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Ter, Clark, Conger. Conrad, Corwn, Crowe, Debery,
s"s. Gfasa easdspow Sos Ssaa Sr%%s. Hail
mond asbald. Henry HbbaId Hoason, Jackson. Andrew
s9sas9p Ken psai kqs GsS
Horace Manu- Job Mann. MARSHALL Malteson Nc Kssock.
as@ Rsy
ssss ss sfs ss sa,ss
Stevens, siets6n Taylor. John B. rhompson Thurman,
WHdssh TaH Dyke vHan' Watkins White Williams
~i1H AM aiss.!.sa Alien A.es Avsre Bay.
ssy Rss fBs saa ss0S
ben, CaneL Cleveland, clngman. Howell Cobb William
Dartee, Edmundson Fea,he Fitch, Giddings. Cor
man, areen Hacket Hs,alsOn, Harlan, aTpanson lshan
Holiday Holmes. Howard, Howe Hubbard, Hunter Inge,
Robert w johnson. Jones' Julian kaaiman Preston King,
Lan siis u Mciane, Meialsn Msoassn. Nj &Is,
Meade. Miller Nilsson. Molshead. Morris. Morton. olds,
sweeser, Thomas, Jacob Thompson, James Thompson,
WaSo waseip %c5os. &ea,%o s ws:.sy
dick, wilmot. Wood. Woodward, and Young-lo6
A MEMBER moved an adjournment until Monday next
the question on which motion put, but the decision
Mr.: AsHMUN moved The reconsideration q the vote
adopting the resolution Of the gentleman from Tennessee
cry on the table which last motion was agreed to.
lCries Of "Call the "."Call the roll" "Call the
roll W from almost all Inc members
The Clerk here summoned the elles (Messrs. Harris
Of Alabama, VAN DYKE, HENRY, and GoRMAN) to the
desk and having taken seats there.
Mr.. STANLYrose and in a few remarks. thanking
those who had honored him--at no time candidate
with their votes for the Speak urged them and
all, TO concentrate upon the gentleman Mr. WINTHROP
well known to be The choice of the wing party. +.
MIR. McCLERNAND also rose and said that, during
the proaced and painful struggle in regard TO the Speak
ership, his name had been introduced and the poll fol
several days past showed that he had received an
increasing vote This flattering distinction unex
pected and wholly unsolicited BY him. To its kind au
thos he begged to return his grateful Acknowledgements
which, although an humble tribute. he hoped they would
receive He had not wished at any time during the strug
gle to be placed aspiras for Speaker On the con
trary he would avoid rather than covet the weighy
sponsbiliiies OF the station. With this feeling, there
fore, he beseeched his friends those who had voted
might be disposed to vote for him, TO withhold their sui
frages from him, that they might be bestowed upon SOM
other member more worthy to receive them and NOR
likely to be elected He earnestly repeated this request
/ MI CARTIER rose, and said that Mr.. LEVIN had ex
peced 70 vish Philadelphia, being called there by sick
ness. To permit him to CO. he lMr G. had agreed no
/ 10 vote unless Mr. L. remained and voted
The Clerk then proceeded to call the roll for the 6o
(uipa uoce) ballot for Speaker with the following re
suit:
| = - r. -a.5
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es .9s, beIow Pour aAay st.
GUN unxfvnlled Expresses 90 and from Baltimore
Phiadephia York, Boston, and all the cities
tinue 10 with great regularity and with mail speed
Parties from viii do well bear In mind
BY Adams Co.'S Express Our line is the only running
from New York Washington and parties ordering
goods through upon always receiving their goods from u
20 ~ hous In advance of all other means
residing the OF Wash
inxon, established receiving Office No Browns Ho
will receipted and
gwen regard lines.
Our wagons goods any part Washing
Georgetown, free of additional charge
$3.50 p. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Dec. 2l-eodl0t Penn. Ay., below ~ street
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Whole number OF votes, at.
Necessary To a choice. I0g.

For Mr. CoBB.-Messrs Albert.on, Ashe, Avereu, Bay,
bsl B Brown william S0f Slosa s1e BUR-" soss
fred Caldwell Williamson r ". Cobb. Golcock, Daniel,
Dimmck Disney Dusham Ed9andson. Ewing Feather.
Hall Hamilton. Hammond Harrison, Aarnsnson, Ishaa,
S. aT sp Holiday aa.a as.
son. Robert W Johnson, Jones, Kaufman La Sere, Letter
assS JOB Mn MaHa Massa Ma%s
Meade, Miller, Milson, Morris Morse, Od.. Orr, Parker
peasos. Potter Powell RiehaIdsqn, Robbins R9basG q
Stanton ste!son Strong SweetseT Thomas Jacob ThomP
JSs; William William Th%S%Psa SopyS Ws
For Mr. %Isrsaos Me.sr. Alexander Anderson Ash.
rows, G. Bnder, Thomas B. Butler, Joseph 2 Caldwell
Gavin, Casey, Chandler. Clark, Cole Conge Conrad, Cor
Evans Nathan Evans Fowler, Freddy, Goodenow, Cot
Gould Gflnnsl, Holloway, Hampton, Hay, Raymond he
King, Horace Mann, MaI.ka Mancsop kissock, Fni.
Ode, Otis. Outlaw. Puenix Putnam, Pu'nam. reynolds
Risley. Rockwell Rose Kumsey, acket, Schenck, Schef
Spragne, sranly, Alexander Stephens Taylor John
Thompson, Thurman, Under hill, Van DYKE Vnion, Wat
For Mr. WILMor.-Messrs. Allen, Booth, Durkce, Gid
di.gs, Howe, Julian, King. Root, and Tuck.
Mr.. McGAueHKY -Mcssrs. Baker, Campbell, ard Crow
For MI MonrHEAD,-slessrs. caben, Clingman. Hilard
For Mr.. srnosc.-Me.srs Gable. Cleveland. Do,y, anc
For Mr. POTTER. -sdessrs. Fitch, Harlan, and Wood.
For Mr.. BcYD.-Messrs Holmes, Woodward. and Hub
For Mr.. CABrrL -Messr, Morton, Owens, Stephens,
For Mr. puRkEk-Mr. wilnot
No choice having been effected, after the result hat
been announced, there renewed cries OF "Ca III,
roll - .'Call the roll :"
Mr. BAKER moved an adjournment, which was no
agreed TO, and the House proceeded with the 6st bao
for Speaker with the following result:
| Whole number Of votes cast, 220
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NJ oREEN q TAsTEr, Ascsioasers.

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on Thursday,
he n Of January 1850 shall SELL the premises 3o'clock
p and Of and I'd
nins The aroad depot The bouse Is Of brick with back
building, well finished and In good order, containing ten
This property has and occupied hotel and
restaurant doing excellent business and Of the best stands
for ulaf business In the city.
Terms; cash, years, for
bearing from Of deed gwen and deed Of
tnken. Tide indisputabie. GREEN d TABTET .
Dec 2l-6eodkds ut.H.. Aucuoneers.
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IMPORTANT AVID rSTEREsrrse.

IMPORTANT AVID INTEREsrING.-Jos received at STA
uonerf Hall, mccornhes Compound Restorative This
pound win entirely supeede Al other articles used
their original beauty and us Of vanished polished
furniture Carriages, patent leather oil psininr
pse, 40, win be greatly benefited compound
ns ~ own story, and only requires 70 be tried The
increduous. For sale by WIN. FISCHER,
Dee - rU taf ga ias ststionen' Hall
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CRENCH and English Portfolios in great variety ,
albums o. al kinds and gold pens in eod and silver pencil
&c Juvenile books
every age embracing many collection
books Miss Edaewoh, Mrs Holland, Buqun
ccrt French books from Pans, carefully selected
.deas q NE popular works IN all be ranges 81 English and
American miniature editions the pocket well
large library shelves, Of Them beautifully Illus
ed, cters richly bound gin books and manuals for 1851 Eng
Hen Bibles books Of In calf Turkey
noroco, and velvet bndng with clasps, Sc Many Of
The above opened, for the direct from Eng
land and France by FRANCK TAYLOR
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THos. EwBANK,

IDUCATIONhe attention Of parents desiring for their
u advantage thorough instruction. In union with me careful
and attention allowed BY the plan Of select
school, invited the winter which
The 81 uaion Of the school,
the Theological Seminary Virginia. within three miles Of Aexan
dha, retired, agreeable and healthy The effort habtualy
The course the English, French, Latin
Greek anruaee and other branches liberal
Education including preparation college.
Pupils WIN be received at period Of the year.
Terms Of October
following August proportion Cor time, payable
.Iv In advance
months sO per for bedding durine nj
Address Rev. GEORGE A. SMITH, Principal.
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THE w.n-quin Gold PEN. very large sise, high
finish and q great durability sman Ic Just received r sale,
Dec Is Booksellers and snuoners, sh street.
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No choice having been Effected another ballot he last
under the resolution adopted) was demanded from all
quarters OF the hail. and cries OF Take your Beats =!
"Downl" "Downp Down in front"' &c, were uttered
on all sides.
After the hall was sed the Clerk went on 10 call the
roll for the 63d ballot one OF the teers announcing, for
the first me the number voting for each member voted
for, the names were recorded -
When the name Of Mr.. CABLE was called, that gen.
teman voted for Mr. Com, saying that he did so unde
protest = and when that Of Mr. HARLAN was called,
he was understood to remark that, from what he had
heard OF the congressional course OF Mr. CoBB from
members serving with that gentleman he felt to be his
duty, in the situation in which he found himself placed
10 vote for him
Before the result Of the voting upon the osd ballot
announced,
A MEmBER appealed TO both sides Of the House not
to exhibit their feelings the occasion in an ouburs
Whole number OF votes cast, 222
THE LAST BALLOT.
Mr.. H. Cobb received l02
Winthrop 100
Wilmot
Morehead -.Fa
Strong
A. H. Stephens
Colcock Uf.l. I
Dufkee sfE
Potter
Boyd
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FANCY GOODsf Fancy 0soas f-Wondcrfui attraction
PoUDERs Pcnnsyivsnis % Cesu Cos lu
stairs M j. Poude mpeIicd BY the cordial welcome and
patronage accorded % her former occasion has resam
by her last where ~
would be happy exhibit her friends and psfrcns her stock
part Rich brocsde and silks black wstefed 90
black Turk csshnercs Rich mncy
goods for costumes De bal" An inequahed variety o. bead
caps magnificent ruiands dress trimming
sc bbous sccs embroidees; brcche shsv from ~ ~,
scarlet cnson and white DO from ~ 80 rne 49,
win be found upss any in e city IN elegance q ae.se nc
finish, lifffN M Dec io-eo'"
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IN the petition Of Adams Boston praying
Of patent granted TO said Isaac Adams for
printing from
praon patent which takes place the I'd day Of March,
ls5O--
Il h ordered petition be heard the Patent once
Monday February next att O'Clock, and NIL
notified appear and show they why said
ought 10 be granted. !.
Ordered aso be published the Republic, Ine
gencc and Union, washington city, d. ca North American and
Gazette Tribune, York Daily Boston
week for previous Monday
February next -. -..v..-.
Commissioner Of Patents
p papers win please copy, and send their
bills Patent Once with containing this nonce
Dec l5--law3w HsN
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rHRrsTMAs AND NEW YEARS PREsENTs.-Jom
II Ss p ~ Sgs ''''
Wo, boxes gS s sss writing desks snd writing eases
Mss s pss e sss % S Ss1
s sys ssusns and s.sa s na'sss a.
6 Pe g % a ss sas sd s e edao
Sss., "a s ssa gs s~s: S..: esHholds &C.
And = s sis ss sss articles "s
Fancy store, Penn. between 9th and ION streets
DY the received complete assortment Of
splendid ns a ne sou %ans on which hG wound ss
appropriate enemhancer during te approach
Wy Sable sable NUTS NUTS" sesonnes, and cuffs
isni sIa DO DO
Russian s,ss s DO 40 40 40
Sets q pure white emne, comprising maa, adelaide collar
cyas.aown peerne., vic,Orinss, and adslaido'
cysns, DO very s superior
Ladies' and French grey fen bonnet. ...,,.
nc n mS . .aS @ s New Ya
Fur gloves 700, NUNS carnage rug svuIIAM n. Topp
Fashionable ha, and fur depss, west q
CREsH FRUIT ALMONDS, sse--,ua received nom haze
81 boxes, half and quarter do, bunch ra.ins
= :; ssss Superior sSs.. m, ss', sau s.ps'
l2 fresh lemons
10 10 e Do S Ws% Hn Sss preserve.
IA barrels cranberncs, good order
1875 les' New Zsn,e eansnts, ,aI.sft .+ttas.
Ii5o lbs, fresh pecan nuts 4
For sale at the new store BY
Dec. ls-3wf opposie Browns Hotel
baltimore, ch.rl.sson, ana sav...&A.
f.fsxa The splendid ocean sissmsr kkru5L.G
Z1zke win issss Ksris wharf sai
-umore, Thursday morning, S7th inst, ~ O'Clock
For fsssi passage : ..r,r.s ...,,
Passage in cabin harm IS
!" through . savannah per ssyunnsi, steamers. q
all Ss q sdins tc clerk on % Be Esd
BY that hour ~ -.--.-- --.-------
COUSIN Bertha's SCORES. ny the s-shsr Of ~F'snny
sloSaiy Peer; Or Pes@an, s,one, Funny Trans
Preside Fsires; o. Christmas Aan, E-e cents
Pass IN Booss win IL German by QUO spect Is
AWAY. appy ~ Mo,isr written for her shidea
s,oe. Rom me rsiry Land q ay Isnss'ed nom INC SepO"
L,,e ANNIE. Rri sooi, IN isssr ssnvng
Is cents. =. -.
Our ,,r Cousins IN ono by Mary iiovl 50 cent.
Ssy Tales Of BY Mous.ba ~ ins.trsioas BY
Pros.sns CHRONICLES condensed Cor youh. vols, -
csoe with 200 engraving from French designs " ~
The Arabian Nights, IN syo's WIN vey numerous esse"F
many books. sassos. s s limit O. =. y
many the older books Of Mis- kAss~afsA WITS
coior.d Toy books albums drawing books,
In variety and good col,scon % french book seetsd WI"
gres, care, and imported direct from Paris ~ r =. Won
4 Dec fAnH -
-~-... No. y
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RNvBLOPEs--W. FISCHER, importer 81 stationery has
Gently received from Pa direct RON e celebrated manufacu
Marion, hundred Envelopes, made
oter BY pae sent, superior paper Comprising white and buf
cc Ieer, and visiting card all put mp boxes Of
100 which viii be sold wholesale
ucsers Hall, where Music be had At and cents page
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.aEnlNaan
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- HOUSE for Rent, and Furniture for ssle.-T1
bck house occupied by the subscriber
ode % street, between 5 and 6t for and the furniture
s.,s- App'y On ths pemi-es 20 J. T. KENDALL"
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~ nahn posponemcnt of me sale advertised fr the st
n Of not being able purchaser or "Tbe Ca
luhianr he will
fully Invites his fends and
90 qusrs>r-, corner Of sth and y streets.
Dec. H-&eod E.ckG.F DYER, Aactoneers.
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Ton RENTThat large and commodious story house
building erected the ana FNeeuti
There altering cisterns the Yard,
pump bathing the tnck building supplied
nom, with e apparatus for heating movable
wardcbcs In the bed and the house. In
Dr. CHARLES g. FRAIIEY,
Dec eo-Nss General Land once
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N ueihanucu thc Seos anu nays vi Wat nv
ton
MIR. A. H. STEPHENS desired 10 sugges, that there
constitutional objection 10 the proposition TO nd
ourn until Wednesday, all that the House can dc
in its present condition is 10 adjourn from day TO day
Mr.. JONES remarked that less than aquorum could
adjourn from day 10 day
Mr.. STEPHENS merely desired to direct the attention
Mr.. vfNTON moved that the House do now adjourn
until tomorrow al noon.
The Clerk, misunderstanding the gentleman from
Georgia, tMr. STEPHEssl went on to Estate" him az
raising point OF order.
MIR. WILLIAMS desired 10 set the Clerk right The
gentleman from Georgia had not mooted point OF order
He bad but made suggestion.
The Clerk next put the question on The proposition e
adjourn until Wednesday next; which was decided
in The negative-yeas "a, nays 100.
Mr.. MEADE. | wish
Mr. r. p. STANTON. rise TO a point Of order Their.
desire the mover 10 withdraw that, that may offer
Mr.. vlNTON Withdrew his motion TO adjourn.
Mr.. MEADE offered a resolution. which he said was
designed substitute for that OF the gentleman from
Tennessee. .tMr SrASros j and it was read by the
Clerk follows:
Rsoped That after the vote has been taken for Speaker
proceed N vote beween the four members receiving the
greatest number of and II neither receive majority
the House shall then vote between the three members
eevIng the largest vote and u no choice be made the
House shall choose the Speaker from the members who
shall have last received the greatest number OF votes
and votes shall be coanted that are given
shall apply 10 The election Of the other officers OF the House
Mr.: STANTON desired TO offer his proposition. pre-
viously presented to the House, and demanded vote
The Clerk here again read the proposition Of the gen.
tleman from Tennessee, Mr. SrASroS.l
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THE RosBER--TiDmss c. Cunningham les he
calls himself but who - known 10 New YORK - ne nq
torious Tom C0nr0y' examined yesterday A'ff
before iusfce Rogers ucca re charge OF tte11
1890, tie property d James u Beaos s. Co ~ 20
suffolk Bank aud n default ~ ball IN toc s-m 81 - w.
wss committed % js % await BE trs peleF- ~ ni-
nicipsi Court - toe ensuing term new Or on
n speakng Il Tie prisoner, ssy-: ne Il ll-t ne
.msrt..t man In The United -t''cs e. ne srafcaifs
game srs - only oziDy 70 10 bod cafing IN e.
teaae.rs hirnseh % gcf TIE stolen money changed
rather lssn 70 employ nis nj o. seconPlce tasi n
vrssde,eete1 fBost1n Adv. q On.
apocTIso.--On yesterday. Mr. o. J. NeNcy,
hsyfpe difficulty win NJ Andrew VINO had been boz
he employ. shot nr Andrews, and .nlcfe1 w1li a
supposec 10 DO a morta. wognd. Ir AulreFs was
nj; dead ~ yesterday, 0us he was c0ns1efrc
hope.essiy wounded. Pr hewoy received tHo 81 ere
cl,s with a knife, but they not considered danger
0gs. We cannot obtan The particulars. and YOU'D BOB
probably 30 usthsbe in SEATING tnCm - tte n1atter
win 10 doubt De ir1icitlly Investigated
Memphis Tenn Laq ISL.
- Tie PkRaSsiyh,a Bu,lstia Of yesterday
mentions no less than three highway robberiss e.
having recently occarred 10 that c.iy and suburbs
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e D',, go. yttti-. , . ~. ,..
II. $780,. -
from Liverpool "-- 'f- ---'4 ~ t--
se-irs 2 n' pi r--' tDf = 20 i-1e7 ,. .
tAfIt Ilpiirf.yli Ut 'ir tiif Tt'.l'i 800. -1 =
fori ffis f1ri io iAferf. -. sn1 pac-i tp
Guilty ioc@ yisce Viz " r. on me fcylsr ri-nyIs, J
he'd ire 4e-ly o. check BIN ior af1ffe l-rs io E
p-sscIf-fs sn1 crew On tinosy ii--. ..- .l
H-'lh- lag "e--ti-l ip F.7 - 49, . ,.- Ell, /
.fef'','s-N i-- (n 'oa1-s ~' -. '.--.r-'f -slt
.5 nf'A ~lh t,'' ~ 1919 ~. .,,,... -.rr
o if snp' ri1.r ~ PILL = --,-..s~v es-e- i...t
'~'.. ' r. - .,..r.t..f fte- male ID ,t-
roeanuue sb1slag rae, saying hnl 70 p'-i in s
ysrt ri The ship; made him 20 ahsN-ll s-,.' -
wards poor womar, q p4-seNk-' 80. 20 t go
conn isirt agsl1ff DE na-tf a.l - r. .'. ,-
=faied iha uornnu sad rhi tf HHp -nlDn, 80
shirts af1 stockings rf.pngiTZ 10 i'f 'ftfN'ai
nstsf lrr fsurn ffe case le ss'f u was 1870
blm lie reason. he srsTer-d mo in fely
lani NAME becsute came very nrrr ..f
sid l~ave her arer i-n, Cd d. neT. or eng '''
else aboard ri 2. e chip w.o ~o9ii -"I 1.y'' -.
! iafa ol--rf-o D. i. t' n.l' 80 ..,, have ,l.or
yornR ipe ~.I iNo cay =, H ~, 800 .,, .rd r,f iror-
kyY- .'' ~ ~ ts'. ... ST.. 1900 . e..fl
fie ,ell''f ~. ,.. ,f,. N ...-. or trv boil
inl'ii.ffr WIZ t.' ~. 80 o. d. r,- .la, q.
"i-"' ~. 49, ~ - = III. =. ,r, neck srl have
ID l,.' ~. ~. ...i ,,,- .o.. 81. = % -,p.~r.
guy .-t. III. lie 49,. ,,.srf On with ahu-
~ IT, ..'' .i 81. "a, q - Won vo1 sIa 10 nsr
-i' ... -, .,',-e DO Tor ID t.rr
a-1 l'L n'-' r ... ,t., tsv- rot sposo1 DO 90.
,,, .,. l 81. rf.fo Shortly fifar iaaf he
nNit- ~ r.,--' t. d - an saff' 3d. have baea
cnno Dn ~, .,,,b = effi 10 .o now NATL ref
t-' ~ % 49, o,., si.sff tnr.r . niece of al.
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'cAi, COAL teAL.-Best Peach Orchard erg
&rznr- and stove sizes ~ lOw prices Range ND or
Tor hs soyes, makes no cinsor a. - ~ n you waIi
good eos call gl SIMPSONS yard ~ plJUrsll.st usif
spring, and 70 Chris'0phersi near jefferson Market
80 In
GOAL. CHEAP FOX CASu.--Abont 1000 turs
Yin no coalysld, tsp Houstonst or OF Thompson 10
DE sod "a fD close account Grocers ra. hgy iaTgT
nav do veil 10 rail- Coal may be engag-t ds'lverals
III lift Oct a. luz
sNDAi,-i am now delivering thr best red ssh c0ai
tsioye AID egg screened, ~ - 50 per m1, for casa
ron my yard corner 81 81 and O-e~rgicl 20
~ im PETER CLINTON
SPRING MOUNTAINS JEEIEu COkL. fo5
cnail sioves. ranges ard frraces-a sJpcdJr sfcle
bor sao by j. p O8TROa.
si5 Ire tlr. Tslth aVcnia ana TgrlfY &. ID .hs.
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COMMERCE OF B0sr0S.-The arrivals a. this
oort Yesterday were and the number booked
st ns Merchants Exchange i3s Of which II were from
foreign ports and ~ from ports OF the aed states.
Macy Of re after were square neseo. " ne 'e''e'
from Philadelphia O. lad c.rsoes OF eosi.
Boston Advertiser, sih.
~ The loss by the Gre at New-Nsrket' \ II
On The morning Of the 10th Che buildings &c Of the
s~amseot Machine Coz VISA sSoovp-in'aTsnee about
$1,000
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30 Jaas. cd 49, ~ Nsal ols. A., 81 81 O. o. ia.
SAG Me- @1 .f.H N-eF9gt 1sgs Isl, l.sfar.
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g. ll-- " lI0sfr c'sfr
sltr .oshua Bose. ~tar JIM ltra S-fra 49, ID
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Earelgn Pers..

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Ns~sosf Ssri isCi A. aSou. nfan, N-r.san. SD "a
- 4. slsics As-sf. 90
le,sss se,t ~ ~sds. A-rasau. Hor;-s 50 -~-rs
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ana 81 cut~arcs lob
L.us sept $50 So Coz. Csuyesh. De- tt1f'cI,--
Rssrss.s s.ps ieEls. psanssa Csryssts ef Me- iet,
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IRON

TIVE SUBSCRIBERS having resumed lfa aselcy Oh
tfe NewJersay Iron Company. are prepared .o exc
eIe orders r the 1rsran sinds anf ives o iron usus.
y a4r a. iae wors- 0l ll- Company az CITES f9f sse
g| siValllg eols terms
'' l1as 80. BOorol foundry Plg Iron
Mo- 90 30 90
H NJ. a Forge 80 Doc
I.U " 30 G-rlou 90 al.
DO Sos B Lehi- l Crane Ga.
I.N o. 50 Pumgfcn Charcoal 60
l.4 . h-v-Jersey Oous
New-Jsrs-y fsZg0dng Iron. i.f a--O.
Ee-l Bars. . to i-ch ~ 20 inch lilcl
10 do Rounds and Squares. o. f-r1
Rounds sli Squares. I'D " inch
~ fOu1d. lO l1ch.
oya.s 4l4 Hat O7ss q ~ I! .lcl
barfs, D. 20 incl
Hoops. 90 zirc1
Trunk HOOPS. 90 !. zach
h1rsf-, I0e and MI Iron
DUDLEY 3. FULLER = CO I43 Cr.@n~lch.st
So -"--a- sr1 p Er0ac-.t
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The Verdict.

A,sosoes being exactly hour and 50 EHuses IN SOC
sa.isoo zoe jury having announced that they had eoae
20 verdict summoned irto Court, when on being
Isssd hey bad agreed, Se foreman answered IN ls
sfrn.ave; ard IN answer 70 the question, Say yoa'
guilty or not guilty p they handed he verdict for al
he prisoners, OF GUILTY"
The prisoners will be brouEhi up tor sentence =. II
o'clock tn. morning. The Cour lhsn sdjouued.
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LAW,s 80 PLANInG naAo HINE,

NOR BOARDS AND PLANK. q no~ 10 operation il
his cly. Flaming AMI iOnguiug ard grooTne 81 lfr
sane tma w'tl lly ard hssaiy u 10 believed % De-
Superior ro any ler machine. Do VIII do che wors o'
to of lar-- r1ar uarhl. srd 0r al southern and The
rrs1rtr " lartern lumber Gre oxecnLcl much h--r
Do 0ss r- advantage other Stationary f.ernirrs "
implicitly ol arrlagerau end node oi operation 40 y
frs more important matter % having good and cc.frs
i1sg-s Ga2 gloes gf1ct-c1f 10 is therefore o1red o.
the p1h.c with cola-ea-e and pleasure. Machines rih
ir.ls Tor SiaeE f0rlf-. be- heT ~ 1rrlTlz fo
tas suhscrter 20 ll1 lrar.-ft. or ui COLLlEk d.
CARDS ST.. foof OF Wesi-fo1r.eellh--f. where the
machine +. a. rnrE 4Fseo.- ssrTus-nlI d. Law