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altogether Nicholas, to the surprise Of the world,
waived his claim on Turkey, left his imperial
threat unexecuted, and ate his own words, or ap-
pesred to do 1t now turns out that he could
afford to give up Kossutb, if he could organize a
powerful imperial alliance, composed Of Prussia,
Austria and Russia, to balance the league of Eng
land, France and Turkey. Russia began by re-
ducng Austria to a mere province Of her empire.
Prussia, to counteract this new and dangerous
movement, attemps a confederation of the German
States, as an offset to this new hostile combina-
ton. In this movement England and France and
Turkey must be on the side of Frederick Will
liam, and out of 1t vepEimportant collision is
likely to grow.
Meantime, the state of Europe is far from being
settled. Before another steamer arrives, the ca.
binets Of Europe may be in flame, and who
knows but out of this new agitation the friends of
liberal governments may be able TO give success
TO the cause of progress and repubcanlsm!
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THIRTY.FlRsT CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

WAsHIsGroN, Dec. 10, 1s49.
Senate
Father Mathew appeared in the Senate, and was in
troduced to the Vice President and others.
MI DopoE, Of Iowa. offered . resolution In favor Of
admitting Father Mathew to . seat within the bar Of
the Senate.
SEVERAL Vorcvs-" Let the resolution lay over.n
MIR. WALLER, Of Wisconsin, said that the House had
just adopted resolution Of q similar character and he
hoped objections would be nterposed.
MI. CAss raid that he could not perceive any good
r.ason In asking for delay
MIR BERRisN withdrew his objections. They were
again renewed by MIR. Clemens when motion the
consideration Of the resolution was postponed.
Mr. MAseUM moved that the Senate proceed to an
election to fill up the standing committees He was
authorized to say that Mr. Stewards name had been
omitted by general consent.
MIR. SEWARD ssid that he felt authorized, under ex-
listing circumstance to ask to be excused from serving
any Of the committees He was satisfied with their
organization, and would always willingly cooperate
with the wings OF the Senate but he thought he might
best the interests of his constituents by remain
ing independent position.
On motion OF Mr.. MASGUM, the Senate proceeded to
ill the Standing mmttees-no objection being N sds
the folowing named gentlemen elested to all the
respective committees, rips poee:-
Foreign Relations -Messrs. Foote, Webster Benton
and Mangum.
FTreSce- Messrs Hunter Phelps Douglass aud resrce
Comn.res-Messrs. soale' Davis Of Mass, Dodge Of
Wisconsin, and Bell
MaRpJsetuuss Messrs. Butler, Clark Jones and Up.
ham,
.ssyieuinre-Msssrs. Turney, spruance, Walker aud
Corwin.
Military .qGa,is-Msssrs Borlsnd Green, Shields and
Dawson.
Mfhfie-Messrs Dodge Of Wisconsin, Morton, Cle-
msnt aud sprusncs
Narai .a6ars-Messrs. Mason, Badger, Bright and
Miller
Public Lsnds-Messrs. Boriand, Understood, Shields
and Smith
Pyirois Land Cioims-Mes,rs whitcon b, Dsvi. Of
Massachusetts, Clements aud Badger OF North Carolina
Indian .3Bdirs Messrs, Sebastian, Bell, Russ aud
Wales.
Ciaims-Messrs whitcomb, Underwood, Stewart and
Baldwin
Revolutionary Ciaim,-Messrs. Norris, Uphan, Dodge
Of Iowa and Cooper.
Post oGee-Msssrs Uphsm and soule
Roads AVID Conais-Aessrs Atchisou, Greene, Foote,
and Srruspce
Persions-Msssrs Jones, Phelps Stewart and Dayton
Ps,cnts-Messrs. Norris, Wales, whitcomb and Daw-
Observation-Disclosures. Houston, Msnsum, Fitch and
Clark.
Lara,y-Mes,r. Mason and Davis Of Mississippi
Public Buiidtnss-Messrs Davis OF Mississippi, and
Clark.
Cennnsenf psns,s-M essrs Walker and Baldwin
Eureii,d BiHs-Mr. Badger.
Engvoss,d BiHs-Msssrs Corwin and Sebastian.
frtnfing-Messrs. Hamlin and Smith.
Objection being made by Mes,rs Hale and Chase to
the election Of the following committees by motion
they were filed by ballot, as fellows
Judieiary-Messrs. Downs, Berrien, Bradbury and
Dayton
b,.triet Of CoiumSis- Messrs Yules, Miller, Shields
and B.rrien
Ts,itOrtss -Messrs. Butler, Underwood Houston aud
Cooper.
On motion Of Mr. M,SeuM, the Senate proceeded to
executive business, and Subsequently adjourned
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The lower house Of the Tennessee Legislature has
raised an act for the election Of the entire judiciary by
the people
Hon James buchanan has addressed letter to Hon
james \. McLapshan Of Pennsylvania bearing on the
present. aspect OF the slavery question and proposing
means q settling IT, The letter will probably he
published soon after the organization Of the House
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1UrRPo or-steamthr for Europa-Ms.ers G @ Kendall,
ISIS Cnssi,g % Boston, Rcy Rev Harris, Boyle,
sbeyu Mills. y lewis, and II Bread. Of New York;
keld OF New JtreJ u Deysrney, Ceorgs Rhodes and
Gervenys ~ PAM ~ ~ ~ ~ fis.. III o.
q Boston; Rittie Of New York; Jones aud lady
A.. LA -
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red neo. and shee' $50 TIE place 70 get tne French
nttts Boot u AZ the orncr % Fulton and Nassau stree
French Calf Boats 81 - usuny 81 nni 81 Fne Calf Boots
~ ssuany ~ ~ waterproof Boots. from s. % 81; over
shoes rom ~ TO ~ @ fstckt Leather Gaitaga Boots
shoCf equally low. THE DOCTOR.
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hroadrhy hiss Just received from Psris new s,s n,s,s
OF hsse ornaments tor balls and evening partiss
.nabie her air iudse
nuht Mics Fourier viii have sprndid az ss
oo9s on FRIDAY nent. 2ls IN slant from 10 A. ~ 70
Ter Seiocns brilliantly rluuina'ed for that ~, nose
ih LDilons senorally adopted In Paris will un,srt-
e 70 the iasonable Indies Of this etx
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Another Bank Robbery.

PHLADELPHuA, Dec 10, 1s49.
The cashier OF the Burlington Bank robbed this
morning, board the steamer John Stevens, of six
thousand dollars,
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Court Cni.ndar.-Thls Day

srrrrioS CoUsr. Nos A. 10, so, SO rs, 1874 1856 40
~ 0I l5T lil 40 leo l03 les l65 AS les 100 Ia
118, Ia 49, III lis ISL 1874 1877. 1ss $50. lei lo2
lgS le. lss lsG 197 zee 2Oi . "a r. I4o 49, &C. 1896
100, 1872. l47.
CovnT oy Co,NcS rIrAs- Tart Nos III. 1s3. III,
1a5, la 2b7 2sl 900 goa, 3&l ST. 1885, 1856 9sT Part
2-Nos ses, us 1i2 2ei, 90 90. 1913, o. IL, A. 20 ~,
1872, ltS. - l.C. IS, 90 1UI. 100. !Sl
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tern 10 1he lsties invited 20 on amino b NO 49,.
ma w. year Premium &c abs beautiful The sssort,
70 Le trcst and most complete In the city g1st e
complete asioi 81 French Corb,
a. ~ VI ihbf ss Broadvsy 20 door above u.n. s,reet
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House Of Representatives.

wasmNcroS, Pee. 10, 1919.
tNrEoDUcrfo, OF rsruKR
Father Mathew came into the Hall this morning
When the House was called to order, MIR B.Kgs, OF
Illinois offered olution that he be invited to take
seat within the bar. IL was adopted, and Father
Mathew took sat
Dir. JoHssos, Of Tennessee offered q resolution that
ministers OF different demon nstops be vited to at
tend while the House continues In disorgsnsed state
and TO make sincere prayers to the Giver of all Good
for speedy Organization, and dispatch Of public bust
ness.
Mir KaurrmaS~ Of Texas. moved 70 amend by adding,
/" and that Father Mathew favor US with the Grst
prayer"
MIR HiLLi,np, Of Alabama, suggested an ameadment,
to say "unorssnizsd" not disof inizedn
Mr. Catrse, Of Ohio, asked whether all ministers
we're to be here at once.
MIR. JoBSsos replied. that Il not their intention
MIR ViNros, Of Ohio, oppoeed to the specification
in the resolution that should organize the House
vi, bout prayer.
NJ. Housrov, Of Delaware, moved 10 amend by
striking cut 20 much ss relates t, an unorgsnized
House"
The res olutop vas then laid on the table.
avrrarrs TO ORGANIZE TVS HOUSE.
MIR PrcH o. Vermont, then offered q resolution to
me iy the rec sutton restricting debate till the
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tni.h forming most suitable present for the opnrach,n~
hondays The srtscfhcrs oGcr their stock FOR isncs,nr
smonS which will be found the opsn chain w,rt In
stJIes. A J. sAINDERs. 81 Rrnadwar
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Sailing Of the steamer Europm.

BesreS, Dec 19-P. NJ.
The steamship Europa, Capt. Lott sailed to-day for
Liverpool and Halifax with sixteen passengers for the
former port and seven for the latter.
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nar or WHISPERS the moment applied without injury ~
We iar Or stn u can be washed aaodaeiy hont as
hc coior snd has bad ojor It applied or sold
und reta At BATvhELoRs wiz Factory Wan
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Fathy for who lad icst Nj. wife, replied "oh.
y0 IA give hera rousrs run for she handsome and
Food We cay the SANE the cheapest neatest Boots IN
Gotham--ihoso mace by JONES u Ana street
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ArnrmeBts attached to the elegant Restaurant Of Aessr
shelley DupiEnac on the northwest OF Broadway
and Anthony street teBtrnrce Anthonyl ready
or the reception o. ladies and ntaneu desiring suppsr
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:! ss,sgs ~ Fulton street tss ttisudid collection ~
me S9d and silver Ws,cles. which he soils extremely
N Etee They are well cscusts for prescns Also his
eesIased Rohslisu Ever Pointed Geld fens neat ss
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Two Hst boats laden with dried fruit hides SC aud
maued BY Creek Indians erriyed 81 Ysn Burer, Ark,
On the 10th ult
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JAN q OR ION Il Il N TT.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BowERY THEATRE. Bowery-O rHELLo-MosE, JOE
JAof.
BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway-THE RohBEns-
OUA ANNE
NIBLOS GARDEN-T RoPE-- CHAR AorERrsrIc
DArc. s-"RAouI., MAGIC stan.
BUTTONS THEATRE, Chambers street-DoMsEr AND
koN-LAuehING hYENs.
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham squAre--FEsALK
Gu.sp- HEARTS LThuMPs-LAUGHING hyEHA.
oLYaPIC THEATRE, observation-disclosures AND SIS
-R-FkAsK heLAU 6HLIS-hEw PLANET PRo MIssoRy
NuTF.
CaKlsTYs OPERA HoUsE-ErHroriAr MISsTaELsv.
AMERICAN BUsEUa-AmusIHs PERroRmAEoEs Eyl-
ny AFTERNooN AND EVENING.
CIRCUS, Aston Plaee-EauEsrRIAr AND orHEn PER-
FoHmARIls
CHINESE R0ogs.-GLIpDor's PANORAMA oy THE
MIR.
New York. Thursday, December 30, IS48.
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oen sv,roed 90 Wm ketchslor tho best Wigs and Ton
Pe ne kghl,s az nytcd % inspect his style for
~ ~ baTsHLLOhS celebrated Wig Factors. No q
slsst hs teeps The larscs and best sssortraent ia
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~ fulton street. The ladies will all APPRECIATE rr 40,
Ieced from the extensive stock Of the sderer wo hen
ntsy nssnres hs sentemary customers that he viE x
tAey cali upon him, awe them great bargains.
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Brosdvay fronting Bond street specially invites the pub
.o 90" ana srecins'ns OF his style OF nina
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NEW ARRASGEMENT FOR NORTHERN MAIL.-An.
arrangement yesterday effected to send the north
ern msil ria the Hudson River Railroad to Poughkeep-
sic, and thence by stages to Albany The mail will
leave New York daily at P. NJ, and arrive at Albany
at A. NJ, connecting with the western express train
The return nail will leave Albany at IL NJ and
rive in New York at p NJ, connecting with the mail
for the South. The way mails will leave New York at
3A NJ. for the North
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Necessary to choice. liz
Highest vote winthrop, whig). .............. So
Mr.. julian Gree sciD arrived this morning and voted.
Mr. BUTLER asked leave to offer q resolution that
blank and blank be appointed committee, who shall
each select and write down the of ten members
Whereupon said committee having each a selection
of a witness of their proceedings, member not
named shall draw by lot the names of twenty members
on the list
Wbereupon, the committee shall cause the witness
to retire and strike out the alternately the
list until but one shall be left, and the Of
the gentleman reported shall be declared to be
Speaker, ard the oath then administered to him.
A question of order here raised by Mr.. INGE, of
Alabama, that it could not be received.
The House decided that it could be received and,
On motion Of Mr. Kaufman, of Texas 1t was laid on
the table.
At three OF clock the House again voted
Fifty eighth Ballot.
Winthrop, wbg. SO Strong dem. II
Mot lerDand, dem. 40 Boyd dem. SO
II. Cobb, dem. ....... 10 Scattering. ........ 20
Nsos.:.rv 70 c,o;cs ia
Highest vote, winthrop, whg). ............... SO
Mr. WOODWARD, of South Carolina, offered q resolu-
tion that Linn Boyd the senior member, be chosen
Speaker pro and that the House then proceed to
elect Sergeant at Arms Doorkeeper, Postmaster SC;
and afterwards vote for q regular Speaker.
In the meantime no committees shall be appointed
nor any resolution, bill, or petition, be presented
MIR STEVENS, of Pennsylvania, would suggest In the
place Of Mr. Boyd, that the Of the Clerk be in
serted for he had never Q better temporary
Speaker than the who now occupied the chair.
Qaughter)
motion made to lay the resolution the table.
Decided In the Affirmative, 116 to 103.
At twenty minutes past three o'clock the House ad-
iourned,
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most ludlcrous, laughter moving attempt to make
little things look big-to magnify mole hills Into
mountains. The frog in the fable, which swelled
itself tc bursting, is but faint image of "the
pomp and circumstance Of war; with which this
small case has been invested by the actors in this
serio-comic drama. The first evenings proceed
,nes, with all the mock solemnities Of the occa-
SION, remind one Of the couplet'-
"The King Of France, With twenty Thousand men,
Marched up the HILL and then marched down again. b"
The second act Of the farce, on Tuesday night,
was still more funny. We presume the third and
last act will be the richest Of all The quotation $
from O'Bren and DE IIar, and the other authori-
ties on m, rtisl law, upon such milk water
affair, were very like ''bresking butterfly upon a
wheel" These gentlemen labor under most
gorgeous mistake, il they Imagine the people take
any Interest in their antics, except to laugh at
them.
II is ell right that our State militia should have
ok i'll and practice the outlines of martial tactics;
but to INSIST, in tbese piping times of peace, upon
apply ing the rigid rules Of Ealtary etiquette, in
tended Only for war, is as ruerSe as children play
ing soldiers II is a waste OF the public money,
time, and ystience. The presea, case might have
been settled by sensible men IN five minuies'
conversation. There were faults on both sdes; and
both having the organ Of seltesteem highly de-
velcped, nrisber woule yield one let to ,he other;
there niue. be co1rt.martlai got up for the
special amusement Of AL the idle ioaters of the
city IL seems that the Colonel h,wiseif, was not
on the ground " time, mar one halt OF the compa-
mes. The Msjsr was not punctusl, and punctua-
Iiy appears to be rather oie exception than the
rule IN the regiment. Captain Vincent was absent
from the parade but then he mlsconcelved the
order and made most humble APOLOGY. Contri-
ton or the shew "a q, like ckstity, tOyers a multi
,ude of sine Captain French also ,tsobeyed, or
was slower Ia obeying than his Colon e. expected;
but then he was not confrite. One little word
would have settled all: but Captala French was
too stubborn Ia utter Il, and has couanandant
was stubborn enough TO insist upon his ding so,
taking the consequences.
The qua inlet was taken up by Captain fsnch,
end the wage Of war accepted A Bomb, tstes
Furisso sort Of piece was brought out at ON
Riley's, and drew conside able audience. I've
drop scene has fallen between the acts, and the
performance is yet unfinished. What the denoue-
ment will be, il is hard to guess. When the
whole plot is developed, we would suggest
TO Burton. ss a capital speculation, to have
II dramatised for his theatre snd II he is at a
Ices for materials TO Gil up the outline Of the
farce he has nothing 70 do but to apply TO our r..
porter, who will give him facts enough to keep the
audience In roar every night. for at least week
in succession. We are really serious IL would |
have en immense run, If got W with even mode |
rate degree OF ability.
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Speaker be elected to allow debates ell
buttons looking 10 thst result.
Mr.. KAUFMAN moved to amend by putting In the
words previous question:" to cut of long debates.
Mr.. PECK accepted the amendment.
On motion of Mr. EVANS, of Maryland, the resolution
laid the table.
Mr. JOHNSON of Arkansas, then sought to repeal the
resolution which restricts debate till the Speaker is
elected. 1t was laid on the table,
At hslfpsst one the House proceeded to vote, With
the following result -
FDty.sirth Ballot.
winthrop, whig. 81 Baker whig.. .......
McClernsnd, dem. -. IS Julian, free soil. 80.
strong dem ;;....... II Scattering. ....... rs
mor-nesd wing. -
Necessary TO- ohoios.
Highest vote winthrop, whig). .............. 81
Mr. McMULLIS, Of Virginia, then offered resolution
that the delegations of the several States be authorized
and directed to appoint a committee of one member
each to report measures for the speedy of
the Heuse He hoped that the House would indulge
him in the yeas and nays on the resolution.
Mr., ISGE, Of Alabama, raised q psnt Of order that
under the resolution adopted few days ago. debate
and resolutions, until the Speaker elected not
admissible. He had no objection to general discus
sion but insisted the point while the resolution was
In force
MIR LEVIN Of Pepnsylvapi convinced that every
resolution put the election Of Speaker further off If
gentlemen continue to vote organization may
be the result.
Mr. STANTON, Of Tennessee said that it perfectly
idle to sit q nd vote.
The resolution was laid on the table.
Mr. BowpoN, Of Alabama then endesvored to have
the resolution which precludes debate until Speaker
be elected, resciDded.
IL was again laid on the table.
The House again Voted
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

A BOLD AND SUCCESSFUL STROKE FOR A
HusBAND. A worthy farmer living in coun,
try vllags in France, and wdower, was
recently aroused at midnight by the barking
of dog. Ga endeavoring to quiet the dog,
he found him unusually agitated, whereupon
the farmer took his gun and went out 10 look
into the cause. All at once he saw horrid
phantom rise up behind the hedge clothed in
a white sheet. He turned quite pale, and his
limbs shook with dismay. At length he
picked up sufficient courage 10 calculate;
III yon are from Heaven, speak! II from
the devil vanish
"Wretch!" exclaimed the phantom. al
am your deceased wife, come from the grave
10 warn you not TO marry Marie -, 10
whom you are making love. She is unwor
thy 10 share my bed. The only woman to
succeed me is Henrietta B -. Marry her
or persecution end eternal tormsn. shall be
your portion"
This address from The goblin, instead OF
dsmayng the farmer, restored his courage.
He accordingly rushed on his ghnstly visitor.
md stripping of the sheet, discovered the fair
Henrietta B -. looking excessively fool
ish. Il is sold that the farmer, adnirlng the
girls rick. had The bans published for bis
with her
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31
RHEUMATISM CAN Be CURED
BY THE PROPER USE OF
MYERS, EM BROCATION!

THIS z veregn and effecual remedy Tor
lint painful disease, was discovered upwards
,f sixty wears ago by the Grandfather Of the
undersigned, "a German Physician OF his dsv)
and has neyerbeeD made known out OF his
family.
Its incredible cures have astonished thou
sands who have witnessed its power over that
Iisease. Unfortunate, despairing invalids, who
have been bed-riddeu for years, have been le
stored to the enjoyment Of perfect health. 1t
banishes all pain in few days, and It's eihcacy
is GLADLY realized by the patients being able to
resume their usual avocations, after having
suffered in tornents for months and years.
The wonderful success Of the EMBROCA-
ZION, in curing the worst cases OF Rhou-
matism, has acquired for it celebrity I'M
precedented, and its fame originated from
its own merits. It never has failed to cure
| Rheumatism, either infammatory or chronic;
and I feel safe in saying it never will if fairly
tried pledge myself to refund the cash tt
any person who uses it properly without being
benefited thereby Youwho are afflicted may
have tried every other remedy but this. Try
IT, and if it does not cure, it will not cos
you any thing. BY this rule desire it Shout,
be used.
Persons are warned TO be on their guard o
whom they purchase, as several mean Of
tempts have been made to procure the RECipI
from which this medicine is prepared. Tn,
proprietor deems 1t his duty to say to TIE af
hcted, that he will furnish travelling agents
with written authority for depositing it.
OF My name is ON each bottle, and mont
genuine unless prepared by HENRY C. MYERS
Fayette, Missouri.
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IL. III. Miller a. Go.

N. E. JANNEY & CO.
No %, Man street, corner Of Chestnut street,
SAINT LOUIS
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in QueensDdre,
China, Glass, dc,
24( WOULD respectfully call the atten-
~ a ton Of dealers to their large and well
=4sz wv selected assortment of goods in the
above line
White granite, dinner. tea, breakfast and tol
let ware, Of very superior quality
Flowing blue, dinner, tea, breakfast and tot.
let ware, Of very superior quality
Blue Liverpool dinner tea, breakfast and tot
let ware, of very superior quality
French China,
Gold band and plain white, in long and short
dinner, tea and breakfast sets, or separate
pieces; also, French china vases, and. rich
ornamented coffees
Glassware,
Cut, plain and pressed in every variety. Or.
ders taken for rich sets of cut glass, COM
plete, OF the most superior description
Britannia,
Tea and coffee sets, casters, lamps, and can.
dlesticks
Tea Trays,
or new and beautiful patterns, uncommon
ly rich, and very low priced, being of our
own direct importation from Birmingham
Lard Lamps,
VI the celebrated manufacture of CorneIiud
a. Co. gilt, bronzed, damask and Japannes
GirandoleS,
VI same make, gilt and bronzed, l, 2, 8, and
lights. Bouquet holders
The ladies' are respectfully solicited to call
and examine our stock
R; \, MILLER. & Co.
ST. Louis, March 8, lsi0.-I-m3
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MopLRs MouRSIEo. Emma. "Clornda,
dear are you going in to mourning for your
aunts DEATH
Clio. "Oh. no. Emma: nor shall we close
our shutters"
Emma, Indeed, how is that! You did
both for your uncle"
Go. VERY true; but then aunt has moth
ing 10 leave US, and you know uncle left Pa
twenty thousand dollars"
Emma "O>oh that makes all the differ,
ence in the world"