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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

We ind tho following letter in the Bosom
Styaal WASHINGTON Dee 3. lssS
DxAR SIR My shscnce on the circuit has prevented
the scknowlCd rmeni Of ths receipt of your friendly
letter OF the IN ultimo The election has resulted IN
favor of Gen TAYLoR. snd every patriot should hope
that his administration may advance the great inter
e-ts OF the country Gen TAYLoR is man of On.
questionable integrity aud honor snd have no doubt
IN the discharge OF his public duties he Will do Nhsi
his Judgment dictates % him % be right He nsy
differ In opinion from other equally honest and
patriotic snd such differences msy produce excite
inent; bat Gen Taylor will De found trader in
politics That he viii com init errors ike other men
/ doubt not but he viii BE- honest IN his
Ireioice with you tina, the people disposed 70
think ana sci for themselves II they shall c0AtHEs %
% tkis shall kars ~ fears for t.s Rpabic Bat can
not suppress my fears when pNrlyism prevails
which Is asty defined 70 % tts n4asess q a. maag
fs- fss besss 81 tAe fer Under such circumstsnces
toe people sre mSde the instruments OF their own ruin
have ever been favorable % our own Manufactures,
but opposed 70 the manufacture OF public opinion In
this last manufacture little intelligence snd less hon
esy required Dat II successful the operatives must
ee compensated largely II the public expense Tbs
kind Of business only De safely st,tnfea 20 BY The
people themselves and | rejoice Al sny movement
which calls forth the exercise Of their unbiased iudg
ment Men who. by honest industry sod 70 their own
and the nations we,lth and who rise with the prosper
~ the country have the deepest stake IN the Gov
eminent would trust the N class before that Of
shy other With the assurances Of NY respect, am
Your Fello~-Ci,ix JOHN MCLEAN.
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(aIiforuio Gold.

the Washington tuoH OF yesterday mas an Pr
toe this subject The editor says he has examined
the specimens forwarded by Col Mason and adds
They have all the appearance OF the native gold from
the mines of North Carolina and Virginia and We we're
informed that the Secretary would send the small chest
called c-ddy containing about 5000 worth o gold IN
Jumps and scales % the mint 10 0e melted INTO coin aud
bare and most of IL 90 be subsequently fashioned into
medals commemorative Of the hefuism and vaor of our
officers Several OF the other specimens he VII retain
for the present IN the War Office. found IN California
ia the form OF Jumps, scales and sand the last named
being OF different hue from the hrgn yellow % bl4cs,
without much appearance az gold.
However skcpfcal any man may hHve been, We defy
him doubt that II the quantity oi such specimens
these be great has bee represented. the value o.
the gold In California must be greater than hiss been
hitherto discovered n the old new continents and
great a. may be- the EN- erson 90 this I'D Dorado
the frugal and industrious will be amply repaid for
their enterprise and toll They need only state or
Territorial Government Tor their protection.
We have seen il stated n letters and ia the news
papers that hat found IN California and brought
10 the United States mica but 10 seems % us i'm
possible from The appearance and densiy ard weight
Of the metal which cav lsst niEht In the Wsr
Office that there zen be any drlusion mistake -
TIE specimens have come 90 Washington a. they
were extracted from the materials OF the plaza. The
heaviest piece that s brought by Lieut. Loeser weighs
a little more than two but the varied contents
Of the casket (as described IN Col MasOus schedule
will be sent Oh today by special messenger % the
mint al Philadelphia Tor assay, aud early next week
hope 10 have the pleasure OF laying the result be
fore our readers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09
By THE MIDNIGHT SOTTTHERy NAIL
Congress Reportiug.

Tie following is Mr A.HHUss Resoiuti ~
which was under consideration in the House on
Thursdsy when Mr. Lewiss death wss en-
n01ncei
Rssoir.a That in order o. more full impair
tai and promp, publication ~ fhe proceednzs ard o.
bates RI THIS House re Clerk be- sgtnorL-l an1
directed f0 enter into contract O. t-ze e~ct from ne
beg inning ~ tne present sesson AID % continue Ln-
Otherwise ordered ~ tl-s House win III propr iors
" he two daily papers 70 tr.s cry-i1e NlioHat 4.
i-gencer and the Usiol-for ne daily pu'icaton .n
each paper Of the pr0oeec.las and debates oi roe
House lor which the C.efk shall make weekly pay
m~ut 0ut u tte contingent fund.- a. t1e rae ~ seven
dollars and a 1s.f f1r column az brewer tyqa re
riccd Tna.the proceedings and current debate sn At 20
transferred o the county edition oi eacn OF ssld pa
pers and one copy of esca Of aid daily papers sna
BE- furnished % each member during the session ol
Congress Vira0ut additional charge.
We trust Too such resolution vii pass. Speeches
not worthy Of reporting .of general Information
are not worth seven DO. as E column. 10 is 700
hizh premium lor gas. when the article = snch
drug IN the market. There would be some sense
In paving some Of the members not % speak al
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fFrrao' FLAG-sHiF ONO IA PAz. July = lei,-
SIR. The uc.osed letter from Thomas d Lar
kin Esq our Navy gent 80 Monterey vii give you
but moderate idea Of the gold mania in Upper Cali
fornia The effects already produced upon me ullnos
Of me good people OF PIPER California by no dscoy-
cry Of this new EDorato. are quite alarming az Al
kinds of work and every other occupation rn M
ripe grain 10 the feds-s abandoned for the gold bar
vest on toe River Sacramento
Deserfion from the army and navy Do pper Callior
MA prevails 9 alarming degree and you W. or
serve that Mr. Larkin expresses Tears ~ tu the
probable eject upon the ~ cur ships which may
visit toe port Of Monterey and san Francisco. have
no Tear o not being able o. spPpress desefton within
Ordinary bounds but o. accomplish that end, some
severe examples may re necessary Prevention Is al
WAYS better than cure sh-l therefore. by much
cruznQ afford little opportunity ~ possible or de-
scrtlg.
Before the gold fever came there we're said go Dee
about go descrters 10 the Redwood Cuttings OF g.
per California from the squadron Com ,huorck tried
10 recall them % their alc glance By Proclamation en-
terror % bis expedition sgsiust Guaysmas and hazat
Ian in November last hut wifhou, much success
The accompanying Proclamation was issued before
h. ard Of the gold mauia have no hopes nOw ~ re-
claiming ans desertcrs VINO have goi into the gold re
gion
have the honor 90 be your obedient servant
THOs AP G.. JONE-
Commanderin.chiei 4. s Naval Forces Pacific Ocean
Hoa. JoHN j. mason. secy Of the Navy
The letter referred % by Com. JoNEs we published
In The TribsHe of sept 20 FL Tn
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Iafrr fren Tcxns.

Bv the steamship Galveston. Capt. Crane ar
rived a, New ofeAr. ou The lofh an rom Galveston
w. hsve papers ~ that place % he I'm
rI,.r. -, fua arrivals recently AZ itfest %
Eiih Two hundred Gsrusn Immigrants
TIE res Cathedral On Galveston. Wa con'ff raira
on The sih ut with sI the Imposing cereinon' or ne
Catholic Church
4 con 1f n- n p smith. sgd resrs Wa scrir az
kiet by tcs discharge 20 Fisto. II SABINE f.''
Cu to- 18th INST
ne fauoslnr from enc Wsssru TsIaa. sF.sss wei
fr the humanity and uctie coniuct ~ Gen laFior IN
Mexico
Ttr people iu the neizhborhcci % The missions oi
ar lssn -an Jose snf Espsio composed s.ros' ~.
f.re'v % Nesicsn citizens. voted unanimously ipf
IaV.or.
o.. ~.- ,rrra ~ the lssf accounts eucsmpet n th'
-.iso shout sge miles from san Antrria where hey
w. remain Tor the present
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Tie following Assistant Surgeons 200 the Navy
examined bv the Medical Board recently couvenei ~
the Naval Asylum Philadelphia have been found lls.-
fef for promotion. snd passed. w
arlrev Henderson Passed Assistant surgeon. So
r.rk next after Passed Assistant surgeon hofsins'n
Fi.hs n ksne Passed Assistant surgeon o. rsnk
next after Psssed Assistant surgeon ]. NN.an. lr.
FIwsri Hais passe d Assistant lf-.nn ID fAuN
80 90 7,..el As.stsrt surgeon = h Name.
Oi the card istrs examined ior ADMISSION mo iA'
se~vie A. Assistant Surgeons the following have been
found qua med. viz
Francis Glun.l. az The District Of Columbia sas
S-ts nj. of pa Rnh' Carter Of Va Allen Ing re-
and Eirsrt shippen OF Pa Gerard Alexander Of ~
Rari vreesni Of y Walter Hore. Carlton Archer.
Richard b. Tunstai aud Chas II williamson. 90 "a
lanes r. Heuscs of "a Arthur " Lyush oi $ O.
The candidates viii inform .he Department OF iner
respective places of residence.
NAVY DEPAErMRNr. Dec 2. ISIS
WHY not make them all Virginia NeSlork Fr.
-frta
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ny rsl,srsph to ihf s,w.YOrk Tribun,
Ohts Legislature.

Cutrvrrs frisy nee - ?
m no srsArr tndav nn Che 1ist hsI'0f. l1tn
x knapp loco W. elected Clerk he rrcsls.ns ia
votes Roc -erEcssi stAfns ID hs'iour.. we're hst.
bui ~iih1ui ctscfnz an s.cotau after wt.eh ho sen.
sie 81 'ouruet
fr Ore Horsr no progress vs. made A. .fIatflu
from the whes and Freo sellers Vas sabmfri O. as
f-cas this morning tls signed ty eight Free Sellers
iuc.8fns Townsend ni Fsutorrn. ard hs' BEEN
agreed o. ty thc Wtig tta' the coriesfors fram Wan
iron Coaufy bs excluded untl ihc Hlas- organized
,r4 ,te.- ..,e .su.f q. bushes. fo he i.rr Hrt
taI.r i.possi of es-epi m.efn. its seustr 'o- ihe
irsr-s-,.ra rf Governor ~ letter. Irco chsr
man pronounced ihs resolution 90 ol order 81
rs.. appealed bat Nr ri,sr ~. sustained NJ feu
rnr..r was offered e resolution thst ihe WIGS sr'
grady % receive any 'slr proposition ~ suy tne .m
ire Loco loco. which was carried House sd'oafuet
81. Oh morrow
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Lectures. Cooc,r,.. Sc. Tonight.

Concert Of G-rlsn LADIES' benevolent SOCIETY polio st11 ~
Hroaifsg DoIsts. pear prr-f Afternoon end evening
\ Aasd-ms of Eiaclfl0n Cfl Hail. pm
YaaD-n-ea' Great Eri huol - hruttFal -ih IN
Psr-s Painting offhe Court Of p-si Brooklyn Female At-
NY TOR n
Looc9tt Hall LIVING bsass snf BiaS' AT ID h'frY l1 %
.. srd at tl q Pm. . -.
Napoleon Crossing The Aps'-Ataferf n' D--rs Avn Nv
Golfl Ynsr Co. Gal-u of European Paintings. hrst
gay M tul1PM
M.r.a TI-frsf@f sanrar Hall Hr0ai end "a y
B1utartre1f ofN-r Crl' bfoafssy, sif ~ 7 n
O. r.,f'. Ne,hsars Hall. ~ bf0adfsj 1t NJ
Canrt-. sa-fy fhr $40 hr0ifsay ani "a "
Orleans Opera Coura1Y .fnYf-siHf lasf.l alf n
gaas Broadway y Pm for per-
.nr1lsnlrs, aiF-rfHHr columns
Brosisay r-s-r Broad AntonyfPM ls-- st0s-
Alrr-uu W. u. nr-Iltal. ~ An So y .-n-e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

FREE SOIL rs Omo.-A correspondent i McP.
goes into an elaborate computation to show that
the votes cast for Mr. Van Buren, IN Ohio were
mainly IIhig votes and that apart from the Free
Soil agitation, Ohio is undoubtedly Wing State.
We do Mt see that any cypherlng IS needed To
demonstrate that truth we will refrain from
publishing his calculation. The vote Of Northern
Ohio the Wing STRONGHOLD was diminished last
month by a tremendous snOwstorm on the night
before and day OF Election which blocked up the
roads and detained many from the polls yet Ohio
would have cast her vote for any probable Wing
candidate except Gen. Taylor. The actual reia-
tive strength Of parties in that state IS very
nearly }
wings 1854 600 Loco Focos .16oO 900
Abolitouisis. 1900
Should Loco Focoism persevere IN It's attempt
10 dIsorganize the State aud nullify its laws we
trust the Wing ascendeucy will henceforth be far
more decided.
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


piuLAnELFuIA. Friday, Dec. --f VI
Were We 10 be- dropped down in oar good city
of PHILADELPHIA to-day. without knowledge OF our
gherea5out we should shrswdy gHes' We were in
some tropical climate So mild 5smy and sunshny q
the day. We have been sitting with doors and win
dovs epen and the Gun has had nearly ali The power oi
the sltimcr s0suce Docs this unreasonable weather
Dnrcnd disease
An unsucreas attempt was ade last night to break
into the store ot Field s. Co Commission Merchants 10
Market 81 The fssenings proved too secure Tor them
and they dcuafted unspprehendrd though strange o.
say the police had put the private wstchmsn ON his
.iiard and stated that attempts of the kind would
be- made Where the deuce were inc officers OF jus
wh,i With The Gsrmanis Company. the Moravian
Brothers and the Opera we are bathing IN music uP 10
ONE
rb. Flour market i sti unsettled and without much
demand for export standard shipping brands are freely
offered AT l2f Corn Meal and Rye Flour nominaly
without change although there are rumors Of sales oi
The former 40 a decline Wheat - heavy. ana some
small sales are reported 1906 - ct- Tor reds, and
Iuallf for white Rye l. scarce NJ oi a 80 cs Corn
dropping aud sales 81 - cts for new yellow, and
g. cts for old Cotton j. held rather trmer 100 eh
bales sold 6i cts. Provisions steady aud the stock
OF sated meats nearly exhausted. 800 Keys Lard
brought Butter Is worth TOD cts Tor western
Seeds quiet Frcights very dull No movement 20
Wax Ginseng 1000 pigs Lead sold At &c Interest
added Whisky arm At p CO.
@,1rs or srocxs-Fvs Boari-l50 u Bank OF
q Commercial Bank aNf arm a. Mech BANK iif
2l Mech Rsnk 2ll s0oo State &c. 7ji 5000 DO 80
oil 4 do. 75 I O0J state ~, ~ 2iO Reading RI l3i
1000 do Bonds sol % Merch 4 Mech Bank, % so
lehigh 90. 53t-
SsSond Board-10oOO state -. 75f 500 TO- 80
IL 500 DO 6s s6t Gas, ll7i 1000 kentucky
Bank qgs 100 Girari Rank. lOi r. Union Canal,
VIRGINIA ELECTORAL COLLEGE.-The seven
teen Ioco-Foc0 Electors assembled AZ Richmond on
on wednesday and by ballot gave the seventeen votes
of Virginia tor Cas- and Butler. They adjourned over
- Thursday morning. % complete some iorms.ues
paftakIng in the meantime Of the Electoral Dinner
given them at Boshers Hall
GOvERNOR oF VuRGIVA-The House of Dele
gates of Virginia "wednesday. passed resolution
T. 60 into the election OF Governor on Monday next
aud also Of 4 Judge In place Of Judge Duncan.
FIRE-A fire broke oat on "Wednesday night
about 10 o'clock in the large frame building on the
Canton Race Course known A. the public stand ON-
ing 10 the comhustbe nature Of the building and ne
distance from the city. IL soon enveloped 10 DANES
and entirely destroyed II uninsured and was no
doubt designedly hrcd. Baltimore American.
~ The steward OF the American ship Chde
Harold has been arrested for carrying American paper
o. Havana and IL In irons there, with Eve natives,
W have been imprisoned for expressing opinions ia
favor Of annexation 10 the United states.
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~ We give more Gold Documents on our hrst
page today Though some Of the facts have been
heretofore given from other sources Jet, as these
are the oaicial Documents accompanying the
Presidents Message, we make room. for them
Under Loco-Focoism we have certainly had the
age Of 6rass. The Golden era seems 70 be open
ing upon rs 10 the dawn Of Wing victory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

hIrIvoHx uef --lIf N
Edwin Forrest, the -reai Am.u-au trHgctlan.
sent check 90 = oO0 todsy 90 George Mics isI
young lawyer 90 th.. c.iy Who graduated II 10 Mars
College Emmcssburg - thr tucrcss.li competitor .Il
the second bs.t 6ve al tragedy N.r. received tae
check by today. mail ani sclnop eci % reception
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

For CsLFoRNTA.-A company OF lcl men are
about embSrking from Boston Tor California Each
Iusn puts into the concern from $500 70 500 Which
will be appropriated the parohsse Of vessel nd
cargo Of goods suitable 10 The trs.hc tee Psc1c
Coast Arrived AZ California sporton Of he company
viii remain BY the ship 10 disposs Of The cargo etc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

LATER PROM EURoPE.-The Canada IS now 10
her fourteenth day and unless she falls behind the
other new steamers in poin, Of speed or has met
with some mishsp, viii arrive in the course Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

IHrHFntT- Ufcem1lr ! TT
Azor Tabor. Esq. oi New-lork. stephen ID
s,v and John Barbour Fsqs OF The District % Co
lumbs stephen Powers Esq. OF Texas. aud Henry
WeIcs smith Esa oi Massachusetts. were admitted
attorneys and counsciors of this Court .
40. d. Joshua kenncdys executors. 30 AL pi''nti.
IN error rs Jonathan Hunt 60 a. Tho argument ol
mi. cause was continued by Mcssrs Underwood and
Sergeant for the defendants in error
Adjourned until % morrow, ll oc.ock AL
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~ fALsEEs BrsfSEss MSS ALaASAc s1Jrds infor-
nsion u importance resdy srIlgec a. even by
reference 20 large ADD expensive rofks without much lime
and znor besio-ed IN The r-sesrch rshkll standard
Il Elshy conueu1s sef o. merchants. mechanics MAJ
gfaciarsIs, and Others engaged 10 1etlve lfe"
atrrtpurz
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AlaSama.-loFeial ]

There was an error in the official table we pub
lished last week: aud We now give the othcis
vote as furnished By the Secretary OF STATE which
We copy from the Montgomery Ala Adrefissr ,
For Lewis CAss 80 81 - or zachary Taylor .30sOs
f,aS<s usafifify -
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GENTLEMEN - sm deeply impressed with the kind
ness which has induced unmcrited mark of friend
ship conveyed by the invitation OF yourselves and
other Wing friends of this City, rendering % me the
compliment OF Public Dinner previous to my depart
ure Tor Albany.
Were able 20 consult the prompting Of my heart
nothing could give greater pleasure than To- meet ~
the festive board friends and ncghbOrs dear and 80
cherished Among the names attached 10 the invita-
ton, recognize the companions OF my bOyhOod, the
associates Of my youth the friends and intmaes OF my
manhood those with whom have struggled under az
ycrsity aud defeat and with whom have rci0iced ia
the hours OF success and prosperity those 10 whom
am hsppy TO acknowledge debt OF gratitude, unsatis
fed only because iis obligations have been 90 lar be
You'd my merit as to exceed my ability 10 satisfy it
10 meet such friends and % exchange congratulations
with them the results OF our recent glorious ri
umphs would promise one OF the hePpies, moments Of
my HE.
tend every moment of the limited time len me be
fore my departure % enter upon the duties 10 which
their psr,allty has assigned me compelled there
fore To forcgo the pleasure which they have 50 kindly
offered to
With the most sincere wishes Tor the hssth ana pros
pcrity Of each OF YOU, and of those my friends and
ncighkors, whom You represent Temsin moot truly
NOar friend snd obi scrVt
HAMILTON FISH.
10 T4oNAs McEIRArH. J. l.. CRosS. II. J. RAYMOND
h. :. TOWNSEND, Esquires, Committee.
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III We have heard strange stories OF the death
of CArHAkINE HAsvEY, friendiess Irish girl in New
Haven She died Of blow received from the hands OF
her employer. HENRI RyER, who has been held TO bail
in sum Of only $1,000 We shall have something more
10 say on this subject We trust that Justice will not
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j 7 rAEsIii %
81 Broadway, nss Phi street
~ Have iuss received direct h0m Europe, Pc
GAMBIA.
hesuuf1l variety u agur>ggt' Ia shfoidefe. zns
Lsce Goods. VIZ Lzmsrrn- J-nsy Lind. Esnaerslds ard
Opera Collars. Cuffs Hsbils Chemizeiie. Sc a. ladies'
ana nfsrss Cape Robes, Evening Dresses Lace C.pss
Wells Sc ar Ac
tbs . TIE mosi extensive a. a-o he ch-sp-s s.sor
u k-ede ~orssd Goods hey have offered and
specially sfap,si iofshe coming ses.on u Presents
NJ Jsnl
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Or fr- .fH lrsf h. r., C.rrf 81 Addison Ainth We
SARAH HYHON. t.ff 0l Nre Yea tfI
On fNnr.fsf rHr.rE. nal s0l i-f D. b. nrf1. " t'iff
R NINFK Hf So I.lf.a. Conn q. NJ fhNNl Hif'r'f |
L l. i
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MORE or THE GOLD REGIONS.

Ir.r D,r.ustts a.eaa ..,a,.-. 90 frssi~lt' Message
HEADQuAErEEs l0TH Miriam DEFAET'iENT 2
Err00f MoNIHHEY California. sept u l-+-. )
Trc report. from the Gold Mines continue illl as
CATERING a. ever. but much sickness has resulted
from the CREST exposure and heat Of the sumner cas-
ing many citizens % return % The cool climate q the
sea coast
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AT Or. RIcHls INsTITrrE

FoR PHYsicsL rRsrsisc. l5e cEosD-sr ~r.E Bl,rcx.
EEDr Res beng de-irog. q placing tbe benefits 10 30
derived from sysemsue phy.csi rsning within ne reach
Of al persons "a. adopted the following . he term. OF
Subscription FOR tn. Three MONTHS Ga n moashs
go. one year, So d a..
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK SATURDAY DEC. ?.

O. Advertisements for TA< Tribsae Of Mooosy o1k
seutin before 10 O'Clock on sstnrdsy evening " ~
Eestion oaoe Of his paper 10 not open on sonosy'-
p~-.o,. ss,,r m T,,5..e len al their dwellings or
places Of bsne.. regularly every morning VIII please iesSs
ihssr sidre.. Al the Puns Office or send note 'nfoasn
N. po,, o.. Terms u. cents week payable 10 the
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~ 1850 Overcosrs rich lining - 10 si0. 30 Cosks %
81: so Drcs. and Frock CoAr French cob End trim
mipss 70 e2 Psuts taney eAssinsfes 81 10 o.; vests.
81 70 - Tnese are a. nfedeesd pledges fresh fron
suction eat bargains q suii Store corner Nssssa and
B-Sk nae ~.
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VorE o. Nsw-YoRx.--A month has elapsed
since the Presidential, Congress and other
Elections Of this State. When may we
pect 70 see the returns from the Secretary of
State Office before the public