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DeN'T send your furniture to auction

DsN'T send your furniture to auction
or throw it to one side ON account Of q
few scratches, or because the polish is
worn off Or become dim. Get a bottle
Of Bookings Furniture Polish and ap-
ply it according to directions, and you
will have q piece of furniture as bright
as though it were new. Prise, Is cents
per bottle. Sold by Edmund Decking,
No. l, Odd Fellows Hall.
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Pay Ysur Licesses.

Section seventy-one of the Internal
Revenue laws prescribes that no person,
firm, or corporation shall be engaged
in, prosecute, or carry on any trade,
business, or profession, until he or they
shall have paid special tax, formerly
termed license. As these special tax
es are required to be paid May 18th, and
as we understand many persons are de-
laying the payment, we would remind
thsm that they are subjecting them
selves to heavy fine and imprison-
ment.
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REMOVAL.

%I,uE .-SpRRSIGNED TAXES PLEASURE
i in informing his customers and citizens gen.
orally, that he has removed his Boot and shoe
establishment 10 the north side of Union, be.
-ween Main and Market streets, where he keepa
constantly ON hand the best brands Of French
.calfsEin, together with as good workmen a. the
-oqntry can afssra. Thankful for past patron.
age, he wishssa continuance Of the same. -
aprs en- JAMES MATHEWS.
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Lets Of Lumber.

We notice great quantity OF prime
lumber lying in RATS at the upper end
of the wharf. Mr.. Armstrong, of the
planning mill, has contracted for one
million feet, and other parties are re-
ceiving large quantities.
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Stockholders Meeting.

n Stockholders of the NORTHWESTERN BANK
u VIRGINIA, will be held at the National Bank
al West Virginia at Wheeling, on Tuesday, the
list day Of May next at 10 O'Clock a. m. 10 con-
.ider An Act 10 provide fer winding mp the az
fairs OF the Northwestern Bank OF Virginia"
passed by the Legislature OF West Virginia, Feb
mary 9th. isd1 BY order of the Board.
,.uaD-31d G.. LAMB Cashier.
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Ry order of the Board.

By order OF the boartt-
JOHN McLURE, Jr., President.
PS-The Directors have entered into q con.
tract for the construction of the main line from
Yit,hi-town to the upper Rolling Mill to be com.
Vl ted by the first OF July next, and il Is ex,
pectrd That the Stockholders will promptly pay
Pa in.ta,lments "a above called for.
-raNllIw
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New Pavement.

We notice new pavement being laid
on Water street, in front of H. B. Sea-
mons tobacco store. Improvement is
the order of the day, and our Water
street friends are bound not to be be.
hind in the good work.
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ARu Customer.

4 DrJ Cssssnss. s'-su ~. .Sl
A few days ago seedy individual
hailiug from the .'City of Brotherly
Love" came into saloon on Market
street aud stated that he was very dry
and had no money, and that he would
give anything for drink-even die for
one. Some wags took him up on his
proposition, and after procuring him q
drink asked him In what manner he
would prefer to die. He expressed .
preference of being hung. They accord
ingly took him back into stable, placed
. rope over a beam, slipped the moose
over the victims head and pulled him
up about six inches from tho floor. The
culprit struggled and gasped, when they
let him down. He stated it rs his be-
lief that hanging was a little too hard
on his constitution, and offered to work
ninety days on the chain gang instead
Of hanging The boys having had ell
the fun they wanted out of him, COM
muted his sentence to that of leaving
thseity within twsnty-four hours, and
be left, gaeg ,ff;Wi PsHJ4s'@ % So
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A CARD.

rl,HE hcLUGE uOUsE HAS CHANGED
i banda. The proprietors have long been
spawn to the travelling public.
The house is undergoing thorough repairs, and
sin be one of the frat class hotels of the coun.
cry.
We viii study to please, and hope to merit a
beIai share vi the public patronage.
MALLONEE. MORRIS e. co.
Wheeling. W. Va, April 4, lo6I.spr6-tf
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The Fish Law.

The Fish Law. .'..'.
The Legislature passed a law at its
last session to prevent the destruction
of fish, which provides that it shall not
be lawful for any persons to catch, kill
or destroy any of the fish in the rivers
or creeks within the limits Of West
Virginia, by means of any set-net, drag
or other nets, or by means Of any wires,
traps, or other devices, excepting the
ordinary angling with pole and line,
and with gigs and spears, between the
LIST day Of May and the LIST day Of octo.-
Der in each year. The penalty attached
to each violation of the law is not less
than FIVE DOR more than ten dollars for
each and every offense. 1t also provides
that ID sha,l be Lawful fOrany person to
remove OF destroy any nSts; traps, or
other device, or to remove any obstruc-
tons placed in aayIFiyer or creek with.
in this State, for the purpose Of destroy
ing or preventing the passage of tisl
between the dates above mentioned. r
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StrinSers.
The stringers for the street railway
are being delivered along the route, and
the contractor is only waiting for the
rails to commence operations.
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The Market Street Bridge.


We are sorry to see that the Council
is not disposed to take any action in the
matter of building q new bridge across
tho creek at Market street. The pres
emf structure not only does not provide
sufficient facilities for travel, but is in q
dangerous condition, and if not removed
will prove the agent of terrible calam-
ity. The Council is well aware of it's
unsafe condition, for they have placed
sign on it warning the people that it
is unsafe for more than thirty people
to cross on it at one time, and it is very
doubtful if it is not unsafe for less
number. If the city is not prepared ut
this time to incur the expense of erect.
ing now bridge, let it at least take
down the man-trap now up.
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The CSrn Crop,

The Gers Crop.
The prospects are tlat there will be
larger area of land planted in corn
than there has for several years, not
withstanding the unfavorable season.
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NOTICES.
DIVIDEND.

I,iIE DIRECTORS OF THE 1sT
National Bank OF Wheeling, have this day
declared a dividend of five per cent. free Of U.
: taxi out of the profits OF the last six months;
ralable 10 the stock holders or their legal repre-
.rnt.tiyrs on demand. GEORGE ADAMS,
rnayIiN Cashier. .
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SAMUEL P. WHEELER,
rrourpy C0IIRCrOR OP

4 PENSIONS soldiers Claims, and Certified
Accounts % All Officers. Soldirrs or seaaDen dis.
aided On the sarvioe Of the United States are su-
titled ~ Pensions for life, and in ease u their
death, their widow, orphan children, mother or
sister OF any such officer, soldier or fseamen, IL
entitled 10 a pension and also the l,Ouniy Of one
hundred dollars, and al bssk Iay diisL Ny lee
in each case u FIVE DOLLARS. IL the claim
for pensios i collected and 40 cHAEGE In
case u failure.
Certinei accouiits collected on tie msst rs&s.
enable teTIss. 49, .-.... 30 H.,.
Ofioe, No. 10 Fourth Street. near the Court
Honse, Wheeling. Va. sp9
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FOR sALE wT,
FOR SALE

,,,or UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FQRSAI.E,
one hundred and eighty acres Of lad. nta'
I'D in WetIel county. W. Va, sbous ssysn
MES from the county seat, New Aartin n,
,be Ohio river, forty acres Of which u caeafsd
nd tit for fencipg purposes, small orenasa M
suau house. Also, forty eight scTss o. ICsS01
2 ana 'Wetle, county, fronting On the river, on
rhich Is located a good two.st0ry house wosth
Nhsa - NO JOSEPHUS CLARK.
a' Sppiy to JoSEPHUS CLARK, New Martins
,;jIe Wetzei county, w. Va fehad&v
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BUSINESS CARDS.
CHAS. BLANCHARD,

DOTTLER OF X, Xxx, BURTON ALE,
ID Porter. and TIagr'r Beer.
Establishment On /ane street. between fhfh
and Sixth.
Families supplied on short notice. ..rr
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VALUABLE GIFTS.

PLAN VI DkA W Int.
Duplicate numbers from 10 10000 ARE placed
In Wheel the Isl number when drawn out)
draws the highest or frst gift; the al number
when drawn Gut the next highest or second
gift, &C.. until the whole number IL drawn.
The distribution will take place after the Con.
cert, where 5000 persons can witness ID. A com.
mittee will be chosen from the audience 70 take
charge of tho same
All agents and purchasers will be supplied
with a correct list of the awards AZ pub
lished
HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS
Tickets will be supplied to all Booksellers.
Druggists, Music Dealers. &C.. where they can
be obtained at 81 each; or In quantities At club
rates
Circulars containing full instructions and
terms 10 agrHts will be mailed upon the receipt
Of stamp for return postage.
Orders may b. sent to ms inclOsing the money
from 81 TO s25 in a registered litter fstaTnp en-
closed) at our risk. Larger amounts by Postofice
order, draft or express. at the following club
rates:
tickets to one address. 20
10 . .-....-.-....-.... W
% .----..-.---..--.. 10 w
B-The names Of the agents will he publish
ed from the central office.
EY-Tickets will be supplied to agents al Is
per cent. discount.
~ Under, and in pursuance Of the provisions
Of the Internal Revenue Law. His HonOr, the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has. upon
due proof granted permit to the Southern Or.
phsnsi Association To bold its Gilt Concert or.
enyt from al eharg>s lehether from special tar o.
otter d.:y In respect 90 such Gin Concert.
This u AprOtectiOn 10 all A geDts. and exenpts
them from any and al liability for license. tax
OF otherwise.
This exemption Is made upon the ground that
the proceeds Of the sale Of Tickets for this Con
cert arp To be devoted to charitable object, and
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PRICES
Cooking Stove Emporium,

nRRsoNs WISHING AN A No. 4
/ Cooking Stove, win please call Of MS Main
Street. where they can select any Stsre made in
Che city - lov a. the lowest and "a good as the
hest. Among our stock may be found the Mont
TOR. Standard, Pluto Indianola Crescent, &c,
Tor either wood OF coAl.-we have . large and
veil selected stock Of ;CoppeE Tin and Sheet
irD naris3m GEO. W. JOHNSON
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NOTICE

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH Me In
III the Liquor business. Casper Keini, tho
mama and style Of the firm will be y. keim &
Bro.
| hereby give notice that desire all persons
l.,ving bills against me to present them inmedi.
.,sly and those indebted to mo viii please call
and settle, a. l wish 10 close all my accounts as
loon as possible. SIMON klein.
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saloon Keepers' Notice. D.

OTIS STEUBENRACH, SOUTH WHEEL.
! J ing has oa hand and for sale, 80 barrels No.
Crab Cider. mayil.ino
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NOTICE.

rrHE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE CAPITAL
Stock Of the Citizens Railway Com
Nny viii please take notice that their sub
.rriptious will be due and payable to JOHN
Bishop Secretary, at tho office Of the National
Insurance Company. No &c Monroe street, ~
follows: ...... FL"
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MRS. G. ZIMMER
SWEENEYS "a co.
MCHAEL >, ROHAN,

cTRAM ENGENRs, soIIEKs
- sHAHTISG, MILL wORF ar o. -
kinds. Whsc,ing. w. Va ,iri E5i5 <ps'
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The AsesiSa Sale ...,
Of Books, at l5s Main street, closes
this week. .,.;.r.. ..,...,. -....
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WANTS..
,sACuUNEa-

- Agents wanted everywhere to sell our low
ICED fully licensed machines Send fer our
rirruiar SHAW & CLARK. s. N. Co.. Bidde-
ord Maine. novi4ly
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The Half Price sale 49,.
Of Books closes this week, i5s Main
street. ,.iaHl s-s--. u. -.-i SO ~
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.UoNeERT.
i Grand CharitaBIe =
PRESENTATION CONCERT.
IN AID OF THE
Southern Orphans Association
Unsupported by Che Leeislaiare Of yir.;p;,
p january 10th, fs5IJ


lh- x. .,-- ~ ....
To be Given az RaltimOre
100 I'm po@~
~ ~ As0s'
vs,ne pR0RITa oR THea CIV
II CFPT v;Il Ia given 10 the Sauthss. ~
nh.ss; stion m The subioined a.i5rs-.
hon the officers Of which, We caii the attention
Of the public: i.a 49,, -.
we, lne Vtneets " .ae Soe'neln SIPnans
Assoetsuon ior the maihtenanee anu eeusIon
% ING eesu.u.s orpnAns W oeesasu ooeIneIn
~'i'nets anu sSiois earnestly soncia tne y 49,
ny ana corporation In our dfana fTesentAtiop
Scnce,s % Al no ues.ro W Sc INC hume ANU
ones who seek its shelter and protection.
Thanking our friends for their past confribu-
tons and assistance we aaain appeal 10 them
TO help US in a more extensive enterprise. II is
the design of this Association 20 erect n = Home
and School" for the orphans Of the South both
male and female, on an extensive scale. in the
city OF Richmond, Va As an indurement 10
have the building located there, the Common
Council OF that city have guaranteed ten acres of
land, in an elevated and healthful location. and
viii increase the quantity Of land if needed
II Is with confident hope in favorable re,
spouse to this appeal 10 public which has never
yet failed 10 sustain O charitable institution.
that We have entered into an arrangement with
Messrs l.. T. Palmer e. Co No ~ Holiday
street, Baltimore, to organize a Grand Musical
Presentation Concert for its benefit, and earn.
estly solicit the kindly aid aud patronage of the
public toensure its success"
(SignedJ ...
MIS- JUHS L. HiSMoSp, President, Baltimore.
g., Cnts. MCCrBBIN, Vice President,
+. A. +. MEAGs. Treasurer
j. u. SiISHs, Recording Sec'y.
... TRUSTEES
A.,
Mhs' JOHN l.; nAaSoNh hsItmoe.
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Wv. HoGE,

A TTORSEY AT LAW, ASD GENERAL
"A Land Agent, Wheeling. W. Va, VIII prar-
tice In the courts OF Ohio aai adjoining counties
Particular attcntielS EiYeq 70 thsgcoiI"etion OF
claims Office on Main Street OVER the Bank Of
Wheeling. nnSs'n
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IS
20
BASKET PICNIC.

ii psndAnoe Fsre Company win hold their tirst
a1nsea Daskst tic.Nic at Walters' Grove. on
nA1yADAEg nsy lSsA. lSs5. afrain.
q Afs.sh ~ q most tssRsssfully Invited e ,t.
20: "a ss S ass s .ls e
Cd. Blskets ieft q J. Steeer's Grocery, 1sr
wssdfR. T. Einnt, ID ward, Odbertl and JeAers',
eth ward, and lst Mutual Store, 5th ward viii
be conveyed to the grove free Of ehsrge An
grove every hour through tRe aay. Fare only
g cents. - 80 msyl45t
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Ink EAkrHNIIa- U n hLbf.
MARSHALL Il Ebert.

NlrILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF
w the late frm Of Marshall Colts Co., at
the old Fulton Bank, and will furnish coal on
reasonable terms to all eur old customers, and
ask a share OF pnblic patronage. marie
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FoGLER's CONFESSION.

Fogler had boarded with Mr.. Whitley,
in Washington, and to his residence the
Sheriff next went. He visited Fogler's
room aud there found dark military
overcoat and cape, very wet and some
what muddy. The wardrobe was ran
sacked, and, in one corner hing up care
fully behind all tho other garments,
was found aEpair of trousers, wet and
splashsd with mud for nearly their en-
tire length. In the yard, outside the
door, in the partially stifenad mud,
was found the tracks Of boots approach
ing tho house, and the track of the LETT
boot showed no heel. A precisely sim
liar track had been discovered near Mr.
Dinsmores house, leading away from
the door. s. The room was revisited and
cArsfA search made for the heelless
boot: The sheriff 1t length discovered
in loft over the room, reached BY Q
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JOHN TEECE,

I1EaLsTRR AND HOP DEALER,
MI water Street, Ces:re Wheeling. West
Virginia. Hiyh-s cash price paid for Farley.
aagBIy
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RI. BERRY & CO,
New Carriage Mandatory,
JOHN PFARR,

MI % II Is VI I'LL
MI kinds Of Carriages Market street. fsS
door Above the seevnd Ward Market HSuss.
Wheeling. w. Va ...L
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.MASTIC ROOFING,

Authorized Agent for Wheeling. corner Main
and Union streets. spss eodzm
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Fel@@ @Eaph.-
Gable Dispatches.

LONDON, January -Erening.-H is
reported from the continent that a despe-
rate plot has been discovered to assassi-
nate the Pascha Of Egypt The plot in
cludcd the subversion of the Government
and Investing the reins of Government in
the hands of Salirn Pascha, who is said to
be at the head of the movement The
frustrated.
LONDON, January 1S-Noon.- The morn
ing Journals, to-day, make mention Of a
rumor of the great powers having resolved
to urge tho Sublime Porte to call u coufer-
chce so take the Ee>ed Eastern question
PAnIs, january is. Tie banquet ex-
tended by Amcricaus III this city to Don-
nett, jr., occurred last evening Mr.. kings
land, son of the former Commodore
of the New York Yacht Club, presided
Gen. Dix, .hc American Minister, and rop-
resentatircs of foreign legations, were
present, IL was d grand affair. Al the
pau at the Iuiicrics, on Wednesday even
inS, thc Emperor and Empress personally
congratulated Bennett on his victory.
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COMMERCIAL A.n riShNC1;G.

CHAnLEsToI, January 1S.-Cotton mar
kct firm, with sales for the week of about
1890 bales, at 32Gl33i. Rice 92c. North
River hay s1.6001 70. Corn sl.24G11 .35.
Oats 75a1S7c. Flour s12119 per barrel
Bacon 12iWltc. Liverpool salt $3.50 per
sack.
New YORK, January 1s-Noon. Money
Z per cent. ExchGnSc-sixty days 81;
sight 10s. Gold very strong at 37S. Flour
dull and dropping. Wheat dull and heavy
Corn shade firmcr. Pork tirmcr; new
mess s2l 12QlS22. 27; old mess $40. Lard
firm; barrels 12lOl3l. Cotton steady, at
soc. for middling uplands.
p. M.-Cotton firm and active, with
sales OF 1900 bales-middling uplands 50.
flonr active and unchanged. Wheat quiet
and unchanged. Corn frmcr-m mixed West
rrn S1.17l. Geld ca!ier at close of mar
kct, and left off at 363.
LIVERPOOL, January 18- -Noon.-Broker's
circular reports sales of cotton for week
ending last evening at IL, 600 bales. There
has been decline OF I'd. per pound on
prices during the week The market to-
day opened dnll, with prospective days.
sale OF 5000 bales middlins uplands l4id. !;
n1iddlipg Orleans 15id.
LoEDoN, January 1S-Noon.-Unitcd
States bonds 72j. Gonaols 90s@91.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

FHE ladies, gentlemen and young pee =
pie Of Columbia, who may be in want
OF SOMETHING TO WEAR, arc respect-
fully and earnestly invited by the ladies' o {
tic Industrial Association to call at their
Work room, in the Female AcadenySand
examine the articles which they have now
ready for sale. Some one will always be
found ready to exhibit the read Gy-madc gar
ments and to receive orders from thoso
who may wish to have work douc neatly
and promptly.
The objec! Of the Association is TO fur
nish constant employment to those who,
having been Impoverished by the war, now
depend on the needle for daily bread.
Does not such an object commend itself to
the hearts of our citizens? Or must tho
anxious applicants for work be told that
, ourPeople prefer Northern made garments.
, nd that thero is, therefore, no moro work
for them2 Shall it be said that such an
Association as this cannot be sustained in
4 the capital OF South CarolinaP Jan 10
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RULES OF rHR ROAD are
many ''rules of the road" of which
passengers oftentimas appear quite
ignorant. The following should be
remembered, based rs they are on
legal decisions: Applicants for tick
cts on railroads, who do not offer the
exact amount of change, can be eject
ed from the cars Conductors are not
obliged to make change. GOOD for
this day only" on ticket amounts to
nothing. A ticket is good until used.
Those who lose their tickets must
purchase others, or the conductor has
a right to put them off his train.
Transgressing the rules of the compa-
ny IS sufficient reason for election
from the cars. All reasonable de-
mands to show tickets must not be
resisted, and proper dccorum in the
cars is obligatory upon passengers.
No person has right to more seats
than he has paid for. The leaving of
any article i'll a seat while the owner
IS absent entities him to his seat on
his return.
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AN EASY WAY TO PAY THE DEBTS
OF THE SOUTHERN STATES. .-Bennett' s
Herald says:
The fact must not be forgotten
that in absorbing foreign State we
absorb its obligations. The rebel
States, rs members of the Union,
each in its State capacity before the
war, had incurred q heavy bill Of
State debts, ranging from ten to forty
OR fifty millions, more or less, for
each State. Those debts by each of
the States concerned arc now held as
binding upon them, and if we act con-
sistently with the grand issue Of the
war, that the rebel States with their
subj CATION ceased to exist as States,
We -nrst at least assume the debts
which they owed down to the hour
Of their secession from the United
States. The rights, powers, and
obligations of a conqueror go to-
gether.
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Amora the other defences of Eng.
land is volunteer staff corps, formed
of railway Officials, which is so tho
roughly organized that it undertakes.
Gin space OF thirty hours, to place
iii any given spot 100000 troops,
10000 horses and'100 guns" and not
Only that, but ''to collect in twenty
four hours $4,000 'navies' for the con
struction Of Notifications and field
works" The defensive army Of Eng
land numbers $4,000 regular troops,
100, 200 militia and 1870, 000 volnn-
tecrs.
Go. Andrew says that the Massa-
chusetts Commissioners for the Paris
Exhibition have been requested to
send over q Massachusetts school
house, with teacher, scholars, furni-
ture, &c, in order that visitors may
see our educational system in actual
operation. The Governor thinks that
it will be impracticable to comply
with the request.
Better send the whole State and
make it q present to the Emperor.
The Congressional delegation from
Texas has visited the President, and
complained that Gen. Kiddo, of the
Freedmen's Bureau in that State, has
issued an order arnulling q State law
relative to contracts with the freed
men. The President examined the
law, and issued an order requesting
Gen. Howard to have the order sus-
pending the local law rescindcd.
Niblo's Garden will cease to be
used as theatre after the Isl of
May next.