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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-16

y rca variety Of novelties and attractions are ODER.
20 a. The Muse day tncludir toe Giant Boy living
Orang Ouiang and the Dis.oviHg Views represent.
ng tns ate Battles n Mexico en1 Other interesting scenes
tae balloon PacoFr:a aod Grsa Westerns performances,
which take place n and y o'clock, P. NJ
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ExxscrsE who causes two blades CT sra. :,
grow where one grew before. IS benetactor Of M.
kind says distinguished writer and may i, cot :.
said with equal truth ths, he who leug,hers human .,
istence sni invgorsies the human system =; 70 NH
life state OF happiness by diminishing its physical u
Is entitled 20 the blessings OF his Exercise -
grand power to drive the circulation through the can
larry vessels by which the constitution preserved f
from all obsruc tons- invigorstes the nervous syges
gives hrmness and elasticity the and vso,
every part OF the system and 10 take proper aad uec
ssry exercise under such scientific Professor as Or
B. Rrclts, the Union Gymnsstc Academy No. ls
Crosby 81. affords rare facilities
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

~ Mr. BOYLE IS gong ahead finely we see. Ia
Brooklyn with his Lectures and Teachings on Phono-
sraphy. lie mas evdently created deep interest in
the subject there
II The quarters oflhe lst Reg at Fort Hamll
ton Visited BY great number OF the citizens of Brook
in and y!cnity WHO have relatives friends therein
or trorn curiosity TO whole regiment Of live
sao have volunteered to hight their countrys battles
There are now between six and hundred troops
within The works at Fort Hamilton comprising about
eight iu!l companies and recruits In goodiy numbers
arrive daily and the expectation present s that the
ranka OF the Regt will be filed in all the present by
iae middle OF next week. The occupied By the
various comfortable and their situation every
way pleasant. Eagle
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IL Our readers will not forget that the Art Union
subscription ~i close Friday Of this week The
Annual Meeting ~i take place In the Tabernacle On
that evening, al hall past o'clock without fail
The nubsr OF pictures be distributed Is one huad
ref and rlir-r..iY
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go Those who have been doing nearly all the bus,
in certain departments after the rules followed BY
their fathers themselves suddenly distanced BY
competitors, who take TIE business into their
hands through the aid of the newspaper press Of tie
country The Advertising Agency OF V. B Palmertn
the Tribune Buildings ocrs every facility to those who
prepared to supply the demands OF tho people Ohs
country either by wholesale or retail
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Wv. are compelled, for second time 70
,..e. ,bs Courier's fourth article on As'oc'0t'''
With our reply twill pretty certainly appear N
our next
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AN ERsoR-The story OF ,he loss Q; package
y: Treasury Drafts eon,sinins $4,000 mailed 81 Fort
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IRA s.is. pldi aud ITS contents IN Quincy,
oeoosng to Henry Scutaer Totally destroyed
BY ne &C Sunday rasEpins Loss S2Ooo-lnsurr6
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dreamed that II rained and blew IN squalls,

dreamed that II rsned and blew 10 squalls.
And the ground was a.! covered with .ieo,
Ny feet both fe'e up, got several falls,
Ia walking down famed FultOnstreet
To purchase 4 bottle OF HAscE's CosPoUsD
SYRUP or HoRgHoUSD so ror-
For Colds and Bronchitis, noughl has Teen foGrS'
That with It at all can compare
Price 20 cents per boIle, or SIX bottles ior 81 D.
For sale by Sands corner Of Fulton and william a.
Johnson, corner Of Broadway and Chafnbersss D Ss'a
Co. u East Broadway, Coddington corner OF bfSS.
and Spring sts; Escu!span Temple corner BrosdT;yu'
asd Howard; Guon, corner Of Bowery and Grsnd-'l
Away ask Tor Hance's Syrup, AMI take Other
~ Eery remedy medicine Of any virtue se7efgT.
IN 4cy paper may always be found genuine and ~ a.
Yurity by the box Jotti- package any quantity o. y
.ri. X pfopnetors prices, only io4t 0seT s;Ss
COr!lanl-st No. u few dGors below Wesuru Hose-
Remember i1, for there counterfeit office The OFT
side Of the street and another In Broad way ATOs
ell but the old and oRty sland OF
cS II COMSTOCK . CO. no.
HYPERION FLCID.-Ladies -a-days cannot eonpse
their toilet without 2oge's Hyperion Fluid The rser
u this artist spreading iur and wide re. DO nos
Bog.- Is gentleman Of inte genre and has eIsr1if'
INTO NE phiiosophy OF his craft and redgced Il ,co!s
We also cut the following from H.. Eo.on Eysnng Gs
zett-
80 Bogles Hyperion Fluid IL generally considered one o.
NE best restoralyes for The hair Ia and n" -
nle 70 Increase 10 the favor and estimation Of he |
as iast as ia manifold virtues become known bes1.
keeping the hair sOf and glossy, II esect1ally renso
scrI and dapdruf thus preventing badness and cary
hair The tie anatomy and physiology Of y
hair accompanying the sUid. 4. worthy careful sxsln
ton Boston YosI
Prepared OILY by William Boyle, Boston
For sale by A. T. = d. SANDS, Drugg-ts, 100 Fgioc -
corner Of william Agentstor This Cny also al rs brosa
way and y East Broadway, and by Druggisn grnefs'
Fhrs,ss EFERF VFsl n sd AfEfA III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-16

~ IL YOUR health suffered from tho malaria Of
swamp near your dwelling, you would not begin by
deayorng purify the mosphere with de cologne
but by draining the quagmire and IN like manner, yoa'
body covered with -crofuous eprous incru'ia
lions you should begin byappyng local remedies b1!
removing from the blood the impurities which cngepdgrei
and feed the superficial evidences OF disease To eject
this work OF renovation thoroughly aud expedinousy.
IL believed thai Sands's SarsEparla viii be found Tho
most safe, certain ana agreeable remedy Out Of hcg'
sands OF cases IL has not onceSi;hln the knosedgec
the proprieors-failcd 10 afford the desired relief
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by A. B. I'D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists. loo Fuon.s;. corner 0!
WHliam-st 273 Broadway, and IT East Broadway, Esw
York. Sold also by Druggists generally throughout he
United State. Prce 81 per bottle. or ak bottles Tor g.
WIsT.s'1 BALsAM o. WILD CHERSY-We challenge
the world produce medicine Oany kind tina, stands The
les; like hi. article See what agent Kent county
Maryland, says Who has been selling ever saee 1t "i'
hrst introduced CHesrERrowS, Feb. u, l9N.
Mr. SETH W. EowLs-Sur Understand thai you haze
become the general wholesale GENT that galuAbe med
!cre, Wistars Balsam OF Wild Cherry Hayiag .oldsA
had OF M Butts fyou please you may send mo another
gro.s the hrst opportunity have The agen, for sell
Ing This medicine four or fye years ring Ihal lime J
have sold some hundreds OF dollars wors1 hayeheqaeot
y .odi 10 person. apparently in the last yes consgmp
lion who cured with (, when all oihes remedies sn3
the skill Of physicians had failed This srele has By 10
inlrinc value performed many wonderful AKA
established for itself reputation fe surprising any ossf
medicine o.; the Snd for the colds coughs
early stages OF consumption, asthma liver complaint 4e
JOHN RUSSELL
such Is The unprecedented medicine Noes
are genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale by A. g. D. SANDS Druggists 100 Fu''o'fL
corner Of William Agents FOR lh. city also al rs Bfos1
way, and y East Broadway. and by Druggists generally
throughout Inc UniLed Stale.
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Business Notices.

AaESIcAN ASRcUtrcSAI Assocr,rieN--The eek;
general meeting OF the Association Will De held u N
rooms NswYork University, Wsships;on-squarc &C T..
evening Of Wednesday the 10Th inst half pss; ser,
O'Clock. Itiscxpecsed that AScxs.tD RvssxtI Is:
Will make some observations on the AsriceltS.e Ct
Scotlsnd sad Dr. .. P G>EoNrs viii (s, the iIrsso.
OF the Executive Committee introduce the .ubac, 9,
Ike Gun Cotton, with il DUPLICATION to Blasting &c
TIE friends OF Agriculture hereby invited to arr,
the meeting Refreshments VIII be provided s. he,.,,
fore K. o. DOREMuS. Rec secre,s,v
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~ Mr. BsAosvRYs New Singing Class for Lsde, All
Gentlemen will Thursday evening the Eth al "a
Mott ST. between Grand and Broome
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FuRsl FURS ~ FURslll
The Fur that warns q monarch,
MRrmeG beRr.n

Now is the winter OF our discomfort
Made glorious summer by the Frrs OF Knox
shakespeare improved
MUFFs. SLElGHRoBES. BUFFALO ovERCoATst
AtARcE AND CHEAP ASSORTMENT
For sale by KNOX. the Halter,
dl5toJlst lbs Fultonst. sun building
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No Western mail Flour - -. Cranston il
better.
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cArTGoy.-We have been requested 10 caution the
benevo!ea, azns: unauthorized persons who az pro
Tossing 10 collect funds 10. the Association FOR the I'M
proveInent Of he Condition CT the Poor individual
who aas been particularly active Is described for
szae- believed 70 be az lrhman under 50years OF age
having sandy h4r and complexion Ouy taose who
show Tie arev aH5rit, OF he Advisory Commit
Zee OF .ae Ward Il which funds solicited have been
appointed for that purpose. Our citizens ~ suoserve
the cause o; humanity and asuce By siding N the de-
teton OF tis person others. Who Robin. ,h-
WIDOW and Orphan BY thus obtaining money on false
prerenc-s TIE residents in the upper Ward- especially
II me Fi.eea;h Ward particularly cautioned asps
lis kind Of .r1pos.ure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-16

II The ALsISo CONCERT, advertised in our
paper for several days past must be curious and
esting affair. 1t ;akes place this evening a, Minerva
Rooms 400 Broadway Read the advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-16

70 Mr.. PERssg. otthe firm Of Persse & Books
fractured his leg yesterday oy being Knocked down ana
By loaded cart in the lower part OF the city
The fracture adjusted by medical friend aud the
gentleman sent home IN a carriage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-16

~ The APoLLoNEoSs had very fine house at
the Tabernacle last eyeningwe imagine that there
at least thousand persons present These astonishing
little creatures destined To get UP frors New
York before they have done withit
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n, st..,., On liz Ps5te BlaGrsks-Me:srs. Gs-
- 49, es[s xrE.u-r ard JotllA- Rockwell

III Faosls D-s.-
,+1 Tantips Ieake McHeury ard JoEllA- Rockwell
On Eq-gLllG BiLs-M-fsr>. Whestan and b'c-s
NJ. BowpES Of Alabama then announced ne
s-a;b OF his predecessor. NJ ELLN q Act9S,
VII HIS remarks we're YER appropriate our /
nus. defer any observations :oE ~ Letter ms even
ing With the custouaa-y resolutions me fouse
s5ioB-n-d POOR Mac shall hsve w0-i % say
Of h.-n to-uIEht
We have beautiful weather today The sun :
clear and warm. and the Capitol an Avenue are
rrea.hed With smiles and siitterinE with ne etJ
gence OF Beauty hIeAA-Izl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-16

GANEs-Mark H. Newman X Co. 100 Broad
way have published several new games Tie New
World" Game of Rings" Errand Boy and Young
Traveller" which we'll calculated TO afford aniuse
the family circle in the long winter evenings
With the young folk. this amusement highly pop
ular and the among the bcstot their kind
they beer introduced into several schools
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-16

THE FRENCH SUFFERERS We hope that
word OF ours necessary to draw crowded audience
to the Church OF ST Vincent Paul in Canal-st. This
Evening Concert takes ace there possessing in il
self ordinary attractions and the profits OF which
be devoted the survivors OF the terrible
undations in France
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-16

NEW ACCOUNT BooKs-Ncwly formed business
firms or those who about to renew their accoun,
books Should examine the stock offered for sale by Rich
& Loutrcl, Madcnanc. Equal in quality 10 those of
any maker they sold nj prices which render
it true economy To buy Them. Some of the largest
mercantile firms in town have used these books and
spcas IN the HIGHEST terms Of them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-20

NOTICE-In Of the so per cent ndy,pe. f
The tolls on Passengers Ia, month
on AMI art the i3ih instant Pas
noa" iynehourr viii BE- 70 30-~ay fare proportion.
my ~ BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAvENPoRT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-20
NUMBER 14S.
ST. CHARLES HOUSE.

1--WE subscriber having taken that new and
e"n'"odous building Ia,h between Main .oi
'sy known as the "Psnheon IN. az M,
p"he To u und-r rs new nsHe of ~ CHARLES HOUSE,
rn"r' N,u % mate 10 pleas tho-- Win
'h7r-s with call and eSerthnx either n. a.h
~ substantial that can be procured VIII be found rr.dy
tom-r--aul always served n superior ssyte.
H,h 2S-1ns W q tnvrInN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-20
[IlI5IIlI37RS
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA,
For the Cure OF scrofnia uercurinI Mise a .c.,
mud all other impurities OF the lfIood.
A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDIl


A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDS!
WE fearlessly challenge all men, whether
w Medical men n,sato- Of No.run. to proiue.
the evidence Of 50 wonderful the following
which was P' formed In Eisrss Daysf
READ READ TT,
messrs ROWLAND WALros-t;entsnen In justice you.
fully Furnish this testimonial performed
by "Dr C-.s TVstaSis Pa-.soa Nor
ightfnl serohua which baned most eminent
phy-ieisns in city Among other bottle.
OF -swaims Panaeea twelve Of Sands sarsspaIa eight
bottles saapara and Iodine and quantities Hydro
date Of Potash, and sin growing
My mother seeing advertisement Of "Dr
pgtabs Pana1oa called aud you spoke confidently
OF II that was induced To ~ although
heC My forehead nose ears Of my throat
almost covered with highly iniammed painful
her, letS-snd TO my utter ason'hnsh the swelling aud
entirely removed in foiy LSsrs-and days
the ulcers all healed my perfectly restored
fous, etc.
Signed, JOHN w. APPLETON,
Philadelphia Jan. 10, 1886. No 4 Madison 81
CRY IF Philadelphia,
Personally appeared before the subscriber Mayor Of
IT, 81 said City John w. Appleton being sworn deposcs
are true In testimony whereof have hereun,o
and caused the seal be Alfred this day
uary AID 1916
Signed. JOHN SWIFT Mayor
The above certificate OF Of
celebrated remedies had failed and
cure in the incredibly shOr Of Eleven Days your
cea" alone.
Signed, DANIEL APPLETON
Jan 10, 1886. ANN NJ. APPLETON.
lean ehesruy bear Testimony extraordinary
case and believe to be one OF the most wonderful
cord was when Mr. Appleton called
Walton IN relation hts Ills face thea almost
with seroiuous Ulcers which highly innammed and
painul-and say that very much doubted a
could be effected. hardly probable Appleton
would have lived three months longer without relief
Signed, WILLIAM srEELLING, NJ. d.
This valuable remedy by Rowand a Walton Pha
delpha; T. j. Pieo Riehmond Va; John p. Caan, Washing
ton; Henry Cook. Alexandria myf
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EAGLE HOTEL

MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
II HAVE this day opened The EAGLE HOTEL,
n which have hed with Furniture, and every eomfor
table accommodation for Boaders by e Day Month aud
also for Transient viseTs As will be made
atsfaelion hope be literally paonEed Persons visit
ing the City would do well the Eagle Hotel iraland
having assured made
aHangemehtfor having them well taken Of
fe 2G-d6m MARY z. CRUMP.
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FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,

No. 30 Main, Corner OF 3th md nniD Streets.
~ Il. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
~. Of spring and Ready Made Clothing and Gent
Fancy has complete
Of the following aTIees
French English Froek Coats black, blue,
brown, green.
French Fancy Cashmere, DoesEn
Pants.
Single Mined Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Pants
Black Satin, SILK
Fancy do do MarseileS and CashmeTeiie Vests
White Maees Vests duobe aud single breasted ndng and
Sotlng collar
Kid, Silk. Thread and White Berlin Gloves
Shirts, super plain and fancy
BOSoms and Collars the styles
herino, Cotton aud SILK Jindershirts
DO do
searfs Crvsls Stocks Pocket Hdkf great variety.
suspender OF all kinds
Bin and Bingham Umbrellas
An of which will sell any side
Of OregOui
T. b. spence continues Clothing
mp at the Fashionable John NJ
An as-orment OF samples constantly hand.
ap A.. n. SPENCE Agent
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WINDOw GLASS, of different .ss. ana hos, brand.
w from sIio to $3.50, always Tor sale By
N.Y. SAMUEL y DOVE.
or Order, nten for any .irc.
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TO BUYERS OF FURNITUHE--SOUTH
" / w MEEkS

HAVING facilities for manufacturing all kinds Of
II EhsAigHabs and SBsdd FsrHHrs used beg
specially call the Of Southern Gentlemen
New York, Establishment No II vesey street.
few doors from the Aso House At their Store Rooms will be
found extensive stock Of Furniture made
modern Partisan well styles Egyptian
EliEabethan Gothic, Louis XIV e all which 10 Of
their manufacture and under personal super
Int ndsRes and warranted equal made Europe
New Yort. sept. 18th. rs. ~
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NEK.YoRk LEGISLATIVE.


AFTEzSo ~ SESSION fR-0AT Ns-
In the SESATE the Troy and Schenectady Exten-
sion Bill was after discussion, referred : the Rail
road Committee to complete. The bin % prevent
fires On the track OF the 1. / Railroad was reported
complete with amendments The bill 10 abolish the
Office Of Inspector Of Onoadaga Sat- Springs was
passed.
In the ASSEMBLY tue bin 70 amend tie &C; iDcor-
Pora,ing the Greenwood Cene:ery Eas passed.
The resolution appointing Committee 10 sit d.
ring the recess ofthe Legislature TO investigate the
alleged frauds on the Canals, with power send for
persons aud papers. was passed
10 the SENATE on Saturday the Dill for he pres
erration of works OF tne unfinished Canals was
passed to I third reading. Various reports were
presented, BIZ; the proceedings we're not inpor-
taai.
The Anti Rent bills. excepting that IL relation 10
Dsvises and Desceuts- were referred 20 select
Committee 10 report complete.
IL TIE HOUSE the bill 10 abolish the Office Of Comfy
Superintendent Of Common Schools was RENTED
wiki instructions 10 report sabsiitatc moved by Mr.
Rice providing mainly that there should be but one
Superintendent ia any County " h snoald only visit
schools when directed By the Supervisors sld need
not examine teachers. or grant license to teach ex
cep: in certain special cases-he 10 receive salary
no; exceeding 500 per year, 10 be paid by the
State Treasurer out of the surplus OF the Common
School fund. The substitute requires Town Super.
in;enGen;s 10 collect certain statistical information
IL also hpproptiales S3JGV !cA''J I" oe cistTloG-
ted to the several Counties TO support teachers III
s.itutes
An evening session was appointed 10 consider
the bill 10 arrange Senate Districts
The bill reducing the rae OF interest TO per cent
was passed-72lo3l
The bill to amend the General Manufacturing Law
was passed-Ayes 10 Noes :.
The bill 10 consolidate and amend the Charter OF
the City of Brooklyn passed
The Erie Railroad bill after being amended 50 IS
to reserve TO the next Legislature the right to alter
is provisions, and so as To provide for n farther
choice Of route through the Schoharie aud Bearki,
was passed-Ayes 80. Noes 20.
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AIhanx-Th.ng. in GeneraI.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
.iLsAar. May g. 1876
The weather is really delightful here, and nature
begins TO e, Its influence. The which Line cur pTn
cpal streets have budded forth, and their dense foliage
gives some parts OF the city the aspect OF vast forest
This the case he wide avenue, called SatestTee
which leads 10 the Capitol When The hour Tor the adj
jourment the Legislature arrives this avenue presents
IN Interesting ard attractive spectacle Our grave lesla
.os squads and baalons pouring down the HILL
Ike schooboys Just released from their daily task. Then
it IS that the lobby members and logroe show their i'm
msculse skil-thcy each seize The arms OF couple o.
victims and one may hear them descan:ng with earnest
ness and apparen, sincerity the merits OF The respective
measures IN which they interested If they succeed
in obtaining an expression OF opinion, they Immediately
throw thcic victims. and 80 the rounds I'M
II, The members are all safely housed within their hotels
Even there they are not entirely from persecution
for the holder and more experienced Of The fraternity usu-
alv ind their way 10 the dinner tables wacre they cor
nue their boring process much to the annoyance CT
members themselves and The travellers ant strangers
who are generally anxious 10 sc; through their meal IN
peace.
The State Normal School commenced its Sum
mer quarter here few days since. The benefits 70
he derived from his excellent Institution are appreciated
bv taose who are preparing themselves Ter teachers a i
eviaesd BY the unusually large ATTENDANCE Of pupils Il
ia 10 be hoped tina; the attacks a0a the School mace by
cnoran; ard narrow minded individuals, n the Lesisa
.nre and elsewhere viii no: det-sc; particle rom is
usefulness.
We are looking forward 10 the time when the
Convention viii assemble, with considerable intt'-
rest The uo,elkee7ers AZ making extensive preparations
for the reception OF it. members and ara coas-st At
as themselves upon the prospec. Of respins hsrve'in
the summer months, when permanent custom Is gen
era,y very rare The politicians aud wire pulers too
are in exceleu, spirits the idea OF continued occupa
NON in their private vocation AID TIE poor printers aad
rpor,ers sru reoiced iha; they viii this year
for the wasn't employment 50 YOU see we are a.! AK
;ouslv waiting for the Convention.
There VIII be some ''fun" here next week. It's
an;;cipa,ed that Messrs- Csgger, French X Co. are
- ~ rid before TIE Mayors Court which commences
IA ,cs,oa here next Tuesday. ihis IS Ire case there
will be some rich developments Of tee particulars Of
which shsQ Keep you sdyi>ed.
The Chancellor Is holding his usua' special term
in the Capitol for the purpose Of bearing 1o''on'
rhe-e seem. 70 D. ps=c.ty Of business before him
did no, discover gle layer from yocTe-ig Il attend
anee probably the ias. yoa- eSn Sou't' s
81 N session =; present
The Circus of Sands. Lent Co. -nsde ineiE u
,r.s here This morning Their famous breed o. knsH'c
horses are universally admired BY the conroi'seas u
horse fesh. Yours &c