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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

1.-THE Tribune of this morning reflects upon the
Democratic Senators for voting for Democratic
candidate for United States Senator
This is meant to be adroit, but only
succeeds in being false. The Tribune does
not reflect on the Opposition Senators for
"voting fora Democratic candidate" On
the contrary, we "refect" on them for not
doing that very thing, but consPiring and
conniving with our Silver Grays to defeat
any election at all. They had a candidate
of their own choice-a capable and worthy
Statesman, whom they had deliberately
nominated only a few evenings before.
Why did they withhold their votes from
him? Why did they, on two several bal
lots, each vote for a distinct candidate !
The Post knows that they so voted with
the deliberate intent of defeating any cleo
tion-not merely resisting such election
themselves, but depriving the majority,
who wished to elect, of any opportunity to
do so.
1t will not do for the Loco-Focos to
skulk behind the Silver Grays in this mat
ter, any more than for the latter to make a
scape- goat of Mr.. Beekman. All were
conspirators together, and each squad has
achieved a separate and peculiar infamy.
The crime of neither faction affords the
smallest excuse for the other. The Peo-
pie will mete out to each a fitting retribu-
ton.
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attach them, who do not know by instinct
that the Liberties of Mankind would have
obtained important guarantees and advan-
tages from the success of the Hungarian
struggle for Independence-a struggle IN
cited by the grossest usurpation and Perhly
on the part of Austria, and inaugurated by
the concession of Rights to the peasant
millions by the Hungarian Diet-Rights
not only Political but Social-Rights not
only to Liberty but to Land-which few
Republics have yet fully paralleled. In
short, the lovers of Freedom and the syco-
plants of Despotism all over the world
we'll know that their battle was lost and
won in the resubjugatiOn and wholesale
slaughter of that heroic isolated tribe"
whom Mr. Bowen represents as Tartars
and locates ON the borders of the Black
Sea- He now finds that there are free
men who mourn their fall and mark their
defamers on the banks of the Connecticut
and the shores Of Massachusetts Bay.
MAY he remember and profit by the lesson!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
The whig Spirit at AIbany-No Surrender:
ConespOasence Of The Tribune

ALnANfs IuesQAgs roo =
DEAR GREELEY. You have already heard the
result of the attempt to elect U. g. Senator, aud
know not that can add anything. The indig-
nation that is felt among the Wings here doubt
not, is the same as with you. That Hamilton
Fish should receive every Wing vote in the Sen
ate but one, and every Wing vote in the Assem-
bly, bat four, and yet not be elecsed-thas ne
should in the two Houses receive majority oil
20 over all opposition and not be chosen-is an
outrage that the Wings OF other States Will hard
y understand. Yet by the peculiarly OF our
statute one man has deprived vast majority oil
the People of the f mpire State, as expressed by
an unusual majority Of Wing Members IN the Le-
gslature, Of their due representation in the u ).
Senate. Think not, however, that on that recu-
SAINT Senator all the blame rests. He is only the
representative and tool Of disappointed clique.
twas meant for evil, but its result will be good.
The regular time having passed for the Election
the Wings will not beg fsvors Of their adverse
ries, external or internal, to enable them to make
new law to try it over again, but are perfectly
willing to 60 to the People next Fall on the issue
thus made up. The result is not doubtful.
You will notice that every "silver Gray" but
four in the House cared an; not without choking,
hswever. on the part of Vsrnum, Ferris, and
Swords That they knew what the result was to
be in the Senate, is generally believed and bad
It required their votes to produce it, several OF
them could have been had.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
PHILADELPHIA.
The Coai-Heavers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

tpOuUCECGO
PHILADELPHIA, Thuradsy, Feb. 6.
Quiet has been restored in Richmond. The
police force has been Withdrawn, and q number
Of the coal beavers have resumed work. The diff
fculty between these men aud their employers
viii, il Is thought be settled without further dit
iculty.
There but hue change 70 norce ia the market 10 day
CorroS continues In limited reQaest former rates No
further sales Of QuERcirRoS have bee0 reported
Flour msrket for the psst two weeks sull continues
Holders nominslly ask e2t p barrel Tor common and
good shipping brands but there export demand Tue
sses Cor city consumption very restricted scale.
within the range OF FORMER quotations No mFther
ssles Of kSk FLoVk have TRANSFERRED CoRS MEAL hrm
G2S't y eel In WHEAr there e nothing doing except
unucs scsrec Tho last sale o. Pennsylvsois Is
cents The marhetis poorly sappied with CoRs Sales
OF $50 bushels Pennsylvania veto ~ 10 Itors NJ so d60i
cent? OATS are IN demand al former rates. There 10
fair demspd for CLOVES SEEp aud 500 bushels sold 81 s.
former rates WHISKY Il in uied reoaest Bsfrcls are
hsld &C . and hhis ~ % cts
SALEs or STOCKS Frat B0dsd-$9e1 Sprng q arden e.
40 lOol 90eoe Stse o. as l0i4 $f5o do lHl. III 100
Camden and Amboy RR Sc. 10 est; n HarrssbafgS r
a.; IL Union Bank Tenn TOT 23 Mech. Bk Sel, 81 ooo
Wilmipeton RR. s., 9is; 30 do s4l SLIGO Guy Ca so
1881; e2Ooo Reading Mort &c, Sc; so Sch. BIZ n 500
Leigh Mort So, 9St; 500 Reading RR S0t $50 Morris
Csps 1871; so County &c. IL loiii SO Veksburg RI lsi
S~rond BoardsiS Penra RI. a.; iSoo Reading RR-
a. "a 400 Reading RI sol, 81 200 Safe ST. 95i; il6
Exchspee Sac Pshu,gh SD; $500 Texas Reg Noiss
40i As &. s. Bk n; 50 Louisville BIZ loSl $4,000 ~ A.
Coal Go. 70; 100 Morris Canal, ~.
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Weather Items.
BY Bain'. Line, onee2s WaAaI

By BdiHs Line, O6iee29 WaiLstI
THURSDAY, Feb. s-7PM.
PsoyIDEscE.CleM sod windy. Ther H.
HoRwIcH-Clesri toersble s!eighing Their; 49,
WlsHINGroS-Wind N w; clear and starlight Their y
BALTImoRE-ClesT and moonlight; wind NV Ther ..
WmmISGToN-Cod and starlight; windy wind W.
Tber. So.
THURSDAY, Feb. s-sPM
BuFFALo-Cesr but very cold Their. 10 above. :.
RocHEsTER-Cold ana cloudy; wind NV. Thst ~
AuBuss-Mild ard cloudy wind NV.
CGpESsBuRoH-Wnd NV; growing warmer. Thef'
sYRacusE-snowng slightly all day; wind NV. Tier
OswEco-C Cloudy; wind w. Their H.
UricA-Clesr and cold; wind w. Their Is
TRoY- Clear and cod; wind NV.
ALBANY-Clesr. Their H.
By MOysSs Line oeee, ls WaiI'tI
THURSDAY, Feb. 6-sPM.
BUFFALO Have had clear, pleasant day beautiful
evening Their. IA, Bar 2.@0.
BocHEsTER-c NV wind; clear, cold day and dns
AUscRs-Cod and cloudy though not stormiug wind
w; has been stormy, winlry day Their II:
sYRAcusE-Weather clear and cold thed hard TO snow
AL day heavy w wind. Their 10 above
oswEGo-cold and clsudyi showing lightly; wind n
UricA-we have Lad a cold but pleasant day; clear fts
evening with keen NV. wind blowing. Their H. ss'
falling.
TRoY-A clear, cold evening" wind light from NV
MoRTREAL-Clea and very cold air fall Of FROST wind
WNW. Their TO- Bar. so ~, and rising.
BURLIsGToS-Clear and pleasanti wind N. Thef
above
WBfTEHALL-CIe@ and cold wind N. Ther. sbo's
BIZ Erie Lilac, S HanOser-sfl THURSDAY. Feb 6-l2h
sUsouEHANSA-Snowed q little last night; cold, WE
high N. wind.
THURSDAY, Feb. 6-9Ph
FREDosLA-cloudy and cold four inches OF snow -
pre- spect OF more.
PIKE-WiDd NE; cloudy and very cold -.
NUEpA- Cold and cloudy; wind T. freezing very ns~
bot litle snow on the qound.
DASsyILLE-hery cold wind N.
JkFFERsoE-Clear and Geld
ITHAcA-Cold and clear; wind n.
FLMIRA-Cear and cold; wind n. Their. i6
OwEco-Haye had cold unpleasant day; very 6iasss.
ing seiR quite good and there has been consdes
produce into market to-day.
BrsGBAMrcs-very cold wind N; two inches s1SV-
Tier Is. -,
MosTsosE Ps-CIeu and cold tonight; Wind n a,
HosEsDALE, Pa Cloudy, with high N wind very coz
NARRowsRURc-Clear and cold wind wv. fhaN
DELAwARE- Clear and cold wind ~
Neutrality-suspicious. and cold.
OosREN-CleU and cold wind NV. -
NEwBURcH-Wind NV; clear and cold some &C.,
ingj good crossing Ice for fooimen bca. hss sose
to-day, and doubtful II she can tomorrow.
Cold SPRIEG-Clear and cold.
PERKSKILL-Ciesr and cold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

U. s. SCHOOL AGENcT.-The general tendency
TO substitute system order and uniformity for the
old ways of chance and anarchy becomes daily
more palpable. Mr. Wilcoxs School Agency is
one good example of it. Upon a plan which we
have not room to set forth, but which he will be
very happy to explain to all interested, he
keeps & register of all the Teachers wanting
places, all the Schools which now do or hereafter
may want Teachers, with more confidential lists
Of Schools to be leased or sold, persons wishing to
buy or establish Schools, &c. &c. so as to form a
general Intelligence Office for the large and hap
PLY increasing class of Educators. Any person
wishing employment as a Teacher, any Teacher
now employed but looking for a better post, with
Teachers who though now satisfactorily engaged,
wish to be in the way Of securing & new chance
if the present should at any time fail, may each
enter his name, paying small commission, which
entities him to the services Of the Agency until
he shall have received the worth of his money
For instance: young man or woman pays in s.
and takes a certificate therefor the commission
is one per cent consequently he or she has Alright
to the best exertions of the Agency, not merely
10 secure one situation, but another, and still
another, until be or she shall have received
$500 as compensation for Teaching in situations
obtained through this Agency. Schools, Semins-
ries and persons employing Teachers or Gov
ernesses are served on substantially the same
terms. The benefits Of such an Agency must in
crease az it becomes more widely known and
patronized, but it has already done much good and
is rapidly extending its influence and usefulness
The fullest testimonials to the excellence of its
plan, the integrity Of its management and the
efficiency of its operations, may be obtained by
calling at the Agency or writing to E. HWilcox,
293 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
r. The National Era has notice of
our late attempt to elect q. S. Senator
closing as follows :


closing as follows:
cit is clearly the policy of the Silver Grays
TO defeat the election Of any candidate Of liberal
views and Tho is not in favor of the Slave-Catch-
ing Act The majority of the Democratic mem
bers is composed OF Barnburners, and they will
be apt to block this game Ihey loiH arOid all
association OF cooperation With The ltseed laekeys
Of SiaUery'
There is never another man living who
has such an invincible charity for and IN
bounded trust in Loco-Foco intentions as
DR.. Bailey of the National Era. We
deeply regret that the facts so constantly
give the lie to his benign judgments. If
we were to pick out the men who, to ac-
complish any groveling purpose, would
most eagerly jump into what The Era thinks
these men would " avoid we should begin
with Messrs. Stanton, Stone and other Lo-
co-Foco beauties who in "A electioneered
for Birney in order to elect Polk and Dali
las
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

SoETH CAROLINA IEPRIsoSNEST.-Thec cores.
pondence between the Governor of South Carroll.
ma and the British Consul has been referred to
Select Committee Of the Legislature, chosen from
the Charleston delegation, with the power to sit
during the recess Of the Legislature. IL is be-
lleved that the obnoxious law for imPrisenng free
blacks viii be abandoned, or probably nodded so
as 20 conform to an enactment in force at Will
mington, N. O., which requires all free colored
persons 10 be on board their vessels from sunset
70 sunrise. So says letter from Charleston.
Baltimore Sun.
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Tribune's Special Dispatches
Redactien Of Tolls ON the Eric Cansl.

ALBANY, Thursday, Fes.G
The Canal Board have fixed upon the
Rate of Tolls for the next season.
The most important change is in Flour
and Wheat, which have been reduced one
mill.
On Railroad Iron the reduction is one mill
and half.
The following are principal articles which
have been changed and rates per mile.
Flour and Wheat three mills; Beef three
mills; Cheese three mills; Lard Oil three
mills; Domestic Hides three mills; Oysters
four mills; Foreign Salt three mills Rail-
road Iron two and half mills; Shingles
one mill eight-tenths; Copper Ore half the
old rates in red book.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

NAVAL. s. frigstes Independence, and Cum
berland, and steam frigate Mississippi, were at
Naples about Jan I'LL. 8. frigate Raritan.
10 days from Rio Janeiro for Valparaiso was
spoken Dec. ., lat &c 90 s. lon 81 20 w. by tho
w. o. Alden, at Rio Janeiro in ~ days from Pan
ama......U s. sloop Of war Marion, Commander
Glendy, remained at Macao, Nov. 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
Desperate Murder.

NVNDA, Thursday, Feb. 5.
A man named Johnson was shot dead near the
village Of Belfast yesterday. He was going to
a mill with load of grain, and when within
short distance of it he overlook an irishman, who
asked permission to ride, which was refused BY
Johnson. He bad gone on but few rods when
the Irisbman fred upon him with rife The
ball passed through the arm Of a man who was on
the load with Johnson, and then through John
son's lungs. The Inshman has been arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

STEAMER AMERICA There were the following
amounts Of insurance effected upon the steamer
America, before reported lost of Cape Hatteras,
on the 3Oth alt previous to her leaving Philsdel
pbia for Mobile, to take her station on Lake Pont-
chartrain-s4,OoO in New York, $4,000 in Phila
delpbiA and $4,000 in different Offices in New.
Orleans-s45, 600 in all.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
stage Upset-sevoraI Persons Injured.

UTICA, ThufsdAY, FeO' D
One of Allen a Co.'S stages was upset on the
PLANK road between here and Clayyille when
four miles from this place, with full load inside
and five outside, by the horses shying and throw
ing the stage over a bank Of three feet. gen.
tleman and lady were severely injured another
gentleman had his shoulder dislocated, and ssy.
era others were injured, five Of whom were leu
at the place of the accident.
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ArrixaI on Cen. QuIlman at New-OrIeera.

NEwORLEANs, Tuesday, Feb. 4.
Gov, Quitman has arrived here in charge Of U.
S. Marshal Fielding Davis, who arrested him upon
the warrant issued by Judge Gholson. A pro.
clamation and protest against his arrest is ex'
pected soon.
The cotton market is quiet, waiting the receipt
Of the Canada's news Molasses is in good de.
mapd. and has advanced TO 24l cents Whisky
rules dull at 27J cents which is lower
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

OwEGO, Thursday, teD y
A portion of the goods stolen from the store oil
w. A. Ely of this place, were found at the house
of Mr.. j. Miller, about five miles from Owego
Miller is now in custody and has implicated sew.
en- others in this and all the hets that have been
committed here during the past year Oflisers
are in pursuit of the Others who will probably be
arrested soon. He duplicates one young mss
who has heretofore sustained good character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
Canal Tolls, &c.

ALBANY, Thursday, Jsn g.
The Canal Board agreed to reduce the tolls on
Wheat and Flour TO mills, and on Railway
Iron to 81 mills.
The Ticket for Officers Of the Young Mems As
ISOLATION, headed by James j. johnson, for Presi-
dent, is elected by large majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
NrrpIrwoRK INsERrINGs

NEEDLEwORK INsERTINGS AND EDG-
IKGsA and beautiful lot received and offered a.
unusually small pro6t; aog open work Cambria Col
lars very fine Is per cent under usual price, another LOT
Musn breaksst sleeves Al Is Sd per pair; Embroidered
Lawn Hdks from 81. remarkably cheap. Also, Lsce and
Muslin Under Sleeves. Wells Trimming Laces Infants
Waists Robes and Csps, Collars and Cuhs, &C at nav
MANS, SSli Broadway. 81 a.
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LAYING the Corner stone of Cathedral.

BUFFALO, Thursday, ro0 o
The laying the corner stone OF ST. JosePh's Ca
thedral in this city, took place at o'clock to-day.
Various Societies were present In regalia, &c,
and the different Roman Catholic Churches sp.
peared with bands, banners and was one Of tae
largest professions ever seen in this city The
ceremony was performed by Bishop Timan, wso
at the conclusion addressed the assembly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
Professor Of History at Harvard.

BosroS. Thursdsv Feb. SAP 81
At meeting of Overseers OF Harvard Univer.
sity, in the Senate Chamber, this afternoon, the
nomination Of Francis Bowen, as Professor Of
History was rejected, 80 being in his favor and %
against. The Senate Chamber was densely
crowded to hear the result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

II A bill for the abolition Of Capital PuRisb.
ment have passed the Senate OF Wisconsin, and
is now before the House. A bill tor the same OBJ
iect was lost BY one majority while Wisconsin
was Territory.
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By Telegraph to The Sew.York Tribune.
.ler- Msgnfe T.I,,rarl ose .or Hs-ever a-d Bsr.,,
Southern Mail.

u For late and important Telegraph
dispatches see Seventh Page.
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q A horrible murder Of anegro girl, an idiot, is
related by the New-Albany Ledger, as having
been committed by two tends in human shape,
between Madison and Client. One of tbem
named Ross, alias Crawford. has been .rrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

~ Velvet Cl0aks and Sacks, Silk,
Cloth and Merno do together with aage stock Of Broche
and Wooden Shaws SILKS, Mernoes De LANES, Caicoes,
Paaaitss In fact every other kidd Of fancy and staple
Dry Goods may be oh0ined cheap IcHcocH LEAD
BEATERs SAT Bro anwsy LeOnardSt as they are
selling their Winter Stock to make room for their new
Spring Goods which they now daily receiving.
~ At Home, At Church, Invitation
and Visiting CARDS elegantly Engraved and Printed in the
latest STYLES EvERDELLS S02 Broadway, Duanest
Also elegant Envelopes Waters, Boxes for Cake and S
yer Cord. Mr. Everdel has branch store at Wall ST.
for The accommodation o. his down town customers
ara TuWF&S'
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BATON ROUGE, La wednesday, Jan5.
Herr Reyninger, wire performer, in attempt
ing to walk from the tower of the Capitol, fell and
was killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

E' The Artesian well at Charleston, Is. VI o.
reached a depth Of one thousand feet, a,d ! :
intended TO 90 still deeper The latest ocs,1%s
indicate that water In abundance cannot Den
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LooKINe-GLAss WAREHoUsE.-RICH

LOOKING-ULASs W AKEHOUsEs-INIO II
ARps KINesLAND. Wholesale Dealer and Manufacturer OF
Glasses and Importer Of Looking0sss Plates,
Sc Cortiandst N has In store splendid sssort-
ment OF Ornemenled, Plain Pier and Manel Glasses
Also an unusual large stock Of Mahogany Frame Glasses,
suitable for the Western and Southern trade Jobbers
and dealers 10 general viii do well TO call aud exam
Inc this stock and prices previous purchasing elsewhere
Is their facilities for manufacturing sndmporug their own
Plates enable them to sell lower than other house In
this city. " Smeod
NJ B-Merchants having orders to I'LL for California,
West indies or other markets would do well TO call.
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10000 PrRsoNs CURED-No MONEY

ASKED ~ RELIEF Is OBTAINED DR.. TOBIAS Venetian
Lniment Is warranted the most severe Chronic
Rheumatism, Quinsy, Sore Throa Toothache, Mumps,
Chspped HANDS, Cuts Burns, spralns Old Sores Papa-
on the Heart Pains In the Limbs Chest and Back &c
For sale by s the respectable Druggists and Sorekeepers
throughout the United States Price Is and 80 cents Depot
Muir ay-st
N B.-The money returned If 1t 10 not superior TO any
other known LinimenL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
Knapp & Co.'s Extensive Foundry Burnt.


The extensive foundry of Messrs. Knapp &'Co
took FIRE last evening" and notwithstanding every
exertion was used, the establishment was estire
ly destroyed. The loss is $4,000, part Of which
ia insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
" We invite the attention of Capital

u We invite the attention of Capital
others the large sale Of valuable Real Estate by
OF Executors Trustees and Referees TO be sold al
auction THIs DAY atl2 o'clock by ANTHONY j. BLEEcEER,
the Merchants Exchange consisting OF the store and lot
known a. CedasL houses and lots known COS Hous
tonst $50 Broomest 1872, 79i and 500 Washington ST.
1863 East Broadway Sc COmmercost liz, ia, ZIG and
lie Bank-st II BeoUrd.st; 23 and POS FOurthst 10
building lots on HoratO and Jane SITS lots on Fyihrd
e. near Firstsven lot Thireth Lexington
avenue; building lots Flushing l. and $50 acres Of
land the State Of Louisiana Maps OF most OF the above
property be had al the auction rOoms Broads S4S
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BALTIMORE, Thursday, FEB. G.
We have no Mail south Of Washington to.
,sabf
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nenxY Rohber, of a nankinx House.

NEw.ORLEANs, Monday, Veb. Z
The banking house Of Messrs. Mathews & Far
ley was entered last evening and robbed of $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

A RARE LuxURY.-( WINsLow's) Pre-
PARED GREEN CoaS, put up In small cans hermetrcely
sealed This article Is fresh rs when taken rom tnS
fed gathered IN iis full milk and retaining al Its original
sweetness and flavor -. .,
Persons having used this article STAN II as the greatest
mxury of the season. Sold by Il. II Obj, grocer, $50
Broadway agent for New-York City JS deod'
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Re-EIectIon Of Gen. Cas-. to tho U. =. Senate
The RurelarIes nj OweQo.

LANSING, "Wednesday. Jan. ;.
General Cass has been reelected 60 the U. 5.
Senate for the full term from the 4th of March next
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HousE WANrEp-In the Seventh Ward,

between Rutgers and SCANNED Streets three story,
modern brick house. at moderate rent. The family 10
small and unexceponablo reference would be given. Ad'
dress with locality and price. w, box lss Lower Poss
Office
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A CARD.-Mr. Editor

DAMAGED GoODs-GREAT BARGAINs.-
An opportunity seldom met with buy goods al about
one third their value 8 NJ T.. TowLE, Columbian Hall,
28l Grand have received quantity OF Wet Goods com
prsinR Silks Satns Linen Damask, Embrodenes Laces,
and an immense lot OF other goods which they are selling
NJ the above place At astonishing small prices.