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New-.Iersey.

Additional returns insure the election Of Haines
as Governor and a strongly Wing Legislature, both
by Wing votes. The reported majorities for Gov
ernor compare with the full vote Of 1874 as follows:
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a natural CLASSIFICATION
can be sduced. You re
Der | mentioned the
Dhlebentere as the first
group. The alImentsry
is distributed In
them in a mannersimllar
- hood vessels, and dit.
use, the product Of d.
xesflnn fhrnnrhthe hohN
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with greet regard.
SAMUEL CHARLTON
PHYSICIANS usEEcESARr,


Read the following addressed TO the koshesssr ssenn
MEssRs. PosT WILLis--Csrfs IL with no ordinary
feelings Of pleasure that enabled 10 isi0f you o. the
cure fhavs pensncsd BY tho OF DR. Uphsns 'rse
table Pile EsctusIy which Obtained from you 10 case
Pile, with which have been afflicted My sudsross have
bs.n almost bsyond endurance and csneot be known or
imagined, only BY those who have expsnsncea nke annie
a.,
Having been 90 long ana sorsly Aihistsd am induced
"a address you that through you may make known 70 ny
fri nds and nsighbors hs auiy wonderful virtues ~ W
phas Eleotuary which shall hereafter keep on nann
AZ find II beneficial In other respects removing essnnhe
co.tveness morbid sccumulstions In the stonach snd
bowels and pany the bood-thas removing tie Gauss
OF Piles when q speedy cure must bliow:
needless To add that previous TO obtaining inc bec
uary Of YOU had consulted many Of our best Physicians
but TO little or benefit Should you know aca's OF ma
the town OF Gates where snail be pleased 10 ve them
much more particular information han am ses % u"
this communication JOSnCA ohH .rn
MORE RAPID cuRgs-sUscIcAL OrtkATio' A'V'D"p A
A gentleman, whose be seen al my omce, san
"A som. az or seven months ago and obtained Do. ~
Electuary for himself Not long snss the sans
called 10 act q box for another person ne hea
me M al AL box bad entirely csrsd him thst no hs ~.
CONNIE ndod the remedy 10 az or eisns
on whom, were cured IL also fscommsnosd oy n W
ADV who had previously, and al tho ums sens'sn
much from the bat being andsr the care o. nor
family Doctor, declined using IT, her cenelu9n not Dsin{
Improved BY tho attending physician second Wa o<ea
n consu afion and she Informed that notnins sno
aoper.ton could give felethis annou ncene al no
her 10 try my Eeetu1Fy and two boxes msds see sas
Sold who! esals and retail By WYATT kEIChsn,
lzi Fulton-st; DIR. A. Uphsm, 70 bowery n - ana ~
Druggists generally throughout the United sts'es sno
sdss. Price 81 box. A.. ..
NoTIcE-The genuine Elsctusry he's the written sgns.
witb . osa' aust emeod' Iap
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The siphon which communicates WIN me ne e,1
have oply one genus OF these chsmbered shells
,oIIsd mn in that manner living now, and another
where the shell is not entirely rolled up as 1t Is
here. but where the successive convoutons are
detached from each other so that Il is as you see
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ri,oup-O>,. PREMIUM TRUSS.

-S Improved b. J. K benjamin, - Beekmzn-st
Nv universally approved Of BY the Medical
/Fsculfy and al who use them. a. the pressure
can be graduated from one " fifty pounds 90
the pture without back pad which does much nJu-
~ ~ the spine, causing ~eakts and pain Ia t~ oses
and sides, and oftsn permanent spinal csease SIX days
tna given and II perfectly saf-aetory, money rc-
turned Also, the most approved shoulder Braces ana
Bandazes ms lstpu
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for IiAeoi', lndi-
~ Ohio and Michigan. sppOln ed BY the OosefnoIs
Of said States, with power % taxe the acknowedx insnt VI
deeds de positions Of witnesses, &c.
srANLY II. FLEETWOOD, % Ssssen-ss
5 r. T. has peculiar facilities Tor Inc trsnssruon o.
baynsss in the Western sad Southwestern seoss ." sc
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Otsego. Feeter, Wing is supposed TO be elected
to the Assembly from the Southern District OF Herk-
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A o $1,000 ~, ps foWNsEKDs ssisAfARiLLA
IL common sarsaparils Syrup, which u Boa -
ono botie coolains safeient quantity 70 nsse nofs
shops or any sold bs inrss four shiltsys pr qua
Il com pound sxrset OF ne bea HcoduFse ssrssp~fne
sxrsscsed without hest Ynsclpsl once ~ y%y -
aexl door 70 The Qua. 49, S~ss
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Already these two types occur in the most
ancient strata. aud you see here the beginning OF
series which VIII pass through all possible modin
cations of their shape Som. have the shell curved
only in this way with partial curve, and
some have the shell curved thas, like book IN
the beginning and then becoming quite straight
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| would here mention
a peculiarly in the respi-
ratory structure OF these
animals which is worthy
of notice. In this pro
tective portion OF the
shell we have a large
cavity opening outside
Of an oblong hole. The
whole of this cavity is
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SENATOR'S ELECTED

We DO Mt believe the Hunkers have elected a
Senator in the State. Saxton Smith in the West
CHESTER District and a few other Barnburners are
v,Obsbly chosen by very small majorities.
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NEw.JRRsEY ELECTION.
b. Telegraph especially for The TriJn

PfuLADELABIA, Nov. ,, III A. NJ.
Hunterdon County has given lo46 majority for
Haines. Loco Mercer 33i for Wright, Wing;
Camden over 400 for Wright.
IHanterdon gave ZAP for Polk over Clay Mercer
aOG for Clay. Ell
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Total ls77l Il, 539 s39 Il, 1880 1887
Eligmejoritie'. Fish, 3,ss2; Fillmore 1888;
Morgan 1888.
rms. returns have been hastily compiled, and must not
- imslioitly relied on
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rup sEMI.wEEKLY TRIBUNE
..,,i.hed every "WEDNESDAY and ssruRDAY morrin
. - - Is pes Annvm. Two copies for s.
xTH-YORK WEEKLY Tribune.
NEyy-YORK TRIBUNE.
Election Returns

,scrryEp At THE TRIBUNE OFFICE
,vrrLEoRAPH, EXPRESSES, sc.
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R,oor,d r TAe Tribune BY Dr. H'.io 1rspt 70 tSSsf,
Remarks planseyo OF the Lecturers Views with regard
the Succession Of Animals in Geological Times u
Views entirely different from those advanced in the
"Vesses of Creation. Character Of that Work..
Classification Of the Gsstropsds not Natural. The
TTOchOids The Pulmona'a.. The Cutte-Fish"
Interesting Peculisrtiss in the Organization Of these
Animals FOSSIL Shells
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AccIprSr-0n Sunday last, as the funeral pro
ca..ion of Miss Jones returning from the city
hnrsl ground stsgs containing several persons was
completely overturned, and the wife OF Mr. Ihomss
lone. and son OF Mr. Richard Evans .oout I'VE years
OF age, were severely injured lOuea ne'Aa.
g. =. Psrdlnsnd scitz accused OF the murder OF
John Adam came In yesterday morning WIN 'efae'
Of guilty Of mardeT 10 the second degree 49,.
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f' Sso J'i 4. 'aUT5Hlss. 81 w.,.r..l
pnort am NJ

Nv DsAR Sir! cannot express to you my sincere ana
heartfelt thanks for the wonderful cure have sxpefenced
by the use of your truly valuable Pile ElsctuHy have
been perfect martyr 10 the bleeding piles Tor ten yess
past so much 3d. became reduced 10 mere skes-
ton with loss of sppetite and general esranssme he
esye orsans my syes also became affected and In fact
was A misery 70 myself and obliged to give up my
office here which held Ia the Custom House some years
have tried ali kinds of had the best advice the
physicians of Boston and place could give spent much
money and twice submitted to surgical operation had
b.cor. tired Of life and At the suggestion OF my
friends was induced 10 try box Of your medicine Inc
dr,t found relieved slightly still Ponovered and
through found myself Sstns well sull KEEP, on aud
now I am new man Ny dear sir language canno, ex-
Dress m thanks that restored 70 health
and now in conditoo 70 support myself and family do
o.ndent on mo. Yours respectfully,
with greet regard,
SAMUEL CHARLTON
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cOu REWARD
- ZH 81 nrF a Pc 80

sclSO Of Oct Pocket BOOK cont14iii-t : All IN
XII "a CoIamb.. Bank and Bridge Go. re - oi.l ~
Bauk Of Northumberland Pa ana smother -. d q. -
P-on.ylvanis Bank the balance beins IN !, - - ~ "
s, P-,.. Io thi, STATE and city There Wefe $40 seF-
81 pauers which are Of 70 any one oa' s %
The above reward Will BE- PAD % lees.ns I'll ~ -.
BsboaId the finder NJ wish = istain tne foesst
ROOF And contents the above eN~ia tney "" ples.e
AZ Csc 'ea'' w rs ~
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DING LOsT-On Sunday afternoon 10 p.s'ins IRON
IL Broadway through Grand Norfolk, Division and lei
ferson ss 70 East Broadway gold enameed niger hins
st with hair th the word remember engraved On ne
insids su abs reward will b paid on its being lst 81
2OJ Esst Broadway Z, :.
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NJ. son,rcrx,. resolutions.

We call the attention of our readers to the resolutions
in relation to the war; introduced in the House OF Rep
resentatves yesterday by Mr.. Schenck. of Ohio, and
which will be found in another column
Candid and patriotic men will agree that these sou
TONS coming from whatever quarter they may are su'
upon our legislation. They propose course OF hui
initiation and open shame We are at war with Mexico
because she refused again and again all negotiation with
us after we had solicited it with all urgency and because
she crowned that barbarian refusal by an attack upon
our army long medtated and threatened and at last
ried into effect under perempory order OF her Pres
dent issued in April last, before the advance OF our
army to the Rio Grande known in the city OF Mexico
Nineteen wentieths of the Congress~o the United States
and Mr.. Schenck among the rest-voted on the 18th
of May last to prosecute the begun to speedy
and successful termination" And now, when Mexico
has not baed one ot OF her nsoen and noerabe preten
sons when she has pretended to atone for one OF her
ourages when she has again scorned our proered
negotaon and now declares all negotiation out OF the
question:" when she is breathing out threaenngs and
slaughter against us more fercely than ever-Mr.
Scheuck proposes in Congress dsband volunteers
to reduce the regular army refuse all manner OF sup
plies "for the military naval forces and defences OF
this government TO bring back all our troops to the east
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE January 27A5 p. M
Cool ,ceath -Pr,paratiOn for the funeral obsequiss Eff
York markets. III
We have another change in the weather to-day and there
prospect of Of Jack Frost 1t Is cloudy and
there is prospect of before morning, if it should not
become too cold
The vessel with the remains of COL Watson Captain
Ridgey Boyle Holmes. and others board has not We,
,rrved, though it is almost momontariIy expected
The funeral pageant will be grand, and much
civic as military procession Col Watson was Free
Mason, Odd Fellow, Son of Temperance the president
IF fire company member of the bar ex-speaker OF
he House of Delegates, and an ex-memb.r of III, City
Council All these bodies will therefore follow his remains
the grave besides all Of which, the people" claimed
iim friend and acquaintance he having been one
those few arden, politicians who esteemed by all
parties He the architect OF his own fortunes having
passed from step in the addsr to the Other witnoat The
assistance Of family friends, originally starting from the
position OF a sailor before the mast
There is nothing new In the mails from the NORTH sx
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side of the Rio Grande and then, in avowed retreat and
discontinue, and failure, and shame, to PROSTATE
selves before the conquering majesty OF Mexico and
Deg that she will reient at last and vouchsafe
sort OF negotiation ,. g b..
Ths-just this-is the tone Of Mr. Schenck's patriot
ism and pride in his country. He has stood up in his
place to propose Of fragrant national dish
or--to aid and comfort" the Mexican rulers by showing
them that at least American legislator is willing to
irag the flag OF his country through the dust and me Of
shameful submission to the wrong-doer And we stand
up to denolnce such course as moral treason" Eve
~ man, whom faction has not blinded, knows--and vel
knowshat such retreat OF army, would be taken
by the world as acknowledgment of defeat We in
vaded Mexico under act of Congress, looking the
successful termination Of the war; Mexico levied
ny, marched upon us and frightened US back again.
Such would be- every capital in Europe and hreughou
the world the short and scandaous story of war The
country will mark the legislator who moved to blot
national statute book with this disgrace
But mark for moment how these odous resolutions
Of themselves surrender and abandon the only possible
preence upon which they claim to be based Under
them we to hold up the Rio Grande, and to
blockade the Mexican ports. We thus to prosecute
the war. provided only that we will disgrace ourselves
before the world by the mode OF its prosecution. By
holding the disputed territory, affirm that the advance
Of our army into it was rightul We thus say that we
rghtuly there when Mexico attacked and hav-
ing said this, we-retreat Proclaming quarrel to
be just we throw down arms! And this, we sup
pose Mr. Schencks view OF that successful termina-
tom OF the war for which he voted
The moving of these resolutions is bad enough Their
adoption would be enduring stigma institutions.
II would touch the Judgment of all men, the very heart
of national character 1t would present us for the
first time in our history and imbecie nation,
afraid unable to redress wrongs The resolutions
propose blockade and thus that ought to con-
lnue the Just war Mexico has no ships, and
so on the sea will face her, but must skulk back
before her troops on the land! worthy position, in
deed, for this American nation We hold it up to the
Indignation of the American people.
And these resolutions brought out by amember OF
the proudes deberative body in the world They will
of course be secuted there but they will have the mis-
chevous effect OF being republished in Mexico, and en-
couasng up her people to holder resistance, and ena-
bling her to deceive the people, by represent
ing the exavagan act OF one member the purpose OF
large political party in Congress. Such is the mis-
chief which is done by such movements in Congress.
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cspt OF a commercial character, which il now Of he
greatest importance, viii DO by the following
nercial s,uu,narys
BALTIMORE MALKEr.--The dour market co~cd Arm az
Mondays prices yesterday but still rathcs unsettled
future operations. The grain market also Ia very
-xcisatle state and its excitement continues this morning
There being neither wheat soat II Is difficult
get quotations learn, however, thas ~ Is has
offered and paid for prime red wheai other descrip
lions al responding prices in quality And that both
yellow and white corn would bring rs 80 cents. I n
In -four, to-day, the market has been quits unsettled
though holders Of Howard street asking o. The
transactions have reached nearly 0Oo barrels since Mon
lay.
New York MARxrr--At New York. yesterday, some thou
and bales Of sold Monday pricss Flour
learer than Monday; 5000 bbls. sold early 96 81
So So afterwards 80 g. and 80 rs. and close Of
The day the price S6 62i for Georgetown
80 co. No talk about rye 900 bushels barley sold ship
az Toe II 900 bushels 500 wheat sold before the
letters opened lbs for Ohio and $50 for Gene
Is cts advance from prices before tho whis-
key, 26 n q cts. .It 4,5 100
The telegraph. to-day reports the -four marks, a still
ing upwards, sales Of Genesec -four having made
So rs to So 93A and the demand still increasing. N
PHILADRLPHIA MARkEr.At Philadelphia, yesterday, the
market rner and further sales OF 1000 bbis
flour IS 10 per barrel fox standard brands wes made
while lot, have been sold by irregular Dealers at %
62A generally, however, both holders and buyers were
moving with caution having yet received their private
pcion Corn meal had further advanced with sales NJ n
per barrel for Pennsylvania. and Of Brandyvvine at
| - l2A le't ,F7fT7
sale OF 2O0O barrels Pennsylvania brands was made
this morning, S. About 1000 bushels prime white
wheat at 132 n ls5 cts. per bnshel Fsla hies,
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY, NIGHT, JAN. 27, 1s41
Congregational.


The Senate passed the loan bill to-day.
Mr.. Cilleys resolution recommending a withdrawal
OF the troops was laid on the table ~
The ten regiment bill was then taken up, and the Sen
ate as in committee of the whole resumed its consdera
ton An amendment was offered BIZ Mr., Atchson. max
ing the proposeiaddtona force TO consist Of volunteers
which the honorable gentleman supported in speech Of
some length. After remarks from Mr. Greene in
favor OF the volunteer plan, Mr. Dayton made an elabo-
rate and stuffed assault upon the administration with re-
gard to Its management OF the campaign in Mexico He
was followed BY Mr. Jarnagn, who had not proceeded
far when ne yielded to motion to adjourn. which, not
withstandng strenuous opposition the part of several
gentlemen. prevailed and the Senate accordingly about
four o'clock, adjourned. VERGE
In the HOUSE of great excitement and no little
confusonof which the reporter has given strictly
curate an account posshle-ensued on the nroduc-
ton of Mr. Schencs Joint resolution for the termination
OF the war in Mexico The House finally refused
ceive it.
joint resolution providing for the presentation Of
medals to the officers OF the British, French, and Spanish
vessels who afforded such generous and timely Il
the officers and OF the Somers when lost in the har
Dor OF Vera Cruz was reported from the Committee
Naval Aars-consideredi immediately -and passed unan
mousy.
The bounty bill was then taken up in committee and
finally reported the House the substitute form sub
mited by Mr. Phelps 1t then passed in that form
with an additional amendment submitted by Mr.. Boyd
which will be found in the report.
Then the naval appropriation bill taken up and
discussed in committee; the question pending being on
amendment offered by Mr.. Rockwell OF Connecticut
providing for the allowance of six cents per day in lieu
OF the spirit ration such persons in the naval service
of the United States may elect to receive that sum
instead OF the 'grog." To this amendment Mr.. Dix
on offered an amendment disseminating the rations
altogether and allowing the six cents day in lieu there
of,
After division, the committee rose and pending res
oluon to terminate debate upon the bill at one o'clock
70. morrow, the House adjourned.
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G;-MAsONIC.-The Grand Lodge of the District of Co
lumbia will make grand visitation 10 National Lodge
No H. at the Masonic Hail. corner OF 10th and streets,
on Monday evening at ~ o'clock An address may b.
expected from the NJ. w. Grand Master, H. b. French
The officers and members Of the Grand Lodge reques
ed to attend BY order Of the M. w Gradd Masteri
III. c. WILLIAMS, Grand Secretary.
BY order of the w. Master of National Lodge No H. the
craft generally respectfully invited to attend.
CHARLES l.. FRAILEY, Secretary.
Jan 2T--3t
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MARRIED..

AT Leesburg, Virginia, Tuesday, 10Th Of January
stan by the Rev A. H. II. BoyD, OF Winchester CHARLES
NJ FAuNTLEROY, U. s. n, to JANET r., only child Of
THOMAS r. KNOX, esq
On Wednesday, the 9th instant by the Rev JAMES LAu-
RIE, ID. d., LEMUEL q. WHEAT esq, of Weldon North
Carolina, to ANNIE HENDERSON, daughter OF LEONARD
ADAMS, esq, OF this city.
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This bill has passed both houses of Congress to-day,
and is now law of the land The Secretary of the
Treasury may of course, proceed operate under
it. We understand there is every prospect of his success
in obtaining the necessary loans.
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DEMovAL.-The office of the National Publishing
III Company is removed to the Pumbe National DagueT-
RAN Gallery, Concert Hall Jan. N-1wif
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A CARp.-The commanding officer of Washington Arse
nal his thanks the fire companies of the city for
the pompness with which they repaired to the arsenal this
morning, alarm of fire.
Washlngton. Jan. u. 1871.
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ID AFFLE Of Rleh French Gssas And Eaney ArSl-
II cles at Mrs STETSON'S six doors east of Coleman
Cup stairs Among the prizes will be elegant enlbro-
dered silk dress, gold watch and chan beautiful evening
dresses, &c &C., varying in prices from 800 3z6G
Every chance draws prize. te Jan N-1w
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Tickets 8l0-Halvos &6-Quarten - ~
Certificate Of a package of whole tickets, I'D -8
Do do half do %
DO do quarter do %
D; PAINE & CO. nre now the managers Of all the Mary
land loeries and all orders for tckeis shares, serth
Gates, addressed D. PAINE Il Co.. Baltimore, Maryland
will be promptly and faithfully attended to. The oBoial
drawing Certified to by the Commissioners OF LoScrissl
sent to all who order tickets. M n ~
Jan 22-3awcpSw snilia
n PAINE q CO., Managers Of Maryland staas Les-
~. teres. Office No. H. South street, Baltnoss Mary
land.
U Thursday, January q, lttIl0f
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, CLASP n, faaHs
as numbers, IL drawn eiIi tIH'.iH ~
etafI .a Il $40
al5 OOoS7 800 SIS OO0-S2 0O0-lB of q 00O-be. o.
Whole tickets 85-halves - 5o-qunrtsr u -
Friday January -,
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, CLASS -
70 numbers ~ drawn
S1o,o0o-Ss 0o0-S1 ,75oSi, 250l0 OF Sl,o00-kc.. &&
Tickets S4-halves-s2- quarters 81.
Saturday, January 80, tA fl
If FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY, CLASH
...la., I'll s,sle rs numbers Is drawn. t ~
.A-ie -etta itsn ~ "a
S75o0--S2 OOO-l 5OO-&c., &c, 10
Tickets S2-halves 81-quartsrs 50 Genus,
n-A orders for tickets, shares, PACKAGE addreassa
to u. PAINE CO, managers, Baltimore, will be faith
fully answered by the first mall Al edsD recetvs
and returned free OF postage asn .
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LIGHTHOUSES.

Mr. WENTWORTH, from the Committee on Com
mercc, reported bill authorize the establishment OF
certain light houses and for other purposes; which
read twice and referred to the Committee Of the Whole
the state of the Union.
TERMINATION OF DEBATE.
Mr. HOPKINS submitted resolution providing for the
termination of the debate in Committee of the Whole on
the navy appropriation bill at O'Clock, p M, tomorrow;
pending the question on which
The House adjourned.
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}. PAINE & co. Manage

MAGNIFICENT SCHU1Es.
To be dra,cn in Baltimore in Fsbypory.
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D. PAINE & co. Managers. ysv5
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY
For the benefit the Susquehanna canal TO- To Be
drawn February8 rs numbers, IL drawn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-19
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