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sszSga. PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND
,S@Rllsssss, AMI NORFOLK STEAMbHLP Up LINE
TIINOCI4H EkAIGEl Alh LINE 40 T9E
SOUTH HD WAl5r
EVERY BATUkUAY,
At noon. from FIRST WHARF above AARKEl
street,
I CROUCH RATES and THROUGH REClcIPrt
Gil pom u Ia North anu SOuth Carolina, via rsa
board Ain Line railroad, conn necdng Portsmouth
10 LynChhprg, Va, TENNESSEE aud tue West, via
DRnVille Railroad
Freight HANDLED BUT OHCH, and takeu nj
Low Ek RATES THAN ANY OTHER LINZ
The regularity safety. and cheapneSs of this Toups
commend IL 10 she public as tue most desirable me
dunn for carrying every description OF freight
NO charge for commission, drsyaSe, OK any expensE
transfer
steamships Insured at lowest rates.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE d CO.,
No. IA North and South WHARVES.
W. p. PORTER. Agent st Richmond ana City
Point
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Bishop Duggsn, OF Chicago, refused per.
mission for requiem mass, yesterday, for the
souls Of the Manchester martyrs, Allen.
O'BrieD, and Lsrkin, hung one year ago. TIE
delegation passed resolution deprecaing the
action OF the Bishop.
AT ST. Johns N. B., the financial rau'c
sull continues, the notes VI the Yarmouth Bank
oiRoya Scotia aud the Prince Edwards Island
Bank being refused. The st. stephens BaIk
no es sold, on Saturday, at thirty five per cent.
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CLEARED SATURDAY

u T
Etesu snip TnDawRuda Jennings, Savannah Phils.
dSlphla and Southern NAL steamship Co.
steamship Roman, Baker, Boston. II. WInsOr & 90.
d Co. "
B4rque Ann Elizabeth, Norgrave, Barbados, Jonn r
Rue.
scnT Getty sburg. Coison Bostor, Wannemacher go,
schT Emma, TroIt, Washington, Scott, Walter q CJ.
Schr Conn Brewer. Lynn, John kOmmel Jr, '
SchF DICK Williams, COrsJn, Boston, do
SchT Il. Baylies Baylles Boston, do
Schr s. p. N, IGskey, Allen, Boston, BoTda Keller a
Nut1ng.
scbr II, j. Holwsy. Thompson, Salem, Quntard
Ward & 60.
schr W. +. Garrison, Merris, Boston, Hammet d
Nell.
schI BENZ. Strong. Brown, Providence. do
schr w. Bement Penny, Quincy Point Van Dusen
sc6r Trenton. Martin New Haven Lenno Z q gurpesa
Ecbr Transport, Crowley Brooklyn Captain.
SIR A. @. sinners. Knox, New YORK. W. r. CydaRCo
Str Beverly, Pierce, New York, W.P. Clyde d Co.
81 New York, Jones. Washington, do
at,r diamond state, Webb Baltimore. A Grovas Jr
Ting Taos Jefferson Alien, tor Baltimore NIJb "a lt,1
of barges, w. p. Clyde 81 Co. W"
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Arthur Sketchley's real name is Rose, and
he is a renegade curate.
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ARRIVED SATURDAY,

ARRIVED SATURDAY.
nose and HssseoFtIs % + winsor { Co. boston with
dam. wit IN m0se. To Workman Il o.. -''''oi
Barque Brazil, HILBERT, so days from London, with
Br: irls W. il Bgeow, Mills, 4s dsys from Liver.
pool WIN mdse r 10 Ps.es GsVs WrgGt ;I q Go 5onG
sf ds TR Hse clay bXy So dSys xs o Hs vs,no
viii mdse. 10 John <. Penrose. ''po'i'
Big hTlss MeF II PslT tsiSSP So s ssys from Lv
Jtal. brig Goflrsdo BAlsamo, 20 days from GrgentI
Big Il. ii. Rch, Hopkins, % days from Turks
Island; With salt to VIM. Bumm Sons-vessei TO j.
IT sc6r Enterprise, Barnes, 20 days from London.
scir Marge, MoFadden. 10 days from ST. John, N.
B. scSE S9 bmS WFc " r. TP Hbae so 10 S from
N @. with shingles 70 Noicros5 &c sheets
Schr Trenton Martin, rom New York via vii.
mir gtcn Del in ballast TO LennOx & Burgess " IL
s chr John B. conner (new) DAY from Magnolia
scir $ +, ID. TsskeT Alien, from Boston.
schT H9%ay psm B5s1d $500 Boston,
sohr Beri Strong, eroTn; ;i from a. New London
scRr schr TraSspaTt. @ oToSisy ron Xxx aaco9r
steamer Caymont; 4, Plat E from richmond and Nor
Steamer @ II. stout. Ford; from washington and
steamer Bristol Wallace; "a hours from New York,
with mdse to W. P;olyde 4 GO. g., ,,o,-,,.-,.
with nisGnsr mGse I1eveI 10 ". p Clyde & CO.
ysSs fa%GF %h mGaG6 @da 70 W. @ Baird from ne"
tow TpS TsS. psPses 70 w. F. yde 90
MEMORANDA.
Ship Admiral, Haesloop hence. at Bremerhaven
9th inst.
steamship Wyoming Teal, for Philadelphia, sailed
from savannah 2lst int.
Steamship Utility Fargo, hence, ct Providence goth
Bar que Providence Cosheet, cleared at New York
2lsI inst for Cork tor OF ders, via PnilRdelUhia.
Bsraue henry p. Lord Pinkham, cleared ut Port
land 10th inst. for Natanzss.
Brig James b. Kirby. Bernard, for Philadelphia
was up at Charleston 18th inst
Big Susan r. Prescott hence for Boston, sailed
| from New LondoD 18Th inst. ,,
schTs A. II. Rowland. Rowland, and eliza b Emery
Young both from New Haven for Philadelphia, at
schr Isaac Rch, Crowel, for Philadelphia, cleared
~ SsnST Wm' B. Mcshain, Christy, for Philadelphia
| sai,t from Richm ond 18th inst
Echr Kate E. Rich Doughty cleared az Charleston
| lst n insI for Georgetown. o. ana PniRdeiphta
Steamer susan for Philadelphia, sailed from Hart
| fOld 10th inst
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Notice is hereby given that green Duoy, marked
| with the word Wreck" has Oeen placed ABOUT 20
tathOmB NV, OF the wreck OF vessel (nAme
| knoWn) sunk In KingrORd, Btstol Channel.
The DuC y lies In 2la fahOms at low water sprlnR
Toes with the following marks ana cnmuass bearings
Avon ligb thOuse tower. twice It's height, opea north
TiIfay Buoy, w, by N. q N. distant $40 III mile.
Flat1 Buoy, E, by N. q N ds.snt -l0th' mile,
BY order. ROBIN ALLEN, Secretary.
Trinity House. London. Nov q 1888
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NEWS SUNNI lRY.
City Au,irs.

The folio Ting pxh'bis the rec pts OF our thea
ire. for the quarter cI DIM october 81, As re
tuiDe0 to the Govern wept, wuh the United
ktales taxes paid. Tue nguTCS ars omcial;-
ouuqNIv pVpr p.Ir.raR
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..sssHft4. kOIlCE.-EOk NEW YORK, VIA
rssssasssas d hI4AA " IA I[h AND AkITAN CaNs /,
EAfHkSs 81 SlFAMEOAI COMPANY,
Ihe Steam FrOpellets OF ihls line AeaVe DAILY
from hfsE y mari below HSrAeJ street.
TdkOU9H IN "a HOURS,
GQOdf IUrW aTueo by all the lines gUUE CuLOf
York, Nur.h, hast, and West, free ofCUu-nission,
ETelEhls received al our usual low rates.
WILLIAM i, CLYDE 81 Co, Agents
- - NJ, "a .. WHARVEs, PhIiaceIphiA.
JAMES HAND, agent eR
no. IlS W ALL street, corner OF seuth, New Yofk
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SRIPPiNG.

s5Sfs.. FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENs
sSS.SsLL-ss55ss TOW N.-InmRb Line OF Mail nteamers
hIe appointed 10 sail rs tollOws:--
CllA OF PAHls, Saturday, N november a.
IN MA (vla HGlliaxl, TUESDAY, November II.
Ga OF On ION. saturday, NOV, 81
CITY OF BALTIMORE, saturday November rs,
CITY OF NEW YORK, Tuesday, Decemberl
each succeeding saguIdaS aud alternate tuesday
vi J., M, from Pier 40, North kiver.
EAlES OF PAS5AGE BY MAIL sTHAAKB
CALLING BATURDAY,
Payable IN Gold, Payable Ia Currency
FIRST Ca BIN 800 STI Era q T.
to LODdUn.,.,...,.. lu0 TO LonOOn-,..,.,.,, ~
10 PArlS.,.,,........ 10 Paris a
PAssAGE BY IHE TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIYAX
FIRST CABIN, sTEEhAGS,
Pay able IN Cold Payable III Currency.
lIlVtf pool
HALIFAX dAlltsX.
st. Johns, N. F....,.. a, st. JonH's, N F-......
ty Branch Steanler....J = ~ Branch Steamer.
Passengers also forwarded TO HavI e. hamburg, Bre
men, ETC., hL reduced rates.
Tickets cAn be bought here by persons sending foI
thSir iTiend1, at mOdeT ale rates
toT tLTIhef Information apply at the Company's
JUHN g. DALE, Agent, No. Ii BROADWAY. N. Y
OK TO O'DONN ELL q bAULk, AGENTS
NO. All CHESN VA Street, Philadelphia
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MARLWB TELEGRAPH.
la1 a alattto,sal Mart,,e Ne,0a see FIRST paaa.


ALMANAC FOB eHiLADBLPHIA-TIIis DAY.
SJE ikIsss,..~..,,.,.5 56 8oDN SErs........a, OI7
5UH bETs.,.......,....-4 20 fIsH NArEH. 55l
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HOOP SKIRTS.
,09 HOOP SKIRTS, e2c

b92 HOOP SKIRTS, e.2Q
NEW FALL STYLES.
la PAEIER, ana sl other desirable styles and
azen Of oar
UELEBRATEe CHAMPION sKIRTs
Tor iBdieg, ibseg aud children COnGJanty onnAa
u Ia ade to JrUer largest assortment In the1L,
ana specially adapted tor first cls5ss trade
CUR-LlkI COHuLIsi DORSgTl5
ke. AiliDE ~ very low prICea Our assortment it
com zee embracing IuOA psUH's Cove EttluK. H.
al grades IRON 80 20 ~ $500; beUkels ruysrioi
trtLCb WCyen COrssts, from ea'AO 20 SOs5O; aupr
liOr halebyre uand mRde COrsets, from ~ oen o.
- 20, In sbigiDB GKd circular gore; Madame FOy'F
LctScl skirt Nupport rter5, At Sg'N0.
AtO hIs, n OOdYs Pslept HeltAdjuRtiag AndOm
Gal Corsets; wniCn every lady should sHsmue,
Corset Ga "a, cents pair,
Wholesale aud ltetJil MSnufRctOry and SRiesrOom
SgSm wH. Il. HOPKINS.
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s5SHFs1 NEW EXPRESS LINE 40 ALEX.
fSSsaEs s.azi. anora. GEORGETOWN, WsshingLuD
~ wa chesapeake anu Delaware Calal, with con
DecLlUuA RL Alexandra from tho nIUBC dIreCL route
Tor l4 nchDuIG, srlaEoi Knoxville Nashville DaG0n
and Lhe Southwest.
nom the hrat WbsEt aoGTe Market sEreet,
WA L. CLYDE q Co,
NO, IS North and south WharYe5,
}, Is, pA VsDSOH, Az spt sI S.UryBtuWn.
Il, ELDEIDGE q Co. Agents a. AIs8sadIia, Viz
gniA. eI
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BOARDING..

DR, KINKELIN, AFTER A RESIDENCE
| J and practice OF thirty years at the NoILhWesl
corner of Third and Union streets, has lately re-
moved 10 south ELhVENTH Street, between MAR
His snpeTorIty In the prompt and perfect cure OF
All recent chronic, local, ana CONSTITUTIONAL Aneo
uons OF q special nature Is proveTbial. .. a..
Diseases OF tbe skin, appearing In hnna[ea alt
arent forms totally efadcated; mental and physical
Weakn and all nervous debilites scientifically
and sncoesafully HeAted. Onioe hours from A. ID
pSP,Ms
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AT ID IN ON hELLOGd MATINEE,
ON .3AI IURDAN Nov Is att Z. NJ.
In Greer 70 make these en- Ter iDments the most
btlliaDt and varied ever given in This city, the
tnaktr has engaged e. . emiHent Plano VirtuOsa,
LIE Aida lOf ?. VINO, IL copjunctlon with
SlGNOS IOIrI, Primo 1eBore; Sl9NOR PERIL
LII Primo Baritone and HEIR KOPrA, Solo Vio-
linst, VIII sssist MISS kellogg ~ these Concerts.
uttCal Director. ....-s II EES & w 81, q ROS5CURT
&C nirs ion, One Dollar Reserved Seats accents extra
Seals may be secured Tor either per ormance. COM
neI cling Saturday November q, at 0 A. M, at the
usic store OF q. ". A Trumpler. No. 926 CHE5N OF
Street
Doors open at IA. Concert 10 commence at p, NJ.
MATINEE 10 commence at2 L. h, IL l6n
3 L1N dEkI D two 60 ooNn n EyGNHSSI ven fGER rs.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY Nov. % and a.
LAST NIGHTS THIS SEASON OF
Bill I'D TOM,
THE WONDERFUL NEG RO BOY PIANIST.
secure seats At TTumpler No. go Chestnut street.
N B-glind Tom viii perform Wednesday, Nov.
%. st NORkISl own: Friday. NOV. "a, at n ANA
NUNk; and AT GhRMAN TOWN on Saturday, nov
9. 1l232t
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SPeefGtto tlte NeiV York ReTald,
NEW YORK, Jan, 18.-A special 10
l9e 1ae6elQ nom SueZ, Egypt, Jan. rs.
49, ~ ttongon, Jan. IS, says: DtspRtches
E ffiIss1Seo mere rom the English expe-
adyices of 4 more cheerf1l oh ara cta S.stA4
me native chief of Tiger who has
mustered large force, the moyement
s OF Wntoh produced an Excitement in
tne English camp at Serafe, and cana
SO go iorwaEd movement along the line
u =, aI ltiEGn, y now reported to be friend-
I I invaders. BE offers to feed the
l Eng !ls6 troops and as evidence Of his
coca VIII he has already sent In . Ie01
n 4t OF cattle for the use OF the army.
AZ u stated the troops are now in bettsf
health and spirits. =. : 'eseeE
Fresh water has also been fnD,,f1 q,
plenty around the landing pIace on
e@AAASoeS 1AHB
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BankrupfcV.

TIHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON
% bankruptcy was issued out OF me ioiltFiSf
court q the United states for the Dish ~ AZ
Mest virginia againat the estates Of AieT.
ing, In the county OF ohio, In Aaid DisiTict.
!Sl5 slaXo bsen edyadged RankTupts on
Of any Debts ana the deiiyeEy 81 any iilorcr
" telonginS 20 sucn BanlsrGpts, 20 fhenl or
IJf Inelt use ana me tIanRfsf Of any pFopaPty
ing o. me Creations OF said BanlEFufiES "a
prove thetF Debtas and TO choose Slfla or
at Court Of Bankruptcy, 10 Do hoiliei1 n
Wneellng, In saiaI district In his odies, b.
1879 9eoreo =. C9ldWell, GsQr.. Register IN
OF January A. d. 1858, at ID O'Clock & N,
Ian7.oavavs ma = SI9 ~. tNS9K 3 9IS
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s44AAbE-l s3Es4I1I
New Monthly Magazine.
C5ltIeaI Nottoe1 Qf uss PTelg

u ttlIEI8 AVUtII3I q VI ne,
Ihe most popular Monthly In the world
we must refer In terms of euIogy to the
high tone and varied excallance al SARpE1sS
d1AQAzLSE-a Journal with q monthly ciFcli-
!ation q about 170! 900 copie9-tn whose pa
k0 ITO ne 1ound some Of the Gholcagf li1ht
and geneEal reading Of the day. we srs9iS
81 tniS work as an evidence OF
the culture OF the American Peo-
PIG and the popularity it hes ACQUIRED e
4net4teds Each Number contains fulIy 10
page OF reading tier, appropriately ILLUS
t . Win good Wood.cntss and It combines
quarterly, blended with mo
4ese features OF the daily journal. n hoS
pure aFature.-TRunNR G1liReES "a SSISSS{
can literature, London. = 1850
We can account for 1tS success only by the
Stnple met that Y meets precisely the rom
u !ll t9ste, lntnishlng q variety of pleasing
ana 1p Instructive reading for alI.-EEoOlS
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BY y THE Ell ATLANFICGA BLE,
Adyioes to Che l4th Of January.


VIENNA, Jan. 1.-THE Government
Y making preparations to reduce the
n1mbers and expenses of the 4 andIns,
army. The position Of Commander.5;5nIs
chief lis to be abolished, and the employ.
ment.of pension ofaeers5 in the service
to be discontinued,
st. PErERsRuRa. Jan. 14.-The jour
nal de st. Petersburg, the official organ
Of the Imperial Governments. denies
that there is any truth In the statement
that Lord Stanley British Secretary 81
Foreign Affairs, has sent a note to the
Cabinet here protesting against alleged
intrigGes Of Russian agents in Rouma-
mia. 5.'i ~. s5s3 ~ =
FLORENCE, Jan. 14.-Italy is the first
otthe European powers to recognize
the restoration of the Mexican SRepub-
lie by Diplomatic appointment. Senior
socavasco. now Colonel General at
Belgraye, has been appointed Minister
to the Republic of Mexico, aud VIM
leave atanearly day for the Mexican
va v-t,ss4 .z--...s,.s .z.ssssz..sssa4.5
VIENNA, Jan. 1.-THE Debattee, a
journal OF semf!ofiiciaI character, as.
serts that negotiations between France
and Italy for new treaty In regard to
Rome, displacing the September
SonYentions have been rapidly pro-
crossing, and are now nearly. conclu.
LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE employees Of
the Magnetic Telegraph office. Belfast,
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From Wash,nn ton.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Certified con.
les of the Senate resolution noulcon-
curling in President Johnson's suspen.
sion Of Mr.. Stanton from the Office of
Secretary OF War. were last night fur
nished severally to the President, Gen.
Grant and Mr.. Stanton, by tho Senate.
General Grant and Mr.. Stanton had
conference a. short time afterWarCl
This morning about 10 o'clock the lat
ter APPEARED at the War Department
and Immediately after resumed his
functions as chief of that department..
General Grant was not present al the
time, he being at his headquarters Just
opposltes bht shortly afterwards went
to the Department.. Some time pass-
ed In conversation With the Secre-
taEy, after which General Grant Ie-
tired without any particular form, and
the records and papers of the Depart
ment were taken In charge OF by Sec
rotary Stanton. General Dent, belong
ling to the star 9of the General-tn.Ch Chief.
then transferred the Office which he
occupied as aid to the Secretary ad in.
term, to General Pelponse, who before
the spspensiop.of Stanton, had acted
On that capacity, and Gener6n Hardte
who had been In charge.of the bureau
or office OF the Department having sl-
peFytston7o of claims presentedlbeEofs;it,
Transferred thesSecords aud documents
of that branch TO Gen. SchriYer. Sub
sequently General Grant went to
heEI1ecutiveIM ansiony Wherel he had
an interview With Mr.. Johnson, inihis
Office
The Radical members of; Congress,
rom Tennessee, waited upon him In a
body, to present their congratulations
at bis re4tofAt ton, and 10 ask him to
use his influence to continue the opera
tons of the Ereedmen's Bureau in
Tennessee and Kentucky after the 18th
day OF February. at which time hv ~.
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Debate 81 1he atnn 3 z Z. 90 !.

Nav Y0RlzI Jan, 5I4.LThs Herald's
Washington special gives the debate In
the Senate executive session, on the
report In the Stanton case, which occu.
pied seven hours.
Senator Dixon finished. his, speech of
Saturday, showing that the objections
given by the President were conclusive
arguments for Stahtonas removal. He
reviewed Stanton's record, and enlo.
gized the President il
Mr.. Fessenden replied In defence of
Stanton, and referred to his services
Mr.. Dixon here remarked that John.
son rendered as great service during
the war as Stanton.
Mr.. Fessenden continued, holding
thatlthe reasons the President had for
removal We're insufficient, and no mo.
tive should induce a Chief Magistrate
to take such IN important step except
such as the nation would justify. He
defended stanton from the charges of
being responsible for the horrors of
AndersonYflle.
Nj. Buckaiew reiterated the state
entfelative 70 Andets6nvil1e, and adj
ded that 6tanton's policy seemed to be
the policy of the Government during
the war rss y 49,
Mr., Hendricks said, after having de.
iclared 10 the President that the tenure
of Office bill was unconst itutipnal, that
&c was tmpF6per for Nj. Stanton 20 seek
to hold office under it. He claimed
that Stanton was responsible for the
New Orleans riot, and rs AMMAN of hon.
or he should have made it .iifs bounded
duty 10 protect the president, Tor he
had the oispatcn in his pocket which
could hAyesaYed the head Of the nation
from the ISLANDERS and defamation
heaped upon hIms .-i
Mr.. Morton did not think the Ptesi-
dent was responsible for the New Or
leans rtots neither was Stanton; and be
believed the Immediate delivery of the
dispatch would NOT have made any DIFF
ferencein the result.
Mr., Davis followed In d legal argu-
msnt s1stafnfng the President.
MI Howard closed the debate In q
reply TO the conservatives and the vote
Was taken, resulting Id 50 yeas for the
majority report, aud 8 nays.
Al cart ihed copy of the resolution was
sent 10 the President, Gen. Grant and
Secretary Stanton. Great Interest Is
felt in the next mo ement.
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Life is Warm!s Death is Cold

Chronic Diseases. Female Con,Dyat,I.s
consumption Liver COmplaimSs.
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VIZ Inflammation OF Kidney6 and Bladder,
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Send ten cents i1r 'Pe0nlssa Medical Light.
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sURsoRR11oas.

The Publishers have perfected a system Of
mailing by which they can supply the Ma.
eAHrNE, WEEKLY, and BAZAAR pTostptt,, 10
to those who prefer to receive their periodi.
Gals directly nom the once decentralization.
The poltageon HARRER's NTAaAzrEsis "a
cents q year, which must be paid at the S,tb-
3tEt6eT'S post once.
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Bankrnnfnu

TNHIs Is 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT oN
y me 9Th DAY of January, A. u. i66S. 4
the estate OF Charles n. 0iibers0ii, OF N eflIes
eESE9VlaenS9 rqYnahlp, in the county or
has been adtudged BankFupf on III. fS,StI,
PeI4kon; that the payment Of any DebfE aIid
Z SsItNSe!y OF any properly belonging % such
Is - o. any property by him, arc IoFhlds
III ~ IaW th9G 9 meettng OF the CrshiEhFa
ana 70 choose one or more anGignoeG on ~
:. VI be held g Court OF Blnkruptcy,
70 - holden at the Registers O6lcS on
state street, over the Post Omco, IN the aoT-i
0n9h Of Media IN said county, bsf5fti !
satnnel u Thomas, EEq.. on the thiFty-6FFt
ohY OF Jannafys a. d. 1883, Mt 8 o. clock b, M
AARON JAMES,
,.n1..,.. Dep Dep. .. g. MAMMAL g MSaSenSSr.
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BosroN, Jan. 14.-In the legislature
to-day the COMMITTEES on Subjects made
2 report to the House recommending
S ne repeal OF the law establishing q
state Constabulary.
Also a bill to regulate the saleof I'm.
toxicating liquors. $50 u ~
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FROM AlalI5SIT53sS,5

SRLo1A, Ala, Jan. l8.-The Demo-
crAttei Club held meeting here TO.
night. A large number Of persons
were present. Resolutions were adopt
ed calling g mass meeting In this city.
on the 24th inst.
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New YoRK, Jan. 1.-THE Herald this
ConRresS yesterday, Says From these
IN Congress and others
foreshaio andfrOm alIti1e signs6E
the times, we may we think, safely.
hazard the opinion that We are on tie
Of the most momeutous.
events In the history OF the United
States. ~ lll5sls igaastAs ~ 4st.llF - g
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CNoINNATI, Jan. 14.-The weather Is
unsettled ThFee inches of snow fall
this morning, and Il Is now sleeting.
Thermometer SOC.
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EIeetlon 81 a. q. rhnrn,..

CoLUNBus. o., Jan. IA. q. Tbnr.
man n, was elected o. s. Senator toedSv-
Inc vote In the House stood a f5r
thurman and 40 for B. f, Wade. In
me senate, 10 for Thurman. and liz for
Wade. '->= 40 A0E
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WATERTolEN, n. Y, Jan. 14.-At the
cnaf1er election here to-day, the DEM
ocrats carried the.city by 1000 majority.