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Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
NOTICE.

IL accounts due the Daily American Telegraph ofce
IA prior 10 the 10th Of August last have been placed In
the hands Of Mr. G. DUsENRERY for settlement His receipt
for my will be valid In settlement Of the same
esep 22-6 THOMAS c. CONNOLLY.
CLOTHS, CAssIMERES, VEsTINGs, 30.
IITE 6k the attention Of Merchant Taiors 70 our large
wv stock Of cloths, casSimeres vestings, trimmings,
&C., which will sell very cheap.
sep 21--tr VERIFY MILLER
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
Opening Of New Goods.
GEO. w. HINTON,

North side Pa. avenue, bettceet d. and 9Th ,treets,
HAS been recsiving for the last days great variety
Ii Of particularly choice Goods, which ready
for tho inspection Of his customers end the public gen
orally.
Among the above Goods may be found French and Eng
lsh Cloths all colors.
Fancy Csssimerts, Of the newest style; plain do
Rich Velvet Plush aud SAX Yestir gs.
New style 0vercoating and gener.l assortment Of
Gentlemen's Eurnshng GcoiS. All Of which have been
teectd personsly from the latest importation with view
TO pease the custom heretofore literally bestove and
from them call is respectfully solicited
Fits warranted heretofore and garments made up
please. sop 1s-d1n
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16

DYSPEPSIA CANNOT RESIST IT.--Al-
~ most daily rome person who Is taking HANPT0NS.
VEGETABLE TINCTURE calls to renew this valuable
dcine, and speaks gratefully Of its remarkable effects In
counsrscting this obstinate complaint the cause Of 50
many fatal diseases You will gss good aaDac 1853
whom you purthaoe ~ WTMER'S 9th st., near Louisiana
avenue. Get Str
Semi Weekly NewE1
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
Cigars, Tobacco, &c.

STORE, large lot Of Pound Hslfpound, and Fives
J. Lump Tobacco, OF ovcry grade together with 100000
fne Medium and Lov-prioed CIGARS which makes the
most complete ftock ever offered ia this market.
Iinecut Chewing and smoking Tobacco ofvsricus kinds
with everything in the Trade.
For sale at very low rates. for cash. TO punctua
toners GB0. w. COCHRAN,
l7d0 eth St, opposite Nat Intellignncer Office.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
New Goods Just Received /!

TTiE subscribers presenting to the public the
largest and most extensive stock Of fine Goods they
have before offered Their stock this season. has been
selected with great care and believe such
denied low prices be equaed in the District Our
comprises, among others, the following:
Is dress fne ~ Brocade silku In white Light and dark
colors, at $40 per pattern
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE,

nEYoTED to Literature, Art, Religion, &C.. with nus1er.
IL GUS engravings Price, 81 year single number IS
cants.
The October number Is now ready and for sale b, Inc
Agents,
sep 10 GRAY & BALLkNTYNE, eth Il.
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Library OF Congress,


NQTICE 10 hereby given that the Library Of Congress
IN will be closed Thursday, the 21st instant, and
win not again be opened until Thursday, the 18th Of No
vember. JOHN S. MEEHAN,
sep 12-eo2aw Librarian.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
Adams & Company's
NORTHERN, SOUTHERN, EASTERN, WESTERN
AND CALIFORNIA EXPRESS,
Iron Building Penn ay between I'd and Sd SITS.

DoXEs, bundles jewelry specie bank notes and every
I'D description Of merchandise transported 70 all parts Of
the world.
car BILLS Drafts, &C.. collected, and returns made
promptly.
CO. DRAFTS on England, Scotland and Ireland for sale,
IN TO suit from upwards payable ct any bank in
the United Kingdom.
or THE EXPRESS leaves this city daily at o'clock ,.
m, charge of messenger Connexions at Baltimore with
our lines running north, eart, and vest
f9ATHR EXPRESS FOR RICHMOND aud the SOUTH
leaves at o'clock 4 M. via Aqua Creek,
Bss-GooDs FOR ALEXANDRIA and surrounding coun.
try forwarded twice 1eply,
Rp- ORDERS sent through delivered FREE OF
CHhR0E, and goods returned by fret express
RH MERCHANTS should bear Ia mind that in shipping
by Adams Co, they all
rLNsfs ct intermediate points. sep l4-eou
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
Steamboat Hotel.

TUE STEAMBOAT HOTEL, on 9TH street. opposite the
Centre Market, and fronting on Pennsylvania avenue,
will be opened tomorrow Tuesday, the 18th instant for the
reception Of vsers and bnarders ladies' and gentlemen
The house has undergone thorough renovation and re
pair No expense has been spared 20 render II comfortable
and convenient Tho subscrbcr will give 10 1t his constant
personal supervision. The table viii BE- well supplied and
the bar furnished With the best Of liquors cigars The
subscriber has had the advantage Of twelve years expert
epce as hotelkeeper in the city Of Mobile
sep H--tf EDWARD HOME
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16


Trsnsndous Hurrioans-Grsat Cuban
Meeting.
New York, Oct 1924 p. m.
Thsrs was tremendous hurricane along the
southern coast. Many New York and Boston
vessels have returned in distress, dismasted, 60.
The steamship Daniel Webster, from San Juan,
has arrived. Her news has been anticipated.
TWAS estimated that there were 20,000pFesent
at the Cuban mutiny meeting last night It was
said to have been the largest ever held in this
city. There were two hundred Vice Presidents.
Resolutions demanding immediate redress were
adopted, and copy sent to President Fillmore.
The Atlantic sailed to-day with one hundred
passengers, and $500, 900 in specie.
Col. Lane, United States Consul at Florence,
is among her passengers.
The Powhatan has sailed for Havana
An arrival at Sag Harbor from st. Helena,
reports the sudden death of John F. Carroll,
United States Consular Agent at st. Helena.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 1874 p. IN.
The Baltimore and New York markets are un-
changed. Transactions moderate.
Indiana.
Advices from Indiana say the State has given
$4,000 majority for the Democratic Governor.
Ohio.
Returns from Ohio are more cheering to. the
Wings. The Democratic majority is probably
not 5000 on the Congressional vote.
The Wings are certain Of carrying the State
for Scott.
Pennsylvania.
The official returns from Pennsylvania cut
down the Democratic majority largely. The
Wings are in good spirits and certain Of carrying
the State for Scott.
From Texas, &C.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 13.--The Picayune has ad-
vices from Texas to the 9th inst. Several severe
battles had taken place between the American
troops and the Indians
Senior Laborde, the Spanish Consul, took his
departure yesterday for Havana. So great was
the excitement, that fears were entertained Of
violence being committed upon him by the popu
lace.
Temperance Conventions.
SENECA FALLS, N. Y, Oct. 16.-The Woman's
Temperance Convention assembled here to-day
and was largely attended Speeches were made
and resolutions adopted in favor of the Maine
liquor law.
BosroN, Oct. 15.-The State Temperance Con-
vention assembled at Faneuil Hall this morning,
and resolutions were adopted declaring their CON
fdence in the working of the Maine LIQUOR law
They also adopted resolution declaring their
determination not to vote for any man not in
favor Of it.
Letters we're received from the candidates for
State Offices in reply to letters that had been adj
dressed to them. Horace Mann, Fressoiler an
nounced himself in favor Of the Maine law. Hun
tington, the Wing candidate for lieutenant gov
ernor, and Walker, the Freesoil candidate for
lieutenant governor, also favored thel law. Thomp-
son, the Democratic candidate for lieutenant gov
srnor, lodged the question. No feplies were re-
Democratic candidates for governor
Speeches were delivered and letters read frem
prominent temperance men, and there is no doubt
that the temperance men will vote for the advo-
Gates Of the law, irrespective Of party
MOvome nts Of Gen. Scott.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
Trems ndous Hurricane-6reat Cuban
Meeting.

I7Sansmittsd for The Amsrieaa TslsyrspA. !
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
By TELEGRAPH

MeFss's Line or nfa gnettc TeieEraph,l
wAsEIssxor osyIcr, NATIONAL norTL.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
MECHANICg BANK, GEORgETOWN

MECHANICS BANK, GEORGETOWN.
rTIHIS Institution u open for General Banking
Business Office under the Union Hotel, corner Bridge
and Washington Streets Georgetown D. c. where its notes
wiz be redeemed In specie
+. W. CoNCH, Cashier.
GEonexrovN, d. O., Sept. 90 1852, [eep 20
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
eILMAK's RICININE, OR oLEaGIN0Us HAIR
WASH

GILMAN's RICIEINE, OR OLEaGINOUs HAIR
Wash,
ISOR promoting the growth of the Hair, the eradication
and permanent Of Dandruff, and preventing tia
hair from falling off turning gray--conlbining utility
with elegance. For sale. Wholesale ard retail, at
WINNERS Stationery and Fancy Store,
9Th ST., near Louisiana avenue
Al- Price 25 cents bottle FIVE bottles for dollar
"PEEr AT No. FIVE"
OR, Chapter in the Life Of City Pastor BY H. Trus
" 10, author of the Sunny Side"
Twelve Thousand copies of this book hayo already
sold.
For sale by GRAY BAILANT1NE, 4
oct IL It'll street.
HSOP's FABLES.
NEW version, chiefly from ginal sources with
IA than FIFTY ILLUSTRATIONS. BY Rev. Thomas
James, NJ A. The large sgibe print fine paper su
peror execution of its illustrations make this tbs most
superb edition Of Hsop's Fables extant.
GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
oct II 7th street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
K, GooDALLs DANCING ACADEMY,

Iron HdB ASsenbty Rooms, ia. AZ.
NM ILL open for the ensuing Saturday next,
w October le at ~ p m. for ladies; at az for chill.
dren, and at 7 I6 for gentlemen.
In announcing myself teacher OF Dancing, Deport
ment The Indian Sceptre Exercise for Ladies' s
mended by Donald Walker the Deformity Of the Chest
and spne Dr. Couson Dr. Bkbeck and the medical pro.
ession generality also the Athletic Club Exercise for
gentlemen, have the honor 10 inform families, schoolr
parents and the guardians Of youth that having studied
undor the very Hrs masters in London and successful
practice Of fifteen years in England Testimonials Of which
shall he happy TO show, WILL trust be sufficient qua.
rsnty Of ability in thus soliciting the patronage and sup
po Of the families Of this Districts and the advantage Of
most elegant rooms infinitely superior any other
Washington, enable by attention and ZEAL and the
rect department Of pups-s branch Of the profession
Of the utmost Importance but too frequently negecedto
give sasfacton to my patrons; In vord nothing
more than All the fashionable Dances are
taught by In Paris and London.
Terms for ladies and children, S12 per quartertwo les
sons week.
For gentlemen, ss per quartsr--one lesson week
My FIRST claS Assembly will be Tuesday next the 10Th
October, at p M Admission, so cents.
Pupils half price, with permission introduce two ladies'
All letters and applications addressed 70 X Goodall
lron Hall, viii receive prompt attention.
Private classes TO suit the convenience Of ladies and gem
henen may be arranged. Union, INTEL oct I2-dSt
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
sTATHAM, sMITHsON A CO.,
Bankers and Exchange Dealers,
Penn. av., between az aud 9th sts.,
WASHINGTON CITY, d. C.

a5- Collections and remitsness made by drafts the
principal cities and ali business in the lime Of Exchange
Dealers promptly attended to. [oct 13--eo1m%
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
VIEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED

CLOTHS, ChssIMEREs, vEsTIEGs, 60.
SUPERIOR black French Simonfs
~ Do do do Biours
Do blue aud fancy do, same makers
DO Belgian and American do
Do black French doeskins
Do black and fancy elk vectinEg
Do black satin yegtings
Fancy cassimeres-arpe stock.
Aso, oravsts, scarfs; KID silk Eslethrsad and French
buck gloves
Silk cotton, and msrno 4hose
Silk and merino undershirts and drawers
suspenders, silk and linen cambria hsndks, &c.
WIN almost every article belonging 20 the gentlsmens
furnishing department-sn 10 be found very cheap ct
sep 2l-tr VERIFY MtLBER's
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PIANO AND I'm
SINGJNlaf

| IVUNU 'UAUIEb INbTITUTE,
"a STREET. BETWEEN STREET PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
MRs. J. A. DAVIS, PRINCIPAL,
Will reopen Menday, September 18TH Circulars can
obtained OF the Principal
aun lS---tf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
EDUCATIONAL


y, harvey Nourse, }
4. Raoult, Teacher Of Modern Languages.
The duties Of this institution will be resumed Mon
day. August 30th Circulars be obtained st the book
stores Of Taylor Maury, r. Fernham and Gray Ballan
tYne. 49, aug 23--du
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY T. 1882

art, Governor FoorE, should speedily hasten back
with some grand Omnibus plaster Of Comp,onise
We will not dare 10 conjecture what the conss-
qnonces will be.
Considering the state OF mind into which portion
OF the Illinois Delegation thro WI yesterday the
worst results may be anticipated new Loco Fo,o
member from that State we believe from Long
Johns District, came from Sleepy Hollow" and
boldly flung himself into the area in front Of the
Speakers chair. and assuming attitudes and manner
that convused the Houss with merTiment, precip.a-
ted himself upon the South with a bullying afluence
Of oburgetion that nearly took him of his feet, and
was not without effect in the quarter 10 which he d.
rected his fire Such demonstrations no: consis
tent with the harmony OF Loco-focosm North and
South, and Mr.. MoLoSY may be assured they will
not be entertained in patience and that the spirit he
manifested, when it shall display itself in more point!
ed form, viii hasten the disniegration Of the anOn
alously compounded elements which constitute the
great party to which he belongs. That the inmedi-
ate effects were not more disastrous yesterday was
because Mr.. MoLoSY's gun, being overcharged, hit
nobody bat himself AS 8 Maine man expressed it.
" he started under twenty foot head, but his dam
bowed" We allude TO this particular case, how
ever merely indication of the party dangers to
which the factious and designating proceedings Of
the last few days in the House are giving rise
Upon the broad sea of popular commoton where
our institutions constantly riding, we know not
from day TO day from what quarter the squalls may
come or the tempests blow, whittier great inter-
ests may be driven. And will not do for any party
or any interest however strong to disregard the
cations Of pilot and navigator The South should
consider this, the North should consider it, all par
ties should consider it, Js.P.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

~ The first annual Message OF the
Msyor of WiIliamsburgh was delivered 70 the boafd
of Aldermen yesterday. 1t is formidable oooa-
nen,, long enough for the City Of New-York. The
Mayor enIargts upon the Constitution Of the United
States he deems the question OF annexation 70
NewYork or Brooklyn efectually settled by 1s
charter he then boasts OF the hns ponuon ana "a
Inbrious climate Of the City Of Williamsburgh ne
homes for a more liberal policy on the part Of New
York toward them hopes for plank roads on Long
Island instead of railroads he has no in'ormsaos
IN egard 10 the property of the city desires tha no
artv consideraslons may affect the appointmeot OF
p' GOOD police favors particular attention 70 We
Ere Depsrtmen, and a fund for relief OF disabled
nfemen and widows and orphans ana closes WIZ :
recommendation for procuring pure anu "A'''''""
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The Weather.

TUESDAY, Jan. O. IS52-S PM.
BuFFALo-Barometer 29CS. Thermometer 81.
The atmosphere is clear and quite cold. Wind about
southwest.
ROCHESTER has been showing hard all day,
and the snow is now ten inches deep The wind is
strong from the northeast. Thermometer 80
AuBURN--It is cold and stormy evening. 1t has
showed hard all day, and is showing now. Their.
mometer 81.
SYRAcUsB.-It is very stormy evening. The
wind is blowing strong from the northwest. Their
mometer %.
UTIcA-It is showing fast, but the weather is not
unpleasant. Wind west. Thermometer 49,
ALBANY.--It has showed all day and is showing
cutie RAPIDLY now Wind northwest ThermOme-
ter 30. Barometer 90 360. Mercury CT.
TROY The weather is stormy 1t has showed
hard a!lday. Wind northeast Thermomete! 81.
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New-York Legislature.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Jan. D, IoJZ'
Senate liza p. BARNES, (Opp was elected CLERK,
after a long debate. by majority OF one. Inc Vo'e
stood l6 to Is Senator Wright not voting. - 90
CH.RlTs LEE was elected Sergeant a!-Arms, 10
10 Is. ,.
The Senate is now proceeding in the election of
other officers. u:
matches Mr. Caldwell (Whg) was elected Sergeant
at.ATms. and Nathan Chamberlain (Wnig) Door
keepeT
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PENNSYLVANIA Legislature.

HARRISBURG. Tuesday, Jan. g. 1852
The House organized at IL O'Clock. "a members
were present. .
After calling the roll and reading the members
certificates the election for Speaker took place, with
the following result John S. Riley (Oppl IS votes
John Acker (Whig) "a Frederick Reel (Native) {;
scattering3.
Mr. Riley was declared elected, and he made an
appropriate speech.
Mr.. Acker administered the oath Of Office to the
new Speaker.
Members were sworn in. and the usual resolutions
passed. when the House Adjourned
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spsc,a Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
ALBANY, Tuesday, Jan. 6, 1851.
think every member is present except Mr..
Rose Of orr city.
Mike Walsh objected to- and entered protest
against the swearing in of Col. Snow, whose
seat is contested.
The Clerk ruled out the objection H'c'
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Markets-Reported By Telegraph.

CINCINNATI, Tuesday, Jan. 6, 1852:
FREIGnrs have again receded. PORK is taken for
New. Orleans at &c. Hoes are unchanged. The
arrivals up to to-day are 3I 900 against 900 at
the same time last year. LARD has advanced 1000
terces OF Prime sold at &c. MESS PoRK-2j0 bbs.
changed hands at $l2 so.
The River is falling.
NORFOLK, Monday Jan. S, 1852.
Corn has advanced to 56td57c. for Yellow, SIS for
White and SAC. for Mixed. Sales have been made
of w o. Pipes at $45, Headings at $3.50 s35, llhds.
SOL Bbls S1SG$ls: X. o. Hhds., $50. State STOCK
is at $lOOasl 25 WILMINGTON and Raleigh Kali
road at ga.
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ORGANIZATION Of the LEGISLATURE.

NLEANIt WtsN"J' N@1I' y 1707'
On the first vote for Speaker, JONAS T.
HEART (wbig) had 63 and ISRAEL I. HATCH
fOppA 59-no scattering Heart was thus
elected by four majority
On the first vote for Clerk, RICHARD u.
sHEARMAN (whig) had 65, and JAMES NJ. I'll,
WOOD (Opp.) SO.
Michael Walsh voted for Francis Mclaughlin.
Mr. Shearman was declared reelected. II. G.
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srppyuy CoURr or THE UNITED State

SUPREME COURT OF The ONi's ~ - ~.
gashfryton. Monday, Jan. s, 1852 NO 20 eaos
B. Ives, plaintiff in error rs me ,,ns ststss fos
pbnfe isIsnd Mr. Justice Catron delveied .no
onin;on OF the Court affirming the snd ds ~.
laid Circuit. Court il this cause wi nn o"o'' '
ages the rae Of PeGf cert Rssroad and Banking
10, % =. Jobn r. Marshall, IN error 70 tho sa-
OonPScc count OF louisiana Mr. Chief Jas1ce Iansy
P agIi the opinion Of the Court, dsmissins IN"
o .srse for the want Of jurisdiction. .,
ca mo 81 WIN l. Pierce et al rs. Henry fnznuse
., ~ The argument Of this cause was oontin"''
e. Messys Grant and Seward for the appeiiees
Adjourned until tomorrow, III ociock'
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r. We understand that the PRESIDENT
Of the United States will this afternoon ns' ssd
ference with the Prairie ine'an .,esehes 70 be DE-
have prepare, the Occasion and ss, KossuA
and suite have invited 20 w g a sss
monies On this oeessisS pI rssss The proceedings
will il Is uScers'ooe' fwshiustsn Republic. 81
The Legislature of Texas has passed
w ,i,,re 10 The interference Of persona N sns
bill Ies a.cessed soldiers The ball Is SAID 70 em'
estates stss compelling those epgased so 'see
ness 70 dissodss.
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PennsyIyania Senate.

HARRISBURG, Tuesday, Jan. Q, 1872.
The Senate met at O'Clock this afternoon: All
the members being present. three unsuccessful pal
(Whig) and II. A. Muhlenberg, (Opp) had each Is
votes Mr.. Hamilton, Native Amer) not voting.
The Senate adjourned till ii o'clock tomorrow.
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pediiier. who were taken prisoners and sent tn
spain and now pArd0Ded aid released ~ Her
Catholic Majesty and asking for an ap2'epri A., IN %
relieve their preseLt necessities and bring them
home Referred Ia the Committee on Foreign NJ
fans who. it's understaOs. Will report b to NOR
rev, In accordance with the suggestions oil the >e'-
reisrY
TIE annual report of the Secretary OF the Treas
uTy was ihld before the House.
Mr. MARSHALL, OF California. asked the Chairman
Of the Committee of WAYS and Means, why the
California Branch Mint bill has not been reported
Mr. HoUsTos replied that the Committee nave
not yet ac'ed upon this bill nor on the Dill or me
establishment of Mint in New York. and sad that
the Committee had been engaged on other business.
The House then vent into Committee OF the
Whole on the STATE OF the Union. and took UP the
resolution TO refer the various branches OF Tue ffes
dents Message to the appropriate Committees, ana
after brief debate thereon laid the subject ASIDE aad
took up the bill to pay the last Mexican lnstament
but without coming to conclusion, the Commlsee
rose and the House ad Journed.
Storm at the East-Mass achusetts Legislature
Bosros, Tuesday, Jan o, 1852.
A violent snow storm set in, or rather recon-
menced here early this morning, and has continued
during the whole day.
The State Legislature will assemble in this city
Tomorrow and Caucuses are being held this even
ing by the Wings, Opposition and Free soilers and
quite a struggle is expected before the organization
of either House.
SECOND DISPATCH
The Wing Legislative Caucus this evening nomi-
mated Ensign H. Kellogg, Of Pittsfed, for Speaker
and Samuel Bowles, editor of The Springfield Re-
publican, for Clerk.
The OPPOSITION nominated n. r. Banks for Speak
or and Lewis Josselyn for Clerk OF the House, which
ticket it is supposed, will be supported by the Coai-
ton.
In the Senate, the Coaitionists will support Henry
Wilson for President and F. ii. Underwood for
Clerk.
The Caucuses were we'll attended, and consider
able degree OF unanimity OF sentiment was evlnced
by the several leaders of the different parties.
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On the last ballot, JAMES KELLY was declared
unanimously chosen.
Messrs. William S. Duke and Joseph B. 'arnum'
j., were then chosen Yice-Chairmen; Secresarles'
William L. Shardlow and GeorgeP Nelson Treas
urer John J. Henick, Eighteenth Ward wafer
Welsh, Fourteenth Ward, Sergeant alarms.
Adjourned to the first Tuesday Ia February
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his suit tonight Mssas Webster. Cas-. Houston
and others were present.
Kossu,h visits the House Of Representatives. 70
morrow.
Co,,vr,,ox T.. Oh. r,nort Of the remarks Of Mr. Tvs
tousti, addressed 70 Gov ko,su's ~ WIZ "A
tuidsy last he or IT, made "a saw tnst '
The fact He said that o.her eramoie "a s.or 40
been Lnovr OF two paons existing SIDE by sde I'F
thousand yesrs without quaHeihs
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~ The Fifteenth Annual Exhibition Of
the Sunday School attached 70 the Third OniTersA
Isl Society viii he held IN the Church corne, Oh
Blsecksr ard Dow ing els. on THURSDAY ~ "''
ro1) Evening commencing az OF o'ctocA'
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STATE CONVENTION OF CoLoRED ClII-
zESs-we call attention 10 an advertisement on an
other page, Of State Convention OF co!orec o-izehs
TO be held AZ Albany, on the Goth inst Inc ooJects
are sci forth II the call.