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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-03

20 story ara Atrc house. with basement snd suhcsH.,
- hn.slei m modern style and In the best manner ~,
marble nsntsis, graie- sliding doors. Sc In perct.~
the walls having been recently painted nom the hsseer,
fo the attic The house - feet hy a. feet deep Sc
lo - feet hy 100 feet No ~ Brdgest near Myesve0ts
Half the purchase money may remain on bond sni nor.
csre For farther psrticu sr-. Nc apply to
sol J BLEsCkER. Alcroneer Rrosi..
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II. sou lheasi corner ~ Twenty eighth commer--.
81 feet of he Tl'r-sVeule suitable for a fnsr1
factory. or a. locations for residences SIZE % ot , ~
hy q feet inches derr. each For farther psrrcu a.. 4,
apply 20 ANTHONY J. BLEECAER, Aucroneer
o.. Brosa.si
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Passengers Arrived.
ARIHE URN A l..

Iasa-s E1af Pen saraasqt- NJ. Lac NJ Lee
Ton Jessef ss-a1rea.
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BOARDING


BOARD o. BROADWAY-The house BIZ Broad
furnished is prepared fDr occupants There are Two
the fret floor suitable for small family ani sl
suited FOR family. also several rooms for single gentle
men Hot cod and shower baths 1ihe use Of The hoade.
Apply 5i4 Broad"ay - iN
U0ARDING-Win be iei With fnl or partial hoard 20
ID gentlemen and their wives or 20 single gentlemen two
spacious and handsome the sec0us floor with bed
rooms and psnires attached and also "o very pleasant
spa n The third story Location agreeable ana
terms moderate. Apply at35 Amty # ~ ~"
UOARDI BROOKLYN-A front parlor and beo-
bro0m attached The second h0or 90 e with board 90
gentleman and s wife or one Or Two single gentlemen IN
pleasant neirhhorhood and within three minutes walk oi
Fulton ferry Terms reasonable Apply % sands-si - a
DOARD.-, gentleman and hs wife. Or = small family
- can Pc accommodated with good board ara pleasant
with panirrs The sisges within frw steps of
the door Apply al 58i Br0omefL or H. Rng l1l Brosd.
way 80 iw'
DOARD WAITED For q gentleman ana lsdy-
ID They aIl require good-sized room and bedroom or
partrv Price must be reasonable note STATING location
and description of the rooms, may be addressed f1 " 3
st his office 90
BOARD AND ROON~-At 2.i Narcs IT. nesr he
t''f"-n"icn Bans rooms "i tnt hfst eH.- on Ne usl
ai~rf. Day hoaroer- received. o4A
BOARD Wanied m private family. fora gentleman.
- wife and dau chler Terms must be- moderate The
Third Ward preferred References exchanged. Address
O @. y. y. Post Ofcs fp'"'r
fONRUi<ts-OU or TWO gentlemen can Doe trroWn-
tbfaieo. private family v here there 90 chdfrr,
with pleasant rooms and breakfast and tea required
Apply ~ 80 Mercerst 9Th door above Grand 80
DOARDiNG.-A few single gentlemen may Dee accom-
- wodated with pleasant rooms breakfast and Tea in
private family At f57! Broadway Reference exchanged
- Inn
DOARD-A pleasant front room on the - foor. Tor one
tDone two gentlemen gentleman md DIS vile Also.
single rooms for orr gentlemen Apply m5 Jay-sLo-or
DOARD-TNo gentlemen can be- accommodated with
- pleasant double room, and TWO with single rooms ~ "
Whiie-si near Brofdway o-w
ltOARD-Plessani rooms with board. can be obtained
ID 20 Thompson.st between Blocker and Am.iy -
- Wv
THE LADY who has taken the house ?. Cry Han
place can accommodate Two more gentlemen ana ihef
wives with pleasant and good board reasonable
also, single gents on ressonsh" terms -! lm'
DRINATE BOARDING, NEAR ST JOHNS
4 PARkA private family accommodate gentle man
and adv. stew single gentlemen with desirable " inter
rooms si rs HIhesi eW doors es Of = Johns Para.
References exchanged. - @Neod'
DRIVATR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ LONDON
4 FOR GENTLEMEN AND FAMILIES MRS
GROOCOCk. n hsti0u Garden, d. doors from ho.nofr.
Terms moderate
Havng spent several days with Mrs lake pleasure In
recommending hef establishment 90 sh 81 counirymer
may desire good quiet sGi central home duruf vs
10 this Metropolis OF Gr-aI Butsu. VIM bALCh
London. June 81. l3iS yl' ly
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I.EKr Up WITH TnE rIMEs.-Th.

heagaf assortment Of e attest IS - = goods ur gr
mems Wcsr. snl o those in pursuit at geet aric.e u
dress wihalf paying ihe cAur1all prices usually cttrEe1
hV the trade invited Oh examine ry sul. and prcts,
WEI knowing MI prove greatly % ther at eantlge
= also have 90 hand hand some Assnrmen of rraiv
made garments Of ne first quality, which W. - sod
cheaper than he cheapest WILL ANS.
- Nv lti Nassal.sL between Be-kmsn snt Spruce.
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Remainder u the Route per Past Schedule above.
Passengers by either 81 he above lines conveyed TO-
and lodged board he Potomac -esnbOs - chsfee
those BY The Fasi Line, reaching their points Of destination
tweniyfouf hours n Advance Of he mail Passengers srs
conveyed ne Potomac In the swiif ard spcnd0
steamer Baltimore, provided with beThs and state Rooms
Omnibuses provided BY the Companies nj Washington
Richmond and Petersburg by which passengers and her
baggage conveyed D-~een the dep0s 10 those psce
free ~ all eFpen-s Passengers lay over ~ hey d.
sire 10 do .Ol with heir ihDugh tickets FOR -Oft oe, a
he following places. VIZ Baltimore, Warrington. RcE
mO0d. Petersburg and Weldon
For farther inOnmsu0A and through tickets apply al he
Depot Eleventh and HsSc 90. board the seamJOs
RObt Morris o. n HDDDFLL. Agent
~ Information can aso 10 Obtained In New Yorx, BY
applying 10 J. L. sLEMMER, al Adams Co 3. OEee, 10
Wallet 81 u A. ", - lm
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Weekly Report Of Death.

4. AZ On ssd Cenafy Of NeA- los a si "a, o. Seq
teak. b he sra dIy ef >Tieabey. iSsS.
Men, 10; Women IS Boys 10 GTls' sl-rossi ~.
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DIAPER At kkDi tED PRit k~.-ClRCS "
j FIELD CO paper ar-hnl>- ID ti.- street tr-sr
john New Aork. Crer m lots Oh $50 purchasers. one
Of he xr1esi src desirable stocks ~ paper IN The
lriec States. much lower thar before
Among he srfai Bargains nay be folr1
see reSus -ooa While plain AID ruled -ler g. $ =.
Per
6Ne resns .cod white plain an ruled cap. a. = >
per
i9N reaus good While isi cap. a. : 81 per rean
lo0co .b. good s.rsw bosIds a. . CO Der b
3n ooc DO binders G 10, o. CO per ih.
,il-s ono hSnsns paper a. .. per Ih.
$50 al 20 the hanging paper. = s per. ~
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j NELSON.
A s T ROL OG L z ,

2i7 rnl-srrel lear Avenue b o-l~'
DRI>TING INK.-JOHS q LlGHrBODY con-
SANITY manufacturers al hs- always on hand every ce
.crpuon u Pruning Ia from fn-s Back a- C0'ored
o. News lnks which BIZ wsrfs- elA % s1y ever u ALL
,sciure- kld l0w prices bel soi IS a1y
msnliarmrer Orders forwarded Ply steamboat or railroad,
Ro ~ pa o. The country D 'l''''' -''F - Tie
P s-Thi. paper Pria,ei win ny New. lax 40 =
gfesi mary o-f newspapers n his city Pn ace PMS. Boo
ion Baltimore N-w-Or-ans Anc ohsf cites and towns n
~ Unlt~o Stsi-s su4iH
no YOU EVER READ, WRITE Or SEW By
~ nslfi II yu1 DO you wali Aliatlf- % sr Lamp
the besi sIrcle KrOUl flr .hsi purpose For -s- y
ENDlCOTT A = MNER
= w. 90 Roadway AID i'o E-n-sL
OIL f.r The sane a Is e-s per gallon
To THE LADIES' choice assortment q hoys
flr has. win a. and fancy iriamnzs iea-hers &c
&C snd Fe.v-i eaps--lsr F...ei Z St., ~ q,
AIRS. ROBINSON. C-s- sisrcher 81 Mere@r-.t be-
vi tx--r Sprng AID Princes -Laces tsr-ion m1sius
embroidered window c1rAls grass h-schec and m.t-
loos -cusl 10 neu-NB Grape, cashmere and every De
sr-'rro, - .h.~is -i-an~d -th 49, -si-s-
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. EDGE TOOLS l.
H -Ccmprsug complete .s-orllerl Wei adapted
sslloa-.I k-w-Yors- cHAs LITTLE
sRrnnkW snc~-ssS - os-~- IAri-
CUTTA PERCHA-loe,o b. III. day received per
VI bsrK Neruol. All for TIE qualify 81 lhis oi
better mar any ever before Poret berg ga@ pure For
sac By Ea.s l1als Guts P-rchs Company.
- - HORACE II. DAY. , cortani--s
RRIrAN>IA CIP--Persons gong e1c-r.ons
~ and pc rarr--, I'll heed cups rom which -uar
N pgr- bev-ras ia. ~ nos bIras sleh can b. ,ouna
Slrlng SIP. A.rlfarrlr-d ana for ss- wholesale anc
r-fsiL ~ susl LUCiDS HART - & -rrusr H.r
DIGS HAIR sri trsi.es ard sausage cssiags-lnc 90
l1s prime t4r - bsrr-s wtil- ard grsy brsi.-. IS
k-gs very b-sI ssusz-- ra.irgs Tor sac ~
- fr- NERRIrT co - ~.ufh-s 49, VA
STEAM BOILER.-For sa-. on- s,ear n0.. -r rear.
- y - 4 urE - n -isrlcz-r win sz,ety s-c
-ssi'-o- f-r"t. fsisns W. EoEt co = 81 Gols-s
4 MEXICAN CLOCk--F3r dom-.ic sbd export
-btrsa-, a. 80 Pear.-st {. : >PERRY
A. AZ Assr, iog he Nars..ciurers
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A GOOD CHANCE ZOE Mar with = small Csptal.-
AAtor ss- Inc soc. and frre- u iron foundry
s-ls-r win nyeye.rs l-sse u he Premises Inquire Of
% PHILIP SULLIVAN cor Lewis No RiVing.on ~
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JOHN ALIENS
WESTERN PASSAGE LINE,
II FOR TIE SAFE ASDlyIe-,1rTr--rtt.
EssssIzss-1S fa.hfgl convey snce u pas
s-rsers and heir luggage
10 any por the Western Lakes Rivers ard Canals
Principal ofice, l57 Cetsr-st New-York
AGENTS.
ROBER- ALLEN, s. Qgey-st. Albany
WILLIAM ALLEN, 5 Comn,.rciAl-i. Buffalo
P.ss-rge BY rs line may rely ccutrac being faith
fully and promptly performed-tle s1b-,b-r holding him
self respors bic FOR a. business transactions u the above
AgerLs. JOHN ALLEN
Steamboats, iesge every evening Al and O'Clock
Is eodfnfs
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HNpRANT- AND WATER CIO-FT-r

III NM W
reguiSon Of lse Croton Nsief Board j-si pubfs6ed
forhdcing The ~lill or unnecessary of Crotou
Mater running Val-r % any description under
pensy Of the supply being stopped o. A. soon a. pord
by Police Department ard SECURING me gesuis o.
puhsc huascs oc-s Nc % he rouforsn- d IT,
"a Builders snt II tol--s All the urh-
informed ihzl - BARTHOLOMEW Pst-nI Hvirarfs srd
Wsrr Closed Apr-rsls 81 constructed corfor o.
hose eClir-lelt. ard VII - permitted - The
Hydrsuis strong. rursce repaired without Dig
ainE. vii ro freeze hlrsi pipe TIE W.fer C'os-
Cpcss and hytrsrts sr- tot1 sefarr c-recl.riuE u0
care % keep hcn shli snr designed % proven. ssi4
q wser. Aso, touhe hydfznts saii2he ir TWO wards
For sac BY 4e Plumbers only MAnzfsetory s. Genres.
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TO LET.
FOR. SALE.
- At PRIVATE SALE

- At PRIVATE sALE-Two iots On n,,,,..
e; corner OF Lexington avenue add Thirfv .e,o,s
SEE u loi - rec, inches BY as Zee, deep So ~
ther particulars. &c. sppiv ID
o2iw A J BLEECKER, Aactoneer. Bro,s.
q ATPRINATEs ALk-rhe house So tkro.-
=. i6g Lad0~si together with he rear hi, dns, a..
OF o,. y by ~ deep Also house art 10, now, !,
81 Edrdgest are Of lot . by s. q 10 t-er ~ fsr,
pArucu A.. &c. spply 20 J BLEECKFR
80 lw Agctoneef Bfoss :.
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INpEsrRucrIBLE ndInERAL PAINr.

4 MOST lNAALI ABE AAIiCL recently q .-c1gerrd
4 l'- fire. srt iier grlf adj car Del anr ei Wfl De-
sane facility ard Joss fhir .raI paint For
s..- by NM n STAIR. 61 B-ekuan--t NeW-iors. Gen
rra gent for ite proprietor 80 lmepd
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METALLIC TIKI So sucl= with new
l'tmoCe q cuns<rsoc xnt Application competent % -
nev- ihr u Heruis with - To-. stsuousry
power. without II pressure with ever prncipe y
give sry sro1ui 81 pressure desired 40 Ahton nina
Supporters Tor both Price from g. 70 - OHc- 10
Broadway eof u AEesn.sas, roou ~ up s,A1 sl In
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COUNTING-HOusE DESKS /, once ard LIBRARY
~ Tsblss-s variety Of parerns for sals oy
~ J. W. eoUfHACk, 10 Broadway
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AMERICAN MARBLE

MEXICAN MARBLE FOR TOMB AND GRAVE
y stones. posis. heart- ils-rg tuug, ar ~ sup-
gor Clsliy from quarry s.-y oprr~i lr vermont To-
sac Msrlfsrur-rf requests. Do cal srd eVsmir- ne
qualify. Apply T6 M--lst l.l5lm-l JO>kPHF LiPPlIT.
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NIpDLp.AGED NAN. y good

y csrons intend ng 10 spend The Winter 10 some d the
extreme southern STATES s de-r0us q procuring business
or agencies Of some kind o. occDpy n's time Locson I'M
n,'ers Tra9ene preferred Tie best u city references
csr 10 piver Address a. tfl- Office. o. y
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IT. FOR kEYPOKT AND MIDDLE
s-s-STOWN POINT, landing al Fort Hsmiltou
each Wayhe steamer JOHN HART. caves
Chsmbsrss- pier al :. O'Clock NJ daily sunday. except
g fOr NJ stofr places % u ylOs
r. BARGE FOX sALE-For freight OF
.Or charter, barge Of about 80 burden
Light drsit wafer AppyA
az 3w- c WFFKs. "a WslLs
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.ITrATInN WANTEn

A Ut TNTTUN " " ] I'd y 80 =
n near u in charge u an engine snd mach-
rerv He can repair boilers. put machinery and Keep n
repair the Apparatus be0ngilgt0 90 engine zee m
.he country would be preferred. Address C. 2 = -
Z
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Df ORDER o hol~1 Lansing 80. County Judge Jefferson
spcnal'I, ntfe heJ Ef-r rs attachment has s.u-d
l- estate ELISHA "a fUGEH, effr
li lie
appear attachment. aec1rlnz s~ within ms
ir fe ali.sfnu that tho payne 90
OF telfs fle huty - dents ri th. delivery
ln W s lf properly shn pa. belong ~ hnl
ari - 'r.sf i1l fir property Dbl 6difeu hy law
end ir- su.f DATED MrUh = l-ss MULLINS & 6OODAII
MIA f4srl Nff-r0sn. Aflrrys af affsrIng creditor
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y I'd t0 he care Of Children wishes suaron as nurse
She perfectly competent 0 lake e entire caffe 1i s
ofanf from fs BIRTH and understands bringing N~n un ~
hand She also well acquainted with f.e sowing It-
besf OF city reference Fi.ra lnl rr ai e. " HIl-
l-.- fnur INK rl-u- - u
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Speaker laid before the HoGse sundry commu
ncstiOns from the Executive Department relating o
the present state OF the Land ONCE the progress Of
the Coast survey &c
Mr. submitted 4 resolution Of inquiry respect
ing the military force employed IN Mexico during the
war which ordered 10 be- printed and aid on The
table.
Mr. VrNToN Of Ohio reported bill providing for the
deficiency In last wears General Appropriation bill
which read and ade the special order u
the day for Wednesday. the <7th met
The Senate bill authorizing the payment Of Interest
on advances made by the state Of Alabama for sup
pressing Indian hostites eleven years $50, was read
twice and referred.
The House then took up Mr. koBfNsoN's motion 70
reconsider the adopting Mr. Roof resolution re-
spscting Slavery Ia California and New Mexico. Mr.
ROBINSON addressed the House At length M pOlitica
hafsngue h. said that be wished the Democracy %
stand from under and let the veXed question 60 down
10 Genl ZACHARY TAYLOE's administration. 20 ths the
might exhibit himself In his true colors. Mr.. ROBIN
repeated the arguments Of his party in the late
campaign against the Whigs. The motion 10 rrcon-
slider laid on the table Dy Yeas JOG. and Nays 20
Nj GfDDrNGs asked leave 10 introduce Dll giving
the people Of the District Of Columbia The privilege
% express their sentiments on the subject OF slavery
in the City and District which was I'd tsice.
Mr JACOB THOMPSON and Mr. TOMPKINs OF Miss each
interroga ted Mr. GIDDfNcs 10 the Interpretation Of
the bin lie replied that II meant 70 include both
whites and blacks lie knew 10 difference Of color 10
these matters
Mr THoNrso~ Of Miss moved to lay the bill the
table. On this motion the ycss snd nays were de-
lnsn0ed and being taken resulted in the affirmative
Yeas 10 Nays a. So the bin was laid upon the table
Mr. N1NroN submitted Resolution IN favor OF reier-
ring The Presidents Annual Message 90 appropriate
Committees which was referred tO the Committee OF
the Whole
The SPEAKER called on the states for Resolutions
Various Resolutions and Bills thereupon read and
referred and the House adjourned over TIL to mouow
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By telegraph TO the New-fOrk Tribune.
Thirtieth Congress.
...W.smxcros. Mondsy De

.WssmxcToS. NJ ndsy. Dec. p.
The senate assembled At - when tho yroEPAE'i
resumed bis seat and called % order ffayef -
offered up by the Chaplain great variety o. y
tit.ons was presented. Agreeable . notice
Mr DOroLAss Of iil ssked and obtained iea'r u
bring 10 bi which read The hrst and secono tnlr
by unanimous consent u related % grams 81 ana lor
the construction 0f Railroad ~ connect the N.s-sipp
River VIII the Lakes Referred 70 the committee ga
Territories
NJ DorcLAss then called up ns bi Of which pre-
Won. notice had been given relating 70 the admission
Of California and New Mexico a. STATE. aud moved
th-,it be- referred % the Committee on Territories
Mr BEkRrEN q Ga. moved that . Dc referred o the
judiciary COMMITTEE. The question was discussed ~
some length, when finally toe original motion was put
aud Loot iess q Nays ~ il was then on motion re-
ferrcd 10 the Judiciary Committee
The VICE President laid DeiOre the senate = com
muncati0n from the Secretary Of STATE A message
then received from the President
Mr DowSg Of La offered resolution on the expeoi
eucy Of establishing United states Mint California
which read sDG adopted
Mr MILLER Of J. offered resolution CALM on
the Pres1ent for Information concerning any CORES
pondence with spain n favor q purchasing the leland
Of Cuba which wa adopted
On motion o. Mr BENTON Mr. AsPISWALL fans
ma Railroad I'D Wa taken ~. when Nr BENTON pro
ceeded . sddre.sthe senate Al come length 10 ~ favor
When he had concluded
Mr. HALE Of y II. obtained the floor and spoke At
some len th n opposition 70 the oIl.
Mr BaEEsK Of o. said that he was opposed n the
hssty action Of the Senate upon this question that
there were other companies 10 the neid whom be
thought offered better terms
Mr.. CLARKE. Of r. ! Mr. ALLEN OF o ard JOHNSON
made brief remarks concerning the bill Dhculres
suggested they thought farther Information -
wanted. and delay recommended
Mr. CAMEEoS Of Ia mas the door On this question
tomorrow
On motion, the Senate then wen, into Executive -es
sion aud the doors we're closed
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rue 'or Cro,on ppes be having been raid ard rec-p'
fssen....To rss- the grades kr IL Wesi street.. ron
Cortland 70 Liberty ard construct receiving basins
Assistant AID Hibbsrd moved TO reconsider The Resnu on
referring The question of -cndng he contract - M-ssrs
6re-rr.-r Go II W run au-r1 cons'ssran'e dehsi-
10 which Il uss ssi that he Common Council ihs
contract could not BE- carried out when signed.
which wrs denied by ~ Chairman - th- Frsn-e Com
i.i-e Who stated hat he prirr sufficiently r-mgns
siiur ror sewer 10 seekmsn-s,feei. Psrs-row, Nc-
Referred
The soSrt ser psssn upon some other fsser. ~ mi aof
r1rtsrre a. burned.
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oa SCUBA, evening ith oi lingering I1e' NJ 'Athh
RTNF kOHiER. the f4fh nI her
The relatives friend. The family -set tl attend her
ferl ,i- oos from her Iife r,
~ Dos Mst-r.-r place without farther invitation
ON SUNDAY morning 18th inst WILLIAM EDWARD, 500 of
A.-rant-r and Iln- Esgss0n, sg-l ID months
Tie fhe family --pe uIY invited fl i't-nf fh- Tune
r nnn residence ~ 1855, Rnai~ay th- TUESDAY arnn
ltI utinc.
On sh a-t OF drop.y thehea, CAROLINE GRAN aged
years tui months
T- relative. ana -ul. he family invited DOB ti-i te ine
residence of her paeni, 10 ~ ken~A ~ this lnfiN
Afternoon af lo'rass.
90 hIrefDn and HlfsDn plper, nI. please copy.
o. orauri, Mac Dec o.. 0f consumption. = hllNiN>'N,
pa se@i f- late proprietor oi the hk-u
prfrf.rr 0fil- arfH T.n- Foundry
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CARD

~ bRoDWAfs Dec. ~ 1910
~ The subscriber having completed the extensive
additions -nd alterations witch he has been nssng In the
retsil department of his Hat Establishment, which have
been demanded by his largely increased business respect
fully hs friends and the public at la 10 inspect
his newly arranged salesroom large and elegant
been added In the and fitted up expressly Tor the
- ladies' hats and chdrens fancy bate Of which he
has hand Superb stock, partly from his own manlfac
tory and from recent mportauons from Paris These beau
u article have been manufactured expressly Ia bis order
will be- found most appropriate presents for tie holiday
sesson The enlargement Of his saeToom affords BIN a
spacious saloon Of seventy feet In depth and twenty-five
feet front which he will afford ample space for the
accommodation Of his customers
The same system which has heretofore been
fully followed this establishment will be continued and
the quality Of moeskin and beaver hats will continue
be sold 5 per cent less than he prices ASKED other
Broadway houses large eIegan, stock constantly
hand Of gentemens travelling caps, ladies' riding hats
chdren- fancy bats, and every novelty belonging 10 this
department Of trade will be- found bis establishment
smutsneou, with their introduction IN the beau monde
Europe
The subscriber Will continue In his exeuions TO deserve
the liberal patronage which hiss been literally bestOwed
upon him. end Will maintain the system II low prices
and superior hnsh which has been emneny successful
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Ohio LEGISLATURE.

CoLUNnU7, Monday Dec \
Mr. Townsend resolution was to-day reconsid-
cred by the Loco ocos and there another oDg de
hate upon it, The Wings having rejected it, there are
doubts whether the Iocos will scccde 10 II The dis
cussion occupied most Of the day, when ADJOURN
ment made by the Wings. Mr. Townsend desires
the Wings from Hamilton CO. excluded aud the Loco
Foco. allowed to keep their seats until the question Is
fairly settled by vote of the House.
The Senate Is a, skies and sovens, and nothing new
occurs The people getting tired OF excitement
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Executive Nominations.

WARRINGTON Monday, Dec IT,
Ambrose II. Sewer, ESQ IS understood o. be
nominated as Commssione- % settle the boundary
between Mexico aud the United States Andrew b
Gray nominated for Engineer and surveyor lie was
recommended by the Texas Delegation. He was
formerly engineer 10 Texas and sherwsrd on the
Mouth Easlcrn bouniary hne
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