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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05
The Sr. NICHOLAS HorEL.-This magnif-

cent iTuttGre was thrown open 70 thousand Of
invited guests lat night We gave general descrip
ton OF the house some weeks ago. ami have only to
odd that the f .iiure &C. since added is Of the rich
ard plendid patterns and shows that no ex
penfe bee been spared to make the 81 Nicholas g
worthy rival Of the hotel palaces recently erected in
THE City. The house will be open for the public To-
norrcw, when The landlords. Mr. Treadwell. late of
the Fronkln House and Capt Acker, late of the fine
steiner New World, will be ready to accommodate
,heir friends, the universal public Broadway can
bosst half dozen Of the finest hotels in the
world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

IowA-The Legislature in joint Convention
reelected Cen George Wallace Jones to the United
Ststes Senate, by a vote of 80 to "a for George q.
Wright absentees scattering, 4. Gen. J has thus
been enabled to formidable opposition after
exciting lie is relative Of both the Sena
O DChgea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

Mr.. SCHUYLER SILL NIssyG.-N. AZ
bang irsrs Of Monday says: No tdings have yet
been received Of Mr.. William Schuyler whose sui.
den srd mysterious disappearance we have already
noticed. Notwithstanding the stnetest search has been
Instituted, every effort to discover his whereabouts has
proved unsvailing. Capt ssyes Of the First District
Pchce OF this city Is now in New York aiding in the
sesreh, which i IL feared viii not be successful
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MIR. Kings Health, &c.

WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Jan. :, 1883.
The steamer Fulton has arrived at the Navy
Yard having been hastily lifted up by order of the Sec
rotary OF The Navy.
Mr. Kings physicians think il most prudent
to- avoid any changes at Norfolk II "a uncertain how.
ever when lie win leayc Washington.
The Jackson Statue now stands firmly in its
petition Lafayette square, the workmen having finished
.siDg Il this morning II Will remain Losed until the
9Th inst
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L. =. Supreme Court-The kaine Extraditioa


Cuse.
WASHINGTON Tuesday, Jan I. 1893
In the Supreme Court. this moralng. tho
Kainc ExtIaditi,n case was again called up.
Attorney General Cttenden stated that he had exam
ed the law applicable 20 the case and bad come TO the
conclusion to take no active part IN IT, considering tnN
the duty Of the Executive only commenced when inc
cimrsiy OF The accused was legally established aud the
wBitsIt issued.
Nj Bustead appeared for Kaine. and, no counsel ap
pesrng or the defense NJ ssked the advice OF the Court
Chief Justice fancy said the Cour, would leave Il to
The discretion Of counsel 10 tahe such course ~ they
deemed proper
MIR Bus,ccd ssd that Ia order that the Count mign
lave the case fairly before them, m the absence o
counsel for The defense he would pat the Court in pos
session o all the arguments hlch bad been aiIuccd on
the opposite side. which he did and then proceeded
with his 81 gument for ksine
Mr. Brady follow ed, concluding the case tot ksne.
The following were the main points submitted by the
two eounc That Ahburton Treaty had prescribed
the ule at evidence, and that tue Act OF sis wneh
puTored to carry ont The conditions OF inc treaty nal
enlarged the rule Of evidence to make icss cyt
dence uecey for the purpose OF exfradtion than the
Treaty required
Mir Rrsdy commended that Congress had no power 1,
urrrc the rule cf evidence by art Of Congress be
vobd what was in the treaty-ths, Congress had no
power 10 give up an American citizen 10 any foreign
power at ALL excepthy yiue OF the treaty and that moth
Ing beyond the terms Of the treaty could be enacted BY
COngreff-ihat the Commissioner had no authority u
s,hsi he not such person the act OF 1919
tmplated 10 give up fugitive Tue treaty required
that be should be Judge Magistrate, and Mt the tni
the treaty ratified COmm sioner had no Inaglste,
rial power; but eiterward tho law OF 1919 au horned
The Courts TO appoint Commissioners for the pnr'
pOee Of executing the treaty. That tins gentleman MI
hr9genan not Commit FL, ner Tor that purpose,
hut only general Comnis-ionertat, therefore, tho
Court ftoud think that Bridgcmsn was Magistrate
will IN the meaning OF the Treaty he could only look
to the Treaty and not TO act Of Congress for author
iiy-snd that the rule Of evidence established 10y the
Trttiy tie Only rule he could be Judged by, and
that the rule Of evidence OF the Treaty that the
Quill a an hon. 10 sue
A. would jufly his ard commitment In the place
where dc.endani was found. That tue rule in New.
York tie piece where he wos found required that the
accused should be confronted with mis- sccuser and that
he thoud hive the opportunity OF examining witnesses
himself which not done nthls caseand that there
fore the &, musioncr had no power 10 give him up. Mf
Brfdy In conclusion moved that new writ Of k15sas
torpns be hsuCd accordingly.
Mr. Forney returned from Concord last night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05
PENNSYLVANIA.

The Legislature of this State assembled at
Harrisburg yesterday. Tie House was organized by
tie choice OF WILLIAM p. scnELL, Democrat, of Full
ten, Speaker who received 80 votes TO "a for CI.,
w KEIso, Wing, of Erie. The 5enste failed TO or
genize, severa unsuccessful bulOts being taken for
're. kerr the Wigs supporting TnoMAs CARSON aud
the Democrats GEORGE sANDFRsos. The Governors
Messase will probably not be delivered before Thnrsay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

IHE LATEST PREsESrATIos.--Mee A
retiring ,feis, yesterday, jenkins remarked, How
IL Csptsin tia, in these days of gold watches silver
.ets, &c, &e you get DO catering testimouialsf7
expect one every day" replied the Captain "Ahi
Il Il well deserved indeed; but who q to make the
presentstson" The Grsna Jury, was the lugubrious
respcnfe.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. ;. 1853
For California;.

We shall issue THIS MORN1 Nc
Tie Tribzrs for Csgforzia, O-rg1a and tas Ss14-
rich IslaNds I. VIII eoatsin summary o. eli the
Lafes, Foreign end Domestic Ner. since the sailing Of
the las, steamer Money and Market Reports, Nar'
risges. Deaths. &c.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for NIL ng can 'e
bad at the Desk 7 he Morning. Prce cent?
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The Anin et Ilnlifnx.
BosroS, Tuesday, Jan. 4,

BosroS, Tuesday, Jan. 4, 1888
A dispatch, just received from Halifax, ali.
nounccs that the H. NJ steamship Ala, Capt Lott hal
put into that port and et there for New York. at noon
Sunday.
The Eastern linc- being OF order, we have been
unable to get her over.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

~ 4 paper was laid before the Senate
Yesterday, written by Mr.. Clayton, when See
Rotary of State, which We are told contains
some singular admissions on his part, contrary
TO the face of the Clayton aud Bdlwer treaty,
but yet sufficient in some way to Justify the
apparent violation Of that treaty by Easland.
We think there must be some misccnsructiOn
in this matter, but at any rate wait for farther
information before joining in the condemnation
of Gen. Taylor's Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

~ Important sale OF Is valuable buildng
lots 9th4y and SCI and 55s, between Sta aud ON
avs, in immediate neighbofhy0a o. the INSTITUTION Tor
the Rna Aho mpioy "a property the iun,tion q nth
e srd Gree nwclsV Mas d, scrptye II to shov- prop
criy which Is 20 be sold 81 sucoa IN Ncsiay lth lAnas
~, s l. Occek al the MtphArt ENchspSe, NAV b. or
taiaed a. To Gle OF VA. h. RRASKltN SON Co Aue
tionceTs, No Broaa-st
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SEE THIRD PAGE. al

CoyGRrss-Tbe Senate adopted resolution
10 continue the employment Of c-erk 70 me
President Of the Senate; also T solution cali
ing for the report Of the Board of officers sp-
poiuted 70 examine the various projects for IN
enlarged CanSl az the Falls Of the Ohio. Mr..
Cass introduced resolutions ID regard to Euro
pean Colonization on this Contin mt, which Is
remarked upon elsewhere A bill spPropratIng
1880 to discharge the Judgment OBJ
tanned against Col. Fremont in England,
for liabilities incurred in California, while acting
in military capacity in the service of the l.
S. was passed BILL granting pensions 20 the
widows Of the soldiers Of the War of l-l2, vas
also passed Mr. Hale's resolution calling for
information as 10 the conduct of Com. Morgan
while in the Mediterranean, was taken up and
discussed az some length by Messrs. Hale,
Shields. Macon ard others.
The House took mp the Military Academy
bin in Committee Of the Whole, and Mr.. Polk
made speech on the subject OF Cubs aud in re-
ply TO Mr.. Vonable He seemed to think that
Mr. Cass and Mr.. Venable occupied the same
ground but was at a loss TO decide whether
Gen. c. had turned fre-eater or Mr.. V. had
been metamorphOsed into an old fOgy He
pitched into the Administration generally and
particularly lie did Mt ike the Foreign policy
OF Mr. Fillmore at all, aud was quite sure that
American Ministers are not respected abroad.
Possibly Mr.. 7. speaks from experience on this
subject He was no; at all pleased at the idea
Of Gen Scott being made Lieut.. General, and
informed the world that that distinguished
officer had discraccd himself in divers ways
Mr. BROOKS and Mr. Chandler defended the adj
ministration and Gen. Scott Mr.. Carter OPP
posed the Lieutenant General project, and Mr.
German fvOred i,-when the committee rose
and tie House passed the Military Academy
bill and pdjoumed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

20 The Message Of Gov. SerHoUR, on
viii be found in another part of The Trijzae.
Nothing was done in the Legislature beyond
tie organization.
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fhsss most encouraging sud ast1Ehng tacts in favor OF
HAsTINcs's CospGVsD sYRVF OF NArHTHA. well cai-
oulsed give hopo TO the sufferer, and new eaersy
aud tudence to the American agents for tina wonderful
uie,iicinr.
c. CLtCKISEs Co, No. 81 BHrolsy-si, the Cen
sIs Agents tor DR. hatngf America 10 whom all orders
should h. addressed.
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The Wn,biuu,ou a., uo.,ou

Bosros Tuesday, Jan. 4, ls5J--P NJ
The steamship Washington IL still here Sbs
leaves for New York tomorrow morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

~ The KANE Extradiiion case came up in
the Supreme Court at Washington, yesterday,
and the proceedings thereon will be found un-
der the Geographic lead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

~ At CRsTADosO's only can YOU procure
the chanting the coor Il the paiT fOm gray, rid
er ssuGy. % black sASdc Of tT0Nn HIS Ii laid
Hair 1--WE stands alone. It. GcV = immediate the c0lor
lmpets permanent snS leaves the scalp Perecty trco
Aon STAN, SSla ana applied Ou pi,ate nonsl Al Cas-
tANcEoS No Aser HousC slso 10 be had Of the pracl
pal ntggsis's IL The C.iy.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
sO.aer- rsasr,rs o csr,.r II HIas,.r sd s...--..
iIsHT ON TIE CLAYTON AND BULwER
TREATY

Tppsbli.hed Paper by Secretary Claytsa.
s,.rr,ll Dsss4asch 10 tie y. u Trsssse
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Ian. g. lsSl
The President to-day sent Message TO the
Senate covering paper drawn up by Mr..
CLAYTON while Secretary Of State containing
certain admissions respecting the Mosquito
Territory, and the Islands contiguous TO Cen'
trail America. and the relation Of England
thereto. Several Senators say that had this
been known they would never have sanctioned
the CLAYTON and Bulwer Treaty. Err.
Nr, kiug Worse Buchanan at w ashinston-
senator Douglas.
Ss..rsl rispsfsA 70 Tia n D. TrsHss
WASHINGTON. Tuesday Evening. Jan. I, 1880
Steamer Fulton has arrived in this city
Mr. Kings wurse and his friends now advice against
his going to Haysns especially account Of the small
rox there rigging Mr., Hing has not however, yet de-
teriaed TO foreso his intention of enbsrSing for that
pert.
Mr.. Buchanan is here On visit 70 Mt
King
The Illinois Legislature, now in session. "a
expected to reslect Seus,or Douglas this week
Qv VWx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05
New.NOrlx i,PaisIature

ALBANY, Tuesday, Jan 4, 1851.
The State Legislature met today, and organ
ized by the election OF William H. Ludlow a. Speaker
% the House. Mr. John =. Safew of this City, was
chosen Clerk The Message Of Gov Horato Seymour
was delivered TO both Hou,es at noon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05
From Wa-biust0n.

SrNriaI Dlsrltcs % TAc \. \. Tf'oSTr
WASHINGTON, Tuesday Jan L. 1893
Mr. Radcer is nominated for the vacant
Judgeshp of the supreme Court "a oehe'ea ~
.or,s ,hs, he will be confirmed but see for
thinking so.
The following appointments have been made by Mr.
Corwin: VIM Miller, inspector OF hulls, aud 5 ).
Ward OF boilers, Mt New. London Nathaniel Nash OF
hulls, and Carrot B. Davis Of boilers, y. Norfolk ss'
~ $500 each Vv' NNs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

MosT CoNcLUsIvE FAoTs.-Extracts from the
last Monthly Report OF Dr. HASTINGS Of LONDON for the
meath etd ng Nov ~ ll52 "Oai at al the OF Pal
monary Coasuapuon Which have been under my
durng he last year, tdrtyEes'n have been poDOunc d
perfect, cured and dsnssd the l0th day OF Octo
bsr OF which Eve males sud thiry.tTo females Tae
following liable viii sbos NJ glance, at what Period OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

Ia An account of the loss OF the sAip Am
ulet, OF Boston, and fifteen lives, viii be fonnd
in another column.
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Pennsylvania Legislature

,. Harrisburg, Pa, Tuesday, Jan 4, 1853
William T. Schell, Democrat, was elected
spesksr Of The House BY % majority over C. w KcIso
The Wing Candidate
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Gov. Hubbard, OF n. H., broken dis leg
Effort to Remove Reiiaiou. Test,

CONCORD, MI, TUESDAY Jan. g. 1853
Ex-Governor Hubbard fell near the Capitol
to-day, snd broke HE ley
Some moyemen, is to be made in the Legsla-
ufe to-day ofemoye the Re nous csts from the S,sts
Constitution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05
MINIAIVkE DAerkRsRnrrpKs

Is BSApr's MINIATURE DAsuERsEorYPKs
pat up in tue EnSl.sA Cod LoSke,s Pas Rags Keys
Scala Ae. Aso, reh and ees2pt Eancy Cases az yaro,,
yrs y Velvet, Paper Mache Pearl and rossoss ssrn
ectst'S laae. Tor se-s a. his Gallery No. as Boal~ay
Tia ST.. NICHOLAS viii be open for the Re.
s~pt,oa Of Company rharsSay, JAa. 4 iSS
TRGADWGLI, AcNgR 4 ca
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JOY roR rnr INyAlln-We cut the lnllo

JOY FOR THE lNNAilD.--We cut the following
from the Philadelphia Saturday Gasttte, and recommend
eur reed,s to pcrse carefully aud suffering should
not dety purchasing;
"DR. NocfLASns OgRN,N BJTrERs-fhis celebrated
medicine prepsred by Dr. e. Jackson. the imposing
German Medcine ~ No. ~ AIehs Is exciting unpre
cedsL;td cubic tenuOn aLd the popueor, who Is SCI
critic physician is sellnl tmcnts Quantities Of 70 The
virtnss Of ts remedy sro fully set frsh IA tae eXrnied
notice H. 10 be sdyerts lanas th there
s hardy anS ttt TO- t. speak of It. TINS much
ky il teit, there distressing than n" general
aerareeneu a the digestive APPsltns whic- fss
srccfnrafS ds0rGend state Of the liver. NesdArhe
piles, aaAUor, netieuc~ bous tongue morh.d bres h.
Ios OF apgtttciE short ndesgr ,ahle theda@ss OF
sxlstepCr insufs raAs aud hyvast atrn iaafs
Thee dessts which have btd tie skhi OF the aeest
boeios have hesn radically cared by HooFLASD's Gern
Bitefs."
Fersae "a New.Yok BY 4 n. ID Sanls. corner Fulton
and William Sta e. RHg corner Broadway and Johnst e
Or. ncoiiGe, Ne. ltl GTsndsi- aud by MEs- HAYS, ia
nruokhn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

La SNGEk's unriyal'ct SEWING MACHINES
arc hes AID e0urieoasy cx ted al tunes ia Oneg.-
ton. aha constantly hr sale az the Oces No. rs
bFcSlwNy. y; Ne, - Msshington 81 Boston Nc. 81
South An 81 rhisaolpha; % 10 BAltisa0rr Ba,ti
mcs~, aid ~: Kim - Cipciuuati.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

~ The Ner-Bedford Mercury makes its ap-
Pesrsnee IN new tyre and IN az salsrsed fouu
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How no Acor,ey FAsBloyABLE HABIrs-

The q. or 20 this question eOnpristd ID ball dsen
vouas-Cs 10 JEEsiNGs Co.'S, No. 81 br0sa~ay' se
Habits sde az this etsbsEmcnt are Always
10 fret tbs oeletTatd firm have kept up with the ies @
for The eufytye yssrs. Jneg are IN
with the frat TAILORING bo-ss IN Pans ard kondon tId
20 soontr co 81 Eye ne. fsorie for 'ess a1t.
.oOus q Cav make appearance there than II "a tf@1s
.td 20 JgSRIFCs Co and res ppe9Ts IN tDer siienio
s.o:trfe nf Of EfadyBsde C.otaK To those gentlemen
who m r eIr made o. oTder DEF arneni d
thf tqsuch OF tie baDsss OheIs zoe advantages o. e
yery ltt cutters AID workncn Ia tie trsds and rspidy
IN .he sxecUfion Of orders which wonderful eysn 10 ta
" fast sler Winter. sftr playing en- open ana shs'
ICng 20 have opened "a earn a. az
lat and IL finds the estabshne n our friends thoroas
prersue There - IofhiDg ~ the way Of fash onaDie
Winter Costume current likely 20 b. e1rrelt th SEA
soD represented ia Their vast aud varied reay
sfoek
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Democratic and Free soil Caucu -5iassachu.
setls IeEisIa;urc

BcsroS, Tuesday, jan. {. 1853.
HE Democratic Legislative Caucus tonight
noninated James II Usher OF Medford Tor speaker.
and Lewis Jossln ioT Clerk OF the HoUse
The Free Soil Caucus no,oinateJ Samuel
for Clerk
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Tie Il nine CRse.

Special Disrat,A 70 TIE n Y Tri5Hnsi
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, ja.i. I lSSl
Mr.. Critteudcn has decided not to appear in
the KANE crtradi,ion 1t has been argued erpss
in behalf OF Kane by Messrs. Brady sud Busted
WATCH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05
~Nr Collector Greeley was, on s

~ Mr.. Collector Greeley Was, on Saturday,
ava IA Hssss. Efsasss 6azste pEes-nssa VITA ms
nsSesns ssa ~xfcA a1a apparcBsnoss as New ears
sit ~ The Aids the Revenue Of the Boston Casso n
acese~
rR- The Bsssor (Me.) Wing urges the elec-
uon Of Col Hsiasa the editor Of Bassv D~savst - u
Senator. lie "a prsefieal printer, . n1Aa q seaesa
kaswlease and woa2 undoubtedly msks god SsnAfsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

~ Hon. Henry Meigs SAYS OF NArrs's NEa-
NoSs ASstLOfE; L., gi0so who wsh % know lis gFea
power OF Sassag sss AID psn All Of perfect harm
e@ncsS Cgl alon have watched It's elects
uroa many, and satisfied Of It's d,np lrtAncs ca-a
tNe lfNVe % zeal chasea WAos@ hives
aud heshh value nIlless e t,cs than | do nv
e~n. i . worthy ~ Investigation and trial
~HgSKN MrtGS. No SSI Bro sauay~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

l5 The Caloric ship Ericsson went down
the Bay yesterday on trial trip. She made
about twelve miles an hour before the wind
In consequence Of tic heavy gale. the T., in
common with eeveral other vessels, anchored
for the night of the Southwest Spit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

NeawaIk, Tuesday. Jan. 4, 1851
The houfe occupied by q widow woman
nsrned Griitth snd two other wss DESTROYED by srs
lsst night The inmates had very narrew esrso. snt
ssvsd nothing but their uishs clothes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

Nrw York CRYSTAL PALACE. - Notice Is
hereby ,iyeD by tie ASSOCIATIONS FoR TINE ExBIB RIOS
on 40 IADUsJsY OF AT ksTIoss, 10 al palties ia
America Of contributing the lDduE isl ExhDi
zion 70 h. o. eued in the City Of New YORK IN May 1851
All pesons DESTROYS Of obtaining place N the bni ing
eIeeitd PsseTvoifs.usfe ia me City OF NeN-tCt ~
the AsNiaiCD for tie Exhibition OF the iniurY Of Al
Nstt rs nre requescd 70 send 10 thar Applications for
Srsee bere the LEI day Of Fcsusry 1875; iiin-d atey
ser which Gate the Association w proceed 70 decide "a
Apple ions sud sicf Space.
Vac hpplicefion u.ust flru,h the Exhibitor and
e6dres In fn and ffste whcthci he Manufacturer. Pro
pretoI or Agent " must contsn concise scrpiiol u
the sr - offered for Exhibition and statement OF tie
pree,c repsi0ns Of The acc required II Wall by
Ill hta I'D Leuzth II Floor Counter b. Length and
Breath
Applications must be signed ~ TIE pergons propOsng 70
exhibit sId be eddTes sd the anbcbs a. tlc one. oil
the Afslt alton, No hj Broadway New foIk
The Association hopes that o'teDlion VIII be gwen 70 ie
exact terms Of this notice and that - requirements will be
carefully observed IN MAKING appLcaiioDE by order.
w. WHErTEN. Secretary.
No charge made TO exhibitors for space allotted
January b. 1859
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Massachusett. wLig Legislative Caucus.

~, -. bOsfON, 0t-uHys Jau. T. IrbJ
1he Wing Legislative Caucus this evening
Lon,Ied George Bliss, Of Springfield for Speaker OF
Sslfm
Vim. Scb0uler, Of The BOSTON atlas, was
ne minated for Clerk # the House. Is had 90 votes
GeoW. Minns 40; j. X. Childs. Of Chicopee o. Near.
Biss and sehouier will probably be clecto morow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

CF~ towLkkS ~ W.iLs. Phrenoiogis,s an
Publishers. Clinton Hal Nc - Nsssaa-st New.Ynik
No. ts2 Nsslsinston ~. RnstNp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

Dandrth la. "a decsying liGr should LYoNs kArR
AKRON h a. without doubt the most desirable Toilet Ar
u,e oua Elective Reuody sr Nervous II sadache IN the
world rce 3 cents large bottles TO be had through
the world.
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Ia Tie awful murder of two children in
Bergen Co New-Jersey is fully corroboratcd
by the arrest and confession Of the murderer,
as published in another column.
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sugxHEss NOTICES.

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Ladies AID oter frosa usDs ibs most VARIABLE ocssy
10 oepSiDce them nsf nothing injurious put IN CA
have th,ir Os1 syrsys mtgostnd without b pg tAhsn
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ton getting strOrger By time IKE the Nervous Antffe
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DALI for ll.e N.rygns Agtid0:e 40 We Na.sso-s.
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exception the very beei invcned Equally celebrated
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chsys chtfes cracks Poudfe Subtitle uproots hair from
any pert 81 the body. Liquid Vegetable Rouge Lily White
and Han Restorative, az 81 walkers near Broad~ay
HAi6 DyT AND WIGs--RsToaklOH's Man
artr, tor these srcles celebrated n s parts OF tho
~osld person, wishing hight ecsant and durable VIZ or
Toupee eau surely be- suited Ills Hair Dive applied Ia
sure qua rsnteel OF snd wholesale and retail A. 70 %
q Copy the sAaress-hswtre OF imitst'eus.