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NUMBER IS.

New York mnrnng papers (hr Expressly with that unjust
which - maze pa Q! lis Lhar-
hctt @l:: out %ih some Svy on2 ucS' t''s dSa'na!
ne, charging ~. hlv:Et lhr2wn Rsperson7 Gr?n the
character o: lie city Of New YORK, Connected with soms
:cGa GmDlt in rei;i6d h:s gcEeRaHr WOO Ia on
visit amcDs Us, om The pap.! Sove!nmcEi.
Il be hardly Eeccc5i.y, S:i HiI' say that
dreamed 0; th-o"7. any osners:n The city CT
few fc!K. il is us uai uncharlss!, assertion
pron ife psft OF iaai ALI sa! that tho
:&cs7s f!2. i;, ry .: is E: aa .;crning b.Juah:
us cp account rf ccnqds. -s3ea?odse Of people who
went down the steamship Rsic ss che wss about
saYe c;.y ouf H supposed that they had the intea
ZION :c:nmlIng OF whence against this sente
wce 90 more responsible for that assertion than for uny
cshnr rccor .ev be contained liz he newspapers.
Whether l. aiac have no msaus @: Knowing
il with IL" seaGicicG =. ::"E, s"c ssTa nos
heard II co6:Ta3ic:ci
Ts Senate then took m the private calendar passed hr-
een aiscled one. a3 postponed SIX private oils and at
O'Clock adjourned Ill Monday.
HOUSE OF EHI"2E2HNTATlvES.
Fto Hnuse into cnma.ttee on private bills This
rhni s called objection day No debs:L allowed.
II any objected BILL annouuceG by the CLERK It
-c: ever unter the rule. merits Of n'her bills
made known by the reading OF accompanying reports Up
o twenty five bills reported from ths COMMITTEES
&c :ss House, but not finally acted
.Gi5C.I:a .ii Monday.
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A TRUE TEST.
70 regret and surprise, We find the following letter in
Baltimore Patriot, q leading Wing journal:
Correspondence OF the Baltimore Patriot. J

Correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot
WaeHINaToN, JAS. &C. 1854.
are 10 have The slavery agitation reopened as Pre-
eais hobby The country is ogaiu to be convused, md
hscled edrshaken from lis centre TO its extremes
Greater aud more perileus than il was In when
mfasu'rs ct pacicaton and compromise were ietro-
set debated ard ultimately passed, as hnaiity OF the
a'on Of The slavery question. When those measures
ef most fearful and trying struggle Of long duration
passed and placed The statute book as portion OF
law Of Tie country, the people, all over the Union
Ieathed ireel aad deeper,
calm ensued but the ambitious politicians wled ha.
tam Should be Of brief Duration They have now
oea Inc slavery question, and sci the ball OF aRtaon
aoNon on The Nebraska territorial bill Why was 1t ne
70 80 frame that bill TO clause 10 be put IN
or 10 declare superseded and made null and void
Missouri Compromise Of 1890, which compromise for.
s INTRODUCTION oi slavery inio any territory acquired
ne purchase oi Louisiana, nol Of So deg. 20 sec oil
natudti Nebraska lie. north of that line. 1t ia said
ae compromise Of 1920 making this restriction Ia un.
loliona II 1t ia not Unconstitutional II is at east
aable IF II Is unconstitutional Il cannot prevent the
e OF Nebraska from holding property In slaves il they
10 take slavery there with them If !, ls repeaable,
people of Nebraska shall decide to ask for admission
he Union, slave Stale, 1t will be time enoueh for
2es 10 agale and act on tine subject when the
M such agitation and action arises Why could not aad
' should not the Nebraska bill be framed az wrr. tho
tNisi bills for New Mexico and Utah. Those bills con.
aed no clause relative to The Missouri Compromire
!" Inc question whether slavery might or nigh:
I. 90 lhe'e. rha, vsxed question was wisely defer.
me future decision Of the people OF those territories
could not The vexed question be deferred 10 the
dtcis!on Of the people of Nebraska2 Because the
nlous political aspIrans of the democratic party would
'une II 10 be 80 deferred. They want more agitation
II ''pIit and they mean 10 have Ii, that they may
'Rids the whirlwlnd and direcfthe storm"
e Nebraska bill may, and doubtless will, pass the Sc
WIN lie clause declaring the Missouri Compromise tt
M superseded and made nugotory by the compromise
Sr The Administration, and Its organ after all sorIs
s on the subject, have az 10 now understood con
w. " 60 tor IT, But the House will not swallow ths
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE


meeting CT the Corps OF Cadets at the Vrgl military IN
January 2Ist hct IN c9nseGlelca o. The De m Of Ci'et
THOMAS BLACKBURN Of LcGersos the following preamble sn1
Ts,o oIulnns ware unanimously adop:=c
iSinp"!cs! cnrr;-' e1c!e
W the sudden death Of Thomas bsebu 'nn" 'or
sio CaGo. e woud not comment upon ihs cIpmsa'as
ne awful rage. rich has filled our hearts With 'f'urH a
srou Community glooni for as sc drop NC unchecSc
for the fellow Cadet around VIE eeC "s!
OF y0nt it t.
uy 10 that ,he undecided iIe o. the i"5 inT
~ demands the Charity oil our encs becoming n vs.
on that fatal n. d left lis aiir"d religious ssste
with 90 fesn; ca,red human being disturb the cTe
10 oc that DO had entered me
Cod ee thence meet sudden and awful dcan unues
IA. cover and by the hand NJ violence nss
Ing renct;-rs together wiz: Mngr 0! ;hc
M w;cft he fate that Ike mooEoeans o
light up darkensd hearts len" TO the sGes,
sweet soothing c troubled sou hs Sa up
ia oD- review whole history OF WIN .uo oe
ceased hia num3er!ess acts Of Ilndne.1 hG
pure pra Ipes and ;aotLye I'D m "S io
amp the and he nr-:etles ui .s - ~ .T tn."s
a; his friendly hand can never aSa oe onsisu sn
Of soldiers love- MS VOICE t a I @ Upu n, VIC
our sorrow betoEs Hoc eep more OIL er because m
vaio- From lis disrsss would no! DC entirely
6r here sympathy OF heart for heart. communion
t with spirit In the SAD hour OF oeTeaVemeat that so!crs
i sp ront Us eherh memory loved os tIat
.'san @ 90 80. ne r ear h!y shadow Of their immortality.
Re.oved Thht out heats are icera ed oy ae Heey
.c CLASSMATES Of le decreased axe whilst we bow
~ resignation ,. vii! Of Providence rejoice 10
deceased 1880 has et meme uns!7ineo
!, iu The sizht OF men. .
lnd Thai whilst feel ac!oc al! ear1h e'a
Little avail Touil iesGsfio the 5ersavti
.y CT s deceased Il: expression Of cur %afTeN aho
syhes Of prayer AMI DESIRE at &c VINO
lamb, may gre !hein
l.. :ais tha hour OF their dlstress ,,<
estu1ony OF our sincere torroWine Pso S-s
vii; wear lie usual mourning forhifty GsJs :, -,
4h, That's copy Of those resolution. ss m @ ' Sort
iecsased aCi 10 the papers Of TLWr al Chair
Char.sovn TOR puhIre:!ca j. c 1Ai"""' 'SAG~r
G. E, L,aHrruoT fesi7;sIY'
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the Democratic party, Then goi Il they 60 10 Gldncs
Seward Co, They are hopressY lost; nn! free s;i
faction oi 3S Is now ronted both morally and materially be-
Yond shereach OF resurrection FOR al least generation
ihey cannot hope 10 fail back upon any such organization
ha, OF 4S which srong enough 10 be u5!o 10 get
silver for s lreason The object of tho meeting New
York on Monday is Tot ONLY 10 iigneu ;he "So!lS nio
action against the Bill in Congress, but form party
9aoza ton, back which after euvog he DehocTac
party they cnn fall for support ls object Is revive he
organization OF 45 or 10 supply subsI utc This ae'nr
may fail. Ii Is quite significant that several prQnsr;
"Hards have aged TO address the New York meelns--
The reason assigned s that they will revenge themselves
upon The South for lis coldness their acliou curs
FAIRFAX
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the construction OF hiH caa nG:sae" % me su
# itors inse":incrt IT, rhn torin9i1n anc o
sn, tan.i Roads. Fredericksburg ETd .is5ahi.a "u"u
be- sis:trs IN Tie iuT;"Ese thn:jEG 1:cH ." tS ie'
WIm i;a Huctlun cO1i'.Hal a": :'''
! ton ot the western iTlia
liz hcpei i;:e :'te rg"ii v"e cow: :c iT;':o' ' ~:
iE,itiinta pos!""rtIent OF the bill.
~; TAYLoR OF t.outoua give anic+ Il hiS ~ nt-h '@
n E"n day nr change ~ he knes q! 'le ItouSs
over o1se 5i;!a isn5secHsa:, :!c ysAsrH a'a"a .ha
mad Inadvertently hcca Sce hai pc.Jn OF Inc ftse
"hicn had rren Senate piis III Certain stage aiIaoeu "
ny ~ i"V:o" precedence over House tlis h'. 4 Is"
s!eni5ed nm i7cnaE sot press mis- motinn.J
DIR hPHa made motion 70 suspend me nues 10 '1ne o.
bill defining "ho and who -: 1sJes inc hcass
refused 20 suspend f2T that pufpcae
ar FTRcE asked and nhtaiccd leave 10 Wisi"fa" fo3;
ii'r tiiss o !he House petition ai Jchn !uso" csc
o#s, a; TeiTG"s.:ence of Mr. Goshorn and others
j hr SMITH Gf Eanawhe oered resolution proposing
that lro ami aitr lie st Of Essuary matter sinai
be referred iile sailoing committees OF HOUSE
Mr. Sa.-" stalled that the Committee OF which lie was
member had before II as much business could pro
billy hs acted dug ths rcmaiGer OF the session, an"
Ia 70 introducing business which couic ~"
/ receive tho attention Of The committee.
Mr. TuL moved - !ar :hc ipOiiod the taSi5. c5Tzii
eug that Ii House adopted the resolution j. wc"'d
be M no effect as could time IL des9G proper, re-
| Ter VIA. Il pleased 10 tie cGiimees
hr SMITH repealed that hs for submitting ;te ie
solution Sas hnt tho CGmmees that o! Roads 4! eas
h1d More business before them than they gould "et hronon
wl. Instead OF The suhecia before the COMMITTEE on
Roads 5riGg diminished tney had been steadily Hceas:"
r ToMLISs motion was agreed 10 by laying The resoiu
lion on ITO table
| % notion Of Mr. JAcksoN, the House ADJOURNED.
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TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 81, 1854,

c:.!:a .oa! nearer ilan Kew Rl-": hv 50 niles We
therefore say K the nasachs aiia CIca Forge cu,ec,
Is no: ;0ac tho South Sid" :3d rllI ar dime o.
Southern travel going @csr, rsG rcrea !, will get the
Msmnhi ;tase gong N"rtf II tie Gianrc sn ievani;ia
road s not extended 70 lTac5drg b Il IL ia Il "i!! only
reta paT' II ~ nu! not nGT;!cs e SuHne:n travel Wts'
., Western rGvrl ear!ii.
- conclusion we ust TaG dnr consiier Ire acS az
have G"s""'"d Hc :"e VISA. far .sched nr1a",eR: d
aho:" !""s'nirg nut "ng stats" ."s VIII yon relus"
chatter pr read s r,e."!ious ihn Bdn5acE5 ana Cit
;on Tn!rr connection q?
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TIE MARKETS.

e;4ixoaE JAM 2s-FiDur-Salss 0: LEGO bb!a. Howard
Stree; at SO IS closed duller with sellers g. Wheat
sales OF 1900 bushels white at 81 10 50 TO- Corn 90
cents for white Yellow IS 81 GV0 Bushels sold
Ol. SC i9 cenis WheEcy in barrels Sc nc change
10 other articles -, "
NEw Yoar, Jan 2o-Fiour s,cady-s 900 bS!s. State
brands sot at 50 25 50 81 Southern So 81 SO 20
Wheat at yesterdays prices CON- Is OOO oush so-mx-
I'd 81 lu-;eIow 81 05. Cotton dull Slocka frmer, al
nearly one psr cent advance on oil descriptions
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 29. 1864.
QEEATE

PRAYER by the Rev Dr. HowELL of the Baptist Church
The PREslps sST laid before the Senate communication
from tle Governor transmitting communication from he
President of tho Board Of Visiic5 OF The Virginia Military
npr,ue enclosing report of tho Superintendent Of that
Institution Of the semiunnual examination Of The corps ct
Cadets.
communication from thn House Of Delegates was read.
hir SnAcxetronD from the Committee Of General Lava
-por!ad s concerning schools Tor INDECENT cajrea IN
lr county OF Bedford.
amending and eIcctine net establishing II" town Of
Fairfield The county Of Barbour.
ir DEEaLE, from the Committee 90 hosaa Gc report
s S 81 better security o passengeta hna Others fa
vcag upon rail roads, aud 10 incorporate Inc Sasoh sn"
Cmheii Turnpike Company.
flr LAySs from same committee. reported 5sii 10 amend
an acl autorsine the construction OF STATE road from
Franklin In Peudie;on county 10 Moite!ey IN hghaHi
| county passed February Ian, 1883.
M. CArt from the seec, committee reported bill TO
authorize The construction Of statue Of Jefferson.
ni REoEa presented the petition ci liz citizens OF '!'e
county of uanSch demonstrating against any change i:
the location o Lc Havens Cabin ard sLnms'v!" Tar'
::s;e rnat g.
81 Russell sco!. a4d Lee In relation TO The formation gi
new county OF. CT Parrs Of said counties
hnlJ II Cun:heant Cou;; House. IoRday, 2i January
sir FuSsTEN called up he bill conccrnag lie Hlnchss
,cr ot Potomac -a rnat Ind vas aEcntse aa os'C!e"
to be ensi05ecd
To !nso.po.. .a .he Rockingham Savings Bank Mt Ha'
Fer s rc.ist Of Ioh $ liosby. fbs bill ~ss called 81
| and explained by MIR. RASD9LPH. Ayes 40, noes
Authorizing the sa,e G real estate ID ae cophy "a
wick devised 10 Powhatan B. S,arEe by ne !alhcr ooe
! Is. S!lrkc
ORDER THE DAY.
Mr. TaoaA; called for tho order Of the dsya s! - az
,horze Board OF Public Works 20 subscribe 10 We m
crcosd capta sccx ot the Grange and Alexandria rail- ioat
con;asuy make u cooneclion o: their wok WIN Lynch
burg. -. 90,
M THoNA3 being entitled TO tue Hoof aaatesssa 'no e
a.o Z. Ter g:h in favor OF the bill ~
2SMs Il sPRssn m ses Why s
vi tic bill wonic net close The discussion.
The roll called with the following result
AyKp-nIesars Barnett, Bra~ner, CFe:sh, Hall, Irving
Johnsuu Marai.e!l M,!,in Mun, Randolph Roger. Saun
ders Shscaefo1j S.eenrod, Tate, Thomas Wade, White
lis.
rloEs-Messe Arthur, Baldwin. Brsz.cn erswe! Cansp
hrli Cre,t Dencs.e, Harris jones' Logan, NcOearmrn
Mex enEay Gt jr.. Parker Paxton ShanG7, SuaT!, a1e
welt Thompson, Ischer-20.
fMr. McDEARNoS. by leave whe: h!s Gam was called
ebnaIrcd he reasons why hc wor4 vote against hs 5i
/ So The h.ii wos rejected.
| On no:!aa of Mr. STUART the Senate adjourned
/
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Special Correspondence OF tho Enquirer
Red6elds confirmation endorsement o Hs um'7''a
,OiN its Sols do abou NsbrasEa'-H
heygo? 80 , 1 o. ,esa
The confirmation Of Mr. Redied seems after oil lha' mas
been said about IT, no, have been any great herculcan
feat, II was easly accomplished and by an overwhelming
majority. The only opponents were several wings and
single Democrat. Wha, becomes of the construction
/, the election of ts prnet2 fha, did evidence CO.
,,on against the Administration And the vote of yeste!
40, IN ,he confirmation Of Dir. Redhelj eau be fairly
,,,oa 40 ve,dic, of the Senate upon tbs policy Of the
.,.,,;on in the distribution OF its patronage which
ba hean given after due deiberaon and full hear
inp OF all The facts In the case. ,r ho ,sido,od
rha nIJard and "Sofn controversy may % consuefeo
~ ,he nrcsent a, leasi far Congress IS
The resuI, of has been about tne; Inc
stu heat ihe "Solts In epeech.masng WINS. the
uSoft" beat the "fIards when 1t comes 10 Vooe S
of the sections each protesting TO nave al near e @
mo Democratic cause, has benefited eller the Py
,h.r ,eyea much The result has been tna mueh "io
@ heen snead before the county, when may auo W
correct estimate of these difficulties nno tse ~
sore nersona exposures which arc not entirely
ibs nsres concerned The fact s now tolsaoy wen
tho New York politics intricate because ts poc'a
o,c s,nnery and that they ore not 10 oe Ieee upon
now stand the influence OF the STATE o. Hew
with ali her popuaton. Intelligence and ~
really nothing la Tho legislation OF the couny. M
deed not 10 be regretted 80 long az poes' '"'''
Thers s no una alny among the "Sos" as 10 tne new
Nebraska Bill Some OF them, knoW VII sS NJ, M ,nss ~
and Others will probably vote against Where sa 'ee
who oppose the ADMINISTRATOR the Baltimore Paa'f au'
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nIaIsISIED,
DIED.

MARRIED OF evening OF the 2Gb nst In Centenary Church
Ly kew j. H. Davis Mr. JAMES u HARDY, ard Miss SAKAu
r. DANCE daughter Of lawson H. Dance E'q al! Of h!se5
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DzD ON Saturday morning, s7h in ocoek Dr. LEWIS
CIAMDERLAYSE Ills friends end the lrend. and arquaJct
snces Of his Alr respectfully invited attend his funeral +.
his late resitsuce In IIcno, Monday ah u ocioch
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PHILADELPHIA, JAM 29 ':g! ,ac'es Ct he PeHasyl
"ania Legislature have passei TIC NJ arnnSg the cha'tc!
nf 9 franklin Canal CuiIpdE,.
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Bonsack's and Clifton Forge Rairoad

II thus appears that Bonsack and Clifton Forge short
er than the New river route by 25 miles, and shorter Than
the Valley by l07 and shorter than the Lynchburg and
Gordonsvle BY lG9 miles Now lei ask will the travel
from New Orleans and Memphis and their vicinity 10
the Springs on the Virginia and Tennessee road il they
have to 90 l07 l69 miles round anse2 We ssy Viz
pinia roads will never hair hide OF Them They can
find more direct way by the roads through Kentucky and
Tennessee and The Covngton and Ohio road Hero then will
be clear loss the State by not having this connection
Now let ue take Tho city OF Lynchburg point and
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To tho Editors Of The Enquirer:

To tho Editors Of the Enquirer:
Hou-E DELEGATES JAZZ. 29 1884.
Gentlemen: voted against the bill making apprupri.
ston 10 the Manassas Gap Railroad Company II
reported 10 ycur paper. Please 10 correct it.
Very respectfully,
" w HANCOCK Of Chesterfield.
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Mr. Bernard has sen, January No. OF the south
ern Plaater," which begins new Youme-the is'h' we
the worthy publisher and editor upon Inc en-
and prosperous condition Of pefoa
cal. which is so firmly hxed in public favor Mny 90 On
increasing in strength and prosperity!
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The bill, subscribing s9O0OOo Tor the extension OF the
Orange and Alexandra Rail Road 10 Lynchburg, was on
Saturday defeated second time In the Senate oy Voe o
.le 10 2s 1t was elaboratey and ably discussed
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The NJ Y True Democrat" (Soi.} approves OF Douglas
Nebraska BILL and adopts the dicum OF the washington
Union shat the "frends of the Administration must come
mn IN ita support
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The Washington Sentinel announces mat 'nee'!"s -
Yirenians will be held In that city Tomorrow evening"
January s, 10 make arrangements for the celebration ol
,be 6rs permanent settlement Jamestown virginia. aho
TO form an association for the celebration OF The DAY annu
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To Harold l. Murray are indebted Tor Harper taas
Zine Of January which has risen with new brightness o
the ashes of the late destructive conhaRraoni ana 70
woodhouse for the January number OF biacS~'oo WHICH
is usually al,rucye particularly The article on China
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On Tuesday, October 10. by th.. Rev. Mr.. scudisr,
SAMUEL BARsss to VARY BARsp. both Of this city
On thursday, os'.her ~, BY ss Rev FatnsY at
sBreH 10 Miss fiiFs wsr'o bath OF ,his city
Dnb,p pspers please 90 ~
On lfnISay, Oc oeer ~, Mr. oBxRr MORRISON, for
meIly If sIso lrss'1d 10 Miss JUNK G., daughter Of
Ds James 4 vslerr1e OF this ely.
sliso and Dubhr papers plesle copy.
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West FIN shlns.-Ths last sale BIZ tne SEASON

Wtkt FIJI snihk .-Ins Iast snIo OF 1he season
Of cottage sites Ia this village takes place Tuesday
reyt, the nth inst, ct O'Clock p NJ. this will he
thelsst opportunity OF purchAiog lots al auction Ia
this pop la- yHsge al Tho In search
of hone, healthy well &C ted aud Convenient the
city, not to lose this present opportunity. Tickets
every informs ttn can tie had OF BAKE 4 ELLIOTT
No 9 Nassau styeat Nav York
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Police intelligence .
Coure Cnlondar-This Dav,

Court CN1endRx-- Thu Day.
CoGoS rIEAs-Pars Ines. 1856, 1885, 1895 10 1403,
Ao6 10 1903.
n0o
OYIR AND TRMIuKR.-Muraer trial
The other courts, motions and decisions.
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Etrnncerr Vl.itlng fhe sitr Should caI

Strangers Visiting the Llty Should call
10 meoiaely on the subscriber and purchase bottle Of
W6lfes celebrated sebs idam arostis Schpapps /. in
yariaby corrects the III effects OF change Of wstsr
n Guild De in the hands Of every traveller Pat in
quart and pint bottles For sale by o. RING, Broad
way and John street. 1t is Recommended in dyspepsia
gravel stone and Kidney complaints, BY the whole
dcal faculty OF the United States.
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FIRST Glass Mechanic Wan ted. -uae who u
ingenious ard accustomed 70 turning and inshiag Gao
bass, silver ard ebony work, fine for ng
metals and wood, and could take charge u mai shoI
Apply, between and A at ISL Eroad ray, roo "a
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Window Shades and curtain Goods, Satin
de loiues. vorssd dsmasts lace aud muslin curtaas
gilt corl ices gimps ana wndos shades offered by
the subscribers q. very Iov prices The Inducements
We aIe now oEert appreciated By al cloea nns es
NELLY fEa6UeUN, 2s9ls Broadway spd ga .sade
street.
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m Fultsn md 50 Ann svre~s.-

sssS, - - md 80 Ann svre0t.-
Ine grssa oencsraum sne purebsss Of ssothing Is
esssan gSnesn ssn, ctr at are perfect, aud such
y eonu -. - ~ - oosa el saDes sod scooony
Connosn. .ns. ~ ' nanuiacsuripg o. tasir cioshiog
tises hsse q small trgr.e OF perfection. and
snat IN 10 @sationed particulars their garments
excel tns s'Ds ~rs would invite .. purchases %
anime sr,' " ~ for The f,b sn5 sip'er w.ch
" repis'e " a every thing dssrablA scsn 10
styis AM rsaseel cboioe stock Of cloths
aod VSsfr<e afwsys haBd, from vn,sh ga yf'l
se ysaes 10 eStsr the beet shortest
1Jtice. HsWlf, CUpL ON 90,
III nitnn lLra Z anH atrna1.
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100000 worth VI RtCh English Medallion
ve,ve ans ain carpets 81 unprecedented low prices
$4,000 yards beaut'fut icgrain caroess, at 81
ts Ter yard, at HiRAM ANDlRscN'S, No % Bowery.
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O0Gance 3slamander 3aHes.-~ Nobort M.
PATRICK In The sole ufacturer The Uritad states
81 the soove celsbratei safes, snd f. c. Collins vens
krAb,e defiance locks and bars. Depot No. l92
Pearl street, Gus door below Maiden Lana.
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furonsse NJ conn sere is ooNA~s ~ Union dsl,
corner OF FUion Ard Neeseu ssress shere the lowest
trsse attached To sr;i,e and advantage
be t<i en- Of the rexptrirrced Call AID examine the
fsli AID wi. ter stock.
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- the body Of Mary Veedor, who severely burned
tve ncnths ago. BY the explosion Of camphsne lamp,
q Ne. ll3 Mercer street. III O'Hanl0n made
animation Of the body and found she to her death
dssSe Of the lungs superinduced by said burns The
&ry rendered verdict In accordance with the above
Lois. deceased wac 10 years Of age
Fatal ACCIDENT Coroner O'Donnen held An inquest
yesterday, ct 1856 East Twenty Eighth street, the
bedy Of Edvard Mccormick, who CANA to his death BY
Ljnres accidentally received corner Of Thir
essnth street and First avenue, the 18th inst Do
CEASED was cont actor 81 years Of sge, native OF
Ireland, and leaves . wife and four children.
SUlCIDg WARDS IsIAND.-,oronsf O'Donpcll yester
day held an inquest tho body Of Michael Nooman,
who q mDtted suicide by drowning. while under tenn
povary arsrrstion Of mind Deceased had been patient
u leland for two weeks % years of age and
native Of hs.apd. Verdict accordingly.
SUIroclEoN Coroner O'Donnsll yesterday held An
inquest 1t 81 Broom ,treet, tho body Of william
Nnrphs,esd, aged two years and I've mouths who was
suoeatsd By having fallen into the priyy
1t said place. Verdict 40 sore ingls.
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MY Dsguerrsotype for only ~ cents was
saken by Eone pateEt double camera 2s9 Broadwsy,
where they tale two portraits at sitting. TIE pc
care L. good, and recommend friends to 20 20 tbs
original picture factory. Respectfully,
PEl.EG JONES Il 2.