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MOLASSES CUPS.-And sow he Buckwb.,, ,es.
ton has arrived, and soon wl come The bit.erest Of al
sgs bitter cold mornings when srdget will bs told to
teqn s.op, and the beau:if4 closAcovered Eoss.ss
ss uesrly resembling silver will be nesded and all
sslies no have not will send for them ~!ihDu,
Fay 10 The Britannia Ware s;ore OF
Eal s. IUClUS HART, 6 Burlng. alp
RAEe ROPES ard zil KINDA Of paper manufacturers,
Issnass ia, bought and sold on liberal terma By
ne saUET 4 BEARiCk sON, ik3 and lks Eo12a
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uENYs TRAVELLING,

Saving AND DRESSING GASES
HG La,est Styles IN Efea variety Also. Essdlos Drsss.
Ia tins Sn6 toilette ditto
EYl s KY's PLANxA6GNET GUARD RAxoRN,
An entirely now article toug furnished with guard
ahich eGectualy protects face nom being cut and
ny be used by aay ptrsos E!ib perfect safeIy seS
ERossale only by
FRANCIS ZONES sUNs, 6Mddenlans,
N5l eolN Importera Of Cutlery and Fancy RArdRare
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FOR CALI tjR

fAEtE hF7 It- F-tI-
n,CFa THR0UCH LINE FOR CALIFOk-
&z4leAAS MA AND OREGON VIA CdAGR 81 diract
~-e''-- II le new sadf4voIl.e STEAMSHIPS
CHEROKEE $40 tns Ca7taiB Wludir
PHILADELPHIA i.it0 TINS. . Ca pun RoAt r. Pearson
form the only direct line between Nev-Yors and Chs-res
AMI IL connection with the United Ma steam packets
u tie Pacific enlnou!y Inc through % $ 40 Franceo
ard mCl'iHy line through TO Oregon TneY leave Ne1v
York aboutthe 3lI and 28ff 0f each month
THROUGH RATES OF FkRE To CHAGREs
Gherobes Pbi!adepais
Saloon Stale Rooms ..- SlaH ~ 500 go
Lower Cabin 20 g.
AL above dine az Die same abp3 have me privilege
o. the Saloon
Storage found with Iaa.Iesses
BHd hoarf l.-.... e=n.0f 10
rreightto ChAens - cents per foot Each passengers
allowed persona baggage free To tire extent OF 2 lb NOT
exceeding N measurements cbc - Expenses tic
ist1nus are born. by thr passengers
" freight or passage appi1 %
ROWLAND u ASPfNNALI 81 Soutn-st. y !
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TfHgD STATEN leland FEHRY.-Un
@hlaazrseri sand afer June !, l35O-Leaye New York
SksSssnsHSSzT at l. g. g 49, II A ri and 2 3 0m A. s.
ann O'clock P III Leave Yanderbilts Landing at T.
aIa II A 81 and J. 2, 8 l. g. and ? a. m
Fssss-- rzsEzezr=-z- C AtIDEN AND AnBOY BAIL.
4fGSsi sreSsS4ssssp ROAD LINE for Philadelphia al
gaa- clock A NJ and II o'clock P n By
etearboat 10 HIN POTTER daily, SUNDAYS excepted tfoLs
pier No North River FareSrst class cars =; second
GLASS cars. g 40 -
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81 FOh SALE fhe lhrees.0ry brick houseisrd los.
The s7t IS - feet by l25 deep Il let's a! prose ~
s7e4 with house rear. Inquire Of dEORG
SMITH, ccru4rof Prnce and suliyan DOLLY
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;. aIr-sss EOR nOsTON. ylANAwfoRr AVE

Ill
6 aSass-sHFA ALL RlV RBy The splendid ard suPe-
E&zAE7sRsNA@1~ ror steamers BAY STATE and EMPIRE
STATE OF great strength and speed particularly adapted -
the navigation of Long Island Sound running IN connection
Viii The Fall River and Old Colony Railroad distance %
s. miles to Boston only Leave pier K near the Batery
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt VIM Brown oa Pses
DAYS THURSDAYS and Saulrdays al PM
The steamer EMPIRE STATE Capt benz brayfon, ~
Moudays Wednesdays and Fridays, at 2 NJ
This line Is he only ont thai runs direct Iof Newport
These steamers are fitted with commodous state-roo1As
and every arrangement the security and comfort Of paS
scuger, who are afforded by THIS route nights rs ga
board and arrival II Fan River proceed per railroad
reHcln4 Boston early the following morning OF can relpa2
on board getting their breakfast Il wished for unu tna
stqrt;ug of the accommodation Train al II ADJ VINCE
reaches Boston a. about 50. AN
kaggage.nasteri attached 20 each steamer who re-
and tickets the baggage AMI accompanies to same
toiis destination -,
as by other lines
steamer m connection Win tus me % ana US1
Providence. daily, except sundays
ErCghto Boston taken M the same rates as uY tho oths1
regular lines and forwarded with greater expedition by al
Express oeh train, which leaves Fall River every mora
ing SUNDAY excepcdl ut O'Clock Tor Boston and NOW
Bedford. urrvlug its destination at OF about II An.
gEt apply on board or az ihe office on Pier 4
For state OF ters apply on board or 1t desre&
10 secure tfem ahead application may be made to
ieIOy TISDALE BORDEN. Agents, ~ and ii WesS-St.
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zIg'~e4o FoA SALE OH CHARTER-Yks
krgsS3ss,sssss17 raw md eleg41 ig;le Nesmer A. d.
SCHULTZ, l6 ,uns, rs ieei deck, dfsws
81 fec ru1s II miles p.r horr; very economical n tue
Also he stetner NIARCp OF 3oaHd noiorely q her
boat mar be chartered for excursions Apply 70
III In J. y. COgREE Agent, cor Beach and Wes sI1
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sssa FARM ROK sALE,-A Farm, consisting Of SO
~ trsrsis land, which "a good house hsIn
and oth6f budiugs fuii orchard &c Is i'ue'ed II
tie I o. ARmsroneck, wescheEcr Co a9ou ~ rli1,
utes walk from tie NGw.Yolk ard NeT-HaVen Katf oad
Deg VII rel wtole IL parcels OF or 10 acres io
building stes. has commanding view u Loag laLend
Bound ana ;hs surrounding county Apply 10 W. ].
LAWRENCE on The premiRes, or 10 h. PleD4Ls,
- Beetu an-,i. Nev-York OF g.
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=. } powNns E 90
y. ..r;..r1sSInn NrENOBANI

-.sIyCisIISSIOD WEA0HA61S
2GRAaGEIQ t4IY8
CAIfr07NfA
,s5s-a , :, ~ yo-ts- r 81 s4aaeej y = %
ftt 4.s 5frdor5 70 "a LoftsAa-sI, fiSaf<
s-1fc g <ropi'as 5nr.7"ortn slsnton z -
e.oets.e sir l. , r. Gts~oo u FronEs, &ileo .
4 - At dselJl g sa5a - Yfoota Co
a. 4 so il soa,n-sr bI.cnh@tf . Go % resLl-s.
. G~gs Il4 tNidon-Sle Sooi - -. a.
Goo. T0Tl'a i'tca u - -
T3TRNIUs EnTEAs ,,,.qf-,
80 tPAHAN4
= " laV4a4 aUU8E u U1..rea Wstsce :" -
gHS raHA&i 8sIlROAn HoaE1 :. gorEoaA eF
d ~ lhe Inanns elnont of a Fliof sue } " CongeF
lib AYffafC&N HO7EI. ,, Cruces, unde' ~ Hss
cement Of !, Z Fclyer snd Miller u
FrsE UNiEJu sTA?ES h9gEL = Shnanl4 %aasi
iro gsnsgss s7i - Adrisp : ajdie' tel D&In
SAIIFUA!a a gold DysT Sands end Q ltrtz
wanted BIZ SOLOMON & co Gold and Silver REM
ere Aaesyefr sweep Meters Ene Cleaners OF earta
mir erat sid ell Known substances hs' coutsn the above
rneela Old gold, silver dismoods and precious stoRes
r1vshi euea a and siysfFnlths sweeps ores ana
I'll natd suh5tnoe' gound - his 4 t1ery refinery 20
hUp..L N Y n b.-Al kinds Of goti' and plated mot2s
wanted. 49, - lLli
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~ FOR SAER-Or wlIl be exchanged for produc.
i've Cttv property, Farm Of rs acres 10 he lowe Of
East Fithkil Duchess Co within five miles Il sIsan'
bosi OF rsilfe I'd House barn and out buildings Inquire
OF lhAlAsi AtVhER, ST. Bowery, from 10 uilS o'cocE
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TIE 9ROOERs7
srhE INSURANCE COHPAHI
Qtce. 70 81 Wall, corner Ct PeErl-st II
CAPITAL S2flNM
HlB COMPANY having their capital al PAID Is, Z
cesh are prepared TO insure Buildings, MerC5gndlsei
zousaho3 Furniturs Veseel IN PORT heir cargor, 10
sY6.c.l loss damage by fire. also the Rsk6 OF alsne
Navigation end Transportation OF The los tsT9rsbis
ter,7F knloreaa promptly adjusted a7d paid
DIRECTORS
.su.gs sIOAr hoses TAYLGE 54aPEoR &C1A
rrrEz EARTIH @sEORGR ELDys s,BAs EURBHALTr3
sgAucIs SRIBDy HgsRY BpE", asa PoRTEh
"a 9EFlLsoN, ALEX 81. 024F1s MN. 2. Ro5TEA
sAEPsoN ssQoEE reFidog.
Mmros sNI4n. seore,ary. z7tf
HUDSON RIVER FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY
OF WATERFORD, \. Y
Office, N0Sj IldltStrect, NetO. ! Or6.
CAPITAL 100000.
Hon Hugh White, 7 IorgsD v Y g ygs99den5u'ehI
Alhea Eoxo1, Joshua A3or9 Samuel House,
Mayo Pond, G!lbG La1sing, hoheIi b axe
I5AIAH BLOOD, NiceP President
P. G. Avery, Secretsrv
rgJHIA COMPANY, hzying 2 fu! Capital paid IN
and Invested are prepared 10 insure buildings mer'
chsudise bouaehod fuDiufe against loss or damage
by fire. the reasonable terms All os9es promp ~
aduaed and paid at the NevYo Once In money cur en-
al the Banks In this city Local Referees Hon, John
% feed JAaE8 A REQUA, Agent
TIKI MERCHANTS INSURANCE 90.
.g THE CITY OF NETWORK, office Ocesn ESak
9BBulding. corner Of Gteos wich and Fallon s1 6asA
eepjis 82GGca Ipsurance sgsDsi loss dsmege by hrc
CROWELT knASg rresideDt
GEoEeE " BArAss, secreisry ieSod
gBROOKLYK FgRE INSURANCE GoMFAHx
AF-OficS Nc Msrchgus Exchange Wall.sl II Y arr
AZ yulson at. Brooklyn wA EF25woEFB Pres
r. @ STRyREs, 8scretafg. aus eES
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ri FOR SALE OR To EXCHANGE for property
N in ornear this city II OF excellent land pleas
AH4- an village near NewEIaven, with twosory house
barn &c within few rods of Church Academy, PosObce
&c Price ) 400 Also Gu rods from the above 50 acres
beautifully situated wildwood streams ana eyery requisite
acres OF Young wood-Pice $500. Cash may be added
10 the above for CITY property Direct note call on
~ e0dtf WI ii PUDNEY, los Bleecker-st
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FOR SALE.

80 AN PIT fATh SALE.-G huII1InE IUIt on US
- rorhue corner OF first ey and One huudred'an Il
teeDlhs each 3 feet q inches font snd rear by 100
feet 10 depth: also Lots the southwest corner SrsiaY.
prd ore hundr rec ffteenth; each the sans sizs
lois on the fouth nice cf O97 hludred'G1d
vgesl Of F!rg-.v each IS By 100 eetia depth.
lola on the sds OF hundred and fQu TENN
he! zen HE First ard Second C0muencdg . teel
ives, Of Fra AZ each g By feel For pce sad further
paYicular; OF the nD1ve property appiy 20 ANTbONI J.
nLEECKYR, Aucioueer,7 Srcad.fI Ole !"
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agEssr,,t4 q 81 III. BA8M0RE ofsr, 81 heir
srufsctorT ard rsrerooU Si8 81 ecker
a "a q :st corner Of Charlesst an assortment Of
rs 6 j Ielegant riAroyor,o5, with the mo;alic
,rame and reTerte bridge snd al other modern improve
peu.s o5 Ina
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EBROOKLYE FgRE INSURANCE GOMFAHx
G-Ohice Nc. Merchants Exchange, Wal-s n Y. arr
az Sutton. st. Brooklyn TN EF85woEFBi Pres
r. @. ETRyREg 8ecret&fs, aus Chs
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M, PACE3g on INlAA SALYk Tor the cure Of
y .scrohlls salt Rheum &c Tor Gale BY RUsHfoN,
CLARK L CO no Broadway ~ Assr do0ta and 37S
Broadway ~ SW
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7 =
FIJI ING LOYS-S lo!s oHlnR on sulon-sY On tnd
s&i& tfe cofel Il Eovtst erd between Hostst and
De Eegoe place. with building thereon SAD 9'' arc
each q front and by II ees 10 daPn also
lesrsbe lot, ofecly a the above, Hlyrst he
lu Fuong t3d Lging'!on eseh z Ieet f'oa. 6s
no1ey csn reusi1 on bond mortgage F'r prize and
fu iher particulars OF the above popsy sp2ly 10 hfH0
TYJ ELTECKFR Auctloneer sr0Bd-si OF lw
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CLOTHING.

StmMER WEAR. VIVA T. JENNINGS CO.
~ DhAfEks rAILORs I'm sorters Of Coths CASH
meres' Nesdngs Fancy press Articles Ne 81 Broadway
American Hotsl and Pennsyvaris avenue Washington
d. o. ofer for ospeeuon, an extensive assortment Of
sea'ouabe Goods which VII ~ mads I'D 10 order II The
proVeroiAiy moderate pees which IN view OF our work
has given The esA6shneni precsdsnee as faruhrx he
mosi economical II not the lowest priced sArrnsnis
fhe ready rsee rock comprises elo.h eashneret er,
10 grass CLOTH and linen sacks; De Orsay. dres. and
froek coas Cashmere, merno and drilling pentaloonR
Ek, sEtn b0mbszne msrseilles Inca and ehAly ves,s
dressng gOEns &c. which, with selection Of he choices,
Eylei Of fancy dress Aeles consisting Of ersvAs hand
kerchie gloves suspenders, shirs collars bosoms Ge
We would commend Ihe attention Of purchasers with
assurance Of their superiority, 10 style and character W
mosl OF the clothing offered In this market
We would refer IN particular The PantAloons we are
enabled 70 furnish and sOeil call from the most fssadi
ous.
The Army and Navy will find Us well versed In thcir %
grades On The service ielo
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JULY 8.

oonn, eor everything, and yet not one OF them be
.hlo No nsrform that which they would attribute 20
The weak powers and intelligence Of young girls
W,yoLfIe dietu Is 1t proper-is il acting the par.
Of good citizens 10 keep secret that which would
open the eyes Of the community, and warn them
against such an "imposfure" II these things
which 80 puzzle the mind Of those who are unior-
tunaey less gifted than others Of their brother
mortals, can be accounted for upon rational and
scientific principles are they not, them so much the
more entitled to investigation, especially BY the
liberal and inquiring mind Of sciencel The family
thus associated with these knockings have repeat
edly declared in the presence Of many, their WI
lineness 10 submit 20 all proper tests are ready
and have offered 70 meet any committee OF respect
able and intelligent persons, male or female, at any
place they may appoint, only s,ipulating that the
results Of such investigation shall be Published 10
the world.
-1Where are the ra,ioraliEtsl Why is this offer
not accepted
The writer, as well as many others, hopes that
those gentlemen who have promised 10 clear up the
mystery, will do 30, and that they will allow few
Of the rays Of their perceptive minds, TO be re-
Elected upon those OF more receptive character
In our search after truth we will remember what
ST. Mark says; There is nothing hid which shall
not be mantle sted, neither was anything kept &C.
cret but that il should come abroad
Your obeceniservarL jos.
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MORE ABOUT THE KNOCKINGS."
Spirit KnOckings.


To Tie Editor Of The Tribune;
SIR: The conversation which had with you the
other day concerning the Knockings, was inter-
rupted so that did not clearly understand whether
YOU believed the results to be Of supernatural
character, or whether you considered them as ex'
hibi:ions of wonderful but natural power, pos
sessed by few extraordinary and favored indi-
viduals. expressed to you, in the most decided
manner, the opinion that the whole affair is con-
summate piece of jugglery, and gave you some of
the reasons upon which that conclusion was formed.
Just as we parted, you expressed wish that
would send you written statement Of my exper.
fence and rensonngs upon this matter.
A year ago this present month, was engaged
in one of the principal cities Of w stern New-York
in giving experimental lectures on Human Nature.
In these lectures treated Of Phrenoogy, Physiol.
ogy and Mesmerism parts Of one grea. science
of Human Nature. insisted that all the wonders
Of Mesmersm and Clairvoyance are purely natural
phenomena, and attempted to explain them up.
on strictly scientific principles, utterly repudiat-
ing the popular idea that invisible spiritual beings
have any agency in producing any OF the results
| had scarcely commenced these Lectures, and had
not yet expressed my own peculiar views, when
| Gus Spiritual Communications made by means OF
ofsupernatursl Knockings in old house in one of
the suburbs. The details Of the accounts Of the
knockings and other performances were precisely
like those which are now exciting public attention
In this city some Of the most re respectable and in
teligent citizens were found among the converts
Gentlemen and ladies, whose characters for vera
city were above all suspicion, corroborated the
| most wonderful accounts OF the answers which were
received to mental questions secretly put to de-
parted friends concerning matters which no living
mortals but themselves understood. The alphabet
was used there in the same manner as here The
| same method was used for expressing numbers
| and the same mode was used of giving negative
| and affirmative answers. There was but one point
OF difference, and that that the principal per.
| former was q clsirvoy ant subject and when mes
merized had the power Of convening with the spir-
it's and thus obtain an explanation If the spirits
were willing to communicate Of whatever was
| doubtfaliH the knockings
| When l first heard Of these mysterious opera.
tions. was surprised at nothing so much as at the
| credenee which they obtained. Scores OF persons
went to witness them filed with skepticsm, and
returned convinced or at least COMPOUNDED. / bad
no doubt whatever that the whole thing was a de-
ception but the difficulty was in proving it to be
So must confess that my curiosity was greatly
excited to know by what means so many shrewd
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Teachers for the West.

The Board of National Popular Education have
issued circular on the subject Of sending Female
Teachers to the West. The circular says:
One hundred and seventy-fve teachers have
been sent out, in seven classes-commencing in
June, ls47. They have been sent TO Western
Pennsy lvania, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Mime
sofa, Iowa, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky
Tennessee end Texas. More than sir thousand
children and youth are under their Instruction.
They all teachers in, and very many OF them
superintendent Of Sabbath Schools They have
done and are doing great good, occupying positions
in the circle Of beneicent Influences AZ the West
that can be tiled so well by other agency.
IL is proposed 10 send out another class on the /
OF October next and TO gather them at Hartford for
the preparatory course on the 23d of August and
the undersigned now invites applications from Ia.
dies TO form that class. The applications should be
made by letters, addressed by the ladies' them
selves, to Miss Nancy Swift ct Northampton, Mass
who has prepared the last fur classes, and who
will take charge OF the next.
Each teacher will know her destination before
leaving Hartford, and her wishes will as far es
practicable, be consulted in regard TO it, We de-
sire, however that the teachers should 20 there
with some confidence in the wisdom of those who
are TO decide upon their locations bat, above ALL
in such spirit Of conservation to the work of doing
good that they shall be wiisg to 20 any where and
do anything to accomplish, to the greatest possible
extent, that true and proper end OF human iie.-
They are expected to continue teaching at least
two years, unless prevented by III health. The re-
funding to the Board the amount expended for them
will invariably be expected, should they within
that time, and without that cause, discontinue
teaching
We have sent teachers Of all the Evangelical"
denominations from which applications have been
received. Applications from them all are desired
The union feature of our movement is deemed very
important We want teachers in whom the Chris
tisn shall decidedly predominant over the Sectarian
spirit. We aim not to build up any particular de-
nomination through this educational agency. We
leave that to other agencies.
The circular from which we have quoted is signed
by Gov sade, as Secretary AMI General Agent
As to the objects Of the Society they are well I'M
derstOod fully coniided in, and need no commenda-
ton from US. VI Chronicle.
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tion from US

TOBACCO GRowISG IN OSOSDAGA Co-The Sy
ractse Star of Monday says: Robert Fleming and
Peter X. Reed have purchased MY acre io1
some three miles north. west of this city, near the
village Of Liverpool, and planting the whole Of
it with tobacco. Some twenty men are now en-
ployed there. We learn also that they have seve-
raj other fields in different sections Of this county,
from all Of which their crops will be very heavy
These gentlemen have been very successfu for sew
eral years past, in growing this article at Manlius
Onondsga, then, it seems is to become far famed for
her tobacco, as well as salt productions.
LARGE FIRE IL CANADA-We learned yester
day, by way Of a gentleman who had just arrived
in this city from that place, that the greater part Of
Pickton, town about 30 miles above Kingston,
Upper Canada, was entirely destroyed by fire on
the night Of Wednesday last. 1t is supposed to
have been the work Of incendisries. The engines
Of the place could not be used being out Of repair,
and the winds were so high that the flames swept
everything before them. The amount Of the loss
had not been ascertaned, but the best portion Of
the town was in ashes Syracuse Star, lst.
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-, Their accommodating disposition has rem
fsred them deservedly popular With the Depart
.,rts a. well az with both branches OF Congress.
Four Clerks from the Treasury Department were
xsmovsd from Office TO day, three OF whom are IN
,Ss Third Auditors Office. These are all violent
,nHt;cians. and their continuance in Office has Gre
sted good deal Of dissatisfaction with many
Wing Applicants. whose claims have heretofore
gone unresponded to. The names OF those removed
are CUSsINGBAM, HUESIcur, RICE and mooh.'
The temporary Clerks at the Post Ohice pePsIs
ment were dropped today, the extra worh nA'.re
been brought up; most OF these no"e'''
Wings. c.,r,dsv even.
inc Last under Mr. DORIS call was but tnlny AZ
te15ed Those that were present determines ~
% sespst everything until the California question:
vas Grst disposed Of. The appropriation ohs VII
he npsbed by Mr.. BAYLY, the CHAIRMAN OF tue
Cormiitee Of WAYS and Means, and II they are
set aside by Northern votes 10 take up tne osuol-
mis- hin. he and his Southern colleagues WIZ cna,ge
mon the North that il is they who are stopping
az wheels of Government by refusing 70 pass lne
hnnropriation bills. 1t will be well for the North
40 ppderstand this part Of the game OF tne en-
-Four vacancies in the Land once Were nne =,
today bv the appointment OF Mr.. THOMPSON oi
Ohio Mr. DAGGRY Of Indiana, and DR.. u ,: DAT
Ivy and DIR. BRows Of this city, the two former
Wbies and the two latter Democrats Iney are
ali thirteen hundred dollar places except tne one
given 10 Mr.. DA6eY which is sl,2OO ClerAsniP
Thesa are all nost excellent Clerks.