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,NRoF VIII.EPLAIT Am I.NDY,S FoSli.

DROP. vlLLEPLAIT AND LADY,s English
and French School foI Young Ladies 80 Greenest be-
tween Wayery- place and Eshfhst. foT please
inouire of Prof v ole itisSTuThAS-
TDlBLIC NOTICE is hereby gwen that resolution
has been presented the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
that receiving basins with the necessary cu!seTs be
bnllt one Al the easterly corner and the
corner Of fifth-ay and Twentietst All
interested the above proposition having oeec
mons 10 the same arc requested 20 present them In writing
q, the sned his Office, No Han OF RECORDS on
~ before the Il DAY OF November rexi.
MARTIN l.. THOMPSON, Street eemmssionet,
s,,.st Cemml,s,oacgs Once, Oct u, lsi1, eA
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assessing kshbatton How land, fn Liverpool, SEPT ~
-. 70 oiinaeh. Alnturn Co sept %, in iy.' ION ~
~ anesiasn ships signal white bufsee, req ooraeI
- -pRai esfly feo name IN the centre. =,
hlsinofe, Proctor TN Liverpool Sept g. mdse to II
80 10 Storage passengers tof w Buds 20 OCT
n ga ne crsnd Banks, spoke schr Chance OF MaoheseT
~ssss weeks ogt-had JpQ ish.
eris ebe, Nelson, Oee a ds 5oi tons iron 10 Boof-
~an Johnston a Go.
seos Sage, Meldran Savannah IL ds timber, bound to
'etts4nd, u, put IN ieaky and the Captain SICK.
schs " m Stafford, harvey Wilmington, Del os Ia
'<-.sf 10 master.
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ID and evening this week commencing Monday. Oct ~,
1917 FIVE PERFORMANCES EACH DAY. In the
morning II o'clock in the afternoon At quarter
TO O'Clock and again at O'Clock. and two In the evening
At T. and haltpast O'Clock Noee list except the press
Last week Of GENERAL TOM THUMB, who, 10 accom-
modae the thousands ot his friends who have deferred
him till the last moment will give i've perform
snces every day GREAT WESTERN. the Yankee Come
dian, and PETE MORRIS, Miss BERNARD, Sc- are en-
engaged.
Admission the whole. p cents, children under 10
v..r. and old enough Ia walk alone ol8
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DuBLIC EXHIBITION OF BROWNS fAINT
i INGS-Heroes Ut PalO Alto, Resscs, Monterey aud
Buena NistaWill be exhibited, for short time only at
Stewards old stand, opposite the Park Browns celebrated
Portraits OF General Taylor General Wool COlonels Mon
roe Belknsp Mansfield and Whiting Majors Bliss Bragg
aud Eaton, Captains Ramsay, Garrett and Lnnsd sur
geOn Craig, Medical Director, Orderly Bingham, twho
was captured Al Buena VISTA and Old Whitley" the
far famed war horse OF Gen. Taylor Also, Headquarters
Army Of Occupation, at Walnut Springs, Mexico OF I'm
THE GREEK sLAtE-Now Exhibiting. POW
i ERSS STATUE OF THE GREEK SLAVE, IN the
large Saloon Of the National Academy Of Design corner OF
Broadway and Leonard-st. from o'clock A NJ until 10
Y. NJ Admittance IS cents. Season tickets 80 cents
~ The for those holding tickets VIII close
first day Of November Season tickets purchased on
and after the 18th October viii entte the holder 10 visit
the exhibition until the first day of December next ole
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DUBLIC NOTICE. hereby F!so, that y.slssen
has bssn presented N the Board q Assns 1 Hs,S
70 have Thirtyssvenths bssvssn Ion =. ssss, 'sosss
.st Therein All pessons intsrssesd u ne 1917 P.o'
non h.vss eessioa; . u; ss: ne !. s -
u.a ~ Rscoyds 90 or before the Lee esy ~ Nos~ mo"
net MARTIN Z THOMPSON. street ss Ses@'s os,
Btsss Cenmisaoners 00se w. w. W. y:
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MORASD's
pAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESSES.
A MORAND
Informs his friends and the public that be has removed
bis Rooms
lEsTAsLTsHED ~ 1901
From the corner OF Chsmbersf snd Brosdwsy,ln tie
Granite Buildings. 20
I3l Chafhaul--f. on posife the Chatham Theatre,
Over MessYs Gassner 4 Y0unys Grocery store.
Prtc>s fer P,cfsrcs from 81 apsrard
According 10 size, number OF persons on plate sc
richness Of the frame
LlSENEssEs WARRANTED
~ bezs leave 10 % the public thst NJ . Ia 70
way connected with any other
DAeUERREAs EsTAsLlshA->T u.
q this or any other city. % 'neooI'
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sEoSIhiEEa,s pIh1IENS E SS y s S5w.

- TON-Ths stesner ANIELOTE, Csps1n
v vioex1e leaves the foot Of daily Sundays
escsp,~d al hslfpsst m Tor Perth AprbcJ hosvile
Woodondse Tottea French Landings, ana New brans
sicL Fsfs ~ cent? Fare Princeton, "a cts Ifen
Ton 81 IA Passengers tale cars on ne sHlva Of the
AnsIop. Rsturnns the Antelope leaves New
AT NJ Breakfast on board ste<es efsc' '"f Syms'
y,lls ! ootswood and Cfanbury- Oily ots
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

formed under the following instructors;
FRENcH......C Parmenter EXECUTION * Matnrin.
Se.xtsuC RAbadan DRAwING....B. II. COe.
GrRMAN.....M Frtheiler PENMANsHIP. All Wheeler.
IT,IIAN.E r Foresti BOOK KEEPINGT Jones
AsTsoSo.ty Mr. Elmendorf Vocal Music. T.. Ives. Jr.
M,TuEMATIcs Mr. Brown PHoNoGRAPHY Mr.. Boyle.
ENGLISH COMPOSITION AND RHETORIC. Il. Maturin
Messrs Coe and Boyle will give grauitously intro
ductory lesson IN their respective departments.
The sting uished ability of the instructors and the
ceedingy moderate terms which their services be
enjoyed BY members offer great inducements TO clerks, de
of mental improvement TO connect themselves with
the Association.
The Library contains upward Of 2o,ooo volumes and
constant additions <lade of works The Reading
Room is well arranged for the convenience Of members
and supplied with foreign and domestic periodicals
The terms, clerks dollars per year, tnitia
ton fee 81 y for merchants and others five dollars
The class books Open and full particulars can
be obtained at the desk of the Library Clinton Hall.
900 2v,s C. L. ENERITT, President.
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NRKEN,, ONYGENATED BIrTERs-F,

HRkE<,S On tsENtTED BlTIEhS-Ioi the
Ncui. Vt dyspepsia general debility, Ac-Ihe best ana
strongest certified medione IN the world for the cure OF
IN all oTnssnch headache. habi,ua cost
Sees acdity Of stomach loss OF appetite, asthma pies
incip,ent consumption debility ail'ns iron pioIseea s
es fever and agut exposures 10 extreme heat or cold
old aye and fact to every disease arising rom I'M
nret digestion OF defsnged condition OF the stomach
a,o An excellent remedy aud not surpassed ~ any
sr,ne IN use of females suffering from Uterine or neI
Noas deIan genents. ,,s-,, AZ. -. ;..,,..
received we refer TO the following: A., r.
lion 4, H Arnold formerly Gov. T. L. now Mem Goa
h"i" ~, - xn"ie,,S,. Mich. L ;, sen'r u.
- " a. w,he.S Nv now T. : Sen'r.
oc JAs n sin,mons L. 5. Senator from X Island
Sanl'l :. Phelps, 'e'
Wm. Upham,
81. solomon Foot,
- e.. H. D. Foster, Member OF Congress from tena
n w L. Martin. Del IA Con. from Wisconsin ioi'
Gen. A. &. Dodge, O.. q. Iowa
X. b. stowe, Esq Clerk in House OF Representatives
4. {. Tro~ bridge. Esq. Detroit. Mich.
Sami IL Holmes, ESQ Middetown, CT.
George w. Jones, Esq. Surveyor Genl, Dubuque Iowa
Joseph Hoxie, Esq. 10 w all It, New-York.
For sale a wholesale by
NJ. V. Il. BOWLER, Druggist. as John-st
And at retail by HI. H. JONES, Ito Broadway.
.yI.
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t7- a Democratic Wing Ball,
BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED-Bya gentleman and his wife,
ID with children, IN respectable private family IN the
upper part Of the city with front and bedroom ad
Joining the second floor Terms must be moderate. II
preferred, will pay weekly In ad vance Reference given
and required Address I. p Tribune Office. OF 81
BOARD WANTED.-A furnished room, bedroom
- and p'ntTy with board In private family wanted by
gentleman aud his wife. Address L. II. NJ Tribune
Office, stating terms definitely where interview may
be had OF It
BOARD WANTED by a gentleman and wife 10 a
BJtarny where there are few boaTders. Address
K. S at this Office, stating terms which must be mode
rate OF 2tis
DOARDING.- Rooms for single gentlemen wtbevery
ID comfort that be desired, can be obtained where
there but other boaIder by applying 40 West
Washugton-place. Also large front attic suit
able for gentlemen and lsdy OF 81
DOARD.-A gentleman and lady, or two single gentle
- he accommodated with good board and fine
the second story at 90 White St Broad
way where you Will find all the comforts Of home
References given and required. on cts
psIors, with bedrooms sdjonins,
ID also single may be obtained with good board and
reasonable terms at the large and pleasant house 500
Broadway few doors from Houston-st SO Inns
small paror and bedroom the
- second floor, suitable for gentleman and his wife. 10
let with board at rs Chambersst. 90 isif
BOARDING in Chambers-st-Two gentlemen can
ID procure very desirable with board by calling
at 10 Chambersst oZO lsu
lOARDING-To let with board, the I'd story front
- room and bedroom, 81 Chambers-st OIL ISL
rooms with good accommodations,
ID and reasonable prices. Apply 80 Lbertyst OF lmisA
ROARD-Rooms, with board, at l24 Chanibersst
ID ol9 5tis
rINO LET-Half of a three-story brick house IN
II Fighteenth-st Second-avenue; or small gen
eel family can be accommodated with board. Address
Lessee at Tribune Office. Ola lous'G
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auRNBAM r. co.

an HATTERS IL3 Fulton -st one door below Nssssast
I'LL n v are now ready supply their Customers and
al who-nlsy favor them with call, with hsfs Of
their own which for beauty OF hnsh style Of
trimmings durability snd extreme low prices rhsy feel
coo6dent Ia cannot be surpassed any other
,.hl,.h,a.nf 10 hi, eity si6 3msfaThkS
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WANTS..

" "a ae'usri 20 dtt,rti's,afs - saaii a.af
ponpo'd or tAry 'rrH not Be- 'ateH out Of ~ ogos
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DU.LIC ADMINIsrRATOR's OFFICE, No

UpgnI.IC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No.
r S..sss hereby gven he re<tisss
.na next u kin Of JOHN YOUNG. late Of the City Of
York merchant, deceased and who 10 alleged TO have
died intes,sts that shall apply ~ the Surrogate OF me
CIR and County OF SewYork for letter. Of Admlnsus
of Sosenber next At ten o'clock IL the fosssooeDsts1
NewYork, Oct n, ls{7 JANIS . lhAtkk,
okl xax1 Az Public A4mxul9a
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OILS lmisua- :. SIMPSON, b5 Nubeiry-st
n tsr WEEK OF -IC>OR HIITZ al The so


- GETTY LfBRARY.-Change Of Programme nightly
Admission p Children under 10 hat price. Doors
open 81 7commences al ha'tpast O'Clock. Afternoon
De rformance on Saturday at O'clock ole w.
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MARINE JOU II n A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY.
TIE sVS. rHE moon fVLL shA.
: 40 -. IN 4 IA Morn 3

CLEARED.
Ship Msdola, Buland NOheans Nesmith Walsh
Balss Andrew Godfrey, Chester Durham Dlmon
hendoTa, C0un. Boston.
Briss kose, Or, Norman 81 Johns NJ, a Laurie
loans. tBrl Hunter Iulleston, NJ, Rowland; New
Oileens b. amha Bermuda Tucker Lightb0gne Cali
lorna. hichborn, Bangor, X beade go.
stevens Briggs. Baltimore, n Bngss Harvest res
~ Taunton; Volta, Iuttul, Philad jas i"nd >enaOei
Nn-pp, Alexandria stufges, Chairman q 20
Sioop txcel, Bennett, Fall River.
Bases Mickissn Allen, Philsd Philadelphia, Dehsi'
fhllAcelphia-
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- boxes Of superior sperm candles, which viii be sold
very low for cash, 80 ID by the box q Cd 10 Al
retail Best Winter sperm oil los superior article Of
white solar oil gall Also fine c0fees sugars
foreign fruits for sale in quantities to suit dealers OF
families BY J. o. FOWLER, 80 and ils Greenwich, and
=, Nsxsy-sf Osl lmis
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~ Liquid Hair Dye.-BATCHELORS Instania-
Liquid Hair Dye is decidedly the best yet offered
II produces perfectly and natural color without
staining the skin leaving the hair soft and elastic the
natural hair. Sold by VIM. BACHELOR, Waist
Price, hair bottles 81 20; whsker bottles 81 Copy the
address OF lrniseod
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ME ANATOMICAL MUSEUM,

Crotou Hall, OF Bowery ard Dvison--t contains
20 plaster aud natural preparations. including
skeletons and manikns exhibiting every part, both OF
he male snd female system. true % nature Among the
models may be that superb and beautiful figure,
full size the Anatomical Venus Also tho celebrated Ma.
The Natural Subect with Us thousands Of arteries
veins nerves &c The Chinese Au nde the infu.
Of Opium causing inoNcsOn, head hands and feet
In Also Lusus NaturR the most extraordinary
living curiosity In the world. 50 yearso aud chs
but % lbs. Exhibited every evening Al o'clock.
Altogether affords the most curious. entertaining and
instructive exhibition ever witnessed.
Exclusively 10 ladies' every "Wednesday afternoon -
d4y and Afmlftsnce p OiQ W
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,T,IIE CAUSE OF THE POTATO-ROT h

the late asnazng fatality the leeohesno less than
81 eco dying OH Tell swo0p The explanation Is TO
ne found in the new and popular nursery song
" Who Killed the cec lest
Young Physic, the sparrow,
With his bow ami
lie killed the ieechesf
"Trumphs Of Dung Physc, of Chfono-Ihe imAi aeis
An expo,ition Of a new aud successful method OF
freaus al diseases without bioodshed either by eech,
LANCET or cuppiug instrument Price only 81 cents
GRAHAM Tribune Buildings
I'VE daily hear infants dying OF water on the BRAN
scrupe not 10 declare says the author OF the Ihioho
Thermal system OF medicine, that IN ninety nine cases
out of hundred the deaths caused by the Snees ara
teaches OF the dOctorr OF IL
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No. 2J, held Tuesday evening Oct ~, II was mani
mousy Resolved 90 tender thanks Corporal
Thompson for the very liberal supply Of refreshments
nsed after from the Monument procession
JAMES BURNHAM, Foreman.
THOMAS G.. STEVENS, Sec'y. O2l IT.
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SCIIOOL FOX SALE,-A loune Ladles sch03I OF
- established reputation, aud paronized by the best
families in the upper part OF the city, VIII be DIS
posed reasonable to competent teachers The
location Is every way desirable and any wishing
pc rmanent and profitable establishment, 10 transfer
School from the lower to the upper part of the CITY, rare
opportunity is offered Address H. NJ post paid, care
OF Geo n Bnssey 1876 Tenth New.YoIk OF 3teod.
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Door and Number Plates-entirely and original de
signs Those in Of something and splendid on
their doors invited call examine the above sr
oles Also, splendid assortment Of new style Bellpus
Bells hung and repaired in the substantial manner
and warranted r. ROBERTS, 562 Broadway
Srniseod near Princs-st
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MUsIC.-Bslls and parties attended with music such
wi violin, with harp piano accompaniment, or IN
ruments from two 10 i've In number, mag be request
I ID lraar al 10 NV
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PRIVATE DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY.
MIR. SEARING,S SCHOOL is open for the sea
wi For and full particulars please apply al
bis residence So Rond-st. OF lMlseod.
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rv Wigs and Toupees. Newly invented patent
elastic ncOrodabc spring W and Toupee, the
improvement yet discovered in the art Of wig making.
Invented and Manufactured only by
w. BACHELOR, 2 Wall-st
Oh lmlseOd near Broadway
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BROADWAY.-Mr pEuP-

L sTER. Composer of the May Ouess." Irish Emf
grant, Blind Boy" &c. has the honor announce that
his first Or gns Ballad Entertainment Ia Ne~York since
his return fron Europel will be given the rsbernace
or FRIDAY Evening. Oct -, on which occasion he will
ing his fsvorte compositions The Indians Complaint,
Oh Why does the White Man follow nv path - hen
the nisht wind hcwaileth" Lonely kud Wife" A
Home IN the Heart" Lament OF the Irish Emigrsnt"
" The Dying Child "Des'h Of Warren q" Blind
his popular Csntsa. The May Queen. three parts
Scottish songs" John Anderson. my Joe, Saw ye my
wee thing Tax yer suld CLOAK about ye.r
Tickets - cents. with programmes 20 be had A. the
Music Stores. OF Mr. Demps;er. the New-lork Hotel
and Al the doors on the evening
Door. open before o'clock; commence At halfrsst
: m
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~ O'ConneII Obseqnicr.-An adjourned meet

7
Of the Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS will be held Green's
Montgomery Hail. 70 Pnncest Thursday evening next
2s inst at a O'clock conclude the business Of the Com
mttee. Punctual attendance i requested By order
90 2tss CHAS. =. SHEA, Secretary.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MRS PELsYs CELEBRATED coLLTcTIoN
OF SCRIPTURAI STATUARY
Consisting Of the following Gnaps.
Representing important and fu-~rest,n. s.hiect.
THE SIZE or LIFE
The Trial Of our SAVIOUR
The Last super.
The Birth Of Christ.
THE MORAL SCENE or THE ISTEMPERArE
L FAMILY. q row cpen al al Broadway. date Wal
ksrs Music Rcomsl opposite The Apollo. every tay from
N A NJ 20 10 p Adm.ffanee p children half
price OBJ SITS.
MECHANICS HALL.
~ Broadway. between % and and Rroome
DPrS EVERY NIGHT
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VIM H. JONES. Aactionesr.
DQQTS AND SH0ES.-By J. D. IN0ER5OLL

a. TO LET-House ll6 Franklin-st IL has Just been
LII put In thorough repair and 10 suitable for small
- family only. Inquire on the premises OF
Ola 5tis A. DUNLAP MOORE
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W n Glen. IA tulion-si
Scudcer 4 Go, loo fulton-st
} Il AcAuly, 80 tulton-st
White 4 BuIrell, % Fulton
ManiellyS>hAnn0n--5o taIn
William Pape, al James-st
II MAllery, Is MyItle-av
J Muehul04e, 81 AyTue-av
VIM hintor, b Atlanue-st
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fnm the Nhg moAbcis pi the Legislature. II 81. |
wua mol cary the man inca Nhu arc Identified with
snch pary.
This letter rt,cs upon the Independence IT uur eli.
zcns by The presumption thai We could De ICED lno
measures by threat. which, say the least Of IT, DIS
cTcdahle Il its authors.
Ann'her consideration which induced many WI Is 10
volt 'or tho Drmn.ra CadIdstr - fund IN tr ilct
that Il VAS desirable 10 havo same In the le.>s,ure
VIII m1ltl, In measure. do Way with the utlusl
pcu Ices Mi IN II appears hay b-tR enaructrd y tho
arrs in winch MIR M,ey mel the part oi euf
e,il1n rs. tbs, Nj M5can could not 10 consistently,
tsr he sustained that r}euau OIL AID ont So that IN
the contrary hN the ercion III Mr. Nlnean wrta like
" t'}c placed ia worse condition. Fui his, air i
urged by Alr M5i9an's flcnd, ,at CIV. Su,th, IA
h~ mc,>a.' lad laktu around s.4Is us aud that eu
lhls ace unt sh4nld srhd Why. IL Tins pnin' at
ycw, lhe odds ,m clearly against Nh Mssan any
other W his thai could have been seut b. could
but lr. and tee his IN enry would hle.
N the Other hand, CD. Clay wuu east the same ygr,
and, added theteloeNcr Wholesome mharneo GI~u his
Democratic Ifends. and Thereby epuuleac the tendency
ot GOV Smiths recommendation.
HIS On slim al the Rul Road is he all ab'otbna
one, aud has bacG G'Aed BY liz teudr Of Nj Morgan.
sSI hy he Iirnds Of Nj Clay. How then du tics
iva gentlemen stand IN rra.lon olt} livery CONSIDER
alloa Jaslfs til" assertion that Nj Clay could
pIlsh IA lie han he oppDneul, snd rhaPS mofe lin any
MN cuu'd s>hIs seud. Then uhctr dls the
chatue Of treason rts} sur |, mol al The dover Il ts
" o.lr the alvanerm nj 9th prosperity Of the com ou
nv " III Which they 1--we, we'll - lor The Stale WI
hrr. ir once In tie poiacd aalllre had the lndepen
denec s.rp themselves Il party harness. aad to pursue
hat cpalsf WlcI lheir and god judgment
approved. submit ,sr, with a ,eerencr, would II mi
have been heef To have LAID he Guns derat"ns Which Ia
dnceJ le r~nh yuu s. much deprrcie bsiare the pub
r. that they ugdl Iadac Of the matter npatalty,
lher than ~ charge u htasH. and oppression o
'shame and modlieaan, 10 iosteF thai very iteiln2
which. weave old, 81 great all extern, operates
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TIE FAlRfAN AND AItNAhI RIA CONIEs
TED EIEl TION.

The Il,use ct It,gat,s. a. En-; y.gd,ltsd rs'
hilot-77 10 AZ iothe ,e that Alexandra and Fair
fax were not each entitled Delegate. The question
as 10 WHICH The seal Should be awardcd-Mr Sn1wdcn
or Nh iq,4nas- uitt disc usson a,htn the House
atlun,d, IN W tdntsday .uniie. Ne are mach sur
lnzd 10 hear # The dtcls, ,l the House. " con.
ceive has just good itaf to tde OF the Dele
gates lrum the c,4nty 81 Tell. aud d. III ee rep
resentaiiou If Amherst, 10 distrauchise Fairlx.
We should praer that Alexandria remain unrrpresen-
ted the county OF Fairfax de rived Of her cousll
tudona2 righs.
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LEGISLATURE.

The proceedings in the Legislature, "Wednesday.
were OF not much interest Mr.. W,olfik. IN the Sen
ate, inr,Gu,,d os, lueu> about the Louisa Railruad
In the House. after III pr,seGtaon oil petitions and the
passage Of the Bill 10 authorize the Corporali5n OF
Richmond Ia subscribe 10 the amou OF sSn,OOO Il,
the Stock d the Rlchmond and Danvillc Railroad
the cas-. ot contested election between Snowden. and
Thomas, takcn up, aud discussed by Nh Price and
Air, Sco-lhe Inner contcnding th4S Ms. Snowdon
WAS entitled to the seattle latter that Mr. Thomas
was duly elected No vote taken aud the House.
m,iioH Of Mr.. Jaspw. adjourned.
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