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The gold market has been very steady, the price
having ranged from 134 to 134ss. whc the closing
quotation was 1si,< u. The runors Of over issues
or currency and bonds by the Treasury have died out
but doubts still linger In the public mind, and hence
the proposed Congressional investigation into the affairs
Of tho department is generally desired.
The foreign exchange market showed less frmness
than yesterday, although tho leading drawers made no
reduction in their ratesBanxers bills England are
quoted at 1857 1osI at three days, 1921 -,
commercial bills, 1o7'1 1osh francs q. sixty days,
518h b1sA; at three days. 5lsX 5.l5; bills on
Berlin, y 724; on Bremen, 7sss a7o; on Frankfort
Al Az; on Amsterdam, Al n az; on Hamburg, 80
36H; on Antwerp, $50 5.17iS.
Mining shares were firm but dull, and Alameda Silver
experienced further advance 10 81 10. At the first
board Consolidated Gregory Gold closed &C. higher than
at the same time yesterday, selling at si2 20; Quartz
Hin 1oc., selling at "a; Alameda Silver &C.. selling at
g. Columbian Gold and Silver was Sc lower selling at
50 So At the second board Columbian Gold and Silver
closed &C. higher than at the first board selling at 81 IS
Alameda Silver 1oc., selling at 81 10; Atlantic and
Pacific &c. selling at 81 Is Quartz Hill was l5c. lower
selling at 50 So.
Tho foreign import movement nt this port In February
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
porcr.ss--ArBrRTsoS.-- Wednesday, March IS, at
81 AIMS church, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Mason Gala
cher. Gxoaor T.. DOUGLASS 10 Miss KATE L. ALBrEgsoS,
All Of Brooklyn, n. Y
Mrrcnrri--JAcRsox.- Wednesday March IS, by tho
Rev 81 H. lsaocs, Moan MITCHELL, ar IeaycnwUr,h,
Kansas 10 Miss MARIA NJ JAcgsoS youngest daughter
OF Abraham J. Jackson, OF this city.
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ran church OF southold The Of the building has
nearly all been raised there BEING bus balance OF DO
tween $500 and $500 70 be collected
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the 18th the weather moderang found the Leak arsas
Of the lover deck forward broke out the from The
Bark Hellespont (of Marbeheadl, Brdgeo, Zanzibar e
days. With mdse and 70 master Caps
OF Good Hope Jan H. crossed the Equator Feb Ia lon -
and had fine weather ever snce..
Bark Rose fBr, Hartman, Matanzas, 10 days, with -
gar to J Ward Co.
Brg Todd iof Calais, MCGUIRE cisnfuesos II DAYS
with sugar master. March lat y 80 lou ~ So spok5
brig Marion. from Havana for st Stephens NB
Brig Sco fof Barbados Brown. Cienfuegos III dayA win
SUGAR 10 Miller K Houghton
Brig Wild Flower Orb Sanford. Mansanins. y days
with molasses and wood IN Permission Co.
Brig Aarea lBr. Rutherford, Trinidad IL days. with
schr PoIs Bride Brewster. curacoa 10 days. with nm
&c 10 w Lewis
Schr Mary Paen (or Bangor Cummings, Arroyo, Pr. v
days with sugar and molasses, to r Buck Co.
schr Union (of HarringtonN Sawyer, Ponce PR, FEB
Trowhridge Co Web - lat 20 2 Ion rs 10 spoke bsG
Iris, hence for Cienfuegos
schr winonah tof cobasscp Taylor Barscoa II dag
with fruit. TO James Douglas. Has been DAYS north 9
Hatteras with strong NE raes March lat 30, lon 70 -
spoke bark Grilth IN ami, from Mobile for Hamburg.
Schr Horauo Nchos, Brown, Cedar Keys.
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THO HuMofed OccEUitIOU OF IEtNlCO CITY
Denied by NInaisniIian's Agent in san
/, Francisco.
san Francisco, March IS, 1897.
Manuel Cullen agent OF the Emperor Maxim!fian, in
rhls city, publishes card couiradctng the statement
that the city OF Mexico captured by the liberals
she I7th OF February BE says that he has later nloi
nation that the imperial General Marquee in pcsses
Sion OF the city at the time referred TO.
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SALES At TINE NEW yuax STOCK EXCHANGE.

Friday. March 15-1Os3O A. M.
., 'si, cou. 1924 100 shs W Union Tel Co ak
!, 81, reg. loaS d2.v:.::..::. ~
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bonds, to be ISSUED by Che Juarez

bonds, to be ISSUED by the Juarez
government. vrw ~wvwes.
The Rribune's special says the Tax
Bill is to be reported to-day. There
are but few articles in the free list,
and those are of minor Importance !;
leather is one. All incomes under
81, 900 are exempt. All above that
figure are uniform at 5 per cent
Cigars are two dollars and eight dol
lars. Such stringent provisions are
made that it is believed they will pre-
vent frauds. The Committee were
compelled to abandon the idea Of
making large reductions, as it is be-
lieved the receipts will greatly fall off.
owing to the stagnation of business,
the next fiscal year.gv -vrs-a-rr y7zy
It is estimated that the reductions
proposed will reach about twenty mil
lions of dollars.
The committee will now take up the
tariff billand hold daily sessions an-.
tilt is disposed Of.
It is stated on high authority that
Baker, the detective, in his testimony
before the Judiciary Committee yes
terday, in the impeachment matter,
said he once hadin his possession a
letter written by Andrew Johnson
while Military Governor of Tennes-
see, addressed to Jefferson Davis, Of
ferihgstolidentifyI hiinself andT Tennes-
see witt, the Southern zCeufederacy on
certain terms; that, being douotful Of
the genuinenessof of the signature to
the letter, he showed the signature to
the Presidents private secretary, who
positively identified the hand writing.
General Alfred Sully and Colonel
Parker, the latter Of General Grants
staff, are to investigate the Fort Phil,
hearney, massacre. ~ "a -o
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NEW NOR *.
Fires-LOss S6O,003- Tobacco Crop
ln St.1DOmingO Arrest OF a U. s.
Treasury Agent.

New YORK Feb. Sd n, Carroll
ton, US. Treasury agent at Memphis,
from 1863 to 1865, has been arrested,
on charge preferred by Mr.. Titus,
Treasury agent, of embezzling public
money and property, to the amount of
:. 1851, ,000.a sHe-was held for trial in
default of bail.
The Grand Jury of the Court of
Oyer and Terminer, have presented
all alleged gift enterprises as public
nuisances, and detrimental to the
morals of the community. which
should be abated. Unless such ac-
ton is taken, they say they will pro-
ceed more specifically.
Several petty thieves have been sent
to the penitentiary for six months.
Counterfeits of the new five cent
coin are in circulation. The metal is
very bad. As, la5ts +soF sr,. tsse~s
New YORK, Feb. S,-Thomas Fl.
Chambers piano forte factory, No. IA
East Sixth Street, was destroyed by
fire, last night. Loss, $4,000; in
sured. 1 ~ v reNr ~ ~,
A FIRE in the building, No. 152 Full
ton Street, occurred last night. David
Close, clothier, Joseph Marsh, artif-
cial limb manufacturer, j III. Tirge,
book seller, and Samuel Black, lager
beer saloon, suffered losses amounting
to about $4,000. iad 81 9suoh LaE
From St. Domingo, news to thei28th
ult., is received.
President Cabral has pardoned all
his political prisoners.
Tobacco promises to- weld a good
crop. All kinds of provisions were
scarce.
The health of the island was good.
1fAdVices from st. Thomas. to the
29th january, state that the cholera
had completely abated. Over $50
persons. mostly negroes, had died of
the epidemic. W'l49a
NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-The Tf1,es'
special says the loan certificate bill
will be submitted to the State Finance
Committee, by the & sub committee
to-day, and there is the best authority
for saying the bill will be reported
unanimously.
The result CT Assistant Secretary
Stewards mission will be laid before
the Cabinet to-day.
Gen. Steadman has declined the
appointment to investigate the Fort
Phil. Kearney massacre.
d9LLhel HerdLds special says General
: ( !Hliiyer, has been appointed agent of
Internal revenue for New York CITY.
-s9loA lobby IS IN Washington for the
purpose OF obtaining the guarantee of
the United States Governmentto to some
fifty million dollars of the Mexican
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ST. LOUIS.
opinion of Judge Moody on the Test
Oath.

& 1ST. LOUIS, Feb. ga few days ago
Judge Moody, of the St. Louis Cir
cult Court, delivered an opinion that
the oath prescribed by the State Con-
stitution as qualification for jurors,
was void; especially so since the de-
cision of the United States Supreme
Court in the Cummings case, and that
he should not require persons. sum
moned in his court to take it.
aheYesterday. Mr. Jewett, member of
the Judiciary Committee of the Mis-
souri, House ofRepresentatixes, intro
duced resolutions, citing the decision
of Judge Moody, and asking the aJu-
dietary Committee to inquire if said
decisien was delivered in open court,
and whether then the judge allowed ju-
rors to serve without taken the oath;
and if so, whether such action would
Justify proceedings for redress or i'm
peachmenti i,.l2 ~ 2ai 7oi 7oaA' =
? i1fthe committee find cause, they are
Instructed to report charges and speci-
fcations III tie case. ~ 5..e, ...5'''',
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THE INDIANA LEGISLATURE
The state Agricultural College
Congressional Proceedings.
AHNDIANAPOLIS.
Judge Niles Bill to Establish a
House Of Refuge-The AppOrtion-
menS4Bills-The Agricultural Col
Iege.

Especial to the Evansville Journal.l
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 9.-Judge Niles
has prepared an elaborate bill for the
establishment of a House Of Refuge
for. juvenile offenders, to be located
in some central and accessible portion
of the State. There islno doubt the
bill will pass with little, if any. opposi-
ton.
The Apportionment Bills viii be put
through without unnecessary delay.
Business Of the session is progressing
rapidly, and there is probability of
completing all important business by
, the end ofthe sixty days.
The only matter of special interest
in the Legislature to- day, was the re-
port of the Joint Committee on the
Agricultural College offered in the
Senate. The majority report in favor
of locating at the Battle Grounds. Al
great deal of fillibustering was done
in the effort to take the report from
the table and act upon it, 1t, how
ever, lies over to afford Niles an op-
portunity for minority report. The
college grant will go to Tippecanoe
unless all opposed to that location
will unite on Indianapolis.
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GREELEY VS. BENNEFT.LThe Rich,
mond Times says :: The attitude of the
Herald and the 2ribmaey two leading
Journals. of New York, with reference
to the Impeachment Of the President,
is among the cufiosities of the ageh
The New York Herald, .favors the
measure, while, the 7TibuRe bitterly
opposes it. The antagonism is omin-
Gus, however, as Bennett invariably
goes with the current, and would ads
ryocate a, plurality of wives, if he rlived
in Utah, orwonld'clamor for cannibalv
ism if he edited paper where human
/ flesh was the favorite food of those
who advertised in the NewuYork
Heroldspo Greeley hasa queer, bat
tered, and weather. beaten article
which he calls a " conscience," " whe =
as Bennett Sold his to the devil years
pago, and has managed to thrive iwon-i
derfully without it ever. sinceod But
when he strikes a, public man it is
very certain that he is Z" down"
When they were popular, he groveled
at the feet Of Pierce and Buchanan;
but when they lost ground, he sprang
at them like a mad dog. nWot
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Mad Ahnnt II.

The Montgomery (Alabama) Mail
thinks the Yankees are I" biting a
rather rough file" in attempting to
destroy the Pocahontas romance. 1t
says her ! descendants, are the Lees,
the Randolphs, the Harrisons, the
Bollings, the Halls, the Pages, Car
ters, and indeed many other families,
the conduct of whose sons in the
council chamber and on the battle
field has done honor to their ances-
tress, the Princess Rebecca, The
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FRAN TX FORT.
Proceedings Of The Legislature-The
Witness Bill Defeated = Proposed
e Change OF Time Of Congressional
Election. ft

/ FRANKFORT, Feb, THE bill in
relation to the competency of witness-
es gave rise to lengthy debate, to-
day, in the House, but it was defeated
by a very large majority -. a.
The Senate has under consideration
a bill of the same character, which
also will be defeated in the House,
even if it is passed in the Senate, 1t
gives negroes the right to testify. :
The Senate, to-day, appropriated
$4,000 to compensate the Governor
Tor extra services rendered as Presl-
dent of the Board of Internal I'm
provements.
Asbill- was also passed providing
for the erection of monument over
the grave of the late Governor
Owsley, hsst ssf.tse =. 90
The Senate passed a bill, without
opposition, legalizing the acts of A. l..
Llthgrow as Mayor of Louisville
Leave was obtaind in the Senate
to-day to print a bill in relation to the
Cincinnati, Lexington and East Ten
nessee Railroad Company. The bill
meets with great deal of opposition
from the committees from the various
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EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic Telegraph.
ENGLAND.

fors.fl "a. ENGLAND. .f fafsvenf
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 8.-The Brokers
Circular reports the sale of cotton for
the week at 43, 600 bales. The mark
ct had downward tendency. Mid
ding upland declined I'd, on the
week. Sales at AS oo
. Breadstuffs and Provisions steady
and unchanged.
LIVERpooL, Feb. 7.-Cotton closed
dull.
LONDON, Feb. 8-Consols, for mon
.ey, 902c; 5-20's, ~ 13- 16c; T. G., 902c ;
Erie, 404c.
LONDON, Feb. The Confederate
bond holders In this country have
united in a petition to the British
Government to back their claims.
LONDON, Feb. 8.-Intelligence from
Syria represents affairs so threatening
that several families of Turks are
fleeing from the country.
The Greek Government, in note
to the foreign powers, declares that
the crisis Of war is near atlhand, and
though their desire is for peace, they
deem itAproper to- propose an increase
of the army and navy srtttt gr
LONDON, Feb. S-Earl Carnaervon
will, next week, Introduce IN Parha
ment bill fob theIunion of the Cana
dian provinces. ...,.. ........,
MANCHESTER, Feb. 8.ZThe market
for goods andyarns has been fat, 5but
''1sos, IoNpoS, 1 Feb. 8--sy 8Eeveningg ming Con
soils, 9908 for money; s. 20's, i7725; Hli-
nois Central, 81 i Erie, 40 s,n,axs
PARIS, Feb. s. evening. = U. s.
bonds closed at 82ss. 'i ~ F" .2'7iF
2.a LONDON, Feb. 6. .-Thetrial of oEx-
Gov. Eyre, OF, Jamacia, is announced.
Dorgan, the Irish railway contrac-
tor who failed a short time ago, and
whose liabilities were very heavy, is
dead. t pr.q5at,fr
LONDON, Feb. 8.-Dispatches state
that arrangements have been made
ror the establishment of a European
College in Pekin. with the consent of
the Chinese Government.
LONDON, Feb Notwithstanding
advices to the contrary this morning,
reports are received tonight stating
that the troubles in Lower Belgium
are increasing. ~
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 8, eveniing4Cot-
ton more active this afternoon, and
prices showed an upward tendency
Sales to-day. 10000 bales. Middling
Uplandsllclosed at 14I(914ad ID Neur
and wheat steady. Corn, 40s. Pro-
vis;ons-Beef ssteady, Extra Prime
Mess advancing. Pork and bac o.,
firm. Lards dull at 5ls.; Yellow,easi-
er at ABS 6d@45s Petroleum, re-
fined Is. 6d@1s. cd. ~ e-5sa
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railroad companies in this State who
have their attorneys here working
against it. The proposed route is
from Covington to Lexington, and
thence to- East Tennessee. probably
near Cumberland Gap. aajafoyr
A bill will soon be offered to pro-
vide for the election Of members of
the fortieth Congress earlier than the
4th of May, the day now fixed by law.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Fire at Elmfra, New YOrk-L0ss
- Ut $4,000 lsi1 9usi1t +.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 8.-The bark
Envoy was wrecked ION bs Starbuck
Island, in the South Pacific, on the
18th. The vessel was owned in Liy-
erpool. .f'A y t'''" ''f~
IDAHO advices of February 2d, state
that Gen. Crook had fight with the
Indians, killing forty, and capturing
twenty-seven.. r.....r..4 !
The trains on the Central Pacific
Railroad are now making regular time
through to Ciscoas ms iGMg0b ihdt r.
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SASH ! DOORS, AMBER, &c,
Hunnel N Sons. ia
Manufacturers of
.Sosh Doors. Blinds. Franses 6.c !.

\ Sash, Doors. bLJ1ds, Frames, DC. 4
Also, Dealers in ~
y p MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER:: &
Keep constantly on hand Lumber of every
description, Pine and Poplar Flooring.
Weatherboarding, Shingles, Lath, &c.
order. ffu3i. siiIYDhal- 9If To !.
! Orders. from abroad will be promptly
attended to. 9uit1't4 n39o 20 C1N =
CORNER WALNUT STREET AND CANAL, y
pr2l sGh ZuEWIsrl g1 Evansville, Ind
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sgIALB4NYs Feb, Ss7TA billwas intrb-
duced into tie Senate to-dayTto allow
the construction of underground rail
ways 10 New York Gityg.oF 9i'l f3eF
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Yankee has torn. away our flag and
may tear away our constitution, but,
thank God, he can never tear away
the precious memories of our peo-
plel5p We can't see that the de-
scendants of Pocahontas are any the
worse or better for the story of her
rescue of Captain John Smith, and
getting into pet because some body
produces very plain proof that it is
false, is about as sensible as beating a
camel for carrying ones eyes close
enough to a mirage to see that sand is
not water. The only memory of Po-
cahontas likely to live long outside of
Virginia is that preserved BY old
Strachey, of a naked tom m-boy y girl
turning wagon-wheels in a crowd
of boys. But it can hardly be a
tsprecious memory even to the
s Lees, Randolphs and Harrisons. "
Why Virginian should be so proud
Of an Indian great gra ndmother, and
so ashamed of a quadroon sister or
aunt, we can't see.s- Indianapolis
journal. ~, ~ .elssmaJ,
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Feb. 7.vPrince Napoleon
win beeDirector of'the Paris Exhibi-
ton. The Emperor. in his address,
on the assembling Of Corps Eegislatif,
will announce the. final disposition
and close Of the Eastern and Mexican
questions.T aEE a.IqbT4
Five-twenties have advanced ].
- n q CRgssIA I Ct
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 8.-The Ja-
panese Embassy has arrived in this
country.
91.ST.s PETERsBURG,a Feb. 8-P.I M.-
The Russian Government officially
denies the truth of the report of a
victory in Bokhara- anr s44s5A
oels a.'.afis}b GERMANY sI 5illsai ~ Fl
FRANKFoRT, Feb. 8--evening.-U.
S. bond, 758. "'shisf3h
BERLIN, Feb. 8-P. Mt is said
that Bismarck will propose lin the
Parliament of the North German
States, tax on tobacco.
BERLIN, Feb. 8.-The negotiations
between the North German States
and Prussia was concluded to-day.
,J39g53 BELGIUM. 3k
BRUSSELS, Feb. 8.-The distur-
Dances among the laboring population
in southern Belgium has subsided,
and tranquility restored.
AUSTRIA.
? VIENNA, Feb. a8.-Chas. Baron.
Won Hook has been appointed Minis
ter of Finance in the Imperial sCabi-
NET
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IT 40 ii II Va ~ EhsErl al5 10 @buRsGoG1
TIE RleaideBt and lac NV Jersey
Bo ElfetiOn-The army Appropriation
Bill democratic Caucus = PaeiRc
Railroad, &C.-TObaCcOIistS' Con-
Yenti0nTApgFOVal Of the Alcohol
Tax Bill. SQ34 s"7N 81
dE 1saI9J8i aD1 rTT- II iQ4A ad .ti1I
rzi iWAsHINGFoN, Feb. n james M.
Scoville, of New j Jersey, has given
; the Judiciary Committee of the House
information concerning the alleged
action, by the President, in regard to
the New Jersey election last year =
Ex-Governor Joseph Brown, of
Georgia, llhas arrived here to confer
with the Southern Governors and ex-
Governors regarding the new plan of
reconstruction. They are awaiting
the action Of the North Carolina Leg
islature on il. ~ - 8 8, .. ~ -,
Judge Ranney, and other prominent
Ohio Democrats, are here in relation
to Northern Ohio vacant Judgeship.
! 1t is learned to-day that the 1Presf-
dent has fully determined to appoint
Charles T, Sherman.
The Army Appropriation Bill con-
talns the following Western items:
For arsenal and armory at Rock Is
land, 1856, 600; for Pittsburg arsenal,
I SS34, 900; for Columbus arsenal, $780,
000; for indianapolis arsenal, $780,
600: for Leavenworth arsenal, $15. 900.
The Democratic Senators and
members have called caucus for
Monday night, to consider the Ad-
ministratien plan of reconstruction
Senators ADoolittle, Dixon and Nor
ton have beeninyited to be present.
. A large delegation is here, urging
the passage of the Northern Pacific
.Kaliroad Bill. WGhey were before the
Senate COMMITTEE on the Pacific Rail
road this morning VH aai 40 woigs1
~ Ihe Raleigh Sentinel received here
tonight, says the new Administration
plan for reconstruction has been laid
before the Legislature there. The
Sent'petI approves of the 2 impartial
suffrage feature of it.
1 Judge Sloan, of Ohio, formerly
Special Agent of the Post Office De-
partment, was today examined before
the House impeachment Committee.
! WASHINGTON, Feb. ,S.-The Tobac-
conists Convention appointed com
imittee to wait. on the Committee aon
Ways and Means, to present various
resolutions adopted for the promotion
of their material interests.
The President has approved the bill
providing that alcohol made or manu-
factured from distilled spirits, upon
which tax is imposed by law, lard
and burning fluid, made or manufac-
tured from alcohol o.. spirits of tur-
pentine, or comphene, upon which tax
imposed by law is paid, shall be ex-
empted from tax 2al aoqn 9g1g oH
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d sdnl1 qa 9zGni 90 s97iasmshi Jsa1sini
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LUMBER, &C.
) sTEEIE IN TRIBLE.

econd ST., Between Chestnut anu Onerry
Evansville, Ind.
SASH Doors WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LIJMBER- BOARDS, LATHs, &c, of every de-
cIfption constantly on hand: Packing
If ft5e,.v Kind done on the shortest notice.
apiS-iy.. irgg9 9hi ~ .anlg4g9 bGR
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boos o. asd znm1oZ .bo0dTOodsi Il zl8y9
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81 ELMYRA, n. Y. Feb 8.-The
steam -four mill of VIM. Holiday &
CO., was burned this morning. Loss
$4,000; insured for $4,000. diUTt
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Wv AS#HENGsEON.

TIE RIpsideBtt and stae NV Jersey
Ia ElfetiOn-The Army Appropriation
Bill ll-DemOcratic Caucus = Pinifc
Railroad, &c.-TObaccOnistS' Con-
Venti0n-AppEOVal Of the Alcohol
Tax Bill. s1s4 s@sN 5Hl