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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10
RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

At THE
New York Cssh Tailoring Estabitshment
Is7 BROADWAY.
Three doors beloW the Franklin House.
c- Tie Subscribers respectfully announce that they have
made extensive arrangements for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which will enable them ce greater inducements than ever
20 gentlemen wishing ecosomze the pufchnae oil their
Fall and Winter Garments.
They have already received by late arrivals great variety
of new and new styles Of Goods well adapted 10 the Gaming
easonand will also by the packets and steamers
In. rse ard best assortment Of the latest and mst beau
u STYLES of fancy French Elastic Cassmeres, rch figured
yelyets Cashmee, Satin and silk Vesiings. ever before Of
ered IN this City.
Also JUS, received ssyerni invoices Of wled and Beaver
Cloths for Over Coat, COnks Pelton. black md fancy
coo,e French md English Cloths from tho mOst ceiebfhd
manufacturers BEN. the styles their establishment
for the last FIVE years and which for durability beauty OF I'M.
ism ,nd r,ness Of coor he esceiet, If lei. by
any s.yes of Cloths imported INTO the United states.
Their stock Fancy Dress Articles will comprise IN pnr me
richest sly rs of Fall and Winter Crayn Sears. Snpedes
Gloves IIundkerchie Hosiery Under SHIRTS and Dfa"sr.
Linen and Muslin Shirt. Collars. BU.om', Shoulder ruces'
Riding AVID Money Belts Umbrellas and Umbrella Cane &c
&c with every variety Of goods usually KEEP, IN gen,eIh"
general outitiinE establishment .,
as, I sSsor ent of Ready Made Clothing. con'sng OF
CO. o., ,.,l. GJre.S and Frrk Goats, Panaioons and
Vets III every yHri-y where gentlemen requiring gnfro P'
named a,e use depend getting INST rne Hrtce'
made and trimmed every respect equal % hte In0'e 10
Order and at prices that m To please stnct pancSu
atty nh-sry IN filing Drfers.
aug ~ j. c. BOOTH Il co.
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~ Mercantile Library Association Pur
icers Of his i,acian ri he held a, clinton Hal
on Tuesday Jar Il The PODS vii be open az A H. and
$ eodstIassl' CHAs. NJ. wHEsTLEY. Rso. Sec.
CT Mercantile Library Associatinn.-Par.
inE OF The neH,,sn OF he Mer-'ie Library ASSOCIATION
viii be held in Clinton Hall, on Tqsta January H.
3 e CHAs NJ #HEHrLEy. sec Sec.
D Il Genrieu,a,, CT til. Ciy ryill legv- for S;os=s
and H11-r canada q nr about tie i5n INST; md ieiurn
nnboui -5e weeks ana WI .';d e any 81 my
b entrusted - iiiT- appiJ 70 T. VAN ANTWERP. Es
g John s;:ee,. up .air'. IS S'n'
Il Established l.95-S0AP CANDLES ANo
TARCH.-J. p: * W. LEE, Manufacturer Nos. & and
assortment II he above u:ce., which heJ gi ell :; he
lowest market p:ces, warranted cai Il no >rp4flo 70
aRuiactur n the city delivered or shipped without ce
want Of tie above Ft.ce vii End 70 he interest to
nj als 5; nj, D='''' J. p w LEE
Boardinc.-d-s;. cess having opened, the nev sHd
czooe Of desirbs trnn'en OF pe;en=n, BIariers
Croon shower. AMI cold BATHS. free. The location Is
very central YET qte I'D .a2s- Terms s.ofs'aia- ai' us
~ DR.. Z. gi,n;aii'a afincrai G'e-.n.-TAe
rsety -rch these haze o1,a red all L. MA ygiue
them hT those so tege won ei, ;0ZsircF VIII
TIER known a;c irpe1o.y ose- he -rsa ,-ss d ie4n
EsrEe 7 As:e-!:er enable hun n i'
ply the Ecress1. tesni f5 then anY exam. NJ hss 6eaa
confirmed If this design ~ the uniform succc2z racn has 81
;snde5 us c-r:tce j1 department. - his profession and =:
;Se h!r ,Ecomiuns :.t pss upua i7ee ssth b
msng ds-.nsH-d CHIEFS q -. Gc "3:s1E
nsai crd by the eminent Physician: sGd sa-
;rs q; .is -,ty vro ha. OF rel me
p testimonials excellence Ihesa teeth efe nd VIII
-5sDEs male y pr kiGI; c-e5asICc!y fr as 5I-;
vr15sice they es-aE Ulacasr. uJ1n dca'y
gold :.ie and al,pie The mouth IN such way rs % S
he hsheS: utility with ie greatest p0ss6e c2mio iheS
warranted 5c unsurpassed by any mat rs made N me
Ini,=d states. and guaranteed ~ c5es 70 III perfectly
sId al the purposes thai 1to5i t cl7 he maze
~ Kimhs wishes L 20 be particularly Noted that
Arrangements viii enable h 10 ohsr these
,se:h made IN Ire style above mentioned II 70 5r.c'
lat ciG-rsI - tnfs-o- t-is. specimens nay
&c - f 'rss. No SO i-2sySy resr Sfos-''roS
ON 'r1is--
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THE ART OF WEAVING,

THE ART OF " E Az Nc,
BY HAND AND BY POWER:
With an Introductory Account OF It's Rise and Progress IN
ANCIENT AND MODERN TINES,
yoK THE rsE OF MANUFACTURERS AsD OTHERS.
By Clinton q. GiiToy,
Practical Weaver and Manuiacturef.
orc large SEQ Volume illustrated ch nearly 800 Enrar-
inss on jP09G and S;ett PLAN and eol0rsd.
THIS Is work written with ad iIrlbIe cearne.s thoroughly
,ccnl and INC Of which no manufacturer OF Cloths al
forl 10 remain ignorant, With OF encouraging very
enlarged circulation work has been issued ei the exceed
insly low prce OF Five Dollars net.
An order, for Book. accompanied with remittance aud
specific directions how be addressed, Will he neatly put up
and .t free Of expee any the principal Cities where
rs-s. ,,r,or If wished will BE- put up directed and left
any rl7ce III this CITY according To INSTRUCTIONS
sdS tis GEO. d. BALDWIN. Is Spruce-st
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Below,
Sailed.


Ship Alfred Charleston. Bngs Moon Chare,ton: Cayuga
ApalachicOIa: Gen Wilson, 81 MARKS. Wind at SW.
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Court CaIendxr-Tnis day.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos. 60, 63, 90, 80.
COMMON PLEAs-Nos. 65, Z, 39, &C. Co. 20, II,
y. IS, us.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10

SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CHARACTERISTICS sub
= .crber wishes make knows To the public TINT much OF
the biscuit and rrackers rn sold III this city by the ABOVE
names are entirely different from the SODA Biscuit and ~;
sAs nGde his Bakery, winch have been used
I ,rru, particularly who suffer from md geon Tor
more than twenty yea with the be-; results while the lmi-
tntion which be made for less ptce though Iefans
above BISCUIT and CRAcKxRs, sl BITTER Btscrir WISE
SlscfIr. RJ-TrER CRscKzRs, WATER CRACKERS. PILoI
and S.vY REE,p all oil t dIa y nre constantly i1r
sale al the 1ve-anuNgu es1thmsui 20
corner cf Wanefst'eet- EPERhi;! thEAD's LLi-
irls En-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10

CoMsTocK's SARsAPARILLA-This celebrated article Tor
puryln: blood sustain the great popularity II
mas enjoyed prepared IN The very best manner
md contains ALL OF this root highly concentrated
The poor cnn afford 10 It sold II, the uDhend-o
low rcc 90 per bottle 81 Dozen To be found
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DRY GOODS.

CEILING: OFF CHE The .ub.c,ibef, having larse
y and well sercte stock OF Fail and Winter Dry SoS. and
being HrSou, mike Toy ;te Gaming Spring Goods.
Will to short time offer great bargains Trey ra,t,r them
selves hat they ENJOY facilities Tor sehus tu as ow
other establishment ir the they purchase thr
Gns euey from Auction and the lmrtes d.rect and 10,
cash. Lscs WAR; o Goods may he ASSURED that they VIII
find complete Of Fancy, staple. Foreign eGd Do
as.tic Dry Goods aud at great bargains.
10 w. H. GREGORY x co. las Sonns st.
Cuk GOODS.-VElVE'r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. col
~ or: Rue Maroon. Purple. Green. Black. Sc
SEWING StlkSof all c!lur> und sizes Of thread supe
nor quality. and handsomely pu; halt and ouarer
pound papers, and hSudls, of Ito Skelns each.
HANDNERCHlEF S-t;ests' fancy CravatS. e IN % inches
SQUARE. fashionable patterns. Also, gents plain
white Bandannn Pocket liisf
URt;AN2lNE AND TRAN-on ounce spocs. for Fancy
Trimmings, Erugc> Ccach acr. &C.. very best quality.
LARGE SkEiNS SI.WtNGS-Fet manufacturers
FLO-S Sltk-FOr tying and labelling tlntIs.
WASTE Sll.k-FoI raiting ard spinGlng. .
The above arlcsS constantly hsMl put To ordes For
sale IN quantities accommodating terms 10y
j3Iwi, ]. :. SHAPrER, iS3 MNiden Lane.
DRY GOODS AT HARGMNS-Ths sub c,,bers take
ih' opportunity OF informing tho Ladies oi New York.
&c that they prcplreio o3r great hsrsems 10 Dy
Goods their stock pNft oi Brond C'. Cassnefes
md St'ilet.. Bcgbazn's Mernce, snd ap.eca'. LINEN
She tur, Table Linen. lowcine, NapAn, D'agen. &c
Cashmere de LNHe Ggrh4m'. Ptnl, Sc Cotton she'tnss
md ShIuC ana Ill u'hSr c> otseas enable Goods, LADIES'
ARE invited to call and cxamno 'helr sleek and make hem
selves with before purchasing sewhere
JlU W. u. GREGORY co. 10 spring st
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THE GREAT REMEDY

.,,br,, Difficulty Of R,eaihIng Beelng Of the Lungs
Coughs Coiis Bronchitis, Inhaenra. Shornes. OF
Breath. Pain and Wenknsss 70 the Chest or
SIDE rpd thrt mot terrible OF MI
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COysUNpTTON or THE LUNG

DR FOLGER'S OLOSAOSiAN. OR Ali-HEALlNG
pRAISiM is you. broken By t9rlOus aad Trouble
some Cough Have YoD Pam Tho Sud- accompanied
with ShyrtnesS 0t Brat, aud Other ndrnng 'ytp.o,,
frr,nruytgn? Here Remedy AT band WIN check Ygul
Cough pain and soreness your chest. and s9eeny
restore you TO henth Are suffering from 9srld ny
TN. wonderful remedy. Read the following cases OF en7
which II has performed within a snort tine: -,
Darid Henderson,, o. ght street WI, reduced feIy InS
bv eou, cough and bleeding at the lungs lie hta tllen
yarou. remeies without benefit, and his phy,can ha1
dsned the hope Of dong MIN any good hhhoash Ne ii
hectic mud night sSeat,. one bottle oil 'h' siet
restored him entirely TO he1ir. Il r a. rto.,
Gsorr. H. HAYS ri eyed By two Does oil ,he p'
on1D afthorgr weak he time he co'n1-ncl suT
that he could walk He conghed nces.a'ty y -,
GU ~ Of breathing such thai he cuula ohi N"tN 49,,
,eps M time aud h. night sweats were dreadful IN tro
eek, f,ny the conn Of HIS t'ng me Weaiee NJ
etl yIh ense down the office fnd ~ tx Week e way
80 o,ej "a 10 10 nhbe attend IN his business a<ap -
+ Ladan E;9 :. PIKE ''te' ~ n, ,o dawn IN bed for
m a tan months He ha never had recurrence Oh INC
disease np,g more tlran i've months.
Sir, ar!,hehl - West street. WAS cured 81 7shnf 81 !
adm BY hnf hottie, and declares 70 he we best
nsne ~ a. World She hld u>ed vusous other retlede
,ri:lni, h. les.t benefit r
j5.,l If r.es ri rh D. - show the eir1cy a
ts Remedy More Khan teliY years e1perlclcs "a rs re
hn rnad 4 tn he the cffu remedy he void ior
the c,re of the above mentioned diseases.
For sse oay al lc6 Nassau street, door above Ann
Ial0 5n.
NTOT,E-The connection busiDess between the nsct,
.r. Is this day dissolved bT mutual corset. and stne y,
the undrrene duly authorized 70 use ihs Iae q
LII iiquidaiiou JtlhN 5Af;,,I.+ -Ia'fy
January lst 1913. u a tohSio'i>'
n COHsTOCK has removed to No ia Pear .i'eS. ais
81 continue the II sesy HpOrt'1Z b,is'nets 90 se a.,
Adhcad 4 % nj lheif Late iccatIcn, a Sl.J Ie ~.
AZ srs. .eds ite hsH~u i.-- &C.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10

AsorHER ANrI-RtST Our RAGs.-Mr. Flanagan,
q priva,e OF the Albany Enmst Guards, while
standing on guard in front oil HE Hudson House at
3o'cluck ihs morning, was fired al by stranger on
horseback. The horseman rode up 10 within ~
iett OF the Hotel faced his horse TO the guard, aud
when challenged. drew horse pistol and fired II u
Mr.. F. TIE bail passed within three inches al Nh
F ard going through ore Of the heavy pillars OF
the oollonade, lodged IN the corner oil thu house
twas bold attempt III assassination, and has
caused deep excitement. Alb. Aiias W led.
JUDGE POTTER OF CovEXTRY.-W regret to
learn that Judge Potter oi Coventry, while on his
way 10 this city 10 take his seat i'll the House Of
Representatives. fell from his wagon in & fit, and
was badly injured. IL is feared he will not be able
TO attend tue present session OF the General Assem-
blv. Providence Transcript.
~ The Funeral OF TIE Hon. Benjamin Russell
took place Wedne. day afternoon. ibel1nerdi ser
vices were performed 6y the Rev. Mr.. Young. Inc
OF people present very great, and the
Church was crowded 10 OyeItowing. The process
SION as prse as any of a slnliar KIND, we ever
Tecoliect to have taken place IN our city. Large
numbers of members Of the various coInpanies aud
associations oi which the deceased was member.
We're in attendance and long train OF citizens fol-
lowed the remains OF their Distinguished and -epsr-
cd fellow ci;.Zen 10 the tomb bOst. Alias
A SENATOR Is TaoUsLE-The Hon. Jacob c.
Davis an illinois Senator, was arrested By the
Sheriff OF Hancock County on an indictment charg-
ing hun with the murder OF Joseph and hiram
Smnh He claimed The protection OF the Senate,
and they issued an order Tor ms discharge
FIRE IN AioRRIsrowN-A fire broke out in Nor
ristown tPd) on Tuesday last, which destroyed the
store OF e. W. Blackwell. The store vas first rob
bed then set on fire. The loss was 5000.
r. The Governor of Maine has appoiated the
first Monday of next month for third trial for nm
election OF United States Representative IN the first
Congressional district.
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pcs~ sIl,ffs {: Mua. ai',' Furs-Sell'n= by tsiai
r, IIlJi rs T. prc.s for tins WEEK al No Cot
near Broadway. Ladies', don't forge, To call anu
,upply yourselves III time. NJ 0n!'
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This shows an excess of s2 i over the earnings oil ioi
The gnin in December Will be >een very hFee rs the
erh privilege then began effect. The receipts er
the has, week of December were
pa.scnse, and local freight. sss :,
Though Height "
Tc,,I 1910 81
Same weok Ia 49,. az ~
Excess III ISfl equal TO III cent $50 81
1870 the earnings that week were s, ard the tfsst
amour, ever before received ASH 1870. The amount
received from passengers tins ia the last week sinIrt
than the week of last hy reason ha the Legislature
ms, .aii-f the meobci> 20 Albany n the
t.t week Of December instead al tins TIE tTsi
week of JunGay The total received foi freight from
Albany TO tca during tn. month oil December sl2 Scot
which! the Mohawk received 81 ~ W
pral freight ilo 20
s-si "a ~
.o,,c e., y, t;aielt s2 40 %
10 the above total .hvincs iJr s75ob u
Au,, b. ude tn 'ents aud inH 'e'ice 'p9u " "
The runns expense. and debt about 90 Il
Net earnings s~.w' W
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Icke,. Jun. %, Deacon PAUL FOLGER.

BEARps N TIE oLpES rME-I have sometimes though,
tia, IN the portraits of the old Covennners you could read
lie formal antique and shape OF their berrs and tho
length and color. knowledge OF the men themselves
Matter Scot.
The great novelist Scott thought beneath him to
few words about boards. his History OF the Covenan'e
But all the Of Their wearing long boards was be-
cause of dull and lack of emoent To make
the razor glide well. Iad they but known lESRYs CHINESE
SHAVING CREAM,
..'rhose famous Knights and Barons Of old.
With grZzed boards and looks SO bold,
they world certainly have submitted to an agreeable shave
Mt once as all modern soldiers do Henry Shaving Cream
pronounced by all be the pleasant Shaving Emoen'
now made scuf
Prepared and sold by A. B. SANDS {. Co Chemists AMI Drug
ets a78 Broadway Chamber Sold also at 70 Fulton
street and II East Broadway. Price 80 cents perjar.
SANDS SARSApARlLLA-A complication Of diseases does
no, necesnfy call toT vare,y remedies. for the t'e'e
nave common origin one remedy that reach, the cdase OF
nil vii lie more effective tran hq dozen different pelarl
tons supposed In he adapted 10 the cure OF each nus
patient be llc with 'cfnina dysgen aeme!a Gfo,
viii erndcatinE that remove the Others wfch were con-
For further particulars conclusive evidence Of its
o value and efficacy, see pamphlets which may bs obtained
9nd Gd %oa . s 5siS i;,e By 4 B. p
i P5s 81 pef b" t:G SIX b af f9 IS
D- CONNECTS Magical Pam Extractor from 81 Courtapd
street will cure the following complaints or all payment ab.
,eutely refused Tor 1t. yTE ,:d.,o-.v, ca,ib,a;u.
Sore EYES Gnd.Nipples ,PILxs, Fsrer Sores &c.
Do You WISH To HAVE BEAUTIFUL HAIR ?-use The rast
India HAIR Dye from q CORTLAND 81 Ih article fas
enan upon application many articles tI dying HAIR has
alone @"Ss G Se' En n ,s a Dye il
be applied without the iea.t ncSnt enlence:
As OUNCE OF PREVENTION is WORTH 4 PoUSD OF Cure
Persons the genuine am Of Coo o o3 ~, hu GGfi ,n@
falling out whether occaSione by sickness or hewse II
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Il IN GhN
adjourned.

The MooS--A correspondent writes as follows
al saw statcmen, in your paper OF Jan. Is, IN
reference 10 the Stale Of the Moon which sets
forth rather singular Philosophy, and might well be
replied TO, it worth the time necessary for that pur-
pose The writer supposes she Noon TO abound
with Volcanoes in active operation, aid We, 10 pos
sess neither water nor air. Now since fire cannot
be possibly maintained on The earth without air, we
are justified in making the same ass umptons re-
spsciug the Neon, aud if he be night as 10 the
actual existence OF volcanic fires in our satellite,
then is the contested point settled, as 10 The exist
ence Of lnar atmosphere"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10

To- Free Lectures on tn ref'"'"e = = ,;I,,,
ciory and physiornomy in three Coures, BY o. : FnW
LER IN Clinton Hall ever THURSDAY evsn I'd exrn
mr. md nj = LIKES ding corner Of noiG AM Grove
s,r~ cysy Monday InnHary February u ana
e,n..nos ,ake For particulars see b!s aEr u, dsil no,
,rsn,t Professional examnntons daiy al i9i ~.
ttee Also, works on The above sesces oI SALE 10 AVIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10

~ Farmers, Ciub.-tn ADJOURNED meeting OF the
Ci, will be hell at the Rooms r the Anercan Institute on
Friuy the lOth Il ococs al which time NJ w; a;
late of staten Island viii practical statement
ni ms experience IN Farming nf several years nus VII no
Doubt be rich treat Farmers Strangers invited Ann.'
sion free.
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KISHnP ONpERDONK,S TRIAL.

The AUTHORIZED Copy.
D. APPLETON X co. 10 Broadway WI! publish ~ 'oon
n, In. NECESSARY c. 20 and accuracy wall permit
A HEPOk; or TIE CASE.
In the matter Of the Prsseniment OF
The r. Revd b 7. 0SDERpsSK. d.. ID.
It will be printed egbe type anu issued IN the pamphet
torn IN n volume Uf about 400 pages. y zut
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llARINE JOURNAL.

ship Eliza Ann Very (of Saem) from Canton, Angus, Ii
and Java Head Sept. y T"uche al S Helena: 10Th Nov
ported
Bark Rnsnlha Champion from Monevdco, * Thomns
Dec - hides Everett Battee -tt bulk -xid Cnrs
epG. having been dsmusied; 5gs Lincoln y Bath rps Or
leans Lang Baltimore dss; Architect Grny. fin Martin
iuGe: james Otls. Mason; Ann < julia. I'm Boston.
r bark Ann Harley smith. 90 days from Liverpool salt to
Woodruff & Mniufi The \. H. hns experienced severe
sa-s passage. On Tuesday run atuI Of
hy brig Black Hawk, from Trinidad Pn Spn.. bound 20 "
Haven carried away herIbhoon and the r anchor stove
through her buwagks.
tenOese schr eegnpho Lereno 20 Dis I'm Genoa 'rut 10
chf Coiam5a Knapp d. fin Georgetown SC. cotton
cbr sioyef Davis d, I'm Newbern, NC naval
5 l. Mitchell
Alc('ready & Co.
schf Aurora, Woodbury. Philadelphia. coal
Schr COtidG, Drake, Virginia.
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FOREIGN DEBT.
per cent $50 400 uO5 % per cent so go %
t cen, is5S az ~ - Total Us 81 50
ar csst Isl; ii9 "a o. Debt slnks I'd stock GO 90
per cent. lou. 6.c55.l ISL % l6,9i5t 50
8 per cent. $50 .... to- .c63 5Ji
DOMESTIC DEBT.
Due school funds is!4 a Domestic Scnp. q 432 Of
Outsiand 9 dom. BIDS 73i So %
Sur rev. IN Treasy al, p Total $40 20 75i IS
To tins will be added turnpike warrants TIE unoun: Of
$780, and balance contract OIL W. TGyo, & Co. CSian
EAtenson) $4,000.
A counterfeit so bill, says the Charleston Is
Co Courier. ,h- Bunk of Chareon has been detected
The figure - larger than the original plato.
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r. mstab,,sse1 I:o5-SnaP CANDLES AM

Boart.inc.-si-.. G0SS having opened the rev and
councillors hons, = Vcy;. aehfthe As'nf House, f'o;;e
czOica Of desirable nn,eG, permanent BIarders
Croten shower. AMI cold Baths free The location Is
very central. quiet I'd shay. Terms .oceaiA aus tbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10

suppress LiCenllousUess Gei submitting 10 The
peop!a Of tie towns the question OF granting lice nse7
A communication received from J 0ssPH Rus
SELL resigliag his place - Regent o! The Cniger-
Mr. CLARK laid on TIC Table the following r.so-
lutions, concerning
Oregon nad Teas.
Reso'rsd, Gf;he assembly, coacgr Tha n the opinoc Of
con and uucucs;l0nable thai portion OF Tie
ought t. De ssdSa T. 81 b oner Of r" @
a. earliest practicable period great American measures
and should be accomp shed as soon u Compatible with Ma
R%sdgca (ft- Assembly concurl Tint certain points
The remuneration @! Texas wOuii be nporunt 10
the lnun that Southern border would thereby be m
proved and position Nation strengthened and Sc
Rssolres Of the Assembly concur) That in opinion
mr. bat exas Roua he Annexed to The United Safe
Without dividing her territory IN slave holding aud no" slave
osress OF the uni9n when application sha be mado Tor the
sssen OF S'' a. d :d a bY , aGfeIsen, fee
Mr DgNNIsroN offered resolutions nstruc;ing eur
Senators ard Representatives, vote for naGteT1dt
reduction in the present rates OF postage, ana the
abolition or reduction of the FEanhing Privilege
ORDERED printed.
Several notices Of bills were given by different
Senator's. Among them, one by MIR. CORNING 10
prevent persons appearing III Disguise; also, u bill
relative 10 the ai,.rg of Sherias ia making arrests.
Provides that Stcis may call out volunteer militia
companies.
Mir Wright reported bill to authorize the mold
ing of special Oyer and Termner in Columtia Co.
10 ,ry some OF the lpdiaDs.' 1t provides for the
holding of special term on the first Monday o! Feb
ruayy The bill passed the Committee, and subse-
ou-iily received its third reading and final passage
in the Senate.
On motion of Mr.. VARNEY, the Senate adjourned.
Is AssEMBLY-After the reception OF petitions the
Couinlillee 10 Examine The Accouris OF the State
Officers transmitted ,heir Report.
Some unimpOrIant business was transacted, "hen
Mr. Boss laid on the table concurrent resoiu-
ton, proposing an amendment OF The Constitution,
asioIi0ws:
much OF Sec Ant . prescuhes property qun!l-
cation Tor cnIcd hereby abro:atcd mud tufe
,h.r test proof qualification shu be required ot from
peurs of the night oi si
rage than Is this Constitution required OF OF from white pei
The Members then dicw lor seats, and the House
adjourned.
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