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For Mr. J. W. FoRNEY.Messrs. Aberson, Ashe, Ayerett
Bay Bayy, Beale Risse, Bocock Bowdon, Bowlin Boyd
Albert 9 Brown. William J. Brown, Buel, Cable Georgc
hanson X. w. Cobb. Diinmicx. Disney, Doty Dunham
Einundson, Ewing, Featherston, Fitch. Fuller, Gerry Gil
more Go man, Green, Hackett Hail. Hamilton, Hammond
Harris Hubbard, Hoagand Howard Hubbard, Ingr, An
drew johnson, R. W. Johnson. jones' Kaufman La sere,
Letter Ltede!d Job Ma1n, Mason, Mccs rnand, McDon
son, Morris, Morse, Odds, Orr Parker. Peasee, Peck,
Phelps, Potter, Powell, Richardson, Robbins, Robinson
Ross, Savage, Sawtee, Seldom, Frederick r. Stanton
JACOB Thompson James Thompson, William Thomps,n,
venabe, Walden. Waldo, Wellborn, Whnlesey, Wood
Woodward. and Yoang.
For Mr. T. >. CAMrsELlMessrs. Aston, Anderson Ash
nun, Baker, Bennett. Brock, Briggs, Brooks, Burrows
Chester Bnde T. b. Butler, Joseph p. Caldwell, Calvin
Casey Chandler, Clark, CIDgman, Cole Conger Conrad
Sofwin Deberry Dickey, Dixon, Daer. Dancan, Nathan
ION, hay, Raymond, Henry, billiard, Houston, Howe,
lanes L. johnson, Daniel p King, Gsorse King, James
G: X NJ. J?ba King, Lcvin, Mann.n, McGsughey, Nc
Putnam, putuam Reed. Reynolds, Rsey, Rockwell,
kamsey, Sehsnck, scheperhofn, Schoolcat She pperd
Sylvester. Sprsgue, Smnly, Stephens, Taylor, Toombs
Underhil Vin'on, Watkins, Williams, Wilson, and Win
For Mr.. G. w PuILLKo -Mcssrs. Allen, Booth Durkoe
Giddings, Julian, 2. KING, Tuck. and Wimot
For Mr.. sEReK&sr -Messrs CroweI, Hunter, and H.
For Mr. PxIscLx -Ms,ns. Alexander. jackson. Matte
son, and Sackctr.
Fer Mr.. Gouvsnssus -Messrs Burt, cocock, Holiness
For Mr. Mum. -Messrs Campbell, Alexander Evans
Morrhead, Rose, Spauldng, b. Thompson, and White
For Nc Benson .Mcssrs Gsodsnow ADD OTIS
For Mr.. FoorE. -Messrs. Hebsrd and Root.
For Mr.. CLARx,-Messrs. Msachan and Thurman.
No choice having been effected, the House proceeded
with the second vvd vote for Clerk, with the fol-
lowing result:
Whole number Of votes cast, 200
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Prepared only BY Freiios Bropu his Drug and Chemical
Store, anfheast eor1er u Eta asd ChssaSf STA. Phtia.
THIS preparation excellence
properties In all cases where powerful and safe smniant s
required unvaied efficacy well immediate To
the traveller and 10 the family circle Invaluable few drops
diluted and safe and agreeable remedy the
Invalid immediate relief well the eonvaescing
patient who needs gentle tonic In southern climate where The
Of generally induces thirst for stnuian
excellent substitute for those tempting bev
erases which debate and morbid condition
dyspepsia Of the bowels,
seasckness Is active and safe vol pleasant and
cshns remedy and prescribed by the most eminent Of The med
cal faculty.
supply just received and for sale The Drug
Of r.. 3. PATTERSON.
Dec le-lmd&cp
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Mr. WLDRlcK OF New Jersey did not vote in the cleo
ton Of 2 Clerk to-day, having agreed with Mr.. Van
refrain from voting. while he lMr. v. d. might be alb
sent, visiting his home.
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On noton By Mi. PHELPS. the Senate proceeded To-
the consideration Of executive business and after some
time 50 spent, the doors were re-opened, and
The Senate adjourned.
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(MAGETT 4 DODsON would respectfully give notice
70 All their unsettled books,
si on Or about The LEI Of he New Year their hills WIN be rendered
their books for 1870.
Dec 2e-eolw
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Office In A., below Fosv hay It,
OUR unrfvalled Expresses and FROM Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York Boston, and all the eastern cies
with great regularity and with mail speed
ordering from East will well in mind
order by Adams Co.'s Express Our line the only
from New York Washington and parties ordering
goods through may always receiving their goods from u
10 ~ hours Ia advance Of all other
For the residing the upper Wash
ingon have established receiving ONCE At No. Browns Ho
TEL will be received receipted
formation given regard u lines.
viii call for aud deliver goods Washing
Georgetown, free Of additional charge.
r. J. BUCKEY, Agent,
Dec 2-eodiN Penn. Az, below ~
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House 90 nov adjourn; which. by iellers was agreed
|to--yeae los, nays 90. rs
And 90 the House adjourned.
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no CONTRAC'rORs.-Bluc Ridge Tunnel.-The con-
the Blue Ridge Tunnel having failed 70 forward
and comply with his engagements notice hereby gwen that pro-
posas again received the Office Of the Board Of Public
Works. until the 2lst January 1885, for the construction Of the
The tunnel viii be 1890 feet long high wide,
mountain decline from the rate of70 feet to the
The approaches viii be the aggregate about 900 long
and consist Of deep high embankment some walng and
bridging.
Propose already examined the localities, will
of engineer will
obtain all necessary information.
The will be cash. with reservation Of 70 cent till
completion the work; besides which the contractor
bond with satisfactory securities in Vifgna
bond required will be thirty thousand dollars
The testimonials and energetic Of the work
days amer letting TIE work begin bona ds within sixty
days after the period. u CkOLET,
Engineer Blue Ridge Railroad.
Forms proposals and specifications be had both Offices
-
1OUsE-EURNIsHING DRY GOODs.-The subscribers
goods, Of every description, In their iine such
Is pieces English and French velvet Competing
% pieces English Brussels capeting Of the latest styles
IS pieces imperial iheeply carpetne Of the latest styles
rs Brussels, apesty royal wed and plain Venetian
Competing, for halls and stairs
pieces superior ingram Competing, Lowell manufacture
rs pieces fine and common ingram Competing
English cloths, entirely
which will be cut for size or shaped hall OF oom In one
entire piece
pairs superhne banke fevery from 81 IA
% white and striped counterpanes, ow-priced
Is pieces table damasks superior hne
10 pieces table Diapers low priced
"a, l04, 1874 and IA satin damask tablecotis
100 dozen satin damask table napkins
Also piano and table toilet covers owelng linen and
cotton sbeedngs, kc, &c.
jan sLT p. II. HooE 4 co.
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After the reading OF the Journal Z.
MIR. WlLDRICK, from the Committee on EnIolled
Mr.. SrDDOs 81 Virginia, Mr.. NELSON Of New York !.
MIR. PHELPS OF Missouri, and Mr.. REED OF Pennsyl-
yana, appeared, were sworn IN, and took their seals
Mr. BOYD asked the unanimous consent of the House
TO be admitted into the Union TO have some other form
should be referred 10 the Committee the Territories;
also, memorial from Mr. BABBITr, claiming seat on
the floor a regularly elected delegate from Desere TO
the Congress of the United States, which he asked TO
have referred to the Committee on Elections; but
Mr. STEPHENS, obecting called for the regular order
OF the day.
The SPEAKER announced the order OF the day to be
the election OF officers Of The House. under resolution
previously adopted, which gave il precedence and the
election OF a Clerk hrst in order
MIR. hlcLANE asked the general consent OF the House
to permit him 10 offer the usual resolution making pro-
vision for the election OF chaplain before the House
proceeded to the regular order but, members Directing
Dr. BAKER desired to present the memorial OF H. M.
SMITH, claiming 10 have been elected delegate the
Congress OF the United States by the people Of New
Mexico, and asked that be referred to the Committee
on Elections.
Several members Directing,
Mr.. BAKER raised point of order that the presenta-
ton and motion for the reference OF such business
privileged questions.
The SPEAKER. overruling the point made by the gen.
teman from Illinois, Mr. BAKER, announced nominal
tons for Clerk OF the House be order whcreupon
nominations were made as follows:
By Mr.. ASHMUN: Mr.. Thomas ]. Campbell of Ten
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTioN.-By virtue Of q
deed Of the late James b. Philips,
and Of all interested therein subscriber w
Saturday, 9Th day u January O'Clock
auction Of Ed O. g. " Dyer proceed sell highest
bidder the following lots Of ground In ue city Of Washington
wits
Lot No. 2, In square No 40
Lot No. %, IN square No. 462
All OF square No. $50
Lots Nos. II and H. In square No. 637
West half Of lot l. Of and O. In No. 10
Lot No 4, In No. TO
Lot No q, In square No. l,07e
Lots Nos ~ and Is in marked O
Win the buildings, entertainments, and appuenanccs
said lots belonging
more particular description given a he sale.
Terms One third Of money be paid
cash. and The balance IN three equal Of ~ and IL
for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing
HENRY MAY, Trustee
ED. q. d q. r. DYER
Dec eEeodkds Auctoneers.
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WILLIS VIEW BOOK People have Met, Pc
w lures Of Society and People Marx.
The bstue sumnsr-Regn of Blouss by TX Marvel.
New noveSphanie Beauhnmais, Duchess Of Baden by
ford--25 cents For sale ~ TAYLOR d MAURYB !
Jan Bookssorr near Ninth street
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I 81 Mr. JAMES THOMPSON; MI wv Forney .

Pennsylvania.
BY Mr.. BOOTH: MIR, C. w Pheo OF Connecticut
BY Mr.. HOLMES: Mr. 5. L. Gouyerneur OF New York
BY Mr.. WHITE: MIR. J. H G. Mudd of Maryland.
BY MI. CROWELL: Mr.. ". Sergeant OF Pennsylvania
By Mr.. THURMAN: MIR. d. C. Clark OF New York
By Mr.. SACKETT: Mr.. p. B. Pringe OF New York.
BY Mr. BINGHAM: Mr.. b. b. French Of the District
of Columbia.
By Mr. HEBARD: Mr.. Solomon Foote Of Vermont
BY Mr.. GOODENOW: Mr.. Samuel P. Bigelow.
The SPEAKER appointed Messrs THOMPSON OF Penn
sylyanla, CRowELL, HARALsoN, and WHITE, tellers
The reading OF the 18th and 18th rules OF the House
was called for. and they were read as follows:
l3 In all where other than nbers OF the House
may be eligible TO an office by the election OF the House,
there shall be previous nomination."-April7 4, 1889
II" In all cases of election by The Honse OF its officers
the vote shall be taken pipa Uoct. -Decembcr TO- 1873.
Mr.. BINGHAM inquired whether, under the rule,
votes given TO persons not nominated be counted
The SPEAKER was understood 10 reply, that the rule
required those voted for to be previously nominated but
he did not understand that votes for persons nom.
mated were to be excluded from The count
The Clerk then went to call the roll for the first
Ulua vote for Clerk with the following result
Whole number OF votes cast, 2Os
49, ~k4..n
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EOR RENT.-That large commodious three story house.
with back building just erected Fifteenth
streets There two large herns csierns yard
pump attached bathing In the back building
nom, with The apparatus for heating water
wsdobes IN the and the house, nhcd
In ths most modern style. For terms apply 20
Or. CHARLES g. FRATLEY,
General Land once.
Jan 3-d Until
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TIVE Mexican History oS the War; written by the
Mexicans, and translated from the Spanish by A. O.
Ramsey, U. ;. A. vol, MAPS and engravings, 81 30.
the Seaside and the Preside Lonrfeioy. VOL
overman the Manufacture Of Iron IN ali m
vol with $50 engravinr. sf .es1 ---7 4
The King OF the Hurons; Novel.
A New Home. BY Mrs. Kirkland. illustrated
Proceedings Of the New Hampshire Festival Boston,
lesg 1 vol. +,
authors uniform edition.
The French Metropolis ny Gardner vol, 1850 cusravnss
Brownng's Poems. vols, Boston, 1850.
sTicknors Spanish Literature. vols
The Whale and his Cspor. BY Cheever. vol, 1850.
Jana FRANCK TAYLOR
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Mr.. DAVIS OF Mississippi expressed the opinion that
the day named for the consideration OF that resolution
wasa very early one The question involved in the resou
ton was one Of great importance when the present cond
ton OF the revenue Offices Of the United States consd
cred II seemed to him highly proper and necessary that
alter the report had been made, The Senate should have
time TO that report read il, and make such exam.
nation Of the documents might be required for nie
Mr.. PHELPS. The senator from Mississippi will ex.
cuse me for saying that think he entirely misappre
bends the purpot Of the resolution TO the
OF which the attention OF Senate is called The object
OF the present resolution is merely TO relieve the depart
ment from embarrassment until Congress can examine
the subject and make the proper appropriations When
ever an Appropriation IL proposed for this expenditure
certainly the Senate will take the proper time to examine
Mr.. DAVIS Of Mississippi. I did no, mistake the
peing the law which viii otherwise 90 soon lake effect
and that = the very purpose to which am opposed To
suspend II al the moment II goes into operation is 10 re-
peal Il finally and sorry that our friends on the
other side OF the chamber should be 80 startled the
thought Of its going into operation. Try it, gentlemen,
Letting the revenue can be reduced.
Mr.. DICKINSON. Having been absent for few
days, knew nothing Of this blu until this morning, when
found the committee assembled and that the members
had suestanisy agreed to the reporting of this resolu
ton. With some amendment which proposed, | con-
sented 70 have reported. reservng 10 myself the right
70 act as should deem proper, after an examination OF
the question. ] have had no time to examine III and
therefore, If i would not interfere with the action OF the
Eoysrnmeni should greatly prefer myself oppcTtuni
scented TO IL with this view consented TO have Il re-.
ported that i might come before the Senate for consider
alton. F7Tl'
Mr. HALE renewed The motion that when the Senate
adjourn, il be TO meet on Monday next which was ne
gatived on division-ayes 81, noes a.
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WHOLE NO. 272t.

esrv fssh-r. Of ne Crywhioh are nov esst upon a.
an grairtll for All trs. expressive q ne ecr
orshe All rrsporsh.e t~lsi WHICH war siiiese an
confidence have reposed "a ami sA.l tAink Bet
-flce grSuis ,rrrf'r ~ careful cgrni arc III
80 p'r'ornsnc- " ne fnre. wn4cl IA uas 'nils
feS-e over .egisafye o'Sty "a . =. ln.'s &C. ~
lHy IT : p-llar'v wherr Srssi VARIETY ~ cssh-
1ts Interest,". Ne repr~sented IN 'ss Board snail en-
sa' io administer the Gue Cf he stslcl yu0 hAve ccn
ferrrc ur,r NJ promptly fsthfcv =. rsrtSv giving VOL
lnaIy orence 10 none soacIi yoar or6esrsnce and as
.ors'eNi by your al and consideration Nv buses ard
--es % ~. oosse and OF tae ComnoO Cognci. a. he
t,-enl lIls rechharN important and embarrassing We
orng 'cseher more u industry and cf Dissemination
Nos We 'of ~, ~ P-oAe sod nan Of experience ,egis
skoud cause dsus 81 ourselves and courtesy towAl eaeh
other. We sha have much 10 do We meet u,sler nrw
organization not vet oofnpeied Our inlu,afe rr,N~,,.
found The ask imposed upon hem ol sAFnns Inc CIV
eyrmenf u the Cry under rev enactment radically
changing the Ornrcr sw some OF 100 tnmai,s,
-,.,rs-,sl ,,,fh th.f Courril Ia -r.ks = -
coming in how rhs duty ns-f,r.rsS3
II vii De our business scnaiinse, snend and q,
YerfN.i as new system ard fhe scion under b. apd 10
adapt the change n such euier ecies ~ the CITY may
arse sTge class u P0rtsni functions heretofore m
cent law been from power has BEEN
s'ei BY lie Leg stature 10 perform he-e dutee Lbe AIMS
res tor Poor and Destitute Children. The fenitenusr'
b. devei and oher prisons OF The CITY snd ouniN ogc
er with the Hospitals now under ne anos exclusive
control OF the Governors 81 me AmsHousc. But .nl
srr extent O exercise general super.
VISION these public MISUNDERSTANDING ersuN ns
N he oeuevolence snd humanity " ne age puI
non si important covering vast AMI eomrhcs'ed iner
estsinere.'s important vsrei and extensive han
those whic come before ne legislatures ~ s'NefA oi ne
states BY economical and Al the same time wise 81.
uinsfraiOn uf the powers contd o ne, % encourage
commerce and increase - facilities enhance The vaue
public and private properly invite ne means OF our
Cy's rapid growth. such laws The public inter
require; 10 watch with Jealous eye The srpl'es
Of the public moneys. and 70 guard he pubic health
~ he duties imposed upon us by he Offices we
have assumed Let apply ourselves 70 The varied wants
and requirements OF City with devotion and
energy and trust sha not prove unworthy o e pub
Tic confidence
RlcH,So Soorr, EsQ. on motion of Assl Al. Avcsn
ll'h unanimously rcsppoinied Clerk JcHN potNt
va. respror'ed. by the Presid~n' Readef.
Committee. were appointed 20 wsi urcn ne other
Board snd he Mayor Aiouped
\ Commune siion The Messagel WAS received nom Is
Honor the Mayor which, MOTION OF AseL Nd S,Nns,
was laid upon 'he iao.e, 20 bc printed
The Board hen adonnei ~ Monhsy neSi al o-c.cck
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C.,,..ted scat In the Hsuss-The Memorial
AT Mr.. Llttell.

In the House Of Representatives. Al Washington
on Friday Ia.t, Mr. Chandler Of Philsdelphis pre-
.snted the petition OF Mr. John 3 LIttou. oentest
nag the seat Of Mr. John Robbins, Jr OF the i'h
cenoyc..ionsl District Of Philadelphis Co II wn
An, receiyed and referred 10 the COMMITTEES ON
Election. We have obtained copy ID this me
n,,,f,ai from Washington, and transfer II W o'sr
eolnrnn. as possessing Interest," % the constituents
II Mr. Liuel and ~ our readers generally. IL
will be seen that the case presented u strong
,ne IPh1adephis Inquirer
n Memorial 4 J,1s LSrrstL q Germantown ~ coga'y q
Ph ..a.pni.. sf1 STATE a pssDyspss,
R.,p.cfIsAv rsproeais That mo Sh day Of Oeiobe-
lsta1ghs tine appointed BY law COR holding ne general
election IN he State II Pennsygsnisbe vas duly chos
member q youf hOnorxbis body W represent tne
Foarth D,stret Of ls ssd s,se Of Pennsyysnl 81 ma
y 81 eighty eight 1871 sgsl votes over his cmPettos
JohH RObb'ns Jr Ysq q Ksnsngton In sad Fcurh Con
Ia
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Things nj Washington.

Corrsspcn .nse 81 IN, Thune SATURDAY,, lsn
After the public svowal which General CAss has
made Of the course he intends 10 pursue when the
nomination Of JANIS WATSON WEBB comes up for
oonhrmston the general impression here Is that
he may consider himself rejected Mr. FoorLs at
tack both on Mr. SEWARD and Mr. WEBB was en-
tIrely cratultous, and presume he is, himself on
reflection. rather disposed 10 be ashamed Of IT, II
he can be ashamed Of anything he has certain
" stopped hls speech from being published with
the rest Of the discussion Of yesterday, because. AS
he alleges. he said much more than he ntendei to
saw and he desires time 10 revise his remarks be
Mre they 30 out 70 the world Certainly, II his
speech had been reported rsr6ai'm as delivered II
would have been difficult 10 convince any one ont
Of this metropolis, that 1t was speech actually de
lvered by Senator of the L s In his seat in the
Senate. II was, throughout mere personal
philippe OF the same stamp those trades Of
abuse which frequently smnse a bar.room audi.
ence
The Wings hsve done nothn, in the way of &c.
seetinS any UNION or concert ct action in the cleo
ton Of the officers OF the House. The necessity
Sr caucus 10 produce such united action is so an.
parent that the Wing delegations from several
States hsve within the last week. pressed Mr.
Hre1 WHITE Of y Y who Is the Chairman OF the
Wing Caucus Committee. 70 call meeting Tals.
however, for reasons which are hes, known TO
himself he has neglected or declined 10 DO And
ewing 70 this neglect or refusal, the Whse mem
hers are left 70 scatter their votes on whatever csn
diaste they please, throwing away the strength OF
the party, where there is not the slightest ehanoe
Of any beneficial result; while II the application Of
the Nhig members had led TO the calling Of eau
Gus. its concentrated force could have been applied
70 ss in all probability 10 secure the reelection Of
he present officers OF the House.
tseems 20 be the general belief today, that Mr.
foaSrY cannot be elected II this should he the
nc. possibly MIR. b. b. FRENCH. Mr. GoUvfRSErR,
@6ABRiEI WALsKIper, Of your City. may be sub
ssisaied as the Loco candidate. In the meantime,
me Wings msyyet have the opportunity 70 ooncen'
ests their entire strength on Mr.. CkarBEIL, or
sny oshsr candidate they might find more available
There is nothing stirring today IN the way Of
asws In Executive Session yesterday, number
aominations were referred TO their appropriate
sahiect UPsiIoN
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Auswer 70 vcna5le's Resolution for
IA1A.

rer..pondenee Of The Irbun. w..srsrcs. SATURDAY. lar
The answer to Mr.. Vensbes Resolution IN the
House of Representatives. upon the California and
w.Nexico affairs. will be ready for Transmission
70 the House by Tuesday of next week. Al the
distractions that have gone from the Department
Of the Interior to any person or persons whomso
ever. embraced within the purvicw OF the Resou
ton Of inquiry. are TO the two Indian Sub.agents
touching the Enumeration OF the Indian Tribes IN
the Census to DO taken Of California and are with
out any importance or interest whatever From
the State Department there will be nothing save
the copy Of the Letter OF Instructions to T. Butler
King leaving all other information sought for to be
derived from the Secretary OF War, which will DO
contained in his instructions TO Generals Smith and
Rlev In this as in every other matter connected
with sny public act OF the Administration the
President and every Member Of his Cabinet invites
Investigate ton, having nothing to apprehcnd from
the most rigid scrutiny into their oihcla conduct
will endeavor to send you early copies oil the
most important and interesting OF 'he phpeis Uan'
mtted 10 the House
There are now a number of nominations pending
before the Senate including several Receivers and
Registers of and Offices in the West, the second,
third and sixth Auditors and number OF others.
This day could not have been more appropriately
employed than by osposlng oil some OF tqese ho'i''
nations, which every day are accommodating before
the Senate.
VIII send you on Monday n summary state
ment of our imports during the past fiscal year
which has been compiled with great deal OF care
and no little labor from the Commercial statistics
attached to aud forming part OF the Report OF
the Secretary of the Treasury. In the meantime
add the following, which viii not be without gen
eral interest TO all your Commercial readers.
SIArFNtNr
Of ne rdine Of Goods Ware 81 me Grocfh Product and
Manufacture Of Foreign Cosay'ss exported from TIE y
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tyRsEy CITY ITEMS.

MosDsy Agrgssor Jan
SAP AccIDEsT Mrs Elliott, vile o. InIns'
yllo residing ON New ara near bsffow - nss
non. "a, burned 10 death last evening sne "rD, ~ -
aboui darh and Supposed that ems isn M esnts p,1
~ h. ,ns 80 Of her bed Al about 0cgofk bef nhsDss
.ns W ~ 1,bo ,.ss sso N bed doning royn)
BY her coming 10 h. apartment sayelopsd 10 asss
~ 1900. - ed no nor ala bar che ives bsyond n>di
81 AN .na alea about nvs hoars sfiorwsfd
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- Mr. se.rsr. Prs.,den. q pc co .ssa.

n Mr. sesvsr. Presidents Of sss so .S%,.s.
coanel Of ne cty Of bo.,on 49, ~ -, xmoar o,ssr
o. ISgrs 80 ,h.f e ~ owned . Orrsss .nd
P1srv $4,000. <sss, s ssoossSasss, ovssS ssd
Inc wiss III f,~ ssasber u pegils oeon{nK 70 NJ
fss MA and orsaesr shcos p .ts 49, ,es,y
o. 80 o<zi % ils pspiis TIE snnaG sxpeass
~ I,..roz shd rsp&lss a.; ssersfoss o. snooeossse
49, ss1e~x boston sf& tie ozrss o<bS Af4ess e1oea
1870 spvssu thsi The q isxsfsou v - ey Of
"a m Bsruore % oeus. sas's n beaoa - 80 ossy
- oon2 ga