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of these not more than four or five are navigable for any considerable distance from their mouths except by small, flat-bottomed boats. Jamaica boasts the loftiest and grandest mountains, its celebrat…
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European blood as well as the blacks—is, us we have already seen, by far the most numerous; but the dominant race is the Cancasian, which here, as eise- where, asserts and maintains superiority over t…
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Slavery still exists, viz: Cuba and Porto Rico, their condition is deplorable: and in the free islands, em- bracing all the oiber parts of the West Indies, they have not yet recovered from the lightin…
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H. P. Iteuiaiuln. IVIU at Til-lea’* ll*or» stable. |>osh svcuue.lwtwecu Hand-l Miami l.aka *tr»rta. />M*cir(»-bound'd n-rfib by Wa.tiinyt.ia sheet. smilh In Muirne rlriv-t. cast l-y Imtr Michigan, ami…
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wtl. 'S".! Uiibonj, Rich; Ylckabnrg. Illgnni and ify Whltuer, Perklna, do f.)r N York S II Woodburv, Wood bar/, do lor Jeraey City; Paul Seavrv, Lowell, dofor WetlnUexter: ?vendnaktag. Wyalt. do lor P…
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HIS VISIT ,?HEI13 IN 181C. Tho PoUkicra Cond ion and Manners of the Domruitana and Haytiens Nearly a Ujfcrtor oi' a L'cn.ury Ago. lug a jo ti ?SGftrctaijr la lStd iJcuteu iuc (now Vice Admiral) David …
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j years ago, tak, measures for appropria. ting and utilizing the insular waif on which she has at length laid an initiatory grasp. As they well know, whatever they might say in the reticent language o…
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inflame theui lor some time, it may after a while. We would advise those whose mantelpieces are hot to the touch, to have ull the wood so heated removed and stone or iron substituted-this precaution m…
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It I. a tui'lanrbolv faet thatthnn?an<1. fall vk tima to thi. terrible MbmM, ewlag tothana .killfullnee. of ignorant pretender., who, by tb. uae of that Dkaiilt Pt)l?<.N, MnactHr, rnlu tb* conatltutio…
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expenditures 83,685.61. The property of tbe society amounts to SIW.AM 59, and I s debt to $04,763. Tab pruo bcsihsis In New York last year was more remnoeratlTO than for some j tars ptiTlous, CTen exc…
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For other Oeal/in see seveniJi /Vt,7?.]| 8 HIPP IN a N E W S. Almanac far New York? This Dor. Sunrises 7 21 Moon rises... .ere 5 19 Sun sets 5 00 High water.. mora 8 11 PORT OF NEW YORK, JJXUtlMf II, …
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I naiiua, Jan 4--ln port brigs Luclda (Br), Blssett, from' Turk* Islands, arrived 3lst tilt, for Boston Ulg; Harriet Amslla (Br, Hlgglns, trom Barbados, Juet arrived, to load for Boston echr Brilliant…
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January, of the event, and gave them up to the Provis ional authorities. Salpave arrived at Port-au-Prince on the 15th, and was jmmediately put on his trial by the revolutiovary trib unal, composed of…
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the prosecutor, one more appeal was made by Salnave's connsel, M. Valein, and the trial was closed. The members of the Courtithen adjourned for delib eration, which lasted an hour, at the expiration o…
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protest of 137 Bishops against infallibility, Gen. De Rodas 1s about to hold an interview with Cespedes, and to offer him terms of peace. Tho editor of the Voz of Havana was killed by Cobans at Key We…
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lingapore. Ar at Havre 16th ult, brig Maria W Norwood, Vashburn, New Orleans. I Ar at Liverpool 31st ult, ship R Kobinson, Kobin ott. Mobile. Sid im Falmouth 16tb, barono Hosea Rich, Pome- Ί oy (from …
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ncp»t* of the Proceeding*. PROCEEDINGS: Full By. nopal*. 29—NEW S SUM MART: Ineludlcg PervonaLPolltlcal. MmeHaneou*. The City, tad tarertl Bute*. Washington. Ac. SO-STATE LEGISLATURES. 21—MARKET REPOR…
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mun to wait till tuo haii-oreed train came up. Tbo other two men were loana trozen in the suow Those are only a few of the sua ncllals that ure being told hei e almost dally, aud there in no doubt tua…
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striking evidences of his statesmanship. We have, neither as a committee, nor as the individual members of it. trenched upon even the shadow of the claims of delicacy by saying a single word to (Jener…
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confident that he will be admitted to seat ia tbe Senate. They came to tbis conclusion after counting noses. NEW TO-DAY. a wailing tbe initiatory step of this Tiovern-1 is menaced with serious trouble…
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dispateh sent last eveniug by an “American Association” about big whisky frauds, and much excitement, and ail that sort of thing, itis simply on piece of gross exaggera tion. There 1s no excitewent in…
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munities are all, in a measure, under guardianship of the Presidential power. Education is ordained by law, with severe penalties against parents who neglect to provide for the in struction of their c…
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"Freyschutz." I11 1825 ho visited Italy, where he first appeared as a composer, his piece being entitled ?'Lai>eyrouse." It was periormed ar, La Seala in Milan, but was not a success, Going to France …
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Deleware and Lachawana passenger trains iroiu going tnrougn me rsergeu tunnel. Ada Jones waa fonnd murdered in Mem phis on Sunday, and her friend. Van Rob erts, wbo baa a wife and three children, was …
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Spanish castles, .and. subsisting. upon the Scriptural grain of mustard. A circular be fore os, however, shows that even the artists have their Hula trials and quarrels. j t This circular is the first…
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tther of the localities I have named, will bem-tlt hose who are troubled with a torpid liver, a disirdered stomach, deranged bowels, sore throat >r couu'h, but for those whose luugs are diseased 1 mor…
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hua r Itiw dull ind noiiilnnl at tu.4t(ISki. for tu.r to good rt-aniug rcnuid heat y at liS'lllHcfor Larli. Live Ktock .Murlicr. New Yohk. Wednesday. Dec. SI. Nine car loni, or US beef i-aliie. arilve…
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to take a recess until th-.s evening. Mr. Sumnbr wished to offer an amendment to tlio resolution by adding at the end that trie commis* 1 Bloners eUali Inquire Kpect&Uy of the alleged penden- 1 cy.of …
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asserted that the 'President-had menaced the Hay turn rspubUo. But was there a senator on tue floor who thought for a moment that when we had acquired the Dominican half of the Island of Haytl we woul…
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Oarea ;o oppose a an xatioa liua necu exll. tl or Is a minted man. ilo mea, coa.U lucre have been a I fair expreMion oi o.amon whea lue prateutded vote ?a.i iaxen ou n ut ituostioui' btib 1 tu>aK lue …
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far, to my knowledge, met one who was not an immigrant or the immediate descendants of im migrants. Probably a half of all the blacks, or their ancestors, came from Philadelphia. The earliest of the c…
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ROL'SS A STUN F.H, feli9MI<tw 108 Main at reef. (?Scriiiaii CoIokiio, Magnolia water, KANAJA W ATI-' It, Fine Extracts for the Handkerchief, Fine Toilet Soaps, Cosmetics, All the Popular Hair Preiwirn…
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taking in such au alien ami a degraded people. .Sup pose. he said, Mr. Asior should pick up some aoau uoned vagaboud in the streets ot New York and adopt him 111 his family; that would be, no doubt. l…
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The Nlost Interesting Stories Are always lo lie for! IK 1:1 Hie NE vV YOHK WEEKLY T preamt there ar, sl aBBAT ITOBIW lime throneh Ita eohunaa and at leaat 0W STORY is BBora KVI'ttV MONTH. New aubacrlb…
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shonld be disavowed by the Government of tbe United Die te. The remsfnlng resolutions of tbe series submitted by Mr. Bumner, but not read, declare that the employment of the navy of the United States …
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have an Othello that would be to the manor born. We recommend that Ratling be placed I under competent instructors, and aftwyeara will produce a tenor Witli </c pett i. Miss Minnie Tate, a child, aeto…
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The first ha3 a dark olive-hucd com plexion, oval face, well-formed fes turcs, and moderate stature. He has the broad Southern pronunciation, and if not looking, it might rcalily be s ipposcd that one…
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all this will be changed. The fierce and blood- I thirsty Haytian, who still maintains his Obi wor ship in the recesses of the mountains, has no af finity with the gentle, loving and trusting Dom- I i…
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gi* at di obedience ha* tor its obje< t tie ac.(ti *.'ion ol an outlvmg tropical i>'.?nd, w:th larg pn mi*e ot wealth, and that, in carrwng o th M-heme, our Kepublie ha# forcibly main tamed a u*nrp?r …
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Kiik'iit could not spetk Kugiisu Ui.-ue i t of a. x upi n ti e bt treiiiry or sun anu making itu c ui n in leutiou to ill la f ulieUoinry, he went at ;iie to iLe Kx euiive M.tiifciici. ith ti.e oitloe…
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wt uld never fall to do all possible good to Dominica, extending to It a helping hand. It was at a later day that onr belligerent Intervention began. a-etn while Cabral, embarrassed by financial diffi…
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further at the facts, we see that all this jfheat disohe dience has for jts ohject the acuiegtion of an guplving tropical island, with large promise of wealth, and that, in carrying out this scheme, o…
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Queen, wade in formal speech to Chambers or Parlia ment, what would haye been the fecling in our country Nor would that feeling have been diminished by the ex cuse that the offensive proposition a int…
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great disobedience has for its object the acquisi tion of an outlying tropical island, with large promise of wealth, and that, in carrying out this scheme, our republic has forcibly main tained a usur…
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dence. And there is still that other question of debts and obligations, acknowledged and unac knowledged, with an immense claim by Hayti, and an unsettled boundary, which I have al ready called a bloo…
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deuce. \nd there is t-till that other question of debts aud obligations, acknowledged und unacknowledged, wilb an immense cl iim b.v Hayti, and au unsettled boundary, which I have alreatly called a bl…
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with the alternative of expenditures tor war snips and troops, causing the most painful anxieties, while the land of Toimaint L'Ocverture listens to the constant whisper of independence and there is s…
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disobedience baa for iu object the acquisition of an outlving tropical island, with large promise of wealth, and that, in carrying out this scheme, our republic has forcibly maintained a usurper io po…
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to the constant whispers of independence. And there is still that other question of debts and ob ligations, acknowledged and unacknowledged, wi'h as immense claim by Hayti and an unset tled boundary. …
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at lACta, we see that a u tins Eteat disobe dience has for its object- the acquisition of an. outlying iropicai island with a Jarge promise of wealth and in carrying out this scheme- oox. Repobiiclw. …
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a th crows broke the fpainful si a A y accumulated the glittering int iE hy tyranny from an extermi u's 3 Hoe were coined the bright by. ei tho frail caravels bore to necdy cre they puwiechased the sm…
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fact* we see that all this great diaobe- idieuce haa for its object the acquisi- tion of hii ontlvin* Tro|>ic*l Islaml with a l*rg# |>rnmi*e f wealth sn<l in carrving I II out this scheme our Republic…
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a oents, to me society or church. Her reputation as a ready writer and fine public speaker is well sustained from re liable sonrees. Senator Morrill thn or tne cise the statistic gwen in regard to the…
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tate Reporter of tho Supreme Court, ou demand of tho Hop. J. S. G. Richard? son, after thu making of tho cobtrnct in thu flint section provided for. deliver tu sait) Richardson the certified copies ol…
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Known to tho Medical world, nnd will eradi cate dKeases nrlslng from Impure blood, Debility of tho Dlgchllvo Organs, or Diseased Liver, in a t-lmrttr tlino than nny other known remedies. TH WlIOMTM'l'…
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I 0 1;, n,l, t be something or great, r g.avi r,Station "i or V f k to crime, M,au the mani festation of the desire to preserve the peace in a neighboring island a desire to prevent rebellion in the R…
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and authority Is hereby given to said corporation to take Irom the public land* adjacent to the line of said road material of earth, stone, timber and so forth, for the construction thereof. Said way …
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I have taken the benefit of the act, but it is a small matter, and we have been generally good friends. You go homo and look over your papers arul get the memoranda together and send them to ine, and …
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who fired a ship at sea. by the Presi dential bowels of mercy has been changed to twelve years retirement behind the walls of the Albany Peni tentiary. Exit Edwards, the marine lire-fiend, excessively…
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The charges for the ehassepota which were sent me from the Cape are so few that 1 have not u enough to sustain a first encounter. Have the le kindness to cause at least some fifty thousund J of these …
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and explicit, as friend addressing friend. Your not being Secretary of the Territory of Columbia was not because of any word, act, or wish of mine; no one can in truth say I said a word or did an act …
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litis ctiumry tlina 10 Imnrm 11 auieic and cunider in euij.-cl lUiiy. Lut w iiliont re-pcilns liia nxLt o. roiiauitinr lt.ov.lf he of a yreei port. on ol ILo mut lultliiseat Uoi.lclcan cU'l- n". U.i -…
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ifi uniform, cabinet officers, citv men. lawyers, doctors, otln characters, authors, editors, j distinguished literary people, together with a live president, and a bevy of ladies to correspond, and t…
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of rival line.'. Connects at Humboldt for Mohile. New Orleans, Galveston and inter mediate points, and connects at Union Citv lor at. L.ouis anu an points west anu .ortnwest. ine :oo a m. ana u:ou p. …
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tiled from Port au Prince in company on the d Sih instant, but were not molested, the Spanish ti igates having previously left the vicinity, b 'he first night out there was stoiuiy weather, si nd the …
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Post, N of Hatteras: hrigs Maggie Vail (Br Holt. Baltimore; i j? I Hti enon.Woodburv, Philadelphia schrs Eth.-tn Allen, lllake, j I Baltimore; Marj e. Mcradden, New York. t p Martin HIDE, Feb 28?Arriv…
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Stevenson 1 s Liquid Blaclcing AND Glycerine Paste Blacking, Jor Boots and Shoes These articles have stood a test of Twenty Years. They are th e purest and best articles for the purposes intended, in …
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The President is on a trip to the north. The invasion of Cape Ha.vti from Monte Christi, consisted of 140 men—14 were qqptqp-, cd; eight were Haytieqs, fjve Dominicans and uiic ItymUimaip and were all…
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preordained and predestinated an Innumerable I host Of ills creatures to torments, to pains, and to eternal death for His praise and lbs glory, why 1 rather than accept, sucn an Infernal l>olty, I wou…
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alford common ground upon which tho n s liberal men of all political parties can ti j consistently unite in opposition to person- tl r al government and its attendant official corruption. if Reiobxd, …
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there being no mullein around the place. Will sumo one versed in mullein ology I tell 'f The truck ou tbu Frederick and Penn- 1 sylvaniu Lino Railroad is laid to Ren- ncr’s Station 1 miles north of Wo…
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i a bill of attainder, or to abridge any essential feature of a ublican form of government in an American sense, it is44 the r" of the United States to interpose, and guarantee against same. I refer t…
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ami it 011 f sustains the views 1 nave all.along u?l real' >r ae'Jt l7m? fn V^nc^uo^^bnt mora? q^e*tlons, Toe citieme r?U*cal? have all the life and purpose of progressive men. What tbej want no one c…
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in a State, and certainly will not volun tarily emigrate to a State, where all the political power is in the hands of ne- M, who by their hatred of the whites, and their uniform vote igainst the white…
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man or not, were they to consider hi character. It wet the duty of the prisoner to satisfy them I hit the killing waa not murder. Ilia Uuuor ex lUlned the kind of doubt to whicti tbe prisoner Woult i …
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Bark Madcap (Br), Varwell, Genoa?G P Bullcy. Rark Traveller (Br), Pentleld, Kio Janeiro?J L Phlppa A Co. Brig Lo.gn.ino (Ital), Satorlo, Queccstown or Palinoutn?A P Agresta. Rrlg Glance (Br), Williams…
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nists dying in six months and the survivors nearly all returning home discouraged. Mr, nolly, however, remained there to labor as a missionary, at first on his own responsi bility, and supporting hims…
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It is announced that Gen. Alexander Leon, one of the ablest men of Hay ti, will shortly visit the United States. It is said that his intended visit to this coootry is partly for political purposes, an…
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1'nil.adelpiiia, October 9.?A number of Urnale ?jierative* of the Campbell Mills have ?truck in consequence of a reduction of ???O" and live days iu the week. The strikers are visiting other mills wit…
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iConiuany. Ills liabilities, it Is Haiti, will reach fK,n)0,(H)0. ,-.n I .akk, Octoiier U. joung nas bt ent lecletl President of (lie letter Day SaliHs. St. Lot'is, October P. The l.'nlon National Ran…
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16; nays, 1. This confirmed tho nomiuivlion of tbo Rov. Charles Edward Chonoy, D. D., rector of Christ Church. Chicago, as tho Missionary Bishop of (ho Nnrtliwout of tho Reformed Epis copal ChuVch. Th…
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going on there, besides 66 others, the previous fruits of the ordinary meetings of tne church. This, too, Is not his last year there. 1 EPISCOPALIAN. The protestant Episcopal Mission Board during t 18…
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At tiie end of the present session nl Congress, 'Senator Schurz will resign and return to St, Louis to publish the esuicne l'osi. Germany is raakinz tremendous ef forts to become maritime, power, and …
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Fortruss MoNkoz, April 22.—Passed in for Baltimore, barks Maria Lameits, trom Marseilles; Nina Figur, from Cand, James Ives, from Burope; U. 8, stesmer May Flower, from Key West foe Washington. Below,…
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quarter of section number twelve 12, township onelj, range ten 101, and bound as follows, to wit: tteginutng at the northwest corner ef said quarter section, tnence south west nine 9 chains and 8ti lo…
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Taneytown R. S. Hiil. Good Hope Joseph Meltam. First Baptist, (colored,) Baltimore J.C.Allen. Hereford B. G. Parker, C. Little. The election of moderator being In order, that business was entered into…
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here, excited much comment, and Is the talk or all political parties. MtEntry Summoned to Washington. New Orleans, Nov. 25, 1874. Governor Mci'.nerv has been summonea to 1 Washington before the Congre…
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buryport; barks Vice \iniiilr*|lto TegetbofT (Au.stl, Toinlrh. Batavia via sandy Hook Adela (Dominican), i Harnett, Port au Prince hr.ua John (ilvan iBr), Oroshy. tit Ma.-Uli Ve^fa (Hr). Tedlo-d, Ht i…
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District. The Democrats carry tlie other three districts, a gain of two in the Congressional delegation. Maryland Agricultural College. —We sur render a considerable portion of our space to day for th…
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Jas. H. La Roche, formerly of Portland, aged 80 years and 10 months. Funeral services Wednesday at 12 o’clock, at the Eastern Cemetery. In Worcester. Mass., Aug. 2, Edw. Payson Snow, formerly ol Maine…
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Frances Lewis of Bridgton, aged 20 years. In Wiscasset, July 27, Mrs. Eyio W. Clapp, wife of J. T. Albee. aged 25 years 11 months. In Blddeford, July 28, Mr. Samuel Murphy, aged 84 years 9 months. DEP…
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iMtlliuan pulace car* attached, it if1 A. M., A and 8:30 P M. Sunday, 5 and 8 I*. M. Por Wllliamsport .tud Lock Haren (via Philadelphia and Krie Itailroad Division, connecting at Philadelphia), 9:80 A…
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Mr. Uot. S. Hill, who is now (raveling with Sargent's "Forbidden Fruit" Company, Is much praised for his performance of Dodi, the lawyer's clerk. Mr. Hill Is a capable young actor of com edy and eccen…
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leriona wishlnirto hi 1 1 reeeplfoiia nNo lour ro us onaci-onl fl sir The hone is first-thai In nil rt-iM-ct. locntl n line xce ptlonablo, and ueeesnlhle 14 the rlnru nl lines of strut tars 01 UHf rpt…
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How Hie Week Knded. The clerk of the court 011 Saturday last, Usucd marriage licenses to tin following applicants 1 Jamt-a Uodgorsaud Maria Yivtes. Allen 1 olson and Ella Suit, of Prlnco Gcorgu'a Coun…
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the late Uuyrcll Hollenback, of Wilkesbarre, and with sx-Caual Commissioner W. W. Wright, of Geneva, and the lato Charles Cook, of Havana. For years he waa the largest contractor in the United Htates.…
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Parrali, from New Orleans for Reval. Ar at Callao June 10, ship Gold Hunter, Freeman, Port Gamble. Ar at Rio Janeiro prev to 1st mst, ship St John Smith, Waterhouse, from San Francisco for Liver pool,…
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The perfectly truthful and tincolored history ol the triuihattlon shows tho Governors action to be n scandaloiia prostitution ol public powers to actional political ends It Is such ns would disciie an…
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Petitioning n ltnllrond Company for Ite (Iress. Persons living on lho line of tho Iliilllmora Ohio railroad between this city and Baltimore, and who hold commutation tickets, express consider able dis…
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hoiirsof the strikers soomod about to bo real ijiil l At that time n ear from harlem driven by Patrick Conway rolled up 10 the stables nt Hlxtyntth street A number of tho unemployed 1 Becond Avcnuo me…