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NEw-YORK LEGISLATURE.
NoRSING REPOET.

.ALRANF. April 81 P ~
Ysstsrdav. PM-The following bills were
passed To authorize " Y. Corporation to borrow
money for the relief Of the funds Of the Marine Hos
pital To provide for the appointment Of Clerk or
Clerks ia the Office Of the Surrogate OF Kings Co
burgh The bill making appropriations 70 the New
York Prison Association was lest motion 70 re-
consider laid on the table.
10 dav-The bill to provide fJrthe Syracuse and
Rochester Railroad Company was debated on its
final passage.
ASSEMBLY.
Iesterdqy, P.M-Dsbate was continued on the
Bank Circulation bill.
TIE amendments Tor redemption al New-York
only at quarter and half per cent we're lost, and the
bill r. iec,ed by vote Of % % 50.
The following bills were passed Making apprO-
prlatons lJr the Erie Canal Enlargement, for the
Black River Cana for the Genesee Valley Cana
for the Chsmuug Canal Extension; u incorporate
the q : Mail Steamship Association for the in
corporation and regulation OF Telegraph Companies
The bin - regulate the Hours OF LsbOr was 0st.
To Day MIR ScHERYERHORS reported with
amendments favorably. the Senate BIZ fer the for.
nation OF Insurance Companies. The amendments
provide that Agencies Of Fire Life and Marine
Companies chartered by laws Of the States already
established in this State having capitals Of 100000
properly secured, shall continue 10 transact bust
ness.
Also the bill to incorporate the r asst River Saw
ings Institution
Mr.. BowES reported bill for the relief Of the
Funds Of the Marine Hospital made the special
order for this p NJ.
The vote rejecting the Circulation bill was recon.
sdered, and is now up for consideration.
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Things In Floridn Great south Western
Enilrond, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
A. .r.sr &c.. pra. n, "

Correspondence o. The Tribune.
MuLroN SASTA Rosa Co. W. y. March ~.
FRIEND GREELEY | have now before me what
are TO me some Of the latest files Of The TubpHe
and other New York journals, in which note the
glorious reception Of Clay in your City and the iu
neral obsequies OF Mr.. Adams. Mr.. Clay has full
az stsnch friends among the people Of West Flor.
ida as in any portion Of the Union, aud as many
miscellaneous (prof-ssing fneudshipl who do
al Ia their power secretly 70 hwat bis Interests and
al vance sGothsfs
The feeling Of sorrow manifested on learning the
death Of Mr.. ADAMS. though less potentthsn az the
North was nevertheless heartfelt sni universal.
The GeOrgians and Flordans have already com
peted Railroad ION paper from Savannah 70 Pen.
sasola called the Southwestern Railroad. There Is a
rivalry between Charleston and Savannah, and the So
vannAhaus sre determined 70 bear OF the palm. nave
an sborae report before n their survey estimates
&c. from which will very briefly extract thilk their
plans very feasible. and should they be PEN
sacoa would inevitably rival any city In the south west
except New Orleans and become the general embarklns
Do nj Of all the travel Of the Calf West Indies and Texas
Mexico and Yucatsn Whist savannah and Pensacola II
present contemplate IL completing the road from Mscou'
Ga 10 Milton, West Florida, distance OF but ~ miles
through a very level country and from Milton by steam
down the Black Water River 70 Pensacola distance Of
q miles. The report drGVs a comparison between the
Charleston and Savannah Roads thus;
Nc5U. Orleans 10 ChGricst0H RIA Montgomery
10 miles time rs
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GAS FITTING.

s PHILBIN respectfully inform their IRE ,ds and
j, tb- bubble fhst hanag beea requested By the Mas.
sArrAx GssLIGgT COMPANY, 20 engage 10 the O1-fi[
ting business tn bsve taken the shop ohles ae
laoy occupied D. the Company I7s heIcsrst one door
b-los Beec<ers and prepared 70 stend 70 or
deYs ia that department OF basness, 10 al s pranehes-
They intend 70 keep hand assortment OF the best and
iAest patterns Of brackets pendants mantle ornsnsnts
ehsndeiisrs. sc. manufactured BY Messrs CORNELIUS
co. OIL lamps. ehsndshtrs ~ slter-d 70 born gas
Aso s.s fixtures taken down. cleaned rebronzed, lac
q1ered.
Plumbing attended TO formerly, at Dsyst and i1o
M.rc-rss Orders for 6stiBg left Deyst will Dc
attended 20 promptly They refer 70 the Asnhsttsn on
Lisht Company end $50 the following r-nteren some
of uhou are Directsrs Of the Compsny James Donso
sou Esq Hsnry Young, Esq. Jas Rooseyss Esq 30 no
80. Tsyior. Esq Daniel g. RssrinS Esq W n smin Lsl
,,ar.s' pubc bulldogs ke already occupied, well
those In progress Of building ""
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MUsIC. LETTER

ND PAMPHLET PREsERyER.-T6is folio /, de-
"A ssued for the sling Of music letters pamphlets and
newspapers nstesd Of the ordinary mode Of ming letters
10 scrap books II Is construced-by means Of oscs
secured By wrehst each letter sheet VI music sshp
ped ia with care secured perfectly a. when bound
ADD an Index for The Of letters from whom reeeis
"a and the nsrres Of pieces Of masc contained within,
can be referred TO- be made from the hrst pieces
10 the end Of the volume when full they can be slipped
AID then eourneuce new series They prevent the
from being .oiled or losI They are
bound 10 neat aud durable style ~ for the psrof or
eountius house Manufactured only By
j. b CHEESMAN, Book bisder, % Cod o. N \.
Cooley Reese Hill, Agents l9l Broadway cor Dey,ss
Nav. YORK. Dot
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~ NJ FREDERICK GAILLARDET Editor OF tue
Courier des Etais UaS on Tuesday babe ad'eo 10
the public with whom he has so long cultivated
friendly acausin,ance ndresigned the accomplished
psn tbat donesuch honor to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
81 ALIArprr returns 10 France enjoy the honorable
fruits q ten years labor in connection with tho cot''
aud vii carly with the respect and best wishes OF the
whole Editorial fraternity As learn nom his achrA-
bio vaedie,ory. which only the want OF space orods our
guotag az length, ne Will correspond with the COURIER
from Paris ard thus maintain the relation which great
upu,her Of Americans as well as French residents IN
America would very unwngy broken on altogether.
In this way he will continue TO pursue one great object oil
h. exerons hitherto, namely, to make France better
known 70 Americans, and Americs 10 the French.
though We cannot translate freely as We desire from
NJ GAIlAEpErs farcw ell shall not omit Its conclusion
HAVING declared total forse;uness OF all editorial con-
diets. the retiring journalist says that sueh ierseunes'
onehl 70 be drawa from the magnificent lessons OF eatV
sns msgnAnmity which the new era opened 10 france
has Just given 10 the world OF these beautiful lessons ne
cites tn. man whose brother had fallen oy me
buues ofthe Muaiepsi ouard at the attack the Psla
Royal cried with rage, My brother has teen killed. and
must XII some in return" "If you Ill any one"
ieplsds national susrd he will be yOur brother also"
Th sublime ssyn destroyed every impulse Of anger and
vengeance. "For our part" adds NJ. GAmLARDEr, I'VE
shall never forget H.; and to every who knocks al
orr door. whether French or American. 70 every
Who offers open hand, oar door and hand shall
be open for In him we shall only see brother"
Tho Editor, Mr.. p. AkPIS, has hitherto been
engaged upon The Esv orleans Be- ani comes to New
York with high reputation We cannot invoke a
better fortune for the Courier uncsr It's management,
than BY wshlsg that 1t may still manifest the talent,
the penetration, the wit. the Industry and the freedom
from prejudice and dogmstsn, which have made the pa
per hitherto one Of the most readable In the world
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ORGANS AND PIANoFoRTEs.

THE UNDERSIGNED, tha9ffal for the many fayo.s
conferred upon him, has tho honor 10 Inform ms ienos
and pupils and the public generally, that ne has made
with the most celebrated manufacturers In
this city BY which he sn.bed 70 iuInsn tno 9os'
.t.nd the inuenes of any climate Organs Of every sze
from $500 20 $1,000. Reverend gentlemen building
churches and Ia Of Organs, will save themselves
much trouble by addressing the subscriber Pianos IN
rose wood cases ocayss from $50 20 $50 81 and "a
from 500 20 $3.50 octsyes from s3@1 70 $40 The In
struments will always BE- carefully packed under bis own
Inspection 90 tha they viii reach their destination
whether By land water in perfect safety and In tune lie
will select heretofore instruments from any MAKER In
tho city bis friends may eesgaste Please direct To
the subscriber 81 fOi Pesrlst n T. WIN ANDRE,
fornsry Professor OF Music AZ Mount 81. Msry's
College, Emmiisburs. Nd. row Of 81 JOINS
College, Pordhsm, Il Y.
For the Der EFT Of those who DOT personally scq1snt
ed with hun he ref.,s the following gentlsmsn ~"
most Rev. Arch Bishop Of Baltimore RI Rev Bishop
Purcell Of Cincinnati; Rev. John hcCetrey Prest. Mt
81 M.rys College Emmitsbufs; very Rev. Dr. Thsbsud
Pres st Johns College, sordham kobI NJ Blsckwel
Astohs, L. Il Alfred Lsroqae, ESQ. Montreal Canada
lrnr
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OLD WISE Is New BoTTLgs.-To properly read
the accounts Of the French Revolution one should know
something Of the character Of the people, especially the
leaders, and have conception Of the places where the
scenes were enacted. DR.. GARDSERs recent work Old
Wiae ia Nee Bottles" contains full accounts Of life and sp
pearance Of Arago LamartHe Gao and others also ae
curate descriptions Of the Chamber OF Deputies Hotel de
VILE the Place De Ia BaslIle, &c.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

CHARTER CONYEsTIoS.-This Convention held
ameetpg at the Common Council Room last evening. In
the absence Of the President Mr. Harris took the Chair
The minutes OF the LIST m.eing having been read and sp-
proved, the C1nyeril vent into Committee Of the
whole and took up Tor consideration the report Of the
Committee on Flna CO. Mr.. Humphrey taking the Chsr
SECTION l. The City Council shall have the entire and
exclusive AID control, under the restrictions
ara Limitations prescribed In this act OF the hnanees and
OF ali other property snd personal belonging TO SAID
CITY and shalt in each year st least ten DAY. before me
annual civ Election cause be published In the news
paper or newspapers employed BY them, aud IA such
other manner ss they may deem proper. fall distinct
aud correct statement Of s the receipts and expenditures
by sad City Council 1pon all accounts, together win
such other Information Ia their 20 furnish, 40 msy
Germs of said city.
The Committee were engaged In discussing the third
section relating 10 the Sinking Fund when our reporter
left.
CAUGHT II THE AcT.-Elizsbeth Conckhn was
arrested Yesterday by officer Thicks charge OF at
tsmptiu stsa an oyecOat valued st SO from the hall
OF Mr. Cu,hman in Sandsst She WAS committed for ex'
animation.
Fu-rrsr Counr Gown, or OVER AID TER,
MINEs-Thess Courts, Judge Morse presiding Organized
Yesterday morning Grand Jury was empannsled, but
immediately discharged In consequence OF the grand IN
quest Ia the Sessions having Jurisdiction over Gil cases
requiring their attention.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

Connecticut ElectioD-FarfiT RETURNS
From the Hartford Coprant and Ner Harea
P1ilqdlam Of Tuesday we obtain the following
additional returns from the Land Of Steady Habits
LIrCHFlELD CO. VOte for Goronor
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baltimore Markets.

F9ur-The market continues steady with small tales Of
Ho~srdst b 6st Corn Mal-sses were making att
.. TIE Grua market Is without marked change.
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VIoLEsT STORM Os THE MIssIssIPPI-We
learn from the S. Lsuis Aeo Era that the steamer stran
Baden on her passage up from New Orleans encountered
violent hail storm Baieys Landing soon ailer loi
lowed by tornado Of great force, which blew down and
overheard her chimnes and blew OF portion Of her hur-
ricane- deck, beside doing other damage.
The officers Of the boat describe the storm as one OF 'e
most violent they experienced on the Mississippi
river Hall OF great sze fell and AZ plsntation above
all the poultry and pigs that were not under cover
were Killed Several other steamboats, were also injured
by The sans storm The steamer Cora lying 81 HERMANN
with her bow resting shore, struck snag when caused
her 70 leak considerably. Her cargo, consisting OF cry
goods and groceries, destined for WESTON thought 70 De
slightly damaged. 800 ...A
A snsg which knocked hole In her bow, hut by means
of buk-head she kept afoat sud returned 70 d.
LOUIS repairs. Her cargo consisting Of iAro' &C. was
not damaged.
The steamer Mandan, below Cairo, lying at shore, was
driven with great force against the bank which ure"
her chlmneys down and overheard.
kT- Mr.. CARR, the American Ambassador at
Consisninope as reported by the Missionaries OF the
American Boasd January had procured 'xrlai ie-
ter from the rore ordering the Pashs OF IrebIond 70 see
that the Protes2nts Of that place DC permitted 10 nave
battle-ground q their He had also compaineu OF
the exeuou Of Mr. Johnston from Aintab; and 10 con-
sequence somewhat ofier has been sent 70 the
Pashi Il Aepn' for the Governor OF Aln'Ao' "eu WI
probably prevent any repetition Of the offence Two
members added 70 the church on the On nAAins
the whole nsnlter one hundred.
n We learn from the Lynchbnrg P'rgiann
that Cspt. Jotn Warwick, OF Amherst GO. VINO cleo
few DAYS since manumited BY bis will all MS servants
numbering be. Kecn 70 and So lie has usde ample pro-
vision FOR their removal, OUTFIT and settlement IN one Of
Toe Western states
Arrival OF MIssIOSARIEs.-Ine whale snip
Abraham H. Rowland. from the sandwich Islands. ar
rived Bedford sunday, having 90 board M o-
lowing missionaries passengers Rey. X I. tofoes'
lady and children, Mrs. ard Mss Dioole and ehIa-
rem Aad Master Emerson al Of The American b0Afa OF
Missions.
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UIps0N, Avn ,.
The Charter Election in this City yesterday re
suited in the choice Of MATHEW MITCHELL, Whig
for Mayor, by y maj The balance Of the Wing
Ticke. is elected BY an average majority Of 30.
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To MANUFACTURERS.

- ITUATION WANTED.-The undersigned ' no mas
Shad many years experience cotton wesyer wishes
situation as overseeT Of large weaving estsbhshncnt
or b, will take job OF Starting looms lie efets TO trnJ
G. Harris 10 Pne-,t or David BuHum, Commission Me,'
q, ant New.York Other references siven II desired
ADDRESS HAMILrOS FAULKNER, Albion Village, smith
field IL 4 40 "
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Death of Capt. James p. Wilson.

bsLriNoRE, April SAP NJ.
Capt. JAAss P..WILs0S Of the Navy, and ma
tive Of this city, recently died at Alvarsdo
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THE DISTRICT SCHOOL JoURSAL. Mr. Ed
ward Cooper of the Syracuse Journal has again resumed
the Editorial management Of this excellent monthly -
published by Barnes Smith Cooper, Syracuse. 50 cts.
per annum.
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SO 90, A hours

Copcusyeiy showing In favor Of the route via South
West Railroad and Macon Savannah, le2 miles In DIS
lance - 50 IA aud ii hours IN time. From savannah
IL is contemp lated taking steamers direct to New1oTk
- - I X
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~ N. o. Bryson, Loco Foco has been elected
Mayor Of ycksburg by a majority Of nine votes.
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AT HoME-We learn from the Lexington fhaS
that Mr. CLAY reached home on Wednesday night In good
health. louisville Journal, 3ls
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NOTICES.
rHSENOLOGISTS AND PUBLISHERS,
ROWLRRe 81 WELLS,
Clinton Hall. i3I Nnssao-sf. y, IL

c. BADGER,
MANUFACTURES TIE
BE III Va FLU II s
r. And X yIe'- approved Eight Keyed Flute.
lsI Brosdway between cortland and Dey SIS. NeS-f0rk
Also manufactures Flutes OF every description which are
in a.! cales warranted. H. osi
" Mercantile Library and Reading Room,
Clinton Hall corner Beeknsn and Nassau sts-.l 900 vol
uss and s.. the best LteIary and Scientific Perto1cas
..rcsn and Foreign. Consisut additions Of works
Clerks inidstion fee ST. srd semi annual dues 81 her
chsnts AGA others annual subserpt entrg them e
al the PRIVILEGES .. Rooms oPen from 10, ~ 70 i
P NJ By order. dEO fEChhAm'
ml8 la Rec Sec Nereantiis LAD AssoelAior'
~ Notice d. hereby given that Books VIII De
opened Tor .ubscr pon tho Capital Stock OF the Peru
snd Indianapolis Railroad Company IN the City OF New
York by W. } HOLMAN. Of MiArai Co. Ia. on Monday
Navg las 10 b kept open for Indefinite term Of time
Fo6r per cent upon amount Is required a. the time OIL
Subscribing. w. osI
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GfoReIA.-A Wing State Convention is to be
held at Mhedgeville in Georgia, on Monday the
.,h Of May, for the purpose of appointing Dele
gates to the National Convention, and selecting an
electoral ficket
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d. : Ayres, " hlg
Il. ID. PurdY. Loco

This is capital last year two Wing candidates this
yeA but one wing refused TO vote for Ayres The Aool
lion tickle. received 10 votes We can do better than this
ior Clay. Respectfully, yours. n, W. H.
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sTATE. PATENT AGENCY fol

TINTED STATES PATENT AGENCY for
u taxing out Pat.nis-C. l. BARRlTT, Agent Ohce
rs City Hall Mechanics Institute Roousl ms 3msod'
nEN-ION ILAIifS-W !dows OF sssnen. sna others
whose husbands have died IN the nAv4 ssrvce Of the
lated states Who are entitled 70 pen,i01s viii hrd II 10
heir sdvsnfaEe % sPpiy A. III BAnkst aSlw'
Mrs ROBINSON, Clear stArcher, 50 Mercsr-st
WI oetween spring snd Prince ssLeces tsrlatoo mus
La. r,Arodsfed window curtains beached, and
n.d- 20 lok equal 10 new. ~ B. Cashnsrs eoc every
g-.r-sr.i.- % .ssal. CLAIMED with care. al In
'I'HE LADIES OF BROOKLYN are Informed
tszs the P-rfuusrs srd Conb Depot 10 removed from
1904 20 .O9 Fulton iopposite ChntenJ where theJ
are invited 10 call and exAmins he eh STOCK Of ref-
rsssonsbis terms Shell Ccnhs made And repaired Mt
WARD will BE- happy to see her friends at me Above
number
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Western Charter Elections.

~ Telegraph % fhlaielphs Nofth AmtrcAn'
CiSoiNsATI, April 4.--The election in this city
Yesterday shows n slight Whig gain throughout. Inc
Whles have a large msj)rity in the City Councils.
81 LOUIS April the election for Mayor and
other Corporation officers yesterday resulted In the sue
- Of tho whole Democratic ticket. The naJ)rty Tor
The Democratic Mayor was absut 200.
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BOARDING.


DOARDING.-Gsntsme and their wives and single
ID gentlemen can accommodated with rooms ard board
on the second floor, also pleasant room ON the third
floor, suitable for a single gentleman. Apply at -
Walkorst. 10 ot-
syOAVD WANTED-A large sscond.story room un-
Dfurnshed with full board, wanted by gentleman and
his wife Any where Broadway and above Leonard
will suit Apply at the Office OF kingsley Prison
Wsllst before O'clock 40 ot-
DOONIs TO LET-Furni,hed or unfuroished, IN a
Ilbesuful location one large room, with hne light 10
well caeuatsd for Artists studio. Address 81 Johns
Park At the Tiibuoe Office. - ~
DOARD, with unfinished apartments, wanted BY
ID gentle man wife and children THE youngest 10
years Of ssel 70 quiet ssntee family They will require
paror aud two bedrooms Address, stating terms snd
full particular, "Monimer az this office, or boz DO
Lower Pos, Office postage paid Satisfactory reference
will be required 81 ~
pOARD-To let to gentleman and lady with board
pleasant psror with psntres 10 the I'd story l1o Or
chad st References exchanged. alw-
a FEW BOARDERs can be accommodated with
"A pleasant rooms in gsntesl Eeishborhood aDd Pisss-
ant location at 48 Twefhst between the Sixth and Sew
enth avenues HlN
DOAKDING-Two or three single gentlemsa OF
ID sntleman and his wife can BE- accommodated with
board aod pleasant In Christian family near brosd
way above Broomest reasonable terms batnlat room
the house. References exchanged Please edors" A.
X. this ohico. AZ W.
DOARDIN(,-Persons in want Of good board can be
Id accommod ated at 53i Broomet. There arc several
rooms both large and small with psntries Croton wsief,
Nc Every attention will be paid to make u desirable
home either for gentlemen and their wives single
gentsmen Reference siyen aEd required FOR farther
particulars call as above, or C. H. Rips lsZ Broadway
al lw'
DOAHD ON BROOKLYN HIGBTs, near Full
ID toa Ferry, with handJome and spscioas apartments
for married and suge gentlemen The Double rooms have
pantres and wafdrobes The locstioa 10 pleasant aud
e %o, VIC" o. "' '''' s"' ''''''' ST.
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ALABAMA-The Wings of Marengo Co. Ala.
me, in Convention on the Goth inst. for the purpose
of nominating Delegates to the District Conven-
ton. The following resolution was unanimously
adopted
Reolred TIA, we d. s,ili stand by and retfirm the
tabished ussges and the wetknown and great
conservative principles Of the Wing pariywhch we hold
10 be essential the prosperity and glory of our county,
ni that from tho long integrity invaluable services,
strict Republican principles and the strong National and
American feelings OF Henry CLAY, have the most con
n8cnt assurance that IN the hands Of such man as CHIEF
Magistrate, all the distinguishing principles Of our party
ans an honest and patriotic administration OF the affairs
or the General Government will be most constantly pre-
served and secured and that first choice for Cher
Magistrate Of the Unon is HENRY CLAY OF Kentucky.
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nnd.on Chnrler ElectIon.

By Telegraph to The Ne,0- York Tribune.
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Representatives..
QdQ

In Fairfield County there three Representatives
ye, 70 hear from and in Litchhed eighteen.
Greenwich, in Fairfield Co. elects one Wing and one
Leo Representative. aud gives the Wing State ticket 10
msl5ry. Greenwich has been against us heretofore.
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VERY LARGE fAfEh FUh TIE UVuNIhI'
d. abed every s.rURDAY "oSNSc, stthe low Pfioe OF
o-r .rnurn N .dvance Do souiss 'or - nf p copies
49,. GREELEY McELRATH, Publishers
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EPIeCOPAI. COLLEGIATE lnsiitate, sap

Lton. staten Island. Rev. IiOMAS LON ILL Itio'
cips. The Summer term viii commence on the lst OF
NAV The number Of pupils Is limited 20 thirty Nsta'
os1e, containing full particulars may b had BY appy
OF to NJ sheppard bookstore, 1871 Broadway, fhihp
Burrows ESQ a Wal-ss Henry J. Seaman, 81 brosd.
way. ana VIM B. Townsend, Express Buildings, ~
Rrdssysv al I'M
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VRGiSIA.-The Richmond Republican OF the 4th
inst says
The House of Delegates yesterday swept its table Of all
bills aud III. two Houses will adjourn to-day tomorrow
certainly The Senate is indutfiously engaged In bring
ID 4 latCrs 70 4 close.
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Nssg Orlean 10 Savannah South WsstsrH RI!road and
Macon
o. 20 Pensacola 100 miles fare 81 o. 10 hours By steam
pensseolA 70 Man 500 u 00. lot b. BY Railroad
Macon 70 sayan'h. 100 - 80 20, VIZ q"