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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-09-09
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
HON. JAMES ROSS SNoWDEN, aoa

: HUN. JAMESi ROSS SNOWUEN, Ns@f
Prothonotary of the Supreme Court of Pennsyl-
vania, writes: a bas RI. ieef -of .sAaHfi
10 $50 PHILADELpHIA, September "A, 1867.
I" Hoofand's German Bitters y is very useful
article as a tonic and as an appetizer. 1t is not
an intoxicating drink, and may be used beneficial
ly by persons of all ages. Respectfully yours,
JAMES Ross SNouDEN.
(. CAUTION.-Hoofand's German Remedies are
counterfeted See that the signature of c. NJ.
All others are counted ID felt. Principal Of
fee and Mandatory at the German Medicine
Store, No. 631 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa
CHAS. NJ. EVANS, Proprietor,
Formerly C. NJ. JACKSON & Co.
3 PRICES
Hollands German Bitters, per bottle, 81 90
Do do :. do dozen, 90
Hoofand's German Tonic, put up in
quart bottles, 81 ~ sa'''i'1' SO
per bottle, or a half dozen for 81 So. II
BesF Dosnet forget to examine we'll the article
you buy, IN order to get the genuine. 9i p
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in NIedi-
cine everywhere. 81 3s ss34o ~ july Sem
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and Great Depression of Spirits.
,45 ~ They are the 3
GREATEST AND BEST c
BLOOD PURIFIERS
EVER KNOWN, p ..'
And will cure all Diseases resulting from bad
blood Keep your Blood pure. Keep your Liver
in order Keep your a l Digesty S Organs in
these remedies, and no disease will ever assail
you. 's
Weak and Delicate Children
s,o ARE MADE STRONG
BY the Use Of either of these Remedies.
I THEY WILL CURE ~ la (.
EVERY CASE OF NIARASMUS -s
(. a WITHOUT FAIL. eo..l
Thousands of Certificates
Have accumulated in the hands Of the Proprie-
tors, but space will allow Of the publication Of
but few. These, it will be Observed are men Of
note, and of such standing that they must be be-
lieved. 5H'E 1911 i5'F .9"'
The Whole Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
gr Speak for. these Remedies. =, i 49,.
WHO WOULD ASK FOR MORE DIGNIFIED
ka OR STRONGER TESTING NY2 = {.
'aa HON. GEO. w. WOODWARD, sg -,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsyl
vania writes:
ssf PHILADELPHIA, March IS, 1867.
find &c Hoofand's German Bitters - is a good
tonic, useful in diseas KT es of the digestive
organs, and, of great IN benefit IN eases Of
debility and want of nervous action in the sys-
TEN. Yours, truly, g. W. WOODWARD
------.p3' <ss%
HON. JAMES THOMPSON, ~
Judge. OF the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
e'S ~ ~ PHILADELPHIA, April %, 1868.
consider" Hoofand's German Bitters'' avail
liable medicine in cases of attacks of Indigestion
Or Dyspepsia. can certify this from my expe-
rience of it. Yours, with respect. , N
JaMrS TuoMpsoN
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Her eyes like twin starses -
Sparkled and danced
Made my brain whirl with rapture,
J. And my heart beat entraneedy
Her hair DER her shoulders
Like sun beams did stream,
81 And her lips were far sweeter
Than peaches and cream.
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as Consti-
patton, Inward
Piles Fullness of
: Blood to the Head, Acidty
of the Stomach, Nausea. Heart ) r.
burn, Disgust for Food, Fullness or
Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eruptions,
Sinking or Fluttering at the pit Of tho stom-
ach, Choking or sutfocating Sensations when in
Lying Position, Dimness of Vision, Dos OF
Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull
Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Per- 2 f.3
spiration,, Yellowness of the ,ai ~
Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, SC. $50
Sudden Flushes of
Heat, Burning 1c.43l1lsa
.a{ 49,. in the Flesh,
Constant
1g5.sjTgr lmagin-f 2 4..it t%lf
ings
. a.a-.as..-.. .f.a of .ofa ~. aIAi..I
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
Of PhlIndeIphln Enterprisc

JChn Crump, Esq, architect and builder, OF
this city, has been awarded the highest pre-.
MUM for plans and designs for the War De
partment new ireproof building, to be erected
mt Washington, d. c., by the commission OF
eminent engineers appointed for this extensive
work. There were some eighty designs sub
mltted, ffty-siX Of them from the abiest archt'
tects of the United States and Canada. To
exceed them ali and receive the appreciation OF
such men as are on that commission must
indeed be gratifying 10 Mr.. Crump, yet 1t is
only wellearned and deserved compliment
to a gentleman who has made his fortune
among his iclloW-citizene of Philadelphia.
The sty of he building Is Renaissance, hav-
ing noble approaches, and facades enriched With
sCulptured embems. u is 10 be built entirely
freproof combining every modern convenience.
1t will be three hundred and thirtythree feet in
front on Pennsylvania avenue, by tive hundred
feet 'front.' when complete, on Seventeenth
street. The height from the ground TO the top
of the wings Will be eighty.dve feet; between
wings, siXty'hve feet, and TO top OF dome, one
hundred and scyenty6ve feet.
The intended building will contain about four
million cubic leet The interior halls aud
corridors will be very spacious. The principal
entrance opens into rotundH OF seYenty-dve
feet diameter, with a clear height of one hun
dred aud fifty feet from the main floor. This
will be covered with stained glass, having suit
able enblems and devices. On each floor
gallery projects out into and extends around the
rotunda, from which the war scenes fresCOed on
the walls may be seen, or may be used as a
museum for trophies.
The grand staircase will be double, erected
with stone. and decorated with brouzed balus-
ters these viii ascend outside the rotunda
walls; the halls and corridors throughout will
he spacious aud lofty; these, with the different
apartments, will be thoroughly warmed and
ventilated, the whole forming lofty exterior
and interior, having every convenience COM
bined with strength and beauty. The walls are
to be built of granite, brown freestone, iron
aud brick; roof framed with IRON and covered
with copper. The floors will have wrought iron
beams and brick arches, covered with marble
window flames, and the door frames, shutters,
and sash OF bronZed iron.
Mr.. Crump has received the following from
the War Department Bureau:-
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 80,
1869.-Sir:-The Secretary of War directs me to
reply to your letter of the 10th instant, and to
inform you that to your designs for a new fire.
proof building for the use OF this department
was awarded the first premium of three thou
sand dollars, aud that applCalon has this day
been made to Congress for the necessary appro.
priaton for its payment.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
EDWARD SCHRIvER,
InspectoI-GeueTal.
John Crump, Esq, No. 1871 Chesnut street,
phlladplnhia
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Domestic AHatrsI

Gold closed yesterday at 1855.
The sailors strike in Ne " York is a failure
New Orleans is actively preparing for the
Mardi gras festivities.
General Grant leaves Washington for New
York to-day.
The revenue receipts ran up to one million
OF dollars yesterday,
Augusta, Me-, Gas visited by the seVerest
snow storm of The season yesterday.
The Republicans of Counec icut have nomi-
mated Marshall Jewell for Governor.
-GOVerfor Arthur ]. Boreman has been
elected United States Senator from the State of
West Virginia.
r. W. JENNINGS distillerv, near Poughkeep-
sie YVES burnedi0n "a urday nj 4ht. Loss $l1 900;
fully insured.
William Savin, a bauk teller of Baltimore,
wa7 wavlald and robbed IN the streets of that
city on Monday night.
An old man. named Henry WSer, was
murdered last Sunday morning, four miles nom
Keokuk, Iowa.
The strike of the Ne y York JOB printers has
come 10 an end. all the large firms have con-
eeded 10 the terms OF the strikers.
-EX Governor a. q. BroKn and Judge A. f..
Bimrell have gone TO WASHINGTON 10 represent
the people OF Mississippi before The Reconstrac.
tion Committee.
= Congress has thus far removed the political
disabilities of one hundred persons. Between
three hundred aud four hundred applications
are at present pending,
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aud around the Isle of Wight, thence westwardly
to and around the Eddystone Lighthouse,
thence southeastwardly to Cherbourg, France,
and thence northerly TO Cowes, the place of
starting, through the Solent.
LONDON, Fec. 9.-The petition OF Irish
bishoDs for the right of convocation has been
rejected.
w. E. Foster, President of the Board of
Health retains his seat in Parliament as the
member for Bradford, the petition against his
election having failed.
There is now no doubt that the Greek govern.
ment has agreed TO the protocol of the PARIS
Conference.
LONDON, Feb. 3-73O P. MA despatch has
just been received from Athens, conveying the
unexpected intelligence that the Greek Ministry
have refused to agree TO the signing of the
protocol of the Paris Conference, and have ten
dCred their designations to the King.
MAI RID, Feb. 3.-Five OF the prisoners tmpli-
Gated in the assassination of the Governor OF
Burgos have confessed their guilt.
PARIS Feb. 3-Evening. News has been
received tonight from Algers that the insdr-
gents had been defeated and the revolt sup.
pressed. The department in which the dis
turbance broke out is now tranquil.
PARIS. Feb "A formidable insurreCton has
broken out in Algeria.
HAVANA, Feb. 3.-This city continues tranquil.
steamer arrived yesterday from Spain with
large number Of troops.
Sailed, steamer Maryland, for Baltimore to.
day.
serious riot occurred a day or two since in
the town of Beiucai, between Spantards and
Cubans, and several of the participants were
badly wounded.
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Contested EIection Case.

Testimony in this case was resumed yesterday
afternoon before the examiners, Messrs. Messck
and Batturs.
JOSEPH Moseley, No. l549 Germantown ave-
nue., testified that he was the Republican
window inspector at the October election;
James MahoLey was the Democratic inspector,
ard he kept the book (book exhibited); he
made the Letter V; on this book 337 names are
marked with V; on the list OF voters are 81
are ON the hook with the V being marked in
front of them that are also on the list of voters
whole numb ber of votes polled, 4se.
Witness resumed Received the tickets and
nut them in the boxes; when a person came TO
vote Mabouey examined the book, said sit was
all right" aud witness put the ticket in the
box; he did not at any time tell witness that
the name was not on the book, and that q
voucher must be produced; there was only one
person challenged. aud be produced a voucher;
he was Republican, all the Other challenges
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powers, control and authority which is by force
of law conferred upon the Commissioners OF Far-
mount Park. Go, e
Section o. That the Court of Quarter Sessions OF
shall have full power, at their discretion, TO award
peremptory writs of mandamus TO compel the pay
ment of any damages other moneys awardedl
approved and decreed by the said Court to be paid
by the city of Philadelphia to owners, tenants OF
others, as compensation for the takngor approprie-
ton of any real estate other property for public
park public parks, and of all costs incident TO
the ascertainmento of such damages other moneys,
and the said Court shall further have all the pow
now vested in any court of record in this com
monwealth to enforce obedience to the said writs
the part of the said city any officers thereof.
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From Chicago.

CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-Early this morning Thomas
Fl. DufIee's wholesale grocery, No. 568 Morgan
street, was burned. Loss, $4,000.
On Sunday last Henry Walker, an aged mau,
was murdered four miles from Keokuk, 10 va.
HIS son-in-law, William Flamau, who was with
him at the time, says four men suddenly
attacked them and shot Walker whereupon
Flaman fed. Martin Kelly, of Keokuk, having
previously threatened TO take Walkers life, has
haen orraetpd
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Foreign Affairs.

oNDoN, Feb 3.-F. Ashbury owner of the
British yacht Cambria, Is in receipt OF u note
from William Douglass, OF New York, oYner of
the Sdppbo, written on Jan. 10, proposing au
oce an Yacht race between their respective yes
sells. Ashbury accepts the challenge, and
suggests the following route as the best adapted
10 iairly test tho seagOing qualities OF vqchts;
From COwes eastwardly through Splthead,
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Fire az So. Paul, NTimnesO Ia.

ST. PAUL, Minn., Feb. 3-Tne International
Hotel was burned this morning. The guess
escaped but lost all their effects, The total loss
is over 500 coo.
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DROP AIS FOR 20 r N.
HEADo'Rs FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT
STATE oFTEXAS,
)FFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMASrER,
AUSTIN, Texas, January 6. 1869.

UFFICE OF CHIEF QUAKTEhMASIkR,
AUSTIN, Texas, January 6. 1869.
Sealed Proposals. In duplicate, will be re-
ceived at this office until FRIDAY, February g.
1859. at II M, for furnishing the Quartermas-
ter's Department at Fort Concho, Texas, with
such quantity Of Corn as may be required until
May 81, 1869.
Corn TO be of good, clean, merchantable
to a rigid inspection.
Delivery to commence on award of contract,
and continue In such quantities and at such
times as may be required by the Post Quarter
ter.
Bids to be plainly endorsed "Proposals for
Corn at Fort Concho, Texas" and addressed TO
the undersigned.
BY command of Brevet Major. General j. j.
Reynolds. j. A. POTTER,
Brevet BrigadIer-General and Q. @. NJ,
l222W Fifth Military District.
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Robbery of Railroad Passengers.

PoUGHKE EPsIE, Feb. 3. Mr.. Brisbane of New
York, aud several other persons, passengers by
the Hudson River cars, were robbed to-day of
their wallets, etc, by gang of pickpo
who cot aboard at New York.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Mariae NstUs see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY.
BUN RISES OF MOON RIs KS ...-..... lI2
SUN HEX WATER.......-- S22
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
{s3Ff Rsy%s44HEE Committee
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DODGERS' AND WOSTENHOLMis POCKET
~ RHdXEs H Pearl and d. stag Handles, OF beautiful
ZOBB, and the celebrated LEOOULTRW BAZOB
SCISSORS of the finest quality.
Rs7ors, Knives SCISSORS, and Table Cutlery Groun0
Ana kS:leAsd, = y: HADLG1lS<- =. Nc. ~ ). GLHEE
Eestsesiow cesannh Mga
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d ROP AIS FOR CORN.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT, I
OFFICE OF CHIkF QUARTERTMAsTaR

AUSTIN, 1EXAs, Jan g. 1869
Sealed proposals, In duplicate Will oe received at
this office until SAT URDAY, February 10, 1859
at IL clock M, for furnishing The QuRrterm asteI
Department at Camp Concordia, Texas. with
such quantity OF Corn as may be required until June
80 1859.
shetd and delivered In sacks subject 10 rigid ia.
BpeCtion.
Delivery to commence on acceptance of contract
and continue in such quantities and at sucn
times As may be required by the Post Quarter,
-
Bids TO be plainly endorsed "PropOGals for Corn
at Camp C0ncoIda," ana addressed 10 the under.
signed .. - 1,--.,
j. A, POTTER,
Brevet BrjgRdier I. Gt neral ANA u O. M
223w tlIth Military District,
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A LEXARDER G.. CATTELI & co
"A PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTa
No. @ NORTH WHARVES
No. q NORTH WATER STREET.
PHILADELPHIA. "a
AIExANDER a. nAETMLL- HrJIAH uATrnLH
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MEMORANDA.
WestmoTeland. Pamu Dad, from LIVerooo
elphia. was redttlng at 81. Thomas 9th uII
D ship PrOmelhena. Gray. hence. at Nharln

Ship Westmoresnd, RamT 1d from Liverpool for
Philadelphia. was rehttlng at ST. Thomas 10Th ut
steamship Prometheus. Gray, hence, at Charleston
steamsbIp Saxon, Boggs, for Philadelphia, cleared
Steamship NoTiOlk. Platt, hence Norfolk lat
and sailed FOR Richm ond. ~ '''
Steamship Stars and Stripes, Holmes hence for
Havana (oelofe rfpoItedl put into Charleston 3IHt
ult to lsna Ihomss r. Hand, second assistant engi.
neer who had his LETT foot crushed by the macbInarv
pond % inst. ~ 'NA'
BaIque Island Queen Brooks. remained at New.
scbr HiRwatba. Lee, sailed from Providance lat
inst for Baltimore. "
schr VIM. 3. Hllles Burgess, hence was going up In
New Orleans goth ult.
SchT M aggie ID cNeil, SNOW from New York for
AEpInwal was spoken 25th ult. lat. 80 SO. long 73
Sctr Nadab. Cheney Tor Philadelphia, sailed from
NschT frank Cotton, Robinson hence for Barba.
dos was spoken 10th u lat Il 02, long SO &c. wind r.
NE, westheI hne r-.,, e..
for Portland at Holmes Hole lst inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The captain of the wrecking steamer Tiuxton re.
portsthe wreck nt the steamship Marmi as having
shifted one mile NV. Of the buoy,
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DROP sALs FOR CORN.

HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DIsTRIcr,0
STATE OF TEXAs
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsrER,
AUSTIN, Texas, January 6, 1862
Sealed Proposals Ia duplicate, Will De received at
this office until FRIDA Y, February 8, 1869, at II M
for fuInishnR the QuarteTma ters Department. at
Fort B ocktoU. Texas, with such quantity OF Corn as
may be required until May 81, 1869.
Corn TO he Of good, clean, merchantRble quality,
sheled and delivered in Sacks subject TO rigid in
spection.
and to continue In such quantities. and at such
dmes as may be required by the Post Quarter
Bids TO be plainly endorsed proposals for Corn AZ
For Stockton Texas ana addressed 10 The under
signed sn. .-,- o,, o.,
j, a. PO cTER.
Brevet BIlgadler- Genera, and G. O. NJ,
1222w Fifth Military District,
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Baraue Z. B. Hsws, Stewart. from Liyerp ,ol Nov
10, with mdse. 10 John X. Penrose The H Il H Was
ashore oil Ben Davis Point as before reported about
400 tons OF her cargo was discharged into iighter
under the superintendence OF E. McDermott. steve.
d9re, when At 2 r M on Tuesday the barque was got
RhoRt, apparently uniDjuIed, making no water, She
was got n and tOwed up to the city by tug America
6chr Surprise. Symmes, 10 days from Charleston a.
with cotton. etc., to LAthbury, Wckersham q 90
Experienced heavy weather on the passage. On the
S0th uit, curing dense fog. went aground the
without having sustained any Injury.
Schr j. b. Austin, Davis from Boston, with lIuseeo
to Barclay q Gardner.
Schr Hazelton, Gardner. from the baraue E. g.
Baws. while ashore on Ben Davis Point, with mdae
10 John Il. Penro6e
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Roman, Baker, Boston. H. Winsor q 90.
Str Diamond State. Webb, Baltimore, A. Groves Jr
Str H. l.. Cav, Her, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC,

sHMF%. PENN STEAM ENGINE Ann
l1skAiRasatks BOILER WORKS.-NEAFIE a LEVY
RkANI1CAL AND THEORETICAL ENGJNEERf,s
"a M IMiJd HiJdNlsIb, BOlLER-MAKERS, BLACK.
been IN successful operation. and been exClusivey
engaged In building and repairing Marine and River
Engines nigh and w-pressure, Iron Roilers, water
ranks fropeller5 etc. ETC., respectfully offer theiY
Lsct FOR engines of All sizes, Marine, River, spa
aIe prepared 10 execute orders W1lh ou,o
hyery description q pattern, making msde st the
shortest notice. High and Low-preaeure Fins
Tubular and Cylinder Boilers, OF the beSt Pennsylya
ola charcoal Iron. ForgngH Of all sizes and Einds
Turning Screw Cutting and all other work conneotSa
with the above business.
Drawings and specifications for all work done m
Ehe establishment free of charge and work Guarap.
teed.
The subscribers have ample Wharf-dock room fou
repairs OF boats where they can lie In
and provided with shears, blocks, falls eto az
'-S~'' - JACOB G. .NEAFIH
JOHN II. LEVY,
sN BEACH and PALM ER etreatn,
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wIR E c U A n o 8,

FOR STORE FRONTS, AsYLUMs, FAC.
TORIES, ETC.
Patent Wire RAiling,:I Bedsteads, Ornamental
Wire Work, Paper Makers Wires, and every variet
ofWlre Work. manufactured by
~, WALKER a SONS
MwI ~ North sixth gtEsek
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p PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE
Neu neT S3uIse OF lectures as deliYered at the
sx961eS's;1HOW xd3 10 Lye and Whst 70 Live for;
keyiewedi The Cause OF IL Iudgettion; FatuIence and
nervous diseases Accounted For; Marriage PhiIo-
tanning lhese Lectures VIII be Forwarded, post paid.
or or recelR' oi @ 70 cens' oy addressing w. A LEARY,
philadelphia -SA S'sanSa'$ aa
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FiRE-PROOF SAFES.

BsRI0 u L.. A & q
$4s5 MANUFACTURER OF
FIRE AND BURGLAR,PROOF SAFES,
LOCKsBIT4, BELL-HANaER AVN nHArUv
IN BUILDING HARDWARE,
SH NO. 4S4WAOE streaa
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]. VAUGHN MERRIoKI WILLIAM III. MxRarour
SSoDTHWAkK FOUNDRY, FIFTH ANE
PHILADELPHIA,
MERRICK Il SONS.
4NSINEERB AND MAOIiINIeTa
lna1utse9re High ana Low Pressure e;tasno Eustnss
soE 4nnui RIVER and Marine Service,
BOilefs, GasomeLeIs, Tanks, Iron Roata ota
E-oings VI Al Kinds, either iron or brass.
ueilroAd Stations, etc, -' ~-~
RetoHB and Gas Machinery. of kha latest ANA rnn~n
Improved construction, = - ~~S"S
Every description OF Plantation Machinery alna
SlReF, saw and 9riHt Mills, Vacuum Pans, ON
s.esn ,drains' DefeostorS, Filters, Pumping, Rna
sole Agents for NJ Bileux's Patent Sugar Roilina
apparatus, NeGmyEh's Patent Steam Hammer, and
s6apinWau q Moolsay's PAtent Centrifugal Sugar
OtAAhlhk "a 1ACblneh. 6a01
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NARL SENTZ' AND MARK HASSLER'S Or
~ ca ESTRA MATINEES, EVERY SATURDAY
at 31S p M, IN NJ USICAL FUND HALL. single Ad-
mission, SO cents Package OF tickets 81. at Boners
No. ll02 CHESNUT St.. and at the Door. In4u
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The New York Election Frauds.

The Sergeant Arms brought before the
House to-day two witnesses from New York
ordered to be arrested for refusing to ans Wer
before the select committee on the New York
election frauds. Both witnesses sgnifed their
readiness to answer before the committee. They
were discharged from arrest Tor contempt, but
ordered to be kept in custody by the Sergeant
alarms until they appeared before the COM
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-Mr Trumbull reported
his bill, prepared by the Supreme Court, pro
vidng TOR another Associate Justice, with nine
United States District Judges. This bill will, 1t
is thought, if passed, not only relieve the
present Judges. but bring up business which is
ut least two wears behind.