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II. L, ard wcs warned boforc commanding that.
tho hall had bad acoustic qualities, and thai hs'
would need to ruBo his voico and speak worry: dis
.ino,ly or no could not bo hoard. Accordingly DO
oponcd his discourse by bclching forth tho words
"Ladios and gontlcmon" In stontorian tono.
"Whon tho echo camo back" says smLLABEn, ut
noarly knocked mo down." Ho immediately loHor-
cd his yuice aud wont on in his orn fashion.
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5:aLARdEsr CIRoULATIoN.-The DAILY
NEWS publishes the Official List Of Let
ters ren,ataiag IN The Postc6ice at the end
Of each ,Oech, agreeaby to the .Jollo,0ing
section Of the Ne,o PostoGice Lao, as The
newspaper hauing the largest circulation in
The City Of Charleston:
SECTION g. And bo Il further enacted That lists OF let
tern remaining uncac for In my Poslocc In any
town or village, wheru nowHpapcr sbn DO printed,
sull hereafter be published only In tho nowHpapor
which, being Published weekly 0ener shall hare thu
largest circulation within rauae Of delivery OF tho said
oIico
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oFF1oR OF TaR oAprArN OF pi1,In

OFFIOE OF THE CAPTAIN OF PUILOE,l
CnApIIsToH, 8. c., May a. 1864 I.
DARAGRAPH II. O.! ORDINANCE TO flRGIItrT
tho Cleansing Of Privios and Vaults" forbIds tht
OF barrels In olen carA aud wagons and parea sr
plying for lconse required 70 provide cosod cart
suitable for lhe purpose An pcrsons, thcrpforn wtf
purpose taking Jobs OF ihe Kind are hertby fequAd
fore applying for license. o. d. sIGWAI.D
NAY 2mo Captain Of POLICE :
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SCHEME THE SANE FOR EACH MONTH.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs

I DECENTRALIZATION FNIEES
Approximation Priles OF $500 each for tina
nine containing units Of tho aane ton Of tho
No. drawing tho go, 900 p, tzo are 1880. 46O0
APproximsting Prizes OF $3.50 each for tho
nine remaining units Of tho Same ten Of the
No. drawing the 10000 Prize are.,...,I. 1850
Approximation Prizes OF $500 each for the
nine remaining units OF the sa1ne ten OF tho ~. ~
TO. drawing tne tiU,VO PriEo nro...,..., ], ,BuO
Approximation Prizes OF 500 eaoh for the 80
niue remaining Units OF tho aarne tan Of the
=, No. drawing the 5000 PriIo are ......... 600
ls approximation PriEoa OF 500 esch for The
nine remaining units Of the same ton Of tho
NOS. drawing tho 81. 500 Prizes arc. ..n..... 1900
sxs nt p.les e. amounting to..... .t1es0oo
$1.6o. S--'' - A-eANu''
drawtr r.-Ea SS''''
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tis Journal must be addressed 10 Me Editor Of The
Daily Rpfes, No. 18 HdyiG-strcf, Charleston, s. O.
business Communications 70 Publisher Of Daily
Necs.
Wecannot undertake 10 re,prn rciected communica-
tions.
Advertisements outside ofhc city must be acconpd-
MED totth the cash.
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There cometh glad hdings OF 10y TO all,
To young and to old, to II cat and to small;
The beuuty which onco wn . so precious and rare,
Is free for all, and all may DO tair.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE,
i OFFICE OF CHIEF OF poLroR,,
hAIH GUARD HoUar, 4
CHAREKsror, e. O., Juno 18TH 1857. !
IHWE fCLIOW1N9 ORDINANCE III PUDLIgIiRD
IN .i-L- a H1' @. d. BlGWALD,
.a . Chlef Of Police.
SEQ g. b orddnad, That Priyies on lots within the
CITY shall be 30 that tho contents thsreof can.
not escape therefrom or overflow; and whenever any
fanlt or PrtYy becomes offensive, the Eame ahkll bo
cioansed and tho owner occupant Of The premises ON
Shich any Vault or Pdyy may DO situated the condition
OF which ahn bo In violation Of this Ordinance shall ro
moye, altar, cleanto amend repair the esmo within
reasonable tts after notice shan hxye been gtYen him
By Tho Mayor and served by tho Chief Of Police In
case Of neglect refusal the ahAu performed
BY order OF the Mayor ct tho expense Of owner or
occupant Of such premises 70 bo paid by the city
add then recovered with interest fou such owner or
occupant by Council In the City Court
June II 10
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p L A N y-. 4r.a
OF THESE GREAT LOTTERIES AND
EXPLANATION OF DRAWIN8a ii.


Tho numbers from 10 30 900 corresponding with the
numbers on tho Tickets pntsd separate slips of
paper, and encirood with small tubes. and placod In
gl.ss wheel-all tho prIos In accordance with tho
Scheme, are similarly printed and encrcled and placed
In another glass whee Tho wheels are than reyoiyei
aud two boys blindfoded. draw tho numbers and
prizes Ono OF the boys draws one number from the
wheel OF pumbcrs. and at tho sams o Ind thn INV
draws out one priro from the wheel Of price The mum
oeI and pfo drawn out exhibited to the sudence
cd until all tho prkes drawn out :" II
Tho Tickets aro printed In Tho following style. Thsv
srs ayiSed INTO Eshths, printed The eeof ho Ticket
Ticket Prizes payable without dIscount
". ". BOYD Co.. Mansasrs
Correspondents may rely on prompt Attention 10 N.
deIs by aimply ennlosing money with iulI sddress An
addressed to '-'. N-''A W 10 10
JAMES KERR, Agent,
OFFICE NO. 20 BROAD strict,
10y boz No. e8i, Charleston, 8. c..
suho "a limo
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F @ u N D,

GTOPPED FROM A NEGRO GIRL, WHO
~ offered thcm for sale, GOLD CHAIN, LOCKET
part Of an EAR RING. and email SILVER POCKET
PIECE Information relative 10 tho sAme DO obtain.
ell by application ut this ofaco 3 Jupe 40
EHoURD, On THE MORNING OF THE I'D
II inst, POCKET BOOK. which tho owner can have
BY proving property and paying for advertiscmont
t June
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E0 R SALE.

A II PRIVATE sALE-THE STEAM TJIf,
"A "RkIIEF," built In Philadelphia ia 1902 Length
siItyatI 66 feet six ~ inches: depth Beren Ia feet
preadth OF beam sixteen l6 feet Coppcrcd 10 siK (o
feet. Hull and machinery In good order.
AIgo,
NEW STEAM PILE DRIvEn-Lnnoth forty cIuht
us feet; breadth 1fteon 6 feet depth three IN fct sS
ol tnShss Two t3 high pressure rngnrs. six Toy Inch
cSllnder twelve t inches stroke. IonEth dcrrick
forty-eight s feet; epaeo for logs aon n6j inches
Flats bottom shcalhod with heavy zinc; propelled bY her
own powcr. Spcod four tkl miles per hour
For terms, which shnll bo liberal, apply To
JNO FERGUSON,
June 10 Btuth6 Accommodation Wharf
L,oR SALE, A CARRYALL, WITH TWO
II Scats, pole aud slafL Also, q set of double and
Einele HARNESS, oil In good order. Can be aeen and
baTganed for cash or tlmo note at thirty days. at No.
Il Lynch sfeeI @ ts May II
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BOAR Dl a.

IIxCIsLLENT BOARD, AT VERY LOW
~ rates In hemost central buaincss part Of the city
without lodging, In private house, can now be had
For particulars address TX l." Postofice. May 1b
BOARnlNG.-TIfREE PLEASANT ROOMS
- with good BOARD can bo had Immediate appl.
cation TO No No. SO CHURCH STREET, west side near
Trndd street. Terms reasonable, juno I2
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loIlu6ILy auOfneu ulH ldZt accoIQlnR 10 LrdQ1tOna
custom. ABDUL ALE Is. Of ordinary height, ant
very active and robust. While at Paris he will
probably, At reviews and official fetes, wear hiE
state costume" ..sr 4
Dr.. CHA1ILu, In his recent work Tourney tc
Ashango Land" says: 'I havo tecn struck with
the steady decrease Of tho population, oven dur.
ing the short time have bson in Africa, on the
coast and In the interior; but before account for
1t Let me raiso my voice In defence OF the white
man, who Is accused Of being tho cause of IL.
Wherever he settles the aborignes arc said TO dis
appear. I admit thai such 10 tho caso bnt tho do
craase Of the population had already tsken place
before tho whito man oame. Tho whito man
noticed 1t, but could not stop it. Populous tribes
whom saw for a second time, and who had seen
no 1hito man aud his fiery wator, haYo decreased:
and this decrease took place before tho terrible
plague that desolated the land had made it's ap-
pearance. Tho negroes themselves acknowledge
tho decrease. Clans In tho itotimo Of old mon
have entirely disappeared, in others only few in
diyiduals romain." :ri @ 4.
The recent high water las enabled the peoplo
OF Minnesota TO establish fact that vi. provo OF
much importance to them. The steamer Brooklyn
arrived at 81. Paul on Friday, nino days from
Green Bay, dircct, passing from Groom Bay through
the Lower Fox River, Lake Winlebsgo and the
Upper Fo1 70 Portage Ci:y, and thonoe through
the Wisconsin River 10 Prairie du Chien. The
difficulty Of navigating tho Wisconsin In low water
is the chief trouble. Congress has, however, ap-
propristod 10000 70 tho survey Of tho river, and
tho surveyors report that It can enaiIy be made
servieeable by wing damn and dredging. Ia por-
nanent canal should DO constructed, tho cost
would be s7,0O0,coo The distance fron Groom
Bay to Prairie du Chien by this roulo is 2as
miles. II IL 10 opened there will be direct wstor
routo between Bt. Paul and Buffalo.
Correspondence dated Bio, Msy Is, says: "The
Brazilian Parliament met on the 22d Of May, tho
3D. being the constitutional day, hut no quorum
vas present, owing TO Tho difficulties Of travel.
The Emperor DoH fEp1o opened the session with
tho usual formalltIss. In bis address, ho rooom-
msnds tho promotion OF colonisa tcn schoues.
public instruction, and revision Of the military
snd penai laws. Over thousand emisrants had
recently arrived, lfalf Of whom woro from tho
United States. Tho oholora had broken out among
tho ParsguAyans, who were throwing tho bodies
OF those who died OF tho disoaso into THO riyo,.
This bad caused resppoaranee OF the cpidonlic
In several towns In tho vicinity. Tho disease had
almoet completely disappeared from tho camp Of
tho allies" a '-'',
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". q. Smith.
Clssh OF Council
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Art lends lie sniveuns ipnseocc 20 Carnival sea-
son. Last evening notwithstanding tho nclemency of
the weather. the galleries. Of the National Academy Of
Design tbrongsd BY representatives Of the beauty,
hicn taste and intellect Of the highest circles Of
metropolitan society the nrss reception Of the Acad-
ey this wisev had assembled nj the elegant building
on the corner Of Touh snd Twsnsythird street
crowd Of artists and their ends Not onIy the pic
lures which adorned The wallis but also beautiful floral
decorations enchanting music discoursA BY Theodore
Tbomas orchsassa the attractions or ths new reading
room and library andIast nes lssssths saisy Of the
company offered deiIghtfa oonsrass 70 the outdoor
chill and gloom Of winter. Among the familiar faces Of
art dsvstess present on this occasion Ne rscog.
pizsd not few who joined rev evening" ago in
another sr fsstivisy Of the wsskshs opening Of Mr.
Desby's gallery, Broadway, with shs exhibition a
hs Ans collection u paintings which lately belonged 70
Mr. Wright II wsshAyl<sn, ana Of which Rosa Bon
bssssssosbssssd "Hsss Tsrv u bvs - Il The ssns
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The weather Record F.lseyv


Breaking of the Gorge Above -Cincinnati--
Eighteen Coal Boats swept Down Sirenua-
Several Steamers Inlurcd and Navigation
Temporarily Suspended, &c. ~ 6@
tTSCHsSAr Jan II. 1851.
The ice gorge in the river broke loose last night
and came by here about midnight, the Ice extending
from shore to Shore The head Of the dr struck
coal and fiat barges lying above the Water Works. carry
ing eighteen Of them down the stream The gorge next
struck the steamer Argyle cutting her hull badly and
driving her against the America new boat building
for the Louisville mail line and both boats drfted down
the stream. The, America lay next above the Pine
Grove, and struck her with great force, carrying away
her guards and cook house. also breaking her cylinder
The Newport ferry boat while making her trip also
caught in the Ice and carried down stream, with loss OF
her wheels The America lies 81 the head Of Plea
yuno bar. HN
The Argyle at eleven this morning was the head Of
McCullough's rI6 and will probably sink The coal
boats q last accounts floating down the stream
low Fifth street. Tho damage done 10 considerable
Navigation will bo totally suspended to day. ~ 3tf
Twenty. loaded and thirfy.one empty bar2es and
nass were swept away by Ice to-day. Loss 100000
Ths mail line steamer United States and EaysvilIe
packet Magnolia arrived this evening without damage
and have laid up. Navigation Suspended from Pitts
burg 70 Cairo. s.s4 1f
The Board Of Underwriters will not allow boats 10
leave this port until the weather moderates.
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NEWS fsux TIVE PACIFIC COAST.

Arrival Of the Now York Rasseugers asl
TroOps DELAYED ON the Isehmus-RiGhsS
X Denshs Ameng Them on the Isthmuss ard
i Eighs on shipbeard. .e,e.,, * .s,sssy sma.a
Il 4E SAN FRAxcIsoo Jan. ~, 1851.
The steamer America, from Ban Juan del Sur, ha1
arrived with passengers from New York, December ~
she reports soldiers now on board on the sick u
Five soaiers died during the passage. Of cholera ~
three civilians Of intermittens fever Forty soidlsA
disd ON the Isshmus. and shout the Same nnmbss e
civiiisna The steamer was Guaranteed II Sassos g
or prccaution against the spread Of the dissa
tents obtained from tho military suthorities
The United States troops have been removed from ~
steamer 70 Angel Island where shsy win have more -
ccnmodAuon, and allow The passengers Increased &C.,
The report from the sursv0r Of the America seasGQ
that only three deaths from chOlera have ooourSv4
among the civilians since leaving San Jdan The Uufe9
States surgeon reports that ave soldiers have died 4
the same disease during tho same tiHe fhe SssIse =
the command % the pressns time h sxossdngy gooA
Tho following the names Of the pers0ns who d.
OF cholera board the steamer America her paseo
John Dsvine John Nixon soldiers John Home, M
tiDez Eshsten Franols SEXTON, Henry Scba1er John
Henry. No deaths since The 18th Of January.
The rates Of exchange and bullion for the steamer o
On gold telegraph transfers psr cent Mexican dcs-
lars quoted At per cent preibium. Wheat 20Ooe
good shipping sold q u Is per huadrsd g1eus
extra % 80; supsrnns. 90
the banks Caabsr and beauga for Liverpool sailed yo
terdsy and ship George Peabody sailed for New Yore
to-day. &C.
osss ss % ,sss s. 4 'ss s ys s.sS s ia
pre- Vim, siss; Imperial. sisS. Legal tenders selling >
!3E
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q WHT SENATE
of AnsAsv, Jan. n, 1857.
BrLs RxroRrxp SAvoRAB.Y. t
) TO provide supply Of wstsr Tor schenectady. TO
amend the Metropolitan Health isw. To amend the
Buffalo Police Law. 10 amend the Brooklyn Water act
70 amend the laws relative 70 WRECKS. To ATTEND the
time for the complstion Of the Lebanon Sprngs Rail-
road Wfs safl6Y
glHI NILS sCuCED.
ny Mr. Gw~ov--To improve the Hudson river from
tide water 10 Fort Edward and The Champaign Canal 70
by Mr.. surHKRuAxp--To increase the number Of
nctsrics public In Westchester Rcckland, Putnam and
Orange counties. Also for railroad In Lexington ave.
nue., and other streets In New York. =
by Mr. LgSr--To amend the charter OF the Odd Vel
lows Hall Association In New York; also 10 provide for
refundng 70 various banks and insurance copan 20 In
New York the taxes OF 1s6l62, imposed and collected
upon capital exempt from taxation also 70 amend the
several acts relative 70 taxes and assessmensa In New
York trr bttstN $50 H sm n Ae48 y
BY MI. Fxxsx1r--To allow tho Harlem Railroad "a
extend thor track through Thryninth street 10 Madi-
con avenue, New York. atk
4t Hills rvyKopucRp. -
ny Mr.. wmTR-To establish and orgsoize The Hudson
River State Hospital for the Insane Pouehksepis
spproprstes $780, 900. and provldzs for the appons
ment q nine managers BY ths Governor and Senate.
BY Mr.. Lsxr--To amend the charter OF the Citixens
Savings Bsnk a. New Htxk; 70 encourage tslsqraphi,
Communication beswnp New York and Frame; also ID,
Chrsslgphsr street Rajrroad 6ll. N9 Fs az
Mr. Lsw sad % ~N mos ssmmstssd IN favor II thil
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TIC Iwponchnsena ~ Pre~idens johnson thc
A $500 Pretcxt.
q tlr ~ TRAsKsonr. Ky, Jan II, 1851
In the State seusGs today Mr.. Hahn pnds . long
speech in fAvor Of propossson 70 ten regiments
Of Kentucky infantry. for the purpose OF rssisns al
asgrssons and " maintain The principles 81 ssate
rights The spsaksv desired that she soops sbosld ~
any time b meect fotAs cali Of tAs Precedent n ~ Unsd
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A NJ y 8 e M z N 7 s


Opera C0mhQues
Onsnbachs laughabic extravagant cpera, OypA<s oas
Eyers drew . very largo and very select audience
the French theatre lass night There but few
redseming qualities in the representation taking
into account its being the first attempt Many Of the
characters seemed mot TO hare studied their parts q ALL
and the dresses and scenery were In instances
strangely At variance with the ideas OF the brettist
Abe piece was manifestly put stage hurried
careless manner, and we hope that moro care will DO
taken with the second representation. Niles Iaurontis
aud Naddic and NM. Surmont, Vert and Wilhsm sang.
very we'll We have not space 10 speak In detail OF she
many gems of this charming opera, Or point cut Tho
many defects last night which are mentioned above
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yos two months past ram0rs have ssss ne that 40
10 state simply but erphslcafy thai there founl>k
the friends Of hou.s who 20 aastsrnsV have sS
pathinsd with supposed disastew ~
Il has been question With whseher Was neeesaaup
make this pablo de'sai but the repers has -
In PRINT, .hoed FROM Kuropo pqk
hapsit 4 better that wo should 10 -.
Il verKing half century tho establisA,
OF and Of paper has been ar
honoredS and, n may bs excused for discounng sAS
II tho future feel certain THAI such conun6oa
"a scsrcely POSSIBLE =, =, .,~ !. ~ ,.u..,. glsc
&c aud 81 Broadway
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Considering the unfAvorabls weather manager Hocsy
had fair house last night The introduccp Of some
new songs In the panoramic Trip Round the Word
makes u still attraction, and u may not 90 with
drawn Tor another wcok. Hooiey has new attraction
In the petsou Of A. NJ Hernandez, who performs on
Amoe ivory musical instSumens from penny whistle
up; "a fact 10 10 whole company In himself. Multi
gan, Hughes and COOL White are still around. bur
lesque Of the Richmond LIBBY prison In preparation
for Wesk $40 -Hsf NF &
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Commi.-ar, General Palmer. Report.

Commissary General Palmer's report this morning
announced marked Improvement in the condition -
the State military equipments furnished 20 organise
tons The total amount OF expenditures for the yer
were $1c1, 3i1. Balance on hand, 81, 200 Arms have
been purchased . third cheaper than isss year. ~
military property purchased IL on hand. He recommends
that the statute OF 1866 be amended provds ~
the more thorough accounting Tor military property.
large quantity Of military heretofore unacoouueo
for have been discovered Ho recommends breeohlood
ing superior those loading from the muzxes
and explains that tho board appointed by the 0ovoruce
has not fully acted upon L. Tho residue Of the import
ssdevoted TO the works on the axHenAlE, sc.
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,AEyssg. .yan~ ~. 1851
Tho Governor sen, in the reposs ~ - coasa1y
General OF Ordnance. X. .sessFA
The sPEAKER presented the annual rscr OF tho Stale
Institution for the Blind
Mr.. BoYD asked 10 DO excused from serving % The
Committee ouBanks and tho COMMITTEES % No u1onp
ditures Of the House. which was granted.
NNSf PKrrrIoNa ~ III
Mr. koBxRTseS presented several petitions asking To-
increase OF the salary OF the Capitol Police orcc
Mr. MILISPAUGH presented the petition Of Louis h.
Gregory Of Putnam county, contrasting the scat awardea
By Mr. IrrEx,ons-For the maintenance osths canais
and tho payment OF the canal debt.
by Mr. Hscocx-For the fsEtaer protection of female
BY Mr. scarrr-To moro particularly define tn dusias
By Nc. YouxeLovn-To changs The name OF the Albanr
Cns Ere Insurance Company. ~s
by Mr. wnsM-To incorporate the New York ana
ktngsbrdge Railroad Company. e4 *f4a
s BY Mr.. HAYsEs-To incorporate the Brooklyn Stcamr
snip aud Emlgrsni Company. .trMFt n.
4 rirLs ISTRoDrcrp.
New York nom feed to saarisd Office. n n ,syA =.
. BY M SESRF--lo construct stono stairway In Cen-
TO amend the revised satues relative 20 the New Yor
city superior Court 8eI.flst e slaa.e 3.
numbers Of the metropolitan Paid Fire Department
by Mr. pEvsiiS-Tor reduce the capital stock OF the
ca niso sne SUI
eide OF New York; also To complete the hi service
water works Of Sarmansvle; also TO incorporate The
Lower California Company. y.
BY Mr.. BKMrxAN-To amend the charter Of the NORTH.
cast Railroad Company Iseseh ahE
BY Mr. PUDY--For the relief OF the yonkers ana
Westchester Fire Insurance Company.
BY Mr. RonEursoy-To provide for the protection % 81
% navigation Of tho Hudson river
BY Ar. LooxwooD--T0 encourage the construction *
the Southern Central Railroad by exompting certain
bonds from taxation.
BY Mr.. BURHows--To incorporate tho American Trade
Company; also 70 incorporate the American Transfer
Company.
BY Mr. OAKEy--Reducing the capital stock of the
metropolitan Insurance Company; aisos to amend the
laws OF 1865 relative the state Iunac Asylum; also
70 incorporate the Metropolitan Indemnity and Ware
housing Company. R #t III N
BY Mr.. TRAvH-To incorporate the Yorkvillo and A.
tora Railroad Company. "a
BY Mr.. BRsroI~-To amend the General Railroad cot
By Mr.. wiIEERTo amend the charter OF Pough-
kacpsic. Adjourned, 38 t@ fsa
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vetf is fsf sH
NJ 600 hfl rNs7 sy @.# m e hsaE Nm
Al u4A& n a& @l et gN uaHe Nga .stgsns.
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Ry Nr. wtryr-For the prctec'icr OF bagvage or no
roads and steamboats, Tho bill makes IL wsdoEssssae
Tor any railroad or steamboat empioye 70 neSsSHlk -
maiiciousy inJure any baggage
BY Mr pIERsos-For the Improvements cassos
street, Brooklyn. w41 ss ~.
repairing the State carRis and return the Superntea
dent system; also for the construction OF railroad in
125lh sti let and other streets Ia New York
PRorECTIvE TAnlFr
The following resolution was sdofsed by vote Or 70
70 -
ed Senators b. instructed and
senfnves Congress DO rcqaested to vets lof suitable
and foreign products and manufactures
for protection American hbor and ineresis Agricultural
mn featuring aud oommoroaI II &86aiHi
Adjourned.
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The wonderful Hartx continues nightly to conduct the
audiences that gather within this charming little place
Of amusement TO witness his entertainment, into the
bswilderng realms or mystery and magic The powers
Of Mr. Hartz illusioniss border the miraculous
and his tricks arc - varied they startling and
novel, The lively FIRE Of bon pscf which he constantly
drscts upon his audience contributes considerably 70
che s4ractiveness of his performances Tho programme
closss with the Floating Head. . mystery which the
solution The audience last evening was good. but no
doubt would have been larger had the night been
little les iou and the pavsmcnts little less slip