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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23

FIRE ~ ALBASY.-The Albany EreaiHg Jour-
nal contain. the following particulars ofhe destruction
OF the Lunbermsn. Exchange in that city already an
nouneed BY Telegraph
The building belonged 20 James 2 Whitney, Who
Occupied portion Of i ss grocery store ne ioss on
hi. .toc 10 e.trnsted a. SO on which there In.
.ursnce portion was occupied By Nrssrs llsley
Co pisno-fr,e msnufsctory. Their loss IL est.
mated At Is SO which Their "a "a Insurance oi
81 900 viz . so Albany Mutu. $40 Fir-mtns, $50
Albany and q 100 10 the Ems Hartford large por'
lion Of building vas occupied by Nr u. c. Low 40 =
hotel and known BY the nsme Of the LunoermAns *
change small portion o. he furniture was saved
Mr. Low estimstss hi. . 7O-nO Insurance. The
south part OF the block occupied BY NJ Whitney
d~elnz house Ills furniture WA consfersoIy
injured which there u no Insurance. Tn block II
building. belonged % James Whitney, and were va
ued s. 90 or COO which there u an insurance.
Of - 90 Ia the New YORK Muusl. which Will not D.
sufficient make good the loss The workmen 70 me
piano factory oct ther tool. IL i the intention Of
Mr. Whitney ~ rebuild As speedily a. possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

II DEATHS AND ISTERxESrs in the City Of
Brooklyn for the week ending Saturday evening the
ao;h INST Males, 20 females, % adults. Is; chill.
tren q iotAl, a.. Their diseases were a. follow.
APoPlexy , burned, cancer Of the breast. child
6irth. consumption g. Group, , congestion Of tue
brain congestion Of lungs, ? debility ! drop.y.
II the head. I Gyseltery ?: aeaiition , $500,
fever. eoase.iivs d., 6.sesse o, the heart 10.
aArnmaticn OF the bowels, ? Of Lungs 2; marasmaa
Old age, sprus stillborn; 3 vAriola scar.
l-uns m14SnA metritis lrf1enzs, 2 There
we're Lso - nternents Ia Greenwood ard other
Brooklyn grounds from New-iork and other plseea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23

On Mr.. lULhNOl luutlOA the lclIWuEld4 U44ls
for the establishment Of Governments in California and
New Mexico. were made the order Of the day for
Tuesday week Jan 30. sud 10 continue the order OF
the day except on Fndsys snd Saturdays, until dis
posed Of.
Mr. billiard OF Ala. moved to suspend the
rue, IN order that he nj ght introduce two Territorial
bills Of which he had previously given notice On the
question Of suspencins the rnes the Teas ana nays
were demanded snd decided ir the negative, by Yeas
6l, nays 10.
PETITIONS
Petitions were presented by Mr.. WILsoS, from
the n IL Legislature respecting Slavery.
REFUNDINo MONEYS TO ALABAMA.
Mr. COBB OF Ala offered a resolution % take out
Of the Committee Of Whole and place before the
House the bin refuudIng 70 Alshsms moneys advanced
20 troops drawn from that state for service IN Mexico
The whole House commenced laughing The qnes-
ton was put by rising Mr. CoBBs tall ngure was seen
stalking about smong the members waving thein up
with his hand, until the whole House rose Laughing
and some singing out Go II CoBB" "a fool for luck,
&c The Dill being before the House Mr. Corr offered
an amendment and attempted 10 explain Il but c0uiI
not be- heard for the merrment Of the House Both
the smen5men, snd the bii were t1sl'y passed
RErEocEssIoN OF TIiE Disrsicr or COLUMBIA
Mr. FLOUKSOY moved 20 suspend the rules in
order Introduce bill for retroeedng the District Of
Columbia 10 Mary land The question Of suspension
wa. taken by Yea. snd Nav. and decided in the mega
tive BY Yeas a.. and Nays ia.
REWARD FOR SERVICES
On motion Of Mr.. GAINES Oi ny. the OIL grant
ing DANIEL DAAhE hENhl = w, SUI ~ = .'-o's
land for services ~ the Mexican War, vas taken out
of Committee 81 the Whole and passed he fess
and Nays being demanded the vote stood, Yeas ~,
Nays S.
COMMUNICATIONS FAoN DEPARTMENT.
The SPEANER laid sundry Executive communi-
cations before the House Among them was one from
the Treasury Department Communicating Report on
the commerce and nsvig a,ion OF the United states
On motion il was ordered that 10000 extra
COMES should 30 printed
CIVIL AND DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATIONS BIZ.
On motion OF Mr NI>ToN the House resolved It
self into Committee Of the Whole the state Of the
Union Mr. SMITH II Il 10 the Chair. and took Up the
Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation bill variety OF
smendrneufs were offered sud cons dered, when the
Committee rose snt reported progress
Mr. GAINES asked leave TO Introduce the pet-
ton Of Cysus HL and others OF the City Government
OF Washington praying the abolition OF the slave Trade
An the District Of Columbia bjactons feing made,
Mr. GAINES withdrew his motion, when the House sd
/ rourrrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23
Interview between Gen. Taylor and Mr.. Clay

The Southern msil has arrived. From the Ner-
Orean. Dsta we learn the details Of the meeting be
tween General Taylor aud Mr. Clay.
They met on board the steamer Princess Mr.. Clay
being al timer recognized by the General though
Mr. Clay did not recognize him.
why General" remarked Mr. Clay You have
grown out Of my recollection"
You can never grow out Of mine replied Gen
Taylor.
Mr. Clay congratulated him on hi' election and hoped
that his Administration would be az successful as h
military career had been.
The General thanked him and said, am not ex
acty Prosiden, yet"
The interview was Of the most social character
throughout
Mr. Clsy's health has pretty much recovered
The Cholers Is rapidly sbsting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23

ersI Committee, BROADWAY HOUSE, January ~, 1919.
Rorcd That the qgss 100 II the contested seats Of ds
De presented credentials from the sixth
W.rd referred the Ward for their
He.Sred That Democratic Wig ecors Or he SIKH
Ward arc hereby requested a. The North American
Hotel corner OF Bosery sLd Bsysrc o. "Wednesday The
c4n ins Eve delegates represent thsi ARD In
psnocrstc Whis Young Mems Genera Comm tee for
1870 thai polls o. ssd election BE- tep open from
sunse, oa that day. and ihn HENas W CHLps
OWN W BsEs~sS and JOIN CoLvis act ss Inspectors
lherecf sAM'L X. Dr. MOTT, Chairman, pro TEN
Ca,s r T.ytox soereiArle' pro TEN. 1872
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23
Shaver, ia both Houses Of Congress.


The Mayor add Council Of Washington City
have pettoned Congress either to abolish directly or
empower them to abolish. the District Slave Trade
Major GAINES presented the memorial in the House to-
day
There la. been gres, Slavery debs'e in Senate TO-
d,v on the resolutions Of the New York Legislature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23

VIRGINIA ON SLAvERY.-The Richmond Sousa-
s-.r- Of Yesterday ssys The Committees resolu
ions ssainst the wilmot Proyiso ssd other kindred
measures passed both Houses Of Legislature 90
Saturday BY lsrse msioriues In tie House the vote
W.. for the resolutions III to - asAsast them The
Legislature can go TO work seo1' matters Of State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23

A NEW WAY TO CODA Company Of 80 hss
been formed in this City to proceed BY sea to BrAzos
Santiago ,herce Up the Rio GFsnde TO some point nesr
the Gs and down ,hs, river to the Nevada Of san d.
ego. Til. Is an expeditions route yet we do not see
tbs, 1, Is greatly preferable TO an ovessnd journey VIA
:, Louis and Santa Fe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23

Lind Ii ar OiOss zee ouisf- ~ to-dayss pspcf
MRS. JERVIs's COLD CANDY.
THE COUGHING CHORUS
rsr,us
THE LAUGHING CHORUS
Wheeling and sneezing,
Two ne ehbon together.
Begsn 10 exclsim
Atihe horrible wesIher'
Now raining, now moving"
Now freezing now blowing !"
Thus hoy talked with q sogt Of ssthmsiesl Growing,
Not 1nfe qu-nIy checked tho midst u their croskng
With this sort Of chorus Of coughing and choking
Eh-hous hugh his phlsgm,
Eh-hugh -ah. Ah-hem"
Up Brosdwsy--thst bri ght street,
They psnuugly wsndsc,
But 10 farther than Waiiest
Their Quincy extended
The s'gn stretching DER hp JEsyss door.
Disclosed The best melhod their health 10 restore,
Thy eIIered-ihsy bought
And TWO cures were soon wrought
By the Candy that sss with tho quckness Of thought
Now their chorus chan ged from eh hoUs and
And wheeling, and strus ing and spl tirs Up ptlegm
To Hurah FOR this Candy low lucky we are
Mrs. jews forever Hs-hsh ha-hlhs
Sold wholesale and retail by Ars. w. JERyIs 81
BROADWAY, corner h!is-st snd sold by Druggss gen
orally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23

y Mr. CALBoUs's address IL accepted as the
Southern p'snorm.
Itis modified we believe, by some amendments OF
Mr. BrnxIrS, making lei" Objectionable and less sec
tional
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23
Nomination of Mr. ClaJ.

LOUISVILLE, (ky) Mondsy, Jan. Y
The Wing Caucus Of the Legislature have
nominated Mr. Clay to the Senate Of the United States
There can be little doubt Of his election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23

II The true Wings OF every section Of the
country will rejoice 10 learn, as will be seen by
Telegraph, that HISRY CLAY is nominated for
Senator Of the United States from Kentucky.
Another dispatch says Mr. CLAY has accepted
the nomination, aud that il unanimous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23
The steamship Falcon.

NANANNAH, SuHuhF saU
The United States mail steamship Falcon ar
rived at Savannah the goth inst She had hard
weather during the whole passage. but arrived IN ane
condition She will leave for Charleston this afternoon
and probably arrive in Nes York on Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23

y We learn THAI The Trib1ae has recently been
served In some of the Wards with circular OF some
hind or other within the folds We presume that our
subscribers do not generally consider Us Is endorsing
the circulars but the same time we think II proper
10 state that We knew nothing sbous H. and that the
Carriers who enclose them did 30 witnou, our kno~
"A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23

TIE UM1ED STATEs-This steamship is now
10 her fifteenth day from Hsvre, aud will proba-
bly, reach here in the course OF to day. We shall
publish an abstract Of the principal foreign news
immediately on her arrival
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23
TsE FlooD At TIE WEST

7 IHt
Jozrasl Of wednesday est says
The rains on Saturday and Sunday n.zh; have ex-
tended large sc; Of country IN every direction
and melted the snow 10 the mountain Ia tne "A hour.
eIcing last evening the river hsd according 10 the
mark AZ i-e csn. risen between and ieet and ne
crift Is r-nHins very thick
The Kentucky R.vsr hst risen Is fee, a. Frankfort
d-ring TIE - hour. eniins AZ o'clock on Monday
evening ard ST. rising rapidly HAs i1l Of
drii and shock, o. hemp and cora TIE steamer Blue
Wig was lying above the brcss a, Frankfort and una.
be 10 psss under H.
Tie LsriaSsx Alas says Tia; the streets Il nat City
were aooded with water and IL had 1ec many cellars
lie f1s spprehends that much dzmsge hss been 1one
10 hemp which spread ard resiy 20 ee taken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23

EXPENSIVE CoRSEsroSDENcE-A late o1aeiA
in California wiring lis friends in tbs Ci'y says
that his letter. including paper pen. ink aid time speak
in writing cos, him about 500 This takes Us back to
the twelfth century when volume in manuscript W"
.amstiuss EXCHANGED for landed estatc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23
MIR. Clay Mt New-OrIean-, &c.


Two mails are received tonight from the South
Mr. CLAY is at New Orleans and will remain there
during the Winter.
The Virginia Legislature has adopted strong Slavery
Resolutions Gold has been discovered Mr.. Eli
colts farm in Montgomery Co Nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23

II EIlssA D ELY. one OF the most extensive
aous Manufacturers Of Rochester tied At PhiadePei,
On the l7ih mat Ia but recently We recorded the
death Of rs venerable unsle Alexander Ely At goehes
ter and ihs Of his brother Alexander L. Ely Ia Li=n
County lows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23
~In Democratic whis General Commit

NJ Ia UemOrrntIC '"'S '@'''.''''
,a.-RRo.ow,Y HousE, Jan TO- lsis.-The following res
olutlons adopted
80, That IN. question ~ the contested seats OF the
who have presented crodenuas from the Ska
w. he referred the Wsrd FOR th-i decision
y. olrfs That 10 be TecJnmsrdsi % ne wig 80 ofs
~ rh- Sixth Ward meet ~ ths North Am-rcan 10
,sl r,rnsr OF BDxsry sad BryArds,-, on Wednesfsy,
ths 2lh ms Eve Dsegs,es 10 represent them m
me ZEN ,crac WAX General C1nmlst-e for The yssr sis.
ana ths the poll Of election bs from sunrise
40 .un.et On .sd Cav aud thsi HEMAS W CHlLDs OWN
w BEESSsx JoHS Cows in. pecors Thereof.
JH HOBART HAws, Chairman pro ten.
ro.,,uR T.yroz Secretary pro ten tl2a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23

sTEANER ExFIRE SCNK-Whle this splendid
steamer VAS ascending ne falls yesterday, ale struck
rock Immediately opposite tbs city sno sunk to her
lover deck The Empire Vas owned and commanded
b Capt Elliott AID 80 understand that s1- Vas IN
sured Tor $1,000 sl20gO 10 the Franklin an Fire
meas ces q tbs city znG In Lexinzton and New
iSrk CE-c The hlll 4 tie boat Sl - lost sat her
nAcA.nery cabin fixtures and nearly al Der cargo Ei
oe saved The Empire Vas Ia charge OF a ais plot
Capt E4.ou was also board sac was valued a;
sls0oo. Lonisvile IoUrna, an &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23

II Adherence TO the Municipal Department
Of 10 Day vii show tie setoa q The Common Council
At la,l ri.h.s session uPcn tie B.sckwss is.Asd Il
ye.isalca,, and other matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23
oompaERoIAL AND nronEy ndArrEss


MoNDAY January 2!-P N
There was not much change in tho Stock mar
ke,. but the tendency Wa. upward. Government Sc
curite. were in iar demand and rather armer. Ire"
ury Notes were u Skies. ls67. 9 The California
news cres,sd considerable excitement and an srTiv,
of any important amount Of the gold would give great
impetus 10 stocks
There il A fair amount OF business doing Cor the
steamer, but the sapply is good sne the market .
heavy Sterling. good names sod at = -, including
some Southern bank bills atsi Francs are u, s3n
Ia Freights there IS not much doing. t. Liz.
erpool cotton il going At ; l6d. Heavy freight G',
rs To Hsvre the packet Is full At &c Three 'hls
have been bought for California, the - Lawrence ne
Malary and tho J. n Jessurun the two latter a. 80
900 each. A vessel has also been taken up Al s5'l
to convey 80 passengers 10 Brazo' whence they %"
the overland route for san Francisco. To Rouord,n
cottos was tsken At &c
The Long Island Bank has declared a'emf
annual dividend Of hye per cen.
The amount of Coin IN the Sub-Treasury to-day
10 5000 OO0 rapid increase which 10 bc sschbedp
large payments into tho Treasury account Of the
uew loan, which payments last week reached h.fs
million Of dollars.
letter from Havana, dated Dec %, speakiss
OF the Tehusntepec routes, says
s.ne.I sb0 ss.sisa Ls~oa pf,p..fs nsf
sd gsnss. sfls s4r~ys -
T-hs.nt-nec The smori sthnl. n Coret 4.
the qln s-st snf qnsft1- n 81 To ru
C.horna 90 nearly shorter liza 1lsgss ~
more healthy snf economical - Immediate Fsnt tsu94t 90
for The gu It he as-asco D. ~ rs'.
nue .nspoftsaa 0 Tie Pf - n1t. - llr
riy 20. q tss ps.ss~f and - eah - 9o4l "a
gsse shah ie should - nssnsoy PIT ~ ps.sss
10 fhsa hat seshL
t-rb- Gor.'uuent v s-sr.
htof tlssthus OF r-nl.1ts~c. 10 hnl, q
C1ftst 81 l Frrorto4 - ~rfent NJ ~ 80
urfrr.foot taf sstI sltDi fsgt
Panama poor o that 'asr cut y caoaa 'si
Of-gon'
We have copy Of the annual report OF he
Long Island Railroad Company, By which tbs sr.if'o
this Company. under the rev standardization. sPpe"
be 10 a much more healthy state than during previous
years BY good management and economical reiorms'
the expenses have been e.ened the receipts incresd
and the debt reduced. The local business hss oesn
cultivated while the attempt to share the BCston
travel with other llnes. ~ running steamboats, as
heavy lo,s, has been abandoned. The result Of tas
attention local business s shown 10 the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23

~ All who will, have more customers from the
south West North or Easi They BE- invited thfou
rALMEss Agency here Announcements received or
new.PsPefs u every .ec1og " county Tor which hs the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23
Reported Election Of Gen. Cass.

CLKyKLAND, Monday, Jan =.
Arumoris current that Gen Lewis Cass has been
elected United States senator for the state Of Michigan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23

CALIFORNIA Doors Calf Alp and COW hide sswed and
pegged boots and shoes suitable FOR persons engauns
to California Also, long-egged waterproof wsting boots
large assortment on hand and msde TO order by JoHS L.
Watkins, ia Fulon-s,. - aus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23
INAUGURATION of Governor Ford.

CoLUaBUs. Monday, Jan. -.
Sesbury Ford the newly elected Wing Cover
nor OF Ohio was insus ursted this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23
Board Of A..I-rsnt Aidermeu.... Moso,y, Je \

PETITIONS REfEREED or George Csrs, coinegri
cation rs TO wors prepared hy tm fof schools Ae 10
the .lohe with prof or Msrun pesncy, 90 % p sect
from prison be hsuug been mpn'ore I'd or noisucn o. o.
dinance m Cperng hyifant. For extension ~ PEI A.
WNruts ferry, side src Tor ssurg ~ az foft a.
front Of same o. Ssmu- Nsndrrip or 80 Tor eaus
s-ryic. IN CRY Inspector, ocs or John G. yon sot
Others Tor ~ large Genre Msrsfi Tor ee
lie meeting for the purpose u peuoring Congress 70 or
pan Of geuersl emigration 10 Caiio'nia Lsid o. 10
table
Reports ADOPTED To concur IN permitting p'~
Dc built 10 The East River between tou 800 Jsd'ct
SIS with 81 amendment extending time for eommencenss
10 Ism Msrch.ro concur 10 estsb i.hing Cry Lofnl
To 10. grade % Thirty uitt1 81 nrs~s-a sefrc1
ant Eighth av conform 20 The grsde on Foft enA
INVITATIONS To sit-nd opening q The Free Acaiemf
on Ssrday next ~ 10 o'clock Accepted Also 10 VII
pauorsms Of Nosase Round he World
FRoN BoAED o. ALoHfEN- Concurrcd m-appropra
tng $500 Managers female Department % Hone
for Discharged Prisoners. hsking II smlsirmeAhV y
throw of4. coal ashes &c into the street and ne p.V
offending liable hne imprisonment.. To extend rf
ess side Coeuessip S5 feet by 40 vide, and " feps
old To extend Pier 81. foot of b-zeh o. - ~
feet Appropriations % the Board of Etucsion Pr
expenses Commuee 10 Washington IN r-suon 70 'uh'd
OF Branch Mint To pay Charles oskiey, lhlr Shpfif
tendeut OF Streets hssfce of sli6 81 due 10 him by Ne
cty -. Res oring VIM Desfong - fireman oi hose 60
NJ p To create An sdduonkl Water stock Of to"i"
10 extend Wstor-woras build Reserv0r Sc. Acc.
for the org uixsion ofthe Croon Aeueduci Department
This Board insists upon its decision a. 10 Peulon a
Palmer Peters for remission 81 taxes
| Resolution adopted, to reuun Der Eleven.h-st
some other papers scied sud several referred
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cHLoRoFoRM ASO ETHER


r. What Is their actual effect In qlielng the pains OF
psruritiou and surgical operations Are they ssfel
Ought they TO be siyen 81 all
complete review Of this interesting subject may be
found 10 the sc,LPEL, edited by EDw,RD n DIXON, D.
and to be bad Of Chs II Ring, 1872 Broadway Beffofd,
A..or House snd Mariner Lockwood $50 Broadway 80
Orders on, OF the city must enclose p cents TO the Editor
box 3.l9l, Sew-York Post Office, postpaid
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MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT.
Roard of AIdermen....M o.1.r. %.

pthis rss>NAtN' ii,-'-' - D.. o..
A. SWIFT = -, - - s,.'.'i . - -,
h-tF re ff-'or'i /" ~. ID. -, - - :. al a.
- Op-rins bNffcisrs or nc - , = -. -.
NAAlfN sNisN MtstiNss-e 80 -, 49,. ''ls-..-,
ne ls- = III Afge room over trt-I maits 20 - set
era e-i1gs for si0pcg plans 70 tuisfal9u 70 SsN'
"a = Referred % Msfkei Conn t-7
nS>tf Toe 'Nfd 90 fa4eston 90 T - sPP'o
a.. ~ 49, . - s4fp nfi ~ f'r-i. = o.'- 49,.
- ~. :. Tie tnnrui cr fedt m co- N.-L 80
H,g.e I. ,s-.' % ~. ~ Np'--' ~. -. = ~ -
hsiny flr 80. II - .lV 4 o. =. -. :. ! 49,,
20 Tor rscov.rv =, 80 - -. io'...-.'- - 1895
snc nfyu'ne-
ShssiiAbLt AfsoftisrioN -Th- Flnsnce Coum'iis-
reported isFofhny on We pelor = re HsrsF-f. " ne
House u incusry 49, Hone ~ ne Fri-rc snd
CONNIE 1ced A. sppfpnson u $50 1Jraiiou f5f sal
II - luon Adortei
bst - o'Afa 10Y o'nclf RED n 10 r~s'nio1
OF ne n0Ne 81 As .Nl' - eaette h- nsie ~ L.-fr1a
~ Nnll3- &c. 1880 Nli.'s - /. -fcsrf 80 .
lHt Is ne ioN - lfai, OF IN rheclfrt O'ei'
49, ~ - - 49, =. - ses.' ~ IN" '.y =
80 " 49,. -. : 49,. -. 80 =. ...--...
"a. 20 .- ~ ..-.-- IT -. q, ri -. ", r,
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rFy- BROADWAY CIRCUS SANDS Lent Co will this
evening In addition Ofher attractions bring cut ile
grand Equestrian Pageant valentine AMI Orson-ths ps'
OF he Wild Man OF the Woods by Mons L. CH,sr, being
h hr. appearance in America The managers have been
At great pains to produce this piece In spendor, and Will
without doubt run for the remainder ~ the season.
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Subscriptions Received TO the Weekly Tri
hume La CIubs Of Three and Over.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ LAST WEEK Of Hses the gsnt al the Museum, who
has produced great sensation ever since his arrival
In ,his country lie can all hours In connection
W III the tw dwsrfs Mammoth Boys model OF jerusalem,
ard the thousands OF other attractions musical sniee
rxuavsganza entitled the California Yellow Fever or Gold
M,pis Will be enacted a and Z. olocs In which Great
Western aud the Sable Brothers will sppear.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

CALIFORNIA AND SEw MEXICO TERRITORIAL BILLS.
On Mr. FL0uKNOY's motion the Territorial bills
for the establishment OF Governments in California and
New Mexico. were made the order Of the day for
Tuesday week Jan 30. sud 10 continue the order OF
the day except on Fndsys snd Saturdays, until dis
posed Of
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! N,roNAL MINIATURE G.LLERY.-E. WHITE 2f7 Broad
wsy-Ths establishment the most extensive and fash
ionsble The United States containing Dssueueotype
miniatures from life u nearly all celebrated meo. The pub
lie are invited his collection and examine the most
beautiful specimens Of this sr In the word. j3 'meodh
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IRRATIONAL BILLS.

Mr. billiard OF Ala. moved to suspend the
rue, In order that he mi ht introduce two Territorial
bis Of which he had previously given notice. On the
question Of suspeDcing the rules the Yeas and Nays
were demanded and decided ir the negative, by Yeas
IL 10
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~ The place TIC CITY to ~, good Boots and
Shoes /. at JoSEss IA Ann-st near the Museum FIRST
ausiy Of French calf Dre.s-Boos s. So Business Boots
a. French waterproof from 81 50 TO g., a. JOness, l.,
AnE-sI u W.
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CALIFORNIA CLOTHING

VIZ 'T'''N'
~ TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS wosTH or CLOTHING
TO be sold Immediately for California give US call.
i222y- BOUGHTON 4 KNAPP, % Msider-lane.
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Josr,H R. TAYLOR, Secretary pro ten. Jas.