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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-30


STOP THIEF-s25 Rswa'd.-A Stranger about s.
Svsas OF sss ADout feet inches nis with dark lair,
dressed black cAsinet to1er eoa win BLACK ha Dioaa
ps horse wagon, he SAID, u a. 10 A4elto~n %
re urn this evening From information received SINCE
A.. satisfied hss solen the horse and wagon ana
hs M, reward be paid for the recovery Of The prop
-rtv or for syin. information where can get tne
.srss sud tae ceeaaon Of the theft practicable The
49,, -. h.ek tr0rt With nigh leather dash
In fout no top bras nuo bands Ny pane Ia branded
1tbs oS-r he shafts under the had 81 stsee. The
So. ss dsrk bay about IS hands high snd years old,
black less Tail and name, witAoat any waite 20 " Is
Scared ga both Of as front ies' ShAS- OhEEN
EAston, Pa Nov 20, l3il NO =
no0FISG-Old Tn Roofs nads II ht FOR ?. cents per
fl.oot-Nsw roofs Of rough plank covered Tor Il ceHts
roots Of factories large oleints over ~ squares lof
g Is per square aud wAEfaEtee Oood~lns ratent re
nun, gmarie Cement shesihing MAKES hand
80 sbeao .ht Ana durable roof References and spec
irn-us AZ COOP , Chimney POI Factory, - Nesl
s-o.5ssv between Chambers and Warren no In
ca PEACH ORCHARD COAL.-Now
81 OU, laneins. cargo Of nfst asaiiiy Peach Or
80 -, - INV part Of the city tree carriage, the
sovs prie. n a. pied oE while elseharsns 70 ASH
FIELD AZ Grana-st corner Of Ridge, o. 10 JNo. )
GAN1Z, o. Attorney. - =
=rov.. Xsvy 40 secondhand, halloween PAror,
Srek'nx stove. and drums for sale cheap aso Crates
rr.nkIs ysood stove Pu.m hot aiEusht cock stove,
80 - 80 "a. .t0yss Dr. MOtts celebrated ball
-. -. III ,rtich ~iI be sold cheap FOR cash Ohse
ss... oil cloth aud / China hall lamp Fsr sale Al q
sprHee-.t ~ --e -
CIRF FOR SMOKY CHIMNEY---The IN
"A s,s.ped aIs now manufacturing and have on h-nd
s.,.,cn.sx chimney Cap. Invented ~ w buL, "hieh
= 10 cure chIruneys Of smoking. TINS aftiee
. 80 .sap,sd 70 ventiate vaults, pabe rooms railroad
Pr,ee moderate ?. SAiLOkk CO.
no Sie0d- - o.o-e -
S-OPYINfs-Dons arsat and expeditions manner By
sn.ro-ri-rced cspyist, a. cents per folio. PERM.
tent enxsssnsni prsisrrsa. Address Writer" Tribune
O7ce. ~.
GOAL YARD TO LET.-Aa Oh established stand,
situated in central part q ne Guy also so3d hof.s
and cart for .se line addrnssed " W h and len a.
tue once OF this paper viii meet with attention. no lw'
T,ANDELABRA AND GIRANDOLEs-Gilf,si ~
- ver,a .nd bronxed, f,r mattel oTaanens manuise-
t,4,ss .na sor al, wholesale and retail BY
no DIEIZ, BROTHER co. 81 Wiihsm't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-30

" ed Proposals will be received tbs Office Of the At
House Commissioned until o'clock 2. NJ Of FndsJ' De
csmber s. Tor working a road and grading ths ronnds
aooat buildings Of the Nursery Estaeshiasn nsn
dal,I,and Drawings % be and farther intor'n.
ton 70 be obtained at ocs orr g. Hsned architect
No 3 Chambersstrset By order Of the C9muattss o.
AIm.-H or.s Comnis once Nov. n, ls+7
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MECHANICS HALL,

40 BROADWAY, between Gr<nd and Broom.
~ = sts-Opsn every night Unsbated saccess Crowd
20 nishtly with
The Beauty AND FASHION Of New-fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-30

Eanisrggned arc prepared TO receive orders for new
had Bacswhsat neatly packed IN barrels, hAt barrels
fhh and quarter barrels also bags Of ~ and y pounds
esh warranted free from grit aud equal n quality
70 any In market Orders from the South and East &C
srtentIou 1T L J. o. FROST. - Frontst-
door below Peck-slip-
Fresh DAT Meal Graham Flour, white and yellow Indian
xe extra family and bakers flour Ia al sLse packages
80 -, oil 2mis-oaf
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Hour CaASerp.-It will be seen by an adver'
tsement In another column that the steamer h"P"e
lksves for Albany this evening at .krs o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-30

N Balcony ~ Amphitheatrs - cts.-Messrs sANOUlR
ICO = PATTI have the honor 70 announce the second
week Of the season on "WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dee.
I, l84T with the Grand Opers In three acts Of
BEATRICE DI TsNDA.
Beatrice, gnors Clotilde Bsrilt.
Asnese, Ssnora AmAt Patti, her first appearance in
America.
Flippo s'r Fsrdnsndo BeneventsnO
No lady unaccom panied by a gentleman admitted.
Carriages will set down with the horses heads nom
Broadway and take up in the order
Doors open at 7 ociock-to commence AZ halfpast Il.
- A.rrr MA M
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NOTICE.-in punuance of so order Of Andrew b.
lNHod.ss Esq Surrogate Of the County Of King notice
10 hereby gwen 70 all persons having elsms Against VIII
LIAM SWAIN, portrait p@iDter) late Of the CRY OF
Brooklyn In said county csceased 70 present the same
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber al BIS psesT
business 60 souths NewYork City, on or before tns d
day Of June 1919 BENJAMIN fLAsULhSt
pyo law6m- Adninnffstof
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<,OPyI>f,-Dons rsat and ex pecitioas manner By
Ia .Ieesis-eed eePys; a. esnts per iolio PsrE.-
u.u. enssssnsni yrssrrsa- Address Writer" Insane
- n5o IT
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DALMO,s OPERA HOUsE.-Po.itivsly the last

L ,wssk-DR COLLYERS MODEL ARTIsTEs.-The
Greek Slave every nght this week TO which will be added
Venus rising from the Sea, Sappho, Time discovering
Truth, Psyche going Bath Samson aud Deah toseth-
with several new tabsaux never before presented
For particularssee descriptive programme each evening
Prices Of admissionDress Circle and Psrquete 81
lady aud gentleman. IS ct; upper boxes, 3 cts Seats
may be secured at the box office from 10 NJ till r NJ
Doors open at o.. Personihcations commence at ~
O'clock ngg wis
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nRs. MACFARRRN,s Pisaotsrts

Ciaaes-T arms, Tea Dollsrs per quarter
"THArs JOHN MACFARREN, Professor 81
~ v Uths Pianotorte and Of Italian End Ens
.h Sin nT continues give private Lessons In al pHc
Of New YoIk and Brooklyn Is dollss per quarter and
select Ladies Classss for the study Of the
Pisnoote ct her residence 81 0resnes entirely
plan.
Mrs. Msefsnen has the privilege Of referring Y ks.
Dr. Wanwnsht and the eminent composer and pianist
Heun Herr nO ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-30

YOUNG,s STRAW HAT Mandatory, -
Bo~ery, between Hester and Orsnd ds-The pro-
Dretor OF the above sstsblishmsnt hes o. hAndi
W. a. usual assortment OF ssssw tcoes -
10 kinds Of Hats, such sstin, Velvet setsos
with ribbons flowers and feathers and almost every su
clio In the line that 10 desirable, 81 moderate piess
oof l.~l ufs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-30

IA most beautiful Picture painted. undoubtedly by that
great master, RUBENS, Just arrived from Europe
which IS exhibition Al as Broadway, corner Of
Lispenard street il will be here but short time
is to be taken hence to London. IL the celebrated
Altar Piece Of the Alteration Of the Virgin and the In
fsnt Jesus by St Bouaventure and Is admitted universal
IT, be the endid specimen Of that extaod
Painter. 10 painted IN the 18th century, ana the
without fear Of contradiction may safely say that
II has not ts equain Europe the United States Eve
~ adme OF Ruhens and Of the highest exceencs IN the
Arts should this The price Of admission Is only Is
d.. 4 II IN. M n "A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-30
HOUR CaANoED TO O'CLOCK.
49, NEW.YORk, ALBANY end TROY
gu SLins for Ale-ny and Troy dirsst-trsm the
: loot Of CortlAad-sI

Tn. low, pressure steamboat EMPIRE, Capt T. ,. Ma
Taes.y Thursday and Saturday sysninss q oslosh
e Passengers tskns thts boat viii arrive N irey 70
time TO take the earliest Morning Trsns Wsss 70 Buffalo,
and North TO sarstosa Lake George and Chanplsia-
For pssssse nslsht apply on board, OF q the enes
ON the wharf ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-30
CHRISTY'S rdINSTRELS.

The Oldest -stsbshed Bsnd Ia ne nited ststes r 2.
Christy, q. N. Chrsfy p Pierce J. Raynor. { Abbott
and T. Vssshn whose orginsl and ninitshls Concerts
nightly houored with crowded nd highly respectable
audiences snd universally admitted 20 excel every
ment Of similar character offered Ia this city.
Admission :, cents children under 10 half price
lug-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-30

EF- Public attention Is invited to notice among
the advertisements Of The proceedings of meeting OF
Ship Owners In regard to Health Tax &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-30

NOTICE.-A gentleman with Six Thousand Dollars IN
cash on that amount Of credit hear OF good op
portuuty Of embarking b ghy prohabs business BY
calling upon the advertiser ~ IA Csnast or by address
pz note 20 l. NJ a. the place The speculation IL
10 take Drugs 10 Mexico. The advertiser has lived IN
Mexico for The last l3 monhs-is also acquainted WIN
Medicines Full particulars will be given upon an inter
t'...... ~ fr9O Del T.. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-30

NTPRENE COCRT-Ia Eqaity-Nsry wsshburn
i1msfioa WssnborD-Blp for Divorce-The defsn-
ssns ALMARION y WA5HBuRS, whose place Of rec
dance the STATE Of Pennsylv.ns 10 required 90 ap
sssr ssd the bill Of plsnt this by the
day Of February next such bill wall be
taken confessed against hia-Dstsd November r. 1917
$50 Is~5w X L. MOUNT, Jr Pts Solicitor, NewYort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-30

VYRoIEAS CoscKRr.--We are pleased to hear
,hs, the Hsuser Family have concluded to stay with us
for short time longer and will shord us another OPP
portupy of listening to their delightful wsr6lins on
"wednesday evening at the Society Library
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-30

ID ~, laaeins. cargo OF hfst asaAty fsAea Or
ID oder 70 any part Of the city Tree Of carriage, a. m
I've prc. II Piled ioT while sisehaTsns 70 ASH
FIELD AZ Grana-st- corner Of hidss' o. 70 Js0. :
CAN'T 81 Attorney LIZ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-30

ITO TISN2N.-A N Id aged man, with few hun
dred dollars In cash, would like 70 buy an interest IN
an established rnware and Stove Business or such an
opportunity does Offer he would accept young man
as partner who Is thoroughly acquainted with the bust
ness good workman, Of correct moral and tenperete
bsbifs and corsn.nce the same on the let January Ad
dress with fult particulars and references b n IN
bune Once, foi 10 days n.I stl,ltos-
DRINTI>G-PREss.-W good secondhand
i CYLINDER press. capable Of working 500 Impressions
per hour; sxe not less than 2sx35 Or wanted 20 rent
the same for onehzf the whole time al fair rates Tor
az months or 90 II well located 10 be used where u H.
or removed 70 place where It could b used IN psL
Address o A 4 Co. nSy ztl.-
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ga TUTTLE, AuctonssI
ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE ROSEWOOD

A. BUTTEKFIELD, Aactl0aeeI
EXTENsIvE SALE Of rich Fancy and staple Dry
II Goods-A BUTTERfIELD will sell this day tTuss-
day. Nov 81. st Al Broadway, near Csnsist large
stock Of rich goods consisting of shsws silks dress fooos
Of all kinds linens diapers. cloths, csssnerss, ssft,ns
carpets rugs fur mas kc NC all Of which mcs b cold.
" Sale 10 bs continued from day 20 day until oil 10
sold. Store 4li Broadway, nsar Casalst mo its
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-30

CAsHxKRx sHAwLs-The best place In New
York 70 buy handsome Cashmere Shawl at reasons
be price, is at Kensst, wbeelers 81 Cstberine't-
nsir sssortnsst and their prices cannot bs bsas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-30

A s...Sed srs now manufacturing and have on hand
s,.,cn,,x Cbirnney Cap. Invented oy W. Bull, Wnien
- .,-.-t.a 10 cure chIuneys Of smoking TINS aftie4e
i. vel adapted TO vsnaie saais Psele roSn. railroad
49, 80 -',.oS. IS Stone-s
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GOAL YARD TO LET.-AH old established stand,
ssu.tsc la . central part u the city also good horse
ADD c.rt Tor se line addrnssed u W h and let ~
81. nr. 81 hi. naper viii meet with Attention no lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-30

- ver,d and bsonzed br mante! oraanenis, manui.e'
t,4r.S and Tor ..is wholesale and retail, by
nSo DIETZ, BROTHER co 80 Wilhsmst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-30

CP- Notice.-The Baptist Meeting. House IN TIE
Village OF TaTrytown will be dedicated 20 the Worshp OF
God on Wednesday Dee I. Preaching ~ hAlfpast 10
o'clock 4 NJ BY Rev. L TUCKER Of this city Il o'clock
p NJ by Rev T. l. TAYLOR CT Brooklyn; and AZ o'clock
p NJ BIZ Rex. W. W. EvAErs Of hi. city. I.5o IL
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cent.

The New Orleans p;cayuuc of the 18th
ciyrs a translation orthc rcuort of the COM
uiitec ON FOREIGN Relations ortlc Mexican
CONGRESS-. 10 =, hich had been referred Mr..
Rr,u,>A>,, late letter to In, government.
The report. while !, araa!c, that th, power
+, coprIrl, , treaty rest, ,oI,ly with tn,
cvrcpti,n go, recommends , return If MIR.
Br,N<,>'s drspotch. and a refusal TO ne
,r,tiato with tho American .r,,c rum,rt.
,..r., go. ,,..,.. .,,i...,;,,..1 ,,..,,......
,,,,'',,..,, .;,,.,I T;,,''
-. ~ -. ''''.,
~, f',t 80,
,,,, -,''' i,;t, ..i, ,'''.
~ -, ~ :, 80 - '''' wv VI
sac.
"IhiS' says the I!cA!uhe' rs a"-
thoritative on the part Of the most intcll,-
gent political party in Mexico, in favor Of a
continuance the war. Its the decIara-
ton Of the majority fthc present Congress.
and of the Marty called Mathematics. " h.ch
,,.,,,,rl ,,r,,.,;, g.,
,>'N"h OF 'He "'H'a'!'
The Picayunc Of the lith, publishes a Sc
-, =, ~,
f''N oi clrcHIArS from 'ne NtNL'"" Munster
of Foreign Affairs "to the goN errors OF
states" in which he urompl-a'cs the de.
clagation Of the British government that they
wilinot recognize any new orreyolulionary
government. We take the following cN-
tract from the note of Lord Pamcrston tc
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--latest ir0m Europe.


The Cambria has arrived ~ Bos;ou huu,
inc Liverpool dates to the lth inst
Parliament has been dissolved and Oh,
new elections were proceeding vigorously
50 FAR rs the returns have been made the,
show complete triumph for thc ire, t,.a,
principles.
Lord John Russell. who va" iuIu auDu
Cabinet, has bv,u reelected .ur tae City ,
London.
The prospects Of ihr harvest still .uIu
uemaNcrpilonlh'y cnc'ur'g.uE, anal every
where promise a most abundant A,'.a. I
u3, already began 90 some yi o." .yy'Htw
counties. The crops GO wheat, cats, au.
barley are universally healthy.
The potato, Notwithstanding ui' t.a. ua.
been said about the gr-apn,wasry of tH
disease orh>, year, is affected tu, t.ayog
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-27

The following is the only item we find in
the Orleans papers from Taylor's division
worth rcpuJ,i>hinG. 1t i, from the Mata-
moras Flag Of the It'll inst:
AGrance uyoa Son Luis.-F From Major
Arthur. formerly Quaueuna>tcr at Corral
vo. we learn that General Wool has rccei.
we'd orders to proceed with the advance Of
Gen. TayIor's column. on the 4Oth inst. in
the direction of Encamacion. some twenty
leagues from Bucua Vista, where he viii
establish depot. into which three month,
ra,ionS will be thrown. The army will
then advance upon san Luis. and commu-
ncations be opened with Tampico or Tux
pan, from whence supplies viii thereafter
be received. III the mules and othc,
means of transportation, have been ordered
above, and activity prevails throughout the
whole department.
From our young friend, Du Pontc, who
came passenger in the TeiW9yb, from Ma.
tamoraS, we learn that Mai. Cro,>man
Quartcrmastor at CamarCo. received I'M
pcrativc orders on the 18th ult.. TO have all
the necessary supplies and means of'rau,-
portution in Monterey by the 10th inst
-Four hundred wagons. aS part ot those
means, have been forwarded on from tho
BraZOS.
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Elections,
tracts.

Elections
iNNhNSii', n' ->"'''N.'' " I.- sums
"P ''c result VI 'i'e '''e '!e''"'' III TINS "''''
'' i.'''"N -
o,d 'o n'aio'"N i"' !lt " ny ''.,''" c' Is
Those five counties cave. in ISl5. a VIM
majority of 81. The same vote now would
inc teaSc the wing majority to'th .Bltnn-
~ ',t 1'',,i"' .,'"'',s az, .,' i,,''N -. ''''
certained.
Ry thc NIamphi, uoners. we have returns
from two Of the five counties. linton gives
the Wing candidate majority Of -. and
Iauderdalc Gives the dem. n majority of ~.
By the Knoxville Tribune. we learn that
MORGAN rave the Whjr candidate two ma
iorify. This leaves only Johnson. which
last election gave the Whi-s I'll majority.
and CLion. which rsvc fine democrats lgi
majority, to be heard from.
In the last Congress the Wings had five,
and the Democrats six members. The fol-
lowing members have been elected;
UhiR Washington Barrow. VI. p. Gen
try, VIM. +. Haskell. - Croaicr, VIM.
II C.cr.o
Dn,a..,t, = " 1,,o. II ,y,o,,o,
n w ,Iu - C1,ala r.,n.,,
49,, u s,on...
r,r,,,, ro,;.1,...,., mt. .......,. J.,
the Senate, 10 Democrats. II NVb;a,: in the
House. 80 Democrats RI VhirS. Demo-
cratic majority on Joint ballet. I. Should
there be no further chances in fine counties
10 be heard from, parties VIII stand in the
next LEGISLATURE Senate, II Wings. l.
Democrats: House Of Rcnrc scn,o,iyes. fl
Whigs. 81 Democrats being majority on
Joint ballot of s. This minority cannot b,
reduced by results in thc COMMITTEES t,ba heard
from, bnt NAV. and rrobalIy will. be in
creased.
Nouru CArorry,-In North Carolina,
the Whigs gain three REPRESENTATIVES in
CONGRESS. In the frs. li,trir, Tho<. /.
Clnquan and ! H,rn,up h,tb Wlirs.
were the candidates. We know NOT which
is elected. The other districts return the
following gentlemen; ban'ri VI. pd""'se''
Au@nStln H. HhcpPerh' Richard > ponnciI'
ana DAVID Outlaw Wings; Abraham Ven
able, j. IL DANIEL, aud james D. Mckay,
Democrats
ALhBNMh.-Thc hidiiJenccr says -
From Alabama there is but little additional
news. We apprehend that William Muir
ply, (WhiG.) in the fourth district, has fail
eddy small majolity-less than hundred
votes. II this be so, the delegation IN the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-27

MILITARY CoNrosruoS.-We have been
favored, by a gentleman Of thi, city, with
the copy OF a letter written by Gen. scott 70
the Hon. Willard Fillmore. It is said 20 be-
authentic; Il, is annexed
Hr,nQrAuIaps or rua Arvy,
lij Dcgr a.s.-I have received ,hu two
letters tone lrum the Row. Mr. Angler. and
the other signed by Mr.. Van Wyck,) ask
ing, on several grounds, the discharge Of
James Thompson, q private Of the second
Regiment OF Artillery. l,.-hc has, since
his enlistment, reformed his habits. This
is an Argument in favor Of his serving out
his time lesih shonld relapse, if discharged,
before confirmed in his reformation. I'd
lie has become piouS. This makes him at
once better soldier and better man. and
fortunately we are not without many pious
officers and men in our rahks; but 'd-it is
alleged that lac has imhbcd conscientious
ScrupleS against performing military duty.
If the man be mad he can bc discharged on
a surgeons certificate to thNt cilcct-but if
he has only turned coward. we have ample
means Of furnishing him if he should, when
ordered, refuse to fight.
return the letters you enclosed, and re-
main, my dear sir, with great esteem. yours
truly, WINFIELD SCOTT.
Hon. VI. fillmore.
Tits almost unnecessary to offer any conf
ment on this letter; it speaks for itself. 1t
is equal in point TO the famous military or
der of the battle of Ccrro Gordo.-N. Y.
HcrdH.
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GrrTiYc REApy.-Two lots have alrca-
dy been stakcd out, one on each side of the
canal bridge on La Sale street, upon which
tits intended forthwith to begin the erection
Of warehouses. "Straws show which way
the wind blows" and STAKES which way the
business goes. orr beau ideal was to have
the warehouses on the side cut. The excl
ting question now recurs. will the business
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whom the system was imposed against their
viii, have right % ask that they shall he
pcr,,ift,d to consult tb,ir own .of't,. il, rct-
4 ,,,..,,:,..f., ,...,.,, u.r., 49,.
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"NIy dear where is my Morning and Eve
ming Devotion said Mr.. Paul Darlington
meaning snail book with that title, in
which he was accustomed TO read. "llere
il is, said Mrs. PartiEgton, producing dark
bottle from the closet here il is in the bot
tie. - Boston Post.
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conviction shall bcromoYcd from Of

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See. ~. The election Of all officers aud
The filling Of al vacancies that may happen
by death, resignation. or removal, not 9TH
erwisc directed or provided for 10y this CON
Sniut'on shall bc made in such manner as
the legislature shall direct; Prorit,f, That
no such oiiicrr>mlI be elected ny the lygis-
laiurc.
See. ~. The first election for Justice 81.
the supreme count and judges ot tie circuit
court, shall he hrM ou the frs, Monday ,D
august. 1878. after IN, adoption ct chi, ar
uc.r.
Swell The second election for rnc ii,-
nee 1.-THE supreme court NhaiIbc held w .hy
first Monday ot Jane lo33, ami every three
years thereafter 'a election ,mubr H,liGr
one Justice fthc supreme count.
sec. - On the first Monday of june,
800, and every sixth year thereafter. 2u
election shall bc held for judge ot 'ae c.r-
c.wt r'nr'N Ff'rif.', Nayn,rer au aa'0-
ilou'i circuit is made such provisions may
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Jenny Lind has been offered ono hundred
thousand dollars for forty nights perform
anccs by New York manager Er. paper.
Too bad. It's as much as the manuiac-
mrers of Massachusetts gave Daniel Web.
stcr for his professional services in the L.
s. Senate for six years.
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OTTAWA PEOPLE are framing Church
here for the Episcopal Society under Rev.
Mr.. Kelly, of Gothic architecture. rs the
timber is taken from herd. it is saving Of
freightto hew there. This shows the want
of a canal Chicago Democrat.
We presume the above is a mistake so
far rs relates TO the frame being for the
Episcopal Society of this place, who we IN
delstand have deferred building until next
season.
The "framing" alluded to is doubtless the
roorand other fixtures for the new Catholic
Church at this place, now in course of cree
ton, under the immediate direction Of the
Rev. Thomas O'Donnell, who is sParng
nothing to make the building worthy Of his
numerous congregation and an ornament TO
our place. The building is of brick. 90 by
30 feet, and viii contain a Spirc about 40
feet high. \ largo amount of cnt stone is
used in the building, and when finished it
will undoubtedly he one Of the handSomest
and most durable cdiiccS in the west.