratulation among
all those who desire to see the city enter upon
career OF business prosperity, that the Metre.
politan Railroad bill passed the Second Branch
of the City Councils last night. by a vote OF 10
TO S. 1t passed the Board Of Aldermen preyi.
ousiy bv an unanimous vote, and now onIv
needs the signature OF the Mayor to become a
&c.. .... . -.
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RErcRN o. eeLpxxRS ABSENT or rug.
a hLuuGW.

SeoeTSt osoet NO. fron tne war Depart
meat i6ssued On the ia:h inst. states that .Ias
uumseoas chess OF soldiers On furiough VITO
report q pom fas distant from their statiouS,
Vithoot the means OF travelling farther, de-
Dand hat Officers should use a proper dis
crtmipanon tagraRung Burroughs. The men
Suust either tecome deeerters an fact or m ust
receive afd from the 0overnmeat in retu rning
TO their companies. Department commanders
are authorized TO send men reporting under
sucn circumstances TO a military port or depot,
whsn there Is a Probability that they can soon
b cent with detachment 10 the vicinity ef
their posts. In special cases. where IL shall
seen most iudicious, Depsrtmsnt somman dsrs,
an Ae exercise OF SOUND dtscrsuon. may or
der transportation tickets 70 he purchased by
the QuasterWasssrso r urioaeheo sotosers, and
where THIS done, epeciM report Of TIA
axD0unt paid Tor such trans pertafiou Va q be-
made by letter tod COMPANY -commandsr,
who will charge the same axainstthe soldiers
psy on the pext muster day. The same
amount, together WIN the date when the col
9afE reported himself, viii be entered On has
furleush."s e5gvt-s ve,-,t, -, -. ~. 49, I.
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INFORMANT TO APPLLCANTS For INCREASE
a. OF PENSIONS -
To Commfssiensr Of Pensions mis- morn

inE tssued the following cifcnlar;N sIeF
"Applicants fer increase OF pensions ander
the acts OF June 9th, and fully 2Sth, 1883,
snd tne!r assnte. are hereby I'M HORNED that such
OF january, 1867, cannot possibly BE- sadiudi.
Gated before the lth day Of March, proxrmo,
when ne ssmii annrai payRent Of pensions
pensioners should mot BE- Forwarded with the
applications for increase Med betwssn this
aste and the fourth Of March next but
shonId b retained by them. and .snrren ded
only npon . seali from this once. The iabof
devolytnEvupen thts once has bean u earIy
douoled 10 e6hssqrerce Of the passags Of The
crease s.. ;n
BY Law for the trA9eaction Of its busi,ess n.
terly inadequate 70 meet promptly the public
aemande, or % prevent Il from .hlIing largeIy
this date should giva The number or the oriei-,
pal pension certhcate, but should not be &C
companied by it,"
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DIsPOsAL OF PUBLIC LANDS.

The ommissiener OF the General Land or.
nee mas Jnstfreeeived returns showing that
twenty five thousand seven hundred And
forty nine acres Of the public lands were d,s.
posed Of during the months Of November and
December last, NJ the following local One
Detroit and Traverse City (NicbIgan) Offices.
IN December, ii, 400 md 3,lO9 acres respect
ivefy, and at DrownsvilIe, Nebraska, in No.
vemoer, fi,176 acres. The greater portion of
the land was taken up under the homestead
aggregate cash sales amounting to s3,i7l,
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TH8 SKATING Qusnx.-The ueen OF skatsrs
In the world IL said, to. BE- Miss O. A. Moore,
the "Skafing Queen" as/she is called. Her
home is Philadelphia. Her appearance at the
Of All obeervers."a In skating circles the per-
forWauce and Appoarauce Of Miss Moore form
the topic o. general convefsafion., Miss Moore
mas Two skating costumes One of them
basque and skirt OF purple velvet beaver cloth,
t1nned With q deep border oKgray and white
squirrel fuTs eoove witch are three rows OF
silver trimming. She wears q hat made of the
pope With that OF the dress. Her PoIish eos
tune eonsists eta bsSqle Of blue veiyst. and
scnrfet' skirt, erimueds with aermine fur and
snell gold stars. A hat OF red and Sine vet
yet and white plume adorhs her head vhne
her feet are 4noased In rad hid boo1sy Both
the costumes are verv rich and elegant Il -
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FROM EUROPE.

- - FROM EUROPE ss
Ko'l onme rC ini Pa mic In Chin u. s. YES
sells III Barcelons. Spaiu-fr each TraAs.
ports sailed for Mexico-SPanisa Leaa-
Markets. SC. -.
by Atlantic Oable.I
- LONDON. Jan l5-Noon.-LSte Kilograms
have been received firm Hong Kong. which
make no meution OF a com mercIai panic in
that city. 1t is now believed that no such
panic PIE vaiie.s----z
PARIS, Jan. 1.-The United States iron clad
steamer Mianionomah, together with other
vessels OF the squadron, are now At Barcelona,
Spain. Great crowds OF people have visited
her. She will sail again 10 few days. :.
The last transports for Vera Cruz. to bring
home the French troops from Mexico. LEFT Tou.
Ion late last evening. t'r.-r = A. - -91J-
LONDON. Jan. i5--Noon 1t Is now said that
M Fouid's project for a Spanish fo:,n looks
lake Q failure. Cousois are quoted az 81; IIli !.
nois Central III \; Erie shares declined 10 AK;
United States 5. % bonds steady at 72x. ="
LIyERPoOL, Ian. l5-Noon. market for
COTTON opens heavy, though prices are un
changed; the sales to-day will probably foot
up $500 bales; Middliug Upiands lax. -
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SURVEYS FOR A PEEUMATIc RAILWAY
"A party OF engineers are engaged IN taking
so1noings across the East and North rivers
with view 70 locating a line for the pueu-
matte tubes with which it is proposed - unite
this city with Brooklyn and Jersey CITY The
wilson, the engineer of the Union Pine umatic
Railway Company, recently organized TO carry
out the above mentioned project. liz is said
mat the result Of the examination is favorabie
10 the accomplishment OF the undertaking.
n. Y. Post -
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INTERESTING HISTORICAL nm

Secretary Stanton yesterday turned over 70
Secretary Browning, OF the Interior Den,rt.
ment for cafe keeping, the chair oc cupied nv
President Lincoln when shot by Booth At
Fords Theatre. 1t has been in the cu.toa = 30
the War Department since the night OF thu
assassination. The chair 70 an arm roch;n.
char, covered with maroon -colored cloth
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= On Wednesday afternoon, a strapping
negro entered the house OF N Stickney In
Dracut, Mass, and attempted TO commit an
assault upon daughter of Mr.. SLiekney, four
teen years OF age, she being alone n the time
Inc timely arrival OF younger sister fright
ened him away, though not until ne had ill.,
treated her In terrible manner. He stole g.
pistol belonging to Mr.. Stickney, ana pro-
ceeoed 10 another house in the neighborhood,
where be knocked down q woman seyentv
one years OF age, because abe would not "a We
hIm money. After stealing some articles OF
little value he left
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Seizure of Glass Works

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15.-The Riverside
glass works, at Progress. N. j, were seized
yesterday by the U. s. Marshal, for non. pay.
ment OF the manufacturing tax. The matter
has been adjusted
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. Is.-Cotton quiet at 3sxass
cents for middling upIands. Flour dali and
and Corn dull and declining. Pork and Oafs
quiet. Beef steady. Whisky duh.
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THE RECEPTIONS.
The hite Aouse


The ladies OF the Executive Mansion, Mrs.
Slower and Mrs. Patterson, at home every
Monday, commencing on the f4th instant
The President will hold three leyees, the
frat on the 18th, instant, the SECOND on the 7tn
OF February, and the third on the e2d OF Feb
rusry, on each occasion between the hours OF
and II ?. N. s f.- l..- ,-.
The ladies of the family OF Hon o. II.
Browning. Secretary Of the Interior will
receive their friends Oh Wednesdays, at the
residence of the Secretary, on the east side NJ
Montgomery street, Georgetown Heights.
The ladies Of Secretary McCulIoch's family
Will receive as usual on Wednesdays. Rssi-
dence $40 IL street, between Connecticut ave.
n ne and 18th street. ~. .!s... -.f.
E.. Speaker Colfax.
Speaker Colfax's public receipt ions will
commence on Thursday evening the 10th
INST. and continue every Thursday evening
during the session of Congress. from sx to II
O'Clock.
The receptions Of Mrs. and Miss Matthews,
the Speakers mother and sister, for ladies
aud gentlemen accompanying them, com
Haence on Wednesday, the 10th inst, and con.
nnue every Wednesday afternoon thereafter
from to O'Clock. a.e.-E .--.fcr
General Grants
receptions viii be held by General Grant ana
lady on Wednesdays, the 9th and 23d instant
and 9th proximo, in the evening. At home
every Saturday from TO p. m 2
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FAN PLAY ZOE WonEH-A petition has
been presented in the PennsyIvania Legisla-
ture rom sixty women Of Potter coaptV, for
the passage Of an act 70 enable widows on the
death OF their husbands. to control the proper-
" acquired by their joint labors, i'm the sa me
manner As me husband does on the death OF
tne W1Ie. a. - q ..e OIL.
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NEWS.

2 L..
VEInpA COURT. JsdS< f.sher II es,erday.
nv. kotyan enrert q a motion for Auav tr,,t
40 the case OF Henry smith. con Weed OF an
assault assault $40 nsterJ and the DISCREET Attorney
Thomas -Ssoops and Richard I,ura.. alias
sorny Lucas. impieaded with Matthew Rob.
,sson $40 VIM NienslsoS for larceny. were
And ~ons p-es wits en- tersd.r Frrv ~ Z ~ :
This mornine. Judge Wyfte Preesd,ns.p toe
case OF raneis harr,son. indic,ed for the N Jar
Ocsooer last was taken up Aessrs Bro ros
and Smsthers for the,defeuse. I'M
The pArties re<idsd in the sEfryt ward isto
street. between L and M, and AFTER the death
time u was testffle0 that the accused frequently
beat Der with a heavr stick. asd the p ysician
(Dr q N Hopk,nss tesufytne that death Wa
caused oy the blows, the jury reudernd a ver-
dtst thar death was caused By blows inflicted
by the accused - - = n 80. e. | 7 {,
TEE AnsRioAs' CoLoxrzArros Socrxrx-
To-day at noon. the Soth annual meeting OF
the American Ooionix Ation Society Mas neld
ssa s0rRs. q x srss .Ss Penn
tdent An the chair, and MIR Coppinger secre-
tsry. Delegates were present from the Massa-
snueens, CcnnecteutN New York. New Jersey.
Pennsyiyania anc Maryland STATE orgsniza-
tons. The day WAS spent in arranging busi-
ness for the meeting. and also in preparing for
the anniversary meeting which takes place 70.
night AT Trinity Church, At which addresses
wit be made by the President, Hon .. II. %.
Lstrooe, ana RI Rev. Bishop CLARK. OF r. l.
The annual report will he presen Ted, q histor-
cal discosrse on the rise and progress Of che
society Will be delivered by Rev. Jos. Tracey.
Of Boston. y "a
SPECUEAToR BROUGHT TO 9RrEr. Lat
night one OF the ring OF spec nlaiors who went
10 foi defeating the Metropolitan Railroad oil
unless their demands were acceded 20, was
buoy distributing copies OF bis Iates: eommu-
nicattcn 10 the rnteliigencer among the men,
bers OF the Lower Board OF the Ctty lyonn ciI
Bis lobby ing operations were rather unpIeas-
antly ito hira) interrupted by the prompt ac-
uon OF the board an passing the ball. He left
the room with big fiea in has ear, but tins
morning - on the war-path again. bobbing
around the Congress District Com I'm ittee rooms
with 10, OF InteUieencer's under his arm.
-
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PsRsoSALs-GsaeraI d. yfckers tattache or
The American Issasioh at aipsraiso, ChiH,3
and bride are now here on wedding tour.
The bride h beautiful and accomplished
CHILEAN, and worthy the gallant onicer who
was made General at twenty -four ysars Of
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
h EW YOR X.

H. on Or sseee Csukling Elected Seuatsv.
ALBANY. Jan. 3s.-Hoa. Roscoe U,nki,u&
WAS to.osy elected U. s Senator IS
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MINISTER TO AUSTRIA
The President yesterday sent TO the Senate
the uame OF the Hon. Edgar Cowsn. U. 8. Sen
ator from Psnnsylyania. as Minister to Austria,
vice J. LathrOp Motley. 81 p --Nsa ID L. rnT
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THE WHITE HOrsr

To-day being Cabinet day, NO visitors were
admitted at the Executive Mansion. All the
members OF the Cabinet were present, and the
session continued until after two o,cloek.
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AT WoRK.-A Cha rles tou rs q, A lettsr savs
"Mapy OF the sons Of families rmerly veal
thy, and still proud. MI the places OF conduct
ofs on the cars, and eeem re}siced TO obtain a
paying occupation. The city police force, TOO,
is nlled up with young men OF respectable con !,
neeuons, who before the war would have
deemed themselves too good for many a less
humble VOCATION :. q 90 = =
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ORDERED TO oDprY-sscona, Lisstsuant
EsSard Hoppysof the 44th Veeepan Reserve
NSS.. having passed . satisfactory sxamina-
,ionstas received the appoinsmenr of Second
i4estnant tin the Iseuiar. army, and ordered
70 oois in the Var Departnens. = go e =
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~ u is stated thai the Springfield, H.,
owners q the Chicago RepHbiicas have so,d
Out their Interest to Hon. john Wentworth.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. I5.-Flour dull and prices
heavy. Wheat, quiet. Corn active and steady
safes OF eeod to prime at 1G6a110 mixed 1tc3
yellow lOlai05 Peana Oats strict Al 6aa6oc
Glover scarce and flrm at $50 for prime. Cot.
ton quiet At % Ka34 cents for middling Sugar
inactive, but holders are hrm At 10X for REIN
ing qualities. =" - 1855
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isszs ,.ss :'w & 80 "a
gee - . aess rs, scS :,
soox2&1f. ~isS aoRsE and Ham ISIS, cor
4i.s AyI!y 81 No. 10 Federal Block. o,snsr Of
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QeAre Re1sns Bwight wSs iste ~ med one
cerDd osts ~ Providence, cor strikinx EI-
around Mr. Dwights neck. and asked him to
60 to the theatre with her.
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Inausur alton Of Gov. Geary.
HARRISBURG, JAN 15.-The Inauguration OF
Governor Geary took place to day. There
was an imposing military display. A ma
tional salute was fired at the conclusion
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gfrom HUDSON Tayio agent for Wash.
ington or Leonard Scott & Co.'S reprints OF
foreign magazines, we have the vaiuabae DE.
cehber humber Of the EorA British Repie,c.