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NEW HOOKS. &c.


M ORGANS LITERARY DEPOT EXCHANGE PLACE,
AVA adjoining the Poet Ofiee New Orleans, LAT the
above establishment awsy be found BooBs
acrpon. consisting Of Novels History Biography, Scien
tihc, Commercial Geographical aud Medical Works Also,
eonplete nsfortmept Of Stationary together with all the
principal Daily and Weekly Newspapers and Magazines.
Country orders any articles In the supplied and
vsrded with despatch. Books mailed. Prompt attention
paid 70 WORK ordered BY mail Foreign Books imported
to order. J. q. MORGAN,
Literary Depot adjoining the Post oce New Orleans
PS-Com pl@te arrangements have have made with the
principal Publishers Throughout the Union for supply Of
the new works az fast as issued- J. G. n.
vTNDE GREAT ROMANCE, 1.-THE LADDER OF GOLD :"
Il in The Ira Of Tomorrow. Price. cents. Ofce -
Spruce street. Sold everywhere in the city.
A PRESENT FOR YOUR TAnILT-MogDIs AND
IA Wilss Home Journal
PUHIIsHKn NNrgIN- So rEn ASNuN.
% The best paper IN the union."-Evenng star.
Rather get IN coal than without IL. -Boston Post
New Subscribers can be supplied from January lan N
immediate application he made teither personally by LETT
teri 1T tho OFFICE OF PUBLICATION
No. 10Y Fulton street. New York.
VALENTINES VALENTINE FISHER X Bro
Their. fBecesssrs 10 Turner Fisher respectfully in
form the trade that their large and splendid Of
Valentines ready for sale Orders from the trade
whom liberal discount viii made, solicited. At 70
Chatham New York; 10 North Sixth street. Pkia
eNrLis, or II Court street, Boston.
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M HAT DOES " MEAN9.-ONbY THfSs-THAT Tnr
w vasfrr f,r lel fersers msy Ne got through one
fcur, Or 2ls cans Tls Ia cr your money returned
lnftructirn he's printed AID BY oil IN sealed
lTe ~ ~ ltvas invented BY the sres cheui Letig.
Nh tci thc secret fr SO 500 No house Nfe should be With
tu- g. Save TIE View NcIk city Christina Tneiirenser
Wis tavge echoed ~ ~ least Eve hun irei rewspsprs
cicas and ~ theuffrfs who tried this
dsss ~ cell a. ~ ELY ETREEs 81 No 50 Nassau
ltrNNt. N. q.
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NV IOKK no1IIs.-rnE AnrEa1IsrR NIsnIro

~ Nv lthk HOTELs.-THE ADFERTIsER WISHING
70 remove Fast. is DESTROYS 81 connecting himself vita
hstaf Hotel IN the city Of New HSrf Bookkeerer OF
Suffhttndnt Ne has er-nce and knorledce e. either
fal' snd nov holds stus,on IN one ofthe priaeirai
ifts - ut re proprietor 81 which ne will refer
twcnhls W a. been IN intimate csnnestion Win the
Ntefn traterr rutc Tor the past fifteen years thereby
fornifr IN extensive tCqusinance and controlling fnfu
tuee worthy t aterion q proprietor havise charse
hsrCl arte Hotel lie viii influence
ths hfdrg heiesin several ~ tte Southern states 70 ne
fcrse in c % erEsrc firess r. D. care r. TLurtton
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Sur, total ss2s2 az 1888 9es 40 90 sis0is N
III. following table shows the aggregate amount
esv.d fer tolls all the state canals for the years
1-z4 to ls49 inclusive also the yearly receipts from
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The funeral Of isfe Bg fcnsick Who diet At
Mstseies. Frauce in is41 and whose remsins
Gently brought a. this country took pacea Savannah,
ss On the sih inst.
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u A. Chiffon, AUCTIONEER.-ra1RD AVENUE
LIE and Thirty egth street rropertv Cole Chiffon
will SELL Monday neat valuable lots this avenue
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wt~cELLAsEOf,s.

CsNELi1A JAPONtcs FLegFRs AND BoouErs -
, Ihcse DESTROYS q procuring Can ella Florsrsn uanty
csu h supPcs I. any reaenase extent with Double Waite
tltudlffh l.dy Hume Blush other dne varieties
moderate rts, and she Flowers iivered arr-
20 the sutscrhtrr Their extensive collection a.
tors 10 nov ~ ducug hundreds ~ towers dalse alec
ft.t vtrey q other forced e1otcs Cut forsrArraagei
IN the drawing ~ STYLE desired M In
taste
bisfmsnt Boquc,s furnsfcd 81 a. ss composed on
the ~ cccs White caufna ard Other Covers Also
tcutive 81 buts In frit for winter
erirE, Chinese lriu roses, Givclaaucus, sc.
J. ". rNOkBUSN a Co.. rs IaAa street
IftEsn TkAs AND eROCRniEs-wE WOULD ~
form TIE public that =. o. FOhLEK has IN Store ana
s daily rtreivrH from tts importers and
Green Back Tess White and Brown snsafs End ro.
csss % eli ttsr Which tousht or cssh will so
it lowest ash Trirss. HE $50 Gfe.s
20 Nesey. and ~ Grand streets.
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~ n. DIsBkou's SIDING SCHOOL. NO ~ F0URfH
w avenue day and evening fer Lsdie and gen,
The reception and school, efe vel
warmed ard comfortable in the most ncfment wra'htr.
Tnufs fsdsa far1 A. A. 70 L. ~ fer ccaii.sa from
70 5aL47 10 D.. n.
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ToBAcco.-Tbs annexed statement shows the move

WHIsKtY-Tbe market ten ded In favor OF the buyers,
with saes Of 40 bbis Prison pennsylvania, at
cents, cash. Drudge was duh NJ 2dhc and time.
Wooi. Holders CT fleece very hrm. and the de-
mand IL fair. There bsv- been sales this week. Of
200 600 lbs the par uars which did
In foreign the brace 81 bales nwahed
Syria, az l3c and 400 DO washed do ut Gle, mos.
.fmounf OF Produce per Railroads Yesterday
Err Rautord fIoyxatoutc RttIr,If
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~ tLLoWs WILLOWS! l-fe BUNDLES or FIVE
w french iust atrved per chip Tsafssr. from Havre.
Fr sale on stdns in quantities 20 tut purchasers BY
J. u ELEI. No. I InIln ..ra.A
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AMUSEM NTS.

49, ~ - 49, u "a \
RRoADwAy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVENING,
ID Jan ~ will be performed the drama in three acts, Of
Ss9n Mr. FrsdsrsS en4y bsr.S Dominic
Ne. :r.s SssD% eu.A Dssa LUCY
hss s9a 81 . WI s.sSs va
Chapman The MARQUIS aOnsyis. Mr. whitinEi The MAJ.
shonsss OF Roneyis nrs HELD Doors oGsn a half
Circles. ass Gallery. is,sc. 0'','' 1851 --N go
RURToN's THEArRE-oN. SATURDAY EVENING.
y ne s called s' RTE ssyss S6
Torr,ns, E.q Mr. Clarke; Captain Murphy nsgairs
Sleek VIZ Burton; Lady sowerby crea@iey Mira noshqs
comedy Il &. PdoS GTSrLEsaS- Dr. oiapcd W. Had
away Sir Robert Bramble Mr Gurton Frederick Bramble
Worthnson Mrs RUSSELL Roa ss I"crst f Serse Mr
ITALIAN orEKA, ASTON PLAcE-MoNDAYE EVE
Dohissttfs master, piece Anna goLSNA~Hsnfy VIII
fa ssP a csno1 ss9 s:y
r aes ss
Seats in Boxes or perquet secured ther for
iormanee-parquet. 81 Amphithears IS Doors open
at7toeemnence at o'clock. Carriages set down heads
east. and take ny heads weet
MANAGER and frssristor john Greenwood III Assist
for novelty The Manager bas engaged for week the
m s s an
on Si;s G1a
Robert galts ara the celebrated Ergsh pssr Maj Cen
vile ocmpaniesi ia America composed q Mr. + 9. wymess
Pete Morris hesrs. Merrhed, Warden Clark, Rose and
Hggin ard Misses Stanhore Pentsnd Courtney and Vest
Admission Is cents Chdren under 10 years of i2
cents
RARNUAs MUSEUM. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ brilliant galaxy Of MISUNDERSTANDING variety
The Drunkard is demanded and must be presented this
week for the 81 49, 49, 49, aud ist times Mr. VIM r. Goodall
personatipg Edward Middleton. Maid Of Crossy
%atehman Rose Of cordeil Jasobite Haunted Yankee.
week Of Mr. Nehs born without Ttania the Native
Dwarf Scotch Mammoths Gpsey Gen. Washingtons KNAPP
Gen Tsylors Sword New Portraits of Clergy
pnngariaDs and Mexieans Wax statuary Father Ma
code Alligator Rattle Snakes Hummes Idols. Statues,
and 10000 eurioses Admitance IS CENTS children under
ten years, IN cents
VNALLBALLA, Sc CANAL STREET. BRILLIANT
w Winter Season Mon Plus Ultra of amusement Mrs.
Kellers far famed of Female Moo Artists,
srels French Ballet and OF other
Performance night ia o'clock Extra
every Wednesday and Saturday, at o'clock.
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Non SAN FRANCISCO. CATiFOrNfA-THE NEw

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO sHiPFrRs VIA THE
~ lsthmus ~ Isrsus-shirrers ~ rcods destnei for
ttlfgfra the West Coast via the ffthru and directed
- Mefsrs Zschrifsan Nelson co ~ rtrsaa, their
sscrs ClFsts hereby rotftd that al ch.rEes for
orvstare c., have 10 Ne rrc-raif - New loff. ~
ERNEST sgHRtss0S.
g. " Al street syf4ti = 81 sfalr.st.
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BIlippINO


lott viii leave for Bermuda and he West ladies
s,s ~ hs ~ IT,. 4 ssa ~ NJ i,S se
ssnsert and their bsEsage The mail viii close At the Pos.
nAirLASp. PHELPss 90. Agents /, Stone stree.
CALIroRNIs THROUGH TICKETS, AT REDUCED
rriees-sailina from ncw iors Saturday. Jsnusry
mail ,sssT:hI ogloi correcting a. Iasama .i,s -.
". Ord bis the cheapest and mos dssAh Ofai routes %
rRIcTs ., rsss,er THROUGH rno~ WV voRK 70 sAs
rRaNcIsco, esiUoGNtA. -.
sifsi eshit ss,e hoor, iLrtt ~
ssseraes Berthe. foubd BED trd Beard 20
u Va & sIs .rd y ~ sV So si .s@s,
% the Pacific. nenday, lith s.y q Jsnuary fsrs
nhLR1ELh l.g ,oss - leave COZ csssrs' as., fr ,.
J.npiry esosh The Cherokee ,hs only sienmsr
rs direct 70 .hasres IN eenne; uon 9Th Tho s. Pssiss
~ ~ Cherokee vii fnd cofors snd va
v ihs q MAI steamer a. P.n,na ,ai have preferences
Ssnrcpn narss o. yAss-ro cH.enn
Atss saloon. oniy no bcrths in state roon.. tlE
Forward saloon state rooms. ...'....... im
s hs sSey, shs ,ths SAN; ,siiS .ij have mo rri-
s's''as' 'rha si's r.,sre.s ,ns board
Vary .rfcsioa Is Necessary . sssur, rAisaf6 r;ss,s
90 'a'''' s6 Ss 5 soS srss
t'oR sAS rRANcIsco. VA RIO .JASEIRo. VAL
n tfrafsn sd ranama. Tuesday. 9TH Ietmary. The
sttausnip NM ORtEANs, J. ID: Mood commander ,loJ
1us burden viii leave fer ssn francisco rect via Rio
Zane Nsrtrsifo and pfnans from Pier No. 2 North
RIVER o'clock The New Orleans has unlurassed
oda'i1n and sccrfd cabin
farc ~ san frsncscorirs Cstin. s'p second co. $50
rssssse spriyto ). nOHhRbs sos 81 Brstiway.
l,OR CALIFORNIA DISPATCH LINE-THs YES
els this Line TIE Fret class onanssi by abs
and espcrenced hfstrs ara sal ast Csnsrnaens % ne
san 1urBst, fish Co win NEE. With
rrurt sales and rcturus made e.ei e,nsr IN coin or
GOLD dus, q. Q. SUTTON, - Wall ~
trOR BAN FRANCISCO, CsLIFOREIA-THE sUPL-
rier fast saiiins. A chip VENICE Sage. tnsatsr
Of 0 heB tavirK 81 her board will
receive Immediate 3esptth. For bhauc 81 freight Or
SIZE, hAvire Superior Accommodations or trt ard secen3
Y \. D. Fowi'gT v IVES, s,ss..
EUR SAN FRANCISCO, cAIiTorNtA-THE NEw
n and elegant clipper ship SAHATogA n. J. H. Trash
q Jarusry, hsvins part q her engaged To
shTfts 81 rcisht or passengers she presents asvaa
which srcea frendring her arrival
a. sen frsncsee in advanss q other ships leaving
da'ers trht cahl raaen4ers oniy VII De tatsn Sscoad
cain ul be farnstsl win comnoto1s
rooms instead of hrths PR fright, which wi he
tn ~ Low rtss ~ rareuart o. tasage srpy board
SLATE ChEDiNER slowFLt. M south .sorto
JAstSs ki1H SON i6 Wall street
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO sniPFrRs VIA THg
ttofrs tie West Coast the Isttrrs and directed
- Msfsrs Zschrifsan, Nelson Go ~ pansuaa o. tier
Citarss hereby ro'Gtd that al c.rTe for
forrstaire, Sc, have TO Ne rrers.t - New lgrs To-
g tuttrss'. sssasi . Na ssttf.st.
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TUITION,

rI,EACHIRs-wsN1ED, IN a BOARDING scHppL
near the city tee ltacGrs -one 20 take en- srIe -ff
and Nusc Piano Foftel sud the other 81 the haths ~
general ErEst csrarmcnt. None except such 81 ae
fuly qualified. srd can rrCduce saftstarv testrrnti =
need a. DIS, Inqnirs AZ Uisrk Aun Book ssre Broad
"a
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AmUsE MENTS.
powERY THEArRR-sATURDAY EVENING JAN

RoWERY THEArkE-sATURDAY EVENING, JAN.
~ will be speassS last tine ss new play IN 1--WE
Afsr-cardinsi Halsrin Mr. Stevens Atnos, Mr. j wa,
lsii ss ssrs %say N
Sn TIE n 0nsfS re yss PSpur
Ge,t ssrgssst s:dsrA csrtsnshs Mr. j. Dunn Deg
TooHs via oSe S as win
rise AZ 4 Boxes IS eent,i Pit and Gallery, l2h cts
CHANFRAUs NATIONAL TaeATRE.-sATURDAY
win Ss sSsa %
SFEc s TO BE- ~sss BY m Ss
cs'ysins As: LossssS After wss& ,hs FEMALE SUSa5
bert Princess badrouS"dsar Miss L,csyer Rsli% Al,ss
NJ ss r. conclude with tho farce Of the Tsa
bert Rose Mics Lechyer Boxes 25 cents Pit 21s. Doors
open at GA, Curtain iises at 7.
MITGnELL,s OLYMPIC THEArRE.-sATURDAY
pT
NJ hs f MY B nszSi fifF nsS S
IhC%as Mr. SonOysr' Baron F9cCtun Mr. WasO PIN,
Mss y The uAs 81
IL as Sss W
Dus9a Mr. Nchnscn Pauline, Miss NicknsOn Doors
Of returning their sincere thanks TO the New York pub
ret ss in sns have
The the
poe the Ba~Iy Theatre Cheapest Place
In the world splendid variety of performances every night
nths saioOs ehsste moral and free f,OIn ali
MANAGER ana
ERANKLIN THEATRE, l76 CHATHAM SQUARE,
Every night until further notice. The original
known Female knstrels, consisting Of seventeen
formers being the only organized band of ladies the world
ATroupe OF Model Artiste who will number
OF living pictures taken from classic history The Female
Arab Girls The Infant Family, together with variety Of
entertanmsnt An afternoon performance wedpes
Pit. l2Hc.; Stage Seats IN cts; Brvate Boxes, 50.
GRAND ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, S33 BROADWAY,
~ corner Of Anthony street This is the instructive
and interesting collection in this country To
be forgotten 1t strikes such blows tell
mind and heart through life Ask who
it. We need only that IL day evening,
and Wedn esday from II N. to p M to ladies' Adms-
sion rs cents
ITO LADY AMATEURs.-A DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION
that has been in successful operation time
DESTROYS Of obtaining few ladies Of respectaty
members. Address }. q. r., 655 Pearl street.
SPORTING.
~N><N-NN~~~~~>~NNNNN~N>> NN>N>~>NN~
"A of at the Grand House. Grand street. VIII
hamsbsrgh. Monday next, between and o'clock p n
The we'll known, and being well matched sp-
rited race uay be anticipated.
RAT MATCH, AT NO. 70 PRINCE STREET, WILL
take place az o'clock This Evening side
tween MI Tibleys dog and John Walkers kill IS Rats
each, against time.
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INDifLNDLsT PoLIoE ,oIFloE. lso nRoAplwAr.


Notle-- Geo Reyea rost repeatedly iuforas sshssg
itstnors lns Compares hercuans sni citirsrs
gnershy thtt be has reufnet from his soathra tour sad
A. h.. sfersa Gao. RELfEA
n n-if rrquired. Ne will travel to sty part q F..
Tn "a States fuTUTe'
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CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA ExrREss-orFIcEs OF GREGoRY's
maori a. f Rollers s' sa ses
City, Moses G. Leonard and Co.'S stores Mormon Island
Mn ess ois Dry S1 pissss :.
The arrived from caiiornia in Tie last trip Of
s S h Ss% s s
and go direct through with and small PARCELS will
and collecting for this ,pTes the arrival departure
B-Iwo through tickets wanted for the Cherokee and
-, JOSEPH W, GREGORY. 50 Pearl street, New York.
All PAYMENTS Of this express received in California
7 CUNT cos eALLFoRsIA ExPREss-rsoI ALL
s s II Ss n i. Of san 5sG
s;is' h I: Geo. Geo.
S'y , TSEa t sSss SoV W,n Mason R ;Iass
s.o wS # sss Want
leigh ofsan francisco; and a. O. ADAM. Of Boston.
r. +. HoTcHKIss SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
sss Is rs Sd sss
e cd and refers 70 Ms', Zane,
Cannon. Esq., New Haven.
CALIFORNIA GOLD CATCHING RAvINE-CALI:
qrs sS nyeS 10 r s the
FS b.aS ss 's Park Row. rs only 80 at s
ers &c. Circulars given away. ARNOLD bUFFuM.
$1,000. For SALE AND TO LET.
RyLpING LOTS AT noBoKKN AND IMPROVED
'''''A W. W. sHIPPEN. Agent.
L,oR sALE-A PUBLIC HOUSE, WELL KNOWN
throughout the city. IL has been established several
eabshments in New York The present proprietor being
about to retire. will dsI: q s e lstfer
Two LEr-THE ELEoANr LARsE Roox. II DEY
which IL built and would make the best billiard
IN New York being but few doors from Sroads
EoR sALE-THE STOCK. FIXTURES AND GOOD
will Of the extensive Bottcng establishment In the
city. Apply TO THOMAS MEANS, iof wstcr street.
7Ne LET AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN
The spacious and elegant building in Broadway be, ween
Ire several will be LEI sparaeiy desired
AO. store Ne 49, Pearl street For Sale 70 Let-The
second aud Third avenues Apply to y. ARoENTI, ..
Brown, BrOtherss Co. 80 Wall street.
DoARp. WITH UNFINISHED ROOMS WANTED,
- tor ,, 'ai, o. .arse r,rssn. in TIE neshsosrhood
Board. CT atham tqpa'e Post once.
RoARDING.-BoARp WILL NE FURNISHED, WITH
- handsome accommodated 70 Lady OF Lady and Goa
private family tGsrmans In the vicinity % Esst Twenty-
hot street. between Frs, end Second avenue Enquire Al
A. g. Brosd Ssy Post Once. viii Is Attended co. ~
BALLS.
THIRD ANNUAL BALL OF THE NEW YORK CADET
Lances will take place 81 the Coliseum. No. 80 Broad
way on sonday evening Jan. lith. $50
HALF ORPHAN BALL.-sEcosD ANNUAL BALL
Or the tsnsht Of The Roman Catholic Hall Orphans,
InonAs GLOVER President
kobtkT hOGAN. Wee President.
JOIN y. DOrLf, Secretary.
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ID rnoVING-CHARf STEWART, HsNuFACTURER
II 81 lswclry silver Ware 49, VII remove feonsry
T5 broadway STAN. 10 lef fn4sfs1u ~ n
iunsditely the upper q Nos II and - SohA street
htply above.
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WALLBALLA, Sc CANAL STREET BRILLIANT
w Winter Season mon Plus Ultra of Amusement Mrs.
Keers far famed troupe of Female Moo Artists MN
srels French Ballet and variety OF other entertainments
night ~ o'clock Extra performance
every Wednesday and Saturday, at o'clock.
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ArA NETTING OF DEALERS OF wAsufNorO

MI ANNUAL NETTING on TUE ASSOCIATION OF
~. hecyes tnd Dealers in Flour, will be heid AZ Dell
mtNcrs IN Monday neat ats A. All psr80as dsaii1g ia
tLe article vLster members invited % attend
NOrICE-TBE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF TIE
~ Insurance watch take this opportunity Of returning
uer sincere % anSs % l.. Nhtrmsu "a william strcot,
generosity during store On
the night Of tie 5th Of January is6o. BY order
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The Lntest from the Can,tol.

TARIFF hovEMENTs-coL. FREMoNr's BILLs-AR-
RIVAL OF THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR, ETC.
oun SPECIAL rELEeArHIo ooRRxsroSDEscs.
WAsHscIoS, Sept Ii, 1850.
The tariff proceedings, to-day, indicate that there
WAS some log rolling on the Compromise bills.
Col. fremont's Gold Placer bill grants permits at
the rate of dollar month for thirty feet square
for each man. and hundred and ten feet saurrs at
$50 month to work the quartz rock by machinery
Mr.. Rabbit has stiu chance Of being admitted as
u delegate from Utah.
Brigham Young, the Mormon patriarch, is spoken Of
for Governor ofDsseret.
Mr.. Stuart, Of the Interior Department arrived to-
day.
The Governor OF Georgia, 1t Ia said will call conyen.
ton In reference to the Territorial question.
understand that a gentleman Of this city has en-
tered into a contract with Jenny Lind and Mr. Bar.
mum, and intends to rebuild the National Theatre
which was destroyed 10y fire the night after the in
sugurstion Of the late ex-President Polk
T. Butler King, in the Republic Of this NOR ming has
strong letter In favor Of the African line Of steamers
large body of Congressman visited Noun, Vernon
yesterday By the steamer.
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HAMPTON. Hay, Raymond. nebard, Henry H,ard. Hous-
ton. Howe. Hunter, jackson, NY. Johnson KY: Kerr.
King. RI King. MI; sann Mass Marshsil EAtteson.
noorhesa, Norris. Morton Nelson, Ode, Otis Phpnir.
Pittmnn, PntDsm, Reed. Robin. Root. Rose, Rumsey,
sseset sehenok sSh.rmsrhorn. sahooler.f sylvester
srrsrue, Stany stephens Ca Stevens Pa Strong TAylsr
ThOnps%n ThomPsrn Thurman. TOOmbs. Tuck UadsrhilL
NAasL seesrs hysrett Bay. ssyiy Bsa,e. Rooth Boz
den Bowlin. Boyd Brown Miss Brown, ia; Buel. Cable,
Caldwell XVI Caldwell g; Cartter Cleveland Cling
man. Cobb. Ala; coooet reherry, Dimmck Disusy Dun
ham. Durkee Ednundson ESiux FEATHER Fitch FULLER
Gerry German. Green, Hall Hamilton HArAlson uai Ian,
Harris Tenn Harris Ala Harris ILL., UibNard, Housand.
Bsladsv Holmes Howard Hubbard, Inge Ala. Jackson.
Ca johnson Tenn Johnson All; Jones Julian King
N.Y. La sere IeHer Littaded MsBn Pal Mason NcCier-
nApd. Mcdonald. Mcdowell hcLan Ahsn, NcMullsn. No
Queen powillio Meade Miller nsou Norrs uorse Orr,
Parker Pesslee. Phelps. Potter, Powell Robinson Ross.
Ssvaee Seldom Stanton. Tsnri Stanton Ky; stetscn,
Thomss Tenn Thompson. walden, Waldo. Walaoe Well
born whittesey, Widriek. Wood, Woodward. Young.
The Senate private blils were referred
REFUSAL TO coNcuE WITH THE SENATE RELATTNE To PAY
MfLAcK
The bill to supply de- dcepciss In the pay aud mile
age of mem bsrs was taken when ths House rsfus-
ed to concur in the senate's amendment computing
the mileage OF the delegates aud mbers from Ore
gon and California by the most usually travelled
route.
The House then adjourned till Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-15
vhc Death or Louis Phinppe-The House OF
Orleans.

The following are the surviving members OF this
brunch OF the Bourbon family, to which attention
will be directed by the death Of the late head Of the
IIouse Of Orleans, Louis Philippe, ex-King Of
France
1.--Ex-QueeI 81 France, and widow Of Louis
Pbilipps, Maria Amelia, daughter Of Ferdin md
late King Of Naples. She was born in l7s,, aad
wesmarried IN ls0o. She resides in England, and
bears the title Ct Countess de Neatly
2-Duchess az Orleans, (widow of the eldest
GRIND Duke Of Mcchleuburg- Schwern. She was
born in 1911, and married ia IS,a. Her husband
the late Duke of Orleans. dica in 1872 leaving two
children, viz -
3-1ouis PHILIPPE, Cont Of Paris; born 1888
3-RobeU PHILIPPE, D9ke Of Chirtrcs; born
1870
The surviving children Of Louis Philippe are as
fellows IT,
5-Lcrisa Maria Tarrcsa; born 1912, mlrriei in
lS53 To Leopold, Mug of Belgium, by whom she
has thTee children.
6-Lcuis Charles Philippe, Dukc Of Memoirs,
Dor, 1sl', married in 1870, 10 Vcioire, daughter of
the Duke OF saHc COburg and Goths, by whom he
hosthfee children.
7-Meria CicmeBiine; born 1917 married is
lbia to Augustus, Prince Of SAFE CobuTg anI
Gotbs.
sy-Fmpci-, Prince De Jninyllle; born Isis, mar.
rcdin LIS, 70 Donna Franchise, sister Of the I'm
Ierr OF Brazl, Ivy whom he has Two children.
D. Henry, Duke dAumale; boiL 1872, married
~ III, e. Marie Caroline, daughter Of The Princc
81 OF the family Of the hing Of Naples, ~
whom he has a sou.
y Antoine, Duke 10 Mon'pensier: horn 1897,
married IN ISi", TO Marie Louise. si.trI o. the
Oucn Of Spain, by whom be has daughter