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: DRAPER. Auefionesr
by UaGGERrN, DRAPER n JONES. s'-r

MONDAY, Jan ?
A. u o'clock uocn-fof cash
Prrtic S.ts ~ srosEs Az rms NAVY lAsp BrocsSn
hv orl.t ~ ts NAVY Agent, SING ~ Tho following ar
nccs
prEFAr 90 Fs0NistoNs re
PEo,f,os,- Beet aoul rice bread suss buiiss etess
h...ns rioassrs whisky. dnes apples. etc
ttoTWNs-Jacksts trows.rs. drawers s,os&ings mat
t.-srs pump. asnne shirts nosks. sosks hsndkscssrt
shoes blankets. eic.
SMALL SroEE.- Backing brushes ness psi~. tsfT
sfrop. soar tobacco sugars iacs Knives, needless necc
s,issors shaving soap, bread etc.
kNREAU CossrkvCr nos
Communication 10 nuns os old scrap and hoop Won
INcRTAsg-A About 4 tuus sail alsssTs shakins
RVsEAV ~ ospNASCs
INcRF,ssA quantity ct small arms r'ussets escope'e-
cafbnes Cois Ie- pistols cuuassos efniefous.rs POW
der barrels, do keg-, etc
GIREAU NARus sNn DOCKS
Day Do,N stoSt scrap IRON TVunj and boh ton, NV
road mon chains od ..ov.- la railroad ron oo,s =
scrap cat IRON cool ps uug- pick ases, cast steel NJ =
r1.r 'slp -, -.
Duo .an me matched grey horses one span bay hosss
ons black hur.a an,l bree sets doahle h,ness
Cash delivery. the ARTICLES % b" taken awsy lmnr'
afev lil.T tic sac INN
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I7~ -f1f ri me wicket n no ilffre w0rt-kfF rel
~1rr. y-- sc-l-- ~ his sUrlecf 80 '1e Apollo Rooms,
l'o1' $40 B-o4Gvav he frs' f'0 sunday. 1iIlrv.
SERVICES. morning afternoon. sri evening. A. Oh" ls1i
t0Ir- seats free - SIS
~ The Treasurer Of the Fire Department
.r-a'f.r r1- 90 'i- -ffHfnf lf " - H1nHt
rom United S'a'r- Fire Insurance COMPANY pr james
" Ike 70 Secrefsrv '0 He Charitable tur NJ fra De
plr-menf JOHN GlLE- Treasurer.
Nep YorA Jsr d. Isrf s--
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL

sGCOSCERr aid OF ihs Funds Of The Ladies Hebrew
Rpnsvoleui ug Soccty. viii tGke place On sAfJ II
DAY EVENING. Jan 3 1850, ~ the Apollo saloon, On
which occasion the following eminent artists hay" very
.inly souueere, heir valuable -rryces Mas Jo-epAne
Rrsmson. No a. Holman hy hind permission of W b.
Bur'0u E.q. Afes-rs ! Hrci-. Netisfatf; Leopold
Never hy lind penusrIon ~ Max MnrefIek. tsgf b
Fhru by perm -s.ou of NaN Mar.ifck, Sb0ih Sglor
Mariana Nj l. Jacobs Nj Prcc, and several ana
.r'irs Further particulars ia programme Tie Grand p
.no used 0f th from The mandatory Of slr J.
p.rrsou " lo very handsomely offer. grsWousy. Trk
- y cents each be- bad # Rss A Leo, Ji + ui 81, ?
Le.ys "a L BERT snd tie door tc evening OF h.
,.rf,r,,.aprc To commence al 8 O'Clock 3 1I.-
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DBARSl M Proprietor. J. GREENWOOD, Assistant
Manager p.ffomsuces il he are moon a. ) ami in ~"
evening si "A O'Clock Ths famous English Giant and ne
aston n ~ fus.l Dwarf the iargtsf I'll 80 he snai
esf specimen oi humanity no world, with ne nn,i col
&C., ON OF uaiufa and arthc a. curU-fes Tle msnmom
Crocodile and enormous living Serpent can BE- s.sn Al III
1our- d4y snd evening The wonderful Msn M0uAr,f
Ssnor Caniio NJ WcmYs. Ross Warden CLARK and
a gym AMI Ms-.. sanhopu, Penfsad aud Nrst ZOE re-
nosn..i Marinetu Family Pete Morn. and Louis k.ssr
appear Al each exhibition Admission 3 cent?, children
,rrder DO v,s,. IA. cgufs .
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CLOTHING.
GREAT BARGAINS
FIN Eel THIN q =,

mo q WYMAS, LATE WfAAN DHkBf, hsr-
y chant Tailor.
% BROADWAY
Osrs his stock n nch goods for genenens wear a.
greatly reduced puces 1npl Le 10 ~ FEBRUARY next 10
make room for new -pung -'ock
IA few custom made garments on hand, such as
Frocs Dre-- sud Overcoas which WI BE- sh oe.o" cost
~ lws-
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cRocYERY FOR SALE

cRocKERY FOR SALE
AT IMPORTERS PRICES.
.gD sroEE 70 LII ,,- 49,,
nEALERs ~ THE TRADE .-s-.anao o.i - - -
ltt--l~s = r,snf n sng-nlng . 'hs 49, -. -.
f- r. cod. ar q oar own pc corr &c pi
- f-.--.sIe ard iasllolAble f4iiefns, Ard WI ps
- .s-sl-x - sngIge IA he v ao.ssa-e q f'4-
- -. - god opportunity 70 euief iS- pa-
$50 - - u cstuulsrs--s11e = -Jlx stai.d.ls
.-es- ." ." CLAPPA CO - WL-l4lu-st
3 sodG rex -ooI = = -----e- = -
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(tcs, ONLY THR0TGHHo TlC lkhsas LIZ y.
Sse<ne3x. s(p .ad by s o. = NAL steamers ca M -
& 90 M6r4ay lgh DAY q January -Fsr. kede:ss
- =. - 90 en.fl1 4 Mail Steamship CHLkOkkL
- 80. 5..rdsn viii cave Tor Chagrss direct n1n -
- ger 4 y r ssN.Yors. % Aosd.y lss ,m a,s,s
COD II. Chsrokes ne ony sssns. Nj S-sa
10 Cba.res ~ conDoccon v1fh ne Z rs-AN ~
sr. ron Panama ~ San Frsnc.Sco -s.,4. .,6 ~.
Psssengsf. b. ne Chefose- VIZ nsa ..osr snx .sis
100. ma fpes.est b. arr 0t<f ses 49,.
h. s,s1e 10 eounect win the g MAJ o'e>"~
anf nave preference over a. otnee ,.xr..
- > i.-rrhx La rom
For..sr! saloOa stats rooms ',..... 90
Lover e.tS, A ~ AZ tse sane l4bs, and have Ne p
ylege Of ~ 800 IN ,.,tresses AMI board. -
siss1so-''s- 80, pxransa % San Srsneiseo 40.
90, $50. g2e s'ssssss. :. X - -
CsDs y uocsssary ssegrs 1hfoaEh LssSo
LHy ~ I.rr-bs Pc helsbt % peseAgs spfJ.e
ana els eT M. HOwLASD AsPINWALL. = see..s.
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" - l-ros. s...-s ,rsDo.<s - - r-serst srt. ~
IL. 49,, ~. .. Tr<is-. asA q 1s .ess %
=. - r-.uA..< pst Il c.fota< sag q - = -
.a,-ors- -, 80 ,,ssst B.@A- 4 80. seeoae< - -.
s.-... go ~ - .; Tastes hsL L<Hsi. q sS
s-s : &s. D. ~s-' - s''fs 20 eIkSR o<r..
wz..Ssssss, - G. -
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MGRAWrS

I'RkNp NATIONAL PANORAMIC fAlSrtNG~ oF
SlANfFRlCAN SCENERY. uoN exhibiting d Wash
pyfun Ua. BROADWAY. three doors nhoye Nluos The
romantic region o s noble Hud-on. ine classic river oi
,r. Ne.fam World Saratoga ana Lake George, together
with cls- villages ."anfrs shipping, mountains, Islands
md many other Interesting views ihr whole embracing q
r,si "a tent Of tie sublime , picturesque scenery n
foe world painted by George He-"r Esl assisted by
Cornell Doors open ~ 3. o'clock painting moFe- pre-
-,..v ~ u Admission % children hs price DsN
a, o1hlbrluu Tur-sy- and Saturdays, M ~ Doors open
All
NOME ToR THE FRIgNDLFSs
NB-Frum the II January 10 tho jh inclusive fhe pro
ce.is will be applied exclusively aid Of he Home for hs
Frend.ee. Exhibition every afternoon At Oc,OcA. and
every evening Doors open ~ O'Clock aud ~ 3 ins'
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CossrssiOS OS CLAIMS AGAINST NT4Ico.-
Hlkla9fon Monday Dec g. l8ts--Tbe claims Of Bspjs
r'r hOitfoos, Of Tie ship John All u John
ceasa ere -sveraiy decfded 10 be vailed elhims ind
wefs az we'd accordingly Adjourned anti H. N "
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CALIFORNIA RETORT~.-Cs4ltcrn.a Ret0f-. ;,
~ sepa-sr1g gold ron quicksilver, AZ tcdisP~r-eos
sr-.-.~ ~ MINER. N.s1facfarsSi AID sor s.e y
az a.. DIEIZ aROZHxR co. - Wi-1sass'
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THE ECONOMICAL HOUSEWIFE g iAl1'D
1 " e>-~-,@ t0.'ars ~ Ezl-gm RAY - sarcl y IN
- - ~ .v By fhe ~ - Clles" Llsfrl
wE.a.ag Fua NE sao-crb~r de-ues . pressure . ~
-. -, - b. 1.t- RECEIVING cas- iOF lt iva tDo-s
- s.- ~ - u .rv from flc.r f-leLls th8f lcF-
,as + ard ,-e. sssurr ai - VI soon meri shife Of
.. -. - a .a.--al. ard refal- bv
49, Fe+o-o-- JANIS PYLE = Nksssffsf.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

Cleared.
>r,f EsaGhhc James, GaN-s,cu Has-~y Nuf, llTs.
rrrr Chsresinn 9obn ose s. nVuoe. hc~e hs'f- -
H-rsea Cilsuso1. to~sr. lver;-rol [ harsAsl Z o.
jan. kaE. NeIt-f. Csr'ca-s VI Y tr~euzn A g
~. Khss lsac Bre~s Chs~si1z. ScNr-sdy fa1s-
49, 80. I<aii.sc-. Narse Jeaeyt = safas, A. -
=. iohr.,, GA i-~ion Danasaa pinNa .
- ,~--. ocs reirrssarg H4steg. Jsne 49, khfa Mo-
r.1 r,,o. " q " ncssell z Jsnr-., Iork. SsvaaasA
n VI p,,.n Ma. Frsnss " ls4ns'ea &c Gags 1ae- "a
tsnnsh
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Mark-u. CAREFULLY REPORTED ron TH, TsIsvx,

WgeSf-bsf. Jan ?.
ASHES Tie lsris heavy srl -. sales ony sr,n ~
~ AID 9Th - NJ for Pearl ard FOts
Psport fom ls' - Bit Dccernber
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WINTER GARMENTS.

lust received, further supply q ne CaliVfna Dfao
OvercOai- tue most recherche garments ~ ne season,
xhich with general assortment Of Winter garments
Will De odd a. our proveTbaily moderate prices
WN JESSISG. co
dfSus ~ BrOadway American Hotel
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Dil,E>~E SUCCESS or rHE LEARNED ca


MAGIC AND NENTBILOQt ISM
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
~ , and =. o'clock A. no SOCIETY LIBRARY, corner
Broadway and Leuuirdsf
SIGNOR BLITZ viii Introduce several new decepuons
Ilr learned Csury Bird. viii pcriOn, iresh irsis tne
Nen'rloguism VII be- hgl.y amusing Admission . cents
children hall prce dSl 'lr'
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CLlCn EaI Lecture ROMA interesting ard .eurtc
paper VII te rezd THURSDAY, jan ~ CEAELIs WREs
fVEfc> ksq & 7 order io AXE INTO c0usserEfon ne
efecus mrthod 4 uniting ue acose VIC ri-es By
ea1s u easy. permanent and elega1f ccul.u-ics
when 80 iClCs.u- dag W. b. Introduced y lns,TS
uoa 81 he .uo &c SEXTON Of BE done OF : PsGs. Bn-
tann. aid Aens bnd.-s High Bridge. Harlem pro
posed Iron Coult.nz1Cn Bridge new Frnci7i=, aid
magnificent span and PAN Elevancn snc section q new
u-o1 81 Tgnnelug under re Essi RIVER Ard CT oTurs
,e desired ~ eher ne lsst methods
Eesod Doors open .; s. o'cock. commence a. Aims
son . eeris u Scs-
" savings Bank FOR NERO HANTS CLERKS
AND OTHEkS BeeSu1sl--t CE1io1 Halt LIS !ls-na-
las from the IL busness pac y
isrc.s dsposo7s Of per cent per arnE %
accounts 1o exceeding he Ct oc aod !, Ire rs;e q
PEI cert o. larger accounts.
D-pssts made 90 or before Sarday Ire 5h o. Js.rAy.
VII 70 eucie6 10 receive interest tie sane a. made 90
tbe lss dsy OF DeceE,eer
TIE Bank open TUESDAYS AID Saturdays froln %
o'clock and o. Thursdays frOm 70 c'cloek = N On
TNse-1zy 'he lsf q Js0usTy Tie Bsns WI Be e.o-so
By order, T. SPkSCkk kAbl,
IN n}e- sservasD.
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,,o AZ sOLD.-A RARK cHAscE-A pfoe,nssls
xs.ness VII b disposed q ~ Rsfss ss,sx 80
tr. .s ..,..rs Ia ps liable bssssss ~oaA md Il -
- sdysaxs y sadrsss ~ saA sd<ssss NJ fssi sss
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HOLIDAYS.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
AMPS GIRANDoLES, CANDELABRAS,


FOR THE HOLIDAYS
LAMPS. GIRANDoLES, CANDELABRAS,
CHINA VASES. &c
nTFTZ BROTHER co. - Wiliamsi nave On haid
H. arre assortment OF Solar Lamps, Gfsndoe- Candida
bias Hal Lanterns and other srce n ih"H me, OF mon
,s nanuf r'fe u new sfy rs and superior qusy Aso
rch China and Flower Vase and al sssortn-ni o.
fre Cur Gas. Ware suitable for he HOLIDAYS, which A
-. .oIt - raas.,sI., rr.re- dl3 lmeodisA
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
r l. 4 STUART
Is CsFfNWtCHsr coksER ,HANstEssr
OFFER FOR SALE fIl assortment 81 French Fanny
OB8N-- Candy sugar P.um- &c. az WE
rNUF OCEAN BANK Or THE CITY OF NV
l YORK-The Ocean Bank has commenced business
win capital cf Soon" Thr BOOKS WI. remain otr a
ne Baasrq Rooms or ne Assccs'on ~ Gf-euNci =
% ,r1v hi n, .ub.cnrton- 70 sn lncr Il % 90
to The capital psvao.e on 'hs' dsy
DIEEcT0ss
S,.-.r.. Weed Dennis Harms
Rober Fafdocs George Ed-f
V,.i.m + King RandOp "a Marin,
f.fn Bocre Benz 4 NImford
Na.rrfr- Eirtv samuel : Bowman,
Ee,rv x Sl,r LGcen b COmau
Gordon " Burnham.
NATHANIEL WEED Presideni
GfFa0Ns. asl--r ,..
Newton Dec = ls41 H. e'disylo
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSEPH MURPHY, Ausaoneet
cHERIFF'S sALE OF DRY t.OODs;-tHl>
SDAY Jan ~ lot o,i0cA Of 100 Grad q ecfwe~r
Orsrve and " berry extensive assortment ~ iN
DDS consisinx OF cacns- dome-rcs Ia sne-. dfaccss
ia. hosier, .Cves ubbouS &C kc comprising gSnsfa
s.smcnt krg, n args and genteel dry goods Store l'
WM " SHIRLEY, Ausnopces
rROCkERN AND GLASsW ARE.-fRlnAl.
January T. 10 O'clock 81 n Cortland 81 balance ~ sccN
umrts on CsSlogu~ aud some bile not csiei or cvn.s
o hus ana common crcckery Gus ard plain glss. !,
lois for retailers and grccers ~ He
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.sTS,calNt s50,sSA907 81

The Chief Clerk OF the Assistant Treasures
Once this City has furnished us with the annexed state
neul of tho business Of that Office for pecember lsi9
Ne. ls.a balance .............. - 81 5.
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PRINTING CLOTH AGENCY
Nr&HCI~ SPRING Il co. 81 ENchsng~ risc-

PRINTING CLOTH AGENCY
MARCUS SPRING n co. 81 Exchsng~ riscs
vi ave qAfcua AsesCon - % sss ct Prinans e-,hA
Or nnin' fsstoT Cr'v
Nouni.ss nr seing go cr-ii
Commission for cN,iss ~ cen
80 A. chsr.ts sNer he sSNis vel n
Sfnrr .ldllg ere insurance ........
SIC. ,ashe>l Libera cash advances made ko-ss
h,,t. ~ advances VII - made N cctca pGrcesss>t
b-re t,r c,sA 81 rcg cent oouans.oa ordered ffc--
$50 S.sutaerr ssrrs without ehsTgs S-Comsiscos
1r 1h.r .rSi. reg cont ci6sr charges rs< cent a.
shove an INA" sisN-
CLOAks: CLOAks :-s~nas 81 81 srs.' sser'
Y fr~.
- ich Velvet Cioaks ard saels hca sis to - escs-
w,v'A from 80 ~ 81 each -
90 Mer'no sack. and C.cSks al hs Rsf-i ssshisnsrs
.ylrs n us> nom - ~ o., saeh-vofs trcs y 20
a. each
examine for themselves WANSLEYS
~ i~'s' tCaihsns@st cor s>ss RrcsdwN
ntMAGED GOODS PIN STEAMER HHRNANN
'Jasi rNslved by above siesnier age lot n fsnc'
Fan. icor ard vcrv csvts sicks and Senflcmeus ERE
.~7sr see. os'tind porte uounscs. a. D. sod low
49, extensive assortment OF wscoe~ ew~ify silver
NarH pafe' gt-ds sets. waters. ca.s hass-s srt
fancy goods r1itahe for holiday prssenfs
AkERLY 4 BRIGGS. 10 Rowry
d2t lmls' CORNER Brownies
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-A gentems. md ia vie 80 -.nsls
ID ceuf. cman can De hend~olie.v accun n -iiu VIZ
t.7l and rooms e. - Es-' Broaf~sy heirf@1se- x
changed
DOARD-A Tus room or srcond rlot .ili u''l
ID 81 with t0srd sf'c room = ~ ora-.
s.'e = Johns Para 80
DOARD-S5l BrosdWsv 4 psrlof on nrs' roof. WIN
ID cs ~ Two room. connecting tlll or psra- tfaf -
A - rt,lras for .ing'e gentlemen y ~
VOTING ENGLISH LADY WHO 2. c-s.ro1s d
\ r,oroviry far know edge ~ ID frefrl A. a. r
y ~. 10 ohfsin foard French family GO -oail--s
$50 n p-ocs,u A. r-nllleracQn str propose "a
- ,s,-,--on ia MUSK ard E-gi.n keePecfe..e frtrf-
- rlver address y . Bcx ~ % . j.
NoTICF.-The Foreign Couul--sion and lmPgTf-ns
Y Drs.Sss Leretufose crucucef under he trul o. G
n 49, a.. hl- day entered INTO hqudson Ins
-,,.rny .s.rs a. TIE open scco1nts a. w. e -si4el
~ he subscrlo-f " 'NN p =,
u 5tl--
UT>DOW SHADES, Or Corn.c.s. Drapsry NJ
w -. - A. wholesa.e an retAil-J- c WOODFyED
a p--.5ssv Ia he roe, exiensye assortment " ne
-. -. 10 e found II - CITY and g. sIesLy 70
$50 r-,--- S~vera rev styi-s q slqerof W lido"
$50. 49,. he s,v.es OF Ions XIV Go.cics, " Eers
g. a. Drs-.rv C1Trains, CurAn Loor. banls -
- T,.s.Is Picturs Cord AZ Tssses Widow We
a. - N~rrhsr-s btying - plo.e-ae WI and D 20 ief
-gf-r~.. % csl tefore making iieI purchase
% Tr.Thk $50
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e.l-~--ssr y - - owner ui pr ferfgi q sew
~ - ne vs-ue 81 s7c And fsylg ~ interest =" -,
= T.. =. 4 s5r properly 10 Ph-a-e-p l-a A1a1.ss
:, = srsf1g WEs- he properly consists u 'u 81
exchaaeed ssd where oeAiec y FaAael-@ a. ''acIe
Tbe subscriber, . rur1r VII glve ill ar
-. - p-oVsry Il New YORK a. cOrTesfcD zee
60 "a - 49,
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F'p1u nom ~ % isl Dedsmbef'
1910

Wheat flDur o.. bbi- s0Ip' sl..2
GRAIN In Wheat The only 1000 bush Csfld AZ.
.1d 81 feshi The usrhe, fcnsrat Conn
nth bat little Offering Stes 1000 bash n, udng ln'
souafrt days a Also. southern
Western HHed At ~ s round northern a. - a.,
onlnol H. ~, there nothing dong sic Refused Osts "a
aad duh o northern. and ~ q Tor Jefse sa-. Bad hyc
Pes ~ ~ Ist hag
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nIyIDE>D-ALBANY AND scHESSECI.AeD ll,.
URAlLROAD Goa aFiGera % ave 40 = :.
- = - rrrrnl --ock q -.s Company las ta1s day
- s-e cor Il e ne ear-nEs q the Fssi az ss.1.
--~-h. - ne sth Gsy Of yknusry pruI-uo. 81 II ae
ts-, R.n. IN he CRY Of New YORK holder. q SOCK
- -.,,.f-r<i auf 70 a. olher. RS occe - ~
- Sss = co.ed uu Re sr-i 70 ne i-niA q JAIL
- --~-slre Bv or,ler II - Directors
l. FOSTER. ia Secretary A : n -
Aos,J 81 DscsGs<Ei ls< ~ Ns
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hs person win 10 sssssd upon books unless me
psymess ef she subscription be made h advance.
D2nt subscribers may money letter, she postage
sa which win Be paid by VA BY ourselves 10 IL.
sses usnsaninsion.
Ths COUNTRY PAPER pablshsd uiweeky during
uons ef Congrsss and semi weekly during
Subscriptions for period year received
tsrms pFoporioned 10 the above annual rates.
0yPOsTMAsTERs authorized agents and BY
sendiug " DAILY subscribers, $50 enclosed or vivx
subscbsfs with SaS snclosed or uyr WEEKLY
subcbe, with go enclosed win be entitled copy Of
same edition as they furnish subseLers for, svatis.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
sPEEcn or NM. DISNEY,
OF ONO,

OF OHIO,
On e power of Congress ouer he Territories delivered
IN Tie House Of Representatives., March 10. 1850.
Mr. DISNEY said
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been deemed irresistible by those members who
think that the great compact made by their fathers
with the people of the slave States is obligatory
on US in the first place, and in the next, though
parts Of it may be distastefu to us, yet, taken
whole, that it is the of all our happiness,
prosperity and national pride-nostr1am dee,.s ae
tutdmen."
We believe that we have thus answered all
the objections TO the law Of 1850, and have
shown that they are equally applicable to the
law of 1893. Our readers have both laws be-
fore them, and can Judge for themselves. If
the law Of 1850 is unconstitutional, abomina-
BILE, outrageous and infamous, equally so, in
our judgment, was the law of 1898. The law
of 1850, indeed, differs from the law of 1898
IN those particulars only wherein change has
been rendered indispensable by State enact
ments, inconsistent, in our Judgment, with the
spirit of the Constitution and the comfy OF
confederated commonwealth.
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From Mexico.

BY the arrival Of the schooner Bonita at New Or
instant has been received from Mexico:
The Presidential election has taken place. but
from the returns thus far, it is somewhat unde-
cided. Arista has not majority, but the Trait
Union says he will certainly be elected President
OF the republic.
Arsta carries the federal districts. lie carried
the following States, viz Mexico, Queretaro, Vera
Cruz, San Luis, Guanajuato, the federal districts
Oraziba, Coahuila, Tehuantepec, and probably So
nora, Sinatoa. and Chopa.
Altnonte has carried Zacatecas and Yucatan and
Guerreoras has carried Durango and Mucovlian
Predrasia has carried Miehoacan and Muiica has
carried Puebla.
The shock of an earthquake has been severely
felt in Leon Roads.
Mexico is in a terrible condition regarding rob
bers, and more than ever infested with them
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We have received the Overland China Mail to the
23d of August. 1t is mostly occupied with the in
surrection in Kwang- 81, an account of which has
already reached us by the English journals. Silk
smuggling; occasional piraces ; the decline of dis
ease among the troops; and avarety of CONNER
cial and shipping intelligence. The Mail OF the
23d of August contains the following
"CANToN.--It is stated in our Canton market re-
port that the fine American ship Oriental is loading
with new teas at &c 6s. the market Of freight
being E3 los, or little more than half. One Brit
ish ship, the Magellan, has been taken up at "a
but she is in good reputc for sailing well and being
we'll sailed. s.IIs87
| six months ago, two English ships were loading
with teas for New York, eyincing the triumph
of Ems sh navigation American, and of the
advantage the former was likely to derive from
the reciprocal abolition of restrictions by both
countries. But the fact we now adduce will prob
ably moderate the approximations Of our transatlan-
tic brethren and we trust it will have another eff
feet, namely-to accelerate improvements in
own vessels and to overcome the huckstering spirit
in which men selected to sail them, that the
Yankees may not long be able to carry away the
palm from the old country
The same paper, Of the sth of August, says:
"THE AMERICAN Commemorative learn that
Commodore Voorhees, has despatched the United
States sloop Marion to cruise in quest of certain
vessels overdue or supposed to be wrecked during
the late storm, and with that view to proceed first
10 breaker POint, thence TO the Pratas Shoal; and
after visiting Tenpaik and the other parts of Hahn
an, to cruise along the coast homeward to Macao -
The United States ship Plymouth was at Macao
| on the 23d August.
The following American vessels are enumerated
as lying in the waters of China: Samuel Russell
Akbar, Antelope. Architect Argonaut, Barnstable,
Charles Cygnet, Douglas, Fanny Forester, Flaws,
Jannett, Joshua Bates, Mimosa, Montauk Oricn-
tai, Prince dc Joinvlle, Raduga, Spark, Stephen
Lurman, and Vancouver.
ARRIVALS AT HoSa KoNo--Amcrcan ships
Charles, Vancouver, Cygnet, Montauk, Mimosa,
Joshua Bates, Oriental. Akbar, Minerva, and Sci
ence. art
observation-disclosures ship Clyde, for New
York; Indiana, for San Francisco; Eagle for CAL
cutta; Tartar, for Manila.
1t was rumored that Seu had fallen from the i'm
perial favor, and was degraded to the sixth rank.
The Mail publishes letter from San Francisco
complaining awfully of it, in which the writer
says:
Il would advise ship coming here to bring
Chinese on pay; if they do, it will be giving them
| passage and paying them for coming, as have
already done; and Europeans good az las
| cars, for every one will desert" 80 fsa.
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A IoUoHIse SoENE-TRIuMpH OF PAraIorrsn
OVER PREJUpIcE.-A friend has described to us a
most interesting scene which WINS witnessed a few
Gays ago IN the streets of lexington. An obi
Democrat, who had been through life most de-
cided and bitter opponent of Mr.. Clay. who had
permitted party prejudice to make him believe
that the great Kentuckian of tho worst
and most dangerous Of public men, and who had
maintained that pnon upcbnn ged until the events
OF the last session OF Congress, met Mr.. Clay, for
the fret time since his return homo, upon the aide
walk. AZ they approached each other, the old
Democrat seized Mr.. Clay's hand, and holding II
with firm grasp for nearly ten min utcs, told him,
in voice shaken by feeling, and with streaming
eyes, how grateful he was to him for his patriotic
efforts in the recent crisis. The venerable statrs-
man was scarcely less moved than the other His
eyes too suffused with tcars while he declared
bis thankfuness that no had been permitted d, aid
in the adjustment OF the dangerous contrpvcvsy b
Henry Clay has bad many triumpbs, but w do
not believe that any of tbem sent a thrill of
richer qualification IN his heart than this tear
homage to his truth and patriotism, extorted from
one who had for long years distrusted and do.
nounced him'-FranVort (Ry) Commonwealth,
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MARROW EscApE or A Win BEAST T.Mns.-
Hydralgo, oae of Van Amburg's assistants in
tanning animals, at Toronto lately went into cage
in which panther, tiger, Houess, a cougar, a
leopard, and shyena bad been placed, The tiger
became sullen, when Hydralgo struck him with a
whip, which 80 enraged the beast that be sprapg
upon the man and brought him down to the noor
Al the moment Van Amburg sprsng into the cage,
took the tiger of, and saved the mans life