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On Tuesday evening, this body met at the usual
A0uT, IN the room of the Court Of Terminer and
Oyer The minutes of the last meeting were read
Mr.. BARR read the report of the Committee on
Business, to which the following resolution was
FubJoined THAT we recommended to the several
associations represented in this Congress, and TO
the working men and women OF this city, gene
rally, to abstain from the practice OF evening shop
ping, and TO withdraw all patronage from such
stores as persist in The practice OF late business
Mr. DAVIS offered as an amendment, or rather
as an addition, to the resolution, the following -
Resolved, That in addition 10 the report Just read,
Congress recommend TO the clerks OF this city,
as the means of accomplishing redress OF their
grievances to form joint stock store for the pur
pose of freeing themselves from the control Of any
Both these resolutions were seconded and adopt
Mr. R. WILD then moved that Congress enter
into Committee of the Whole, for the purpose of
taking into consideration the report on the subject
Of shortening the hours of labor. The motion was
carried.
Mr.. HAMILTON then read the bill, after which Mr..
DAY moved that ten hours be considered full
days labor. This motion gave rise to long and an
mated discussion, in which Messrs Barr, Barrett,
Davis, Wild, Crate, Price and others took an ac-
five part, the majority Of whom were in favor of
eight hours instead Of ten. In the of the de-
bate Mr., Crate moved an amendment, providing
that nothing contained in the bill should have re-
ference 10 agricultural purposes.
Ills HuHcut, dlouB Win duotncI ny
Mr. Dtchett, was rejected, and the question being
called for, il was unanimously adopted that eight
hours should constitute fair days labor.
Mr.. KKYsER then offered resolution, that it is
the bounden duty Of the members of this Congress
10 aid and encourage by their influence, and to pa
honise, both the American and German coopera-
tive stores, recently established in this city, at l3i
Fulton street and Bowery, and also the German
cooperative boot and shoe makers, 22l Centre
street; and be it further resolved, that we lay be-
fore the public the claims of these associations
before their respective trades and calings-urging
them TO patronise and sustain said associations in
their laudabe efforts to become their own employ
ers The resolution was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Day then moved that the Secretary be en-
powered TO keep several copies of the reports and
resolutions offered in Congre S. as such documents
were often found to be missing. The motion was
carried.
Mr.. POM offered aresolution-That committee
be appointed for the purpose of investigating the
pidciples of the Industrial Home Association, and
Of reporting to this Congress the state OF its
finances, the present disposition of its funds, the
number OF its members, &c The resolution was
carried, and Messrs. Pond, Keyser and Day were
elected to act as the committee.
A resolution, in reference to an assessment tax
OF fifty cents, was also adopted.
Congress then adjourned.
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THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRlvArB MEDICAL COMPANIoN
sICKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.

DAYTON. Nay l, 18k7.
"DR. A. n MAuRIcEAu-My dear Sir: The Married Wo-
Private Medical Companion for which enclosed one
dollar your address, safely hand. would
have troubled with these few hnss but that i'm
PEELED Of gratitude for myself and wife,
utterAnce to our sincere and heartfelt emotions
my wife has been percepbly sinking for some three
ferng months before and during confinement
successive and debtated and Frustrated
her. putting her life in imminent danger and which
the last OCCASION depred Of Isuppossd that this state
things inevitable resigned myself the
this time tnow about two monthsl heard your
book highly spoken Of tanning matters reaching
my On Its receipt and perusa
the relief Afforded distressed mind and the Joy s
pages parted wife, leaning that the dis
oovery or NJ Desome,u1 provided remedy opened
prospect to which little conceived possible. Nc
pecuniary consideration repay the obligations
under for having been the Of importing
the matters contained The Married Womans Private
Medical Companion But for this another year would
wife would have been in her grave and children ls
motherless."
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MEDICAL.
MA4HlAGE
WHY SO OFTEN lJNHA1

WHY SO OFTEN UNHAPPY.
TIL OAUeEsA THE RnnnDY.
MANY AND MANY WIFE ENDURIS YEARS. OF
helpless snbitten fs that q her husband and
sdns the future welfare Of her children arising from
which, known would have spared the anSuish
10 the wife, and TO the husband
having their origin the mind being weighed
and h.Tsssss In consequence Of the dekns Of the
portant the causes shoud BE- known 70 ever
wife, TO husband that the dreadful narrowing
the health and happiness Of both may
avoided Life 10 short and health precious admit
ment Of the other The timely possession little worn
entitled follows has been the saving health
and the life Of thousands, ~ over
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
copies have been sold since the first edition Issued
The author has been induced TO advertise II by the urgent
publication for all they hold dear THAT may op
Rorunity ofobtaningtl and who have favored him With
thousands Of letters Of which annexed
70 the advertisement.
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRlvArB MEDICAL CoMPANIoN.
BY. DIR. A. M. MAURICKAU,
PROFESSION OF DsEAsEs WOMEN.
Twentieth Edsion. lsso. PIP $50. Price, el.0o.
THIS WORK is INTENDED ESPECIALLY FOR rHD
nARkiED those marriage, IL disoosss
important secrets which should be known 70 them par
Here every femaisthe wife, the other-ths one either
budding into the In the decline OF years
In whom nature oonemplates an important ehsnse-cAn
discover the symptoms and the most rene
dies and most mode Of in complaint &c
which her 10 subject.
The reveiatons Contained In its pages have proved
BY the author permitted By the writer's to pub
lAhl viii Attest
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ISL OF LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE NEW YORK
~ Post Ofhoe. September 7tn, 1880
OFFICIALLY PuBIIsHxD PAPER HAVING
EJACULATION.
Please mention the date Of the list which they are
v'isiSsd. LADIES LIST.
Adams hss haryH Alexander Rebeoca AexandsrNissEme-
Alberteon Elizabeth Abbott Miss Ethan line
Allen Mrs haryF Atkinson NissEmiiy
Alderman ArtGar AndersonM Cedar Aikeen Miss
street
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INTERESTING TO INys LIDs.-THE MOST oBsII-
Constipation can be cured Tin four eass Ia Ave. by
asmtl, portsble gavsnis instrument Also hhennst
wise annoyng Codnes In Feet In bea snd CrAnp instanry
prevented DR. Harribston ct the franklin noase ell con-
Ter aud srhiA indsputabls eredentias and syidenoe
called on. Hours, TO on Saturday,
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a KIM REwARD-JEFFRILs ANTIDorK, A epl-

aSnA RkwARD.-JEFrRikS ANTIDorr. epn-
DOOO else hixturs for the cure Of GonorrhnA oleets
srioturss liar disordors II males speedy oura
without the least restrictions Of diet drink, oxpesur o.
ebanrs application 70 b-nnes The proprietor ehalisnse
snle which the mxtsre vii not cure under the tor
feiturp % ave hundred dollars Furthehe disease esnno
dose Of ths mix 10 taken when exposed
IL put or bottles with full directions At 81 or tettf
lasts cured in two days For sale b. q. IL
RING. iS3 Broadway los Bay ard street.
IMPORTANT HoTICE.-DR VALENTINE MOTT sAYt
il that yuddt nedssted Liquid Cutsls is an invalsAbt
srtise and should be the pessession Of family
tls preparation dseoysr.s Ter dressing Burns
Cu Soslds hruisss any hind effresh wounds Psnreh
camp. kiddistovn. Conn. eel. sns nsnafss
tarefs. WI T. HICKS Cos
lto and Isl Front ct, Wholesale AEsnta
For rale ~ william Bprser Co. sehissslin Brother,
D.viland, ke.ss Co. BOYD = Paul. Hsydeek. CorisA
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UHxPPIuO,

faco c.ps.l. o E.Is .s..n
ssy ssS::ss;1 ss.l At ..sss 'Y pom s:f s::ss
ssssusS The css
pssss having nnsqusisi for sissAsos
n, ..n,,cl I nv SoLIISs Wan :,r::s
| OCEAN sfEAN NAVIGATION coNPANY.-FoR BRE-
70 O. Tine ~ In ii. o1 sss
S.S fhdsS ssSS H. from Per No. !
rI5s. Of ''ssss' II s x: : ::s sssa
60 through the Post Once spscs DELIVERED in asSr;
reduced rates. 6fi ssS # s. xssa snPS
TTNIrED STATES NAIL STEAMER BErwEEN NEW
YSrh and Hvsrpo0L-1hs shps competing this Line
4A TIASrTIG, Capt, wsss
s55iiS $,S Sss S:S SoS S:.s.::
:s.;iss every sS:isss
speed and their .eeonm0d.lisns for passsnssn.ssi,
s s'::.e'; rom sss York
elusive use Of extra size sss .,, rooms S sss
A Ss s pa q TO '''A
For freight Ss:.siEi .g1lS street.
m: !. sfSss f%sr &C.. s.Ss:
FA."o f r., 9sst ssPS, s,ss:T r +:
ATLANTIC kssfss1f.::.:: SS,s::SS::II Il
The Of these shps accountable for geA
ss'es .; ;s
rat: q :, aso
EnPrRE CITY LINE-THRoUoH TICKETS re SAN
ce cessT G sn ss
Chas stoddard commander. will leave her Dock Pier No
f'i sst 'es:.s on s:Tsf f
w,T sn @ r. s1s and s
ship COnstuonFiIst cabin, $500; steerase, $50. For
freight or P''''!f HOWARD aRSY SON. 81 Broadv,yNY
THRoUen LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA
Chagrss direct and By The United States Nail Steamer
Henry sS nas % ss nn esI Per No.
s Srss ss f :s f sds1 s:s rs
steamers running direct to Chasres in connection with
70 ss x ss' .S
f'hAn n6% f IN;fs 1EfFT 50 and IS South st.
win ss from the wharf foot Of lombard street Phiiads
@ q ss.s ssPIynsk a.sS S;'is
snd s iR for h iss
should leave New York Thursday Price 10 per
loot ksssy H1Srs
FOR SAN FRANCISCO. pIREcT.IIHE ELEcANrANl
very ias, sailing bark r. CORNING, Capt. Aaa A. Cor
.ssh true clipper sa
:9s' tsa S s:s S s:
ss.s o. pp
placing their good: IN cslisIHa :, !hs earliest moment
having a al 's apply
hsix6 Sgk slffh 4 ID s' wa street. ssfsss
EoR PORTLAND, OKkGON.-THE SUPERIOR FAST
N ss,as sNBpsTrsa sns ssppsr fastened clipper bari
her cargo engage viii have s1 SasSs
lance q freight or ps:s.s' having Emperor furnished 80
EAIPrF f5Sb. s ~ %.;i .s:s. r"
Captain Mayo will take charge Of sonsgnmeats.
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Prom . Physician.
DANGEROUS DELIVERIES.
zao..---,axv. v..-Nuv .uv-.ua a.

How many suffering from obstruction irregularities
peculiar to the female system which undermine their health
the effects Of which they ignorant and for which their
deeaey ferbds seeking medical advioe How many suffer
from prolapsus FALLING Of tho Womb from fuor-
albus weakness debility &c scn How many are in con-
agony for months preceding Confinement How
many have dicut dangerous deliveries and whose
Lives are jeopardsd during such time viii md u psxu
The means Of prevention. AmsliorsuoR, and relief
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IN rnRsIs INvIanRAr1Na CORDIAL. THE ONLY

DR xoRsEs INvIooRArING CORDIAL, rHE ONLY
~ remedy siecevercd for seninh weaEness and
tursa sisn 90 ruinous aud ineapactsng for socisty
business matIimcny Affections 81 the head hack, limbs
aad eaused " Improper secret habits are speedily
1ovsd. hote-two bottles t6-vith dirsetions and
rortan RdVics married single. Iis warranted
~ cure In every sold by G. MING, Iva broadway
N. Ri hiscordial snd no ether.
TINPARALLELEp CUREs-"yOU CURED ME- IN ONE
" dHJ Of an old Gonerrhoa-D ~ Corbyn." -You cured
me IN fev h.prs, o. an old rrivsts disesseC Dsrona
~ lad syphilis over covered With ulcers
having been under Of the ether physiesn
without tsreht, you cured In short time Hoss 70
2 snd 7tos. =. DIR. LARkOsr. No. a. ssads street.
Nano nd dorrf rous IRE
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rINHE nARKIED wonArs PRIvArE MEDICAL con.
psnicn, ~ at A. hsuricesa, Professor Of Diseases Of
Ncutn 1enth edition, limo, pp 30 price tl-fsars 81
sunurins q phycsl and mental sngush 10 sfse
have been spared BY timely possession o. this ~erk III
intended ssrseisy Tor tbs ~aFr1 % hsss con
marriaFe. AZ ditc9ses Important which sheud
kngvp 70 them Particularly
70 thee whose heslth does net permit o. an increases
family, Nis q especial importane-.
either uddns int vomanhoed the one In the decline %
years. IN when eontenplaes an in portsnt change
cen tLs cautee Jmptos aud the moet edeient
r,fnecs and most certain NODE Of ours In evsry complaint
tEf,Fsst Of letter from s,ausm.n in Dayton, oAeJ
DsyTor, May |. isG.
ph. A. NJ ssrnrrsu.-
~ Any wife hss heep rerceptbly sinking ioi
fous hrre ytsit n-re In consequence Der eet AZ
sush ard fvntrrg he beior- su1 drrng her con-
fneasnt erty sucoessive aud MOTE deeihtstct
her patax her life in imminsnt dsnser ans
Shth she Last ycaeion, dceyaired 81 tnp1ees
Ais q things Inevitable and resigned mTee
VI. The At this time tncw atout two monthtl
rsaehirs ~ On is rscHrt aud peraeni cannot en-
pTsss ytu ts rtef 81 se,raed distressed mind sAt
thc rages impaired my wife, learning thst w
rr0a- ~ ~ Dssemssur uruviced fs1edy. ~
ole Battle "a sno,he- yser wouli havv passed ever
M all huTaan Probability my wife veula have stsr
hi h,r 1sss. s.a ny thdrea lsfs mcthcrlesa.
h 49, iapraeticthls 70 convey nae fuy IRE va
;-na.d to- rasrred Or piatinT uarriaes
.af q. az breaarty, sra az the fueleatten nbet
~ iaf.Ty strs.t, New NafAi iat-. Co. kihany W.
ilvi hoseea T. ID. pe;erscn. ~ Cv'nut street. Pale
" ~ n.aI 81 ss,fy viii he tras Sts.s BY mail ir,
r-si.g, sry p4st vi ts uritsa - vs. al ls;te,
esst kstYvss.l. g-st fate ~ Dr. A. kaNflgkAt.Nf
80. Bee Itfs cifr. cf1sc "a ksteT'y tltos
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Extract from Letter.
TO THOSE JUST nARRIED.-"HAD KEOWNr'

"DR. A. n. hAunrcKAr; Had known o. the Important
matters treated Of In The Married Womans Private hedi
cal Companion how m uch misery might
escaped havc suffered from which
your book without knowing what to do. OBJ
tanned copy and found treated Of trust every
female will avail herself OF the information contained In iw
pages"
Letters arc daily resolved Of this character Unnecessary
TO those yet unmarried hut contemplating marriage n
perhaps hetAng to the propsty Of mourning the
spons6ites attendant upon IT, the imIoranee OF betns
the revelations aimed In these In
invoking their future happiness cannot be appre-
eisted.
IL Of course imprscteable convey fully the
rors yuheets treated Of they Of nature strictly In
tended for the married. those contemplating mArriaxo
neither II necessary since ones duty TO become
possessed Of knowledge Whereby the suferngs TO which
wife, mother sister, may be subject can be obvAtsd
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COPIES WILL BE SENT BY MAIL, FREE
OE POSTAGE. TO THE PURCHASER.

MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION" H. sent
mAed freel Of the United States All letters
ust leIeept those containing remittanee
and addressed 10 DIR. A. n. MAuRCEAU, box 1874, New
York City. Publishing see. No. l Liberty street. New
York.
OVER 10000 COPIES HAVE BEEN SENT
BY MAIL
within three months with perfect safety And certainty
FOR sale ~ Broadway the Publishing once, l0
Liberty street, New York; Little 20, Albany " pa-
v Boston, T. Peterson, " Chestnut street. Philadsl
phis. and Booksellers throughout the unsted stAsee
DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE
II Diseas-vsnsreal Warts Gonorrh0a, Glset, syphilis
ne in hours, by vegetable local application,
without psin Cases Of fourteen ysar that he other
cured Hundreds OF certificates
will verify assertion that others equal IT, Ennis
sions, debility nor any cAs can resist cure ~ ny nsv
mode f'm.'' 'rrssai'rsi rhhktoNr. Z, R..a. stree.
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMP ANY-FOR BRE-
" men, via Southampton The U. 8. mail steAmshiy
WASHINGTON, @. W. Floyd, sndsr will sail for Bre.
men, va Sou Friday, Sept. ~ from Pier No.
N. r., at s o'clock, p. n.
Price Of passage in the Arst cabin. $50
Do do. in the second cabin. ......... so
An experienced surgeon attached TO the ship A letters
at reduced rates For passage or freight apply 70
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zavystawski Mrs @

Young hrs. 10Th street Young Nj. hsrg't J.
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CTEAMsHIP OSPREY, FOR CHARLESTON, 8. C.-Ths
- splendid steamship OSPREY J. Dickinson commander,
will sail from the wharf foot Of Lombard street Phiadsl
freight passage apply at Kinsley Co.'S Express No.
Wall street corner Of Broadway where plan Of the ship
should leave New York Thursday Price, cents per
cubic foot Tickets 500 For further Information refer
z. LITTLEFIELD KinsleY 4 Cos Express.
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EoR PORTLAND, oKEGoN.-THE SUPERIOR FAST
a sailing copptred and copper fastened clipper barb
FRANCIS AND LOUISA, Mayo, master, having most OF
her cargo ensseet will have Immediate despatch For ba
oemmodations imuedi ate application be made to
D. FOWLER, 50 West street, or 10
MAILER Il LORD. Jos Wall street.
Captain Mayo will take chArge Of eonEgnmenta.
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Ter LIyBRP00L-rHE UNITED STATES MAIL
steAmship PACIFIC, Captain Esrs Nys.-This steam
VII ssp.,s With he mail, for xuroP. positively on Sc.
The foot Of Canal street. No berth secured till paid Tor
AL through the Post Once For freight
having unsquasd for elegance
EDWARD K COLLINS IS wall street
The ATLANTIC will succeed the Pacific and sail oote
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
The Board met Mt late hour yesterday afternoon.
Present the President In the chair, and quorum OF
members In their places
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The application of VIM. ii. Armstrong to be APP
peiLted Commissioner of Deeds In the room OF Jas
r. Boyd was referred TO the Comnittee on Salaries
and Ohcss
After further business the Board adJourned 20
this evening at O'Clock.
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Things In Philadelphia.


PHi.pslFiiiA. " etne.isy, FEB lS
II any Of your citizens have been deferred from
visiting Us because the trains stopped at Keusirs
ton sablecting them 10 an announcements oinnita
ride OF nearly three miles d the city | am happy
10 INFORM them thsi the old ryer route opens to-day
They therefore WI and at the foot OF W Walnut 81
IN the heart o., the city
lanes Lenrox, Esq a your Gin was the pur
chaser Of the on gina Mss. 81 W sshlngt0ns Fare
well Address Though Rev. DIT Boardman. a
- 500 Also Of al Original portrait OF the hrsi
President, painted by James Peaie IN - hr : =,
The commencement q the season q Lent TO-DAY
has been attended with the usual religious services
of Ash " ednesdsy.
William Hoodly Aie Of ils city and the largest
sugar PLANTER Ia the Island Of Cuba died Ia Pans
on the isti ult aged shout >
The CorrcS market Is G1 and pfices nave c-cned =
PEI b. sales o; IS bales principsLy tpsaG - 10 - o
urne Tor nidGh ing and TAR quNy The fLotk n.IArt =
ouet sales Of leo bois eorruon orGitsioT exFo a -
5 PEI bbl Fer ely c0gsunp1ou ne sers AZ A5iirI p"
\, r.. r.r- III - n. as * Saes u loC ha k4E flols
q =, A. = small ol Of COkN NAL a. = ttt f-f Dol
In NHFAr nd Rye no sAos have ORA r-Esss-l - :
h h,ntte3 -srs sAles Of yellow A. s. 1e NeisLi
oar, .r~ Sul Gnd sses Rave .rGnsqlrrd Ahrfr = =
Increased dernsna for NewOriean: AoLAss.s 40 80
s.es hav- beer made a. ~ u0uhs winch 4 A. A. Fsntr
SCS1R Is he'd orry further szles u Ne-Ofesrs ~ =
per - csrso Of LsElsyrs CosErk Ard one q AsfeeA
30, have arrived. tgs nol We, snded WnsAf->--7s Z
So o. sToex-Ft,, Ba1rs rs L-hlzh ma. - -
Reading, let $50 - y. l49. ~ .f -, - -
s2eea Pirsaars Coupous e.. - 81 = Suse Cara y
Penn Ia les; Morris. > Is 10. L s9Sc Fen
Is -; 40 l. ; b. 4 g. o. ksnslnEfou W W - =
Roo A.leshaay Co, 81 =: % GIard y > a-eA PAS
~ SO Cus6s - ~, $500 Do - w, -.
Read b9s 81 s. n0s do Mortgages $50 % 81 BALI
lois le Fem RR. 81
sS-ea1 toaye-ll Norh Bk nv SEC si--t Re ~.
Css S. "a ~; y 81 30, 81 y Wilmington b - g-
"a Ars 81 s.: Rssd Rd. lee; 100 Phrs Bk- h'>s
- 80 Aeea Be- So sSSo CRY S. - i0i5 sou Tx
- heg pes g bds - - NorTis0wn n. -; : Con-
* :. sN Morris Gaze lli 500 keDs W W s.. >
49, bs - = Aorns Csn. Il; - o Gas Bk, leS.
A. Pea 81 81 saaoNYS q, lel
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MONK ABOUT rHx LAwkKxcs Nuenxp rA.
Rasss Hersld % yesterday ssys tha, On Mona.v c.,
ners Jery was summoned and POSI- morsern
hsa The examination. BY seves~l respectable pAx,le.n
of The pace resulted IN tading that sesnvi hss -
made ~ pefterm criminal operation Assks OF SS,..
were ioaRd upon her bead which showed that 49, ~
heea s,rQek ca The head with heavy we&Dca The hs~l
we Scunl shoal three miles on the city OF Lswrs.r~ ~
The town N Meghuss. the roa5 fan Nesh0en u Law.
rease N small stream. II sPpssed IN evidence hat
SesesseS hecsrae acquainted wiah Young Darius
Taylor sshe keeper 10 Lswrence about two
The sesiaianee grew leto innmsey, and ne gr moved
10 La~Fcase and worked for ume ~ NE eotoo ta
~ hal place The parties % this civ and stopped
some ume here with siser Who married aud returned
70 Lawrence Wednesday, the sth OF November Hes
deeas s,fssroa ad sdn % her working IN the nils
seprescssed - Bearing Seeh,fnl repQsIon Here she
nD&tsca ~ the evenias ~ TIE ~ u Decemhsr lSsS
Ncn sac lef TIE hoase 10 ale the O'Clock tain Lowell
snl Dot heard ol until The time when hex r.
Insins Nsnd ioclcseS IN sack with towel sri
WOO eoaEd srcGni her Hes lover D.
whom eng2xcd be married came 70 IN. civ
Aseai foas weeks A and sod ssr fsends hee Of AZ
seece They were greatly SURPRISED 10 hear Il they had
frequently wri.Sen W he's ard received answer When
.sAed why be had been eorceea shsug her be
answered that be sagseed she wss plsysg uses vPoa
nun And had slipped ca home IL 10 slsc sad hr he
Qacs,ioaed 10 Inc parpoTL soue o. Nar days she
she wss m ssing and manifested snrpfse % eorce
The runk OF he deceased letters 10 AMI ~ eer lower
were found IA which The sei Of her sInsion wes svowe
add fcely spokca about rhese cers were akcn u2 -
LAwrerce by the otfcers wko for hen YESTERDAY,
aud res4 By The coroaess Juy. The vesdei OF ne
apo Dxas Taylor In Ills city ere e some tsk thai
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~ The Loco Fooo union nnd harmony in our
State Legislature on the subject Of Slavery wa
spicily diversified last evening by passage be
tween Mr. STORY Of Duchess and Mr.. BuRKor GU
a Oreans-Mr. ;. iDterru pting Mr.. Il to call hn a
liar. aud Mr. H. responding by throwing tnmblcr
full chisel at Mr.. SIS head. The glass barely
grazed Mr. BIS shoulder, and, glancing, was SILVER
ed at the Clerks desk. II sucb compliments are
" be intercbsnged regularly, the Clerks salsr.
should be raised Mr. Corr Of Essex Co inter
fered and kept the belhgerents from beating each
other.
Our report calls this a Hunser and Barnbun'e'
fight which ia not exactly true Msssrs. Burourhs
and Story were both Cass men, bat Burroughs has
been haif way Free Soilish for short time past.
We presume toe breach the party viii now be
put IN train OF adjustment