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N Il ~ 8 BY TIE l. K Il r A p n
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LATEST FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
.>N~~>N-o-~o.~oy~~~~oe-~
The Gardiner Claim Pronounced a
Positive Fraud.
Dir, EillmOrt's Refusal to Interfere in Behalf
Of the Irish Patriots.
-1-~N-~N~~,---->->1S~~o-N~
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
~~.>,a>,r.eeo<yr~<>.>>
Great Excitement in the House Relative
TO 1IOrm0nism.
COyCRISSMEN OPPOSED 70 P0LYGAMY.
>>~>e~~-o~-~o,~--,~-~>
Spirited Debate on The Mexican Indemnties
AFFAIRS AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
KOSSUTH AT PITTSBURG,
Il
COyCRISSMEN OPPOSED TO POLYGAMY.
AFFAIRS AT THE STATE CAPITAL,
KOSSUTH AT PITTSBURG,
&C., &c., sc.
Ing from Washington.

Highly Interesting from Washinrton.
TuE a,RprNrR cr.ru ppoNouScpn :. vp IN mn
80 ,,,.r..n s,,,c,,, 80 r,,,, 80 80 -, go
~ 49, 80 ..sh ~ Aiin
hAlLhp htish lAihlois-LhRsE pkLEeAiioS TO
lhE rhEslpEHr-hkfIsAh OF NIX FILLMORE TO
INTERFERE, Etc.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE o. rur ryy yonK srs.Ip
49,. ,..,,a-.. y, ,ot.
'' W o"ueaiJ - AooN'
We understand from re.pec able authority that most
astounding and conclusive evidence has been s
49,. e..to nonar,,,an, ,-o,, 49, .,..-... ,,,,.., .
:. 800. .., 80, ~ Ae'1 'ns''t !"
Mexico, that the notorious Gardiner claim Is fraud
eb,olute entire out and out and that eyiderc CO has
h rrocnrsa - .hou, chat Ill ia hool, 49,, o,hn-
w. P y 49, 80 80 ~ N 'sie
OF Gardner upon which tns claim OF nara million wa
paid, were forgeres The case we learn cones az Ia
. - du. - .o,rt ,,ho, ,,o,.,o,,an. ,v,,, - 90 -.
nomsmsnt With tbn viaw ~ hrninr Ysre..ss ssnu,
tt,as;an $1,000 ' Wv ~" = oAoi"e ''''0' ''onA
nsr,ta,;or 81 Ir,sbma, ON ,,,onr ,,o-, ps,,,o.o
r;l 80 nv ~ ,namor;aW,a rrs.Is,t 1 y ~ a ~. e'
vi ~ ~ yosa 80 ss,h o,i,is n VIZ
rh sruts,on marched in proce,san to tha prcs;dn,S
:, c,s,aon a1a rsya .ndnc,ea into ,ha ~, r" -
rha .or'nanlr auoun,, 4 III IN ~ ~ ~, ,r.sa,a
memorial nom baltimore with Is eco sierancss nysy
INC the kindly sryenton N orr axsort~e ,o- ~
s =, c;,h o,i,.;an All - ait o ios ~. re-
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CHIiTY-SECOND CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
WAsnrNGroy, JAN r. 1885,?
the Senate me- at half past twelve.
Senate.

Senate.
WAMrNGroy, Jan. a. 1862.
The Senate met at half past twelve.
On motion Of MIR. HALE, (ree scil) Of " H.. the petit
tic relative to fog gng in the navy taken up He
said he could make his speech now but ct the 1ugges
ton OF many, he would move its postponemsnt.
tion, we're to the Cemmi.tee thew would
bring the subject before the Senate in bill without de-
lsy and then Senators could speak on direct propo-
sition.
After conversation, the petitions were referred
BOARD on COMMISSIONERS on CLAIMS AGAINST MEXICO.
HMr UsprRwoop (whg) Of Kentucky, present petit
for board Of commissioners Claims against
Mexico.
THE INurpArroSs or THE siIssrssrrri.
Mr.. BoRIANp (democrat) of Ar kansas from the Gem
mittee on Printing reported In favor Of atns three
thousand additional Of the report the inunds
tons OF the lower Mississpri. Adopted
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Mr.. Walkers resolution, that the Committee Re-
volutionary Claims be authorized % employ clerk
laid over.
Mr. s,rAsIlAss resolution, cS.s FOR the correspon-
dence with the Indian agents Va, adopted.
tt CARRY MAILS.
Mr. HUNTER DEM, Of Va Introduced joint 1850
luton, authorizing the Postmaster General TO employ
ice boats FOR mail purpose, on the Potomac river Re-
isrred.
vARiers BILLS PASSED.
AL the bills Of yesterday ordered to be engro, sed,
ard were taken up and passed.
BOOKS ron SENATORS.
MT BADGERS reso.u, ion allowing the same books as
were allowed last session to other Senator'S taken up
and passed
MOVEMENT ABOLISH GRoG IN the NAVY.
Mr srmSkAs resolution to the proprey OF abolish
ir the spirit ration and Of increasing the monthly pay
Of eblisted men In the navy, adopted.
DEBATES TO BLHHEp IN TIE GLOBE
The resolution OF Mr. MoRRfs (dem j. Of ~ IL ,autho-
r2iBg contract with M Rivts for the publication of
the Ser ate debates in the Daily Globe seyen dollars
and half column, was taken up debated and passed.
.iNfoRAlATioN WANTED LELAryE TO CUSTOM HOUSE
srizURss.
Mr. HuSTra offered a resolution, vhca vas adopted,
calling upon the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 conmuni-
cate TO the Benate detailed statement OF all the cases
where seizure and contcation in pursuance Of law may
have taken place, the ground Of undervaluaon or
fraud either on the invoice, entry made to he
made at the Custom House Of any collection district
the United States since the tariff Of 1876 went into
operation toge with Ike statement Of all seizures
and conbscatoDs which may have taken pace under
circular Instructions t. Collectors isuei BY the Secre-
tSfy q he Treasury, under date OF ober IL, 1919
HAND FOR RAILROADS rs IOWA, ETC.
The Senate then TOOK up the bill granting 1900 600
acres ~ land to Iowa 20 aid IN the construction o.
raj railroads in said Slate.
Messrs. Dawson, Underwood, and Hunter opposed tho
bij and Messrs. Douglas and Atchison supported it.
Before the question taken the Senate went into
shoit executive session. and then djournsi.
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House or Representatives.


TitE MrucAs INDEMNITY, ere.
Mr DlsNEY (dem }, Of Ohio introduced q resolution
which ives adopted calling the President for infor-
nation relative to the payment Of he Mexican indem-
nifty,
Areso!etion wa. passed to close he debate on the
Mexican Instalnent bill to morrow
me pELreArg Fnoa uTAH-THs LEGALITY OF MS
ELEoTioS-IREMEyDoys EScIrEM
Mr GRGcs (whjg), Of New York, called up mis- resolr-
ton insructng the Committee en- Elections to inquire
into the election Of John ~ Bernheise delegate from
uah-whether said election was held according to law;
and whether any bribery, corruption or other Illegal
means, used by Mr. Bernheisei with brigham Young
any other person the aid election and re-
'oaI "n Power a. saa that tina
resolution ehould BE- taken UP, II would de-
bate therefore would not be better to pass the
subject the present the debate on the Ne cau
Indemnity bin is new limited.
Mr.. BsiGGs said II lac satisfied that debate would
arise and unnecessarily con.u, he time 10 would not
press the matter
Mr. DEAN, (dem ofN, Y-This resolution viii bs de-
bated and several others dcsiZe 60 be heard and
ask my colleague to let 1t 60 over.
NJ BRIGGS, considering that there had er.ady been
IDstpSlelent Of the subject and not rs,ns OF opinion
that would consume the time Of the Houe pressed the
c9ntideL5tlen ol TIE resolution.
Mr. Hr.SroN, (dem OF Tenn. Il think the delegate
himself ought TO be consulted.
Mr. RICHARDSON, (dem) ~ III, said IL was due to the
delegate that he be heard In explanation and vinacAon
CT the charges. lie (Mr r. vas Tor giving Mr. Bern
heirel fair chance snd fair fsht.
Mr. BERSHKsxL said the information Of the HOUSE,
will n erely say, ITesC,vod the news OF my nommsoon
on my return home last summer. was elected ~enou6
competition and received every vote cast ~ asterfi-
tory and my election did not cost me donGl, a. mas
been enormously reported here The certneale o. NJ
Governor and oountersgnsd by tls Secretary Of the
Territory and haviug axed to It the broad seal Of tho
Territory Of Utah, ssk leave 70 send 70 ths slsyb
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ssUoxE. SWEET noME"-EvERy READER VINO
INSTRUCTION..

TYRE FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED FIVE YEARS, by
shc American Institute for tho beat specimens Of
tuition oliver B. Goldsmiths Writing Rooms, No. 2Sg
Broadway (arst corner above the Irving Housed Terms
each stationery c or twenty lessono for So including
sss 70. ns.ruSnsn teSuoea IRON 30 70 80
tsndancc-Lseies Glasses At II AM and O'clock y. NJ
Gentlenens Glasses A. A. M. and and o'clock T..
daily excepting Sundays few bints from perfect
master often Of service in developing the capac
Of pupil than the most proracted lessons ou inferior
teacher" lillian 9, DrYanA,
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m USICAL.

respectfully invite the public 10 inspect their immense
stock Of music for Voice, Plano for2 and hands for
yie vrtaosos and besnners Ths s,estsss selection
asa AmSresu music will 10 attended 70 With pyomptno.
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ANTHOLOGY. 49,

IRIS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEND.
" era her reryces TO ladies tnd gentlemen Of this city,
in Astroosy Lo,eaand Law Matters interpreting Dreams
No. by boee aud scor constantly relied by Napoleon;
and win ten the name Of tho lady or gn.em6n thoy will
street. between Clinton and Attorney Streets N y Ladies
fifty cent?; gentlemen, one dollar.
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NEW MEDICAL BooKs.-A CoMPLRrn pRAoTICAL

NEW MEDICAL BOCKS.-A COMPLn1u PRACTICAL
~ work the nature aud sreatmcnt ofdseaso and all
she linSred efecNors-iuss.ated BY grcss number Of
wiek D lecturer surgery and dscascs Of the above
sdsn prss Slo Es,rse, s,s S:, sSV snS
Snrxcn yourn LII may DO said, fcarlc. 70 30 equal
oords or Aetons work the family OF diseaoes
nna ar superior 70 snyshinG Of he Mind published In
WIS counry. author Of work on "EaturAf Death. sad
n,ly Phyac,sn price osnis Author o. worn :ssii
Abuse and DeplorAble eeots" Ae, &c. slxth edition,
foussecl platss prics 81 For sale Is hs pubiisheYa
STRlMqA TOMNe1NDs - 1yselvay. ana 81 Ne
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ENIERrRisE-TnE NEW YORK REvEILLE, FOR
the celebrated novelist @. r. r. James. ESD. suthor
Rcheleu Morley Ernsein nc land Is the first 70 publish IL
In the United States. Comic Wood Cuts Original Stories
hundred anecdotes and Jokes all for two
BARTON L. Co, Publishers. AZ Ann street.
Wholesale and retail agents Dexter Brothers and Hal
lock, Ann street. To be had Of all the news boys.
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CcOTT DIR. JOHNSON BoNAPARTE-TaEsE THREE
~ All bolisved firmly in Astrology.

Cc0TT. DIR. JOHNSON. B0NAPARTE-TaEsE THREE
~ All bolsvcd firmly / AstrologY.
And kngs snd lords. more than tho nu 80 can name,
Have put their tigne seals 10 Rosacks fame.
From Sweden land, sin Eer and seer
CsInc o'or the sea TO try their influence here.
Lind, Robaek-each In different ways
- Excited wosder and commanded rssisc
There 10 no family in Sweden better known than chat OK
ROBACK For one hundred and seventy fge years. every
member OF the race has had the m ortcng the fntuse
and declaring Tho events Of the Past and kings omcerors
mobiles and hie have eensnlted them with Bus
in OF the race A the gift powerfully developed
SO sesiduousy cultivated in Dr. O. W. Robask,
residing In this city No Whto stroes whose reputation
for curing the most fatal diseases and giving fortunate ter
mnatea Tor AL e,,nss u business speculation and oours
ali douitos by Astroogy Ceomanoy Tho Orscos and tho
Signs OF the Zodiac The Natvises no Costs truthful
Fate itself He II vitcs all who In difficulty TO
consult him who are ck TO and try the value OF
Asrology All letters to C. W Robaek No White street,
culsIs CAN and get an Astrological Almanac ats, where
certificates can betsSp,
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HOME STE ADS.

> and savings Institution few months the
@ and IS
IL MAN The
has been tine above Society she
that has started, for offers advsntases
cen. per .dvanced "a viii allow
ss at the rate Of cent per to M
il double Int The
receive sdvanoo favor.bic terms offered
day land there peraon who oannot
sehieSs his own The Assooiasion being
Building ana have observed to
and gnisIsH des.Sus sinna leave .hsir y1
xrMssSs "; Is E.ii street !: e. Ses ~; y; Ssesa
aef Hester Ll1,beth streets. public meetirs viii be
held for the admission Of new members on huEsdsy even
where the objects and workings Of these Associations
VIII he explained
pRoTITABLE EXcITEMENT-TaE PUBLIC MEET.
Monday was one e the most crowded ana
m
BY a1a the perfect s.ie'y Of the was
to 4s Rsa w aha h h
OF HSns a .,e as
rority over De
eason by W, T. b. hken. Esg. As there large class
Of females IN this city whose wings OF infinite import
them. this has boon called
M their e sa asy Il RI three Is ys
savings bank would realize such interest hall
century Think Of this and on at the
Buildirg Association. Welcome r. Beebe President. j.
r. Del Veccho, Vice President E. Madden. Secretary
ssIJoxE. SWEET HoME"-EvERY READER WHO
IL would wish TO learn how he oan procure home,
which he may short time call his how lie
few yeara realize sufficient TO businesss
invited attend the public sting of the Greenwich
Building Association TO DO held in the large Lecture
Room Leeckcr Duldngs Bleecker street. Norton.
this (Frdsy evening. ~ o'clock Mr. Peter G. Baker
will deiye: lecture this occasion an
addresses be expected Ladies. we'll gentlemen,
are Invited a.tend The tueoeis Of this Association is
ler Of shares will be taken by the second monthly meeting
All no propose Joining should eubcribs M The pre-
sent entrance feo is bu. 3d. monthly due, So; value
Bha,es $780, free discussion Of the principles 10 invited
and evory formation will be freely given the meeting
Remember, the meeting is tc might.
CHARLES CRANE. President
DAVID yfIIiKHN, oe-Presidert.
3 r Ross, JR Secretary, No. 4S Eighth avenue.
Trustees.- VIM. Wright VIM Dunnng, j. w. Booth Pc
ter Baker H. W. Deems, N. D. Thayer. ". T. D. Mill.
ken, J. A. Cresier A. Ackerson.
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HEW PUBLICATIONS..

yVHE FORFEIT DIVORCE sUIr.-THIs ExTRAoRDT-
nary trial which has occupied the tho Court
eight days 10 drawing to close. full and impartial
pot OF the evidence s7eechs Of counsel aud the judges
charge will be published In pamphlet form, BY tho law
porter q tho n:raid Immediately on s .ermnatien u
eesrous OF complete and rbEtm edition will order
The Herald report from DEWITT " DAVENPORT, Book
Nav York
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stOTELS.


LNXCHANoE sHA DEB, no. MERCER sTREEr.-HoT
H Joins from to r. Cold Cuts at all houra choice
Alec Wines Liquors, and Scgars; Chops, Steaks, Poached
Eggs, Rsrebs. &c., &c; supper parties acco mmodatod
Loogingg.
GEoRGE THOMPSON. THE TRAINER OF MR.. THos
~ Hyer btgs leave to inform his friends and the public
that he has in conjunction with Mr. Richard D.rke taken
the Broadway Uoue Yonkors they would be glad 70
their friends They obliged for all pat svors and
ask for continuance OF the eame N. B-The best Of
WORK FAMILY HOfEL NEW BRIDGE 5THEET
Ludrs.e Hill, LoneonThs shove house Ia centrally
situated has excellent coffee roo Zen twelve prvase
sitting between forty snd Afsy yht airy
good smoking room warm, esd and shower baths always
re.dy night porscrin attendance bSsd oharsofoz sor
wants tho Now York Herald Ia Lied. Thomas Qusrter
maine tenders hi grs.spi tharto 20 h American ssndf
for ths svors he bs long enjoyed ~ ser hands, aad
noits their continued pAtrenaao and resonnsnasGon-
ITO HOTEL PROPRIEroRs-A LARGE PUBLIC
House. eont,ining upwards q two hundred rooms can
be leated, and tho now furniture had fair termP
suitsble party with Sc coo cash has presented
Opportunity The hou5e dofsga good and safe bust
ness. and can be largely extended Address Real Estate
Owner, Herald Oiice
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t,RANKLIN MUSEUM, us CHATHAM eQUARR, onx

TSKANkLIN NUSEUN, ITO CIATHAM HQUAkK, ONN
block above the National Theatrc.ueorgo Loa, cole
experimentation performances and ever
Ing TO msneo in she afternoon 81 three
o'clock, and In the evening O'clock The
entertainments varied and sooo and suoh as be
AZ other psce Of cntersainmens in Now York; coz
rstng LeAg Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe also, Mons
areyoc the s.Iongess man in the worls who will break
challenge to kill bullock" with his cenohsd
set for any sneunt Of money Troupe Of Model Arses,
who selected for ther beauty And igre and who
,ens,e nuohsr Of beautiful tabesus .company Of Arab
terity; company Of Male and Female Artiste. who win
dive exhibition of Marble statrary unequaed in the
stssneo9 and evening Eor pa! sieglaIs bills Of
Stage Seats Hk cent?; Boxes, % cents; ParauOse. ls
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NIoTIol-TO MASTERS or ALL VESSELS BOUND
IN for San will please hAye two repoftso
yin ether thing you may think woIshy Of ness e. ae
Nons, In San Francisco, which Will be called for youf
arrival, BY Commodore Rossrt q MArn, Marine IsporteS
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WELCHs NATIONAL CIRCUS, cnEETNUT STREET.
w below Ninth, Philadelphia ID. Lent Aaneger.--
EahsisiSn nshy q the Grand equestrian psnsomi%9 Of
hsrsemansh Of ao Marie and tho osher members Of .h,
.cIoba.ic Is hore produced scale Of
splentor unsurpassed by establishments in tbs world.
Fret ". Nixon, Equestrian DtSfa Portland and Wor
,ell. Clowns.
EIRCUs.-NEW YORK AKPB ITHEATn1, 81 sowERy.
~ Last week but Of the great French Equestrian
TroupeThis evening, and during the week, the French
Equet Troupe will appear in varsity Of new perform
Mr. James Myers tho performing clown, and his
r Master Ward viii make their tst appearance Theu-
6crouB hurlesqne the Pony Union
Course in Miniature, will be represented IN tie
which will BIO introduced Mr. Sands sn stud Of Shessnds
Afternoon performance Saturday Boxes y oents chill
dren under nine, half.pzicc; Pit, l2a cents.
DRoF. ANDERSON. ASTOUNDING WON DERs
Il every evening Open at 4 commence at 8; also, on
1hurBday and Saturday afternoons At N0tce.-Arrange
made with large schools attend Thurad aud
SATURDAY otioe and negotiations which
be made Mt the Hall At least day before N.BTheeo
will he great eysntoI most gorgeous and nihront
scacthortly Fer Professor Anderecns Farewell Sigat,
{ inture bills.
AIR. WALCOTs BENEFIT WILL TAKE PLACE ON
VI Saturday evening. January u. when the following
Olympic pieces will DO produ ,ed USED UP JOHN or
PARIS. ard HAMLkT TkAVESrIE: For farther parAcu-
l.it, SEQ Courier and Enquirer, Sum Times, &C.
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faAVNLLERS' uUiDK.

Nyw YORK AND rHIi.ADsirHIA DlREyr-g. 3.
~ Ea and Express Lines through In j. Rail-
oad via Joroey oily leaving New York at a. NJ os Of
CtIsndt streets A. NJ and r. NJ Liberty ssreet-leaves
PHILADELPHIA hours from foot Of Walnut stseek Fare
sedaoed g for first and s2 80 sesoad class Bal
the above lines and through luggage carried In the r
In rom Wsv. vavk. ~ith thvsash conductors
CAxpsH AND AMBoy RAILROAD LINE, ToK PHI.
vor foot Battery place, BY anbost j0N POTTER
tally tSund.vs exospted arriving ~ Pniladsphs AZ *
yAre 81 b0. l. BLISS, Agent.
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a MUSE M TENTS.

0RcAD NAY THEATSB.-E A. MARSHALL. SOLE
% Lessee-DooIs spsa .teSi 70 e9nosnse AT o'slooi
% oents; Private Bones, s. and So Friday evening.
JAN ;, WI e gsST ,,af
Inns Lord Msulevee, Mr. Roynolts Sir William Braadoa
M Barry Long Ned n, Feano Dn~Is p :, Mr
Julia 6oud; Mss Terpsiehore seppertou. Nine poni! Ts
eenelude WITH the comedy Of PoPPiNo THE QUESTION
Mr.. Henry Primrose, Mr.. Dayidse
NIBLe's GaRDRN.-ARTIsr UNION ITALIAN oPE-
IN under the direction OF Sgnori Bosio Aad BotAin
Deere at half past commence 1T ~ o'clock rickos.
70 cent. Al p.ts n. house; Children under 'oa yes.
LUCREzIA BoRCrA.
Dohs Aiphoisc B.ti, iicnnarc .:Bs..ini
RSssisselio. .Lorin Gabe.t.. .CoIst
Box cii.eo oSen every day.
ITALIAN OPERA, AsToR PLAcE-NAX MARETzEK
Lessee and g s'' w. So1s;
be performed Donizetti's grand opsra. OF
LUCkLZIA BohGlA.
Luers1a Bergia. ..sisnorna 4. fsrodi
Alfonso Duke Of Fcrrcrs ssnor j. Marni
Rustieheo. sgeor A. Welt. Gazce sirner Bsnevenano
Doors open NJ 81; to commence nj III o'clock. Box office
OPEN every day from . 10 4o'ol0ek.
EELLoWs' AINSTRELs.-NEw YoaE Is FINISHED.
and o.n now beass Of the greatest band Abe world
th.nhs to tho s2nec telegraph It's vsu.bls assistance
bringing togeser suoh Of talent 10 DO
rreasss Negro Eeneasors that ever lived This band Of
B.ars, compsns sueh gentlemen a. Briggs Brewer slit
all They perform every evening week. and ednes-
day and Saturday afternoons Admission came ~ usual
mence ARK O'Clock.
GRAND SCOTTISH CONCERT ny THE FRASER IA
W my NJ the TabernaoeThc Metsrs and Misses Eraser
have me homer OF snncuncns to the public has shey WIZ
gem, Of Scottish song and sesSsoas from fSpn,r soT
Doers open At OK O'clock Concert TO commence at TX
o'clock
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IL INGSLEY Co.'sEXPRrss FOR PHI Ia oELPHIA,
- Bstmore, WashiDgton, Pittthurg, Cincinnati, and
,o SOUTH will leave Tho ONCE and sttog jan
~ ~ pree oelooh r w. Notice drsns snd bills
! all street, corner of broadway.
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FIN ANCIAL.

NOTICE.-A DIVIDEND TO THE FIRST OF THIS
month two per upon the profits Magnetic
Telegraph Company, tMorscs LiaeJ between Washngo
and New York has been duly decAred and will DO paid to
DEN, WlTHEKS, Co., in Washington.
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CLOTIIIN O..

:, = =, : -, -, ,,os1,, @
AVA consisting Of glib breasplate kilt scarf houe, tights
plume. splendid dress fer fancy drefs balls
parties Price $50 Apply ~ the office Of John G. Roach.
2l5 TuIten sreet, Brooklyn.
nvERCoATS, &c.-THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE OFFER
~ ing large stock OF comfortable Waser Clothing, Of
best quality, and will be sold at low prices Also Boys
Clothing, IN groat variety. ALFRED MUNR0E CO., al
Broadway, between Howard and Grand streets.
CksT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
Ladies' or gentlemen having any clothing, furniture,
eweTy or stock goods dispose Of can obtain fair ossh
price Tor tho By for the subscriber az h, resi
Seneo thropxh POSI- Lsdos attended by Ers Cohen
Ms. COHEN. 6j elm street,
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RU MA WAY-A HORSE AND SLEIGH, ON THE
~ evening Of the 0th inst The horse lar bob tail
hsy not very fat with white forehead and lorg igs hsd
on string OF neck BELLS Tho sleigh cutter,
With the csrpetiag torn on Of the right side and the seat
was lined with yellow striped goods The nder Will be eut
ABLY rewarded by giving information - the National Hotel
No. 0 Corslsndt street.
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RERY0RD b. CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA PACKAGE
~ and Parcel Express.-Our nsxt shipment will 10 for
yard By she United States Mall Steamer y Dorado d
meesengers Charges freight twenty less than BY
spy Other asprsss Psclasss nos 70 exceed ~ Rounds
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HOUSES. ROOMS, 80. WANTED.

VyOUsE WANTED TO RENT.-A ioENTEELLY FUR
nished House, with sill the modern improvement gtu
Waverlcy place and Tventythrd Streets BY
his wife, without children. Possession to be
given any time before first daylf March next Address bpx
III Post Office.
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gINO MINING AGENTS.-WANTED, A SITUATION,
Il by gentleman just arrived from Cuba, as Mining
Agent the who has had twenty
years in the copper and silver
mines Cuta ALSO understands surveying and drawing,
and the part of underground and tho surfaco
hAo also been three in tho Brazil Congo Loco 0old
Mining Agent, this ONCE.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES,

EoRElGN EXPREss.-PARcELS FORWARDED TO
all parts Of the world. ty Edwards Sanford Co., ut
Adams Co. l6 and ~ Wal street, The per A.
ente will close at 10 "a saturday, 2tsh st Drafts
fer Gallo payable at bank in gland Ireland aad Scot
land. SOVEREIGN, N.lle!.
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EMPLoY AT NO. ~ NASSAU
Il street, School Teachers. Drug Clerks Sslesen Pors
era Barheepers Coachmen Men ralroad Boys learn
trades Girls TO fill respectable situations Applicants At
distsnc incosing dollar describing the
aured can be suited. THOMAS SPHINX, Agent.