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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25
SLAVERY.

PRENTICE, of the Louisville Journal, a
paper of immense circulation and influence
in the South, says that the Slave question
will not embarrass the administration of
General Taylor in the least-that the settle
ment belongs not to the President and his
Cabinet, but to Congress; aud to that body
alone its settlement will be left The same
article deprecates, in strong terms, the ar
rest of the Wilmot Proviso by the Execu-
tive veto-a calamity which would result in
the most terrible condition of political hos.
tilities between the North aud South IL
any President of the United States were TO
put his veto upon the Wilmot Proviso, the
people of the non-slayeholding States, who
have the supremacy ofnumbers, would keep
the question in agitation until the next Pres
idential election, aud then, by their strength
as sectional aud geographical party, elect
a man who would not veto the Proyiso
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25

sNNN'
"This now is very comfortable w ejac-
ulated, iaziIy turning on the sofa, until I
had fair view of my wiie's smiling eyes.
She glanced towards me-her cheeks in
dented with the most fascinating dimpes in
the world-noddcd assent, but made no 9TH
er reply.
A long pause ensued, during which my
halfclosed eyes were fixed dreamiy upon
her, and was medltating what to say. At
last broke out with what | did not, mo-
ment before, intend to say.
"What II blessing it is, to have a rosy
little wife with the warlnest heart and the
soilest fingers, ever created, who knows how
to talk when necessary, and how to keep ST.
lence when proper, who has the most deli
cate touch Imaginable in arranging a pill
low
"And who isn't at all jealous P' said Fan
ME, meeting my gaze with her own smile.
Hnmph /"
stopped short, for did not know how
to proceed. What could she mean! Az
ter tainIy puzzlng myself in silence for
some time, | gave up the task, well knowing
that | should soon hear her meaning from
her own lips Sure, enough, like true
daughter of Eve, she could not wait long
with the mystery.
"WeiI, Philip, how do you like Carrie
Carroll {"
e" Mrs. Walter Granger, | suppose you
mean! So then, this is it p
Never mind that, but how do YOU like
herr Is she MT the same Carrie Carroll
whom pictured to you few weeks ago 2"
Yes" replied, hesitatngly, "perhaps
she is, but the opinion have formed of her
in the last three days, during her visit, is
very different from that which my fancy had
conjured from your description. Has not
her character changed since marriage Has
she not borrowed some little strength OF
spirit from her husband2'
"a trllle, possibly, but my quiet, retiring
friend was never deficient in the spirit
which you seem to think, belongs only &c
the harder sex"
:" can believe you Fannie, for if ever
saw dash of the secret vixen, Just enough
to make wife charmlngly pungent, | have
seen II IN the brown still eye Of your friend
But don't believe that she has more of thi
same spirit than YOURSELF and indeed TO
her husbands sake, hope she has no less
Take care how you vex her, for if woman
eye can speak, she will have IA little pleasan
revenge, and 4 know what that is"
"The mischief is already done, so tina
your warning is too late"
"What do you meanF'
"This afternoon we were chatting TO
gether, and incidentally mentioned our hus
bands. Yes, incidentally, sir. Somehow
she imagined from IA chance word or two
that had told you the story of her heart
affairs, and so, she charged me with tn,
fact. | justified as well as possible, not We
, ry well, however, but could not paciiy her
She declared that she would take the frs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25

GEORGE AND HIS LITTLE SIsTER.-A lit
tie boy asked his mother to let him lead his
little sister out on the green grass. She
had just begun to run alone, and could not
step over anything that lay in the way
His mother told him he might lead out the
little girl, but charged him not to let her
fall. found them at play very happy, in
the field.
l said, "you seem very happy, George.
Is this your sister J"
eyes, sir"
"Can she walk alone :"
ayes, sir, on smooth ground"
" And how did she get over these stones,
which lie between us and the house p
go, sir, mother charged me to be care
full that she did not fall, and so l put my
hands under her arms, and lifted her up
when she came to stone, so that she need
not hit her little foot against it,"
"That is right, George; aud want to
tell YOU one thing. You see now how to
understand that beautiful text, He shall
give his angels charge concerning thee, lest
at any time thou dash thy foot against a
stone God charges his angels to lead and
lift good people over difficulties, just as you
have lifted little Anne over these stones.-
Do you understand it now"
90, yes, sir, and shall never forget it
while live"
Can one child thus take care of another,
and cannot God take care of those who put
their trust in him. Surely he can; and
there is not a child, who may read this sto-
ry, over whom he is not ready to give his
holy angels charge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25
" Our Weapons are not Carnal.'

1t is related by Luther, that at on time
during the Reformation, SO warm a contest
arose between the duke of Saxony and one
OF the bishops of Germany, that the duke
determined to go to war with him. He
thought it expedlent, however, previously
to send out spy to observe the movements
of the bishop. Upon the spy's return to
him he said to him, with much Interest,"
" Come, what is the bishop doing" "Oh,"
he answered, you may easily surprise and
conquer him, for he is making no prepara-
tions for war" g But what docs the bishop
sAY?" ooh, he says he will continue to
feed his flock as before; that he will preach
the Word more than ever; and as to the
war, il it take place, he will commit it to
the Lord aud trust in him." Then" said
the duke, 'let the devil wage war with him !;
will not"
PETER 3: lob. "He that will love
life and see good days, let him eschew evil
and do good; let him seek peace and ensue
it, For the eyes of the Lord are over the
righteous, and his ears are open unto their
prayers. And who is he that will harm you,
if ye be followers Of that which is good"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25

An exchange paper says, that a gentle
man who has occasion to walk with two la
dies and one umbrella, should always go in
the middle himself-that secures dry coat
to himself, and is showing no Partially to
either OF the ladies'"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25
THE LAST OF SEVEN.

EY REV. r.. A. WILLMOTT.
Nay, ho nor angry. chidc her not,
Ahh,u. h the child has erred;
MOI bring the tear- into Ter eyes,.
i'y one uugen,le word.
Wb,nthat sweet lnnot sung, before
our .umucr roses died,
A .lslor's arm was r0urd hrr neck,
A biothers at hci side.
But nav in grief she walks alone
ly every gurden.b"d;
Tint si>trr's cll- ing arm il cold
That hrvlhel's voice is fled.
Aud when she sits beside my chair,
With fee so pale and meek;
And eyes bent o'cr the book, see
The teas upon her check.
mDn not bat wAi.por now
- Thy tiespass is iorgvcnj'
How u,l thou irown in that pale lacs'
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tOnttbnron & State Journal.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
TERNS-S 50cnsh in advanced 5000 IL payment is not
made in advance interest always charged nom the end
Of the year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-24

tsrsst advancing and we must soon feel the influence
q the increased activity In commercial pursuits upon
the supply Of capital Business paper is plenty, End
ak and eight per cent interest the current rates In
the street The banks disposed to keep their
Of areount up the highest limit and the receipts Of
cod from California will add from time to time large
the currency Of the country but with ell this ii
Is har dy possible that the existing abundance OF money
can continue We are largely indebted to the n-Ia-
sursrs Of Europe and the irmness Of and high rates
ruling for, sterling exchange, indicative Of
tsnsivs demand at this early part OF the
At the close Of the fall business when payments abroad
have to be made the probability is that shipments Of
specie some extent will be required and 1t is also posi-
be In the event Of difficulties with France assuming
hostile complexion that our public securities will DO
returned IN large amounts FOR sale and tho proceeds
RENTED in specie These OF the causes that
are likely to have unfavorable influence upon the
money markets but independent Of these, or other
causss, there may be a contraction beyond what
We anticipate. We have known expansions aud con-
fractions place in the money market, without any
being able to satisfactorily explain account for
them and it Is best at all times, to be prepared for
such contingencies The spirit of speculation has
trely disappeared from Wall street, and its vicinity
Prices for all mportant staple products range
high that there is margin for improvement, and it
is therefore possible to get up any excitement in
relation to them Even in the event. prices ruling
low it is impression that nothing Of consequence
beyond active demand from che trade, would have
been realized Legitimate operations, in all branches
Of business the order of the day. and trust it
will be long time before there is Any deviation from
that dets rminstion.
Tss annexed comparative statement exhibits tn
quotations for the principal speculative stocks in thi
market for each day Of the past week. and at the close
Of the week previous IL will be that prices have
Auctuated considerably -
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NEW hooks, sc.

N esGsNs LITERARY DEPOT EXCHANGE PLAcE.
M s.ljonins the Poet once, New Orleans La.-AtM the
shove eshk-snt uleays be found Books Of de-
Of Novels Hstey Bosraphy Scisnse
Ccsmercai, Geographical, and Medical Works. Also,
sopplsc Of Stationery, together with
principal Daiy and Weesly Nesspapess and Magazines
souny orders for auy article IN the trade supplied and
vsrded With scratch. Books maied Prompt attention
Esd ANY uorh ordered BY mail Foreign Books Imported
Literary perot adjoining Ne Pos. Once. New Orlein La
fr.-tenpete arrar rms have been made with the
Ensral Publishers throrrher< the rnior for supply
ethe- WORKS a. fast as Issued j. c. n.
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mr. RALPH, AUTHOR on THE "pRACTrcAI PAT

nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRr-
ya.e Treatise 30, ~ greenv ich street. Once horrs
srry IN the early stages Will be surprised vt the raptdty
and little inconveneuce attending their ~ Ia chiefly
however these who have suffered from certain oas OF
PIE rho car properly appreoiste his services se.urs
ron ne hrt or ncpep to its advanced ssd Distress
ina ssfes from advantages and very extensive
sctee he can affords rapid and radical which,
Ne has orrjs for statng be obtained from
snnraein Arrs
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$500 ssEs IAspD..- AsTsDoIE, 4 s,EcI-

RVVV &c Nitture Tor The cure % 0onorrhna, Glee,
Structures snd similar disorders ~ mates speedy surs
vhout the least restriction Of Diet arnk pxrosrre
shange In application % business Oar object 70 rstfv
whore " can be had and tie proprstor challenges sir IL
~ 0enorrtrs which the mixture will rs, snre
srder forfeiture Of 500 Further- disease es,rot IL
snntrseted d,se sf the Mixture taken then
~ W IL t.e, With full directions aoeompasy ns u
~ ST. One bottle lasts week many are cpred In 1vc
asys ye, sale 81 O. H. Ring s7 seN john street.
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AMUsEMEWrs.

s,:,.s ss,, rKors.
w sss Mr. e iis: Of
% w. Mr. E.: .4:a s .ssr:: s::
. he ws Ike Ss,as s In: % f.
s. sr i.n dorm Tss DEAN; nrss MIS-. wsmS
Boxes 25 sents; Pit and Gallery 21a eents
rHANFRAUs NATIONAL THEATRE--MoNpAY
f SEPT. Il w Hu p % n
s; ~ y ko ks Xxi: sSf
saS sSD his Doc Old rssynors1s: NJ. G " Taylor
s Siss @s'' 2r ~;is h .i
With Ne r"SS 81 is aa aa sars
Lucy Mr., hsstaysr Bone, 2,se cents pit l2.s cents
MITCnrILs oLrMPIc TnEATRE5MoSDAY EVE
WITH HfRa s AND Ms
tH ylsS PAVofo@Hrs '' pa: :S NJ s s.Ssp
nSa .saa Nj s sS ssSP
TrsBeisso NJ Yates; zerss, Mary Taylor; Lady ALL
III S S,ai S 5' :sa s:ppe
sheitra Boxes g. Doors open at 7ts ~ elk
RARNUMs AMERICAN nUsEUa.-P. T. BARNUM.
~ aaEaser and pr,glsio,i JOIN GrssnwsOS Jr Assistant
spse in the sfsrneOn AZ ard every evening a. y oslook
Madrid, Paris, London, snd Phiaiephis have sl-
psfon, sPpear in variety q the pleasing and
sS1f coSy tic Ra1s Ts% s
whom they time connected Also ENGAGED
as 9as as@y s ssH Mr. Jerry "a"
hssr. SiasS asss ana n;s, Miss staPhoe. Mis-. BAR
in and amusing Melanye. Comic Dstsatious, uumot
hours the Enormous Boa Constructor largest Living Ana
.onda ksmuoth Crocodile Manaee Sea Cow. Scrip
ture and Temperance Statusy; Madame Rockwell Fortune
Teller Admission 2 cents children gndsr 10 years. ia cts
I EcTuRE ON oALIFoENIA.A AND THE gold
a. having %@' ssa Ssf sas ss sanoe 3
h. in psG.sa asTps sSoura
in the God Dsgins, on Monday evening September 81 1919
sSns and Prince rse Mr. New Y6rs H Ss
sssmshp Crescent CITY, her frat trip and reached sas
SS
& @ S sdio e H s1s o q hi s TO- &
WIN snsyer cry questions Js from ne anaienss relative
precisely at o'clock.
A NERICAN ART uNIoN.-THE TWO GALLERIES
"A win the 18th instant and thu continue to the
rant property the institution
to ' s X: nss are
m ,npeg.r ,a Of any prs,oas year 70 the members
erected as The other ssrears property Of the as.
.ton Members are now requested to call pay their
rush at the closing of the books w be avoided and further
purchases made 10 groater advantage
"A painting Washington Crowned by Equality Fraternity
and Liberty painted by Burns Open om 10 A. ~ to r. NJ
CONCERTS EVERY EVENING, AT LYNCH's CON-
~ cert Hall, No az Bow.ry stanton ank Rivng-
ton streets by talented Of eight performers hd
precisely For hstof company. ss see BIZ. Of Che cay
WALLHALA, q, CANAL STREET. (EEAR BROAD
w way.-splsndid rnpsraleld sttrsstions New bril-
,Tt stnig a, hssaSs.a II the '}s 81 h Grand opera
WANTS Of new order ing the nsst gallery Of
scripture and retsIss in he world An accom-
bsn.sr Penal. Mountain sussss; tho
q l At eight ''''A SATURDAY
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Aosei topss s..ASfVoso i,oh1iAoo
This shows afans on thus far s37 tens
Ts sst the usual annual increase In the consumption
sheud double the falling OF above given 10 show the
deficiency In the supply but 1t must be borne In mind
that there has been very great reduction In the
sumption this year. In consequence Of the closing Of
many iron furnaces. II is estimated that the quantity
required this year BY the iron establishments Of Penn
syvanis will be much lees than last year. that the
receipts for domestic household consumption will
Be more than equal to the demand.
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uoorArrOss roa rHs PeIror.L sro.rs IN THE

comparison of prices current yesterday with those
ruling at the Of the previous week. exhibits de-
cline in Treasury notes Of per cent; U. 5. 6s, IA
Ohio 6's, q; Penn 5's, Reading railroad, "a Har-
lem, Long Island :; ssrmers Loan %; Cation Co
u; New Haven railroad, q, Hudson river railroad ad
vsnced y per cent.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port, yesterday, amounted to $40 500; pay
ments IS s04 Co. balance i27 62 duties 500 6is
The balance in the Sub Treasury is rapidly Increasing
and already amounts to upwards OF three and half
million Of dollars, this with the balance OF $500 900 In
the Boston Sub Treasury, makes aggregate OF
1850 geo In specie, Withdrawn temporarily from the
vaults of the banks and deposited In the vaults Of the
Independent Treasury The transfer is not felt in the
channels Of commerce asst makes very little difference
to the commercial community where the specie is
long it Is in the country 1t is opinion that Is
better for all classes that the government should at all
times hold large amount rs 1t exsrts q wholesome
Influence upon the banks, and keeps them within pro-
Per limits.
The total quantity Of anthracite coal brought TO
tide water from the GOAL mines Of Pennsylvania this
season. up to the latest dates compared with the
period last year, was as annexed
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FNNkbf1H WARD-TuE DEMOCRATIC RgPUDBT-
electors OF the l2th ward friendly rcrnlar no-
nations arc requested 20 meet at Stars five Nile Hous.
rs Avenue on Tuesday evening. sept 2th. ~ o'clock
" select three persons AZ delegation 20 the Judiciary
Convention. Aieo, i've persons TO nominate sheriff
Clerk. Coroner and Governors
Eve persons 20 nominate cir Heads % Depsr ents Aso
three 70 nominate s. for the
tet Also i've p.rsons from each District, TO nomnats
Ward and Charter Ofcers Also, three persons
District 20 nominate Member Of Assembly. Nv order ~
secenerh Committee At Tammany Hall, passed Sep
t<nter Is.
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STR1CTURE-ITs NATURE, SYMPTOMS, coNsg-
Ceuerce mod. Of deteetirg the remedies With recipes
snd eply No this
long he troufled With structure ssth edition M $40 Price
ST. Nay BE had Of the author, Green rieh By
post. mailed free.
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EoR SAN FRANcfscO. VA CHAaRsa-rHR A 4.

L'OR SAN FRANCtsCO, VIA CHAeRss-THg A l.
clipper eorpettd bark FLORIDA, q. Ellery. haste.
will rceitfveiy sail the 14th fer ABB We port
Passentcrs can reysn THE vessel ns adYetsss Tie
Florida, having elegant state istions for
Erst and 80 second ca bn haver
time engaged in the Chsgres trade offers nduceneas 40
passengers wtlng 20 enbark for the above port
Issease IN fret cabin, So. Do. second cabin. $50
frs'tht g cents cubic Zoo. App card pier No
North River or 20 -
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NHhTmhn OF INC W Ard Iofnu
G. WALLACE, Secretary pro TEN.
On melton Of Robt. Fair, We adjourn.

TwELrrH whRp.-TBE DEsocRArIc RxPuBLI-
can kltetors Of The Twelfth Ward. will meet ~ STAIRS
Five Mile House, Third svenue Tuesday, September As,
for he purpose 81 selecting the noinang committees and
eeegetes TO the Nominating conventions recommended by
The Democratic Reputlican Committee. The polls will he
srcr from A. NJ 20 II. NJ BY order o. The Commits
~e g. ThOS. sPOFFoRD, Chsirman.
c.s. Bosr,, tseerstsries.
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VUALLHALA, 80 CANAL STREET. (NEAR BROAD
w way.-splsndid rnpsraleld sttrastions New bril-
liant seneriss arranged IN the le Of the Grand Opera
Uoufe in Paris by celebrated French artist. Tablesux
WANTS Of order representing the hnsst gallery Of
sculpture and pictures in the world An
pshed troupe Of Female Asrohst ard OF French Ballot
Dancers Just arrived Female Mountain suge-s tho
celebrated Vi0Rist Mr. Spencer &c. Ss.
right ct eight oslsek Extra every Saturday
al three.
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r. OAI- GROCERs. CARMEN, AND CONSUMERS eF
" Coal who buy largely. and judges q its value
viii do welty calling az yard " bay. object snail
rrohts and rricl eales for sa6h selling best
pieh PETER CLINTON.
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BALES BY AUCTION

DY LEWIS L MoRTIMER-sToRE I1 CHATHAM
- street-Pawnbroterss as-This Da (Monday) sept.
2A az 10 o'clock large collection Of unredeemsd pledges
win Mems and dress Coats Pants hest Feather
NEW AND SKcON 1-uAND FURNITURE AT AuC-
N toni. W. BROWN will sell at auction, Tuesday,
eept 18th, at o scoek. at No lOt Broad Ay large
% furniture from families consisting of Brussels
sns Ingram carpet feather beds mattresses. bedding sofa
bsdstssds burcaus he &c Alss without pay
advances, q large stock Of valuable new furniture
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kDVERTISEMENHS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
sNeJN~NN~ooNo0N0NJN~oONV
snswrs 10 .7Sr~sissmenis sent BY Nal u pssA
paid, or hey ~iH not ie token from tA1 Pest Onss.

SPORTIN0.
Union COURSE. LONG ISLAND, TRoTTING.-rHn
~ great S.asn stale Tor $50, will Oh Tuesday,
Sept as at 81 oeosk mile heats best three In
thsy please The horses 70 senssd for the bovs Stake
e three fas.sst stations that ssntsndsd together
This other country w. Prendegass enters h. S.
lawrence, from kontr.Ai W, wheslan b. Black
Will leave South Ferry brooklyn, at o'clock asA
ssea ~ The sports Of the day are over
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CHr ONLY DIRECT LINE ron SAN FRANCISCO,

~ via ebarres, October 2-The well known s.<arnnnp
CsksCENT CITY 1,Dv burtbsn, Charles ssoddara,
CofamsLfer, ~ leave for Chagres street. en
Pier ", Tuesday vgt at O'Clock. The c. &. eoss
srsst 20 yhsgrs witlout tcuching 81 inferno ports
thus ssrinr that ny will reash
mama 10 time fer the a. D. Paciic Mail Steamer Of
Pasass in the afsv esloon 500, %, forward saloon. 81
de- lover sebn, SOc; DO SO Ne
unl,ss paid for Any person rsmisng hs
o. passage money, berth fer FOR
freifht passage apply 70 J. HoWhKD SON 50 Brosd-
wy rts Emrre Cry vl succeed the Cresespt City
leave on the 10Th Of October.
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POLITICAL

POLITICAL
nEhoCRATlC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COauTr-
~ tea sreeal neetinx of the Republics
0snsral Con nittss vail be held at Tammsny Hail.
day evening. September ~. 1879. at ~ o'elaet.
khANUEL ID. HART, ChArnAa.
G,srs Lsros, }s.er.,.ris..
ITkION AND HARyoNy.-rHE DEMOCRATIC RE-
publican Hector. Of the I'd ward In favor Of noina
mons benz recs BY the people requested 70
James G. stoasals Hotel ISL Fulton Monday
evening al eclcck for the Of nomns Delegates
10 tent 70 Tammany BALL according TO the resolutons %
hs Democratic Republican General Committee OF the city
cad county New fort.
TnIEp wARD-AT A NETTING or Tue THIRD
II Ward DEMOCRATIC Republican Ward COMMITTEES. held
WIN. VI. Boltons No. rs Barclay street ria
sverF Sept r. lsf9 and, In compliance with the rssoiu
Nors q sic Democratic Republican Gensral Committee tho
feovi resolutions adopted and ordered be
Hshes-
Received That The primary election ,. held by bailO. al
TIE house Of H. a. King. Ne 2ls faon doors
east 81 Greenwch street. en- Tuesday evening The 18th %
Ir-ssey for the Of e,cre tnrec delegates the
Judiciary Corventian; also Eve delegates the County
Cesvsnon Eve delegates 20 nominate candidates for beads
Of departu ents three delegates the Senatorial conven
son, ard Eve TO the Assembly Convsstion also Ward
nonnsting Committee.
Resolved, Tha, the foiowins named gentlemen set 40
frspsetou:-peer Warts. e. g. wallace, X H. Crosby.
Resolved, That Peter l.. ssely act es Poll Clerk.
PETER d. WARTS.
Chairman Of the Ward COMMITTEES.
CawaLtscr, Secretary pro TEN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SCHOOLS, 80.


vINHE FRENCH LANGUAGE AND INSTRUCTION IN
Il huse.-rhe sdveriser young lady recently from
France who speaks I'm sish fusny 10 DESTROYS OF giving
lessons French and also the Piano Forte She
been taught by OF the t professors in Europe; has had
much esperience and is considered prohcent musician
The mos uneycep enable reference will be given
probability and note H. D. and
at A. o. Thompson 40 Broadway will meet with attention.
ENRENCH LANGUAGE. EVENING CLASSES FOR
Gsntlsmsn snd Day Glasses for Ladies' at $50 Broadway.
under the taton Of Professor ID. LayroiK who, being
anxious TO have bis pupils make rapid progress reading
fpealrg sdmitt but six in each class Terms 81
mouth " lessons Please apply above, before eleven
ssleek, A. n, ard after O'Clock, z. NJ.
ID. LEGR0IN, Professor OF French
In xessr,. Abbotts Institution and other Seminariss