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Temperance Festivai.-NEw-YoRK UsIo,

% Temperance Fesfivai.-NEw-foRK UNION
No l. DAuaETERs NJ TEMPERANCE will hold Festival on
THURSDAY EVENING, the 18th INST, at National Hall,
Canal street few from Broadway. on which occasion
they will be favored by the attendance Of His Honor the
Mayor, Hon. THEODORE FREL1soHuYszS. and Rev; y.
CHASE who will address the and pains viii be
sprre In the Entertainments OF the NC pleasant and
agreeable those who msy favor them with ths't
down tn supper 81 O'Clock. Tickets OF admission 80
to be had OF ars Lewis 63 Dvisionst.eet Nils, Woocy
30i owery Organ Office of Ann md Natsau.eets
and at the door on the night of the Festival.
Mrs. C. McKTBBIN.
MRs A CARPENTER. Secret-ry. dl7 3ta
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ccu,-t CeIenoiar-Tnis day.

SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos. l02, 25, S, SO, IS, 1OI
1874 40 81 26 ], 49, l07, l0S 100, Ill, liz, 49, Ia
us, So, SO. IS, 79, %, so, 81, 50 As 90 so, so
as 10. S. g. 81 90 49, 100, IA. -, 50, rs, le4, 93
u COMMON pIrAs.-NOs. 9, 81, %, %, 25. 90. 80,
81, 81, IA.
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nP A TEMPERANCE festival will be given by
The Daughters of Temperance. Union No. l, at
National Hall this evening. To those interested
in Temperance, and we doub. no; 10 others, II
will be an interesting and pleasant gathering
These Temperance festive meetings might, with
l;t,lo modification, furnish the basis Of social re-
vnions OF once profitable and delightful. Ii the
formal supper were entirely discarded, with i,s
crsu,ped postures and chance companionships,
and place supplied by generous sideboard OF
refreshments, in separate room, leaving the main
hall for greetings, conversation, music and what
ever mig hit seem calculated to brighten the chain
of Friendship, in;erspersed at intervals with very
brief addresses or Rotations. VIC are sure the al
traction and the satisfaction would be augmented
Shall not something ike this DO tried Would
il DO difficult to have one room for Conversation
another for Music, third for Addresses, &c. :
II would not DO such bore to listen if an escape
consistent with good manners were always easy.
Tx CASE OF Miss WEBsTER.-The Boston
Chronicle of yesterday contains long and very in
.re.,;ns letter from Miss Della Webster, the young
woman confined in the Jail at Lexington, ny. on
charge Of violating the slave laws OF that State:
NJ sve mot room for the letter today, but shall
ands.vor 10 pubiish il Tomorrow. She states that
~ ,ohn Al. sfCala, Hoe. Leslie Combs and his
.s Mr. Snv are her council, and that Mr. Clay
rs g;yan her encouragement OF appearing IN her
h.hs1f She has been advised TO employ Mr. Web
sser. bot refrans from applying to nun ior want OF
funds.
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~ Lecture.-DR. EUEN. Of Ulster County. and for
many years Druggist the city of New York will FIJI
DAY EvEN1SG the Goth commencing al hnf pa7 o'clock
deliver Lecture Croton Hail. corner Of Bowerg and Dlv
oneet, the abuses practced upon the Scenre OF Med
cine. Tickets III. dlI.U
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G- The Ladies Of 81. Peters Church will
hold Fair the Basement Of that Church, for the benefit of
the School spgeln,ended by The Sisters Monday and Tues
Catholic Tbs city and Brookyn earnest
contributions will be thankfully received by the ss No IL
Barclay street. diS&B
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D- The attractions presented Mt the New-York Museum
draw crowds OF visitors to that popular place OF
amusement The Ourang Ouang astOunds body by ITS
close resemblance mankind while the exquisite singing OF
Lynch, kavnnnah Murphy, the two Misses AdaiI u1d NJ
Phillips, Eparts the most rapturous delight The Lady Me-
lodists Southern Songter also for their share OF
applause. A performance this afternoon,
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~ There is great rush of visitors to the American slu
see lademoree FANNY, the Ouran Ouinng, whose
limitations OF the napners or the Hna aIe most aston
credible asncy and the only living specimen oil THIS won.
derfu the country The lady Petroogsts Visions
tury almost supernatural and gain Tor her LIE re-
Of intimacy with spirit. The perform
the Saloon full OF hunor ind talent and NJ
vornbly elicit the warmest APPRECIATION.
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y A mos, splendid assor,men, Of French Car

E@ most splendid assortment Of French Car
eel Lamps, Lustres, Candelebras, SHADES, Fancy
Boxes, sc. may now be seen al the establishment
Of Messrs. DIAcos & SAxros, No. 20 John.street.
The beautiful taste and high degree Of attained
bv the French artists in The manufacture OF these
articles command unqualified admiration and praise.
With every vsrirty Of perfect FORM there is the
greatest diversity OF the richest mateTial-Porce-
lain, Bronzss, Or Moln. &c. The Carcei Lamp is
nov go generally known in fashionable circles as
superior TO all others Tor producing brilliant and
effective light, that we nced not commend them to
attention on this score. They are elegant thing
fer holiday present. being both beautiful and useful
SANDss SAPsAPAR1LLAit IS ns.oni:hog how ll,te was
known Of the of preserving health
ago writer that tells bs, the famous Countess Of
ty To habit Of bopg herself with old salt butter before
the health depenen; upon ire cSueon Of the bleds TACT
evidenced by comon anas,; ot the qd N health apd
mysteries Of the physical system and the next thing TO search
me great s9tehouse o. yessase pnuTe wee, under me
found Such has been the course pursued by the inventors OF
SIS remedy one Of the most potea, purifiers Of The BLOOD
but have impaired TO It the 81 preparation
Rngworrl Ery.peas. acute Rheumatism and all ucerous
and eruptvs affections It's operation mos, aiuary and Ell
For are, particulars, and conclusive evidence Of It's superb
., yaue and ecacy Zee pamphlets which may Be obnned
Prepared and sold; wholesale and retail, by 4: B. d.
Sold also 3 Broadway, n East Broadway and By Drug.
gists generally throughout; the United State.
Price 81 per bottle; SIX bottles for s..
----ux.----
ss,Srii1 .oi ~ u rnnf:lsna no rA'NAe' u
pr. Ne Mars .7eorstie on, cure for DEAFNESS.
GGt Ins!dn ~ SoJs ~. e. H IA IL Gu. MOI ue sA
WdfiseS bd4nl ~ SotuM0ia 'ol me nan; ~,
Hays Iinmen, viii cure any of PILES,
indian feSetaole EiIr ana Ln'neHt tor t@e KHEuMA.
TlsM.
Co., n, -. - ,-- ,~.u -.
,lOSNELLs hAGlcAL IAN EATRACToE-ffo gu VIII pleass
observe tnat IS no sovereign remedy oi a COMPANIES
oui ony tehdea lct several appcaons ana VIII cure the
following, VIZ: ,,.u,
Rurns; trysipeas, Shiibinps,
Tor ce T E{ e uu pes i LEES ni FL la ''s'' @
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Mr.. o. S. Fowler is expected in this city early
mex, week, 10 Lecture on Phrenology.
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THOSE ELEGANT ."oLp GLOSSY RuBBERs
bought ut the auction the entire lot OF the best Rnbbers sold 70
and glossy without yaish and high figured square oed thin
Shoes admit that they the best they had senior sale
only ST. the ordinary kind good any other II market at
These elegant Rubber retred only at q Maden Lane,
1st block from Broadway one door from NaS3us
HORACE II. DAY,
ID 2w 2 SUCCESSOR To Roxbury India Rubber Co.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

Port OF NEwYoRK..... .DECEMBER 10.
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ny Muns! NUNS and Furs-sellins by retai
., WHO'D prices for this WEEK ONLY. al No Cor;
nnd tree near Rroadway. LADIES'. doat isget u Ipa
supply yourselves In time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

-nr Mechan,cs' Institute observation-disclosures
RElD'S FOURTH LECTURE ON CHEMISTRY as ap-
piled the Mechanic Arts and Menuactures with numerous
experimental Illustrations, will be deyed in the Institute Lee
tire Room eastern basemen, Of TIE City Hall, on FRIDAY
EVENING, 2hh Instant a. o'clock ~
Tickets for the Course, including other Lectures and Classes
for the go, y cents Tor single Lecture. Mem
bc OF the Institute the Lectures are tree Terms Of HebeI
ship. which gives privileges 20 The School, Library and Rend
ing. Room. 81 initiation fee, and 81 annual dues.
SATURDAY EVENING, 2lst ut "a O'clock the e5atng
Club for the dscnss,o9 Of teIary md Sc:nlic sub
jects. (d1s2t) CHARLES L. BARRITT, ActGary
IJ- Lectures for the Relic rnf the Appren.
ficrs' Library-By DR.. LARDNER, nj tho Stlyvesant
Instute-The public informed that this Series Dt Lectures
having been interrupted Monday evening" and consequent
disappointment the audience having Dr. ladner
desires to express his for sDch Inconvenience
Severe family ndspostion having rendered him unnbe
lecture he despatched letter explaining Tins to the Commit
been prope delivered The Lectures will be resumed
evening WEDNESDAY the 18th inst and will be regularly
tnued rs follows:
"Wednesday, Dec 18th. - The Lunar Discoveries.
Friday. De- &C.. s si1 The tn, Syn
Friday, Dec. 2Ith The Stellar Universe.
Tickets for the Course fora gentleman, 81 for lady 30
cents for lie evening centso be had at the Appren
tees Library No. "a Crosbyst, between G.und aud Broome
streets during the evening; at Nan Norden kngs Station
cry Store, ~ William teet, in the Exchange; Bartlett
Wefords. stor House: H. & $. Raynors IS Bowey, ana
l. J. Crowens, t3 Broadway corner OF Beeckerst DIS
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number OF years devoted their
on Of such, and aIe enabled,
lie latest and most choice lmpor-
e expressly for them, and can
.ablishmcnt-the whole forming
riety or quality in this city:
sos, Tweezes. ard over leo
different patterns of Rodgers,
Wostenholm, &c. most highly
polished Knives, embracing sy.
cry kind of Congress, Whom
cliff. President, Sporting, SC.
PORTABLE DRESSING
CASES.
Manufactured 10y the SUBJ
scribers, of the most compact
forms, equal in finish to the
imported. and much lower in
price. containing the Metallic
Tablet for keeping Razors in
order, with a variety Of French
and English do.
RAZORa.
From the manufactures Of
Joseph Rodgers 8, Son. Wade
& Butcher. Pickle7s, Elliott;
also. n choice article, made ex-
pressly for the subscnbes' re-
tail tr,ds by Hall Of Sheffield.
FOR THE HAIR.
GuerIain's Eau Lustrude.
Rowland's Maccassar Oil,
Gouraud's Antique Cydo-
nine, Philocome. OK Marrow,
Wyeth's Cream of Lilies,
Balm Of Columbia.
tON VI Il l'~S.
Row'and's Knlydor, Cow
lands Lotion. Roussel's Cos
metlc Cream, Roussel's Hair
Dye, Rowland's Essence Of
Tyre, sc. &c.
far surpusses the Hone in pro-
a Razor, without using oil or
Is so simple 70 use, make it 4
toilet.
SAUNDERS & SON,
and Manufacturers.
l63 Broadway. (1) dl7 3teod
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The vessels reported being boarded and receiving Pilots
ore still in the Ohng.
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W SEE LAST PAGE.
Sailed.

Noanva The Telegraph reports vessels in sight at
set.
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The TARlrr.-- The Richmond Enquirer has a
letter from Washington which saws:

1.-THE Committee on Ways and Means will, in all
probability, r,ror, bill modifying the Tariff, which
will approximate nearly 10 Gen McKay's able re.
port Of the last winter. This have learned to-day
dec. l0) though. ns yet, the Committee have nc,
been called together by the Chairman"
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tntions, some Of which are ma
not be obtained Mt any other e:
m assortment not eaunled in v
PERFUMERY.
Gaerluin's, Lubin's. Pre-
yos,'s, Edes's. Patey's. Rous.
sci of Philadelphia; German
Cologne, Ray Water, &c.
SOAPS.
RIGGS Military and Vege.
table ; Gnerlnin's AmbrosiaI
Cream and Tablet Monpela's
Oloophene Pfcvost's Omni-
bus; Roussel's Almond and
Rose Cuke; also in Cream for
shaving. This article obtained
the premium, q silver medal,
at the last Fair OF the Amc,i-
can Institute. (Sole agent for
New. Yoik.)
BRUSHES.
Hair Brushes, n large varie-
~, from 9 cents upwards-lGo
different patterns Shaving
Brushes. made expressly forthe
subscribers, with name stamped
on; their superiority consists
in having the bristles firmly set.
of such shape US to spread the
lnther evenly: Tooth. Cloth,
and Hat Brushes.
COMBS.
Dressing Combs of Tortoise
Shell. Buffalo, Ivory, and imi-
tation of French and English
manufacture: Pocket Combs
Of % different patterns.
FANCY CUTLERY.
Nail Files. Boot Hooks, Scis-
The METALLIC TABLE.
ducing 4 keen, smooth edge u
water; its cleanliness, aud bel
most desirable appendage to n
G.
To he had nj the Toilet Stnrt
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IosIAH RICHARDS. Auctioaesr.

JOSIAH RICHARDS. Auctioaesr.
n- Large sale of ANIMALS, Holiday
Racks. Ssc.-THI5 EVENING: viii be sold ct the Auc.
ton Rooms Of BANGS. RICHARDS & PLATT. No. 0a
Broadway rich collection of Book suitable for Holiday
(s Including Annnas for 1875 anil other geas: elegant En-
belhca Works md Books in fine bindings beautiful Be,es
md PRAYER Books sc, -
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IMMATURE ALMAsAc-rHls DAY.
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o. SASDs's. BRIsroL's. and Constock's EXTRACT OF
Sdrsapdruia sold at q Cour:land ST. also
Dr. .Nctair's -7eonstie On, acure for DEAFNESS.
East indian DyE wall color the HAIR. not the skin.
Odrigcs Balm Of Columbia for the Hair.
Western PdnGcea warranted TO cure 4sthma and Dys.
pepsia.
Hays Linimen, viii cure any case of PILES,
irdi1n VegetGe Eiirir and Lininent for tae RHEuMA
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Markets. Carefully Reported for The Tribune;
"WEDNESDAY. Dec. 1s
ASHES-Tne market is dull today and the saie' only mo-
ernts nj 3s7Is Tor Pots. and l2ts Pcari'
''A'' - Export from lst To III! Deesmb'ra os,,1.
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r. Lectures for the Reiiernf the Appren.

Do Free Lecture on Water Cure.-DR
sEW wall Lecture al Clinton Hall. corner IEeekmnn and
Nassau streets, Friday Evening next the Danyefs and
other Objections Water Cure. The object vii be to ex
plain the objections frequently made concerning me New Sys
tam, and the 20 show how IN variety oil ways,
ut remedial and hygicnc agent can be safely and ben
ecaly used By all Lecture precisely at IA Clock dlo Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

OF The agonsng pains OF Rheumatism eased and often
permanently cured minutes by applying la the pnrts al
lictod small quantity o.! Cslimans Rheumatic Embroca
.lon or Bone and Slrew Llnment
Iain In the bones, Govt, Stiff Neck,
Lumbago, Cramp, Cold in the Joints, &c.
II indeed like charm relieving the most eIcrueiang
pains. The public assured there untruh this snts
ment Sold 80 81 bottle at u Chatham ST. or S3
Broadway, n. Y, dig 2teod
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Rises, H 3 s SETS Morn nm. MOON FULL SEA
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TOILET FURNISHING SToRE-The subscribers respectfully
Gull the attention the public their collection of artee for
the Toilet they having for number OF devoted their
time exclusively in the selection Of such and enabled,
through their agents. have the latest and most choice mpor
ntons Of which made expressly for hen and can
not be obtained any other es,abhmcn-the whole forming
m assortment not eaualed in variety quality this city,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

D5- Mechanics Institute.--The ANNUAL
ELECTION for Officers and Board Of Directors for the en-
SUNG year. will be held in the institute Rooms, City Hall, on
THURSDAY EVENING, 18th instant, ct ~ O'Clock
The COMMITTEE Nominations Ike pleasure 10 presenting
temen for Officers and Directors having pledged themselves
duties elected and TO out the objects
IL xhlch tie nStI;ufe "a OIgInGied:
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InvtHtOf5 uHN NIuhuEaClUIels
To be had ut the Toilet Store 63 Broadway. ( d7 3sod
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GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CoNoERT.-Tomorrow
evening Concert will be given at the Tabernacle
in aid of the Charitable Fund Of the ST Georges
Society OF New.York, at which Mr.. and Mrs. Sc
gum, Mr.. Frazer, Madam Quo, Miss Taylcr, MIR.
Brough Signor Begnis, and, best of all, OLE BULL,
have proffered their services. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

90 BEALs' HAIR RESTORATIVE. warranted TO make HAIR
grow bald places and preve,t hair from falling
Found at ees Agency. 81 Walker street, ls store FROM
Urro d.yny
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NAvgL.-The new q. s. sloop-oi-war 81 Ma
~ Commander Saunders arrived here on Sunday
nr tow OF the steamer Osceoa, from Washington, which
she left on Friday morning, al lO3s O'Clock
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Memoranda.
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e THE GRAND CoscERr in aid of the Chari;-
able Fund of the ST. Georges Society will be given
at the Tabernacle This Ecening. The list of per-
formers furnishes ample assurance of rich treat TO
The lovers of harmony. 1t will be noticed that OLE
Bull has kindly consented 10 appear on the occa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

D~ Dcntistry.-AC the undersigned. hav.
ing had opportunities Of examining Sets of Artificial
Teeth made and adapted to the mouth, by Mr d. LEV
ETT Dentist, Of this city, Of Broadway and Warren
street, and being fully satisfied tia, he expert and sent
c workman in his profession, and TINT be possses remark
able IN the delicate and adjustment Of both whole
and partial sets to the gums, original and ingcnou,
application peculiar him. Of the philosophical principles Of
atmospheric pessue do therefore, in consideration Of duty 10
the artist and to the public cheeuy recommend Mr. Le'ef
TO TIE patronage of our citizens.
New York. November, lsii.
Signed ISAAC J. GREENWOOD. d. d. 3.
JOHN NELSON. NJ. ID.
r. 5. TOWNSEND, NJ. D.
II. MCLEAN, Nj. u.
The original can be Mr. ieve,ts Office. go Broad
wny corner of Warren street. (hp.) dig 81,
Dy Free Admittance to FoyvIer's PhrenOo.i,
cal Cabinet Clinton Hall, l5 Nn,sanstreet where may %
obtained u kinds OF Bos the Secnces OF ana
Physioogy Also, verbal and written tehneanos Of Gnalse-
ter both day aud evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

GS GoURArp's ITALIAN Soar the most extraordinary
remedy for the failing OF pmpes boches, eckes,
chaps roughneSs, dscslnraton other the skin,
ever invented Beware of swindlng, poisonous counterfeit
Always ask for GOuRAUD'S ITALIAN SoAP, ana eItr.
New.York only the original depot O. Wakersreet frs,
store FROM Broadway. 50 cents cake. At Boston, No.
street
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~ Eleventh Ward.-Purilan, to the recommsu
aion of the Gepenl Committee. the Wing Electors of the
Eleventh Ward assembled al their head quarters Tuesday
evening" the 18th inst, for the purpose OF selecting Five Dele
gates Tor The General Committee and also for selecting Ward
Committee for the ensuing year.
On motion. CHARLES NJ. SIMONSON was called to the
chair. and JOHN j. DoASE appointed Secretary The call Of
the meeting read and accepted and the recommendation
Of General Committee The having ofone Gene
raj Co =mittee, adopted
The meeting then proceeded to elect by ballot Deecaiehs
following gentlemen elected to the General and Wand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

CoSSELL's MAGICAL PAIN ExTRAcTog.-Yo will please
observe that is sovereign remedy iOr all complaints
but only intended for several applications, and will cure the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

Passengers Arrived,
In the ship 7ymar from StockAOlm-Marin sSrencn of
Denmark
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Pearls 'o oo's'
COTTON Jhare has considerable activity lately and
,bet sale are reported at 1850 200 baes The prices show no
bnnre bu there no particular mness IN the market ne
nrrhn were mostly for the Continent and or We
poe JpaRd and Florida. ordinary to mdd'n- al ~ sE
H. nnd go Mobile and New Orleans. ordinary to ni'dtlnE
As: 5sz good niddlEs 81 "a ncdlng tair 10 ia 9s
&c md fully fair good TAI. % "a. Inc arrivals nave
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OLE BuLL's CoHcERr.-The concert Of this dis
tiugui.hed artist last evening was excessively
crowded. OLE BULL played in his usual brilliant
aud superb style, and to the entire satisfaction of
his audience. We shall notice the Concert at more
length in to .monow's paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

hAIPi HALL,
Resored, Tint the Ward Comitte. have power 10 eli all
vacancies IN said Committee.
Resored, That the members of the Wan, Committee eject
meet at this psee TO organize on the tint ooday January
al O'Clock, r. NJ
WILLIAL HALL Chairman
A. PARDON, Jr. Secretary. Ii.
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LECTURE on WATER-CuRE.-Dr. Shcw, the in
defaugable advocate and practitioner Of Water
Cure, will give Free Lecture on his favori'e
theme tomorrow evening at Clinton Hall. As the
interest in the subject is increasing in the city, and
many disposed to investigate its claims, we
hope the Doctor will have large audience.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-01-26

The bill providing for the construction of
canal to unite the Fox and Wisconsin
Rivers, was called up, debated and again
postponed.
The Tarifrbill came up for consideration,
and Mr.. McDuffie of South Carolina spoke
at great length in denouncng the Tariff OF
1912.
In the House, various bills aud reports
were presented and read. More debate on
the "Rules" occurred; also the Western
Waters we're again considered, and some
warm debate took place.
Saturday, jan 90
The Senate was not in session.
In the House, the Presidents Message
was finally completed. An amendment
was offered to refer the subject Of the Wes-
tern waters TO select committee, which
was lost, but was referred to the Committee
on Commerce. Weller Of Ohio, and Stew
art of Pa. occupied considerable time in ex-
PLANTATION of the billingsgate slang and abuse
which occurred during the debate yesterday.
Mr.. Holmes, in ridicule of the affair, bro't
forward resolution to inquire into the expe-
diency Of repeating the law for the suppress
sion of duellingl
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MARRIED..

At the Vermont House, in this village, Jan. ] 18th,
by Rev Addison Brown, Mr. JEREMIAH f. NoYEs
to Miss SARAH Ann DENIsoN, both Of Guiliord,
I'VE understand generous loaf of cake was de-
posted with a friend, for us for which tender
our thanks, with best wishes for the happiness
of the welded pair. of the pleasure Of tasting the
cake, however, we have been wrongfnlly deprived,
Another, like Esau of old has stolen birthright.
We learn with sorrow of stomach, il not Of heart,
that gentleman of this village, prompted no doubt
by most rRvenous appetite, removed the deposite
from our friend, and greedily devoured i'll
In Mount Holly, 18th inst, by Rev. J. Hemp
hill, Mr. ABEL Ii. MILLER of Cuttingsville, to Miss
MARY A. Ives of Mt. Holly. with this notice
we had the pleasure of receiving into our hands, a
good slice from the bridal loaf VIII the happy
couple accept our best wishes, and hope that The
reality of the future may equal their expectations,
In Weston, on the llth inst. MIR Mark Moor Of
Windham, TO Miss Melissa Blodget of Weston.