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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-07-29
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MANAS.
SAS RAILROAD.

ON AND Aa ans ds, sqsDAY May 1sn 2 1862
between WASHINGTON and LYNCHBURG, CON
Meeting at GORDONSVILLE with the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad to Richmond, Covington & Va
| Spring; at LYNCHBURG for WEST and SOUTH
WEST, and at WASHINGTON for the NORTH
and NORTHWEST.
Through tickets and baggage checked to all
prominent points.
| Leave Washington daily at $40 a. NJ, and AL
exandrla at 20 a. m arriving at Lynchbure at
4. 40 p. m.
| Leave Lynchburg at 900 a. M, arrive at Alex
| andria at 6.25 p. NJ, and at Washington at 7.3O
p. m.
Passengers for MANASSAS BRANCH willleayc
Alexandria daily, excepting Sunday, at AIS D.
m, arriving at Harrisonburg at 2.35 a. NJ, leave
Harrisonhurg at 200 a. M, arriving at Alexan-
dria at 1890 p. m. This train makes close con-
nections at Manassas Junction, with movements
on the main line, greatly facilitating intercourse
between the lower Valley and Richmond, Lynch
burg, &c.
Passengers from Washington and Alexandria to
Winchester, .Middleburg, Capon Springs, &C.,
will find good connections by this route
An accommodation Train will leave Alexandria
daily, Sunday excepted, AIS p. M, and arrive at
Warrenton lisp. m.
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~ Real Estate Agents,
STANTON, VA,
Offers their services for the sale of Real Es-
tate of every description, in all parts of Virgin
10, especially in the
VALLEY AND PIEDMONT DISTRICTS.
B4E@ We wish only the control of such lands
as owners are really DESTROYS Of selling at fair
prices,
Bay- He make no charge for ADVERTISING or shoso
ing lands ssnless sale as eHectfd aug 19-tf
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Cun Umbrellas and Parasols-a very fine
Ip stock. J. A. PIPER & SON.
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Doys, GOOds-of every variety at IL,
d J. A. PIPER & SONS.
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Baltimore .4de9tisemee aets.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
TO YOUNG MEN OF THE SOUTH!
EVERY YOUNG MAN IN THE SOUTH
Should row prepare himself thoroughly and prac-
tically for business by attending the
BEST
8nsiness Gpllege
IN THE UNITED STATES:
The Old Established
Southern Business College
NATIONAL TELEGRAPHIC INSTITUTE,
Cor. of Baltimore and Charles Sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
YJyHIS Institution was founded in 1852, and
i chartered in 1854 and is the only Incor-
porated Business College in the State of Mary.
land, and the only Business College in this Coun.
try which is carrying out perfect system OF
ACTUAL BUSINESS PRACTICE.
No Printed or Manuscript Text Books are used
in our Actual Business Department.
Every Student becomes real MERCHANT, Book.
KEEPER, BANKER and BUSINESS MAN, engaging in
all the various operations of Finance and Trade
buying, selling, shipping, exporting, importing
&c., &c., originating and recording his own trans
actions the same as in actual business.
Every young man should write Immediately
for a package of our College Documents, con.
tanning samples of Money, beautiful specimens
of Speneerian Penmanship, College Papers, Sc.
with Terms of Tuition, and full particulars.
Address, inclosing two three cent stamps.
E.K. LOSER, Principal,
may 20-69s1y* Baltimore, Md.
Established in 1925.
MACKENZIE; BROTHERS,
222 Baltimore street,
BALTIMORE,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
SADDLERY HARDWARE, CARRIAGE
GOODS, Fly NETS, HOG SKINS, SHEEP
skins, STREAMING WEBS, LINEN
HORSE COVERS, SADDLE CLOTHS,
HORSE BRUSHES, CURRY
COMBS s. CURRYING CARDS,
FINE AND COMMON RIDING
BRIDES, English,
English, German and American GIRTHa WEBS,
Best quality Saddler's TACKS, HARNESS
MOUNTINGS, of all kinds and
qualities, Patent steam bent Panel
Tor solid back(
u
These are the cheapest panel seat made, and
require ne ironing.
Superior Quality
Spokcs. Hubs. Axles, Springs, and
Varnishes.
sORAIDE. AND SILVER LINED MOUNTINGs.'
sllver-PIatetl & Wooden stirrups.
Mcclellan Saddle Trees, Sherman Saddle Trees,
Jenifer 6 Buena Vista ss 81
Morpao &C | Mexican g 81
Utah Ladies' &c
Hope 60 60 Somerset q
Spanish &c g Mems Plain se
In fact, we keep every article in the line, and
in large quantities. We have, also, a heapy stock
y CARRIAGE GOODS,
Enamelled Canvass, Dash, Patent and Collar and
Enamelled Leather, Springs, Axles, Bolts, Eel
loes, Hubs, Spokes, Shafts, Damasks, Varnishes,
&c., &c., in fact everything in the line.
We give personal attention to our stock, and
attend upon our customers in person.
Our English and French Goods are of our own
direct importation.
aa5@ Orders by Mail carefully filled.
MACKENZIE BROTHERS,
may 20-e9 1y BALTIMORE.
CHARLES E. Tnloes q Co.,
" 143 west Pratt street,
BALTIMORE, MD,
Opposite Maltby House.
Railroad Supplies Millers Supplies
Gas Filters Supplies Machinists Supplies
AGENTS for the New York Rubber Company's
Gum Betting, Hose and Packing.
s AGENTS for the Eagles Company's celebrated
oak-tanned aud stretched Leather Betting.
Wrought IRON Gas and Water Pipe, Lead Pipe,
&C., &C., constantly on hand.
may 20-6m
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St0at7atO7t Advertisements.
NEW GOODS!

NEW GooDs' NEW FIRM.
JAMES A.. PIPER & SON are now receiving
at the old stand Of Piper, Drake u Co., very
choice and select Stock Of
SUMMER GOODS,
to which they invite the attention of the public.
AS our Stock has been bought under declin-
ing market, we know we can offer special induce
ments to our friends to buy from US.
In commencing new business, we have deter
mined to try the experiment of doing it under the
old motto of ssShort Profits and Quick Sales"
We would say one word to the Ladies, and that
is, we will be ready at all times to SERVE them
by ordering from the North anything we may not
have, as it will be our constant study to please
THEM.
Our new stock is quite full and embraces all
the new style Dress Goods in the market and at
wonderfully low prices. Come and examine for
yourselves.
may 6-tf JAS. A. PIPER SON.
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Mr.. Dobbs says he has ono Of the most
obedient boys in the world. He tells him to
do as he pleases and he does it without mu,-
muring
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Dlack AIpaca-the best makes at reduced
ID prices ]. A. PIPER & SON.
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3TUDENIEG

Can enter at any time, as there vacatione.-
Special individual instruction to all Students.
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The standard of Business Writing il adopted and
taught in its purity at this institution, by
one of the most expericnc: d and suc
ccssfu teachers of Eueiness and
ornamental Pennrnship
in the country.
The New York herald., 1869-01-14

Isay Il h 40 general that Mr. Meiggs the contractor
Tor the Arequipa Railway, has pesitioned tho gov
ernment to establish hospital there and 70 immc-
date,y send corps OF physcians and nurses to the
spot. The smallpox IL stall In Lima and Calla0. and
recently several fatal cases OF cholerine cholera
mOrbus have been reported Astatic cholera u uFi-
known In Peru and indeed, 1t u about the only evil
left In the Pandora box whose contents have been
80 literally sh0wered upon u.s. Many foreigners are
leaving the country In auticinaton OF the sckly
son, and Ch0rrios the Peruvian Newport is already
crowded with persons seeking The fresh air and
escaping the pestiential od0rssof this City OF the
Kings.
The Chilean commission sent here for the purpose
OF conveying to Chile the remains Of Captain Gene
ra O'Iiiggins. OF the heroes Of the Chilean war
for Independence will conclude its lab0r5 TO day.
The government OF Peru received the members Of
the commission with the greatest c0rdality and the
ceremonies attendant on the exhumatlOn Of the re-
mains are to De ~ brilliant ~ possible All the
troops garrs0ning the city will paw the appropriate
military hOnOrs to the remains OF the Marshal and
VIII assist a. the Spanish say. IN the obsequies In
the cathedral church.
Christmas passed on very quietly. It Is not re-
garded the great feast in Peru and only foreign
ers retain their homelike customs Of turkey and
plum pudding THIS estlmable bird Is however,
rather expensive in this country, good. largo fowl
OF that species costing about ten dollars Ia green
backs. From this unpleasant circumstance quite
number OF turkey-lovng foreigners were obliged To
forego the delight OF preyng on tho carcass OF the
object or their affection. raNM
The New York herald., 1869-01-14

The whole number OF primary planets now rec0g-
nized IN tine solar system n ia OF this number
only six were known prior to the year 1884, when sr
william Hcrschel, like another Columbus, burss
through tho heavenly enclosures and discovered ths
remote planet Uranus adding the nrst new string to
the old 'Lyre OF Hcsvcn.r The unweared industry
Of astronomers and the powerful aid Of the telescope
have brought to the knowledge OF the world 1oT
ss X p n he dss sys
over the list Of the discovcrers that nearly onenth
o. these telcscopic planets were discovered In the
credit American astronomers with the following
planetary discoveries
i. EUrHRos sYsE-septembsr 1, 1854 Ferguson, at
.. viRcisiA--ocsober 4, 1857 Ferguson, at wash
]. PAsDoRA-september 10. 1853, searlc st Albany.
:, = EcHo-scptemoer IL lsoo Ferguson, at wash
!. MArA--Aprn ., 1901, Tuttle, at Cambridge.
o. FER0NIA-May ~, 1901, Peters, at Clinton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a isea, Peters, a. cun-
% .. FnraeA- November H. 1880. Peters. ct clinton.
10 EuRYSomE-September u, lsca WATSON, %
ii. Io-septcmber 10, 1895, Peters, at Clinton.
~. THIsBE-Iune Is. 1904. Peters, q Clinton
IA MMERvA-August * 1891, watson, at Ann
Is. Acknowledgements q 1857, Watson, At Ann
Ia ArrHr-Aprf 1s, 1885, Peters, at Clinton.
IL HEcATn-July II, 1903, Watson, at Ann Arbor-
Is. H1LENA--August 10, 1ses, Watson, at Ann
10 mrsrAx-Auguss "a, 1893, Peters, at clinton.
20 Not Jet named-september Z. 1893, watson, at
al Il. Nos YET sasncd--sspssmbsr 10 ises, watson. a.
n. Not JET named September 10, 1885, watson. as
- moi yet named-ocsopw 10, tsss. watson. q
Am ArD0y,
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ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,

Harry Hamilton sold his fast tandem team. Daunt-
less and Lady Alien, to ar. Mcdonald, OF Baltimore;
price $1,000. lie also sold brother Of the famous
troter Myron Perry nve years old, to Mr. Cutter, OF
Albany, for high figure.
W. e. Corwin, with his Boston horse, IL anxious to
have . friendly brush on the road with any or tho
fast horses owned BY gentlemen.
From Boston We learn that Mr.. Wentworth Il driv.
ing Vermont Boy and Planet together: Henry CONN,
. sorrei and black; Harry Han. India Rubber Ben
and Rosa, black and bay; Mr.. Bingham, his gray
horse Johnny scnneIler; Mr.. Pierce, tandem chest.
nuts. stylish and fast Mr.. yordan pair OF blacks;
Tom wales chestnut mare; Otho Hamilton, chest
nut; M. ksndige . gray pair aud hr. Bsulch, sor-
II IL said 70 be In contemplation By . number OF
wealthy gentlemen 70 purchase ground and lay out
. club trottine track short distance beyond
McComb's dam bridge. Progress has been made, so
far - the surveying and making OF estimates for
necessary buildings are concerned ana al that In
required is the necessary number Of Gresnbacks 70
70 perfect the enterprise. Subscribers 10 the num-
ber Of 500, at 900 each annually 10 10 calculated viii
be enough 70 insure success and command oil the
good trottine In the country 70 these grounds. A
trottInR track properly conducted would be very
popular N that vlciniss
The New York herald., 1869-01-14

% s r. ss sss seisss
the contract awarded 70 the lowest
mason work xs p.iasns iarPssiSf ssstins.
aairs approval The snsties pIovidsd mus 5.
X. nss wo
No money be paid any consracs except on the oer
saSon. sasn 10 AZ cssso.s q sSs rSssss
The z ne
ns sacho The hoard Through ~ bylaws ares the rules
snS Ss s issi % The
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trict s the Finance Department Of his
Ss ssoa n s pSss
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Committee The money can q , only q dr,Ep S y
0smsd Ss roll must then Ss rssrnsd Fnsncs D.
@ Il: On. has
All bills for work and materials take an essentially similar
10 b hoped that the statements that bssa given
being esn o. 10
s: ssa.as
..,sn; xa y: So%mss e Y % X Keep sho::
some whom cannot hops e satisfy ref.r = :hoss
Which Ssyoaa
81 so VIZ 81
age especially with the instituons OF rspubosa
form Of government N4 xte
While regret tho honest dsapprobasicn Of any rc:psa
BILE fellow citizens cannot but In the
plain path Of duty and give to the child Of every man the
porsunity 70 become useful and intelligent ctizen
Gentlcmen, await your further pleasure.
Tho address OF the President was wen received BY
all present and at Its close the members proceeded
to draw for seats. This business having been dis
posed OF motion TO adjourn was made by Comms-
sioner Warren. Some OF the visitors in the lobby
did not appear to relish this as they, no doubt ex-
pected some sharp work on the election OF clerk.
They were not well enough acquainted with the
rules governing the Board 70 understand that all
officers except the President, the City Huperintend
ent Of Schools and his assistants continue IN once
during the pleasure OF the Board. The Board had
evidently not any reason to remove the present
efficient oticers and there was therefore, no elec-
ton.
The motion to adjOnrn was lost and several papers
in reference to the appointment or transferring 0l
teachers were introduced and laid by for reference
to the appropriate committees when appointed.
The Board after ordering the Presidents address to
be printed IN pamphlet form, adjourned to meet
again on Wednesday evening next ut i've O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1869-01-14

what q Cuban Deputy In Madrid Says General
Scrrans Has Prousiscd.
The Msirid Vos del SiOo, Of December "a, contains
On article signed by ts chief editor. Don Nicolas
Azcarate and addressed to General Scrrano, n
President Of the Provisional government reminding
him OF the ideas he had expressed ana the oers he
bad made, during his long political career in regard
to the question OF Cuba.
According to Senor Azcarste, the following n
General serrano's programme for governing the
spanish Antilics:--
|. The African slave trade to be declared piracy.
? Tne children born OF slave uothcn 70 be de-
clared free.
B. Suppression OF military government IN al grades
inferior TO the superior civil grade. and allowing that
elevated post 10 be ned by civilians.
4. Governors OF provinces TO he named or proposed
bs the civil superior, 40 that such onlces may 10
nlled BY persons bf native birth.
.. The establishment OF Junts, or insular Assem-
ment and local administration subject 70 the appro
g Freedom OF the press and free corporations for
municipalities and provinces, entrusting the govern
mcnt OF towns 70 alcaldes their eutenants, with
the suppression Of the military lieutenant governors
ana district Cnptainn
!. Trade between Cuba and the Peninsula TO be
placed on the footing Of coastlng trade.
.. Division OF the financial budget and various
sy' By shs immsdsts ssablishmcnt Of these reforms
Mr.. Axcarate believes that arms will be laid down by
the 10000 insurgents in the island. Then. he adds
General serrauo can add 10 the title OF the Llberator
OF spanr the no les glorious title Of tho pacIcat0r
OF Cuba
The New York herald., 1869-01-14

Impeachment Of tho supreme Coart--Indinu
Wnr-New Gnnno Contract.

Impeachment of tho Supreme Coart--Indinu
wnr-New Gnnno Contract.
VALPARAISO Dec. II, 1863
the week which has elapsed since my last CON-
munication has passed by very quietly. The great
topic OF interest OF the day is the impeachment
OF the Supreme Court. which IL still before the
Senate, and that body Is engaged In discussing the
question concerning the qualification Of the ac
cusing committee. Both parties are busily en-
ployed In marshalling their forces for the grand
counter; yet it is probable that the force OF public
opinion and the sense OF justice entertained by the
Senate win bring about result favorable to the
impeached parties
The Indian war has become so serious that the
Minister OF War will shortly proceed TO visit the scene
OF operations In order be able dictate the neces
sary for the speedy conclusion OF the strug
gle, which has far resulted very happily for the
savages. The settlers on the frontier have suffered
very severely, losing their cattle ana other movable
property, and the government troops. though fight
We have the somewhat noted Baron de in Riytere
among us again. II appears that the house that he
represents that OF Messrs. Arman Co.. il desrous
OF pOstp0ning the payment OF the sum OF money due
TO the government OF Chile nom them and the
Baron has been endeavoring to obtain the necessary
permission from the authorities here.
An arrangement mas been finally made with Mr..
Henry Meiggs for the working OF the Mejilloncs
formal contract, under which Mr.. Armous de Ia RI
Were relinqushcs his connection with the enterprise
The basis Of contract between the Chilean govern
ment and Mr.. Meggs Is already agreed upon, ana
WILL 1t is said. be submitted 10 the Bolivian govern
ment for Its approval Throughout this whole affair
the Bolivian Minister in Chile, Mr.. Armous de Ia
Rivierc MT. Mciggs and the Minister OF Finance have
acted In perfect concert
Your Peruvian correspondent VIII have informed
y0u OF the ceremonies to take place on the exhuma
ton OF Captain General OIiiggins' remains. Great
preparations are being made here to receive the
squadron conveying them
Business Is rather brisk In view OF the approach
ing holidays. Heavy shipments OF copper produce
for Europe are being made
The New York herald., 1869-01-14
ECUADOR.

Candidates Tor the PressSspcy-Death ef tscs.
erai iWrisht-NIunIcIpal improvements.
az CuAyAourL, Dec IL, 1865.
Afairs here continue the even tenor Of their way.
The liberal camp are divided a. TO their candidate for
she Presidency, some being In favor or DR.. Aguerrs
ana Others OF Senior Pedro CARROT, in consequence
Of which the conservative party expect 70 gain .
accepted the nomlpstiop of csndjdate b. tie con.
General esnsr" & ensiies Moi2s wraSs d,.S S.,s y 4.
emRrated early to South America and took an active
part In the war Of Independence Of Colombia. The
veteran hero was looked upon - one OF the reica Of
fne warriors who 30 bravely fought against spanisn
dcspotism IN South America.
Heavy rains have set In and the weather Is hot and
sutry but the health OF the city IL good. The muni
cpaiftJ are using energetic measures TO clean tho
streets and adopt proper system VI sewerage.
The New York herald., 1869-01-14

TO rHn EDITOR or THE HKRALD:--
During the past year many Of our judges were
compelled 70 adjourn the courts over which they
presided 10 consequence Of the non attendance Of
proper number OF Jurors The Legislature OF the
state h ~ present In session. and think IL the sub
ject . aettated remedy may be provided. Let an
served unless exempt BY operation OF law TO attend
In person or furnish substitute who shall IN oil re-
spects be qualified 10 serve ~ 4 Juror In courts Of
record. In case Of non-attendance In person or BY
substitute inict heavy nne and provide for liz rigid
eQforccmcpt and prompt c0ueeti0S-
The New York herald., 1869-01-14


's::s ss
gscis ss the table shows IN the mostly Inhabited by
during have been rapidly Siisd some being 10 few
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ds :ckoo .Soua Ss uo iossss Ssisysd ons hun
q h Institute which hes now become vsi Sscssss
rss os ss s,o e, the ss. s,rs.a q beard
:sa ias sSisss via u :: sss:::.y ssP: :ss. :lssni
me i.rss ssm Of IN shs asrssss sAsrs. Of
J.aof :sseci tssy ~, materially si.ss ne
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s !?
ncrmsi e schools ..:untsd r. isso 70 ssos Adding %
have - ne Total saisrss o. iss a sss low ;ss.s
q @ whss many Of our ssseAsrs rscsvsd - ss - eiss
-S: !: .s, &, :s:;: :.s a: ;s.. y.
ss s;s. :: s g r % s
Ss ssp.m:s: :ss i: ss order q s s.s:lS. 3
son sSs re q s.sss: !. pssssns allowed by hs isw
rneps q schools paid according 70 average attend
frin:pss u malls rsmmar schools FROM ss,ae 10 saoo
Pnnspas q fsmsls grammar sshco. from. soo % i0
VIE pnspa ~ ss sssmmss seSoo ar
vcs principals Of female grammar schools are paid -. iiO0
Tss sss@ :ssss' an sss :s %
Il Il %:': male :ssoo o sns as sss.S
IN fsnaale grammar schools go
Hs avsSaes ccs IL iuion for is6 was i b pe puU 81
ss nos .s anS rom only Ss wh0 number
,lns,sd ccsi % supplies icr me ward schools for
1D2 o O including books, alntes~ stationery all forms
s school TSls about iwo doIs Pc scholar on iSs
bass of the attendance and only sghyvs
the whole number taught The corresponding expenditure
for I90owas ~ $50 The consumption supplies in pro-
portion % the average aendance Adding 6 per cent
cost for I'D would kivs o11c ~ for 1854 The actuA sst
mate, el6S differs from this By y9l,71 lee than ~
per cent an increase only rendered sufficient by hs rigid
system pursued, both IN the public competitive By
which supplies procured and The supervision rseus
tons undsr which they distributedL
Individual school buiIdnC cost in 19 about onehaR
much e ne ssTs would haze doss n !e n: estimate for
this purpose IN 1859 10 ylo This fneudss the purchase
Of sss and the support Of chools organized amer the
nua! superintendent of school mcneys This evidently
fsr below ne scua w:nis q cor hscngns population
A. many Of our citisens hevs erronsous ideas the
manner Of establishing new schools brief statement Of The
essential seps g not Inappropriate 70 this occasion.
majority of Trustees Of hs ward sss fork ts neces.
The site and the price follow The order Ths Bosr,
~sieh sdvws~sd for swo wssks u = ge lws spt uvoy
The New York herald., 1869-01-14
veIecipedes and Runaways.

lO ThB fsDifOh OF nnhALDs-
The HERALD IL right. velocipedes ought to be ad-
mitted to the Park. And why nots In the year 1855
spent nearly four months In Paris and occasionally
saw velocipedes passing rapidly through the Champs
Elysees and along the boulevards without excititg
much attention either from man or beast The horses
did not appear 70 notice them at all.
was In Paris again last spring and found the
velocipede mania raging with considerable force
and these vehicles were commonly 10 be seen upon
the most requented streets and public places OF the
city. The horses were not afraid OF them. Yet, If
you VIII allow me 70 say 20, am not quite sure that
this state Of things would hold good In our parks. II
10 noticed by all travellers that runaway il rare
occurrence IN Paris. Indeed, this remark holds good
respecting al other cities IN Europe. have spent
nearly two years Of my life In Europe and In All that
time ! never saw horse run away. ON my
1rst visit 70 the Park after my return, in June
last saw the fragments Of no less than three light
geared, heavy top bugges scattered along the road
way, and II Il not uncommon, am told, to have ten
or fifteen injured persons broug ht In on single day
Park.
There Is something radically wrong either in our
driving or in our system Of breaking horses Proba-
bly, both are faulty And here, 1 suggest, Il O sub
ject for searching inquiry.
The New York herald., 1869-01-14

Orv0fy nearly - per cent
may be remarkod that the Increasing efficiency OF the
schools plainly shown In he differences ths
percentages Of increase the average and the
whole number taught-76 per cent and IS per cent
Addf6x 81 cent 70 the expenses of 1860 ~ have
9l 9608 Allowing ss ttIe 81 50 per cent for Al
vance In price, which the
and We have ~ s amount
Tor ibh The actual sum expanded - $4,000 These
expenditure. -
The following table Of the average annual attendapce
the day schools la the two years under
comparison shows that the increase OF pups
the schooss departments and already
least fn teachers and principals being thus
The New York herald., 1869-01-14
lsTHMUs OF PANAMA.

Enormous Tax ON the Foreign Mcrchsnts-
Troops from Bosota-Goneral MosQueru
Again in the Political Ffeld-Cmious Inn.
Dcschment and Pardon-News from Central
America.
The New York herald., 1869-01-14

Financial Tronbles or the Counrry-u7easnrcs
Adopted-Thc Northern GuanO Isiands-
Free Navigation Of Peruvian ksvcrs-
steamship LLnss-General Items.