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CoRPoRATIoN ORDINANCES.

A LII parties proposing to erect or repair any
" building or addition within the corporate
limits of Charlcstown, are referred the following
Ordinances, based on Sec. 81 Charter Of the Town,
authorising the Council {" to control all building
and repair of houses" Section. IL is hereby
declared to be a nuisance for any house, wall or
fence, or for the foundation thereof, to encrOach
on the line Of the street, alley public square,
upon which the same is situated and for such
nuisance the owner owners thereof shall pay
fine of five dollars for every twentyfour hours the
same shall continue but this ordinance shall not
apply to any house, or building Of permanent
character heretofore erected under an error as to
the true line.
Section: Noporch shall hereafter be erect
ed, and no steps cellar door shall hereafter be
extended on Washington Street as TO become
an obstruction 80 either sidewalk thereof; or on
any other street Of this town further than five feet
measured from the side opposite the curb. Where
ever such distractions now exist upon any street
within the town, the owner of the premises shall
be required 10 widen the pavements if necessary,
so to leave passage Of at least four feet meas
ured from the side opposite the curb.
Every Cellar Door hereafter constructed shall
be made upon n level with the pavement. Any
person offending herein shall forfeit dollar for
every twenty-fOur hours the same shall continue
after notice of such offense.
BY order Of the Council.
JED. DUKE,
April 30, lsT2-3t Recorder.
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Notice is hereby given:

TyNHAT the Lists Of Valuations, Enumerations,
and Assessments Of Property subject To Tax
under the Act "To provide Internal Revenue ~
support the Government. TO pay interest on the
Public Dcb., and for other purposes, approved
June 30th, 1864, and as subsequently amended
inclading sections relating to the collection ct In
ternsl Revenue from other Acts" made and taken
by the Assistant Assessors Of said Distriet,-wih
remain Open
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26th day of April, 1879,
NOTICE TAXPAYERS.

MorgantOwn, April IS, 1872.
Second Collection District, State
of West Virginia, comprising
the Counties of Jefferson,
Berkeley, Morgan, Mineral,
Hardy, Grant, Hampshire,
Pendleton, Randolph, Poca-
hontas, Barbour, Preston, Up
shur, Webster, Tucker, Tay-
Tor, Marion and Monongalia ::
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ALSO,
At the Same Time and Place,
The Large Stable

And BUILDING attached, ocespied as a Bar
Room; with the following
House and Kitchen Furniture
One Mahogany Sidcboard,
One Dining and one Kitchen Table,
Ninety wards of Carpeting, Oil Cloth,
Two Bedsteads, one Mattrass,
One Cook and three Parlor Stoves,
Two dozen Chairs, two Sofas,
Two Large Mirrors, one Etege,
Dishes, Glassware, Knives and Forks
One Preserving Kettle,
Three dozen Stone Jars,
One Jar of Honey, 100 lbs. Lard,
Tin Ware, Washtubs, Irons, Walters,
One Bell aud many other articles unnecessa-
~ 10 mention.
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PLEASE RETURN.

PHYSICIANS having borrowed Books belong
/ ing 70 me, are kindly requested to return
them Immediately, as ! wish ~ revise and rear
range my Professional Library. Please also 70
turn borrowed Instruments.
April -, l872-3t. JOHN J. II. STRAITH.
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TERMS OF SALE.

TERMS OF SALE.
A Credit Of Six Months will be given on all sums
over Ten Dollars, the purchaser giving bond and
approved security, with interest from date. All
sums of Ten Dollars and under, Cash. NopropeT-
~ 10 be removed Hntil terms OF sale complied
with. Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
CATHAEINE X. QUINN.
March 30 1872
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BACON, Niddlings, Shoulders and Canvassed
ID Sugar Cured Hams, Dried Beef and Break
fast Bacon justrsceyed at reduced prices for cash
by W. EBY.
MAC0RONI and Cheese for sale by
vi W.EBY.
- A. and Fine Salt for sale By
". W.EBY.
OATH Brick for sale by
ID W.EBY.
l'L0TIIES Baskets, Cedar Buckets, Wood and
~ Zinc Wash Boards, House Buckets and Wash
Tubs. assorted Sizes, for sale by W. EBY.
GARDEN Seeds just received and for sale by
VI w.EBY.
ORANGES, Lemons, Raisins and Almonds for
~ sale by W.EBY.
GPICES and Flavoring Extracts for sale By
~ w. EBY.
WHITE Wash, Shoe and Sweeping Brushes for
w sale by w. EBY.
HRAYELY Tobacco, Bright and Black Navy.
" and other brands OF Chewing and Smoking
lot saieo W. EBY.
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CHARLESTON, April 4, 1872.
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New Grocery and Confectionery
STORE.

rV,HE undersigned has just opened in the Store
room adjoining the residence Of humphrey
Reyes, Esq. an entirely new stock OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-16
HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN BROOKLYN.

The daring gang of outlaws who infest the
Walabout district In Brooklyn, committed another
fragrant outrage Tuesday night within few blocks
Of the spot where Prof. Panormo was murdered few
months since. From statement made at the Police
Central Office last evening IL appears that at about p
m while Edgar ]. Day, coal dealer, residing at No. h5
Fifty-slxth-st New-York, was driving his carriage
through Wasbingtonave., between tho Wallabout
bridge and Flushingave., he suddenly assaed by
three highwaymen one OF whom seized his horses by
The bits while the others sprang upon him from either
side OF the vehicle. Mr.. Day struck at them with
small cane, but they instantly jumped into the carriage
and presented loaded reyOlyers nc his head threatening
to blow his head or II he did not Immediately denver
his money Seeing that the avenue was deserted
and concluding that he was DO match for me despera-
does Mr. DAY yielded, and was at once robbed OF ms
pocketbOok containing $3l5 in bank notes and $500 In
checks with q number oil private papers: The highway,
men took gold ring from the finger OF their victim ana
then fed Mr. Day drove 20 the Fourth Precinct station
house Yesterday afternoon, and reported the outrage
lie describes one Of the highwaymen apparently about
Is years OF age and wearing black felt hat Two ines
of horse ears run through the avenue which TINS bold
crime was peTperated, and yet, strange 10 say was
totally deserted at the moment when the rObOeiy &C.
CURED,
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O TIE SIXTHAVE, SHOOTING.

Mr.. puEIPss AssAILANT NOT YET ARRESTED.
The police are still actively engaged IN the
search for John HeIck the principal in the attempted
robbery and assassination in sxthave bht 'nS TAT ne
has succeeded In eludng the officers IN quest OF MIN
His clothes left behind when he made his rapid Hight
down tho reescape eude the officers at the doorway
were subsequently found in the room which he had
Gated IN the Thirty-nnth-st. tenement, ana
were shown yesterday to Mr.. Palmer ana
officer Morgan; but whether or not they ideh-
tilted them as those Of the desperate who so nearly muir
dered MIR Phelps the police decline to say Supeiih-
tendent Keso Is very positive that two at least or inc
men arrested on Monday concerned In tne IODDi
In the possesson Of Porter was found rudey IasI'
toned skeleton key, made from umbrella wire, OF pre-
esey the same make and appearance as those thrown
away by the thieves In their flight from Mr. PhelpS .
house. -. -. ,o,o.o
Justice Iedwith the Jefferson Market Police Court yes
terday VIM Fetch the hackma was discharged the eV-
dence not being sufficient to warrant his detenton'
Porter and Robinson were remanded TO Police Heau-
qnaters in order to give the police time TO perfect there
evidence against them. Porter was recognized as an
escaned convict. He was convicted OF burglary ana
ford 10 the State IPrson at Sing Sing for 10 years lie
had served scarcely year before he suceeeded IN
escaping III the evidence against him IN the fheiIs
case be weak he will be sent back to serve the rest OF
term Robinson Is also we'll known thiet ana uespcrauo
against whom there several serious charges 49,. -,
Mr. Phelps thought, yesterday, 10 De almost o' "
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4 TRUAYT SHOOTS HIS FATHER.

About ten days ago. John McMara, age 1G,
son Of Justice Patrick McMara Of Beekmantown in the
township Of Mt Pleasant westchester County ran away
from home with a companion Of his own age, and was
absent a week His father, known TO be very quiet
and fnofensye man. rpprinanded the hoy for his con-
duct and told him that he must go 10 school and behave
himself in future. On Monday, Mr. McMara insise ca
fiat his son Should 20 to school or DO sent
10 the House Of Refuge The boy said nothing, but
remained in the house until evening, when his father
went out for a short time During his fathers absence
the son found his fathers revolver sevenshooter, and
awaited for his victim. AS Mr.. McMara was entering
his dwelling the would be parriode deliberately pointed
the pistol at his fathers breast aud fired the ball enter
Ing the left lung. Although seriously, II not fatally,
wounded, Mr. McMara sprang forward, seized the
weapon and wrenched 1t FROM the boys hands as he was
preparing to fire again. The injured man y In critical
condition. The boy sent 10 the White Plains Jan 10
await the action of the next Grand Jury.
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Reformed Presbyterian Synod met, last
evening in the First Reformed Presbyterian Church.
Brooklyn, and listened to sermon by the Rev. A.
Thompson OF 81. Lawrence County, who acted Mod
orator.
An exhibition of the children of the Colored
Orphan Asylum will take place at the Institution one
hundred and forty thrdst and Tenthave, the 16th
nth and 18th May. between the hours OF IL and
O'Clock The will be varied by singing aud
tatlOns.
An organ matinee was given in Association
Hail. yesterday Afternoon by the pupils OF the Conserv
atory OF Music Sacred and operate selections were
played by Miss n. j. Bolton Miss l.. Perkins, Miss C. L.
Harris. Mrs. X. Haigh, and Messrs. Dunnel, Harvey
aud Lockwood.
A National Convention of the Irish Confed-
Grafton was organized yesterday, at Military Hail. Bow
cry Delegates were present from every State in the
Union. Gen. Thomas +. Burke was elected President
Michael Kugan Of Philadelphia Secretary, and Major
Dugan Of YOnkers assistant Secretary The day was
spent IN organizing and appointing committees. The
Convention, which will last for several days. will meet
at o O'Clock this morning.
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THE JERSEY CITY MALFEAsANcE CASES.

In the Hudson County Court, Judge Bedle
presiding motion made yesterday to quash mum
Der OF indictments against Jersey city officials. The
Board OF Fire Commissioners charged with making
purchases OF horses 10 an amount exceeding $780, with
out advertising for proposals. required by section 36
OF the City Charter. The motion 10 guash was made
the ground that each purchase separate contract,
aud did not require the outlay OF than $500 The
Court SUSTAINED the indictment, and ruled That the
ale cation showed entire contract Ia the case OF
Tnomas EimOnson. Police Commissioner, the Court said
The indictment failed TO show any connection between
the pretence and the receipt OF the money bysAcon.
The motion 10 qush allowed. The Court will render
ls decision on three indictments against officials
Monday,
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POLICE NOTES

The frame dwelling of Father Brennan at Ninety
stIh,t and Broadway damaged $500 BY ysers fuse
a blast being thrown on tie roof.
Isaac Parks, charged with smuggling large auan-
ty Of silks no this port committed yesterday by
Shields 20 the action Of the Jury Richard 800
charged making fraudulent drawback claims Wa ,ss.s.d In
$1,000 bail Caldwell has been in jail for years
Frank L. Schryver, charged with stealing s4a
clothing from james Lori OF No "a Abingdon are on
guilty and sent Prison
conr Thomas ssek, H. the Uo1s a
Refuge for stealing SO from Lawrence Asehe s1B TLis
At the Essex Market Police Court. yesterday. Mrs
Pam. ou,a Piggo Of No so Bondst held bail Tor 81
osrse Blowers Bouquet JohHny for msgnF her ehsf
wounnz Alfred Uley, master Of the chip cssIles Esef on
Tuesday evening.
The two-storv brick dwelling, No. 400 West Sly
tenth at owned by Mr. MACY damaged $500 b. Gre early ,e
The effects Of Thomas Teen the hcor We.
$50 Edward RTy who The upDeT
Insured Miss FeIV seriously iaJure BY eaping
second story window.
Christian Stiemuler, age q, OF No 2G7 Tenth
stud w ae head MIL bach hoNB by
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WASHINGTON.
DEBATE on THE TARIFF.
But LITTLE PROGRESS MADAM AssA sI,,,in Vt'
LuMBER-INTFRNAL REVENUE ONIOON"

prr rrTrIE PROGRESS MADE--AN ASSAULT On
IuNpER-INTFRNAL REVENUE UNTOUCHED
IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBuNEl
WASHINGTON, May 15.-SmaN progress We
made with the Tariff bill to-day and the interest,"
the debate Vvas so slight that there was barely
I'm the Hall, and several OF the members siepl PoS o
in their seats About half page Of the Ulil ""s ~,
Melted The lumber duty was the most linpo .. "a
fect dssposee Of the present duty Is ~ Per II
Sasrem: the bill made IL 10 per cent Al'ei W.
~ ,,senssion and voting on numerous proposiuonS' "
,o,droent oqerod bv Mr.. Peters was Adopted hAlnk
-, - !, >, oo nor cent Of the existing dutes thus
-, a. r,o fs per cent ad yalorem. mus lnstesu
"a = s,,,or of 20 per cent. proposed by the Dll'
-, - only The horizontal scaling down OF ten per
~ me present duty and is placed in this respect In
- emo nosition as iron, woolens, cottons, ana tne
,hor articles named in the second section OF
che hin Mr. Epson moved 10 strike out the paragraph
reducing the duty on buadingstone' except molo,
- cents tun. This was lost, ana also an
10 The paragraph. Mr. Banks made a brisk ATTACK Oh
nc paragraph fixing the duty on asphatt ana otheI
articles manufactured from coal tar, o. It's az
onefOurth OF cent per pound Ihis, ne stt, s I'd
rcroase OF over coo per cent the present tariff anu
was rade in the interest OF ring who expected 10 con-
mol the whole business OF supplying asFhat III to
United States The present duty, ne salI ~
"a cents a tun, and the hill would make IL 70 lu' ~
his nation an amendment carried, substituting III
the tariff in the bin reduction OF ~ per 0oH' W WV
existing duty. 80. a., -.-.,o, .,o mara rorhs
relating 10 chemicals had been reached IO-nOrTOW at
soclOck all debate the bill must terhlhass, III uc
cordance with the order Of the House mace ON oS,
There has been asyet no W0Tu o. IN fbat % ali
have 10 be passed upon without any advocacy or expa
ration OF the amendments which Will be oreled'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-16
RAILROAD REMIssNEss.

A reporter Of THE TRIBUNE took passage
on a Madson-aye car, Tuesday evening, between aud
o'clock, for the purpose OF riding up town. The journey
from the City Hall to Thirysecondt consumed exactly
40 minutes ana owing TO the withdrawal OF the for
the night he obliged TO change and was thereby
delayed 20 minutes longer. The actual time occupied in
going by the route mentioned Fftythrdst was one
hour and five minutes Delays OF this kind are frequent
on the Fourth and MadisOnaye. line, and passengers
after taking marked for Central Park are daily COM
PEELED get at the stables and wait for sue
ceedng Bitter complaint is made OF these things
ny he bubble
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-16
1YorEsT IN THE HAYES MURDER.

Coroner Whitehill of Brooklyn held an in
quest yesterday the of Robert Hayes, shoe
maker who was instantly killed on Sunday by blow on
the neck by his brothernlaw Bernard Murrn. Patrick
Hail. who was present when Hayes received the fatal
Examinations gave testimony. after which The prisoner
made substantially the statement OF the affair that
was published in Tuesdays TRIBUNE The jury rendered
verdict that Hayes calne 10 his death from violent
blow on the back the neck by Bernard Murrn. Tho
accused held to await the action OF tie Grand
Jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-16
KEROSENE EXPLOsION.

The three-story frame dwelling, No. 1913
Graham.st owned by Nelse Nelson, set fire, yes
terday. by tho explosion Of kerosene lamp, and dam
aged $500 Insured by the Brooklyn Company for
81 200 James Walsh, who went to bed intoxicated and
lett the lamp on chair, narrowly escaped su1ocatlon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-16
PROPOSED EXTENSION OF THE KU-KLUX
LAW.
SHARP TRICK TO EvADE PRoMIsEs-CONGREss
10 TAKE A CONSTRUCTIVE RECESS - GIN.
BUFFERS TACTICS.


70 TAKE A CONSTRUCTIVE RECESS GEN.
BUTLER'S TACTICS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBVNEl
WASHINGTON, May 15.-The Administration
scheme for continuing the KuKlux law in force unth
after the next Presidential election preached in the
House to-day by Gen Butler, who offered resolution
for recess Of Congress from the 29h Of May until the
last Wednesday in November, which he gave notice he
should bring forward for action tomorrow. The ku
Kux law expires by its terms, with the present session
Of Congress II Congress does not adjourn sine die but
takes recess instead for any length OF tme the session
coustructvey continues during the Gen. Buffers
proposition would therefore keep the law in force until
within about week of the time Of the beginning Of the
next regular session Of Congress. much more manly
and direct way to accomplish what is sought would be
20 extend the law by positive enactment This plan was
agreed upon by the Administration Senators nj their
cacus fortnight SINCE and bill for the purpose is now
before the Senate 1t appears from Gen. Buffers action
to-day, that the indirect way lie has hit upon mas
greater favor IN Administration circles rs ,uo L4ydu
feasible plan OF the two. 10 Is doubtful the Buter
resolution be put through the House, even WIN wy
aid Of vigorous 1Ourishes OF the party lash. seVe-
raj independent Republicans declare that Iney
that the Ku Klux act received Their votes Only
inter the provisO was added limiting its eject
present session Of Congress, and thus preventing
they supposed. from being used as pOnucal en-
zine during the Presidential campaign. Some OF these
gentlemen say that the law justnahle ana that us
execution resulted in good, but that they believe heIe
need FOR its extension, and that such extension is
only sought means OF carrying certain southern
States for Grant. 1t Will be remembered that in defend
ing the KuKlux act in the State canvass last Fa many
Republican speakers urged that the law intended 10
request provision had been made for It's expiration
before the Presidential campaign should begin.
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E;hb lrenve UoteI-Ex- President MilIard IIIHoro
BuO the Hon Benton q se . Arh az
% ns hc british Army Rev Mr. Moore Of Springfield, and
p Bemus Of Mayve NJ VS. Nieho, HoE-Sor YEAR o.
CsoSs Gngg, Of Illinois, and Gen X PiiIa1 Of Detroit
ro HoassTbe Hon C. Smith, NJ c. Of Vermont the Hon
T. pursy Of Fugand Ferdinand Laohe OF Baltimore Hog
so1 The Hon nu Of Elmra and O. j. Hiyer
Wssneton Isior HOuseThe Hon james Bell snd the Hon u
C,t6eI Albany D. Vcke NeN jersey Grand cen
rai HoeI-Cen J. q Robinson u s. A..Ne0-loTs Ho-CaPt
u. him
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which give. one get Of officers the rank they demand

w,,cb oyes one set Of officers the rank they demana
without displaying the other =, ,,a
The senate Committee Appropriations, some VI 'n
members being absent has voted TO report an ameno-
ment to the Appropriation bill repeating the ninth sec
ton OF the Army Appropriation BILL approved Marcn w.
is7 directing the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 pay o
IN money 10 the Pacific Railroad Companies one-hah 'no
compensation provided by law for services vi
hereafter rendered These Companies, IL may DO ro-
membered, have failed to pay the interest on ther
bonds guaranteed by the United States, and onehaf the
compensation the railroad companies for service ion
the Government has not been sufficient TO ,o
United States for the interest Il has paa on t bt ~
retain ali moneys the companies until the sum was
equal to the amount of interest dne ana the seouT Sa
above referred TO TO secure the companies tno
money which he had withheld. The companies cia III
that the interest Is not tine Pay1he e indebtedness
OF the roads to the Government Will be so great tnb
only way in which the latter Will pe Ee 10 e nv S p pS
posed amendment should pass would secure 10 the
pos of this matter the opp9su9n ei not. Of the
TO having any report made 10 the nenste "a n
these companies Is remarkable. He said, when
Mr.. Casserly introduced his resolution, nu on o
of the points reports had been made soee oc
BE also objected to giving the Departments $50 nch
time spent earlier the session IN tIylng 20 pass "a
resolution calling for statement OF me % eT
Office made by certain Senator's matter OF purely po
sona interesfand that the debate on that resou'on
filed &c columns Of the quarto Gfode'
Great relief Is felt in the various OepartoH'S ~ ~.
final passage to-day Of the Deficiency Appropriation
bill For two months past the clerks in some OF the
bureaus have not been paid, and the United States
courts in many districts have had to suspend opera
tons while Congress was contendng over aihenn-
and never ought 10 have been moved. inc
Morrill, amendment occupied many days OF the time
of the Senate and vote IL was postponed time ana
again at the request of Mr. Conking because some OF
its friends happened TO be absent when the most casual
inquiry at the other end Of the Capt0 would nave con
VIII al any ono
amendment as il has done.
The House Appropriations Committee agreed today
TO recommend that the House concur in the Senate
amendment the Deficiency Appropriation bill increas-
ing the subsidy of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
10 81 10000 per annum. There WILL doubt be strenu
Gus opposition made in the House TO the amendment
but, IL should be rejected by only the small MAJORITY
which defeated the same amendment When the pIil
passed the House. it will probably be restored Dy CVH-
ference Committee and thus ultimately be adopted
The Senate has been engaged all day and evening on
tho Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Depot bill, over
which the House was so long dcad-locked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MAY l6, 1872

IT, between Tenth end geyentsv and received
John Cuddy age H. OF No 81 Washington
,sbd Yesterday In the BY George Starring another boy and
severely wounded. The assssnt escsped.
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BELL ScHNAPPs.-This celebrated beverage
AMI ionic is sold b. al grocers and druggists
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lGrNrRAL PRESS nIspATCHl

Instructions have been prepared for the guidance OF
persons desiring TO apply for admission into the Execu
tive Department at Washington in accordance with the
regulations for the government Of the Civil Service,
recently approved by the President and can be obtained
on application TO the head of any one of the Depart
lpcnfs Accompanying the Instructions are reguaiios
governing the examinations for promotion, approved Oy
fbe Advisory Board on the 18th inst. $500,
mis- morning delegation OF Georgans sent hther In
the interests of the inteTOceanC canal project 10 unite
the waters of the Mississippi with the Atlantic Ocean,
via Tennessee CoOsa and Altamaha Rivers, now pending
ia Congress- proceeded III body 70 the White House 10
Law the project before the President and ask his CO.
Operaton i'm behalf Of the enterprise. They accom-
panied by the entire Georgia delegation IN the House OF
HeurescufatiYCs
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Elegant light Rolls, Biscuits, &C., with Doc
IEI's YEur POWDER, tie best Try it, Groeers sell IT,