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AND MONEY mArrEas
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"WEDNESDAY Dec l2-PH
The Chill to which We alluded yesterdsyh,,
made s appearance In the stock market and the buoy
ancy Of prices IL checked AZ the Second Board N.
tendency OF prices was generally downward and n,
transactions were much lighter than YESTERDAY 60,
eminent securIlie, were 10 fair demand to-day and
sale Of 100000 Treasures was made At - buyer.op
ton 20 days. Notwithstanding the crisi. Of the sls
fever appears b. be measurably over. there i sta
good deal OF feeling the street, and 10 the msrc.nt
circles in regard to the California escovere. and The
bulls are confident OF their ability tn toss the market
again in day or two
The Exchange market for the steamer closed
without much activity and good Sterling sold .a:,
The leading drawers, however sold - some extsul At
= Francs were 5 ~ as IS Rix Dollars 7sdis;
Huilders fOdB0l Marks Banco 35d35t
There Is a fair business doing In Freights aod
rates are hrn Engagements Of $1,000 bushels Of Corr
We're made at ID Flour - Cotton 5s2d Hes'y
freight 2Ja3Os To sligo vessel wa. taken up At lod
AMI - Belfast one at ID, in bulk There IL .omsthus
dong Tor London and the Continent At previous r-ss
IL viii be seen. by the Report OF the Secretary
Of the Treasury that the information We gave exslu
'vey some time since Ia regard 10 the purchase of
stock BY the Government, was strictly correct H.
states that be Mr Collector Lawrence an order
purchase $4,000 which order Was filed detslet
STATE nent Of the purchsse is being made
The grading Of the Erie Railroad il now CON
pleied from binghanton west e. Oeego and !. pad
Tor The iron will be- cent up soon - the road
opened to Binghsm,on. This opening Is ased sssa
defsand Tor the 9Th inst and the inhabitants Of BIO.
hamton are making great preparation. 10 give he Con
P@ny hospiiable reception. train with soO ps.'ea
ID
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victory by the conduct OF their sdverssres in the
case Of Hold Shaer never attempted 70 as
sert their rights by violence, bu, appealed At once
70 the Supreme Court, and. though the Judges
were all Of hostile politics they obtained justice
Such has been their course In other cases when
deirsooed Of a victory. But Loco Focoism, when
II - bsfied by or inclined to dispute the validity
OF n la~, flies at IT with club and Bowie-kHiis
and undertakes to settle questions Of Constitu-
tional Interpretation by violence and outrage
We trust il will ior once be taught salutary
lesson.
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The near approach Of the steamer has had tenden.
cy check operations In mos, descriptions Of Produce
and hence the transactions extremely limited. In
FLOUR there were sales Of 1900 bbs including ordi
nary to pure brands Genesee at s. j0s 6 %. and
Western at s. 50 g. 62i CORN is In fair request
with sales Of 900 bushels a, 90 % for white and
new mixed, and 90 90 CTS for fat yellow The de
msnd for Provisions is small, and confined TO The
trade wants
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ANOTHER NONDERFT /
CONSUMPTION


~ BEING wiling TO contribute 10 ihe .ooi Of .,r,.
Humanity. VII inform ne pa De o. he Ieman.,,. 49,.
performed me by The nee - scasScNs Pa.u,a. So,
being .nsichcd. 10 were from rremsur- grave NJ.
rs. symptoms 10 the disease Wa ay1ell cold ~ =.
lied ou my rg'i side. Tor Which my phys can 1e me- H.
ns,"ci q ~ efns me made hs psl more severe 49,
extended OBJ nv shoulder W1ri. cannot .Nnr,.. 49,.
9 endured. my physician gave opum ~ ! Il.
h.n.~ iu relieve tlc pain, Al oIf liu- luls r. .rsr.af
o'um wifho1l effect Nv physician ther oairr.f r.. ~
btihud with white st', whch t0OA le of md ~.
hs ~ ole of nay Idle raw piece of h~ef-aufIn. t.
Whole Time my cough Va ish snd dsll~,'i.s Dr. Noseu
her. sfi, commenced raising age Qlsnules nf h,i
" iCh continued uni Msrch 1870 some days 80 49,.
lain raised more ihsn ST.. The easi mofsmon I.
bed would cause the nood % low freely ifnu ny -.
wnch fcucci me- - maj ie " rs scsrce visible ni-ef
I was fear ui would bi--i to death hsi f-rrf n.h
s"ess dih'uif OF breathing, crest lo-s Of sppeule Az
extreme burning sensation ln fhe "a ~ mv h..t. :.
-ors oi my ieet had The attend cf Das Mau R,y~.
snd DINER rnniqsl physician. " h. city si II ahou
DAVIS my hushsrf, being the ruth. and rc rs -
rriurl Until the 4h oi March D. Mon VA. sss-i sd
live unu heretarued he said ~, twas npos-hl.- "a.
isf goac Win consumption snd must onA iof ny .,sk
daiy Al ms um~, Nj Mllistn, a. acquaintance lr..,s
upon ny using HclencAs fu'hon Nvfun - re hsf 1e-c
benefited ~ much byu 20 asd used many ~ The p.ert s
cincs without obtaining any rerfl .orsrn.rd % ng
~ SCI ~ RI and sent - OHIO. sud obtained he genuine
Schercks Puimonc syrup wassO wrss cuu.i oub al.
BE- in very small doses ~ hsi Doe pefsefrrei. s0t ws.
taking he second bottle the besiinR araduav srh.,s.s
g. his the syrup bes an to afcti ns 1n@ ss.- a
especially lungs ~ raised gr-sf quantities ~ blood al
M ,er and hck tough ph.egm , coug Id "a. e..,.r ot
fn- pain rupdy eh me- and recovered .tran.h ser,
fast On the IN OF Msfch 1896 ~ recosss-s 4.
90 get uut oi bed without s.s-snce the "a eish
moths, ~hch gave me great JOY Afsf I clmu.nf-i
using >chercks Fuimunc syWp ook utisf melcrs
81 any tinc and curtirntU the fuuon.c s,rss
slole whch the ted he miraculous cure -sY nif,-i
ious cure. fof Na- confined fo y fnr yea. a.
eight months eight month. of ihs time h- 80 10 I'D
and on ihe ~ the grave I pert xty vel
ald hearty, and by giving any rilrnstnu ,tlc.
those similarly afflicted the only remedy i' relieve
ther prevent them from suffering did .h.l nt--a
feel hsrgy l>isutdl MAR6AKFf DAVIS
ID Jsmessi near Ch4hsms
The Pu.monic Syrup Is prepared hy , "a sDHgscs u
s1um sNN.st Phled, pins. Price : pee b0ul-. o. "a
bottle. foI -
BRANcH Dtrors- York Bush Cuck@ner. 81 s.f
clay - Boston Reidiug c. s.ste--i Baltimore
: :. smith, sun Bulldogs New orleans J Whsn
Go lil Chsfues
AGENrs.-Dr p Crowtn. corner of Ninth. avenue ssd
Eighiernthst T. Lyon. 80 Grani-.t John 4 Har So
Grand-st Margaret Hays 1893 Fuion.t Brooklyn, Dr. c
In is Paterson, J On Nad
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III AR RTE ID .

N 6e0fl-f1Fn. BeffI VI TFOfINF
JENKINS oi N-~ ror, Mss ROSA LOUISA BEELER daush.
erof Lewis Re-ier. Of Wash ngion ID G.
suffer. Fort Upper orns Wein,sisy July o. l-is
1 Jhn sinclair Ads Tor the Distract of the Sacramento LAM
foRD " HASTINGS. Attorney and Counsel CHAR
LoiIE CArHAhINE IoLER, das l-r vi roer late Of Wssh
.ngtn1. ID 4
A. sonoma io by L. Bogg. 20 Cbef Msg.t Of
tie D1ct of sonos NJ JOHN T. TANNEk Yrslui. On
MARY TABOR laughter Of Mr. J ID Tabor of " lnt-r-y
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BY 1HE MIDNIGHT SOTTTHERN VAIL

~ Mr Speaker WlsrHE0F denies through
the Cr.0s that be- sny 3inner 20 TlrvAN SMITH
IN this City, his way Wsshington - was report
% Ia that among other papers and Of coarse made 20
slusion on such occasion % shy C0mPIom-se BID
tS- Toe iaion goes into Mysteries and latin ol
Secretary Walkers Report Did ihs Secretary iaiHi
this year - be did lai'f
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From Ohio-Progress of Anarchy.

COLUMBUS. ONO, Dec. H. IriS
Is SENATE-No choice Of Sergeant alarms
Mr. Archibald UIoco) offered preamble and resolu
tons declaring that whereas the Constitution expressly
provides that no money shall be drawn from tho Urea
sury except in such ways provided by law and
whereas that power conferred by law upon the State
Auditor 81 levy tax ana pay Interest upon the public
debt intended TO be exercised Ter the strict
pervision of the General Assembly and whereas the
design Is now manifested 70 prevent the organization Of
the Assembly therefore
Rcs0irtd That II the Auditor sha during this inter.
regRum, attempt 20 exercise this power he shsll be
deemed an enemy to his state aud the country.
hcs0red That the imposition Of taxes IL the exercise
OF high sovereign power that the delegation 81 this
power TO the Auditor is unconstitutional and therefore
void
Rssootd, Thsi Senators voting for this will By all open
means pcaceabe iorcble. oppose the collection Of
taxes during the dis organization Of this Assembly
and for the iulhlment Of the pledge given by our
athers Of their lives their fortunes and their sacred
honor
Resortd. That the County Tfessurers are hereby ad
vsed and invited By the Senators voting for this
festo. 10 withhold the state revenue for the present
until the organization OF the Assembly. until those
Interior shall have had the effect bring N
body the performance of the appropriate duties for
which they were elected by the people.
several excited speeches followed these resolutions
aud grea, excitement apparent
Mr.. Whitman. LocoFoco proposed for himself and
associates that after sufficient time had elapsed for the
organization Of the Assembly the People should come
10 Columbus and Install Provisional Government I'M
Ill the Constitution should be adopted The resolutions
were laid ON the table, and of an hour was
voted. Nothing Is likely 10 be done
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The CorToN market continues STEADY with sales
5000 bales FLOUR is Jess active and sales beyond
the regular trade taking place. The demand for
Corn continues sctve snd quotations hrm The sales
reach 1000 bushels. Mess Pork Is selling In lots At
$40 20. In SUGAR and MoLAssEs we have no change 10
nniice and hut few transactnns
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DEATH 90 Cot. PEIHE-Col. n d. Peire, Quo
Of our most sble and respected citizens died suddenly
saturday evening OF shock OF spOplexy. Col
Pere veteran of lsli-l5 and served hrsvcly At
the memorable conflicts OF the 23i December and sth
January Ills sudden demise has occasioned universal
regret He was n years OF age n o Bee. 9Th.
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lNDiANA.-rhe Legislature Of this state Assem-.
bled IN Indianapolis the 4th inst CHARLES II. TEsr.
Loco, was chosen Principal Secretary OF the Senate
g. w. CAR. Loco, Speaker OF the House by vote Of
Is 10 "a and alter several balio,iugs CovNGroN
wss chosen Principal Clerk. Ai.er completing their
organization, both Houses adjourned over 10 the next
day 10 receive any official communication from Gov
Whitcomb which he might deem necessary
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PITTSBURGH Tuesday, Dec. -.
Gen. Worth left this city yesterday AFTERNOON.
The attentions paid him during his stay here have been
OF the mos, gratifying character.
The Wabash Canal opened yesterday.
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TRoUBLE ~ NIcARACUA.-We learn from Capt
HAIL OF the bris Frasos % days from san Juan that
sserous difficulty hiss taken place between the Ricos
and Nicarsgusns, aud the latter had declared war
against the former Capt also .,stes that the Rico.
had sent to England for assistance
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~ The steamship NouherHcr, now Al Charles
ton, instead Of sailing saturday, her regular day
WAS detained tn yesterday afternoon. The reason
therefor is not given IN the Charleston papers
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ToorHAcns CUREp WITHOUT civss THF if,,r Pus
This Is remedy that have been using thfuu rhgi NJ
cities ~ the United State. dunug the pss fifteen ysss
over ten thousand have wofsd and cgf, ~ The
violent pains, &c Teeth filed cesusd and inserted xah
oui giving the lesst pain DR ~ W HOE.
Dental surgeon, co ref uf Bronze o. and t4i hfoslvsy
Dg lloLTs Tooheche Drops Tor sale NJ iql Bfotissy
Notice u agents next week dli To-
- PALNrR's RusiSgss hfSs AtNANao. lssys
the Ware GsIsrrl brief coup rndun Of al fae ys.l
m'chioery ~ business national AMI domestic, wLrh vii
prove Of ncglcuiah able value to The po-scssOf.
1h. valuable work should be ln every cJunfn. ha.e
Office aud dwelling Mearons L > Bank Req
To rHf FIRE DEPARrsENT -REGuLAa NoNisAu0s
For Assistant Engi1-er MICHAEL EIGHELIS Fs.FW.
man ofEngne Go No 70 an va
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\ Nfw AND VALUABLE ALNANAC. The Bushes. Ma,
Almsnsc. compiled end Published BY NJ Pnus
the well known newspaper advertising agent 1. ngdy
gaining wide spread celebrity oi The cove
meet aud useful publ locations of the KIM issued Ths
care stem snd admirable gtueni which maIks o.
compilation Of his Almanac, cuudensing vsst dea Of h.
valuable Information IN ite space. Is ol 10 chei
recommendations
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~ \ number OF Book, Amusement aud other
Advertisements belonging 70 the Inside OF this paper.
vii be found on the outside 10 which the reader IS
referred
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BosToS ELECrIoN.-At the Municipal Election
in Boston Monday, john 2. BioELow the Wing
candidate for Mayor. received 1873 votes James. 10
co Foco LAP sumner, Free soil 996 smith, Native.
as Brooks Independent lbs. There 30 scatter.
ing votes Bgelows majority over all. p ass
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

J. A T FsssEtt Co
81 Broadway near Phi -ce-sr.,t
" Have asg received direct from Europs. pr
GAMBIA
most hesaufI variety ~ sssf~Isf s fnbro. i-r,-, 49,.
Lsc- Goods. w L.insfta-, J-aay Li13 ssui-f,s. -.
Opera Collar. Cuff. Haht. Ch-uifeii-s a. a. 80
A. .n'snts' Csp, Robes. Eveang Dr...s. L.. c..
Nrs a. &rkc
rts q fhs most extensive. a. aso th- cheap-.i 49,.
ue1t u Nscd = ~or.-s Gis ihsY have ever oe-r.s -.
B. specially sdspei forth- comss season ~ Pre.-rf,
~ Usrl
M d Disssow USntsrAEFk. ~ sr-ro,r, a -.
steuue rcsdence So Boeery Orders len q e..h~, =.
49, feet viii pfowpt sreniou. PIE pa. on h.ns -.
made. everything requisite fnf nnish.rs h--rsI. 49,.
meets proclred So AS ~ he C-n-'-re. . s.f OLA -, In.
cry .,Q ~,
Dsfss CnArs To yoal- u,er vi isse snt e,orarrr 4 =
FolRftl. i'- Brost~sy. corner rf John. 49, nss-> -.
COATS from measurement, l le moe. f,,looss e go, :.
,hs DIV price o. Si' 90 81 Wsl-r NorsH AZ 49,.
wood Mrnel ssssis ir slperu' re no ciat,, -
lnFi-'- rs ii'enos lo - - 800 n's dss In
~ TIE RcaeAea" God PEI, 500 b,ByW.,.
c.. IS W,iisi are ~anSs-d vssf sgs ,ea, 80.
.csuo~ edged 10 be- ne bss. 40 chrsp-,i pen. -.
dod pen. made 10 pssi-rn. 9od sea. i-p.s,i
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Things Ia Philadelphia.

IL DANIEL : RicHAKDsoN IS the Whe Can.
diia,e fcr Mayor Of Lowell. Mass
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
yrw.yoRK. WEDNESDAY DEC 10

:, ,-.,., O. Ia. aas wstou' oceuf, Or Lo,s snd
w. = .,sal.s o. sisz. o.; o'-.ss Ao Tor Beast.
osi .th - rsasi 70 d. ssHs asEr-s RI a.
g., % ..s. -bcb .Pntaai 70 he .a'o- 'esse -
n. error. A.. corr>ctes 10 ;hs Evsniag kefion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-13

lsB- Mr. LASeDoS, Wing, the Editor Of the
Mobile Advertiser, has been chosen Mayor Of the
City OF Mobile by 10 majority over MAlpin, Loco
The Wings have also chosen majority Of the
Board Of Aldermen
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

tSsI, RCsBER Ov1EsHoEs -GooDYEAss wAssHousE
100 Broadway opposite Trinity Church yard continues 10
Keep heretofore The perfect and extensive
meni Of Oyershoes manufactured expressly for retail
customer. and Of he asst FreHeh styles YET sOd lower
prices than elsewhere preys FOR much Inferior article
R0ofiSc Those wishing to avail themselves Of he
American Composition Roofing. Of about one half
compared With meta roofing and get 1ucle the ul "
snd durability " which q e.sbl,hed beyond doubt ~
thousands u examples do BY addressing he Invent
Or and manufacturer, BzsAs, l2o Ful,on-stN
~ Tsiarss reader, who study economy In purchasing
Cafpeung. Rugs, Window SHADES, Dngget. etc are d.
recied 90 he celebrated Cheapest Carpet Establishment in
he United sisi-'. No - B0wery. Hiram Andsrsos. A
saving n % per cent TO me purchaser.
CWtosgN', BEAvLR H.rs foE rug HolfD,ys -B,xr,.
% Canal corner u Woosef-s hss prepared beauff a.
.orneul Of children and .iue girls Jenny Lcd Beaver
Has f1f holiday presents lie h4s them al their VARIETY
ard u he beet qssiny HI grces sfe low.
WNTER GAsNESrs Tbs style. character snd price o,
osr excessive assortment u read made Overco. from
efso olive. brown and black. beaver and misd cloth.
nufI commend them he desirable and economics.
yATm>ris Of he and with hi. sssursnc. hey are
offered 10 NE inspection Of M discerning
VIM 7. JENNINGS CO
~ mis- draper. snf Tsil0fs 81 Broadway
~ venerable grave Old gentleman entered ore even.
-7 '.1tp Ni VIC FfNPttrilfs o. Flsa. 1ONpDf
Tract VI YELLOW DocK AND saRsApsHLLs OdAhe.
hooss' ~e 'te. y he sppesrsneel be viii survive hs
he young o. hls eng
fosss Compound y Yellow DOCK and s.ospnrII.
sad he old genemsn calmly which having received win
'sned smile BE- tod bow BY the occasional use q one
oou- ~ whole System had been r-gsuersisd Free from
tno.e mosi snctiys complaints rheumatism With dcult
breathing eoasnpanon, hssvines. Of the head and the
s's"ns sensation u declining strength lie declared ihs
n7 .r sept Engaged In business. and enjoyed himself
'e"mB We ho1gti-DO1d thai this might core
- VISION before every sufferer this night viii voice %
''' lH< % trise Marx vel ihs nog~ithst.ndng cra.L
y fe,,Piirs Adgesemenis SAssAPaELLA y0srless with
our sLLo~ DOCK and beware Of preparations of Yellow
Docs 10 nieh he iaTs and only Of he root ean b
detected
Every botle Of his WAL REsrOsER sgua.uIees The
refFous sfs made vigorous and hose suffering f,o i'm
paired digestion % Imperfect development q .,reu.th Ia
youlh. completely restored
Prepared and sod. wholesale and retail By C;,ose.
FOES, Pharnaceans al lie pr.nepaI depot lol wfi.m.
near fr.akforst and sso al lse sprns n Eas, Broad
way. Prss 81 per sOls Or slx e0ssss for d.
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NJ DovGLAs also Introduced ban FOR the admission
o. Csiorris. 10 Is OF no iEisres, and IS a. follows
u was rad twicc and ordered printed
BILL 81 ne ssus.a1 a Cl.,ri fle U1.1 o. -.,-
Re o. cn1riad Ihs portion 0i TIE territory ~
ne lui-l >Aie- which sceIIr-d - The yeah u
pesc- ff-nlslQ limits and settlement lli ne Regll %
AsNlco. rorcsdei Fshusrg - 1855 sal be one sis-.
All DE is heichg e. be 81 The United
>strs n Auciics ec 81 rqua. fc-ng Oh toe of.l ns
>aie- n a. rrsrrcfs 1lisofv-r he snd llr q
ne Sai- u Nsiurri.. Frurei Tbs Crl
o. ii<e - rgtl e. Any u- may ctlose exercise ne
same - forming a. z-n ll- oui % ary p0r
uon q SD territory which ss OF he lit u ne
r2n Known a. Tic Sierra S-vsss ca oc.a MOuntars
IND Prevpc, yTAv, ThA lie UaiIed sga-s reserve unto
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RESCUED FROM DRowNING.--A man named
Robert Thompson accidentally tell into the water At
the foot OF Marketst yesterday but rescued and
consigned % the station House
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rS' TsisrSE readers who study economy IN purchasing
Carpetng. Rug- W.ndo~ SHADES, Dmgget. etc are d.
reci7d 30 he celebrated Cheapest Carpet Establishment in
ne Jnred stsiss No - BO~ery, Hiram AudsrsOa'. A
"a ring u - per cent % ria purchaser
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CmtosES's BEAyLR Hsrs foE ug HoLfD,Ys -B.xrs.
% Canal corner u "ooaefsi las prepared beautiful ~
.orineul Of children and .ne gfs Jenny Lod Beaver
Hats Or hoi1sy presents lie has them In al their variety
40 v Ne 1esl qaslny. Us priee. sre low.
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"iNrEs GAENESrs The style character snd price o,
excessive assortment Of ady-nsd- Overco.t. from
dfso, olive, brown and black. beaver and misd cloth.
nuH commend them he desirable and economical
garments Of he and with sssurance hey are
or.r.. Lo M. -n.o-cLun " M. a-.c.ruLn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-13

TIE GREAT SoIREE MrsIcALE.-The approach
n- s,f-,. uasi-as Il the Aston Place OPcrs House
Thursday evening next viii be Of those -ca snd
precious moments when the champagne Of life over
low. a, the beakers brln sud moments IS bright
a. diamond. With Herr Tran. Benedict Rosi. Val
erna and the whole force Of the orchestra snd cbo-
rms ot the Opera The public may 'ook Tor something
unusually siorious-sure OF not being disappointed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-13

Several new Members took their sesi- this morning
among them Mcssrs HUNr and SILvEsrEs of y ).
The Committees were announced. some changes
were made since last year We publish them they
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-12-15

Notice hereby given all concerned that the interest and
penalties charged the several tracts parcels of Land and Town
and parts specified describe foregoing
be paid into the County Treasury ohs County prior the
ond Monday Of January Git being the e h said mont will
be sold by County Court House, Upper
usky Wyandot county, second Monday of January
order satisfy the said and penalties charged there
specified said list The sale will be adjourned from day
day. until the whole much will the interest and
charged thereon
lots and of lots shall be disposed of offered for sale
AAA.JEL M. WORTH .1uditor. w. C. o.. n
Auditors Office u saLdusky Wyando Co. o., Dec. 4o
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-12-15
Session Ohio Statesman
FOR 1889.

We head this Prospectus, Session Ohio
Statesman we do so, because that has
heen the usual practice, and every one at
once comprehends its meaning Rat 40
The length OF the Legislative sessions are
irregular and uncertain, which prevents
many from subscribing for session paper,
supposing u may only last fen oeeks.
which is generally declared to be ihe in.
'ent'on previous to commencing. We have
concluded to change the term aud propose
| our session papers for THREE MoNTua,
commencing on Monday the 4th day Of
December, lS4S, and terminating on Sat.
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Columbus, Ohio, Nov. l643