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Charles De gelaling,

-
Charles DE sslding,
No IL. Todds buildings. Pe"~syvania Washington
GENT for GLAZING i notary public and commissioner of
New Hampshire, Virginia, Missouri,
Massachusetts, South Carolina, Kentucky,
Rhode Island, Georgia, Tennessee,
Connecticut Florida. Ohio,
New York, Alabama, Indiana,
New Jersey, Louisiana, Illinois,
Pennsylyania Texas, Michigan.
Sent %
GEORGE M. BIBB,
AT-LAw,
JrAS established his office the city of Washington and
Ii proers his services to the public "a the OF
ment of eases in the of the district of Colu
bia, and in the Supreme Court OF the United States
His Office the south side OF street near the Treas
nary building. June l3--ly
DUFF GREEN AND BEN. GREEN,
.3forneys and C0wSseH0rs-0t- Lar.
Office street, the Treasury Department,
VXTILL give prompt attention claims before any of the
w departments Of the govemment or before Congress.
and the OF the District, and In the SUI
preme Court of the United States
Address Green Green, Washington city, postage paid
H.F; JACKSON. l. GRAN SasS
Late of the A''0 HGss house. q rsvo" RocAaway
JACKSON Il CRANsTON,
Coaches will he the depots and landings
convey passengers free ofcharge' to the house
wORTHNGTON G.. sNETHEN,
attorney and COsn,salOr-Gt- LQU,
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
DRACTSES in the Supreme Court OF the United STATES
and in the several courts of the Distric>o Counbia
and prosecues all OF claims against the United
States either before Congress the different departments
of the government.
A UGUsTUs FISCHER, Attorney and Counsellor at
N Law, AUSTIN Travis county, Texas, will attend faith
fully and promptly business connected win ms pro-
fesson in this city, and the adjoining counties he VIII
also attend business in the land oice such as pro-
curing PATENTS perecng titles NC. Letters must he paid
TO procure attention.
REFERENCES.
Hon. J. p. Henderson, San Augustin
Hon. Ebenczer Allen, Austin
Hon. Memucan Hunt Galveston
J. ID. Ciroesbcck Houston.
Dolhonde IL Groesbeck, New Orleans.
JAN IL
IN ID. MOsELY, United States Attorney Will attend
L the several States and federal courts held at Nash
VILE
Particular attention paid to the collection OF claims
Office in the courthouse mt Nashville. Tennessee.
HOUSTON q ALLEN,
COmse1Ors and attorneys at Lag,
GALVESTON, TEXAS,
Will practice in the State and Federal Courts.
SAM HOUSTON. EBENEZER ALLEN.
March Nv
WILLIAM Is. HART attends to the collection Of
w all claims any of the departments OF government
and to the procuring OF PENSIONS land warrants Nc
Office on street, near Treasury Building washington
D. c.. Sept A-smt
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MARRIED.,

MARRIED,
On the 18th October last Bevidere Warren county N
Jersey " the Rev JAS CLARE ISRAEL SMITH i'm 9Th nn;
neer 81 Detroit Michigan to FRANCES e. BELL Jangbsn
Commander CHsRLss II. Bril- u. s. Navy Ne'' VI
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In square No. $50, lots Nos. and IL
And Immediately after the sales of the said lots the SUBJ
scrber will also offer aipubic auction valuable lands
in Alexandria county, Va, forming part of the property
known the Gebe Lands, divided parcels of from
to 100 acres eacl-he being also included in the
deed of trust before referred
The square south Of square lib is the property lately
cupied by Cen Van Ness, beautifully improved, and
well known require further description. There also
good Improvements many of the other lots.
The terms Of sale follows, viz one-fourth of
the purchase money be paid in hand, and the
residue in one, and three years; the purchasers
give their with approved endoers bearing interest
from the day of sae and deeds of the property
the payment of said and, full payment
the purchase money, with all interest and costs any,
the subscriber will convey, at the OF the purcla
all the right and title vested in him by the before
named decd trust. II the Of sale be complied
with days after the sale the the right
osellng the property bought by such delinquent puch-
sers their risk and expense, after VS. notice.
RID. SMITH, Trustee
Oct l5--eodns II. w. DYER, Auctoneer.
Aer the sale OF the foregoing lots and tracts of lands the
following lots the city OF Washington will be offered at
public auction at the place, Tor the purchase money
of which credit will be given OF from TO five years,
bear ring interest il sasac tory security be given,
NJ. uIl l.s- No. N
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y. n. rHaOMpsON

-. NJ TxiOMpaON.
Merchant TAILOR, Colewao,s Hos~I
TTvHE subscriber would call attention oI The ,l; 90
his very large and well-seec,ed s,ock OF ao,bs
meres, and vestings, comprising all qualities and rccs
which will be sold at the lowest possible rates - f'
Also, splendid lot OF French soarfs and crayais
Oct 20-.dtiD
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DIR. Bmnning's Body Brace.

THIS instrument which has relieved many thousands
l. of breasts pulmonary, and spinal weaknesses and
distortion, also of constipation, piles, and particularly OF
female weakness, the symptoms OF which well known,
be had OF Mrs. BALDWIN, the of Mr.. Peter
Brenner tailor, doors below A street. the north side
of Pennsylvania A gentleman in attendance on
gentemen. Orders for instruments from distance 10 be
forwarded to DIR. Banning, 1871 Broadway, New York.
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there h.s been evidence Of hostile feeling on the part
Of the citizens towards the vessels stationed here.
have the honor to be- sir respectfully, your obedieni
servant,
FRANKLIN BUCHANAN,
Commander
Commodore NJ G. PERRY,
Commanding Home Squadron, Gull OF Mexico,
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Erom ProGssor Goddard, Of PhladeIphia.

have examined DR., Bannngs instrument for the relief
of weakness requiring support and have made practical
experiment of the same and am atonished the results
have also listened TO his views of its applicability to
extended class of Diseases and think them to be highly inn
portant and therefore cordially recommend them the
rious consideration of the medical profession.
PAUL b. GODDARD M d.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. %, 1916.
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T1HAWN NUMbENS OF the GRAND consolidated Lott
~ terry, Class No. -.
50 81 3r Is 70 10 So II 30 80 81 70
Nov. I5-2t d. PAINE IL CO M.naa,r.
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JVAS established his office in the city of Washington and
III proers his services the public in the prosecution
claims upon the Treasury of the United States in the
the circuit courts OF the district OF Column
bia and in the Supreme Court of the United States.
His Office the south side of street near the Treas
uarv building June l3--Iy
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Dr. BANNING: Kind Sir The following extract from let
ter by the undersigned her brother, prac
Using ply in central New York The writer is the
bereaved of clergyman well known and much la
mened and her testimony is entitled to the highest conf
dence She cheerully consents to its publication ii, in
your judgment, it may aid in commenting your useful
brace the patronage Of those who would be benefit
eddy itsuse.
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From Professor Mott Of N,c York, and others.
The undersigned have examined DIR. Bannng's novel
views the mechanical pathology of many affections oil
viscer and believe them to be highly interesting and
worthy the serious attention of the medical profession.
Valentine Mott Stephen Brown,
Stephen X. Kirby, Alex. b. Whiting,
J. Kearney Rodgers, Ill. Mclean.
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DUFF GREEN AND BEN. Il. GREEN,
Attorneys and COsNseilOrs-0t- Lar.

Office on f. street. the Treasury Department,
VXyIEL give prompt attention claims before any of the
w departments of the government, before Congress
and 10 cases the the District, and In the Su
preme Court of the United States
Address Green Green, Washington city, postage paid
Nov. lS-u
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yXJILLIAM IL. HART attends TO the collection of
w all claims any of the departments Of government,
and to the procuring OF pensions land warrants, Nc
Office on street, near Treasury Building, Washington,
ID. c.. Sept 24-lnd
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEGR APH
xxrxrb CONGRESS. second Session.

SENATE ... WASHINGTON Jan. u.
On motion of Mr. MANGUN, the reading Of the
Journal was dispensed with
Mr. ARCHER Of Va. announced the death Of his
colleague. Hon. Isaac PESSYBAcKER, IN very
feeling manner, and concluded by offering the usu
al resolutions which were adopted, and the Senate
adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr.. j r. IsGFRsoLL moved that the order Of
business be suspended one hour for the reception Of
resolutions. Lost.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole
Mr. HOPKINS in the chair The Oregon Territorial
bin was then taken up. substitute was adopted
for the fifth section as amended yesterday, which
90 reads that all persons shall be allowed TO vote at
the first election who have declared oath, their
intention to become citizens and have sworn to sup
port the Constitution OF the United States An
amendment was adopted 10 prohibit all banking IN
The territory An amendment was offered prOvid-
ing that nothing IN this act shall be construed into
an intention % interfere with the spirit OF the Mis-
sour compromise IN regard 20 slavery Mr. HAN
LIS supported the amendment because he believed
1t was a matter OF necessity 10 prevent thereby the
introduction Of slavery into the territory.
The Committee then rose on motion Of Mr.. BAL
LEY and MESSAGE from the Senate was received
announcing the death Of Senator PfSsYBAcKER-
After an eloquent and impressive speech Mr. Nc
DowFLI OF Virginia moved the customary Heso-
lutions Adjourned The funeral Is to take place
at 2 o clock "Wednesday.
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Thug. In Washington.
Correspondence Of The New York Tribune
- l. L L L.l- MIL

Correspondence Of The New York Tribune
wa-u~ero. Jan. II isi7-M Midnight
Mr. s,surt LovrH Of Ireland. was IN tho Csp
to to-day He leaves to nigh, tor Richmond,
where be intends to give an entertainment on Mon
dsy or Tuesday night lie may return 10 his city 10
give Irish Evsningr Thursday or Friday night
The Public Printing of next Congress has been given
10 WENDELL. Van BsrruuYsEN & Go. of Albany.
which il pretty much the same. believe. ss fDwrN
CsoswEIt Co It's said that new LocoFoco ps
per 20 be started in this city in connection with this
establishment Isaac UIt. Of ksr Hampshire. am
Informed disputes the decision whether his bid Dot
"a low theirs n is said that Mr. HffI also has
dos ~ starting new paper in this city
The seuste to-day ypu viii ace. have given Mr. DAT
Las another slap IN the face They would not permit
NJ ArcHisoS 20 preside o. hs request but they mue
aiseiy elected the Senator Themselves by unsn
irrus vote His own vote wss csst for Mr. srruetoS
who site on his right
The friends n ~ refF think he can buy enough
members ~ Congress with the ton regiments bill ~ pr
rsTf ~ rsssrTs ~ ~ HF-,~' r--fsr The hill puts
some TIRE. iunr hundred offices 9, his disposal
Among the strangers nov IN the ci'y s Ar. AroCHs
The Y = Sid rod something d. With Mr. fcIEs In
if'Sre ~ getting ss-rs Asa ~ 'ske eeirsrd II The
a-sean Af'-T sna - lssd them against cur ierres
ns'- sisc hst The pleasure " meeting At = w A.scu
~ session rhc vas formerly Washington correspond
er' ~ ~. hes'ur Cs.fs- His letters IN that paper
rr'e' ne sgrs's,e - reguoi were srr"rg the shes'
eve, written f,t,-r III. .,y
We hsTe hst good s.ishirE here today cold hrsc
inz s'f, sd ele.s surstire Hcsrtrsr
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CITY ITEMS.

To- The thing Of creates, interest IN town and
hubo,s just nov Is the weather the snow the going
Is Yankees call H. indeed everybody Is gOlng at Just
exsety Is great rate he che can some nrn ont
In their own splendid and luxurious sedses hned nest
ike with soft fars and brilliant SKINS and spanking along
behind pair OF sleek and enthusiastic horses checking
over the .moothness OF the way Others content them
selve. with tive dollar DIVE In hired sleigh and iru
" they ali seem determined 10 get the fuI worth Of
their money Then como gil s)rts Of vehicles on run
ners down to the croekery crate and puns and every
one hled with merry Joyous people, until Il would seem
that such thing as unhappy man or woman did not
exist
But the feature OF the sssir s. the Italians gay Of
their Buao's nose was the Omnibii which all made
their appearance runners Ike procession Of huge
cradle, with the rockers turned under thcniin which
embarked at every corner troops OF children OF larger
growth until the vesse. in which they sailed were com
pleely hidden with feathers rbbons eioss' AMI laugh
ins faces until they looked Ike human Islands floating
down the Mississippi OF Broadway or the Missouri Of
Bowery and DryDoekery
The weather wss yesterday very cold-ss viii be seen
By the following table from the Corlrctei colder than
any other Of the Al o'clock in the morning
the thermometer indicated the temperature as on
saturday but the mercury then more rapidly than
:; did yesterday There Is considerable drt ice in the
North aud East rivers but enough impede the nav
cation The sleishing continues fine,
The table shows the state Of the weather indicsted
- 81.
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WRsts - rHs AritSffo-%eefier Bs5y rennd
The eefs - cctcyes tri esr< II ,Ae 1ti.rsie
49, faed frSsr 49, hycreN, ~ tAi ei,y ~ Ss,u,
3sy ssf fs<e> - S@r York - "a f-s,d. - - Cl-
tae evening" as hesd ard '..rs. vs,e ss.e
ssd css~y~~e hsdiy snsesi~d BE - recognized ~
ne eiefhits - Nd ". ~. IA ~, l@srr
IN Nc3y f-s8 sease 'ff,e $50 r,h Aeg gone sra
soyrosed - - W Tccrsr y ms ~ 90 s.cr fcor3
IN hi6 hss t-@n iAcnS~i - fsss a W snrs-s Wh~-
s,sf sennd wss blurred on tee Gard. IN, v.. 3i~,-
serre5 On Ssras5sy sr5 ,sk>e n, ee<ecr ~ Sr-ssy
rtcynies IRE ie9 whsch ~ 40 wrerck>a ~ wss
kcord Saturday ssd toovn y ~ rnst I, re
sccs ne fcVrd ~ re No ~ =, fr~ l,wss ..k>n
- ~yn re BODY Tire reecx dsfcn Il tss re,sor ~ss
1890 tnycesa ~ rrsrsf>c' r,er - ~ sney
80 nse fcr cnc ~ Tccv~ snd Ne rs-r~ scs-rrea
n - >u' eng 10 snsh ~ hnn were s>vr - sse
mo 'esrwt dtspcsed n ~ NJ, a who eroses-tcresls
70 ssn 'esnS ssorsa - ~ss - rrrtls~a he ecrlS
= f'S'fnfrcd n 80 oseef wsy 'r.w LsrScr ssr.
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READ rRE LITTER FROM
MAJOR GENERAL MOsELEY,

Ind DOUBT y vos can
NEw.YosK, January ioe.
M.o.N-The rxcrLIENcE and utility Of your Justly Gel
ebrated COLD CANDY" should be questioned
Having tested II IN ils IN my family take plea
scknow gng its beneficial effects as has proved
efectua 10 removing most obstinate cough II Il
ceedingy soothing the lungs Ia removing issrArLITy,
and DELICIOUS In It's APPLICATION that lie use i RRr
sIsrIsLE. am, with great respect, yousfdend, sc.
WILLIAM II. MosELFY, 81 Broadway.
To Mas JsRyls SSs Broadway.
Mex, door to the Tabernacle.
Sold by MRS JERyIs, $50 BROADWAY, next door to
the Tabernacle
AsEsTs-Rushton 4 Co. 10 Aston House, 10 and IS
Broadway BlacksIi, S6s Bowefy B1rnon, 20 snthsge
nue. II and 100 Avenue Eiys 255 Hudson-st; Nelson
cor OF Catherine and Madison; Lsooun Of 0nnd
and Division SITS and Mrs. Hays, l3s Fulton 81. ard
Atlantic ST. Brooklyn
20 Each package 10 invariably signed MRS ". JFR
Wis.
Puiup ia packages oils % ~, and 81 earh j Sieod
~ r. PALMER IL the authorized agent and Il daily
receiving subscriptions and advertisements Cor Of ne
BEST papers q he country far and near NJ hs Offices
New York, Boston Philadelphia and BALTIMORE. ns
agency IN New York is In The Tribune buildings. Y
~ BOcLgs HyPERI0s FLUID-Ths excl eLt Mtcis
Is winning pablo favor In extraordinary degree bot
set w with it, superior merit
The way brosAy or brisffery hair Il assuming SILKY ard
glossy character, beneath IL potent influence ssnynhs
bat moderate. A. tol cntaDeOss enpuons upon The Gro
lum, Is an mpiacsble enemy, and eraicass them sh
AL possible ease with dancruf AMI every other alstnef
Of Natures chosen adOrnm-ut for the piece 81 NE b.
man family. To crown all, Mr. Boyle is decidedly naa
Of science snd gentleman Boston owe Branch
For ssle by A. b. D SANDS, Druggi.ts, 100 FuOa,t
corner Of ia Agents for this city also 81 20 Broad
way. and n Fast broadway; and by Dmggs1 gs.ersay
lhfO0 ghout The lnlled States D. 3te01
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NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. MONDAY Jan. ~. ls41.
NJ. WHEELTR reported a bill to submit the
Amended Charter OF the City OF New ork again
10 the people The bill contains a provision rec.
tifying an omission IN the charter previously sub
raitte1 il p-ovidcs that the iiromen Of the city
shall nominate 70 the Mayor the Chief Engineer oi
the Department and the Mayor % the Common
Council Names first Tuesday Of February A. the
dag for submitting il b the people Of the ciry
The Senate took up the resolution calling on the
General Government ~ reicnd the monies adysnc-
ed by the State ~ volunteers
Mr. YOUSO characterized the " hole movement as
bubble patriotism Nothing could be effected by
the bin ior the volunteers were on their way
The resolution vas adopted, l6 20
In relation 70 the Court oi Errors Mr. HAsp
made counter report 10 Mr. srrrcrHs, that the
Court ceased 10 exist when the new Constitution
went INTO effect and that the Legislature could
not institute tribunal m ts place The reports
are TO be considered next week.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. BASTEEs resignation was sent IN and a..
eeptsd
a Resolution 10 raise = Select COMMITTEES Of
thirty two 70 Organize Judicial District was Of
fcfsd md lsid on the table
Mr. WArsov presented Resolution m support
Of the Mexican wsr, enbodyiDg quotation from
Governor YoVngs speech. made last Spring m sup.
port Of the
bill 70 pay members Of the Legislature wss
presented
Mr. W y sslrH brogght IN bin - amend the
oct reis'ive - passengers arriving IN New York
1r Nswsss gave notice u bill 10 amend the
New York lien lsv
The debate on the Volunteer bill ives resumed
A motion Tss made - amend the preamble w
striking o1i 81 except the words that the country
q Involved IN war with Mexico The previous
question wss moved and the bin rscornmit,ed with
instruct ms - add preamble 90 TO ~
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From the Albany Evening Journal J

STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE ASSEMBLY.
C,mmines on Ways and Mears-Wnght, 7. Smith,
Blodge;t. Perkins, J. l.. smith
On Cdnals-Cornwell, Carpenter, Sage, Hitchcock,
Baker
On The Jadieiary-Burnen, shumwsy. Pottle. Bscom,
Develin Fenno. Flanders.
On Ralroads-Leayens. Wenmsn, Wright Maxwell.
Hodgson
on Bank and Iasroace Coayaniss-Hsdey Crosby
Dewitt Maxwell Gallup
On Trothrd BHs-Bsseom w g Smith Shaw. Car
penter Cole.
Woodruff Beers Watson, Chapman.
On 6rierapcSs-Desn Mcnamara, \. b. smith : J.
DAVIS, Hammond
on Prir,fgfs and Iiecfi0Hs-I. smith. phami WOOD
On Pafioas of AIbns-Adsm, skeele. Hodg.ou
Small Alng.
on Erscfioa and Dirisioa of Toons and CotHfies-
1readwel Bowdish. I. Green Chandler, Rutherford
On Cl6ias-Beers, Bsfstow, Treadwel. Marks soper
On IaferHal Agahs Of TolrHs and Coannes-Curry j.
Davis McWhorter, 5. J. Davis Chandler
On Medical SOcdies and COiisges-Stl, w. H. frsu J.
4 smith Hunter Dawson.
On IacOrp0rafi0H Of Cifiss and IRldgcs-Blodgeu
Taylor Bnstow, Morgan, Barber
On MaRa)acfure II S0h-Bell, Prndle hsyser. Al
water Garrison.
On Trade and M4uufafiurss- Mel arlanJ, Butrick Up
ham. Van Valkenburgh, Candee.
On Sfais Prisons Ksihbun Gould McFsrlAn Hadey
walsh.
on Ea1ross,d BW.-Caw Earl Croker, chstneld
Sckles
on Mih,a and Public D,feHcs Fullerton Hubbard
McDoual, Morgan. Bowie
on Roads and BridSes-Lee D. Moore Sherman
Alab.n. Marshall.
On Public land, - Moore Pierce Montsnye Nil
Ter Emmons
on Tadiaa A6ars - Hubbard. Gregory. Boyden. III
lnghAst Stewart
On Charitable and Religious S0coes Crosby
Moore Ortsn Southland Benedict
On Agricuifgs - Beckwth. Lawrence, Vanderbilt.
McGoDeRsl Temple
On ErpHiug Lar, Weedcn. Crowley. Daniel.
Brown akin
On Public Printing - Orton Owen. G Green Hswe.
Henderson
Oa Erycndnwss ~ BE- Elfchfius Depgrfnsln -bloss,
Peck Gray. NJ Pratt Haring.
on Erpradnue II hs dsssrsBiv Russell McDoual.
Van VaikenburFh Fuller landon.
JOINT Li5rarv Cozpiass--ssge. Hes,on. Southland.
/ smith Aabsn.
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IT VIII somebody tell us what Congress the
House has been about for the last few days We
have tried to stody out and keep the run Of the
votes and evolutions of Saturday and Monday, bat
los, the clue and got our brains sadly twisted in
the attempt We consider il an even bet today
whether Regulars or Volunteers shall be ordered
as also whether there shall be Lieutenant General
created or not. We know how the vote stood on
the last dodge. which renders it nearly certain that
the next vote will tun Just the other way.
Mr. Preston King we charge you TO take care
tina, your troops perform none Of these zig.zsg
eyolutions ON the Slavery Restriction Nail them
with the Teas and Nays the first go-of, and then
hold them 10 the work
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Legislature Of New-Jersey.

Correspondence OF The Inbune.
TRENTON, Jan -, l5is.
The Legislature assembled and organized here
to-day By the appointment OF JOHN c. sNALLwooD
of Gloucester. President Of the Senate. and other
officers same as last year.
In the House Of Assembly DR.. J. w. C. EVANS
OF Burlington was elected Speaker. and ALEX. NJ
CUNNING of Princeton, Clerk, by vote Of % to 10
for Seymore, Loco
After adopting the usual resolutions Of informing
the Senate and Governor Of its organization. the
House adjourned to 10 a. NJ
All the officers are Wings as a matter OF course.
Hon. JACOB w. MILLER L. 5. Senator, whose
term expires next March, / think will be reelected
without opposition.
The Wings have large majority in both Houses.
Your. SC. ky.
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EsoS sssrs Fs-Ths - Lppis Hspptlic en- n
ne sls' ~ ss7s A. s'e hsr lee, rieh, ,a~eraa
faSe-f - levers ifcr, several correspondents W New
AeSice Those frrn Ssn's - bes, is,e ls,e the
ifth - Ner st gre ne ~ 3e,s al TIE Of inse,
- rh'eh hsa ',srsp,ed !. 'hs' less,e' 81 sere,sl
~eess Preriees
~ &c pat - orr correspondence hsre ben sAie
- tpa snT susr - the reported 1ef.-, a ,.e .i~,r
4fsgrrrs ns~rt'cn - rhich rrs1- 10 .u payer ~
yes-%fsss
s'fef f,rrn ac-r Ssfed 90 the 1is' ~ Nsrr-r-e,
snncune>s tie arrival there 81 NJ Coibuf- IN Al
vsnc- y Ire wagons tecrgng - h@ lss rvtnysnT q
ne sae,s wh-h ieff Independence IN the iT'h TIER
experienced severe sfc,r - rhicb tiil-i rrsrr
~ ~ ccer ~ ,s-y ste - s-prlv he--sel-e.
=, rcrc ~ ~ssls e, s.s.ly l-,r s-,. 80 IN.
trfs~S S,-.-s ,-si-s >crii -, :, V s.i -.c-
~ s>ecca' n srv~ sr9 30 Ices - ss's.is 80 ,ksr
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