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The days Of Queen Mary" aud all ,ther recent
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A CARD.-The undersigned having, under The
"A firm Of Johnson s. Callan opened an Office oi
General Agency for the negotiation and transaction
of such business may be confded to them in this
city, beg leave TO offer to their friends and to the pub
lie their services in the sale purchase of all kinds
OF real and personal property, corporation, bank in
surance, and other stocks, negotiation of loans and
investments of money, collections of claims upon
the several departments of Government, rents and
dividends, bond bills and notes from abroad, payment
Of taxes for onresidents set ement of estates,
cutting the duties of trustees, SC. Sc; all for fair
and reasonable commission, at their Office, on +
street, few doors east of Messrs Corcoran Riggs,
where they may always be found during business
hours.
The undersigned feel happy in the belief that, TO
those who know, who ever have known them, il
is unnecessary to say their business will be conduct
ed upon principles of the strictest proprety in all
respects, and that all moneys passing through their
hands will be promptly RENTED, or otherwise dis
osed Of according to instructions.
LEWIS JOHNSON,
N. CALLAN, Jr
References
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Gen Walter Smith, c.,
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Messrs, Hugh Smith s Co., Alexandria.
Naih Jewett, Esq. lp,
Nessrs. Borng x kupfer,
Messrs. Young, Smith & Co
i" Wolfe q Clarkes, ~ v,
Baily Ward & Co. ''" io'A
BENZ. H. Field, Esq.
Hon. John Sergeant,
William ID. Lewis, Esq. Philadelphia
Messrs Levi Garrett s Sons,
II. c. Lee, Esq.
Robert Micke, Esq. Baltimore.
+. kong, Esq
Messrs. Dunlop, Moncurc s. Co, Richmond.
Messrs. J. & w. Southgate, Norfolk.
Mes Messr 5 J. w Va, Zachary & Co. New Orleans.
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N. b. We propose to such editors Of newspapers
in any of the commercial cities, who wi insert the
above Card for one month in their columns, sending
paper containing the same, TO transact any bust
ness they may require in this city, coming within the
scope Of Agency, for the space Of year from
the first Insertion, free OF charge. J. C.
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ISL to the present timein large octave volume,
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A CARD-The WASHINGTON DIRECTORY,
IA being now in press, the compiler respectfully
requests all persons who have changed their resi-
dence since about the first of April last to inform
him Of their present residence
Such as are boarding, and have been from neces-
sity omitted will be inserted on handing in their
names.
Notices in compliance with the above manning the
street, between what street, whether nearest the
centre, which extreme Of the square, orf at the
cornerl may he left at the ores of Messrs Farqu-
har & Morgan, Seven Buildings; Mr.. James, corner
of Penn. and l4th street Mr., Clephane cor
ner Of Pennsy lvana and 18th street, MIR
Patterson, corner of Pennsy lvania avenue and 9th
street; Mr.. Stott corner of Penn avenue and Cen
tire Market Space MIR. DeIany, corner Of Pennsyl
vania avenue and l-2 street. MIR, Callan corner Of
7th and streets; Mr. Iardella, Capitol Hill and
Mr.. Harrington, Farmers Hotel, Navy Yard.
A. this directory will be produced IN the most ac
curate, neat and in every respect becoming manner,
and as its circulation will surpass any thing of the
kind attempted IN this city, IT will be superior
medium for the general diffusion OF business cards
and advertisements, which are solicited for the same
Orders TO be left as above. jun 27-eodtf
A CARD.-The undersigned respectfully informs
IA his friends and the public that he has purchased
the stock in trade of MIR. j. p. MckEAN, Successor
Of l.. Johnson,) dealer in Segars, Tobacco, Snuff,
Fancy Articles, sc. Pennsy lyania avenue, between
l-a aud 9th streets, where he intends keeping on
hand an extensive assortment of the articles above
mentioned. He hopes, by strict attention to bust
ness and selling at moderate prices to merit and re-
ceive share Of The patronage SO long and iayorably
extended to his predecessors
J. NJ. DORSETT.
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4 ONDON PICTORIAL TINES" for Sd June,
IL 10th June, and 18th June, l643.-Copics Of tn 5
magnificent newspaper are received this day, per
Great Western steamer, by +. TAYLOR, booksel
er and may be examined at his store. 1t will be
supplied regularly 10 subscribers or sold by the SIN
gle number. july
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vol. FL. RIO. ezs.
observation-disclosures lIessase-De-
clinnture Of The New Treasarer-Res;g-
natfcs of Senator, &c.
The Trib uue.
DosToS. Jan. 81. 1874

DosToS, aI- u, 1881
The Governor delivered his Address yesterday
to the Houses, in presence of large number of
spectators, among whom were net few ladies, to
whom special seats were assigned. OF the Ad-
dress | sha! say nothing, presuming hat you Will
prefer TO make your own comments Unon it. His
Excellency had much to SOY about economy and
reirenchIneat. No sooner, however, had he retired
from the Hall than one of the party moved TO print
500 more than The usua! number of copies of the
Address. Mr. PARK of Boston asked the gentle
man to inform the House hat the additional rum
Der would cost2 The gentleman said ne could not
tell. -dr. Park then obserged, in toae and man
ner which were ininitab.e, that in these days of
,renchnnent AID economy, he thought nembers
ought to be careful bow they added to the usual
expenses OF the government! This was fair biz,
which caused general laugh all over the House.
and the gentleman modified his motion to
der the usual quantity of the Address. The party,
therefore, will have to defray the expense OF the
extra quantity needed .or eicctioncering purposes
CHARLES Howard, Esq OF Springfield, tie
newly elected Treasurer, has declined accepting
the Office, and the vacancy WILDE flied mex. week.
The Locos have nominated Hon. B. o. WILLIAMS
OF Rexbury, and he viii no doubt be elected by
party vote.
In the House, yesterday, petition was pre-
sented, signed by ABpoT LAWRENCE and two
thousand others, praying tie Legislature to rcr,a
aera,e the propreters of the Ursune Convent. [
am inclined TO believe that the prayer of this petit
ton will be granted, as it certainly ought TO be.
1t is reproach to State that this act of JUS
ticc has been 80 loAg postponed. But It'll not too
late TO retrieve our tar.,iahed honor.
In the House yesterday an order was passed
y &C
consistent With the interests OF the Commonwealth,
TO communicate the CORES pondence between Gov.
DAVIS and the Executive of Virginia in relation
TO the Letimer case.
There was quite sensation in the political cir
cles this morning, caused by the resignation of
NATHANIEL WooD, one OF the LocoFoco SeEa.
tors from Worcester County. 1t ia understood
that his resignation was caused by msunder-
standing with his party in relation 10 turning out
the Wing Secretary of State, he being of opinion
that such measure would be bad policy. The
racuncy will be filled on Tuesday by Wing, there
being no constitutional candidate of the other party
Judge STRONG of Lcominster viii no doubt BE Sc
!ected.
The Senate this morning passed bill reducing
tie pay of the Adjutant Genera!-preciscly how
much do not know, but probably some few hun
bred dollars, heretofore received in the shape OF
perquisites.
The party it is understood, has determined on
abolisking the office Of Attorney General, the gen
temnp occupying that station JAMES t. AUSTIN,
Ess.) being peculiarly obnoxious to them. y por-
ton of the Wings, | think, Will unite with them
in this measure. Hancock.
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TE1HE TIME HAS ARRIVED.-We

10 r, r,esn 10 say. grDtie leeder, that Uc TINE haS
-. - d. vvo,ld stsaIi come end, but wish 10
be Distinctly shes we say s tbs time , has ~
~ ton OF tbeir children such boesS and magazines
=. coata gsad and wholesome reasngi Of this iact we
Se he abrrdsnt evidence OF hunareds who are daily
irb admirable work commenced its fifth volume In Jsnu-
~ TIE January number Is already ssued In mach
.9-e sIendd style than any preceding number. Mr. er-
~ nas full budget OF S;cr'es Travels and Adyen-
tare very interesting character, whereTii 70 afnnse
and Instruct his yo1ng friends.
All letters containing money should be addressed 70 the
oiice OF the publishers, BRADBURY. soOEN w. no;
30 Schcol street. Bosom 10 tbe Branch ONCE
Nassau street, New York JN@
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Practical raoven.cn.s.


At neeting of the Fourier Association of the
City of New-York held on Friday the Goth, Pre-,
sident, Vice-President and six Directors were ap.
pointed to draft Constitution and carry out The
organization of an Association. They viii open
the books of subscription, receive proposals Tor
subscription to stock, and transact such other bus
ness as may be necessary.
We viii present in our next article the Consti'
tation of the Association, when Committee will
be named for receiving proposals for taxing stock
The course which it is intended shall be pursued is
this: A Committee will receive proposals from
persons throughout the country, who wish 10 take
stock and if proposals are received for stock to
the amount of 5000, 200, then second Commit
ice composed of persons of suc!. standing and re-
sponsibiity Will inspire confidence, will be ap-
pointed, who will receive the subscriptions, and
deposit them in Banks in this city The persons
who have been selected as Officers and Directors
Of the Association have been long attached to the
cause, and have made the theory of Association
an especial object of study: they offer conse-
quently the guaranty of a proper application of
the principles to practice.
As beautiful location as possible should be
chosen for the Association it is proposed to estab
fish, and from our knowledge OF the country be-
tween this city and Philadelphia, would re-
commend the shores Of the Delaware River, some
where in the vicinity of Burlington. They who
have visited that part Of the country can judge Of
It's beauty and lovelinoss. Aa Association loca
led at that point would be within three or four
hours ride of the two largest cities in the Union,
and would have the markets OF both.
An Association located on the shores of thai
noble river, with an elegant asd commoduus edi-
fec rising in The centre of beautiful domain of
a thousand to fifteen hundred acres, diversified
with gardens, fields, fruit orchards and vineyards,
and prosecuting great variety OF branches of In
dustry and the Arts and Sciences, would offer
fine spectacle of social concord ard union and TO
man delightful resideuce-such as the most
wealthy cannot now possess. And let one Asso.
citation be established which will show in practice
the immense advantages Of Union of Interests,
of Concert of Action and of Il combination OF the
pleasing and healhful pursuits of Agriculture with
the cultivation of the Arts and Sciences, and the
enjoyment OF extended social relations-and it
will be initiated far and wide. 1t required but
one steamboat TO show the advantages Of steam
naviga,ion and it will require but one Association
to convince the world Of the truth and goodness
of the principles which we advocate.
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slaves in New Ensland.

To the Editor Of the Tribune
Your correspondent Cd" evinces gross ignor-
ance in Stating that the 20 slaves returned in the
Census of 1910 as belonging to New England, were
The Amis,ad negroes. To this day slavery exists
in Connecticut, and will continue to exist so long
as there are living those who werein bondage ana
of certain age when the law for gradual eman-
cpaton was passed. Two or three years since a
person died in that State possessed of one Of these
slaves, and question arose whetherthc said slave
was chattcl at the disposal Of the executor. The
Supreme Court decided in the affirmative, and also
that the slave must be sold with the balance of the
personal property for the payment of the debts,
&C. In the Census of 1880 there were some so
or 40 slaves in connecticut, and presume there
is at least half the number at the present time.
Respectfully yours. CoNS.
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the Whole OF ais nose on scroulous disease. Ii
speaks Tor ITSELF q. ,,..
NcSyrs. SANDS Gcst-6fthcugh am d!shgured and de-
formed for life have not lost my reccieconi and DcVer
ferred hroush The OF Invaluable StfsapaFla
was attacked the year 1929 WIKI scrou!nus aheclon on
the end oil NY nose, commencing WIN aia req spot az
tsnded with chng and burning sensations lbs iDutea
rubbing and COW commenced The rayases Oh disearr
which progressed follows the left nostril was Iis
Destroyed and continuing upwards, cross'd TIE bdge
OF te nose AID, sezDg upon the Eight SIDE destroyed shs
cartilage bone a8d all the surrounding paris 1ui hhehy
; nose was entirely eaten OF; The passage tof conveying
.sr. tr Inc eyr 70 The nose oberated which caused
contsual flow Of tears. The disease DOW sekea LION
5e gned than described
am native OF Nottingham, Ia EnslsH4 ana ~ 80
well known there. The first Piysciaas 10 .e @
nrsscrjbed Tor re but with LITTLE benefit al g's t!"e
Igas drece 10 take 63 drops OF the inSafe oil i2Sie
taree uaes day which continued ioT SIX noeihs N sue
cass;on Ar another tine applied OIL OF 'isrol 10 Tue paris
a1rar his r,s. Dresipt OF Sir Ashley Cooperi buta
proved in vain continued 10 gro" worse am ayn gFo"n
n mar VIII cctrh AZ straw used every remedy cocd
bs,r Of hat was considered applicable 10 my etse, Until
became disguised with TIE iTeaeni, ana reIf az
hope OF ever geiilog we'll
,,any pronounced the disease Cancer, bat Dr. NJ,
nader whose treatment was, considered II scEofuioas
Lnpus and this IS tie given BIZ medical Ene a,
lss resort was recommended 10 III change Of air ar
and arrived here TIE month Of Stay. The disease con
timed gradually TO increase extending upwards ana ack
wards hayiag DESTROYED the entire ncs aud iasigergng
towards the rosai Zone szed upoa the upper Jaw and
surrounding parts
While crossing the Fsrry-5ost rom brooklyn ~ Ne-
York &c nileuan attracted by my appearance End
tins accrs,ed me- Wy friend hsTe you used TIE Sarsapa
RIA Yes replied various kids, and every thing else
coud hear OF; but, said he, mean sanGss ssrsspa,
riIla.n No, !repsed Then use IL oE beiieys It VIZ
diced ts make trial Of medicine he 20 highly recon-
mezded-
purchased one bottle, which gave some relief, and
onderfrit telI, after using jour less tan TWO
moths feel within we'll The dsease Is stopped IN ~
ra7ages all those rackng and nrestirg pans are goI
my food reises, ny digestion is good ar6 lre 80,
and, under the blessing Of Divine Providence at2 81
the res1 entirely u the use of SandSs Sarsaparna VIZ
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right madeleine and get cured.
reEaair, With feelings OF lastirg srs,Ns4!s
Soar Tread, . TAoMAS LLOYD,
NaIss Aaey, Psarfarset.
STATE OF Nrw.yoRSl On this s5th day OF Novcrpber.
Gl;y OF Brooklyn, isIs before canae Thongs
and acknowledge. the truth Of The sorsgog psper
and that he executed The Suuc.
HENRY C. MURPHY,
Mayer OF the City OF Brockyn
Sandss SsrSapclfls Will also ard permanently
cure diseases having thei origin impure state CT the
ooot anc aep Condition Ut the gersrs eo,s,s,rn,
VIZ S$losua o hinss Evil in It's VARIOUS cTas khe1ns-
isn' OBSTINATE eutaneons ErpGeps, Sioches. B'le Pni
pies or rus MSS on the hce. easusc Sore Eyes Rugwor
letter Scad Head enlargement and pain OF the bones
snd joints, Stubborn Ulcers syphAc snpsons, dseSses
usen,S and eher S:Gliar complaints.
Prepared and sold az WHOLESALE and retail ard export
ztioa. by A. B. Saeds 4 Co. No. US Broadway (Srsnse
Buinysl CT Ch2sbeTS New York Also sold
by A. D. Sands, Druggists, No - ard 100 Fulsou-s;
David SAINTS Co. No. II East Broadway, corner OF Mar
aei-s;rret; and by praggHs generally throughout the
United States Price 81 per bo;ae. ~ boi1les ter
eferhe original documents may oe seem by caiEsg CT
prr sore. No. IS Broadway. Dr.
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G The steamboat Belle, formerly plying on the
Sound and Hudson river, was offered at auction
this morning, and bought in for $500. The boat
is 1S1 feet long, 26 feet breadth of beam, 40 tons
burthen, and furnished complete for night.
ECommerciai Adv.
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- In Virginia no man can vote unless ne is
freebooter OF housekeeper, and in South caro-
liza, Representative TO the General Court rl'iss
own freehold of Ave hundred acres and ten ne
oroes
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II We have received snail lot OF works By Fourier
and hs Disciples il French. They be had a:
The publishing Office of tie Tribune.
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NEyy-YoeK, FUEsDAY szoEsN1sG 5AsUAEsY "a. isas.
A S s oCIATIoN;
:, Plan for a Reorganization O

II The Editcrstip of this eoa Distinct from tat Of
Ike Tri5sne. Letters subject be addressed,
postpaid, 4. BRISBANE, 10 Leonard-stre, NeYork
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~ The granite business in the town Of Quincy,
Mass during the last II years, is said to have
amounted 10 S3,oG00e0.
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Martha Conlin has lived in my family the last Is years
and hereby certify the foregoing statement made by her
elf i, correct Mrs. MARY b. LLOYD,
PC s9i Broad st, Newark, NJ,
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LUCKY EscArE.-We had the pleasure Of en-.
versing Yesterday with Col. Andrew Nei.i, lately
resident at Guadaloure, Texas, who, among
several others was taken prisoner by the Mexlcans
at San Antonio, while the court for that district
was in session. The prisoners, amounting IN num-
Der 10 about tifty-ninc, were made to march under
a strong guard on the way to the city OF Mexico
changing the numbers and character of the guard
as they came to this and the other military post.
When within fifteen leagues OF Mexico the route
was changed, and the prisoners diverged into tie
Puebla road on their way Pcrote, in The castle
of which, about half a mile from the town, they
are now in manacles and confined On the ever
ing of the 18th December, Col. Neill babe his
CAPTAIN (" farewell with very little ceremony, and
on the next morning at O'Clock, he had walked
45 miles and in the heart OF The city OF SeAco
Having money enough TO last him three or Jour
days, he stopped al hotei-dsmanded private
room-receved no company, and attended TO re-
eving himself of his fatigue and curing his teet,
then weary and sore.
In day or two he walked ou,-found certain
street. and returned 10 his quarters. He searched
the next nigh, for the number i'll that street which
he desired-en,ered-was embraced by his trend,
and concealed ia his house two weeks. lie then
boldly took seat in the stage (under al assumed
name. } which runs from Mexico TO Vera Cruz, aud
even stopped one night at Peroie, within rife shot,
almost, of tie prisoners il the castle. Here ne
heard of his own escape, and cautiously made his
safety known TO those in the castle Arrived nj
Vera Cruz, he was concealed on board one vessel
unit, another craft was ready to take him to Havana,
where he arrived, and thence to this CITY, rta
Key West. He mentions that ffty-6ye captives
still remain and that they are treated in no gentle
tlemanly OF honorable manner. Judge Hutchin-
son (whcse wife is now in this city, was the only
person allowed to 60 about without being chained
by the legs Gel Neil has not yet recovered the
healthy use of his feet, bu. purposes returning Is
Texas Immediately, and joining the Army of the
West" en- the ether side of the Rio Grande. He
states tina, the Mexican soldiers are few and far
between in that region. and anticipates glorious
result from the reported advance Of the Texas army
n o. Bulletin.
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E1vURNlTuR t, MAHOGANY CHAIRS
L &c. of asolveat manufacturer, for sale low +cs
Wash nytop-strse; d28 ,ma
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The following certificate is from gentleman who LOST
the whole of ais nose .o Scrof1lous disease Ii
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From RIO De JAsEIRo.-An arrival at Balti-
more brings US intelligence from Rio de Janeiro to
the 26th Nov. Government has recently taken
very energetic steps to settle the long pending con.
flict at Rio Grande. and with every Likelihood oil
success Bsef stufs have continued 70 come IN
freely. The total stock IS estimated al ~ ,oee
barrels, of which 6,500 of Richmond, and the
same quantity Of Baltimore, remain in frsi hands.
10 The Northsmp1on (Mass.) Courier says
g MIR. David Stoddard OF this town is making pre-
Parations to leave this country soon, with rev
Justin Perkins, as missionary 10 Persia.
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COOK POTS.-25 small size Cook
W Pots, suitable for whaling vessels Tor sale by
i6 I'm f. Fl. EDDY. "a OH Slip
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D EMOVAL of the Clothing Store Ne.
d a. IA Bowery.--Tne Subscribers iasnd removing her
Clothing Store from No. Bowery the adjoining
(So. l2 the first May and Ia consequence thereof
they will sell out their present stock OF ready made co,h
ing consisting general OF Mems, Youths aad
Chidrens Clothing greatly reduced prices in order that
they may go into their with entire stock
To those having The cash this chance OF laying
ing Ia very good clothing low price, are fully de-
dso Inn GEO. A. HoYT II co.
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ECONOMY AND FA> HlON-War-
e. ranted cheap the cheapest Than can be bought
Ia this City. Fashionable Hats warranted fur bodies,
from 81 10 81 Splendid lnitaIion MoeSks Hats. cloth
under brims g. So Ii 10 any Instance he above Hats de
mol give satisfaction Tie be amply satisfied
by giving information to tie subscriber, where they
cons anty manufacturing. w. KELLoGG,
de6 linz No. lS2 Canal.st OF Thompson.