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DO we can recommend the above Shaving Ii
qud as being the very best article now iasise
The genuine for sale only at the Drug Stores of
NJ a. SANTOS, Norfolk and CHAS H. HEI.
NTISH, Agent, Portsmouth. Feb 9
ENREsH ARRIVAL OF BOOTS AND
Il SHOES, at the New York Boot and Shoe Store
Just landing this morning from the Mary Jane
anotner lat gre and fresh assortment of BOOTS and
SHOES. Our assortment is now complete in every
respect and with every size that may be called for
24O pairs Wo!nen's Grain Lace Boots
$50 do do do do Buskins
lSO do do low priced do
l2O do Mems Seal Brogans
100 do do fine Calf do
% 90 Boys Kip Boots
- do do fuc Calf Boots
~ do do Kip Brogans
I'D do do fine Calf do
$50 do Youths Kip do
l2O do do fine Calf do
$50 do Misses Lace Boots
Also, . cases Gents fashionable HATS Tor sale
at a great bargain. H. GREGORY.
=, New York Boot and Shoe Store. next the New
Farmers Bank. Main street, Norfolk. Feb9
SToy Es, STOVES, sToVES.-Wi Wishing
- To clear out the whole of them | will sell AZ
reduced prices for the balance of the season. all
that is now on hand. Call and look at them.
WANTED,
Old Copper, Bras, Pewter and Lead fo, which
Jan 30 DANIEL 8 CHERRY
DURE AND GENUINE PREPARA-
4 TiONS-Just received another supply of the
following articles, pure and genuine from The best
and most celebrated Chemists.
Pure Sulph. Qunne iodine pure
citrate Ferr & Quinine Hvdriod Potass
Pure Pipcrine Pure MorDbinc
Pure Eateflum Pure Srychine
Pure Veratfd Fcrri Citras
Pbos. Ammonia Iod,de Ferri
r, Also, Castor Oil Capsules, super ior article
Copaiba and Cubcb Capsules For sal al the Druo.
Store, Sign of the Biz Mortar.
CHAS. H. HEINITSH, Agent.
memher OF the Philadelphia College Of
Jan 20 Medicine, Pharmacy and Chemistry
GOSHEN CHEESE boxes and - cast.
" Cheese Just received
10 hrkiDs New York Buttcr of good ouaI:,v
% bbls let proof Swan Gin. of superior quality
~ hhds bright, heavy and sweet Molasses, at a
275 bbls superior Mountain Flour ,,nd,,r ,o.,
stbrs Dorchester and Ploughbov
doO boxes Dialects, Smith x CUrletps' Candles
65 V sacks G.; A. Salt in store and for sale low
10 bols Phil. Cordial, Of superior quality
10 boxes Gunpowder and Imperial Canton and
| Country Tea "'O
| 10 ar casks Cognac Brandy
300 reams Wrapping Paper, large and small o,~
sale by VIII q "
JAM lilo
| IL CASES BOOTS AND SHOES. bv the
- 5rhr Victory. c are opening this rooynine,
py we scnr Fietofy another large and seasonabe
at wholesale and retail. The following il nart
~ cases Mems Winter Boots, of several different
IS cases Boys do do
do YOUTHS do do
D do Womeu's Grain Boots
AIso-A few cases Gents superior Cali Root,
New York manufacture ' "OO'S'
=, New York Boot and Shoe Store, next the new
farmers Bank, Main street "'"
jan 20 J. II. GREGORY
RUTTER-5o kegs BUTTER, landing for
ID sal by / Wits Wv
Feb 2
NEW CROP MOLASSES. 20 bids beavv
L bright and sweet landing or sale by
Jan - J. Wills
VIRGINIb AND NORTH CAROLINA
AIN IN ACS for 1917, for sale by the gross
dozen or 81 iglo one, by
Orc p w. n. HODGES l. co.
CLOCKS.-A lot Of CLOCKS via, bras. uorL.
~ Jo;t received and for sale very low by
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GROCERIES, 400 bbls and bbds old Rvc .nd
VI Common Wbiskey ""'
$50 hbls n. e Rom, Pbila. Gin N. O. Rum Bal
hnore Gin and American Brandy
100 Or casks Port Malaga, TenorifFs Iisbo, and
Madeira Wines
COZ bills Superine Flour
go whole and half tierces Rice
100 boxes Bunch Rasius
300 do Candlee, 6s aud IS, par, to arrive
4SO do Soap, New York, Boston Baltimore
and Newport
pipes Holland Gin
200 boxes Ground Pepper, Ginger, Al!spice and
500 sacks fine and coarse Salt
300 bags Java. St Domir,so p;o .,a 1..--
Coffee 'S"y'"
30 casks Cheese
rs packages fresh Tea
as kegs Nails ell assorted
so bhis Mess Pork
20 boxes and half boxes Loaf Smear
Also to srrive-79 hhds Now Orleans SMEAR and
~ bids new crop w. !. Molasscs for sale Nv
REQ ] Wills
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1S00 lbs Virginia and North Carolina cn,ed
IcOO BACON--some very superior Hams for
sac ~ NJ CORY
Fso' Esst side tho Market
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Is. MlNTON, Dealer in Fine Gold Leve,
q. Watches, Jcwelry, Silver and Plated Wares
Crawiord street, Portsmouth, Va.
o. Fine Watches repaired and warranted.
Jan 10
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
MENT
NEW STEAMBOAT AND Rail. ROAD

Richmond Petersburg, Fredericksburg, Hasiingtog
and Alexandria
An Fare to Richmond and
o. iEAs Petersburg, 10 cents only
YGy;sSS: - including meals.
<Tss-sST=sSs<szEzAD Fare to f. edcricksburg,
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GIANT ASPARAGUS ROoTS.-W are
7 daily expecting large supply of GIANT AS
PARAGUS ROOTS, which will be in fine or.jer y
Persons wishing supply will please leave tbei,
Orders at the Drug store, Sign of the Big Morfa,.
Fcb6 CHAS. II. HEfNITSHs cent
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MlSCELLAN EOUS.

EXCHANGE ON New York and Baltimore i,
~ sums TO suit purchasers can be had at
JNO. ID. CORDAN'S,
Dec 5-u Lottery and Exchange Office.
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By Telegraph TO The Tribune.
XXXih CONGREss......Fir.r Session.
sESATE..wAsmSeToS. Dec. %. lss7.

SENAlE.+.. WASHINGTON, Dec. - 1871.
The Vice President presented reports from the
Treasury Department relative 10 overlooked lands
In Arkansas, and suryeysin the vicinity Of -aut de
ste Marie.
Mr.. DlcKfSsoS presented SIX petitions from the
Common Council and cit zens Of Buffalo, for the
imnrovement of Buffalo HSIbo-
OnmOtion OF Mr.. SEVER resolutions were passed
ilqnrng iuto the expediency Of giving receivers OF
land 0lcss additional com pensatiOn when acting as
officers of the Sab-Tressury.
Mr.. ASHLEY presented bll 10 establish per-
manent and general preention system tor the ben
cit OF actual settlers -R cad twice.
NJ. Cas-. from the Military Committee, called up
the bills to provide for the farther prosecution OF
the war with Mexico and 70 provide clothing Tor the
No'unteer-Both passed first reading.
Mr. WEsTcOTr called Up toe bill u provide ad-
dtional clerks 10 the Patent Otice.-Resd once.
On motion Of Mr. ArHERros the House bill %
supply deficiency IN appropriations for the Sab
sstence Department vas taken Up and passed
On motion Of Mr. CRlITINDFS the Senate pro
ceeded 70 the consideration Of the bill 20 purchase
tie Madison Papers IL vas read a third time.
The yeas and nays were ordered on the quest on
Of It's passage, when Mr. BuTLER requested It's
postponement I'D to morrow. He desired more
time 70 examine the bill Il forced now 10 vote be
would vote against L. lie desired 70 pay Mrs
Madison for the papers, bur could not approve the
exact form Of the bill
Debate ensuei between Messrs. CRIrrESDES
BrrLFR, BERRIEs WEsrcoTr and BADGER
Finally Il was postponed by consent Of Mr.. CRIT
rINDES.
A message was received from the House an,
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence u The Tribune.
pHIIADyIpgrA Masnfsdav Der

PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, Dec. %.
oar State fiaances will give better exhibi; this
year than they done for many preceding The
smoupt OF for the ices year ending Dee J. has
ban 81 S5i7oi 81 against = as 9f3 81 in 1915. asd
Si673 81 = 3fb The balance the Stale Treasury
on ths lst inst $50 80 IS which with the
revenue Tor December and January Aui the payment
due, vii eakbs the February interest 70 Be met
with There handsome saving IN the seuses
l. gs.tzre lsst year owing 70 ashor s-so1 when
Nhs had control VI b.th branches There IL moth
prevent The next session from bang shorter, Il The
Loco House Will agree 70 a. early scJ0urumsut
The state Of our lrznces for the pat year better
than appears whtn We remember that TIRE state Ifeasl
rer Mr. Backs, had ies.cy Of large loan left BY his
edist- predecessors. which e-orte1 70 o. compile
the payment Ct the last February Netting
now requisite bus due economy 20 carry Pennsy
sal, " through add avoid al former monetary elfiss
Tsrs has yet Of the morey stolen from Dr.
DsrInffcn OF he Chester Bank b-en discovered The
Fsl. Of Schuylk rifsd Of It's coltents b. cUtfirg
hoe in 10 and every tng taken out bat Memorandum Of
the money.
TIE Cotton market IS not STIFF today sales q 80
Is panas and Orleans we're made a. " "a els Flour
has been rsctve shipping brands held a S. Th-
Gf,in market Is very dali hear OF sales Corn-ne
quote a. 6is65 Red Wheat lf2sis5 Corn Meal Is with
eat change No demand Tor Provisons-prces the de
cline Whisky IA hhds and bbls p cts
The trAnszctions the Boards were principally con.
fned 70 Pennsylvania State Elves large sales Of which
were made a. prices varying rom 81 70 -
Board-sesoo0 Psan 81 'S.s7-: - Rsid hR. =
IL Norr.slogn Rk, II
seconS BssrS-ssoO small iots 7z.s - 600 do.
72s sloo do Ut Ssooo Team bds S. ~ 50 Grsrd 81,
q slu Baak. a; iooo Rssd Bds, st; slisH Chss
De- Csnsl L. 50, q, q
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r,or p,,re Iios and Cor1ienfes.

By the arrival of the brig Abrasca, Capt. ATKINS,
from Rio Jareiro whence she sailed on the loh No7em-
bsr we have he J0raai do Commerce 10 the 18th ult
from which W translate the following items
COL Ncaor commsndant Of the frontier, dessried FROM
the side Of Msdsrega end vent over 70 Jrquza with
force Of 400 TO 0 including the hest cavalry Of he
Province Madaisra Who sppea-s to have suspected the
treason attempted seize him but arrived too late on tie
frontier Letters from Eutre Rios, dated Oct H. sag that
THIS event had produced the greatest disturbance IN thai
province The presencs Of Madsags the frontier led
rquiza to assume hostile altitude end In = hours the
whole province was in Theresut snoi Jet known
From Ruenos Ayres there i nothing new.
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Yale College Minority Meeting.

NV nav IN Dccs - intls
Al a meeting Of 4 large number Of stadeats Of
Yale College held in the College Chapel on Mon.
day evening Dec q. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Jte,eas. very large minority Of the students believe
that the resolutions passed this evening In reference
the ate INF runAfe event, and purportng O. be
preston Of the general feeling In the College only
tned bat calated % produce improper impress
s,ors public opinion Therefore,
he Rssolved is That deeply lament the sad
renee the Chr Of ThuTsdsy, "a inst j-oparzug the
e Of college officer while 10 the discharge OF his doty
and that extend heartfelt sympathes the SUI
fer IN his distress and ~ the ian aud friend, In their
stfciiCn.
ID Fhat We believe ourselves bound by every prncp pie
Of justice 10 consider those Of fellow students upon
whom suspicion hss rested Innocent Of the
until the law shall have declared hem guilty.
SO That consider 10 the duty Of the public 20 with
hold their upon the sccused until the facts shall
be ful Y and teiri'e ely mzds known
fh Ihat express unqualified cisappr0bati-n OF
the which port the Press has taken with
gard this siair. teu1ns strongly % prejudice the
community sgsinst those of eO~s under Suspicion
against ourselves body students and against this
venerable institution
5h That copy Of these resolutions be transmitted for
publication 10 the New Haven press. % the " A. Obis
rcr Trsbsnf and Herald and the Boston dfas snd Re-
cerd6r lSsn-dl BEN. ID. YOUNG, Chairman
? CAST, Secretary.
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Yale Collie ge-Meeiiug OF the students.
communicated for The Trbunel
NTw.HAvES Dec. IS I-47.


At meeting Of the students of'Yale College.
held in the Cnspel, Monday evening Dec %, the
following resolutions were adopted
IE4-ffa The recent outrage committed upon officers Of
this institution while engaged in the discharge % their
e has been the occasion Of reports and remarks which
may prove detrimental 20 our character students Oi
Yale College and 90 the reputation ~ The insitufIOn
Reioi-fd ~ That We consider 10 incumbent %
express unqualified cardmnafon Of the set and,
while Ne have deposition or right 10 pfeudge Hose
charged with this crime, guilty Of the ss@-our de-
- thar justice msy be vndicsfed In the punishment
Of the perpetrators ahos1 they may prove 70 hsve been
d That wesncereiy sympsh 20 with the sufferer and
ih HI friends pom whom this iuhuman act has brought
s1ch deep all ion. AID Whit pray that merciial
Providence NAV avert those consequences which have
been lesred feel panied 81 the reflection thst ere
may be lost him, whose virtues ana talents would
have ensured life Of useful ess, sod distinction
Sd That copy OF these resolutions signed By the on
Of this meetrg be transmitted % Professor Jodrch
snd family thai they also be Published in the New
Haven pspefs The Nr York Obsfrger and Tribune and
the Boston RseoTdsr DWIGHT FOSTER Chairman.
Henry BLoDGET, Secretary.
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From the Inferior.

Capt Wheat. with Company Of DIsgaon' arrived yes
erday from Is.ps anc 10 hs poteuess We are Indebted
fr f.. items OF news which g've i0 the pub
6-n Butler le Jsspa on the en- tr fueDit The tram
which be command 20 nss also leit Thar city
Gen Marshall and stat were met BY Capt W. at Plan
De- Rio
Cspt Wheat cams n charge Of shout 100 sick aud
wounded
gentleman Who arrived here tom Los Llenos de Aps.
n company with Capt Wheat, from Jll-ps, robbed
well several persons " no with bin. persons
belonging the toslish mining company Of al they
had with hem, place called Rio del NoIfe by the
brave d>fenserl De "a Pat a. the sasreros, other
words robbers
Capt Wheat informs thai from here 10 Jalapi the
rosd perfectly opened 20 travellers end that parties
OF three or i0ar can be- -a.t anger
We understand from good source Tia, Capt farohid,
who eff here with detachment Of Louisiana Dragons %
accompany the FnEish charge dA8sirs &, jElsps on
reaching that place finding that there Dragons n
that vicinity proceeded 10 MeSco with the minister
Capt k-rr Of the Louisiana dragons len this city
Medn-sdaT isst. win his command for the Nafi0ns
Buf-e where ttrT are % Be stationed
Lieut. Hlrk-ns, Of Capt B-ssuc0n's company, and -
Foster, OF Capt Lewss COMPANY. with d-tachEeat Of
the same corps, now stationed A. : ln J4an.
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Business Nctlles.

GoLD Pass FoR TIE HuLIDAYs.-Persons DESTROYS Of
making an acceptable present at the ensuing HOLIDAYS are
requested 70 examine the extensive assortment OF Gold
Penn and Gold and Silver Pen and Pencil Cases for sale
by b r. WArsos Co. - William.st ore door below
Wallst and y SAVAGE, % Folton-s The Richeli.av
Gold Pen 10 the pattern Of gold case just introduced
BY hem cannot BE- surpassed either ia beauty or utility
and Is without exception the desirable ait Of the
An elegan srcs Il ladies' Gold Pen and Case
which, with Infinite variety Of Gold Pens and Gold and
Silver Cases they selling great reduction from
The usual prices Gold pens repaired Or exchanged.
tOs Holiday PREsESrs-DAMoSD-foI GOLD PISS
Those wto would make acceptable presents the cum
ing holidays, cannot hLd useful article than the
Gold Pen, provided Be that is durable and warrant
Cd. JoHS W. GaEAToS Co. "a Cedar st. have the largest
aud best assortment to be found in the city which they
are selling mech lower than any other house 10 the trade
ia God and Silver cases Cod Pens repaired.
COLD AND SILVER WATCHES FoR THE HoLfDAys-A
beautiful and extensive Of ladies' and gentle.
mems G.a and Silver Watches Of which are OF en-.
slfey new and original patterns designed expressly Tor
Holiday presents, for sale a. the lowest prices By j.
SAVAGE, q. FULTON ST. Gold Watches from 10 upward
~ A. I. COCHRANE, 20 GFssnwichst has new and
beautiful stock Of ladies' snd senllsmens Inc cod
Watches which warranted give correct time or the
moaey refunded Also large assortment Of toe Gold
Chalas, Jewslry &c. any Of which make saly appro-
pirate sift Tor The coming Eswfesr His stock Of Jsw-
sl'J Is being disposed Of a. aoisc,urei'' prices.
~ Do you wish 10 make IN acceptable Eex.Yesr',
present II ~, fail " call On CLARK, BsorHgs c.
81 JshnL corner Of Ssssu sad get their s2en.
did Cod Pens and stye VI They eaano ail Of
beng scesPtsD.e. cod Pens and Cases repaired.
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BY the Governor r. ?. HaSSoso' secretary.

- b. 80. PIe.1sae -. pc 3.


Yesterday the train under he command Cd Gen 1wg
eft for Vera fuz This the second ran that his eft
here for the nei states since the occupation o the city
hy the American army. 4 paragraph in The Monfgr oi
YESTERDAY states that Gen Paroles bad bed an in'ev
with Father Jarfufi the notorious sa-rrt chief a. Iu-
snrinfo and thar they resolved upon calling Ia The aid and
Intervention al European Fsrs JED Tie ertrs % Mexico
lie ID viewed with srust hy All parties snd cannot com
nard among the native Msxicans, even decent corpo-
ral guard HI. IL bs kei however, hy many f0reignefs
arong whom - one Juan DE- Ia GRAMS formerly SPGniSh
Consul A. N-w- oIs This fellow has gone % Ouereiao
where he Will dOubless aid Paroles with al bis infu
erce.
The orders issued by Gen Scott tie 2fh OF Novem.
her f5r ouarerug on The enemy Ac repnbished DO
81 Notcsfo by Gov Oates, panied By The following
orders of his ogn. . 49,
Til. order will BE- strictly observed az the con-
tracts made by the usfterm sster Capt Rabbit, I'm
ishsd this month.
Tie qlarers and buiinss occupied by he officers and
men Al a. well as slorshouss, stables ard lands
Will be retained until special order shall be- given for .
change W nAl - commanding
There va rumor from Qsssetaso that the Mexican
army had proclaimed santa Anna dictator
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~ Gents who dsnre 10 present themselves To their
ihsndspsrsei a. their appointments. AID who propose
Commencing The hsw-Yesr By adopting (smonx other
coed rescasionss new hat are reminded thsths Phonx
ia; Es'soshmeni 81 altorsi ors long time astinet-
ivey known As hosEETsoss Pho aix) still retains its 80
preDsey Tor arOrdDE sn elegant and durable hat for
80 So For The les fsstdous another lele uIsqqaled
for The priee) for -. ESQ 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

~ Hon ROOM S. GAnsLs died at his resi-.
asnce Jssersoo Coantv Georsis the Goth inst Of
apopexy He long represented his State the local sno
Eissfues and subsequently the be- eh
OF the Supreme Court Of Georgia which latter place he
rssisoed Ia consequence Of nl-hsslh
~ A desperate named Wages recently muir
ser.a two brothers named Bilbos, in Rsncoek County
MisassppL The Bilboss eosnterfsitsrs and fesd
had arisen between them and Wages OF the
latter havins Informed On them.
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~ The Ivory Cruc.fx az tho American Museum 4,
raining that attention which ia merits. az wosk OF art
gallery every d,y and evening ard will not disapp8nt
any artists expectonl The form and proportions ere
p-rec-ihe expression m tie face exquisite, aud IT, Ia
short faithful representation n ivory OF the great Ma.
Ter ~ Christians endbrng The ag0nies Of the Cross Ia
ccnluocfion with the other novelties OF the Museum
cannot bot attract great numbers Ut the curious as well As
OF amateurs.
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~ THE GocnYgAR RunHsR WAREHOUSE, 100 Broad.
way continue 10 Keep as heretofore the largest and beat
s.sor,ment Of Patent Metallic Rubber Opsrhoe. in the
cry The Improvements made in Mr. Goodyear, patented
iabucs within the past year truly surprising d2 Im.
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Corr, PtRcn, Gooos i-Thi. neg sub.iane.. Known
IN the arts but few years and never before en-. offered
or Introduced into the United States now offered 70 tn.
public b. The manufacturer, combining the nexbssnd
repeant qaaltesof India Rubber toughne.s oNceeons
that OF leather and beauty and smooihness peculiar 20
nothing else Of flexible character Among the fabric,
non being made BY the undersigned may be found cloths
table covers shoes shoe soe, belts snd round cords for
machinery book binders fabrics substitute for etherl
sweat feathers for hat makers covers for sofas chairs,
seats cushions pocket books aud portfolio covers tobacco
wallets carriage furniture, NC. sc. HORACE Il. DAY,
India Rubber aud Gutts Perchs Manufacturer.
dis 2w ol Cor,lapa,t
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Executive Nominations. &c.

Col RouAS Of Ky. son OF the former T. ;. Sens
tor. was nominated Charge 20 Naples today IN
place of Major POLK
Gen. HoUsros has been reelected I. :. Senator
from Texas.
Gems. SHIELDS and QUITNAS visited the Capitol
to-day, snd were received with much attention by
been invited 70 public dinner on Friday. Nearly
al the Senators present. and many of the Repre-
sentstives. with the Mayor and others. are sub
scribers u the dinner.
IL is believed that Hon. JOHN W. DAVIS late
Speaker Of the House was nominated to-day ss
Minister 20 China
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Barry JrNPcRs-The rateatee, Mr. q W Turns, 81
Broad~ay cf this amusing and useful invention has with
much care hnshsd mp beautiful as'oriment 10 which he
would cali the attention Of those wishing something new
Tor the holidays o2t-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

roopelns the death Of Nr BRl0tkI, formerly
Representative rom Michigan.
IL FrIcu pronounced AZ eloquent eulogy, snd
offered the customary resolutions, which passed
unanimously. Adjourned
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES
The journal having been read, Nr. STEWART OF
Mich. announced the death Of bis predecessor, Hon.
EDWARD BRADLEr who vas elected in the Fall
Of 'ss Member of the present Congress from the
Id District in Michigan.
The D,stric, is now re presented by Mr. STEWART.
In the Soring OF ~ Mr. BRADLEY was attacked
By pulmonary affection, and 10 July he left home
in pursuit OF health and eminent medical advice.
He arrived at New-York with the intention OF
taking his seat In the House before returning 70
Michigan bat died in New.York on the 5th Of
August Mr. STEWART having offered the custom
arg resolutions, they were adopted unanimously
and the House adjourned.
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WINDOW sHADEs.-ljoo0 FAiss-Consistins Of sy,ry
style Of Imported and American Shades, Tor in lot,
T. suit purchasers, a. prices 81 per cent less than other
stores Merchants fsdd.en, &c will do well call
KELLY \ RKEKs eHslusige Window-shsds ,tors. lgl
Chathsmst S,o A..
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~ BEAuTFct WINDOW fuxNiTusR-Ihs most Ella
CANT indow shades snd CgFfsin Trimmings. Gin Cor
ncss Laces Cuftsas kc % he and in the city We thi,s
al J. c. WooOFoEDs, 295 Broadway. hs Windo.
Shades are certainly mos. beautiful and We advise A..
about ornsiaenlius their windows for tho Hoday, win
those useful articles 10 examine his extensive assortsnt
IT,
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DIED:

On Wednesday mo mig. >9th inst ROBERT TAf LOR.
in The f1fh year Of his rgc
mis- frisnds and trose Of the family respectfully in
ved 20 attend hrs uneal Friday 3st irt ~ o'clock
from hs late residence 500 Third avenue. whence
his remains viii be taken % the Eighths IhH en-, "hefe
the farera sery' viii be performed
Last evening Ms 81 SAN ROE widow Of Charles Roe,
sr-t 6l years.
~ Notce and time Of funeral in this evening and to-
m0gr, morning papers
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~ Morr, BROTHERS Nsssau.s, offers for sale lara,
assortment Of gold and silver Patent, Lever Anchor Fs
cspenent Lepine Watches with rich assortment II
JewelIy, &C. for Christmas ard New Years presents.
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q Green Ginger Root and Havana Oranges BY Joax
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