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Court Gai.Dour 7b7nis Day.

CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos. 20, SO, 81, 1872, 1913,
1874, l2G, 1913, 1919, $780, l31, 1872, 1873, 1874,
l35, 13G, 1877, l3s, 139, al, l42.
SUPERIOR CeURr.-Nos. "a, 81, IS, IS, &c. 81,
SO, 80, 40, Al, 73, go, 43, "a, 46, AZ, AZ, 49,
50, 81.
COMMON PLEAs.--Nos. SO, 1O9, "a, l. Is, l6,
76, ~, SO, 81, Dc, 5, 35, 81, 80, IS, GO, Is,
95, SO, 73, 4, CT.
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az rHIs MoRNlN,l, sourHrrN San.

From our Philadelphia Correspondent
Phil ,pELpHtA February 6--P. NJ
Cleared this day-Ships Chester, Van Dyke, NO; Wash.
iHgton ShankaDd NY.
Bark Madeline, Shankland, Barbados and market.
Arrived last eveningBark Navarro, Cole, so ds TN Per.
nanibuco
Brig Elizabeth Remington, dis I'm Havana.
Brig Maria previously reported, StetsoD ID DIS FIN Port
Prince. Lett brigs Wn Nelson, Morris, for NY,
Nauvoo, for NY, 30th ut.
Arrived this dayBrg Antares, Crowel, ds tn Boston.
Scbr Bell, Dis tn NY.
PHrLapELP HIA Feb. SIS ?. NJ
The City Ice Boat, Capt Bennett, left this morning 10
ociock having 10 ship Chester for NO; bark MADE
line, Barbadoes briggs untress, for Mobile and Paul
Jones, for Charleston.
There considerable ice in the river-wiHd WNW.
There we've no arrivals or elearunces this day
The weather is very cold, the thermometer standing
al % Wind WSW
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IT Hntolernnce.-COL.S $. PERRY formerly OF s
Carolina, WIN deivnr essre. Of tntee Lectures the
subject the New York Society Library,
Leonard street and Broadway; TO commence Ffiday,
10th pst II O'Clock Tickets TO be lad AT the principal
bookstores, and The do7r Members Of the Society viii
Obtain them free Of charge by application the Librarian
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nEA, t3s MUSEUM and PICTURE

GALLERY-C. II. DEvoE, Aanagrr.-Eyery day
ard evening this week extra rhge OF only one sh-
ii.q ;he Norwood Gypsy WOA.iN can be consulted lace
TO face in private apartment She does no, pretend u De
Forture- eIer Processes by her knowledge OF Pls
ooey Physcgromy, Philosophy PhreEology, Mesnerisn
and lie hidden Sciences be able 70 instruct others OF
good Intellect She will inform tneu they are married or
not gT w them history OF past tines TIE resent and tie
frture as Sue knew them birth. She has coanec
ton with or knowledge OF Madame Adophe an account Of
whose imposition aad runaway from User appeared 10 the
esrrs. rb;ii--n half price fS
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MARRIED :.

In this on city, "Wednesday morning, Feb 8, by Rev Mil
ton Badger Mr.. Samuel G.. Cbtenden Of Madson, Conn
to Mss Amanda A. Munger, al New-York.
On Tuesday evening, FEB. I, by The Rev Hard Dryart
WalIingford Conn, Mr. John Barnard 10 Miss Eliza
L. Youngest daughter OF the late Asher Stone, OF this cty.
Feb Lewis Nagel Sarah A. daughter Of the late An
thony Tlebon, both OF this city.
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A tMERICAN MUsEUM-Marb!e build

"A ing opposite ST Psurs Church,. T. BARNUN
ManageS-Las, week OF the gorgeous and magnificent
spectacle OF ,,s
Last week OF the universally admired Animated TAD
leaux inc ludfng the Burning nj Moscow
The celebrated INDIAN CHIEFS with thsif warriors
and Squaws have arrived ., -. ...
r. q Sherman, The Ballad Singer O. b9otS, .se an
riyalied Comic Singer-La Petite Celeste he %lniaeu
dansruse-AIiss Hood, tie Vocalist, nc
On "Wednesday and Saturday Of this week Day Per.
Torrance will take place in the afternoon commencing al
I! oJcIock The Evening Performance al u O'Clock.
Price OF Admission, % csn.s-Chldren cndef 10 yeas
Lac
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Rnnkrunfn-Eeh. g.

Stewart Scott Brewer. New York.
n. 9. Carnes, Merchant. do
Benjamin Newman, Hotel Keeper. Vest Farms
Robert White late Cashier ............... York.
K. Waterbury, Tailor and Draper......... do
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GREAT REDUCTION.

FROM TWELVE SIX DOLLARS
Mr. BRISTOW, OF London, guarantees TO reform ANY
WRITING, however bad ilieg!be cramped into beau
tiiul tree expeditions and finished Mercantile style,
adapted to all the pursuits OF life and business in Twelve
EASY LEssoNs-ior only SiS Dollars
Academy No 2s5 Broadway. near Park Place.
THE LADIES are taught elegant graceful and fashion
able running-hand. They assemble daily II O'clock.
IT VIsrrERs in New-York take a course il Three
Days Mr.. B. is to be seen from A. NJ. 10 r. NJ, from
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Important Merchants Clerks
u Eristow's Writing and Hook kee p IN g
ana Short Hand Academy No. 235 Broadway, neal Prh
Place continues open Day and Evening Gentlemen oil
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Il Thirf enfh Ward.-The Democrats Wing
Committee OF 18th Ward, for 1885, will meet at S79
Grand St corner Clinton Formerly Asa Onderdonh.l on
Thursday evening, 9th insl. al o'clock. BY order.
CHAS. Nj. SIMONSON, Chairman.
ISAAC o. Hunt, Secry. rs II
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:aI ATCHES lower than ever.--In conc

MAJ ATCHES lower than ever.-ln con-
w sequence OF the reduction OF au,ies by tAe late
tariff the subscriber selling his stock OF GOD and SILVER
n new and splendid patterns and Jewey at r3ail sts
considerable reduction from former prices being ninth
he city Gold Watches low as S2D 10 SIS EACH
Watches and Jewery exchanged or bought. All watches
warranted TO keep good time the money reufDed~-
watches ana Clocks repaired in the best manner aad war
ran.ed al much lSss than the usual p.icea-
q. C. ALLEN, Importer Of Wziches and Jewellery,
nl1isu Mnalessle and etaii. 80 Wnil-st. siairI
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9 70 g C\d 9 Ok - q 7
STENOGRAPRY.

Or the amusing of SHORTHAND Writing taught by Mr.
Brow in II lessons for takDg down Sermons Lectures
Trials, &c. &c. as fast Us any person can speak.
N. B. work OF the author presented every pupil.
III For sale at the Academy, up stairs. Guide 10
Short-H Hand" j22 ST ATL. In rs
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q New York socie.y Library. corner Of Leo.

nard street aI:d Broadway.-Mr. JNu. w. s. HOWS will
deliver Lecture Monday evening next, Feb 49, al the
Lecture Roem Of the abe We Institute.
Subject the Lights and Shades Of Genius, with app.
cation of the subject the Conservative Influence Genius
should exercise, opposition the Cant of The times,
bodied the phrases The Spirit of the Age and the Su-
prenacy OF Intellect" r. al R past O'clock
Tickets 25 cents each, be obtained Mers 1heolo
gca Book Store, Broadway, between Blocker and Amy
streets; Roe Lockwood's, Broadway Messrs. RayHoro
Book Store, Bowery Mr.. Geo. B. Powell, Bowery; at the
desk Of, the Society Library, and of Mr.. Hows, Beach st.
doors from ST Johns Park 1850
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POST OFFICE.

New YORK, February 1913.
n Northern Maii.-Ffom and after this date, un-
Ill furker nolice the Northern Mail (nclndng the Way
Mails each side of the hudson Rver Will be closed AT
81 ST. JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, P. NJ.
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gNCONOMY IN DRESSED Broad

way opposite The Fountan.-I would suggpst 10 The
community that am furnishing every article OF Clothing
outs have been afforded and would solicit call from iI'e
capable Of approaching good work. that they hay ndse o.
The Inducements offered 10 those paying ready money;
our prices VIM n =. 1atS and r., iI,r
j3l Draper
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DISASTERS,


Brig Bovodino, from wcsste for Boston. which put
into Cadz Dec L. in distress with part OF cargo thrown
overboard had experienced hurricane ia which her
woodends and fore frame started. She obliged
discharge for repairs which nearly completed Dec
q and she would be ready for sea in fortnight.
Bark Crows, Price. of and for john & from Liver
pool st Now abandoned the s,h Dec. lat ~ a.
and passengers taken of by vessel arrived OF Mar
gate, 26;h Dec The took OTTER bsing abandon.
ed Sac insured in En,la
SHIP CLAuptUs, CT BosroS The ship Clau6iuS Captain
Seebe previously reported ashore Ssno beiov Charles
tsn has since bged and will br lost About 100 bags
coffee have been saved ia damaged state and placed
board Of smacks about 40 bags coee being Balance
the cargo lost by the swamppg OF The long boat 10
passing from the ship othe smacks; small portion
OF the sails and rigging will also bS saved Capt 5 and
arrived al Charleston the d. bavlHg abandoned
ship after using every eIeren 10 get her OIL Two machs
had arrived Al Charleston the Sd with sundrie the
wreck.
ScHH HIGHLAsDER.-A letter from Georgetown 3 C.,
dated Jan ST. gives account OF the loss OF the schr High
lander OF Brdgeown, NJ which wreck cd O'Clock
the afternoon OF The 3h AIedway's Beach, Sc The
wind blowing gale from N by stormy thick wealth
at the time and the being heavy, il impossible
for her to ride H. and she compelled TO before the
until she struck. She is bedded about feet in the
sand and is somewhat damaged She can be got Oft for
$780, The Highlander was from Philadelphia bound TO 81
Augustine Fla.
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II First Anniversary of The Mount Nernon Ten
p.rarce b. Sociry.-rhe Rev DR. Bfownee VIII deliver
rance discourse Thursday afternoon at ciock
10 The Mount Vernon T. E. Society, the Church corner
of Chryse and Delancy-srees Also in the evening al
O'Clock. DR.. butcher and Other Wasnogtoulsns %h ao
teresng general invitation IS gwen 10 tie
friends OF Temperance to attend. Free admission.
l.. WISBURNE President
prrroS Secretary IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-09

Ut Chelsea Lyceun,.-wiiam Beach lawrence
will Lecture before The Chelsea Lyceum at the Baptist
Church in Sx,eenhstrteSl building cas-, OF the Eighth
avenue, Thursday evening. Feb. at u o'clock, M
IS On the Colonization of New Jersey. IL
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A FACT WORTHY THE ATTEN-

"A TON OF ALL--It is a undeniabie fact that nd
viouas Of all Religious denominations and Political creed
daily subscribing for Mcrr5s Museum which Is the ts-
yortr OF American Iouth As evidence OF the interest
exc,es the juvenile mind Is only necessary say,
that many little orght.~ye fellow. with his sunny face,
almost daily the publishers Office for
prior iisdate o. publication Tquiring" is Robert
M.rry's Meseum oa ys Can have in call IT, morrow
ofPhp Bru.qu-, and how Bob Merry lost his leg.
are going have answer 10 the Poz7ie Ia next
nuniberD &C. The modest is,lc girl 100 among tho
missing she also has question ask "Shali we have
more stories Ike The Three Sisters oEg 10 hear more
about Fanny Gossip Susan Lazy - very sensible
man says Ny little daughter isup betmes 10 the morning
anxious 10 get the fcs reading OF IT, he nao says hos
.aved me dollar fhe price Of The Museumf
by keeping my Henry In doors evenings Instead Of wearing
out shoc leather with other boys at play"
BRADBURY, SODEN K co ~ NasSau-st. ". Y
az aRd 10 schoOl.stretl, Boston.
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u Irish Emigrnnt scciety.-A meeting ofths
friends and OF the irish k;ngrant Society viii
be held al Washington Hail. OF Readestreet and
Broadway Friday evening, the 10th Of February ins
The Chair will be taken al O'Clock. Front seats re-
served for Inaiesand they are respectfully invited 10 at
tend. ROBBERY HooAN, fresment.
GEO L. KEEFFE Secretary. 9i2tN
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MONEY MARKET.
a, the stock Exchange, FEB. =
SECOND soARp.

SECOND BOARD.
o.,,ss 1sSo.snw $4,000 NY IS 1873 ......ie4l
49, 10 so ds 6Sil
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XXT ANTED-A situation 10 cook, wash
wv or iron, or as ChsRbermaid By young woman
With good reference. Apply AZ 80 BoHeryr II
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T Public Debate Mt the broadway Tab.
ERNACLE.-The following resolution viii be discussed
on Friday evening, Feb. 10:
"ResOlyed, That Protective Tariff is conducive TO our
National Prosperity"
Affrmstve-JosEpH Blunt, ESQ, HORACE GREELEY
Esq.
Tickets l2t cents--To he bad al Dayton NeWnans
1919 Broadway al the Tribune office, the door The
evening of the D. bate. HUGH MAXWELL, Pres't.
w. B. WEDGwoop, Sec'ry. ~ IL
NJ Capital Funishmen,.-The argument OF.
Rev. Mr. CAeever designed answered, the Scripture
support fully taken and turned against him by Rev
Mr. Dewey a, Washington Hall, Thursday night 9Th inst
Admission 10 cts. for two. ~ ~
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a Principle made practicable Principle made Useful
NETWORK CASH TAILORING

- Y rS i%hDhhSKihSNA, 9SA-S 4 uNotist, NSW.ae sa.
TIE usaergned IN announcing 10 their patron, their de-
termination adhere strictly Tie prscipe OF saSn dcai
ing in their business would take say that they
have become we'll satisfied OF The practcabiy apd aseul
OF such plan by the uniform which has al,
tended It's operation in their house from The
The advantages derived by the customer from the adop
Gon OF this realizing gain 50 per
upon credit priceshcy conceive perfectly obvious aud
therefore need comment OF the merits Of their house
and the facilities with which they invested OF furnishing
cheap aad rich garnen they win aiia;e-fuily az
sured as they are that this simple fact Is eo well known
their celebrity well established to require further
mark And in calling the attention OF the gentlemen Of the
United States and NewYork in particular to their asort
ment OF choice goods they will merely observe that ni,do
Waiting puncuaty anti dispatch in answering the commands
OF their friends Is much part OF their system cash
payraents. nSQ istf J. C. BOOTH CO.
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o.,nercic, and Money Matters.

I
was fair business done to-day, and tie inquiry
securities continues good at full rates Ohio Sizes
.lieh.ly; Kentucky Elves fell OFF per cent;
,a,sd declined !; Harlem +
aaDo have been some transactions in Sterling 81
eraacss 49, - a.. on o, ,;.c
,,es dates from Mobile state that TIE bill to wind up
,,.n,gomery branch has passed both Houses The bill
,ce The Hunuville branch il liquidation had been or
third reading ia the House. and its fate was
toubtful! $50 .,,.,
80, Affairs were decidedly better as regards stocks
~ Io.r, 1914 offered and l04 asked. This exhibits
v w., confidence in The Government or great abun.
If r,oaey-wich our readers must decide for them.
We confess that would rather see stocks in less
,.d and the business avenues aore animated. Relief
v improving, and indeed The rates generally of the
".,,v hanks in Pennsylvania. Relief Eotes vary frem
., sr cent discount Our banks still complain OF the
90, n bpsness Their vaults particularly well sup
sa with specie and they could with ease and advantage
80 ,ter loans very considerably" Governor Porter
- ,gaed the bill authorizing the canceling of seO0OO OF
no,es monthly. The income from the public works
,,.,nsylyania for 1912 was as follows:
rs,l 81
Naive power Ho<off Vs
r..l amour, OF CANAL railway and motive pow
ne..o drawbacks 1914 n
-, ...e;ntc for Is42. S920 49g AZ
Aa do Observation-Disclosures. ,G79,696 G3
....s ,s comnsred with lsA.............. 1885 81
~. ...s;n,s for 1912. S92O499 AZ
H.asnses $780, 70
ssss of cepts $3.50 452 y
b,e, ia
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u Berehn Enstafute EectNTess--hALfH
WALDO EMERSON will deliver The hrs. OF q Course Of
6ve) Lectures before the Institute Tuesday evening"
February 7h; The Second Thursday evening, Feb 9Th
Monday evening" Feb. 49, and the Finn on Wednesday
evening" February Bin the Unverseist Church corner o.
the whole Cour.e)-' New England etc. etc.
Cards US cenis may be had at the principal bookstores
in roadway the door The evening OF The Lecture
By order (2) C. s. STEARNS, Src'y. If 81
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Ships Elisha Deaison, Dean, Apaiachicor, + Huriout
Co; Orpheus, Hl Ltverpoo;, Geo Cook Ssng, Ram
i,on NO J EIwcil s Co.
Bark John odiiB, Hanover, Mob L. Nesrath Leeds Co.
Brgs Boston, Hamilton. Madeira. Foster Nickrrsea
Thomas CuIt. jenkins, No. E Richardson Co; Henri
SchTs Alabama, hingsbury, Key Wess, G $ Coz; Rio,
6Eiring, Nswbers, NC, Medsd Plat
ARRIVED
Bark Darlington Barrou, OF Providence, q ds I'm NO cot
ton 70 master
SUI brig wilfstro Rollosoa 90 ds from Stockholm iron
10 BooFnIaD, Johnston y Co.
Breu brig BrsEel Roper 81 Is fra Bremen, $4,000 In
silver $40 900 IN gold to Meyer Ssucsen
Sehr Stoves. Newbern. NC, wi,s naval stores,
Schr EDITOR, Pest, for York River.
Schr Ana D, sede. 10 ds I'm Darieu, GA, ccon Nj Be
BELoW-i ship and brig Wind irish NV
Ship Allen, Charleston.
Barks Autumn, Pacific Ocean; Nsyarlnc, Sliaseow
brigs Motto, Lisbon; Warsaw, Matan1ss; Tam O'Shan-
ter, NJ Thomas Seine, NO, and Others.
MEMORANDA.
The snip Alabama and three briggs all inv bound
still at anchor al the = w Spit.
Considerable driit ice in the North md East rivers
The packet ship La Duchess dOrieans, Tor Havre, will
be detained until Saturday the llth irst
The fst class Boston buit ship Henry fiait sold
Monday by Messrs Austin Wlrerding, for SS7 sea She
registers SCI ss5hs and is three oldnvenoly
pleic.
The brig Padans from Philadelpha was sold at Perua.
buco previous to 18th Dec.
Ship Gsorgana, Sehm. which cleared at Charleston on
wednesday Tor Liverpool, havipg%haued in the stream
was found to be wanting IN bassyns almost her beam
ends She will have discharge OF cargo and
take in more ballast before it will be safe for her go
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NJ 1S43.-End of tne World this Year
There will Lecture this evening and every evening
This week at O'Clock, in The Church. corner oil Madison
and Ca,hasine street. the Second Coming OF Christ
George Snrrs of Albany will lecture Saturday evening
ON the Second Chapter OF Daniel and he Sabbath on
the h and 9Th Chapters The pablo are invited to attend
Seats free. Bekad he comeih and every eye Shai see
him" ~
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NJ American HustifuIP.-A stated monthly meet
ing of this Institute will held The depository This
Crhursdsy) Evening a. 7! O'Clock.
The Second Lecture oil the Course Astronomy, by
Prof ,iouraud illustrated by RusSslPs Paneiarium, Will
take place on Friday, s.h inst, at u O'Clock II
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LIME.-Orders left at
d IL box co. mercbantS Exchange, will receive prompt
,tien,ion. Price 81 per cask nj 500 lbs.
i9n ALLAH SMITH, the only manufacturer
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~ New-Xork Fire Department Fund.
The undersigned Committee OF Inc trustees OF the rite
D-partmen beg leave call the attention OF the fends
and patrons This charitable Institution 10 the following
The n. V SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY have in The
kintest manner volunteered 10 periomthe Grand orsoro
OF DAVID AND GOLIATH tor ,he oeasht o. .ns In aus
cs.on they will be assisted by Mr. CoLBuRS oil hlstou'
WHO has been expressly engaged TOR The character OF DA
Tickets eacrto be had Of the otcsrs OF The Depart
meut prnciPa! music stores at The door On Tue
OF performance of elIher OF The COMMITTEE.
y pei''' -'1''s, MARTIN W: EMMnNs, u spruee-s'
FORSYTH LABAGH. Il Grand ST.
fs7, JAMES PRYER, 2i5, Froni-st
rGood Ronrd ana p!easan, Rooms be obtained
n. No. ID Cid-streeL W o'
ny Clothing sociesy.-Dona,ions IN money or
goods mpy be lei, with Mrs Colgate Dutch street. or WIN
any of The Managers - ~
rTs Inward Reason of Christiauify.-REN.
BY JAMES VIII deliver tllTd Lecture al Inc otayFsss
In>titue Thursday evening, 9Th Subject OF Lecture
-THE TWO Ap.Ms-Lectnr- TO commence al hah pas. D.
Abundance Tree
r. sv,xauia Asuec,Siion.-The once OF this
for subscription 10 lis stock. and The
of information is q, Evening Post Buildings Room no
up stairs and every iav from I'll O'Clock. o%'
rrTr;bune Job Printing Ofice, loo Mas
sns-stree-
AN kinds OF JOB PRINTING, snch as
n,.nu1r Ts MAMMOTH Stow BILLS,
C.T,IoeuEs LECTURE Bulls,
CHECKS CARDS, CONCERT pills, i'eaH o
INSURANCE POLICIES, Fancy
BILLS or LAose, roLtIlcAL pills,
CIRCULARS, oiSCpLAAs' thsaf 49, ,.a
Pnompty executed al the Osice TaE TRIBUNE, No. loe
Nassau.ssreel, topposiie the Pa.S.l ai'
u Spencer announces 10 geatlearn that his arrange
m,ns are now completed Supplying according 10 pre-
v;ons in,izauon, FIxE FUE hat al priee t9a S0'
which shall render il emphaealy the eAeapeH as wen a'
loves, priced Geutleens Far Hat ever On sale In .a'
CITY, prepared in the s,se style WHICH Guar
Sues r1;cje and ike that article offered AZ prlee al
which cannot be continued without an unusually rapc
saIe The undersigned with al confidence aris % pc
Tar the gentleman and economist the most deSTaaie u
Ha,ys, offered. toasaa SPENCER, rs broadway
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-10-26
Vermont Legislature.
From Walton's Dolly Journal.

From Walton's Dolly Journal.
Friday, Oct. IS.
HOUSE. On motion of Mr.. Kellogg,
the House proceeded to the election OF
Clerk of the House for the year ensuing,
with the following result, MeSsrs. Wrigh t
of Shorcham aud Davis of Norwich Dc-
ing tellers:
Ferrand F. Merrill IFS
o, FL Smith %
r. r. ThraI 2
Whereupon FERRAND F. MERRILL
Esq, was elected and sworn.
On motion Of Mr.. Denson the House
proceeded to the election of engrossing
clerk for the year ensuing, with the fol-
lowing result, Messrs. Billings and San
bonn :elers:
Ambrose L Brown, Il3
Horace Clark, 81
G. L. Knapp,
Horace Brown, |
When Ambrose L. Brown Of Rutland
was declared elected.
SENATE. The following committees
were then appointed
EtnGncG-MesSrs. camp, Cahoon, Mum
sill.
Jn1iejory-Messrs. Briggs, Butler, sar-
geant.
Ctaims-Messrs. Cuts, Farr, Plumb
EducGtjon-Messrs Dutton, Scott, Sa-
bin
Agricuzturc-M essrs. E. Allen, Phil
lips, Reed.
M0nRfactures-Mess Porter,Sprague,
Harris.
Military AGairs-Messrs. A. Allen,
Thompson, Bass.
Roads and Caaals-Messrs. Field, Girls
void and Hubbard.
Bamks-Messrs Starr, Cahoon and Stone
Land Ta1es-Messrs. Green, Bingham
and Morgan.
Saturday, Oct. Ia.
SENATE. Prayer by the Chaplain.
Mr.. Plumb presented petition from
the inhabitants of Brauleboro asking the
repeal of all acts relative to the sale of ar
dent spirits, and giving to the town au-
!horily the power of appointing persons TO
fetal such spirits; referred TO a commit
tee Of three.
The Senate came in from joint as
sembly, when the Governor transmitted
his annual Message by Mr.. Hale his
secretary, which was read on mo'oo Of