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xxxIss CONGRESS-. FRS. Session.

sEEATE.... wAsHiNcroS, Thnrsdsy, Sep, l9
After ths consideration of routine basiness it
was moved to take up the bill to prevent the ca.
ticing OF assisting Of slaves to escape in the Dis
hict OF Columbia Objection wss made to taking
aP this bill 70 the exclusion of ether public busi
Resa OF Importance.
MIR CHAsE moved to lay the motion to take up
On the table, which wRs rejected sher some debate
. the coutse Of which it was gefsed by Msssrs
Downs. CHASE and cthers that the blu could not
Ssss without much debate; The motion 70 take
sp was rel,cted-Yeas 20, Maya &c.
The bin creating the Office of Surveyor GeRsral
Oregon and MAX Dg donations CT szd to eciusl seteY>
hsfsoT WA rs2d thild tine s-t passed. The General
Appropriation bill was isken up
Several amendments were reported by the Com
rit,ee on Finance, were considered ard saop!ed.
Mr. HUNTER moved an amendment sppropriAt
ug So00o e be expentd under t direction Of sha Gee
iafy u STATE to dsty he cXpenses Of tie Agent Of The
S1hlus Por;e He said he, ho hsd been
Commended " the ConniIes OF Foreign Relations
comp imsa and evidence OF hospitality After soms ds-
Sse in which The Appropriation wa' defended In &C.
eordAree wild Eastern Gsage and likely TO res0 Ia great
beteft 10 our commercial relation. by securing he good
ceiling Of taa 9overnmept o. inc sublime fofte, The
snendmert wst adopted fsSs s. Mars ls
Mr.. DoucIAs moved an amandment masking an
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Very Impert who is Gep. nIarione

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Sept Is.
Gen. Marion left here in the O'Clock cars lot
New-Yoik.
" Gen Marion is evidently man Of mark
or the fact of his having lefs Philadelphia in the
o'clock cars would not have bssn telesraphed all
she way to New York, for Of oouFse We only re-
oeive important news by telegraph But exactly
who Gen, Marion is we are not "a present advised
We shall soon doubtless know ell about it; for
however great may have been the feats of this re-
nowned general heretofore, he cannot escape the
vigilance Of the City Fathers. They are too
fond OF shows and good dinners to allow so dlssin
guinhed heroto pass through the oi.yunexhibsed.
z. s.-The o'clock cas- SIZE in, and We learn
ron our Corps Of Reporters ,hss Gen. Marion is
hot among the passengers, sboash the NewYork
Marion Hose Company are. Bad for the City
Fathers
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AUCTION SALES.

/. g. CARRINGrON, Auchoneer.
10y JACOB s. PLATT,-Hsrdware ADD Ouuery,
Dcon,,sng Of new gooes from house declining eusi-
mesa Also at IL O'clock in front OF The AUCTION f91 Ia
account OF whom Il NAV q casks open ilnE y
panied coil chain 7s inches A'3 ssl9 o. oe S
30 dozen bright AID jspsnned NOES U p Co. ltc sns'
iron and sancspans wool ards one cas- esso
ed ivory combs American slses sIan Ds,u
ware hsndsaws aluhs aud psIes butI hinges arc sons
screws spsrahles shoe lacks table kns suo
fo ks and carveTs wsgon boxes Butchers css ana REV.
bcu3d's chises and gonRea nleS and raSpe sSsse
hlsrkng pad. closet cheat truck cupboard aud ohei
locks sur ard pisoS PERCUSSION caps rat traps lea ara
table spoons brass cupboard ureeps cheons, brass
socket csstors curtain pu, hydraulic inGsspds mattel
snd suspend Jog lamps 40 dox assorted eolhs brushes
SC N 3 Every lot In the Catalogue viii be sold to the
highest bidder. a'V ~
10 vALUABl LOTS AZ AauSrI0Haa,sY
IJCOLL & CHiLTON-0n MONDAY, ssPt q, 81
~ o'c7ock al The Merchant Exchanges Wsilst vaius-
bic ol on Amos so feet Of arsenwce-av ana nea
eAeuop MARKET being 20 feet front and rear and u eet5
inches dsep lois moth side OF Huetyegh,hs 100 Tea
esst Of Iii htb ay and cultivated ss vegesbs garden
cts on Nnthav between Hney.nn,h and Ore hancredn
ats being Ii entire the syenne on ms west sac
lots m side of Seventy secoud-st 100 feet wsis OF
ssven h,av Terrs liberal ase. The above are some
OF the bss lols In that part OF the city sls oiis
CO TTTJ p,oa fer 9TH Auction Sales.
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4. o. @. z.

CIHCtNNATI, sept. ~, 1901.
In this days session Of the Grand Lodge OF the
United States L. 0. OF 0. T. resolution declaring
thp sssessment law, of the lest session to have
been adopted oonsttutionally, was declared out OF
subsequent re solution declaring il to be compe-
tent for the Grand Lodge at any time to pass upon
ihe oonsttutionahty Of laws, wss also ruled Gus OF
An appeal was taken, and onmotion the act wac
'' The amendment to Article With, deprivng all
P. G.'s Of sheir votes, was adopted by 4e to 20.
The amendment to the Constitution, changing the
time of meeting to the first Monday In Sept waa
Protests rom she Grand Lodgea Of Maryland and
psnnaylyana, and Grand Bncampment OF Mary
land against certain acts Of the arand Lodge az Its
last session, were then read sno referred 70 Com
mstee on the State of the Union
Che resolution TO remit and refund the asAeas
ment was negatived by d 30 80.
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ment OF the Bill of the Mexican War-Ways
and Means for footing it-Whs Ia the Rebs
bers s-More Lobby bIembers-Eho RaP-
LII, &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, gspt 10.
You will see, that after brief struggle through
points of order, appeals from the decision of the
Chair, 60 the resolution OF Mr. HARRIS OF Illinois.
for the admission of ALMoH w. BABBIrr, al g Dsi.
egate from tho Territory of Utah, was laid on the
table-thus killed, OF course.
This reaut was not prepared for. Il waa my
exDectaton that motion TO include the Delegate
from New. Mexico, prospectivey and condsionally
he option Of Tezss, as to the acceptance oe rejeo
ton OF the Boundary proposition, being In the wayl
would have come, by way Of am endmsnt, from tina
Wing sidei that it would be accepted by Mr.. HAIR
RIs ss mobilization Of his Own motion, that THUG
8 " compromise would have effected the admis.
sion Of both Delegates, have reason 70 know
TINT there wag an UNDERSTANDING 10 chat direction,
between gome Of the Wings aud Mr.. HARRIS aud
other friends of Mr.. BABBITT. Whether Mr. Asa.
NUF, who In the first instance raised the point Of
order on HARRIS and finally made the motion 10
table, was pryy TO thie understanding, cannon
say. The probability is that he WAS not. oan
scarcely think that he waR, supposing him 20 nave
an ordinary concern about tho welfare " Now
Mexico. DO not pretend to say that ais point Was
not coed one VIZ that Er. BABBIrf was 1o'
OSfRake rom Inc 0utNOfIZGH aotA,''t' -
but do pretend to say that think he might nave
safely waited, under the circumstances for objso
tons from the Slavery Propagandisss, rom w shaa
it would probably have come soon enoosnj+at tSs
wao have thrown every possible obstacle In me
way of those free Teuitoriea ies US nope s~ ell
they could secure some guarantee tnAs sa' w.
Bot The Question rises Has nos Mr. BAs aa.a
Lost his own admission by bis exeEtions 70 gesS
seat from bis political ely i lGy. .ds ag belize ls sSas
osnsss to seek prntext for his exclusion ,a
Bsgps gotten through with this Utah ba1 Ss bill
sbs Honse eDtinto Committee, and took az ~ nsy-
making the accessory appropriation fss sns r-'
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sops Of Temperance Conventions


Ssst bs or VesterSs l. Muller Of 6swsgo
was chosen President, j. g. Graham Of Geneva
Vice. President and Weniey Bayey of Utica and
L. L. Lewis of Rome secretaIieS. Delegates were
in attendance from every sscsion OF toe State.
The following persons were duly recommended
10 the subordinate diviaiuns as suitable candidates
". Germaine, g. W P Lewis Rossi, OF Albany,
G. w M; l. L. Lewis Of Oneida, g. g.; Nathan
tel Cobb, OF Onondague, G. E.; Rev. j. 8. ste0.
bins, of Duchess, G chaplain L, Mills, OF Dave
go G. Cors g.; Thos. J. Francis, OF Oneida, G S.
II was further recommended that the next
Quarterly seaaionS OF tie Grand Divisions be held
York, and July at Niagara Falls. The City Of Uti'
ca was duly recommended as the place for holding
the next Annual Sessipn. in aeptember, 1850:
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House OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House. in COMMITTEES of the Whole on the
state of the Union took up the Navy ApPropFla
ton bill.
Mr STANTON of Tenn said the bill aPpropristes
within fr, ctioR of pine millions and hal dolars
In time Of profound peace the expenses Oh 'ne
Navv have crown to this figure, and it is nos sur
-iia nat e. should ke subject ofload complaint
he nroceeded to show how s#o mliio1s ana
+bree nnrr.ers OF dollars can be saved, and at the
sanoe time ipcreate the efficiency OF sne Nary.
This was TO be done in part by resfencnln8 the
number OF aeaman AID mldshiPmen, providing
re,;red list for ntirm oGicera and the consequent
reduction of provisions, He proposed to divide
the naval forces into two squadrons-one for the
Atlantic and the other FOR the Paoifc-and dwet
upon the advantages and economy Of suon ar
rsngementa. Hepressed the importance OF sup-
planting sailing veasels by g:eamerss and was an
advocate for thorough referm.
Mr GREEN trusted that reforms in the Navy
would be carried or. in come FORM and he stated
the ground of his opposition to tie Mail steamers.
They drew money from the people without cores
pordipg benefit Al connection OF Government with than
come up TO their contracts objected to parnerahpa
rang II necessary for defensive pur
poEes, let them be Constructed.
TIE Committee rose, and the resolution was
adopted to cloIe debate on the bill tomorrow Ths
House receded from liz propagation IN the Deficiency
Delegates will get miesge according to the mort usually
travelled route hrcug Oh the United sales and the Celfo
MIA Members their Pc diem from the time the California
Constitution was submitted TO Congress-.
The Navy bill was again considered In Com
mtee
Mr.. vENABLE went for reform and against Mail
stemers and particularly against the African line pro-
posed by Mr.. Stanton.
Mr. PBELps took similar COURSE saying that
the pes Alreeds In existence and those contemplated
would cost Government nearly hree MILLIONS annually
He ponted out how reform could be effected In he navy
ore course was 10 require Naval officers to conduct the
Coast Survey.
The Committee rose
Mr.. GILBERT introduced bill establishing
Marine Hospital at Ban Francisco Referred 10 Commit
tee Commerce. Adjourned
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Hg' GentIemen's Hats, Fall style.-BIRD, corner
Pine and Nassau sshe style for tina ensuing season VIII
be ready for inspection and sale this day The attention OF
gentlemen OF and discrimination invited TO the pss
tern shove announced, under the firm conviction that 1t
will satisfy the most ssdoua adnrer OF handsome He
NrM C. Sr. JOHN has removed nom lie Broadway 70
the store of the subscriber where he will be pleased to Gee
biz customers BlROi cor. Pine and NaGesn SIS.
August so. 1850. e6 5wis
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Yreun GIexico.

BALTIMORE, TnuItdhy, Sept 10;
Two back mails have been received from the
South.
The Mexican Boundary Commission left India
ola on the 5th, and commenced surveying the
line miles out, all well
The bark Milford, with 100 troopers, from New
York, under Lieut.. Green arrived at Indianols on
the 5th.
A bill 70 raise troops to invade Santa re has been
passed by both branches Of the Texas Legislature:
The passage of the Compromise bill causeo gfeas
enthusiasm In New Orleans.
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atorEa
BiscaAmros, Thursday, Sep. l9, 10 Z

BlNGHAMIUEI
1t commenced raining here this morning about
A M and has continued 30 pour in torrents all the
dav. Ills thu most violent rain storm We have
had during the season. This wind is blowing strong
rom the South and the weather very cool. About
P, NJ, the rain eeaped. The streams are all full.
The cars on the New. York and Erie Railroad are
behind time in consequence Of the rain.
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r. ryssE4z4z+Fsssg1 d GNlNli OF THE PENNSYL.
In ANA RAILROAD TO HOLLt
-DAYSBUR9-Tbs quick est and most
comfortable Wesward On and after Monday, Sept
49, the Pennsylvania Railroad will bs completed to Mi
deysburg ard daily lines will then be this
road $50 mies In the and splendid cars connecting
With alsges al sysburg, reaching PsburRh In 50
hours Those who wish avoid stage tave sill be
yey ed over the PORTAGE Railroad to Johns.own, where
they will fad comfortable new Packet Boats, aud reach
Pittsburgh in 40 hours from Philadelphia, without oaa Of
aleep
Picket Office North corner OF Third and Cbernut
and L74 Marhetst sl6 lwiR A HENDERSON Agent
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ra,anranhina Fent IN ehe southwest.

PIrrsBuRGH, wednesday, Eep. u
The European news by tho lsas steamer the
Cspsdal was transmitted from Pittsburgh by the
fIRiellv line, through the Mississippi valley to
New Orleans in the short space Of II hours
Tkia is one of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF steam
er's news that has yes taken place between she
North and Now. Oreans.
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From lhe South.

BALTIMORE, Thursday Sept l9
The Southern papers are filled with articles, urg-
ing the South to send her Delegates to the next
Nashville Convention, men Of firmness and OF
moral courage.
The Charleston Mercury learns that Judge
sharkey declares that it 10 his intention to refuse
calling the Nashville Convention together
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4 PLACE III THY MEMORY"
4 BEAUTIFUL l2mo by AIRS s H DeKroyfs Pub-
IAliahed and for sale By JOHN F. TRoW, 70 Ann st.
truda


we noticed soms weeks h. publication oi volume entitled
A Place ,hy Memory Nrs 8 T. DsKruy who became bride
Awidow snd blind within ssis The afflicted lady fssa
tue ioher personally engaged the sale Of her book
and has just returned from South where she feesd
the create kindness She has already sold stoH' Of the 0oos
and = now engaged IN dsposIns OF a ihl.j''
In copying the have 70 atd that
have had the pleasure OF Mrs DeRoy su= her return
from the South and have had already esprrsat Tor os
lady greatly hStened With musical aad ches voice, not
NItsandn her 2cou aha spoke Of the gzgr k7tac5s s+
bad recsed from the people Of the South ard especially
vivid her remembrance tbs kindness OF the President and
family and the paIsr be promoting her comfort,
upon her southern Journey citing other instances Of the good
Of bis bsart, the furnishing Of the following steF
WLsHIsoToH. March 2, 1850.
KRs. s. H. DsKsorrT-
DsaT Notwithstanding that Jon about To says Ter
Charleston ase this opportunity to he deep sympathy
which aa erite1 your bs7 KIND
among my the You recommended
them which add interest Taior:rne,
gladly besPeak the friendly Prpv-T3y
horptabe and generous community which y1u propose visit
The members my family JON best wishes pleasant
Quincy; and remain Dear madam,
Very sincerely your Trend, .. TAYLOR
We add that the ady sad DOUBT uo her
severance and energy warcomph i, purchase small home
attic cottage and ht;le poiFhs n her vitovhood and a
,inu 81 may retire. E131 2tswtt
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Affairs In Pittsburgh


The man that was murdered during the riot on
Monday lsat, the Contra hal'road, oiea yea'er.
day from the Injuries he received 0ne murderer
Mack ey who murdered the brothers Beltzhoo-
vers in prison, has deranged mind
The heavy rains last night aud today has chus-
ed the river to rise rapidly.
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" NotIce.-A meeting for the promotion ofTemPer.
snce win be beld by the NewYork and North American
e. Union OF 2 at the Broadway Tabernacle Friday
evening 2oh inst Hon JAMES HAFPBR vii preside Ia
E.qrs and Others. Suitable music will be provid.
ed; Thia Is The only meeting M GoucH Eli Be Be-
cents may be Obtained at the Office Of Oliver Brother,
corner of Fulton and Nastaust Organ Office $50 Fulton
rt; D. Cady Office OF New York Cadet Sprucest ofce
of e. s. corner of Broadway and Reade-st Squire
Rrotber 1872 Bowery Mrs. Dikeman 26a Elijah Ell
Mre DouPen $50 Amos Hrs j. Van Buren,. 81 CLARK.
sop.st. Rrs II Berry 81 Rlrst.sl; Mrs J Pease, 1870
CInton-st MISS i Graves, 25 Forsylhst and q! HE
door on the evening OF the meeting By order o! Com.
utee. sl83us Ia 6bAN ES'
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gSr A Meeting of the Tinnmiths Association
viii take place Inc shakeupere Hoel on Friday eve
cues ted a. burne OF importance will be brought hsfore
the meeting Let every tin, copper, and heeroD worker
and roolei who feels any interest IN the present a1ot
movement come out and rally around the efornea OF The
1 dinpn Il stem.
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Tribune's Special Dispatches.
suspes sien OF land sales.

WAsHlNoroN ThnrEdsy Sepi I9 IEoO
The President has ordered the suspension
&C all land sales on the entire route of the
chicago and Mobile Railroad, for % miles
m each side of the road, and the Land Off
oers have been notified accordingly.
Mr.. John Wilson has been nominated for
Chief Clerk Of the Land Office by the Pres
ident
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DR NICHOLS ON HyDRoPATRY.

DA NICHOLS ON hXURuFAIA1'
yJyHE WATER CURE-A Freatse on the HUMAN Con-
rlituou The conditions Of neah, The csusea OF dileaso,
lice adaptations and esuls Of dydrcpshg By ThomsS
T. Nichols ND
IL worth dollar but sells shifting 1t presents tho histo
~ philosophy practice The Naer Cure IN sr and
condensed manner while gives tie q1intesc inca OF hall library OF
medical information" Wafer Sujs JolId ia,
,t;ac, (Nhotucket Inquirer.
An able and valuabeompead worth many is cost to tho
water inquirer frae ,cal oufstal.
sdee of HIM public writer vodc of his abIy
and rely and the honesty purpose WHICH guides INN
For sale by EoWLEBs L WELLS Cln,on Hall;
STRINGER l. FOWNBEED, under the American Muse
nm: GROWER 500 Broadway; AFFORD, 1853 Bowefy
and J. z. BURTON, 24l RudSon.st Price l2t cents
3w
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Mail RobbeR.

PITTSBURGH, Thursday, sepl. l9.
Gen Hinton has been fully committed at Colum'
bus for trial. for robbiDg the Mail. The stolen
money in his possession has been identified.
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Just Published, price Five Dollars,
FowLERs AND WELLS
wATFR.CuRE LIBRARy.

fENHIs EXTENSIVE LIBRARY, consisting OF seven
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contans all OF importance that has been pubihed on the
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Fani les ct home az well Physicians may ind 10 this
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With this Library, all who may have occasion or de
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The Philosophy and Practice OF the Water Cure to-
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umeR
Price IS for The complete work.
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Ey' Eighth Werd-Ai meeting OF The Whig Dele
psies from the several Districts OF tbs Eighth Ward COM
prsing The With Assembly District JAS. Z, BLEAk-
LEY ESQ duly elected to represent the said District
at the State Convection TO be he 5gra on the 18th
inst. JOHN fOkTEh, Cha1mau.
/ w FOWLER Sec'ry $40 TX
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faa TO PHYSICIANS A rare opportunity for
Up Young phy,ican or that deares good practice
s1 ph a'can who desiroua Of retiring from The pro
esson oers sell his practice, and Farm OF go acres de-
Civ on aaid farm TWO large dwellings, TWO barns
car lage house. &c all in good repair; large quantity
purchase money can remain bond if desired, or
woud be exchanged for City property. Inquire OF l.
KEYsER, 3ll Rowery, from 10 til O'Clock, daily. go Inns
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musroAI o1RouLATIN 8 LIBRARY.

TIME UNDERSIGNED respectfully Inform The musical
public OF Now York Ciy ana vicinity !het n connsc'
ton with their present business they hsye establiaheda u'
sca Circulating Library the Lol don and Paris pa1 hqs
enabr the lovers Of nusc to have c91sl a. mea
,nd Classic Of all the celebrated End faYorte Euro
pesn composers The catalogue containing at presentup
hd 10 numbers wi receive additions OF nav Enu'
sic al Tho arrival OF every transatlantic steamer.
TERas OF suBscRlPTloN.-Sl2 fer one year. VIII tne
prvicRe to receive and 20 change pleasure music for
that amount Subscription for six and three months In pro-
portion Subscribers for The whole year are entitled to the
amount OF Sc worth OF muse gratis ,
KERKSIEG BREUSIHG,
$50 2sFANt Importers Of Foreign Music AL Broadwa
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NAVY Yard, New.York, Sept 70, 100.

ETY. Freehold Workiugmen, tbs N. I.
yndusrisl Home Association srs you choice plot OF
land acre more) short distance G0n This Guy aud IN
led within three years An Unprecedented Kiss 10 value will
be certain 10 ske place. Ali who study thar own and
fauily's interests win not fail 10 attend the tenth regular
meeting itis Ftday) evening at O'clock ct l27 Grand
a. up slsirs. j. sTANERoi EfeotSsn..
r d hURRAY, Secretary azJ III
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NEwsuaca, Thursday, Sept 10, Top.

che sewers rain storm that has been pouring
down in torrents at Owego and points west
reached here at P NJ.
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oLMgTEAD,s PATENY sYoyEg

HALLS, CHURCHES, STORES, PARLoR:, OFFICES, &C.
TBIHE SUBSCRIBER would csli the attention OF hose
Ia want Of Stoves TO his complete assortment OF The
most approved pserDs OF healing and cooking Btoyes
Also manufacturer and dealer Ia p'ia and Japsnned Tin
ware Britannia and general Houae ia rnishng Goods Aica
pared and put at short notice and little expense:
J. d. ANDREWS,
Successor TO r. q 2rowbridgo
SIT linz gle Waer.st.
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BY Telegraph to the New,Tork Tribune,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

WA6HlhGT0N, Thursday, Sept lg.
Gov Vance Of Ohio has hsen rendered tho Oil 'e
of Unised States Treasurer, and it Is thought he
will accept it,
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caRoMo-TRERNnAL SYSTEM OF


RgEDICINE-Price $I-LONG & BRO. Al Ann.at-
pin es and Sessops,-The univeLalaw OF Periodically
or alternate changes the basin ofthe Chron Thermal
ofMedciIe Ia amply corroboraled by EmGouel sweden
horg In his writings See True Christian Religion No.
76 where these alterations changes described
applying to every thing on The face OF the EARTH which
re- sfaud d do the u In Gi ii.
holy Word, in eenesis viii % As the changes of the
"ge6aonA are caused by the alterations OF Ihs heat Of
the app SO the changes Of fines days nights weeks
months yeas &c arise from the aernssions OF its light
Nature derives the mensurshon OF Time from the sppa-
rent gyraion az revolution Of the Of ibis wJtdp-D
vine Love and Wisdom No. rs.
Hence II appears that In every thing la the world Idle
eases not exceo tdl hsre are two crceI VIZ circle OF
light, from which time, chrono',) and circle OF
heat temperature, he,nal which was 10 be demonara
led n-EuClii. l.. d. go liz
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