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- Wigs and Toupees. -Clrzeus sad sv.nSsss
nsf wlgs, Toapees brsds Of Long HAIR he are . q
found - ne nsnnfsr.nry Of MEDHURsr HEARD, q
Aaden-lane. Also 70 % had 3 sure cure for DAoeuL
AZ Inn
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,,n.,,,ment by the President.

ANTHONY Wake, TO DC Register OF the land osase
.t Chilco.he, Ohio, ries Thoms J. "insnip' resigned
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- Water.Cure Institates.--Dr LkALL ~
cssvss patents al hs eonmcdioos city estzonsnnerr
.s.E ht-st snd II Oyssr Bay, l. General pfseaos ~
ended ~. Acv.cs giT-n fcf some Eesinsnt Scuse.ss
uOns. vsrbki or By stssr. " so IN
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~ Trustees b. punctaai 10 your sitendanes for me
oil So
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

.vv.,oKE DAILY TRIBUNE Is PUBLISHED
inn ,yEaY NoESiso lsrSDAYs IxcEFrEDl
a, The Tribune Buildings, corner Of Spruce
"a nassau streets, opposite the City Hal.
= svered 70 CITY Subscribers Tor p ceIs ger sea-
- 80 hev prefer they pay 10 a. tne Deb
-, * n0riS- % year a. The sarnc rate -nZ7 ecves
10 Gents Nal Subscribers five Dollars PER e',l1 n. "a
s~s,ee Subscriptions taken for moalhs. lUr llree
81 s. Three Dollars m advance required In 81 es
hrnee. win Country Newspaper Daily papers received
- ~. ofcc. whose higher han hcre NJ ihs
fribune are not silowed any difference.
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~ Water Trenimeut.-RoLASp D. Hovesros
An ND Hydropathic Practitioner, 81 fenth-st- nsa
ffass-ru- Psusufs received for day treatment vis
I'D a. ihsr own houses Letters Of CONSULTATION proper
IL acsrOS dgsd o5 Iw-
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Loco.Foco Nominations,
Prayer against Cholera.

To- S.sdis Dis,rict -(Sdtiolk Queens aud Richmond
Fonsor Blown of Jamscs for senate
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r.r,,p.y. Oct IL, 5000 bbls Flour, s1o ecsn wnesi
- - 49,. osssss ~ ssis @ssEy - ssh Assss
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Village viii Iake place % fndsy Oct H. 49, lnIsrest
ng exercises poctsd on the occssyo Addresses
viii he delivered BY Rsv Or. DowLiss OF ms eiy ny
M HopG,. VI Brooslyn Rev. Mr. WOOD. Mr. BARNARD,
and other able speakers Dnzles Band s sso engaged
Car. Tor no accommodation o! hose VINO ~isn 70 seno
ssvs CIV Han Al T. =. and IL 81 hemning, ea'e me
Village Il ;. aud s. Pm Tickets for the oocsHon -
ceos Persons going ooL 10 AVOID confusion 10 as efs
are requested " purchsse heir cEes before me uns OF
arpg A. this snnlysssyis % % csiebraisd soQs~ asi
"a Ia. picnic psn for tho coryeniencs OF me villagers
a. lotto uners tsn been erected s1icienfy afgs 10
.ccomuod aie from 90 20 90 persons Hot zee and eofve
I'll b. provttsd e. The Tempsfsnce HOoss Gear mo tent
-, tho.- b ~ misc hen with cups Further par.
rsrulsy. In 70 unyrrON's papers. OIL IL
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~ 1rs. VI. =. Gsve Nichols, Wster-caro Pnys.
:is1, - LexngtOn-ay Cons0lAuoux rom D" ~ IS<r'h
Yslsals visited 81 bsir reSdencss-
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re- MAGNETIC Gacbines.-An improved article
no st Yor .a.e BY FOWLERsA WILLS 1871 Nsssaa.sl.
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" Fact for Fa.hiouables.--raoss who 20,
heir ,.ss ia Inc hsncs u aEDHUssr HEAaD, any o
ner l-n Will eoa- from znder their clean brush
5nztt scissors with handsome head Of hsr ~
ne ros ssrdlo1s ,este coc.d destfe. n AAdeo-ians
a.. In
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~ Water-ture.-JosLs saw, NJ D. Prscuuonsr, 20
Railroad, near TecLa-si % I'M
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

bhDDhLIN AFFAIRS.
Boz FoUSD DEOwsED.-A boy sbont IL years
OF age was found drowned At Red HOOK yesterday
m0rulDg.
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r. Fowiers a. Weiis, Phreno1ogisfs and
Publishers, Clinton Hail. ISL Nasss1-sI near mo rsfa
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Tain, Amour, OF Produce per Hudson River
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~ WiGs ard Toapees.-BArcaELoas eelsi

viz Factory 10 80 Waist where al tines b.
found TIE largest me city Strangers
uz-ns shOu1 call .nd Judge for themselves before puf
c1zsi1k elsewhere ekTcHELoEs newly Invented Wig
ootzi1od silver media Inc FAR Of Inc American insd
sz.s. Copy he sddresa nJlS AW&e6
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~ Nelson, the Norwes isn sail who isI rom
The riyaipg Of the bark Marianne and had b!s bead
has been since lnsensbs, and remains In
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- THS Howard GuARDs were on. on 4 tar.
get excursion wednesday, under the command Of Can,
Jams. Rsm--y. They ara an eSe-ilen, company Of
youuI cl-z-l soldiers there dress "a very neat ana
tack military arrsy 70. Be .ouLd fault with
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u Mr.. John Edwards. while walking on the
bridge Of Pier No g, L. Il. accidentally stepped INTO
ho.e and broke the cap Of hs knee Hs was taxen 70
his residence, l6l Ch-rryst and thence 10 ms O'y
Hospit4l.
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Flss.-A destructive Ere took place yeste'ds,
narsius sssu, clock, in the Arse building N 's'
rear of s. SaS 90 Forsyth owed By Mr. J. Hoyt q
= Bo~ery. Tae building which Mss occupied io'
extensive msnui.ctoriss Of various kinds ~n com
pessy destroyed together with si It's contents. HE
.oss Supposed 10 be DO, lees than $1,000, great
pfoPofuoH OF "a'ehis covered by insurance. One Of
tne As'"t.ns Lnsinsers. Mr. Nchsei Eichelis vss
seriously irJared BY islaa. between the bail5iBst
.Aenioer " the Rose Company No - named Frsnkiu.
had his Led broken while going 70 th- a. - Vim run
over nre was discovered In the b.os Basement OF
house - Cnesnutst which speedily put oat by
the hose q tee Fourth Ward Police
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~ TVS MosTGoSKSY TsooP. Capt -
,umberluz sbou, 10 mounted men. went on q tsrys'
,Ncursion 10 Harlem on "Wednesday. Nothing ccu d
exceed this tine body Of N the discipline aud M l.
,ary hearirs they exhibited Their pistol shooting Al
distance OF sixteen yards admirable IN the high
,,vipg spent TIE day [. citizen soldiers should
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AcCiDESr.-Yeste man named Michael
O'Rours. marble sawyer working at 10 Tweitth.st
while working Ia Messrs. Boyle & Lowders marble
factory Ia Nneeenrh It, asd mis- hand crushed between
the marble rollers The hnger. are broken, aud tae
fe.nr part much laceratet.
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HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


This morning. at the usual opening prelim-
insries the Committee the subject reported sundry
land and other bills one Of them giving 70 each settler
farm was briefly advocated BY Dir. GREELEY Of \. Y.
and then laid on the table.
CALIFORNIA BILL.
On motion the House then went into Commit
tee OF the Whole, Mr.. VINroS Chairman, and resumed
The consideration and discussion Of the California Gov
eminent bill Mr.. ROMAN rose and resumed HE re.
marks upon the subject.
He advocated the Whig doctrine OF Protective
Iarir and gave history OF the mining and msnuiac.
turing business of England, comparing the same with
the business OF this county The rrsul, Of the com
Pzrison he argued greatly the advantage Of this
county He set down the President and the Secretary
Of the Treasury friends OF England striving to
cuce our working classes 70 the degradation with
which they oppressed in that country Before he
had concluded MS remarks the hour Of j arrived and
the debate Sss closed agreesby 10 resolson
Mr. SAWYER Of Ohio then submitted an amend
inent 10 the b. striking the 18th section. which
contains tie principle OF the Wmoi Proyiso. he took
advantage Of the rule and spoke ne minutes upon hs
proposition coniendng that IL shosd be eft with the
people Of California and New Mexico 10 say whether
Slavery should exist within their Territories or not
4 serIes Of amendments OF various purp0rt we're
subsequently, offered By Messrs McCELLASD q Mich.
AUAPHY Of n. Y MADE Of va AsHMUS of Mas. BrRD-
SAIL und GzEELEr of N. y. and others. which were
discussed by the movers in as many I've minutes
speeches.
The vote on Mr.. PREsToS's bill was then taken.
when Il Was rejected amendment only Mr. GAYLE
voting in the Affirmative No essential amendment nav
ing been agreed To- the Committee and reported
the bill 10 the House when il ordered 70 be gross
Cd for the third reading
AZ this stage Of the proceedings Mr.. MEADE Of
Va moved 10 lay the bill upon the table which de-
eided in the negative BY Yeas 50. Nays III.
The question on the passage OF the bill was then
taken by Yeas and Nays and decided IN tae Affirmative
by the following vote-feas l2o; Nays 20.
MINT FoR cALWOASlA
The House then took up for consideration the
bill for ths establishment Of Branch Of the L. 5 Min,
Francisco California The bull then laid aside
TERRITORIAL GOvER>MESr FoR NEW MEXICO
The House then resolved itself into Committee
Of the Whole the state OF the Union. Mr. CRASsToS
In the Chair and took up the bill making provision for
the Government OF the Territory Of New Mexico.
Mr. VIsToS Of Ohio offered an amendment, CIV
ing The settlement Of the Boundary Question ~ the So.
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Great Fire at 1T. Johns, New-Brunswick-
A Larse Number of Houses and otner
Valuable Property Destroyed.

II. johns ~ o AA-s-syf
A most destructive FIRE occurred IN TINS CITY ias'
night I, broke oct At III. o'clock In the rear oil me
three story wooden building nesr the head OF hins
owned and occupied BY Messrs J. s G. Lawrence
c.tne, -sre-roora and tenantsd By Aessrs b. Y oren
&C bookstore, w. CsrviIe as sscdiersnop eno tns
Son, Of Temperance 90 q division room Inc nre
spread with great rapidly. and in 'nor' Hre eo'sA
oped the adjoining buildings sweeping everything De-
fore II, until 1, reached the County Market House on
Einz.,orsre when il was fortunately stayed 10 tns'
direction Ga the west every building on ihH zoe OIL
gpst a. far down a. the brick building OF Moses Yer
non was consumed and here the conassra'ion vas nsp
ply arrested strong north wind prevailed 81 'oe 'n
ping the cinders and burning emoersto consaer-
able di.;ancs All the houses on the SCUM side OF
King..t were si ore time in imminent CANCER lne
cupols Of Trinity Church well as several buildings
In that vicinity several time. csugh, fire Al one Tune
we were fearful that the old Trinity Vas desneo 10
become prey TO the flames, but the strenuous eAsr
tons Of our citizens aided By the military saved ths
ed6ce from destruc ;ion although the eupos and the
pillars hich supported il vere burned or We regret
70 state that three persons were seriously injured oy the
falling Of the tmbers, aud pieces Of the cupols OF
Trinity Church but al Of them We trust will recover
We are unable to give q, this early moment any sddi'
ti0nal particulars
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. WEDNESDAY,, FEB. %.
4 Clean Of Hope.

despatch from Mr. GREELEY, briggs the in
formation that the House Of Representatives. atits
session yesterday afternoon, sustained the 9Th
section of the Territorial bin by direct vote Of
iO5 to ss This section IS that containing the
Wimot Proviso. The despatch Of our regular
Congressional Reporter shows that the battle was
hard one through the whole session, but that the
friends Of Freedom Tor once were resolute and
persistent. = motion to lay the biz on the table,
after it had been reported unmutilated By the
Committee Of the Whole, made by Mr. MEADE of
Va was decisively defeated. only &c votes being
cast in is favor to l27 against it. The iinal vote
on the passage Of the bill vas equally satisfactory,
l26 Yeas 10 e Nays.
The House thus takes position directly opposed
to the doughiaced vote Of the Senate on Monday.
We trust that position will not be abandoned. 1t
is not only the position Of Justice which is the
best expedency but Of the People OF this country.
To finch from it would be a disaster and dis
grace
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at Mrs Mnlers the Friday previous 20 her death: she
hsd then been ID for shout three weeks Mr. Msr
az home the Friday referred to- and seemed anxious
relieve bis wifes lness the day before the Ere MI
Ter procured u-diene for his wife
The defence offered ~ show BY other nsishbor, Of
Miller, that the klndest and most copugs relations ex
stsd between Mr.. and Mrs NJ but the Cour, consider
ed n st point established
M.s Abby AHH Wood sworu-Have lived At Miller.
several times and stayed at one time about weeks
excepting Sundays; have been there when Mr.. NJ was
AWAY have known Mrs NJ to have the az aud gun
brough, her for her defence against intru-
ders. when N. was away IL is some ave or SIX yesrs
since lived at Millers.
Ioscyk D0roa sworn-Resides IN the town of Hemp
stead. about half . mile from Millers house have
known Miller 10 or l. years perhaps more hsve lived
where do since Miller has occupied bis pre-
sent lse residence have been in the habit OF sseps
Miller very often during that time consider him an In
du.trious. providcni man frequently hsd business
transactions with him rented him meadows for years
and have found him honorable man never knew
him 20 be guilty Of dishonorsble act
The defence wished to produce Mr.. Edwin NJ. strong
who reside. q. Eat New York sbou, . mies west OF
the Union Race Course and about 10 from Mllers
house Ths defence expected to prove by Mr.. ; that
he under the impression that he weighed the hay
Of Mr. Miller the morning of the 18th before sunrise
The prosecution admitted that Mr. Strong wolld sive
such evidence and after the summing up by Messu
Ralph and Hidden for the prisoner, snd the District
Attorney for the People, the justices consulted few
moments and then discharged the prisoner.
Miller 10 slim. spsre.fsced man, pale and hsggsrd In
the extreme, and seemed during the examination, un
willing to meetthe gaze OF the iuqusiiivs crowd He
sat of the time with bis face resting in HE hand.
and observed to grosn Whenever bis children were
mentioned by witnesses counsel
The fact OF his having been suspected OF the terrible
crime for which he has jus, been examined. was
ing in perhaps TO the circumstance Of biz
having some egh, or nine years ago, shot and killed
negro whom be bad previously employed snd who
10 his house Ia the night armed with club snd
threatened the life OF Mr. NJ At,er having shot the
negro Miller delivered himself up. tried and Sc
Quilted
4 Miss Hays, domestic in Millers family, mys,eri.
ousy disappeared from his house shout L months ago,
sud ha. not since been heard from This too, had IL
influence on the public mind.
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u. Two rem.inina qu.er. v Ave q 500 BOB Of rere

the two remaining quarters viii rive o. 500 OOo Of reve-
than the two last quarters Of the last year and
come up to the Secretarys estimate. remains to be
seen The revenue from TIE Public Lands for the tvo
the last year aud when consider ths, some ~ 600
land warrants have already been Issued the soldiers
who served In the Mexican war and that 20 600
will probably be issued within the year and that these
warrants sold for about 500 and will procure
much land 500 in specie hazard nothing 10 say
ing that most Of those who wish and will pay
In land warrants instead Of specie Under these crcu-
stances II would Be remarkable indeed the revenue
from lands did decline. Though appears By the
annual document commerce and navigation that our
imports and exports during the lsst year balanced each
other; ye, il will be By the document that
exported sl553l,5ls Of specie, while We Imported
but - 300 ga By these statements Il will be seen that
during the si year the bazn-e Of trade was against us
and that were compelled 20 send abroad ss,tvO OOy
of specie than brought into the country u
Ia manifest that the country Will DOT De sole iof any
len 9Th Of time O. endure annual drain OF more than
- 900 900 Of specie With diminished imports our re-
venue would Of course decline. We are confident that
By the time Of the meeting Of the next Congress the
wants Of the people If not toe wants Of the Treasury,
will demand revision Of revenUe Avs The sys-
TEN we would recommend would be one Of moderate
duties such the people would approve and sustain
And such system may We trust De estAohsneo u
wise councils prevail We regard the question az stct
II national .in is characters and ssystem be vfoy
natured Il will be productive Of the prosperity Of every
interes, snd Of every section Of the Union
The United Sta;os destined 70 become great
manufacturing A. vel ~ great agricultural ana com
rn,rcsl nston Noihog s wanting but an incentive 10
industry Lit labor be properly encouraged and our
resources viii BE- developed and our capital 30 IN
creased that manufactures and the ecbouic arts Will De
prosecuted in every section Of the county As the
FORESTS % the West fall before to- hardy settlers VII
lagos will spring up demanding Manufactured articles
sni 10 the West day ia not far distant when iheir
rude waterfalls will be put IN requist0n, and the IN
habitan,. will be clad with fabrics from their own
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ASSEMBLY

NJ. NARNUM OF y. y reported bill relative to
railway from Buffalo to Hornellsvills.
BELIEF TO FERNANDo WOOD
The bill for the relief OF Fernando Wood was
taken W, read third time md passed.
GOLD MEDALS.
resolution was offered FOR the presentation OF gold
medals 70 Majors Tslcott and Smith which was laid
over.
SYRACUSE AND ROCHESTER, RAILROAD.
motion 10 put forward the bill relative 10 the con
structon of railway from Syracuse 10 Rochester was
made and re jectcd.
SAVINGS BANKS.
Mr.. Vas ORDEN OF Y. y. gave notice Ot MS in
tenton to introduce bill relative to the formation Of
Savings Banks
sLUNG SHOT.
Mr CORSEIL OF Y. y. gave notice Of bill 10
prevent the sale ard use of slung shot
On motion the House then took recess till at
ternCon.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
sEyATE....ALsASY. Tuesday. Feb. q.

SENAlE.---ALBANf
AGRIcUL TURAL SCHOOL.
M Bush Of the XNAlst District reported bill
for the establishment OF a state Agricultural School
REDUCTION OF fNTZRssr.
Mr. COLI Of the AANlllth District presented
An adverse report upon the petition praying for re-
ducton of the rate Of interest In this state 10 per e.
SUPERIOR COURT JUSTICES.
Mr.. WILKIS OF the lXth District, reported
bill TO increase the number OF Justices In the Superior
Court Of the City Of New York snd 10 extend the jl'
sdlction OF the same.
PROTECTION FROM FIRFs.
The bill % afford a more eiiectual protection
20 the lives Of persons sgainst fires in the City Of New
York was read third time snd passed.
STATE AssENAL-
The bill relative to the state Arsenal was also
read third time and passed.
GENERAL BANKING Law.
The Committee Of the Whole took up the bill
respecting the General Bankrupt Law. and made some
progress. therein and had leave 10 at sssiu
On motion, the Senate then adjourned.
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port oft.
Mr.. GKTELEY OF y. Y. made a speech IN opposi
roa 20 the amendment the ground that the majority
Of the Supreme Court Shareholders and In favor
OF the bill
Mr. TooxEs Of Ga. made vehement speech in
opposition 70 the bill replying TO the remarks Of Hessrs
yrSroS and GREELEY with much severity
Mr. SCHESck Of Ohio followed. His remarks
were listened 10 with marked attention He denied
that Texas hss any claim upon New Mexico, and de-
nouneed, In strong language the whole Annexation
business. He Was opposed TO Mr. Ninions smendin
The Committee then. on motion, rose and re-
ported progress when the House adjourned
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II A fearful collision occurred on Monda y
afternoon, about II o'clock between the Camden an d
Amboy passenger train from New York and t5e Trans
portSton train from Philsdelphis. Vests out
The trsins in sight of each ill Just BE-
fore collision, as they were turning OF the curves.
As soon the Engneers each other says the STATE
Gd,sss they reversed their engines but seeing that
the collision WAS inevitable, they All jumped OF. TIE
locomotives struck with great violence tearing up upon
the track, and making periec; wrecks OF each other
ForruDstely the passengers not hurt Expresses
were Immediately dispatched to Am5sy Asd Borden.
town for other locomotives
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~ GESrLEMEss HATs.-Fashion for Spring -
WV II BEEBE 4 Co. n slters l5j Broadway, Nes- rcp'
will issue The Fsshion FOR Gentssers Has SsDfsS
Inc ID OF March ensuing.
The style Of the Hss a. once unique and elegant Hs"
been formed upon The most correct principles VI " -
Taste, 10 conformity nh tho beautiful and becoming 80
ume fcf The sc.son. IL VIII pronounce 10 own eno'1
IN silent though powerful eloquence. -,
It's quaity and appointments will also be tily f-sp',
ed la ne appreciation " fasfsonsDle public ~h0 -
is 70 nsnifesl cDrrecl appreciation ~ genuine msl
W. n. BEEHE Co wish 10 have itdistocty ntaels'<
that their trade confined excu.yely tho rchess s
goods that b. either manufactured ~ imported 80
ihey make aud sell Five Dollar Hat for rive aODss a.
For he above reason u-y decline rnl1sts sb ~
peculiar excellence " heir Hss desiring oniy ne -
who making their selection viii exercise a.
gard 10 economy. appearance. and comfort ~ gisnsn
Hat h.ch they are about TO purchase efucA 20,
son 81
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The Whig Almanac for 1919

Contains complete list Of all the Members OF
Congress Cabinet officers with their respective sss-
ries Foreign Ministers, Consuls, Custom House Off
list of Revenue Defsuliers-the Navy. War De
partmsn,, the Judiciary, General Land Once MINIS
sc. sc. Tue Treaty with Mexico. Election Tables,
Miscellaneous Readings. &c Price l2i cents For
sale BY al booksellers
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The market for FLOUR with moderate business.
In favor Of the buyer. The stock on hand il about
20 900 bbls We notice sales Of 20 bbls including
Howardst q, - a. l2i small sales Of CoRN MEAL at
ca and RYE FLorn. , 50. For wHEAr there is but
little demand moderate sales Of prime red a, no The
sales Of Com are very large at q cents for prime
white and 81 for prime yellow. In Provisions there
il no change 70 notice. STOCKS are buoyant Mary
land "a clo,ed At o., SD Ohio Railroad AT
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ioLf oocoiehl servant
Copy JAS. SHIELDS.

~ We have received the proceedings Of a
meeting held AZ North Fairfield Ohio On the 18th inst
10 approve the Of H0sAcE GsxELET OF the Nile
sac Question Thlsis one Of many evidences OF the
general opinion on that subject The People under
stand their interests and cannot be blinded as to
the deserts OF public servant by any amount Of doubt
that may be raised. The Fairfield meeting request IS
- publish their resolutions, but under the circum-
stances 1t seems proper that hey should reach the pub
lie through some other medium.
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Burglary.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Feb. y.
The Court House ~ Chambersburg, Pa. was
broken into lsst light snd the public papers belonging
10 tire Treasurer and Commissioner destroyed.
quantity Of money in the Office ~ss thrown about the
room but none Of IL carried away. There ia person
.rsrarfch Of the nniraln-