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~ Disturnel's +" Railway, Steamship md
Telegraph Book" for March, 10 a very convsaes
manual for oil who have occasion TO travel By sea
land
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70" The Journeymen Shoemakers Of Roef'
land County have arranged, by compromise VIII ~
employers, q scale of wages advanced In accordance
with the times.
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~ The Reformed Dutch Chassis ofPsfs
ums have appointed Rev. Benz. Van Zsnt to be Ps<@
OF the Church at Nyack.
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Cause OF DELAY-Rec0rder TD!ou W
confined to his home by indispositon, from te efa'
nation Of the Doty thai until Friday, and thHe ffo'~
bly, accounts for the delay In continuing the iuses'
tion which was go vigorously commenced By Asons.
Jury OF the February term into the charges a ofp@S
and corruption preferred against Members 81 rns ''
mon Council. Now that the Recorder hes rseoFss'
II may be expected that the investigation WI -
lively renewed
SAILING or THE HUxBoLDT.-The 49,
ship Humboldt. Capt Lines, sailed from this pon
O'Clock Saturday, for Hayre. She took out y
gers. (snong whom we notice the name |"
ws;ersuIli, Charge for Naples) and e6o,oooin -
FOR ALBAsY.-The Delegation app0n =,
ct the public meeting at Metropolitan Hall, % -,
iIst, to present the proper measures Of Csy -.
before the Legisistsse having prepared ~ Iu
ssry memorial and bin. will proceed 70 a.
the performance Of the duty assigned M
esy BIZ the Hudson River Railroad. aenSs "a.
viii take ,he one o'clock usin az the Cnambef r.,.
nal It, or Christopher st. stations, and process -.
T., sr.tss At which place special ear yin -
ne,, fer their accommodation at lao - 80
p,oySded By the COMMITTEES. Il d urgently -
tbs. lie who.e De.eya.i:n aloud proceed % 80
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CITY ITEMS.

~ The weather on Saturday was .s,,
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PHILOSOPHICAL AND CHEMICAL APPARA.
tbs

MANUFACTURED by c. b. WxRREN6, for 81,
WI year Professor Of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy
At College Hill Pougnkeepsie. ne will be happy open
correspondence with those wishing TO purchase such a
oles chemicals who have laboratories arrange
Apparatus securely packed and any part Of the
United States rates lower than the catalogue prices
any houee in New York. Terms cash
Poughkeepsie N. Y, Jan. D. 1852. FEDS.
From j. Foster Professor Of Natural Philosophy and
Mathematics, Union College
UNION COLLEGE, Nooenbsr "a, 1852.
1t afforded little qualification learn some months
SINCE that Mr.. Warning had determined to establish
Q mandatory OF philosophical and chemical apparatus
Mr. IL graduate VI this college, and, while
united high classical attsnm ats with
ioai knowledge aud decided taste for the practical
pursuits of experimental science During most OF the
physical course he therefore acted volunteer assistant
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Of sppartua The knoweg thu acquired has been
established and extended by the facilities offered bin while
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to be appreciated by those who wiso obtain enlarge
Of apparatus aud all who feel interest in the
Of physical science viii see how In portant that
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here several articles Of and of useful form illus
trating states dynsmss, hydrostatics and electricity
which, their beauty rmnsss and moderate price, prove
that the sty Of sending to Pa is for good apparatus
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JOHN FOSTER.
From Charles Bartlett A. M Principal Of the POughkeep
sic Collegiate SCHOOL.
CoLLEog HILL, Norem6er l6, 1882
DEAR sra have had occasion, during the twenty-five
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY. January 3.

Mr.. Houston moved that the rules DO sus-
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Committee of the Whole ON the state Of the
Union, with view of proceeding to the consid.
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The question having been taken, it was de-
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