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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-22

CAsT-RoN HoUsEs.-h new style Of building has
bcen introduced during the past year and although
attention has been drawn 20 IL before in col
umns, yet its growing importance seems 70 war.
rant our chronicling its progress. The United
States Government, through its agent, Mr.. PERT,
ordered some time since, new custom house and
public buildings for San Francisco, Of cast iron, and
by the last accounts learn that Of them il
already there and up. The War Department, we
arc informed, has concluded 10 adopt this kind Of
building for arsenals and other In this city,
besides those already noticed by US, there is build
ing now going up in the rear Of the Aston house.
They consist Of a cast-iron frame, the sills OF
which are cast in sections Of about five feet in
length, and fastened together by and bolts.
On each Of these joints stand cast-iron pillars,
which are firmly fastened 10 each end Of the joined
sills thus rendering the whole perfectly compact.
These pillars again support another row OF cast
iron sills, and these again stand another Of
pillars The strength Of the whole building de-
ponds upon this skeleton, which IL tenacious that
III all the pillars Of the first story are taken away
excepting the extreme Ones the building will still
be firm as an arch. The advantages Of this mode
are its great strength ts tenacty in resisting any
shock lie being hre-pocof; it, free admission Of
light its perfect ventilation and the chcapness
and facility with which any architectural ornament
OF groupings Of sculpture may be introduced when
ever suitable.
Mr. Bogardus. the inventor, has secured himself
against the infringement Of his rights, by patent.
The buildings are curiositics, and will repay any
ono for the trouble Of visiting them.
Ns,o York Journal Of Commerce.
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running into fanaticism, portions OF the
South have been drifting towards dis
union. The Democratic party, which
profted so much by assuming to be
the sole custodians Of Southern rights,
has wellnigh driven the South upon the
''resistance at all hazards" doctrine
with regard to propositions wholly i'm
practicable. If the Union can only be
preserved by the adoption of the ultra
isms of this school, we may look upon
dissolution as foregone conclusion.
II seems to us that, viewing the matter
in this light, the moderate men can only
be kept apart by the violence with which
their sections are denounced by the
vicious and turbulent. They must see
that something is due to those who may
have strayed in one direction as far as
others have gone in an opposite one. To
our mind, the true ground of compromise
is equidistant from each extreme. II lies
in the centre of the field Of controversy.
II is that which the President has point
ed out. 1t gives the victory to neither
section; but it ensures the triumph to the
true and loyal men Of both. There will
be no ranking sore in the sequel Of such
an adjustment. There will be no humili-
alton except to those who will be baffied
in their hope of rising into notoriety by
keeping the Union in aperpetual ferment.
There will be no yielding except to the
principle which lies at the foundation Of
free government. That cardinal doctrine
in the creed of every republican-the ca
pacity Of man for self-government-will be
fully recognised by submitting the dis
puted issues, in the first instance, to the
decision of those who can alone determine
them in the last.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-22
Improred ss..s OF Feeling.

The melioration of the acerbity Of the tone
and feeling in the discussion Of the slavery
extension question in Congress has had
salutary influence all over the country.
The extreme men, North and South, have
abated much of their exclusiveness and
arrogance, and there is reason TO hope
that the public sentiment generally will
sustain those Legislators who are earnestly
laboring TO put an end TO the agitation
which has disturbed the nation. AT the
present time, we perceive no evidence of
a desire TO push matters to an unreasona-
BILE length, or to assume positions preclud-
ing the idea Of an honorable and satisfac-
tory adjustment. The North is earnestly
opposed to the further extension of slave
ry, and is not prepared to concur in any
legislation which recognises slavery in the
Territories; but there is obviously growing
disposition there to abstain from pressing
any propositions odious to the South, which
are notindispensable to the accomplishment
of The object in view, merely by way of
bravsdo, or to indulge pride Of opinion.
The most strenuous advocates Of free
soil seem TO be satisfied that natural
causes will exclude involuntary servitude
from the Territories and, in the liberal
and conciliatory spirit TO which we have
alluded, we may hope to see them uti-
mateB support all their Representatives
who plant themselves on the non-inter-
vention platform Of the President
w, regard il as settled thing that
thereis to be no slavery in New Mexico
California of course being out Of the ques-
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OF FICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and Nth the adcice and consent Of the Senate
WILLIAM p. BALLINGEP, of Texas, to
be Attorney of the United States for the
district of Texas.
JOHN r. MYRIoK, Of Florida, to be Mar
shall of the United States for the Northern
district of Florida.
ROBERT S. KENNEDY, of New Jersey,
to be Marshal of the United States for the
district of New Jersey.
FIELDING DAVIS, of Mississippi, to be
Marshal of the United States for the
Southern district of Mississippi.
JOSEPH BATES, of Texas, to be Mar
shall of the United States for the district
of Texas.
ANDREW ]. JAY, of Alabama, to be Re-
ceiver of Public Moneys at Sparta, Ala
bama.
CHARLES F. M. holland, of Arkansas,
to be Receiver Of Public Moneys at Bates
vile, Arkansas.
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HIS EnfrErcr. learn from passenger by
the steamer Metamora, which arrived here on Fri
day night, from Beaufort, that the sea serpent bad
been seen near the town that day. lie was shot at
with rife three times, without any apparent ef-
feet.
Another passenger by the William seabrook in
forms us that large party had left Beaufort for the
purpose of capturing him, but they had not re-
turned when the William s. left saparnah Re-
publican, ISh.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-22

Decay OF PUBLIc REcoHDs.-A letter in The
New Orleans Picapins states that many Of the pub
lie records Of louisiana have been materially dam
aged, and rendered perfectly useless in cases Of
reference, by the ravages OF small insect, the
same as that described by Humboldt and other
travellers in South America and Mexico. The re-
corder Of the parish Of Carroll Louisiana, writes,
1s41 are destroyed.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-22

WILD TunKEvs.--A steamboat arrived at New
Orleans on the 18th ultimo, from Arkansas, with
400 wild turkeys.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-18
80NEY mARKET.

Thursday, january I7-6 r. n.
The stock market continues In . very fsvsrsh state
and prices very unsettled At the first board, to day.
Reading Bonds fell on u per cent; Erie Bonds (nswD
III Harlem, y; Hudson River Railroad TX Farmers
Loan advanced u; Erie Railroad, Vi and Canton Com
pany, u per cent. Harlem and Farmers Loan we're
exceedingly active day. the sales Of each being more
than two thousand shares We do not look for any im
mediate improvement In prices stocks Of any kind
but the contrary, for heavy fall In some OF the
lesdiDg railroad fances. How they sustained at
present prices IL more than can fsthom. Holders
have for the past six months lived in hope; but they
must abandon that II outsiders be induced
to come in and relieve the street Of the enormous
amount of stock pressing upon it. There is at present.
nothing to attract this class OF stock specu
ators but falling market, and that just the reverse
Of what they want Outsiders generally come In upon
rising market and usually purchase for an improve
ment
At the second board there large sales of Far
mers' Loan and Eris-the former at advance Of u
per cent and the latter at decline Of 2. per cent.
Harlem fell of 4 per cent
The receipts at the oice Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port day amounted to $le6 047 "a payments
$1e1 eos 49, balance, $s33s,732 15 1t will be seen
that the depostes increasing under the heavy i'm
portations very rapidly
report Of the meeting held at the exchanges, advo-
eating the abolition Of the usury this State will
be found in another column. The meeting was we'll
attended, and but opinion prevailed relative to the
usessness Of such law and the great restrictions 1t
places upon enterprise of all kinds There is probably
not another law in existence that is so frequently
broken this and the little regard paid to it is oacu
lated to destroy that respect for all laws
for the security Of property and regulation of society
generally.
A new banking institution, under the general Law,
will 60 into operate In Buffalo about the LIST Of Feb
ruary, under the title Of The HOLSTER Bank" Its
csptai will be $50 Geo. Henry Wager of Utica will
be the pretident John Hoster of Buffalo vice resi-
dent, and Robert II. Eherman, cashisr.
The Sesmons Bank for Savings has declared the usual
dividend, payable the 21st of January.
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on 1hwscsy ofuirg, ne 18th iost Ia The hfth
vfst q hn set Wuit,N u r. sou Of Jamsl aI4 Elias
beth 81. Lyuchl
Tie reiatir snd ire1ds a. the family respect
~ u invited % afrd ~ fubersl this dav. (Fdty)
~ Half East U'sfoek n the resi3cncs OF his
fnfsttf, No ~ south Sixtb street, wiiismsburgh.
s. Goa bes ui Pc at peckslp terry. Mes orb side,
from CO. hsf past one 0cluck 10 coavey friends tc
% house
On the l7th irs' JoHS BoHSr, aged twenty one
yepis. rs'ive ~ Germany
Hn fltuds ans &c .uaInfsuces respeeiuy Invited
20 attend his fpn,fel SATURDAY AFTERNOON az two
r - from tka residence - "A lpbusch. ft2 Green
vich street His ressr- will be taken 10 Greenwood
teuttfry.
AZ san Frsrchco California Nov 1t.h, Ca.alxs
Traass son e BE Jhouss fof nefly of the Aneficsa
Hotel Ct Albany sni the bossrd Hotel VI TINS city
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rIAnt,t.Is rLarNAIIi;Kr,.


ft'Nh Nalst@
n froV. Ten. 10 n srrfoa % rhf ritfhhrrs "a fta
~ Ttr ctaf4a % b.. 90 49, f-ho AZ 1f frrata lF.
iffCn az lrUFidfffp 81 RI ~ Z rFsra re-. a.
rth tcsf' o.. Hnftrd 80 Na.tf~a ~ tra raf Lei
~ hurcIft'fr SOC larr TX 81 ~ ltutt Mff-
be- tbfset fl So Trt Oh ~ tned t-rsrea -.
Ter ~ eA' 81 tsrfHrtrt Fart. s. r.r a. .lsaIus
tfni so ffr % N-4uu gtau uadt sNin rer eos tf 10
NE llmott tenfral ~ - rayahs i.ai SIG Tit
- W. bonds Nnlart and o. Tins Ak go. rfiais Dl
- ~ fltte Derihraies Ver aud ssfs ~ 1l rifa-
BE ltA ~ bsrc- f,skerr' Foa ia Porfistf
stf l0tifurutl hR ISL ae@tan aai fsias N q in't.
aitl trs M iWls a. r.tss AZ hs 2, 1Lv ere 1i-.
y - ~ ft No. aua ser "a 81 g a. O.. 80
~ - ssserr Rh ~ tNofsu.rn NJ a'l, 81 ul col ~
W. t'H fiA. asarf ush Rn, "a. = assfsrp 90,
lffh lhh. ~ Vermont tentrN HN. ~; y alrlisufa
Nerm ~ ttttrni ~. not o. tt. nauH tif Secy@d
I0aFd- 81 fhs H1st-fa kH 81. 80 % ffoa 80 "a f
cetfcr ht - ~ NfImauf lrufral ~ W. tfs Jul
Colony NJ nv. t Nsrn-nt Ceh ral ~ tlads So.
.ff'rsirstafrfs stvfas ffoTfefsf D4f fsafhs cfa
tnssfffG. ur,fs d.ie sshrr'tcaf.i 1ai gfs4 fsr
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Tvs C.sr or rgoTrssoR WrssfrN q The Grand Jury
ofths ctunt, bsgse yesterday the 3sfaon 81 the
complaint sgsinft Dr.. webster for the supposed
der II DR. fsfhsau ~ sbout O'Clock last OF.
The men bsr ofthe Jury about txsnty IN number
sent 10 he Medical Ctn,ee In ordsr 10 yosaefs them
s.ve 81 Information With regard t. the situation Of
the tsfit rooms alluded n in evidence Nothing q
csufse las uan'pifsd OF the evidence in This mpsrt
art case. II the Grsnd Jury fnaa bill, tie evidence
will appear when the comes 10 trial, net before.
- Eetisn .9dr JON. 10.
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on The 10Th irst b. IRE Res. Mr. Armiisrs Mr
WuiiAu Ufttt rrttos1r 20 Miss tA@E EtusHarif
Iatrfv. alt ~ int city
on me itib ~ TIE Rev Nr. Wakelv, cutatxs ".
FsrHttt ~ Boston. 10 Mils MAaS n. bio. 49, % SsF
lurk.
ON Thufidsy s,tbiug. the 18th inst Nv the Right
Rev Iths tors Sir IONS N,Dorsvtt. a zoe 4ibsr-
nan nuiiai Soc ~ late ~ tnp cucdfy ct siorafhaa
Ireland to Sizes sIusttst Sr,.iv4V bota or ths eli
~ lsfuttt. onu. on he t5th inss. "a Christs
Church ny the iieht Rev hish y BrowIail. isaac W
~ IA ,,st. louie 81 Lrc, Estis only daura,sr
81 w piovn- Lil AdamsvIlle ". ].
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Our Philadelphia Corresponds nee.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IT, 1850.
STRIKE .ass~s the Um6rela Seprng Giris-Hestk Of ne
City, The Markets, &c.
There has been, for several days, strike among
portion Of the umbrella sewing girls Of this city oos-
sequence Of reduction In their wages Their wrongs
eloqusnty stated at fifty cents square in the
lumns of the Sum and the proposed reduction sms-
mated from an English house In Market street, the
American eagle Is politely requested to flap his wings
In triumph over the British lion. Strikes unions and
combinations amount to nothing permanently far
the regulation Of wages is concerned for the price Of
labor like the price of property hxed movssbls,
must always be regulated by the demand. We have
bright ed neat and tay Girls Of South w.rk aud Moys
menspg whe are engaged in this useful branch Of do
mestic INDUSTRY; but they are wholly mistaken II they
suppose hey can she the standard Of wages by resort
Ing to the columns Of Hewspaper by getting up iu
dignaton concerts at twenty i've cents head.
Last winter the small pox ragged In the most vrueut
and fatal manner This winter, we have q substitu-
ton for this fcourge in equally dreaded aud dread
full am assured by one OF our Oldest practitoners-
who kills and cures the old fashioned ORTIZ, dox
constit utona aopathc plsn-that the scarlet fever
rent time. As an example he mentioned that there
were now eight members OF family that he attended
suffering under this malignant disease.
Among the delicaeies served up at of hotels
are fre.h shad green peas and tomatos-of course,
received from the South.
Abe cspadss mails reached this city last evening and the
private sdvees received have fay oaby aested markets
& has shsn Place IN cotton eu the sgh
70 rye Hour has advanced to s Corr meal held
Ihe foreign news has had favorable influence on toks
State Fives have fully per cent d secu-
ties "a and Norris Canal =. The money marked is much
he ss he ais ?s ss penn RAE
$500 City 81 So $1,000 state Ss ~ 10 S6ares camiea
Bank % $500 Le6gh 6. 66l,; iiS c6jl 10 saarss
sehuyIkiil Navgaion 90 Cs All Is shaIes Norrisiorn
Tsnneis. 81 5000 ReSnson waSr Wots a on jan r.
20 sltoe Lshgh &c, COS, Soa state 6s. ~ so qC ~.
6o d. Morris Canal g% $liOO schuyikl Mas s.ion
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LlvrnpooL CLAssIIIoArIor.

CorrrE-The market has an upward tendency, aud
some SEQ TO 600 bags ST. Domingo changed hands a.
lohc each
,snIah aud load With rice for ROTTERDAM at as Cd
CON was taken Tor Liv-rpeol at4Sd cotton 3 as
32d ard hayy goods At ZCs Tue California rates con-
unueG steady at 0ec and at So 80 Tor nsasarsmens
and heavy goods
Hors- Ssi.s ct so bales Eastern made q, l0c.
ITo,-Th, market for Scotch pig continued hrms Win
sale. q loo tons COltness at t2l cash, ex shi9
IIstnts-The supply IL not large aud a t4.r oe-
mabd prevails Light weights htmlocS arr qroiei az
10 a ne Middle do l6h a tohc heavy do. IL l9c
COED d-u AGED do 1SAs l4Ae and poor do 90 iV.tio
AiaIAaf,s-- here material change ia prices
,AeH Fl $50 bhls New Otean. were made a. -oEe
Qua Lirf,ed 10 lower 10 day, 3C0o sa.!o1s AA'ins
he, oispcssd of a. sc cash.
IHeVsiL.s- Pork ssits ~-rs COO bbls az $40 SJ 9r
od u-ss 81 IS Tor Do, 90 for old pimr Aai %
- Ter n,~ Beet vas 10 good demand 2.bbrb c'aagy
ted at SEA 20 IL Tor PRIME, aad ss ~ = % ~
rsss AFRO Ice bits oiy hicagnl AZ tlVi pine
u.st duh al SD 80 Beef hans wtis la gopi de-
maud tLa scarce. a. ~ for good western. LOT oi
lto trIcss Chicago ehaug'a han1a on pfi1ats tsr@.
tututa's Nsrr Ia 5000 demand aud Lfm vain ters "i
100 UrrceH ,xtfa hams - fc atd ivl 1sis AID tst
hi.plosTH nc hc foI psin And bt 5Ac toe extra su
ger cuIed LrTe ipss Gtni. but W fair demand -
iarf If 900 bbls and tefe-s, az 40 f1r steam
riudsrfJ csc. Estls rendered. also 100 kegs 0f
rev o. Cssc Butter and ensste were without Az ma
'-risl change
hior- tins staris. -. a. "A - ~ ~, - ~
with fsies 81 10 saths w ~ So
FrHe. t....u..-
Sloar- Holder se ttsy lfm asd a. e.. 80 80.
at'aucto rates sFe obtsusd rhe sslrs a. ~.
% o &c fot Ns~ Ufifan- nbd 5itc Cor c.va-
Nu.fn go p 10 market 49, gutrt bBt stra3g wa
'alt4 ~ DO, btf ffstb ct 90 o ana ~ bids druige
ai 2oc tlus AUNT
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MTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS.
Matters Deferred ,

We are unavoidably compelled to postpone the pub
LEGATION Of several important articles among which are
the proceedings Of the American Colonization Society
. synopsis Of the Report Of the Secretary Of the
Smithsonian Institute, 30.
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Hos. HgSrY A wfsx delivered at the capitol IN Rich
merd. Va, on Ncndsy night, 81 the requss. 81 mem.
tsrs ~ the Legislature 40 address on the subject OF
Ntr'herp prcce drgs sgainst slavery Mr.. Wise IN.
sctive IN hts most energetic style and Ssnstcrs
deruncisucns The R,pnBhcsn says also thst he en-
fibttd highly eonserystirs spirit towards the Ame.
rice IN L MON.
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AMUSEMENTS,

l.';; e: Walnut; Ts
Ihq,:s.y Friday t..uri.y evenings o. The pfss:s.
brilliant Comedy Season. which wiz wish ssi
$50 rSs Patron. s. ss r.. s b,.% ys
y s s: issf .:s';
f.o.:sssd &ysriss performer ;a.Ss sp;.ns-
SS.. &c. ss for . psrpS:s To q: ~. fore.
~. e: name: q VI barress VI kshins. ana Er.
,hs ZANE nights b popular Scenic and D:ns.te
III f: Of q a Lac ..s
se. comedy. called Extremes. win also brought forward
si re s
the s & IT, rss::
,tsr ssa;Ss ": prices win be- tie ORES: Circle and
isIy ~ cents En- PsIss.r: II fs,srs bill: rs::-
N. dress ercI. and parqSet family and
ssssd money sass d:.i: f Ssi:
III.
t Msil
LAZY .. crf% ss
Hallway "a. ksnIic Mr. BrCsgha%; Henry Horelsna NJ.
qust % cents Family Circle or Second Tier Is esns.
RURToNs. THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREEr-MRs
~ RUSSELL win take her Fir. Benefit in New York. at
pea1 comedy o. when The s az.
and the HEIR AT LAW of Conans choicest sdss
Will be performed All the Comedians will appear the
comedies. Box book open.
ITALIAN OPERA. AsToR PLACE BELOW EIGHTH
strest;.frday evening January lsth Will be reformed
NTH new dresses by Mr. Hollormsnn Luerezia sigma
AliohIo Sig Bsn.vsntsno Conductor aud Director Max
Al Seats in Boxes or Parguet secured either the
formanes-Psrquet 81; Apphthstre rs cents Doors
attic scmmence at ~ o'clock Carriages Get down heads
east and take M heads west
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL GoNCERT
~ Of Edouard henonyi, Visnist, late from HUI at
Nblos saloon on saturday January 18th, So whchoc
eanon he will be assisted tho following artists
stsphano, from Hungary her frs. appearance Mr. VIM.
seharenberg MT u g. linn and an ehcient Orchestra,
uneer the direction of Mr. Tn Eseld Concert
at o'clock Doors oren at o'clock. Tickets One Dollar
eac to be had a. the principal music aud hotels
AZ ire door on the evening OF performance.
WALHALLA, So CANAL STREET.-LAsrlNG sue
w Of this classical museum of and sculpture
represented by very sTge number Of eae artist
rvaed beauty and and other nertanments Per-
tormanees every night at IA osloek extra Wedues
day and Saturday ats.
DIGEON sHOOTING.-A SPLENDID DOUBLE BAR
relied ED glith Fowlng Piece will be shot for day,
tfiaay at o'clock, at the Red House. Harlem in which
fporsmen invited to participate, well in other
smusements.
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Arorprr DrFarlrtK.-A telegraphic despatch from
Washington. tays.-A general sgsntf0r herican claims
has teen c.tecd IN rsuds 20 the smoupt Of $50 600
srd FED fr, m the city Bs system q operations was
the stsribe q the drafts a the government from small
to Lar
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TORNADO AT NArcHFz, Miss We learn from the on
Of the steamboat Belle Key which here last
evening that Monday morning. the eth inst q de-
st uctive tornado passed over portion OF country R
the neighborhood Of Natches It's effects severely
felt the plantation of MIR McCuly three miles back
of that city His dwelling house, gin house, negro
cabins, and outhouses levelled with the ground
and MIR. McCuliy himself was instantly killed. negro
woman the property of that gentleman, besides
severely injured -New Orleans Pieognne. January O.
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NlRlARINo,s cL.ssrs roK TnE sEcoNp ouAR
CALIFORNIA;.


~ r. EoTcHKIss SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA,
". hsvirs heated IN sapacious vsreheuss and wharf
VITA sueint water for lighters prepared 20 receive
ErEsere q Eerthan siEs aud refers hetsrs JAMES
kesler Co.., lW front street, New fetk and 70 l.. O.
CsnnoL. ESQ, New Bavtp.
ALIToRNIA COLD DusT.-wANTED TO BUY
" $1,000 worth % California Cold Dust which
hisisst rates will he paid, ~ ID. y. WEBSTER,
NOT Ann street.
TIE CALIFORNIA HOUSES or oEo FREEMAN
Co.. 70 Broadway.-By the late arrivals frsm CsIfor-
MA and tie Istlmus are sdvsss that large sunt.r o.
houses bs by tsid mi sold California
Ness tstsactson and have snded very pricee
vrders Tor heusss billed With sspsdtion
we enee OF GEO. FIREMAN CO.. 50 broadway.
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whole number Of sppl,esslops nsto,, ,......1ob5
I......a.a al hNh
B.l.pee now IN the ,r,srury, including ,hi,

III. report recommends some appropriations o. tbs
furd to agricultural std mechanical objects Inc So
e,ud hsneh ~ the report agricultural ftatistics
VIII ret u ready for some months to come. w ~ W
stretched cut pIopottorsely 10 The hf part, IL viii
cost SEINE $50 eco to print the whole report
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nIsChrsrsssEOua.
,CO NssuTAeTURERs on FINE BRIcK.-TuE FAC
is, Sans y sstH I1s' co. ra so. q s srss
corncr e. Ns where exuabstory and plans may BE
''' '' - ''''' l. kshasY, 'i FERN Amtor,NL
JIARDwART. one WISHING 10 ESrka INTO
Chg sioye tusies.s trst rrts epTgrtuhiy oasr. Tbs
purchsser $50 have lease reasonable rsa ~heh
,.sy fsss YrR isfor@s'a Of an "a -
tatsd ~ stgyng at Ne. IS James street, from 20 A.
- -. 70 =. y.
XVuAT boEs 1T NrASi- ONLY Tnfs-Tukr Tnr
w vssitE for iee rersors Nay Ne ret through In
kSs ass ':ss S Isss ss si' ,,,
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LIRE INsURANCE-BRo0KLIN INSURANCE. CON-
rsry, ofiss Ne. psroharts Kx.hsrs.. wall street,
i "a cempsay ss,,suss 70 ,sss rsts Of limited smsuss
dwelnrs, ftsre., furniture, merehsnd Re, At tbs
lOwtst rates 81 prcnium.
p1RDs TBAT ARE BIRDS LONG BREED Cana
~ fies 81 pair. Nc imported trash but genuine long
Ger frs Of superior beauty ard worth raised IN New York
ne cheapest that he found IN the city Call AZ No.
20 Csnncn street. rear Rivi' street
and Join. RS Tools Steep shears Seize business %
Ne late firm Of Ashton, Jackson CO Merchants sad M
nrfat turers Of Sheffield Engand and z3 Pearl
fev lort Will IN failure ls carried uuder the arn and
THOMAS A. CUTS ...
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