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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26

A long debate ensued, in which Msssrs. West,
Mslburp. Holly, Burroughs. Champ!in Forsyth Wood
and EAl participated
The resolutions of the Canl Committee
we're then adopted without count
Mr.. SHAW, on leave called up the bill 70 pro-
tect the Crystal PAlace now being erected n the Cy
Of Nes-York, and the property therein, which was
passed
On motion of Mr.. SHAw, the bill TO amend
the &C; incorporating the Crystal PAlsce Association
wss read third time and passed
Mr.. W. TAYLOR moved reconsideration of
the vote ordering recess Lost
The remainder OF the day was occupied in
notices Of bills, &c
Mr.. FoRsTrH called up his resolution in re.
gard 70 TIE elective franchise which debated ani
referred 10 the Judiciary Committee.
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N,,rrxe o, THE STRIKERS At MONUMENT.

saIp accordance with previously expressed intention,
~ rerh.nie- on srake a<nbled last night IN Aoua-
and xere addressed By shsu PIesdeEr John
Clayt JOhn Wstena Of H0snt Clare Depot, .nf Ma
u, Srv.~y 81 York Pa who Interesting account
on ale ,accsssu strike made for higher wages BY the me-
ehAnie. Of that borough
to, OF JourneynI Plaserera ANNOUNCING their eonrr
Lto 81 80 with the determination 70 rerder more
go vote Of thinks Rntnir5lsy accorded % the
Sooor. az The contribution ster which u announced
,s.I the Flnaaee Committee had aRrbOrzed Edward J.
Codd late q Rssders astory, and E1Suf sorwood ate
~ Pool and Hunts establishment 20 proceed - Phlade
phia EsuYos ana the .. cstlss Tor purpose Of
pessutnk 20 tkeiy brother mechanics OF hOse places he
aus. Of he strikers Ia this city The meeting then Id
sourned 70 toeet sgxa wien s7ch Q should be
deemed .Xpecisnt ~ the otesrs
Baltimore RepabEesn FEB. D.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE ALBANY. Feb. % lso1
The Senate refused 10 change the hour Iof
adjournment IL VIII continue 70 adjourn saSn
ing AZ IA. O'clock u.-lsn
The bin 10 amend the charter OF the halle Ii
Railroad Company was on motion OF MY hhA'A' ''-"
and passed ~ Chair
The Committee, Mr.. CORNELL In tne Snal,
resumed the consideration Of the bi 10 pre''1e " G
better regulstiOn OF Railways. .,...;..l Win
Tbs DISCUSSION on this bin took range henncA :,
,ha, which had been given ~ preceding 1A'
20 conclusion the bill recomrltted ~
The bin 80 amending the charter o. the Wv 't',,
Work ana vlrs mia Steamship Company =: % 49, 60
30 rse small vess els tenders was passed if0us
mi.:ee. ,ba Chair
me Committee, Mr.. WILLIAMS In the = - -,
,,,ei the consideration Of the bll 70 pr0s'le -. .
S,sryih.,ri0u Of standard works OF Amefi-Ah A1
- + ibr.r.eSof District Schools-
Mr.. CoyerR defended the bill
Mr.. COOLEY opposed il - hill
Mr.. CoKSELL spoke in advocacy OF ZIG '--''
81. --corted a. = measure If beDehi 70 The 1Hiso
Atfer . lengthy debate the Senate aaloui "'"
ASSEMBLY.
Mr. WrsT moved 10 lay al order o. otS. - e
o, fbe tsble. TO call up his resOlaroas N - "
CsuA.s. Garnet
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IXXIIp CONGRESS. 49,. SECOND SESSION.
SENATE. .. WASHINGTON. Feb, %, 1859.

SENATE. WASHINGTON. Feb Ok 1883.
Mr. HAMLrS reported bill granting regis
Ter TO the bark Mary of Baltimore, which taken up
tDd passed.
MIR. MoRroS submitted a resolution 10 pay
Daniel L. lulee an amount equal to his per diem ami
slesse while eontcsting seat IN the Senate from
toridS Laid over.
Mr.. BoRLASo reported bill for the relief Of
be Wiiew of Lieut. Cochran, the L. 5. Army, which
w passed.
Mr.. BRADBURY introduced bill % establish
iCourt for the myesg Of elms against the United
Mates Referred
Nj. FrlcH asked as particular favor 20 him
"a, the House bill extending the patent for threshng
sachine 10 Moore & Hsscah, be taken up.
Mr.. HUNTER opposed the motion, insisting
u the consideration OF the Army bill
The bill was taken up-Ayes IL, Noes 10.
Mr.. HusrnR said the bin would lead to
Eager debate and moved 10 lay i. on the tshle Lost
ltSs IL, Noes ~. -
Mr.. JoSEs said the patent expired in May,
$50 since which time the invention had been in gen
cal use II was unjust 10 renew the patent and thus
I'VE them right overs msehine whlch iot years ms
leu In common use. lie entered INTO general Srsa-
eeni against renewing the pStsnt
Mr.. WALkER followed in opposition TO the
a and moved its recornInitment TO the Patent Com
Sftes, which was agreed 10: yeas -, DAYS -
The Army bill was taken up, anu deoste Is
ste on
The question pending was on Mr. WALxsss
eendmCnt providing for ssryey and ocStlon ~ s.ie
erection of the President Of Railroad TO the facac
ery alternate section OF land twelve townships on
sh side Of said road TO be gwen TO setua setiefs nee
charge. the remaining sections 70 De he,a py sn5
eied States the proceeds Of which are TO DC spIeu
4 TIE construction OF the road .
Mr. CAss expressed himself highly favorable
eee Homestead bill. He doubted, however, the pro-
ecety OF this amendment II too loosely drawh'
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..so him tina. he odd not perceive the necessity
ss.o,t,pr quiet man down" and then vanished
-. entrance into the City Observation-Disclosures a'
a"ndIv ,,cre,: for he managed to reach and re-
,;,oe in his rooms before proprietor, clerks,
S, osco seekers, losfers or sny ore elsa making
90 the depse crowd assembled 70 receive and IN
hirs were aware thst be bad set foot In the
~ ~ MoyTMoREScr.
bse !, The left
o,,is party viii carry Mississippi high and dry
I,neysr they have contest. Let Gov. Foote
axe heed
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Il The Camder (Ohio) Standard, tells q
' Of misplaced benevolenee rood 70 copy I:


few evenings since three ladies' broke through the
ice al FairmouDt while witnessing the exciting sport Of
skating. The numerous gslants present rushed "a
the rescue but Conspicuous among them
BE fellow who plunged In and bore up Of the ladies'
ali sne was seized BY others and landed safely Tho
attention OF the by.tsnGers tarned the
cuer who with difficulty exfrieated from his peril
posrOn-apparentiy greatly exhausted and appear
ing 10 be speeehess He was conveyed 20 McCorrncks
Hotel and received the generous Of that gentle
man. committee VI the Skaters' Club was in ztisnd
snee and him carefully put 10 bed, bhnketed, &c.
AL attempts 20 restore hb speech however were fruit
les. They rubbed and ehafed him al the patient wH
In dsngey Of losing his skin.
The poor fellow made most awful WY Aees, andfariy
squirmed under the torture. Hes going INTO spsns
exclstned one Stub harder" roaEed another. And
no, until the crowd were exhausted DID they give him
up 20 die "Gertlemen," remarked Mac, " tns q ono
of The most stubborn csses ever met with" vel
known amateur n the Hockerdump" science sng-
gested serious Internal injury Finally, they concludcd
te exsmine his clothing with the view u having hAa
deeeptly Inferred with his friends On opening pscs
offoIdeS paper. the whole mystery wa soiyed-s nas
deaf and dx,ab! -
Mac lodged and the committee vsmosed Thsesass
OF all Their anxiety quietly dressed himself saa sen
much improved By hS brat lesson IN INC hsof'S~1''
treatment
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,,ariue DIsnsrers-Loss of Life.

PtluADELrHIA Friday, Feb % 1855
A letter from Berlin. Md, states that the
isg Champion, of Portland Ne, went ashore ON Chm,
hands were drowned ~
Schr Mary f. Balch, from Wilmington, n
e. fcr Boston Is alec ashore the same shoals. One
Der crew, named Blake and another, name unknown,
Iershed after landing the Captain. The mate and one
the crew saved themselves by getting INTO me gsey
an old vessel on the beach and were rescued by the
sreckng schr Ringgod.
The schr. John Franklin is ashore on Fen
ticks Island She will, however be got of
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The ship Italy.
BosrON, Friday, Feb. 20, ls5'

BOSTON, Friday, FED %, ISOJ.
William Lester, mate of the ship Italy, re-
ported TO be aoatin abou, at with cargo valued at
AGO 600 writes to his father ne follows:
NASSAU BANANAS, Monday Jan. 81 1883.
We sailed from New Orleans with every prospect OF
,nleasaut VOYAGE We had fair wind and weather un-
n we were in lat -, Ion not given, when it com.
ucnccd blowing from eastward. We shortened sail
snul we had the chip under close reef fore and man
tgsals and II blowing perfect hurricane. We car.
na a. much ssil rs the ship could bear, when about
O'clock, on morning Dec. pa struck Az soon as sne
struck we let GO both anchors which brought the snp
head UP TO the wind but she continued 70 strike heavily
and we were obliged 10 cut away the masts, which
,,sed her little About o'clock we lost the rudder,
which eit us completely the sport the breakers we
Sser,ed the ship the eSth December and arrived here
he IA of January We are in the American Consufs
kands and will be Ia days before we shall get away
rum hpie
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Distribution Of the Omces.

WAsHINGTON, Fridsy, Feb. %, 1913.
Major d. H. cPhail, formerly of Baltimore,
rd distinguished In the Florida and Mexican Wars is
songy urged for the Mlrshalship of the Southern Dis
mt Of NewYork. He was one of Gen. Jacksons citl-
~ SOLDIERS. and received Brevet for his galsnry,
I'D Mary land voted him asword
Frank Gallagher will be MaTshal Of Maryland. Ex.
fcvsrnor Philip Francis Thomas will be Collector OF
banmore unless oversaughcd by Marcy, who will go
trGen Jacob q Davies. Thomas is distant relative
ohe President Office expectants from Newly FORK and
Philadelphia thfong the city, anxiously watching the
(,iDet announcements
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From Washington.

WAsmsGToN, Friday, Feb. q.
Hon. Caleb Gushing, and A. o. p. Nicholson
tsye arrived
President Fillmore's last levee took place
ss evening The East and the varons ante rooms
The Mechanics Fair has been attended by
tousands of strangers. -.
Fx-Marsbal Turkey, Of Boston, was admitted
% the bar Of the Supreme Court to-day.
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HA letter in The LrcIburs (va) ErDyes,

from the K1Eswh. saDes states that named s,oxhn
the bous- Of xhoor pay hin several hundred
dollars be owed nua- A h- va not .tervsrt his
Trends Instituted NC ss for HIM and finally searched the
house Sher. he had zone without Until q them
crAprrx tie t.hes Of large fireplace ana 70
Is spre io11c SVEN human teeth and the eheskbone
so par u TIE te.h Supposed 70 Be- that Of t1e missing
rGn, Which lad INTO ersyee IN the nrepece, paftly
roasted Tie occup.Ei Of tie house VA sHssAtey ar
vesf-a
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s,aal D,,pa,oA 70 The ~ y TT'bDne'
wAsnsoros, Friday, Feb. 25 1853.
The following list certainly comprises the
- Adr,ioi,t,ati,n Young America is nowhere,
- the Wing. sy prepare for brilliant success at the
VRASKLN PIERCE, n. II East man, Presiiea..
w. king Ala (old FogyO VlcePresident-
" 7. MACY. N Y, oldest FogyJ state Department
J,yns GUrHEIE, ny, (etubborn Consery4tive) Treas
Sotyrr McCLELLASD, Mich, feeble Conservatory
Ipteror. a. I'M. Co.. r,;.,..- = w.
Isrs c. DoBBIEs N. C., Oull FOgy) Navy.
J1xgs CAMPBELL, Pa, gesuit,) Post Once.
CALEB CUSHING, Mass, (Conservatiye Jesuit) Attor
General Bob.
Another dispatch to The TTibGne says:
seen. PIERCE told friend today that the Cabinet is
,,.bsngesbly made, though the position Of its mem
y, IL In some cases not fully determined" This dis
rsch in the arrangement Of the Cabinet agrees with
b above.
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Rhode Island LeRis,aturc---SeriOusA Assault
BY an Actor.

PROVIDENCE, Friday Feb. ., 1853.
The General Assembly adjourned today.
TIE Ten Hour bin passed by the concurrence OF
lie Senate in the House amendment
Leffngwell the actor, formerly of the Bowery
rsatre IN an afray last night, knocked down man
tsued William Bowman who In his fall fractured his
,tv in such manner as to render bis death extremely
y,Obable sefingwell has fled from the city.
The Wing State Convention assemblies on
In 10Th March
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Illinois Bank Bills.

To he Editor If Tie " y TSibVa<;
SIR: II the parties interested IN the circa-
G:ioa Of the Illinois STATE Bank Ills consider the os
entitled credit Why 60 they 30 closely Initiate the
New.Y0rk State Bis and conceal the word i4'H0's BY
printing IN such small type tsAi requires rnayri
fxirv slsss 70 de.ec,st HAzoT:sT.
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yirripin ON Colonization.

BALTIMORE, Friday Feb 25, 1853.
Two New.Orleans mails came TO hand to-day.
The Virginia House of Delegates has adopted
va substitute for the bill for the removal OF free ne
ross from the State, a resolution aPPropriatng $4,000
annually for colonization purposes.
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Canadian RecirrncifN.

The following are the Yeas and Nays in the
House Of Representatives Feb - On refusing 70 ay
upon the table the bi 70 establish Reciprocal Trade
with the British North American Provinces
~ Tho-e $50 vc,e I-. ru.5 aa Nv ,ssN ass
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Rxplo.ion nj Cntnsauqua. Pa.

PHILADELPHIA, friday, Feb. % !soI
The large blast pipe at the Crane Iron Works,
Cuasauqus. Lehigh Co, Pa, burst last evening. Inc
,ok we're DANA Cd the extent of $40 900 and
tres turning out forty tuns per day. were stopped,
twill take three months to repair the damages. No
tae was hurt.i
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70 EI-Gov. yRoOH viii not accept the Of
ice Of Chief Justice Of the State Of NewJersey The
reason Of his refusal "a probably the manner in which
be has been treated BY his party ALEXANDER Wears,
Of HunterdOn Il talked Of Tor the place.
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Personal Movements.
n 10 The n. Y. Tribune.

frtal DispatoA % The \. T. ITfbHne.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Feb 25, 1883
Caleb Gushing has arrived. He has agreed
,th his colleagues the Bench of Massachusetts, TO
idd Nisi Prius Term Of the Supreme Court in April
=, EYE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26

u The printing-ink mandatory Of Messrs
Morrill, Dorah & Co., has been destroyed by ire
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Accident 20 the steamer Osprey.

NoRFoLK, Friday, Feb %, lsS3:
The steamship Osprey, from Philadelphia,
hound TO Charleston has put here with her machinery
koken.
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TIA temperance organization has been
s,.-tsa 10 de Sirsseat wards Of Log.sy.Ls ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26

u Mrs Gen. Pierce did not leave Boston
for Washington yesterday morning ~ expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26

RHoDE IsL.sp.-The Wing State and Dis
THE, Conventions viii be held II Providence March IN
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JEFFERSON co.

VBiQs...T BruwnVille-C has LOOMS
Antverp-John Conkling Cape Niucent-O Z. Starkey.
Hounshe d-Edgar b. Camp. ChampIon-Benalah Lewis.
I,orrAine-John L. Robinson. Clayton-Altred Fox.
Philadep hia-Alden Adams. Elis5mgh-Alex DICKINSON.
Roduan-Orra Cooley. Henderson-Henry uteen,Jr.
Tberesa-Anson Ranney. lie Ray-AlOnzONs n Ostrsnd.
Wortb-J NJ Acklev lI.yme-Wm. Carlisle.
Pamelia-JOsiah BOnney.
Dernryafs....H Rutsnd-John A. sherman.
Adams Joseph L. Green Newfoundland n. OTIS.
Aexandua-Andw Cornwel Wllna-Horace Hooker.
OTeans-a tie.
The Wings gain Antwerp. Honnsheld, Lorraine aud
Worth and the Democrats Adams Brownyile, Henderson
and Pau
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whsss has Opposition Ronaa p.acuv- Free Sober,
in sx.tl Yeas 81 May III o-Absent Or NOT
youus. -. There u vacancy
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New.York Town Meetings SUPERVISORS.
CORTLAND co,

Whigs....4 Dernocon'. II
Ciprinnstus-Iulns Critteu. Cortandyile-Abm Nudge.
don Freetown-rhos rilhn ghast.
Homer Manly Hobart. Marath0n-Lucien T.. Grain.
yi,gil-HiranJ Messenger. Preble-David Crofoot.
Scott-Joscph Atwaier. Solon-Jo,ns0n Wheeler
TuXton-Lytle Ferguson.
~
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Conference.-The Democratic State Con-
vention assembled al Middletown FEB. ., snAs
CAMP Of Stamford presiding. On the first ballot for
Governor the vote stood For Thomas H. Seymour,
l42 Samuel Inghsm, "A Scattering Is Full number
Of votes 81 On The second ballot Gov Seymour was
declared unaninoEsly renemirated The old state
rickci was renOuinA;ed - follows
Governor. THOS IL SEYMOUR.
Lieut. Governor ...... =. CHAkLEs II. PoND
Treasurer ...........-.. EDWIN -rEARNs
Secretzry. ..-.-......-..J P. G. MArinER.
Controller ..........-...R G. PINNET.
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CHAUTAUQUE co.
ONONDAGA co.

ONONDAGA co.
Whis,....6. Eibrdse-H II Jlson.
G"dde.-Henry jerome Lysander~A p Hsmill
Naoellus-A b. Lawrence. La Fsyette-Joseph ). Cole.
Pompey-Ieyi :. HobroOk MNnhus-Jabez Lewis.
salina-Issse X. Ps,ten OnondaEa.Seth Hutchinson.
Dcmocrats....l4 skaneateles-D. Il Mo-eley
Clay-H Cronkhite Spaford-Jno l.. Mason.
CaInillus-S II. Cook. Tully-A. n. Palmer.
DoNiu-Emerson Kline. Van Buren-S {. Parker.
ST LAWRENCE co.
Whqs..s Fine-Daniel Tral.
ps Peyster-T d Withefell Goyerneur-Milton Barney.
Fdwds-M w SpadingFS Hemon-Dlyd W. Weeks.
Hammond-Abel r Morse. iopklDton-Jo- b Durfee.
Lswrenoe-L Day Lisboa-D David q; Lsse,
Louisvile-Wu Miller Maeomb-Dayid Day "a.
Norri.town-MOses Brdsall Madrid-Austin }. 0oss.
Norfolk { hrislanoSac sndet Massoaa-J b. Andrews
PhIishvile-N illaH OuTley OsweEatch!e-h ID iAushun
PieTpont-P. y Ryerson.
DeH0erafs. 20. Picam-Assph Green
BrasheT-H Andrews PotsdAm-Issac Parker.
Cantou-Tho. v Russell Rossie-Soomon Pratt.
COltOn-L. ChambrTsin. Rus~l-kolln G. Jackson.
Detalb-Orrin II Fisk. stockhon-H. Hulburd.
Fowler-Thos. J. Hsxeton
In Hanover Westfeld Stockton and Chau,auque,
the Democratic Supervisors were chosen by reason
Of their views the License question two because
they were Temperance men, and the other two BY
their opposition 10 the movements for the prohibition
ofthe sale of liquors In Carroll the result turned on
the division Of tho town, the no.diysion being
elected Both candidates were Wings The Wings
gain three Supervisors and the Democrats seven. The
towns OF Charlotte Pomfret and Sheridan passed reso
buttons agsnst the formation Of the proposed County
ofSehlyler
CaEMUSG Co.-Three Wing and seven
Democrat Supervisors elected including one Wing
and one Democrat Temperance man. Same political
result lsst year.
WYoasG Co.-So far as heard from there
are Wing and Democratic Supervisors chosen.
CArrAeAUoUs Co.-Ellicottyille, Mansfield,
Great Valley and Oean have chosen Wing Supervisors.
Humphrey and Hinsdale have gone Democratic. We
have no further returns.
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by TELEGRAPH.
The Cabinet.

Them TELEGRAPH caoe, oonaer Of Ha'o'er and Be
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DeHOcrdfs... 20.
Brasher-fl Andrews
Canton-ThO. V. Russell.
Colton-L. hamb,rlsin.
Detalb-Orrin II. Fisk.
Eowier-T Tho HayalfOD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-07
NUMBER 81.

~ hs, an extensive acquaintance, could ,gr5apJ
APPyto ALLEN CRoGcu.
osi co,asi o. S'H Broad ssi'lS aad s'h i,r,,,,
3s! veil T,so,u' 1 reSsy5 '. y soo} ..s's SSs
-, sho is aeqgaia'ei vish the business. Que
w - young nan Who has had some experience
Gsns his te, h. s ~ ] 9as Tobacco Fasory
salary. " o. irS SlTS 70 en- cso1ry C,ry mol-
seq, Corner Of Broad and 9,6 street..
w SGs aa.,5- ssr;as! sS c5gey o & &~Tgsl,, g A.,
ALLEN CROTCH.
.sas Corner of Broad 56i 9S street..
as O1sEss2 S@gTf IL man s,s.o g , r,as5 sDf Esss' &
''ivuy his object he would be 'atshd slth moderate .iary
.sa eafast 2 IN broad si1sy s5a 2'' 55 streets.
v ALCAbLE FARMS FoR sALE,-we are authorized 90 .si
,har, distance i ;' ,F % ygS - ysaas farms situated within
ire In lar oa DO vel % call on u.s. wiz tak grya plea
d,slt 59;s7' S-ss5 eaa asspSy .sS S7 :s. .5is:.
w oy'i.Ssr r ',@ t.l .5dr, d;,,aes rom mi. city
Iaesraee Agency oa,,, corner ofnrsad and on s
hi. bans. n5 NPaTn s,, AZ asa 2 rs2 oraa ssds-r'9sa'
ing establishment IN this city Appy 20 NLEN CROUCH,
SEQ Corner q 'Is- BrasdaS3 Ssll51 on SiliS, s,
NEw Fall NND WINTER DAY GOOns.-we are re
- egyinE daily and have u the largest bsf
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
We have ever oGrei friends and cnstor
ere ana %" public generally stock before th.
PuIepast esrwrre Cons,tii % the fo'oWing part
Brown and Heachsd Slsetiu-s ard shirtinrs
nleashed and Brg-a Co ton Dri,
BED Iekings and Co'oret CambTics
BIankets-a
fulei Cloths, Krrsrys, Satifn-t- and Tweed.
Domestic and all-wUsl
BieAshed and Brown Canton Fannels
Plaid and Plain Lin-eys
Black. Blue Green an Brown Fr.rch Cloths
biaes french Cashmere and Doeskns
IAh,y SAssitnsfes and SIX and Wool yestings
IRISH Linens, Table Damask and NAPKINS
Linen shsetings and Pillow Case Linens
freaeh MeriLors, All cOors; large
66nghsn 81" Persian C.oths plain and printed
Black B1mhaEnes and Aiparsas
Pls.n and Printed FrercI De Lauss
Plain and Striped DO
s E.Sh Fr'niea ran; q Ca'hIncre, and Satin Ne Chimes
ladies Cloths, All colors qualities
Rich Plain and Brocade Siks
M1Tri Antiques; very rich 51r.ss ,-J r--,t r--.,--
~ Lace Jaeoutt 1ouitau and Maltese Collars
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MAEREN PERKINS, No. iF Eagle Square.
AOh fALi AND WINTER have just TUNED from 55,
Made Clothing and Grnrncn- Furnishing Goods -ut.ir n
NE rarest and most fashionable styles Purchasers are invited 20
"a. 'Na examine HENRY SHAFER
large stock " '-' ' -'" 'e'''''Hs
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
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every article kept Clothing and Furpi.bnr ITors. -
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J. d. GOODMAN. No. i2s Main st
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