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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-23

Additional supply OF now spring Goods
TUE subscribers have just complete
soment Of fancy and simple dry goods which
ed with from the most recent mpoaons Of the Of New
York and Philadelphia, embracing line Of
French English India, German, and Italian manufacture which
they
Is pieces rich small chcckered glace silks
10 pieces nch small striped do do
IS pieces rich plain chbs do do
pieces rich small plaid mourning do
10 pieces extra nch plain black Gros de Rhine silks
Is pieces plaid and striped India fouiad silks
~ pieces style alberine.
pieces embroidered grenadines, article
% pieces satin striped and figured silk tissues.
8 pieces cashmere style mousscline de aincs.
25 pieces figured French bareres, style
10 pieces plain French barexcs, every shade.
10 pieces solid co.red
8 pieces printed linen csmbfics.
10 pieces real French lawns and jaconets.
Is pieces real French ginehams md chintxes.
$500 yards small figured lawns, cooss, 22
Together with Of
numefaed but which win be shown win al who
PHI. HooE co.
March eo-2m
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"
the 7th Of May, just one week afterwards, he buried
Il 10 for the wife, (now the wdow the noble woman,
with devotion 10 duty unsurpassed even by that Of her
nobls husband is for her that this bill is introduced il
IL for her provides for the remainder Of her life, dar.
kened a. that life must be by desolaon OF heart, an al
owsnee Of one-ha the pay pertaining to the rank Of her
husband
10 one other thing ask the attention Of the Senate
while read. Its passage from one OF Gen Worths
Official reportshis report OF the battle OF Fl Moline del
Rey. read II TO show the true spirit OF chivay which
filled his heart, and prompted him to speak the feel
ings Of the other NOBLE spirits with whom he was asso
ested He had enumerated the gallant officers OF his CON-
mandwho fell around him, that bloodIest OF all his
helds. and thus concludes;
IAN Of these gallant fell as when pleased Cod
shsy would have wished TO fall fighting bravely at the
hesd Of their troops leaving bright example the service
"a spoess names to the cherished recolecons OF COM
Such. sir was his estimate OF soldiers feelings and
NE ntsing circumstances Of soldiers death. In this
an sure ne spoke the heartfelt sentiment OF soldiers
hsan was not given him. as was to those gallant
men, A. wnen pleased God, he had wished fall fight
ing a the head Of his troops yet he did ai at the head
a bic troops and in the performance OF duties
oss true courage than any which ever marked the bat
tls6sld; and IN falling no man has left brighter
example TO the service, more spotless name 10 the
chsrishsd recollection OF comrades, won higher or
more honorable claim upon the admiration and gratitude
Of his country
y ought il will pass at once and without opposition
II may not be improper to add however, that the amount
Of pension provided for Mrs Worth s the came allowed,
BY special act for Mrs: Decatur widow Of Commodore
pscstur being the monthly pay Of her deceased
Mr. KING. What is The sum allowed !,
NJ BQRLAND Fifty dollarss month, being the half
ding on this bill is matter that involves the high
eetmafion in which the memory Of General Worth is
held throughout the country This renders II peculiarly
unpsaaant for any senator TO throw any obstacle In the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18
From Arinur's Home Gazette
ZOO GOOD CREDIT

I.o' me show yon one of the cheapest pieces
OF cloth have seen for six months rail Il
smiling storekccper 10 young married man
"lose income from ci2r!:slIip was in the
ieighborhood of seven hundred dollars.
Don't trouble yourself, MIR. Edwards re-
Piled the customer 'The silk and buttons arc
all want
'Oh, no trouble at ALL Mr.. ia cobs-nntrou
at all. 1t is a pleasure for me TO show my
goods said the siorekccper. drawing from a
shelf the piece of cloth he had mentioned, and
throwing il upon ;hr copnter. 'The.e,' he ad-
dcd, as he unfolded the glossy broadcoth, and
slapped his hand upon it self complacenllv
there is something worth looking at. and it'a
cheap as dirt. Only four dollars yard, and
worth six, every cent of it. ! bought it at auc.
ton yesterday, at a great bargain
It's cheap enough, certainly remarked Ja-
cobs, half indiiierently, as he bent down to in
spect the cloth 'but I've no money 10 spare Just
now.'
Don't want any money replied Edwards
AT least not from such men as vou.'
Jacobs looked up into the mans face in some
doubt as to his meaning.
Ionr credit is gocd,' said Edwards, smiling
" Credit I've no credit never asked man
to trust me in my life, returned the customer
was answered "'' 9'0'''
.ThapL Won said .ooo,, c.,,;.,,;,u.,..
tcrod by con,Iir,on, H. ,i'; ','''0 '"'
no wants in ,ho Jr,, ';e ,"e ,''s pu. nav
sL, in of s;l,. 49, EC"" "'to ~ ""' r,F'l.
vito ,ro oil ,lo, .oo,; '', W '"..o'' ~ my
w., 1'''e a. Pe"e"'
iou wait lie" coat repned the perse
.eI"? No'eheePer' ana lie la'd his hand upon
oIo,' no S,eeVe 9, q, 'acooS coat ana eXam'ned Il
CLOSELY. Ih's one Is getting tnreadoarc. A
= ",an IKE you sIlouIu nave some regard to ms
"PPea'A"Se' i-et me see, Two YARDS oil TINS
Tr""'',"i c'oil w'II cost on' e'ght dollars, anc
i,m M"n Senu IL my o'll l9r SIX months: Eight
u"',''' ,I' ,o' n"e o,oau'loIh coal' IhIhK OF
n.', -, gains VI ''''s A'hu uoh grow on eV-
''y vi % T. ,.,,
49, te 'INw1'oS ta,he1 mus, ne WAS display
,he 'le euouS nc wlsheu TO sel, IN way to let
Inh 'pa', L '"I'"ue o"'on 'ne nrSt points OF
Sa, S", a"u n.e f"'oN olpS soo' 'oa MN that hl'
o'S,oe' wac 0e'0A''"R 'cn'p'eu'
cut you OIL coat pattern, said he takin.
up ms yard sick. know you want it,
Den hesitate about The matter
Jacobs dld not say no although the wor,
was on his tongue. While he yet heslaIed
the coat pattern was measured off and sel cred
from The piece.
| There 1t is came in satisfied, half trum
phaht tone from the storekeepers lips. 'Ant
the greatest bargain you ever had. You vii
W NJ trimmings, OF course
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18
Dreadful Steamboat explosion ami Loss OF
Life.

padueab ,y uovI of Tho y.,r.,s., p;.,.
OcI 7-T,o s,oa,rhaa, 80. ra..i. I,' ~
Dunham from IouisyiiIe fn, C.i,o 'hs, H.. I"p' ~.
hor boiler, on Sa,u,J,v y, nn,r and ".
burnt n tho y,,or,. oJ,o Tho aoo;Iou, "oo' 80
CURED near Walker. Bar. where she hsd
grounded brt had c7,t of v,hcn the bclI r,nc
! 10 slacken. and tho exD,oIon occurred. causcd
it i. thourh,. by want Of water. Ten are re-.
portcd killed and mi,sn,. .evcn or e;ch,
woundeG-,menrs them the CAPTAIN. danrer-
ouslv-ard nineteen are repor,ed badly burned
Captain Dunham and seyon other. WON N tho
hurricane deck at the ,no Of the a accident, nd
wcre blown seysral fee, in,o the air. Some fell
on the wreck, others in tho water. who were
saved by swimming. The safe. containing ,
large a,nouu, Of money bolo9rng To the boat
and the deposits of passenccr., was lost, bu, i,
is thought viii be recovered. DR.. Jones and
other physicicns left this ci,v this morning TO
render assistance to tho sufferers.
EHcd and r7i,silr-T. l.. Decor, New
Albany. lst clerk: O}cu. barkcepcr Annette
chamhermsl =. J. Hewitt; Jyftr.on and
John Stewart, and cabin boy of The General
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18

nETH BED ArTIDAvGr.-I, will be rccol-
| lccird That the Messenger Of NIreir. &, Cos
fiNPress was robbed in Burlington in June lns,
at the time fthc Rail Bold Celebration n, that
Pilcn. The sum lost was ); 80, o. and tln Mos
S'0ger s"orc tn it was tai on ron his r. ot
| n'cNot as he went on the boat. bv n man nlmcd
| ~ NA,D IlAnIL'og liANttroy was mr.
rested ilsi1ntcr, and had prellmntry cyami-
| ,,"i"'' ne money was not found on him
| W trace "i 1t could be lad iht thr po.it,ye
swearing oi the Messenger induced the Court
to mold iiAMiLtoS rs the rohhcr llc wns
c"hill'i"d to til" Burlington Jail for tria'. but
wa afterwards b1!rl by some of his friends
49,. allowed 10 return ta lis rosid nee in West
'i';..--.
from the tlmc of tho occurrcnc" nj Buglinr-
ton liAMIh5ot's health hcgan to wune. ard for
Il greater portion of the time he has been con-
HG'd to hlS bed. He died last week. ON the
very dny h2 wa require r. arpalr in Runirr-
ton =. court To one ana all I,a invariably ptn-
icSic'! his entire innocence of the charrc nrainst
hun. He declared himself anxious for trial
ani willing to abide the result \ few DAYS
before his do1th he desired an opporun't t. TO
mike an affidavit in regard to the lnattcr which
opportunity was oliarcl him. The friends and
i"lnlIy OF ii'' deceased desire Us to publ sh l.,
WiIch we TO rs an act Of justice 10 them:
'Nt't' NJ new Nork. Albany 0untY, Ss:-
Hl"|h l'r Hamilton, e Wet Troy. the said
county bong daily sworn, upon hia oath. saws
that hn Is entirely innocent Of tho ch,rre which
III June Lust was nude against him by Coon %.
agent OF PrLLry, NmGlL g. cos EyDrr,s. Of
taking from him sud CooDvo, pqckqpo of
money ana on vi ichs1id chrrGc dcpononj was
for some time confined Buruy'on Jail: tn;
dcpon"nt knows nothing Of how. bv whom or
IN whlt manner said prckage va, taken from
a1lI Coco q; thrt deplE-nt rr,,r stw said
packaga nor Ind the sIme, ana that the samc
was not taken by the procurement or with the
knowledge of this dcp5nont
Ana deP2''cht i"rtier says til't tho fore. oing
is sworn to by him under the apprehension that
he m1y not live long a d that he NAV sot II be
called before his Maker to account for the Goods
done in the body. And further the ,lcpc ncnt
says not. = Trey Post
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The Legislature.
SENATE.


THURs9 x, Oct 10, 1880.
The Senate was called to order ~ The Ion
Robert pierponi, when prayer was oll>red b,
Rev. r.. i. Scott of Montpelier.
The roll was then called, Mr.sr.. Mri.'an
of Caledonia and l.1phnm II Rutland being
abs cnt, and the cath Of ofHce was admins
tered.
The following are the names of the com
mittce appointed To canvass the votes for Go
vernon, Lieut.. Governor, and Trea.Ner -
Mcsre. Ranncy of Bennington County
Lyman Of Windsor; HYDE of Rutland ; Tufts
ul Windham ; seymour OF Addison; Bgelow
Of Orange Plan II Chltcndon Town OF
Washington Goss nt Caledonia Foster oi
Franklin; Robson of l4moilo Bates OF Or
leans Dewey Of Essex Marvin OF Grand
/ lr.
o, motion of Mr.. Chandler, il was resolved
that both Houses meet in JOINT assembly AT
| . O'Clock =. VI 10 hear tho report of tte can
vassing committee, and on not on e Mr..
Crowley. it was order that when the Ssnale
adjourn, u dlourn ill 3 IL Z. NJ,
Mr.. Parker introduced resoutiog, instruct
ing the Secretary 10 provide the members OF
tho Senate with weekly and daily papers
WHICH was adopted.
On mol,on OF Mir Dewey, lhe rules Of las
session were adopted I'LL others are prov ded
I A resolution by NJ, Colburn. instrucling the
Secretary o. Inc Senate aud Clerk o, tho House
to iurnsh xix hundred and fifty copies OF the
/ Directory, was introduced,
i The number, on notion OF Mr.. Parker, was
reduced 10 six hundcd, and the resolution wa.
adopted,
i Mr. Biselow presented resolution, making
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The Bounty Land II,iI.
DEPARTMENT OF TIE IxTraInR. J

DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTr 2InR, !
Drt. g. 1850. {
The Congress Of the United itttes, ut IFS late
session, having in spirit Of Justice aud liberal
ity passed an act granting bounty land to GER
tain officers and soldier. who had l.aen cnpaucd
IN the m,'l'ary service of tho United States" ="
the President has esteemed it no lees privilege
than duty TO adopt all the means IN his POWER
t, give prompt and efficient operation 10 this
btneicjent measure
deem II proper, ,herrsn'o, 10 announce to
those cu'hlcd to the benefits of rhn law iha {
with hia sanction ! have cansod all the ncces-
sary forms AMI inslrcciinna to guild" claiman,s
in apply ing for and Obtaining their right. 10 be
prepared, and they are now in the hands of the
printer. At the earliest pracrcahle moment
| copies OF these papers will be forwarded 20
each member Of Congress, and to the clerk
OF the court Of every county in the United
Stttcs
1t viii be his purpose to administer the law
IN such manner as to make it what Congress
designed 1t TO be. bounty to the soldier, and
rot to agents and specGlH,u.a.
Tn" forms and the mode nf proof have there.
tore been made As simple as possible. and every
facility will be afforded to aprlic,n,s to
establish their Just demands. Clerk. are now
engaged in preparing from the rnl'. ON file. cer-
f'tira'cs oi sc.tirc, in order that those r;ho
have not received discharrrs. or have accident.
alv 1T rhom, may moi h., I,.nrr,ir,cJ il, nh.
tanning their lnst reward
The policy of this law in all i,s n-oyis;ons is
to disctargr specula,i m in the claims of .nldi-
rrs The act proyides ..thot all .,Ins mor,r,.
qr- letters of attorney. or other ins.rpmnn,. of
Wti'.ug going to effect the title ar claim IN any
%drrtut Gcrelnbrf,rn rroyidcd for ,n,deor,vc.
ca, q prior 10 The issue. snail ba uull and yni1
10 r. incutS and puruo-cs ,yh,t.o.vor nor
shall such certificate or warrant -, tLo l,rd
obtained thereby, be in any wi . affected hv
ar CHARGED with. or subirct IN ,hs n,y,Dcn,
OF any debt or claim incurreJ bv .nch ntii %,
o. 50 d or prinr to the i.sninr nr ,,s.,,,e,,,
In his Judgment the issno corinmnl,,,l :,
the body Of the above rpcired cI,use of ,L, I,,.
is the :xsrc of ,be ,,i,,j r,n.,,uo,,,I, ~,
sales. transfers asst .i,nou,s ,s,rIinon,r,,,,
OF soldiers land cain, made rrn,Io
ton of the patents. are void and n,i,r ha ,G.,,-
rtrdrd by the Governmont = ,Ia,a.
therefore adn,nishrd ,L.,, ,l,,,. "'e
r.phls by nurchaso y,hi, l. ,.,Il .'' ~ ,'' ~"
THIS d,narIm,nt wa o' s"'''u y
Cecl il tn ha MI, J,,,
and rGI;. ~, 49, w. W." ''c '''"N
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18
CINCINNATI, October 3.

a letter from Fort Larinc dated Q ith Of Au
gust, says that the tide Of emigration has a
most ceased. The Mormon emigration thi.
year is estimated Mt 5000.
The Register, this season, exhibits thc nun,
bcr Of clnigrnnts Mt 10 500 men: $500 women
5OO children % 900 horses 300 mules; 3S,
COO oxen; 1000 cows ;gOGO Wagons.
Dc1tIs on route -3IS. It is estimated that
one fifth Of them did not register their names.
The Emig'rnts suffered much from want OF
food and loss Of animals-lOO would not cover
the deaths between Missouri and Sacramento
vallcY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18

MISS Lind warmly expressed herself in favo,
~ universal cducatlon. as the first instrumental
ny towards .he freedom, happiness and pros.
Per'y OF the people in any country; and this
ram OF conversation was continue between
''c singhistcd parties for about ten minutes
US Mr webster was passing ont Of the room
'rmhy turncdt to her companion and enthusiastic
uuy eNGf'i'nnd, "p hive seen q mnn-hs
very looks stamped him with grcntncss he is
one or the noblcst of Americans :"
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Burlington, frrc i)rrss.
Published at Burlington, VT
BY ID. w. G. & IA RICE,
Editor ana Proprietor.
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One square, 10 line or less. 2 insertions, 81 100
Eac! insertion after the Sd, cts. line.
.GSy' YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS, (whh prhilcgc OF
ultcrutious)
Halt Column, $500
Fourth do 25OO
Eight do IL %
One Square, 1000
business Cards. SO so
~ The privilege of Yearly Advertisers is strict
ly limited to their own immediate and rcruar bu-
ness and the business OF an Advertising Firm is not
considered as including that OF its individual mem.
bers.
~ Advertisements should be marked the nm-
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iuued TIL iorhd or at the option OF the Publisher
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forming the publisher and the paper is sent to tn
io,mer direction, they arc held responsible.
D. The courts have decided that refusing TO take n
paper from the Office or removing and leaving it un-
called tor, prlma aCia evidence of Intentional fraud
g. a Postmaster nrglecting to inform n publshcr
;yhen hlS paper is not taken from tho office makes
h"!selt liable Tor his subscription price.
JOB PRINTING
BOOKS, CARDS, CATALOGT TFS. C.RCiI-
LARS, llA hE-BlLLS, S,PROGrt5iliES. PAN
POSTERS, SIlOP-BiLI.S, BLANKS. !
md every variety printing, executed with neat
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18

The Rochester Americtn IL informed by n
gentleman who visited the Canada Fair AT
Niagara, that tho show of Wheat cxcelled
over thing OF the kind they had ever witnessed
rach sample was to contain twenty-five bushels,
and upwards of n thousand bushcls were cxh-
blted. III quality and perfect cleanncs. it eur
passed the best Gencsse Wheat We learn
that the premium lots werc purchased Tor The
Worlds Fair in London, and that the prizes
ranged from 800 down to 40 --T}cY WI ,.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18

IITE ACTs or CoSGREss - lne lnteiiigencer
contains list OF the acts passed. during the late
session. They consist ot thirty one public
acts, originating In the Senate, and nine iCint
rcsoInlons,ten private acts ard fnur resolutions.
Public acts, originating in the House. 2l3 Join,
resolutions, private acts tiirty, and four Joint
resolutions.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18

\ I'Sn E.CIreNr "A poor Swedish .-ir.. a
domestic in II family in Rovbury. called on jcn-
ny, the other day, md was received with the
utmost Kindness. jenny Detained her scvor,l
hours, talking nbort "hcmc" md other matters,
and in the cYcrirt took her hi her rqrringc to
the Concert, gavp tcr seat. nnl s"nt her back
to RoXbury IN = carriagc, ut the close of the
performance Bee.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18

~ Tho New Bounty Land Bill. 1t gives to
the surviving soldiers, their widows or minor
children of the war OF 1879, the Indian wars
since 1870, and the Mexican, for nine months
service, one hundred aud sixty acres for four
months, eighty acres ;ior one month, forty acres
capt witty by the enemy is to'bc called part
OF this service.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18

a Toronto paper es linetes the snrp'n. whoa'
crop Of Canada this season at 1000 900 more
than that ~ lan year, which wai 1000 OOO,
making II 100000 for export
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18

Census returns rom Rhode Island, mostly
complete eXcHn'lnR Providence, give a total po-
poation OF 90 033 against 1884 in lSl0-ln.
crease abart - rxs cent.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18

-, t''t tDu>t'
nj I'm srro don't Erov,' replied tn
Or young man, gloomily. 4 shall have (
sec Edwards, suppose, and ask him t
is wait. But I'm sure I'd rather take
9 horsc-whippng. Good credit! Hell
sing different song now.'
$ For a moment or two longer tho hus
band and wife stood looking AT each other
@ Then, as each sighed heavily. the frme
! turned away and left house. His roa,
Il TO hCsircss vas past the store Of Mr.. Ed
wards, bot lie now avoided the street il
which he lived, and went whole block
, out cf h,s way 10 do SO.
'lIow am to pay this bill ? murmuct
the unhappy Jacobs pousng in his work
for the twentieth timc as he sat at hi,
dcat, and giving his mind up to troubled
thoughts.
Just at this moment the senior uarlncr
in ne csiaoi','in.vnl camc up and Stood
beside him.
'Wcll, my young fricnd,' said ne, kind
Iy, how are YOU getting aIongp
Jacobs tried to smile and look cheerful
as ha replied
'Prct'y well, sir Ept his voice had
in it a touch Of dcspondcncy.
n(,or nonso }onr roa'I"r ',,o ,o, u';p'oy p''
Jnv is # not :, ~ '''' '"' 10 i : 10
Tos s.,,,,.,,;o1 ,,aah.. l;,l.....,
i,o ,,ora ~ ,iiI '''u' =; ''VooS' MS ''p",! S'nN-
n'9os,i'n .,,".y1 y u, us "'so'"' ''' tne
nInrn. ''so',"iST 'o'i MS
tinc '' - - '''' ~ '''''''
g, 9, v.o. ro,,.;.. -, ,.a,. oo.-,,,..
u'!' !cH.'Vu '"c c''IPioI or, ana ma
!"'t IL IS Drawn up close. Lave YOU noih-
ing ahead =
Not Il dollar, | am sorry 70 yav.' r..
turned Jacobs. Liyinr i cynnrsivn..
ouI b,vo.i mouth, ,o },l,
.,f,l,,,l.;,'- -
'' '"C O''N'' H"," ''c i'"I
c'' Us you nave Dcrh laIlhlul TO us, aud
your services are valuable, we must add
something to your salary. You now re-
coiyc seven hundred dollars.
Yes, sir
eva v.ill c,lI :, o;ol. L,,,,1..,
Gc,. 0"'' - ''e"' "'''"'cu an"
"",'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18

THANE5GivrY4 DAY IN MA-sAcnueETT,.-
The Governor has appointod Tnur.d,y, Novem
Der %, ns day OF general tlank.gving in
Massachusetts.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18

1t is estimated that tho eros. receipts Of the
eight concer; given by Jenny Lind exceeded
Sl7J,0OG.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18
A SCrCnadc,

star. OF the snmmernight !
Far in your azure dcers,
Hide, hide yaar golden light
She sleeps
My lady sleeps.
Sleeps
'Dreams Of the summer nightl
Tell her her lover keeps
Watch ! while in slupbers light
She sleeps.
My lady sleeps.
Sleeps,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18

D\'i.L WEBSTER am JrN,Y IINp Hon
Daniel Webster was lntrod ccd Yesterday noon
by Mr.. BarEun, To Miss Jenny .ind, in her par-
lor, which is ON the same floor with and d rcctIv
opposite the room occupied by Mr.. w. Tho
Transcript say The meeting between the rrcnt
American statesman and the renowned ?wccd.
lsll Songsrcss was quite cordial, and apparently
Afforded much satisfaction to each They at
once catered nto lively aud Interesting con
VerSatlon. Ailcr some comparisons hpd be-, Il
made between the differences of climate IN thiI
country and Europe, Miss Lind observed that
Fhc had nowhere noticed such general prosper
" ana hrpplneSs among the people as had ap-
pelrcd TO her during her short sojourn in Amer.
lea,
MIR; Webster by his manner appropriately ac-
knowlcdged the trutlliulnesS of her remark and
very briefly alluded to the causes which produc-
ed so wcll-balanced condition of society,"
our Tree institutions, oummon schoo system re-
hglolls liberation, the proillablcness of labor
a"d the honors awarded To intellectual advance
nant, were dclIcatcly contrastcd with the stat,
OF Affairs under arbitrary governments.
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list OF PRICES
English Three Ply Carpet, IS TO 9s, do Double
Fupcriine, Is, Double Ingram Carpet, 6s, Snperiine
Ingram do is Common Carpets, Is and Cd, Stair dc
Is aud ID, Brussels Stair, 6s and ss Stair Rods Ct
Rugs, Is do Administer Is Door Mats, As and Cd
Table Coyels, IS lbs aud 2Os. English Floor oil
Cloths, 3cc to ~ feet wide, IS, 4, 5s, and ss IeI
ward. English Duggcts 3s Cd, and IS, Druggels
yards wide, Window Shades rs to 1Os.
HIRAM ANDERSON,
No9J, Dowcry, n. YoI H.
May ~, 1870 wtSmos6
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the rules II the JOINT assembly, adopted las.
session. the e Mt rules I'LL otherwise ordered.
The Senate on motion Of Mr.. Thomas, ad.
iourncd.