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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON Cry. Dec. Is.

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SENATE-Mr. Sebastian appeared and
took his seat.
Mr.. Bell presented the credentials Of Mr.
Jones, Of Tennessee, who was sworn AM
took his seat.
Mr.. Hale presented a petition from the
American Exhibitors at the Worlds Fail
in London. asking an appropriation to pay
their expenses.
Mr.. Foote gave notice Of a bill grantius
land TO Mississippi for the construction o
a railroad.
Mr.. Grier presented memorials Gom thf
General Assembly of Missouri, for grant
81 land for the construction Of. Railroad,
and Plankroads, and other Improvement
in that State.
MIR. Hunter. from the Committee on Fl
nance. reported back a bill establishing ,
branch mint in California, which was tr ke,
up and read and ordered 10 be cngrossed
for a third reading.
Mr.. Borland reported a bin granting q
pension to the widow of Maj. Gen. WORT,
The Senate then took up Mr.. Foote's
resolutions, declaring the compromise
measures oflast session definite as regard.
the Slavery question, when
Mr.. Butler took the floor, and addressed
the Senate in opposition to them. li his
view he stated that the compromise mea-
sures never had been and never would be
executed.
Mr. Foote followed, and in the course
Of his remarks brought in the division OF
California into the discussion.
iloUsE.-Mr Bayley. OF Va, offered n
resolution, which was adopted, calling up
on the President for information respect.
ing the Imprisonment and confinement, Of
John S. Thrasher,
The resolution from the Senate. extend
ing a welcome to Kossuth. was taken up
and adopted without a debate under the
operation of the previous question, by
yeas-l81; nays-l6.
Mr.. Fitch gave notice OF a resolution re-
versing the declaration Of the Congress OF
1848, that the Mexican war was unconsti-
tutionally begun. lie said he desired the
unanimous consent Of the House to intro
the bill; but objection was made.
Several resolutions were introduced call
ing upon the President Tor information in
regard to the condition of affairs in Utah.
Also, in regard to the seizure and confisca-
ton OF the barques Georgiana and Sarah
Loud, by the Spanish authorities; and al
so for information in relation to the treaty
between England. France and Spain, for
the protection Of Cuba.
Mr.. Marshall introduced a bill. author.
izing the payment in the treasury of Cali
tornia, all the moneys collected in the ports
Of that State on imports, since the treaty
with Mexico, and prior to her admission
into the Union. A debate arose on the
reference, and before the taking Of the
question, the House adjourned.
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WASHlNGToN, Dec. l6

" IA AO-'s wv "
SENATE.-Mr. Jones, oflowa. presented
joint resolutions otthe Legislature OF Iowa,
maintaining the obligations of the people
of every State to observe faithfully the pro-
visions Of the Constitution, and asserting
their determination to sustain the Compro-
mise.
Mr.. Bradbury, of Maine, presented II
petition from publishers Of newspapers,
complaining of the discrimination in post
age against transient / cwspapers.
Mr.. Borland, Of Arkansas, chairman OF
the committee on printing, reported back
a joint resolution authorizing a contract
with Messrs. Donaldson & Armstrong tor
printing the returns Of the recent census.
Mr.. James. of Rhode Island, gave no.
tice Of "a joint resolution, providing Tor the
appointment by the President oi the United
States Of a board of scientific men to ex-
anime and report some plau to prevent the
explosion of boilers,
Mr.. Shields, Of Ill.,. moved to take up
the resolution providing for the appoint
ment, by the Chair, Of a committee otlhree
to wait upon Louis Kossuth. the Governor
OF Hungary, and Introduce him to the
Senate.
The resolution was amended so as to
provide tilatthe committee wait on Kossuth
on his arrival in Washington.
HoUsE.-Mr. Marshall bill Tor the pay
meni into the treasury Of California, OF
certain moneys collected on Imports into
ports Of that Stale after the treaty with
Mexico, and before her admission into the
Union, was referred to the COMMITTEE on
ways and means.
The States were then called upon for
petitions, and several bills asking tor grants
Of land for RAILROAD purposes, were intro.
duced and referred to the Committee on
Public Lands.
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We are Of opinion that our CORES
pondsnt would not better the matter much
by getting the people to refuse all bank
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But for the large shipments CT specie in September
1851 would have been very great falling OF in the
aggregate compared with the corresponding month last
year The expectation Of specie from this port since the
l OF January 1851 exceeds in value the expectation Of
merchandise Together the value is greater than the
exports for corresponding period in any previous
Notwithstanding this the large eaittances Of public
stocks foreign exchange Is sustained at very high points
and specie continues to 70 forward From this time out
shall have activity In foreg export trade
not much from this port from the South. Cotton
has commenced going forward and before the lapse Of
many weeks, shall feel the beneficial effects Of such
tbipments Rates for sterling bills have already depre-
ciated and the supply the market largely increased
this continues the outward current Of specie viii soon
entirely cease and receipts Of gold dust from Caor
ns will be retained for home consumption. As
we retain all remittsnces from California; We
tba rapidly Gil up banks and add largely to the
tac circulation Of the country All we have to do to
insure pemanenoy in this improvement Is to keep down
lie impurtutiopg a moderate
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thsissus prior to July e. ls4o $4,000 ofths ius Of July
"a ls4e and ST. $50 a. the issue Of January g. ls47
We are requested to state that the Phenix Bank Of
Bsinbridge is redeemed in Wall street and in Albany.
Part Of the securities held by the
Of this bank bends and mortgages, which, we learn
ere to be withdrawn and New York State stocks subs
tuted.
In relation to the failure Of the Peoples Bank Of Pa
terson the Paterson Intellig1e9 ssys:-
The public quite wise respects the
prospects Of redemption Of the bills The bank had
large circulation but the cannot be 2scertaned
it vas sl4S72e when the annual statement was made
In January last aud should not be at al surprised 70
md materially increased since then or its assets we
know hing but fear that they will be small
with its liabilities. As the cashier who alone can give
anything like truthful statement Of aairs s unwilling
to disclose to the diTector' the condition OF the
bank the public will have to await the examination OF
the receivers These were appointed by the Chancellor
on Monday and consist OF Chss Danforsh and corns s.
Eqs @ S sSd w% cay nsa
disely with investigation AID at an early day II Is
hoped, will give to the public reliable statement Of
Affairs In the meantime may be we'll for holders not
to NIT TO the ruling rates which vary from ten to
twenty five cents On the dollar
The quotation Of United States Six per Cent bonds
at Hamburg, Is los to Nj do six per cent, in Hopes
certificates 106 Massachusetts, Five per Cent sterling
lozh to 8; Maryland Five per Cent, $50 At Ams.er-
dam, Hopes Louisiana Five per Cents quoted at $50
general Court of the Propre.ors Of the Bank Of Eng
land held the Goth of September when dividend
for the half year ending the 3lst of August last. Of
three and half per cent free o. income tax other de-
duction was declared payable the 18th Of October
next, out Of net fer the six months amounting
a55 1885, which f133s4 less than in the previous half
year. After payment Of the dividend, the rest viii
amount to SO 057 6l3
The annexed statement exhibits the value of foreign
dry goods entered at this pert for consumption
housing, and withdrawn from warehouse for the week
ending the I'd instant -
MOVEMENTS IN FOREIGN Day Goops-WEEKLY IMPORTS.
o.. LII
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The total amount put upon the market during the week
S7so3S. This is small enough for the season. The
amount warehoused during the week moderate. 1t
Is fortunate that the impcrtatons limited for the
expectation Of merchandise during September small
in value than during the month last year. in
several previous ones.
The annexed statement exhibits the value Of merchan-
disc exported from this port during the month Of Sep
tember distr gushing the destination and extent o.
shipments to each county
VALUE EXPORTS FROM THE PoRr OF New YoRK-
Expr
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EMPRESS AaEsCIEs, &c.

RERToRD co.'s CALIFORNIA ExPREss-rHn
- only organized express Nicaragua route Va Nj
earasus, Tuesdsy. October 7th By steamer
The rropreor Of the Nicsrssus route se tnss
they can land passengers San Francisco In les hsn svsn
W 1--WE dsys. We win send packages and mail bags ~ We
Tronetheus In charge OF sr W. Hscket Of the arm 81
Hacke sg.ud OF san Juan Who have been estatbshed
long time Al ban Juan and sgent, snt they WIZ
forv,rd all goods without delay Pksses ne s,esed
1850 bs Ne sent efore the th init frs4ht I'VE
rer round lover than ~ other Letsrs
Tor Ncars gua and Central tmer,a recefveat
sC'Soti 4 n, Yeti Ne fssty ftfett, Astcf heGss~
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HAVANA ADvERTIsEmENT.

vyEHTosAs FURNITURE STORES. No. q oBIsPo
street, and IS ObrsTio street. Hsbsps (Cubs.) M
yentosa constantly hand in the steve we'll
stores arg snd valuable assortment Of Household Furn
and Upholetery Of the latest style, which he will
twerty cent lees than any other houss in ah,rs Per-
visiting Hsbsns intending 20 keep house and -ot vish
Its, ~ Bftt, at he nest reasonable
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MsURAHCEs.

THHI BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Chartered In b2f-Omces 43 Fulton street. Brooklyn;
herchsnts Exchange, wall street. New York-hsve their
capital t also handsome surpus) invested In the most
uhacubtd securities and continue insure buildings ms
furniture and other personal property vessels In
port and Their earsoes upon as fsvorsbe terms &c any
WILLIAM ELLSWORTH. President
q
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REV PrBLIOATiONs

n oro's EDITION OF LEWIS ArUNpEL-CozpLErI
IL nov resdy. Lewie ArundoL orths RnifeAd Of Life
IN ono yolnme illustrated TIE public would dc
VIII In pufehasng this work iook ~ the imprint Longs
edition rsrtc, and COMPLETE There mntilst.d snc
tssdacd edition Tor rsle which base deception snaffsue
70 he public. Ltrg cor ris,s edition rev fssay
&. LONG BROTHER ~ Ann street
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OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE MUTUAL INsuR
" Co., SO Wall street. New York, SEPT. ~ fsol-
Notice s hereby sven that fy per sent q s ,s5p 81 n:
The Holders thereof their legal representatives. on and
after the 18Th day Of November nett snd that hers
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s.osr OFFICE NOTICE.

VYosr OFFICE NEW YoRK-NoTICE.-rHE NAILS
per o. g. Mail steamer WashipSsen viii close at this
ters fox France must be pre- p.id q cents each sate.
WIN. v. BRADY, Pm
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE FAIR.


sJ,HE TwENry-TOURTH ANNUAL FAIR or TIE
u American Institute will be daily TO the billie
from A. until l0P M; the Garden will be brillianty
~ with he managers hsys the pleasure Of an
that Bioomlds celebrated baud will pisy At the
Garden every evening durnE the exhibition by Ter Of the
Board. WILLIAM HALL, Chairman.
joins N. CHAxBERs See. Managers
rAsrLE oARDEN.-CEoRGE HUMMELs ESSENCE
~ Coffee. The after ti0n Of housekeeper proprtsors
Of hotels coffee aeons boareieg houses aud all consumers
coffee csptains Of vessels, 10 respectfully in
vited the above rrepara,ien exhibition Castle
Gsrden for sais Wholesale and retail by Hall, Ruckei
Co.. 22O Greer wich street. door below Barclay.
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L.lQUORa.

re BRoADwAY-BRooKss WINE AND BRANDY
stcreMatured old Brsdies soft and nutty favored
sherry aronstc old Port French and German Wines
(quslty be relied Also, assortment Of segars
6ntlemen dinner tables supplied with choice Wines at the
shortest notise.
IN BOTTLE. AT DALL1MoREs BsANDY STORE.
$50 Brccme street. corner of Crosby London Dock and
81 the choice trabds Of old Brsndss Wines Gin yamacs
and st. Crox Rum Scotch and frisa Whiskey Sc. sill
warranted genuine imported. Choice Havana segsrs,
London and Dublin Porter, Scotch aad India Ale Sc
M rRAUGHT, AT THE CELEBRATED BRANDY
store go Broome street 81 Crosby The choicest
Old Bransies, Wines London and Meders genuine swsr
Gin, old Jam.ics and So. Croix Rum Scotch and Irish
Nktley White Brandy &C. &c. IN Quantities 10 euit rur
tLats The trade are Invited 20 call End ave ptI cent
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f2j93g5 2l6,H4 Ils7G3 IH6sl
The aggregate value Of merchandise exported during
the month s3C4i3o4 The aggregate Of merchandise
and specie exported from this port In September for
several years past, has been as suhjonsd-
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nILLrNERY, FANCY GOODS, sc.

uLACK VELVET RIBEops-BLACK VELVET RIB
N hons all vidths- 100 reess just received BY
y. II. HOMER, 60 John street.
CLOAKsi sACKsl HANTfLLAS - TUE sUBsCHT.
" bsrs stoet 81 these elersnt garments fox the Fall
seasor now piet and comprises the rioht end
tsr1ideysd Vel ves sikB satns Cloths French Horinos
he q the latest Paris lesgns kses and young Lediea
rrcfuse variety -GEo RpiPfN. Psfs cieik and kapts
lp1yugm, 81 Byendwsy.
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PAPnfl HANGlNGs, &c.

LcRENCH PAPER HANoINas.-THos FAYE CO..
No tse Pearl street. near Madison, oasf the rehss AZ
Papers &c all imported direct from the nsnufaoturers.
and for sale Al Ahs lowest satss ~ vhnisais and veta
ZINE PAPER HANGINGs.-rRANcIs PAREs d CO.,
$40 Pearl street. have Just received and offer NJ whole
sale and RETAIL extensive assortment Of s the richest
styles Of Decorative Velvet Gold, Satin French, and
American Paper Hanrngs Borders selected
for drawing rooms a. Also all the mos, approved ssylss
able for Halls dining rooms 80 The perfect work
men 70 hang paper Always on hand.
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A GOOD SADDLE con PoNEY rs WANTED. ABoUr
tmftten 70 fourteen hands high gentle and sound for
sn Tree VII be given. App,y 81 Gatselas stables
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PERSONAL.

III JAMES JACKSON, OF MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA,
IL this city, he will Of something 70 his advantage
BY calling at the once Of Frost Converse Ne w Pesrl
street. Any giving information that will lead 70
finding him, will be rewarded Said James Jackson when
last heard from was in Charleston c. and probably SAIL
ed In vessel bound 10 this city probably as sailor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04

V'o BAsKET kAEERs.-RoBERT BULOID d CO, M
rorter No los Front street, would inform the basket
makers that they have received superior lot Yreeh
Willows Prince de Jonve. direct fr m growers,
which they viii sell reasonable terms in
market and that they viii be constantly supplied
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GENTLEEEN'S QUITTING STORE 22BROADWAY.
" The Subscribers would inform their friends aud tbs
public generally that they have
No. pa Maiden Lane to No 22 Broadway (frss block be-
low the Irving House) where they 70 exhibit
complete assortment of gentlemen's Quitting articles.
Of fine linen and cotton shirts under Garments
Of every Variety Hosiery Gloves of superior STYLE sArf
Cravas Nc &c Also ladies unde wear. merno slk aad
co.cn likewise particular given TO the making Of
spectIy solicit their ien and the public geasray
,xpmine case Linen Shirts, exhibiting AZ TIE
Fair OF the American Institute. u. W. CANfIELD L.
FOWLER, 2G2 Broadway.
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IL what 10 Lola Montes oominsf
huso or are they humminsf
Let her come who cares reaction
Soon will tsnsh her attraction.
IL the big bugs. In their coaches,
She could draw forth. AZ the rosches
Are Allured BY Lyons Powder,
Every night she a have q " orovdcr.'
But. though fair snd pure Dian,
She would be no match for Lyon.
Every nft CT In creation
He can rob Of animstion
And with Pills well named Magnetic,
Nil the min rerrstetis,
villarous long whiskered fellows.
That infest our barns and cellars.
Prrtrsf deJot for the sale ofLyons Magnetic Pc sdsf
and Pills, tc4 Brcsdvay.
EuTEEN YEARS REPUTATION mas PROVED
that Clirehushs Treophe-ous the best and only ar
ce the hair offered the world ulane
and curative tie cleansing and Identifying properties reader
Of the Eecssaries Of the toilet. Sold kettes
Price so cent?. Principal once lp Broadway Smith.
fancy store, New York Hotel and all druggists.
HAIR DYE, or ANY sHADE.-A LADY WILL FOR
Ward 70 any one the receipt for most valuable and In
fste hair dye, with directions for 4. produces any
hs operator may REQUIRE rem sht susurn 70 PER-
eot bses unfsng In efeet does not diseolor the sip
rem all riursous qus,i.. has rndersone medsaI
soy or gentleman Forwarding dollar. will receive The
stefe ~ return 81 mall Seat 70 Of the United
states Address Mrs. l.. r. YATES. Rochester. ny.
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,I,o MEN OF ENrrRPRIsE.-A RARE onANcE-ro

Il let-Tte new model Hotel The isr.e basement. foe
rest, ofths splsndd hou's rsw some
vsntsgeous circumstances, there being dining
refreshments served to the guests Also Shop with
for batbs suitable for barber attached the Hotel
be leased few nicely Furnished and pleasant Rooms
let week from l2 TO l6s by immediate application at
the ohce Of the Hotel up Of William
Frankfort streets bloch from the Park Single beided
Rooms 25c. nigtt The Hotel open during night.
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UL<OT HIN q.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIc-BiLLs ON TIE FOL-
lowing broken Banks will be taken at in payment
Tor Clothing Union Hall Wholesale and detail Clothing
Of Fulton and Nassau streets New YORK.
COR meIeiai Bank Perth Amsoy dol the Farmerf Bank
do; the Atlantic Bank, do the Delaware and Hudson
do the Government steel Bank, Michigan; the James
Bank Of jamestown, W the Bank of New Rochelle do;
the Farmers Bank Of Nina, do the Western Bank, OF
hte Creek do the Merchants Bank, of Canandsigua.
do Goods Tor tie above be selected from
INN stock q some hun dred dollars worth
OF ready maze Clothing suitable for in every
variety and embracing all the late Improvements the
trade. =. l.. ROGERS.
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ID 7. Brands h Co, manufacturers Of brosse powder
metal and silver leaf beg call tie attention Of the public
to their patented gold aud silver plated bronze c9ios in the
oct beautiful shsdes briiiancy durability
and eheapness BY snd proved process. they Will
vtntyour hours and will also make goods according 70
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HAEDsOEE FURNITURE &c.. TO PAY ADVANCES
i at auction, at $40 BroadwAy-H. 2. willard. aue
toneer will SELL this morning at 0 O'clock at Hoopers
Sales Room. near stuarts general assortment OF Firn
ture consisting Of Mahogany Sofas Chairs Rocking and
Parlor Chairs Rosewood and Black Walnut Bedsseads
Lounges Marble Top Centre and Side Tables SCI also
tresses, PaIiasters &c3 ii. f. WILLARD, Auctioneer.
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Ns,Ss
IN X. j. Perrne will be settled BY the undersgued
All demands against said firm must he presented TO the
him. ROBERT PERRlNE.
Nrw YoRK, September 20 1851.
A PARTNER WANTED. WITH 5000 TO l2oo, IN A
thouehares in the city Any person having the above
smount will find this for engaging
Nassau street, and {55 Broadway.
VUANTED-As A PARTNER IN THE DRY GOODS
w business o young man, possessing 500 10 $500 In
cash, In desirable location and In house siready
optn for the fall trade Address Industry Herald ONCE
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DOYS CLOTHINC.-N. P. II. BARKET CO., ~ NAS-
ID street, have the largest cheapest and best stock OF
youhs and chdrens clothing IN the union Being exelu-
vey 10 boys clothing they present
purchaers than other concern
in their line. Sold ethsr by single suit or paskage
THE SUBSCRIBER STILL CONTINUES TO PAY
cash, in money for cast of Clothing Furnf-
ture Firearms Watches and Jewery Ladies and gentle
having the above to dispose o. can at All mee raIe
Ladies attended by Mrs Lyon.
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WACHMAKnR AND JEwELLER-sTORE FOR
w ssle.A good opportunity for with . cssh CAPT
ta 70 invest good located shd sready established bust
With a. the place hs, good run Of customers, aud tbs
owners se going into the business For
thsr particulars. Apply ~ ala Hudson. osrner Of Canal
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(lkANDOLLs, LAMPS. CHANDELIERS. CANpELA
" bras, Ae.-J Reilly is Carmine STREET lamp manu-
tnoture wishes TO direct public attention his varied
,s,.nsiye stock OF girundoss Chandeliers vaad, asrAs
hall and tutrepeng Lamp BracAs o. whi,h he orsrs
az prices that DEFY Persons aboat purchasing
will do ye to call and examine. Goods delivered In
part Of the city free. ~ B.-ordsrs by post otherwise
PROMPTLY attended TO.
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aALUu ~ AUCyIOu.

A UCTI0N NOTICE -CARRIAGes. HARNESS. SAD
"A dies &C. Saturday 4th Oct at IL 5eloek in front
q store 81 Dsy street Greenwioh or
C7oss Carrisse shifting seat PI@on Bussy spring CART
Harness, Side Saddle. w. A. CARTER, Aust,
81 Dey street, corner Green wich.
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VTyANTrp-A SITUATION AS WET NURSE, BY
respectable young married woman. who hes recently
be seen for few days at 2S wsst Twentieth street, The
best yeferer ctr given.
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IVoR sALE-A LIGHT TRoTTING wAeoN.-wAs
- butmsr.se wsson for Lady Sutton is made Of the
very beet materials has been but little used and ia in co m
pete rd Left for sale at the stable ef Gillespie and Car
isle, East broadway, near corner Of Pike.