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Passengers Arrived

In ifoavisp Star q Is, Wrf from SGr Jun H'a w "
siu az servant Hon X. Garrison sam1r BrAnntn /
servant W Rals:on ". R. Garrison Nj. Emma Netcf
Cspt ". A. Mills 2 4 Wskem Purssr WEIGH, l ;. \
Rat c V Crois James Lea / z Oakley AMI lady Capt
" A Lirhihal }. r Cooper Wells Fargo CO Ns1'en.
ger: B,eoe Adams Co.'S MessenE,r; Mrs Fenton 81
two CHILDREN Sir. Dton aud three children M Thompson
sud child C. Homer, Churchill P. X Cary, c r. sutoa.
W Brown : Burt D. DcfeTens c. A. FasOu J. job -s01.
r L North. Pu'cher A F'zsersld A MEAN 'ad. +.
W Buell.. 4. veel |. Hush Wentworth, ~ Fl,hsrt',
Mrs. Bur- and child Iates Ferguson A. John lines sld
lady 7 smith =. Chase ady and tour CD dIen; Res
Thos Watson and ;. II Cmer. A. D. Moore Mr..
Wsrden L Pollock ~. Tsn,ssy D. dickle. c. J. Heer
den n 2 Griffin ; Bowden A Philir.. W. 7 Aver Cso-
'aiu McGinuis Captain Cha A tair-l. b. Gley. "
Kipf.i.nd J. BeudIe. " Watson. T. W Adam, y Scoard
G pa,er sni lsdy H. Davis g Luisey, and 2p n 'ee-iss
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las, ev.nrr ,lic ~ 20 a.; evening" ,,i to div
PIT ...
20 DO Crushed, per ves-e par a-rtsa, 3; Z
FrF-Th-re s-fIve d. sad 'ro ne C-ut ler is1's
sns resriy II 81 Of The l0is wheh heard
TOR . cod taken ~ them - tse.s Csront s0i
T o. To- 60 n Manila. relieved "a reptckel, II P
% . Chirs No =; &C. and ,jeT = DO Do =. n. sle
srsup-s.e. per sing R,y pror - sriv.l Of "a Ssti
10 gallon keE'. a. - lis-.,- kes- si-ir-s
CorFrE- sale q bags Cost, Ries A. 6ie sud a suction
- a. Rio a. i5lr 4 -
C,st Goops-ssles Of cases Loh-ers = - d. dozen
Vushs Oy.ters Cs.sssl" 81 81 lli Itt ei'e' P
srfcIs-An tvoice Il, oo' Grain Peppsr 20 DO coye.
.rrivs at IS T. cent SeE YORK cost. Aso ~ Celestial
snd s-us RAY - dozen Ground Pepper 70 gas a. st
snd go 60 Ca-.. At - 3 ? Dozen.
ToHACC0-Aucon ss-s OF $ cases . i've q. . q cents
u d. Banks AZ IS l5ic snd 10 d OaaaH g It0'';
ssLr-s.l. offs csc. 4 bag. Fiae IS; q d. Us p
tassl co a. 50. Il sting Ray
saLIssTrs-57 boIes u6n B,bbi,ts. Sting Ray
CAXpLg sale. Of SO 5o1e. Ai.manrre. TO arlve -
STE oo DARK At - AMI a. suction. ~ d. INTERIOR
Co AZ g Jf.c sud ) do Ouclnl al DO at tec = 10.
BEoOYslio dczeu. * sting hsT sod a. about - psi'I
IreroEs-sses eI Sting Ray, Of - bbi. and 2Oo
American WHISKY snd hAf pipes American Brandy a. . 8
l. prcof Gallon. iCo bLs Arlecan Eisty. - arrive
swseTstares sold az prices r'; tIlrsg -ed.
OmNEN's s1oREsloo cases Pie F'uits sod II = 2 8 o.
Iobe-r At - Il Do Str.sbeses II D. Ogsters p Do
Brandy Peaches Pie Fruits q Do. Chersu5. ami - ID
Cream Tartar sting Rsy. u prices lot tran5pirs
SHIFTS II RPENrSE-2t0 sson' sold 70 arrive 3 jeoSe
ButH 81 IS q Galon
not tsnsIed; 10 90 Lscka~Hans, Ie esLis sold Fof
CiGaRs--of oC0 H,vaus sold q, price, trsusPired
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Died.

At ssn FsuccJ Gee g. OF iyPhola eyer Joha c Wac
fed eced p ears. frofl err ont
At Ssu FAIcisco Dee alter short illness John Bobsn
aged 81 -. 49,.
burgh |
II s-i Matilda y Bennett sg,l months
Atssn tfsrciscc Dece r. Ancrew Russe, o'y so )i Il
A and Naiy Russell. sged month.
A. San FrGucscO, D-c &. o. Inflammation y the o."rs
I.wrct e Zsblcrsky ased - y-aT-
Il Sacramento Nov 81 Jshl AIcse % sussex, tnsaud
il tie Ssh yesr OF biz age.
In Ms pSss Nov 2jth Mr. 1homss {. Fletcher aged -
yea. llt,erly OF Rockiu sbsm % Va
Al ca on De p. Ne.d-sos VIM T Wst.oD from Asbams
god shout p phod fever IL crossed toe Plans
from Texas this lson Ia Capt. frsk!le'- trs.n
Inter mas nade a. e1ba RucfS Cesefsry Dec Rooer
Kerer TeAas burned deah E1et yeas, Rory OMoFe,
I.lsud seea a. Ion IeonaG. Seoil.td feyer 10 m
Tardu az NswYo-s ye.s; % J Van Biunt Nesfofs,
s5ye,rs; For,,th lrelard . yesrs; 5,h Aaron Burns
New Ysk p ,es Charles B1r.a L,gissaa. 70 years Oh
c J Lester New York ; sears
Al NaI,,yiIs Nov Irz Tauis Of ssoar ss-i 10 wears.
l4th Sarb.u-- Of Massachusetts, se1 81 lth. tnos
Iarrs Of Ohio %
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Markets.

SAs FRANCISCO FRIDAY Evening De
The aces the lantc coast have hs1 10 pefcepole
ufus &c up L market 1t sppears that aee more
rein slipped lii than At lat accounts bat the IL
extent 10 create uu-ans,
To-day have further scoous 70 stocks the arrival OF
the .,irs stirr Raw sni Celestial from New YORK eoa'ic
erab portion The Geersbe goods brought By them was
sd pror TO slvs have been previously rePed By Us
Nctwhstaacr the Arriva of these vessels business has
shown no tcdsy The joobcs exhibiting very ite u
clipston to buy Ia the present condition Of trade
FLovK-5c bbs Hsxsll bad, sod 80; 10 DO belmon.
Mil. sold b'ns sales CT 4su ecls Wagon. Ms
Al IS 40 Yftks Mills Ss 400 DO do repscked hide
AZ 81 IS; DO Golden Gste Mills a. - 81 100 do DO
other domt site BRANDS ordinary, o. >a-s, V' 40 40 rs"
chGs self RISING st 80 $500
GRAS-Sae. o. 100 ssks Whsst oidin,-y at e o. 40
20 fair three ios 80 sse4s Barley sOi n four 1913
AZ i,e lcv DO Oats Of Sse.; los do baetvhe,tn &c
PkovisloSs-ssles of leo hi sb, clear Pork :. t %
scsss, Chss.r s7.c; 90 tsss Lad = Z 100 d. 90
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"a individual enterprise o.
- Of leaving aI he providel for out Oh 'he''
10 sepas.o or bya recurrence 70 ,.e Pm, of
cvp resoe.n,;sn y hiob authorizes 'no AZ Is- The
efue ev 1s,iss with the consent q No"s'
sI-,oSenent Of btfocis' 80, rra.much as
= pUIILIPS then lose ana ssl' i've been sub
M IN. tor internal Improvements h nav e. on
paby Ollie aserred 10 appropriate com IIAAanJ for
uiiitd sno ~ the auestion viii ensae more
when uiv 81 enabling ucmbers 10 .,S.o-a novel
ne P.iP u The principles sisted IN inc
MAJ "a on tie table and pnnIsa Alabama wonl3
A. HAVEN hoped biz friend lfo ary course which
- rrdertake 10 have p0IsuYIs ne parts OF the
would prevent eeLtl',hhee5r views. He had eq1esy-
bouSe from exp Message resd by tue zen D'',
ored 10 heeI he only beafo Pou' 81 I, ,varo
i ns +, seemed TO him tua' 30 I, in way thu,
reasoned well snu fIe took it for g;Anted lGe
would not STAR ass. HE views fully oiscus5ed' Ine
Prtsicenil ~ ssr short Of b.og wna' we
Me- AVy;,pipis mr. Bayey ,alu "o1l a yefe,rsJ to
nop' He suggested ne ~ ~ s,ato of tba
nes.sge.. of the Whole on the o'a'0 " W.
Union. ,,,oS .copiesced. aud il was so referred.
Mr.. 80 INFO Committee on the OIL Tor Inc
lhe Ersn,ch,sers and locators on '"snP aiu CO.
rem and, II appears nom me oe5sd them ~
Sssrert sold swamp iaLgs a.o he obiect of the bill
a. states in which they ne, snu '"'
re ne ' sacnre title to purchasers
ep v,yAIJ, spoke in opposition TO the Recl-
NJ. T1asty between the tured S'a'e' anu 'ic
Brit'h ne hen Ct Of the latter and explained
81 i H 1T S' hi the @4 s s
oft Of ootn Administration. saying ten millions
s 2 apD s1ss VIS s9 snl fT' ~
for laed aoou' ~ making another slave State. lie
:ss Ges Missouri IsS GS Yg o as
breach o. ia's ., mo any COMPROMISES whatever.
Ts ard the Ds%@cfsi bgg " sdg 5aye
cSt hreoralu e. We eytinquished. The people Of
s' SSrs are ready to sP9 SSye mi II the
vent the Csrgress the question win have to be
nsV md the battle fought never to ceass until either
me- ~.r or slavery shall triumph.
The Committee then rose.
NJ WENTWORTH Mass reported bill for pre-:
venting b. sSsSs i do the a. @sa and Sf BIND
prelen iRPeIeommitted to the Committee on Com
rerce Adjourned.
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We regret to learn that DIR. David j. Johnson Pro-
Sssor Of Chemistry and Toxicolcgy, ana Dean Of the
Faculty Of the Female Medical College of Pennsylva
aa, departed this life Thursday Dec 9s and bu-
ned on the SOth He accomplished scholar, well
ye<sed in Greek, Hebrew, Latin, German, aud
French, and in BIS special branch could be equaed
BY but few. lie had only few meath, since re-
turned from Europe, whittier he had been for the
purpose Of collecting specimens aud making other ar
judgements beneficial to the College. His labors
we're untiring and efficient and hs demise has left
Vacancy which will be sortly felt by the Faculty AMI
riends Of the cause We fear it viii be extremely
umeult to secure another to I'LL his position who
sonenes so Large an amount Of talent and accom-
t'sansnts as the late lamented Dean.
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NEWSPAPER CuAxGE We observe by The AIaEy
Argts Of yesterday morning that Messrs. Sherman
croswtl and Gideon j. Tucker editors retire from
hat establishment. Mr.. Comstock, who is at present
EDITOR and one Of the iopre'ols Of The Rome DAILY
Sentinel. is to go in part proprietor and editor
M. c. was Cass man, and is nov decided 'soit
-an energetic supporter of bo.h Mr.. Seymours aud
Mr.. Perces Administrations. What this sudden
spilirg Of the chief of the Hard forces big gun
will result in, lie set to be unraveled 1t is said Gov
seymour ard Erastus Corning have contributed both
Money and influence to produce this event.
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On motion. Mr.. ELLSWORTH WAS unanimously
nom mated.
Tie Caucus then proceeded to nominate cindi-
date for Doorkeeper-the result of which was NJ
choice.
On molten of Mr. MAY. of Alegeny. Mr.. IIARN,N
GRoEsBXoK OF Rochester, was nominated Door
keeper
The Caucus then proceeded to nominate a can.
ddate for Assistant, Door keeper, which resulted in
no choice.
Mr.. Van ETTEN moved that Mr.. SAMUEL HAIL, Of
Albany be unanimously nominated. Carried.
On motion Of Mr. BLATcHFoRD. Of New-lork, i
was ordered that a Committee be appointed to call
future caucuses.
Tie Caucus then proceeded TO nominate candl-
date for Second Assistant Doorkeeper, the result OF
which was the nomination OF WV. BUTTRE, Of \. Y.
The CHAIR announced the following as the Com
mitee on future caucuses II. Batchford, Of Ncs-
York W. b. Wooden, of Cayuga; S. b. Gates Of
Ulster; G. Schuyler. OF Saratoga; A. DAVIDSON, Of
Albany Adjourned.
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Lieut. Coz. Raymond WAS callei f,r by ths audi
erce but he did not come forward.
Three cheers were then given for GOV. Cl,gs. AID
three for eI-Gov. Seymour
The party then descended sni passed ipto the tx
ecutve Chamber where the spectators folio vel. All
the Governor, surrouned BY his staff received biz
sratulations-shAking hands with them as they
passed in at one door, through the rosn ali on, Of
another.
Tie affair passed of very happily. larger adj
ence was gathered than that Of two yeirs ago, when
however. the weather was rather Indictment.
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HAV ANf
l.. :. SLOOP.OF.WAR Albany.

The L. S. mail steamship Black Warrior, Com
mander Bullock, from New-Oresn, via Havana, Dec.
q. arrived this morning. There was nothing of in
terest stirring at the latter place when the D. W.
sailed.
Apsssenge- on board the B. W. report, having left
Laguayra on the sth of October last at which time
the L. S. soop-ofwar Albany WA then in that port
officers and crew ell well. by previous arrival the
Albany was reported at Carthagena on the 10Th Of
October.-ED. TRIB.
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WING ASSEMBLY CAUCUS.
ALBANY, Monday Evening, Jan. :,

ALBANY, Monday Evening, Jan. = 1880.
Al ococA, Or. Hull Montgomery called iAe
Caucus to order. and nominated Mr.. WEED. Of Erie,
Chairman, which was agreed 70.
On motion of Mr. EDwARDs Rensselaer, VI. COLE
MAN OF New-fork, was appointed Secre'ar..
On motion OF Mr.. Palmer Chiutauque NJ
GATES, of Ulster, was also appointed Secretary.
On motion, Messrs. EDWARDS, of Rensselaer, an
HUI, of Montgomery. were appointed Tellers.
On motion. it vas agreed 10 proceed to the nom,
nation of a candidate for Speaker.
On motion of Mr. GLEASON. Fulton the roll wa
called before ballot was had, and = members an
swered 10 their names.
On motion of NJ. WELLS Warreu the caucus
proceeded to an informal ballot fer a nomination for
speakor. the result Of watch
NJ Littei- hn Owe
Nul- ". Weed tkrirl .......-.+-.
NJ. L.Ir1EJoHS was declared unanimously nomi-
mated.
|, vas then moved that the caucus proceed t. nom
mate a candidate for Clerk.
Mr.. PICK Niagara moved as an amendment that
RICHARD L. SHERMAN Oneida be nomiuited with
out ballot. Carried with but one dissenting voice.
On motion, the caucus then proceeded t. nominate
candidate 10. Sergeant at.Atms tbs esut of which
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I. WIG GENERAL COMMITTEE This body met Tor
prgsnz alton last night The First Ward return was
rfeired back, an election TO be held on the 9th.
The Drake ticket from the Twenty second Ward was
sa In also the Mog ans ticket for the Seventh Ward.
Five ballots were had for President, without success.
Tie contest is between Morgan MHgans and Gen.
Nm. Hail. Adjourned.
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LorURLs.-The Sixth of the Ant-SlWery Lee
.aNs was delivered last night by the Rev. Mr.. Bel
avs, of this City. The theme was: The Pro-
Slavery Testimony of the Northern Conscience
Gross questioned" He treated the subject in a re-
hskaby lucid and forcible style, and much to the
Atataction Of the audience We have 10 room for
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W. CLARK Dicklnso1 Dorrsncs Fieli H.ssy
Hitchcock. Hopkins, Lansing Muuroe. Prs,, PAT
nam RicsHcs. Robertson. Sheriff.. Spencer w.ks
Ws sins. Whitney. Williams Ycst-25.
A isenf-Mess-s. Barr, Clark, COSBY. Ds,sor,,i
Hui bins and Storing.
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NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE
Especially reported for The Trbane.l
Tuesday, Jan =. 1855.
GATHERING oF TIE :


Az - o'clock VI. Lieutenant Governor RAY
MOND took IL" Chair, and called the Senate 10 or
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sY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
~ r. 9 ] - -;

Time bsswses Washington aad Wheeling but I7I
hoaisi
Through Tickets and sazgase Cheeks DC had in
Washington.
TUE Baltimore Railroad, having greatly improved lis
western esnset how or- es iesi Inducements g ,fav
The Nofihwes, and the sodtiwest.
Baltimore is always p,smpty rnsds me
Wahinssn 1ntcaoa Vaey called she Relay hans9 nine e
Washington and ne ONO ryer baggage checked through 70
wheeling a 'ns Washington spioa aad eeheessd transferred
through nckeis of points beyond The connecting
Whieson daily al o. aHa ~ p M on Sundays al 'he
AZ wnss,aT dir.a senner,sn CEN
TRIAL ONO kAiLhoAD, running from Beise, The Ohio,
Wsslng through Cambridge, zasessie, and sssafk
Nan.hsls andusky raioad fr saadasy Toledo Detroit
Chicago, 81 Louis, &C.
AZ coiambus o. railroad with
q thc Lttis Msai railroad Xena CiNCiaNATl, LOUIS
md win ,e an Ms through an s DAYTON s 20 sSi.Sapos Tsrs
haa1e, Lafayette, Chicago, Eoek Island - Louis, Sc
Hachex, New Orleans sold Washington
are ssisrsa a. Gnenna % ne - ma steamers on .s OHIO mo
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland 10 Toledo, Detroit Chi
&e tickets sold when The OHIO navgabe between
Wheeling and welsviie, ory nes where eonnenion win
Travellers notice that while this The only route
aodng through tickets and checks Washington, II
shortest most speedy and direct TO nearly al me leading points in
the West The distance from washington 10 Cincinnati Is
Fare by through ticket from Washington Wheeling 80 IS
by railroad Ss g.; by from Cincsnat sic Iadanspo
Chicago go Louis, ~ sas; Memphis
For Fredeek and Hsrpe. Ferry Msbug Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford sSns, osaand and @
between and Wheeling lake a.
ualn from Washington. -
Yor further infoma,on through ckets &c apply 10 tn H.
PARSONS, agent at Washington station - = -
Master . Transportation Baimore
May 5-du ohio Railroad Baltimore.
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service the reports Of mail lettings giving state
vice originated The curtalents ordered and the additional
allowances granted within the year.
Finance Q6csJohn Marron, esq Third Assistant Post
General and twenty-one clerks To this office are
assigned the supervision and management o. the financial
business of the department not devoyed by law upon the
Auditor embracing accounts with the draft Offices and other
deposaes Of the department the issuing Of warrants and
payment Of balances reported by the Auditor TO be
due mail contractors and other the supervision
OF the of offices under orders depose their
tey balances at designated points and the superntendenoe
Of the rendition by postnsses Of their quarterly returns OF
postages Ii has charge Of the deadetter Office OF the IS
suing postage stamps and stamped envelopes for the
payment postage and of the accounts connected there
TO the Third Asstan. Postmaster General all postmastes
should direct their quarterly returns OF postage those at
ceed Of their offices and those deposfting Offices,
their certificates Of depoe to him should also be directed
the weekly and monthly returns OF the deposres OF the
department well all applications and receipts for post
age stamps and stamped envelopes and for dead letters
DEPARTMENT.
Hon. Jefferson Davis Secretary o. War, In the secre-
arys Office proper there chief clerk subord
nate clerks two messengers and four watchmen The fol-
lowing bureaus attached TO this department:
Commanding eneraPs O6ice.Ths office, the head OF
which is Lieutenant General Scott, is at New York.
Adutaat Generals 0Ecs.-Col. Samuel Cooper Adjutant
General Assistants Lieut.. Col w. g. Fireman. Major
George Deas and Captain Seth Williams. Judge Advocate,
Major John f. Lee Nine clerks and messenger In this
Office kept all the records which refer to the personnel of
the army the rolls &c. 1t is here where all military com
missions made out
Quartermaster Generapa Obiee- Gen. Thomas s. Jesup,
general Charles Thomas, assistant quarter
master general Captain NJ. VI. Clark district quarter
master Major H. G. Wayne, in charge Of clothing branch
eleven clerks and one messenger.
Paynaaser Generals 05ice-Co b. f. Larned, paymaster
generals Major st. Clair Denny district paymaser; eight
clerks and one messenger.
omuaissary Generals O7ice.Gen. George Gibson, com
issary general assistant Captain A. E. Shrias six clerks
and one messenger.
Surgeon Generals Ofce.-Gen. Thomas lawson surgeon
general assistants DR.. X. G. Wood and DIR. Richard IL.
Coodge three clerks.
Engineer OHce.General Joseph G. Totten, chief engi
neer assistant Lieutenant John D. kurtz five clerks and
messenger.
TopoqrapAcal Bureau-Col. j. j. Albert, colonel of the
corps; assistant Lieut.. NJ. L. Smith four clerks and
messenger.
Ordnance BureaaC Colonel II. II. Craig, colonel Of ord
assistant, Captain Wm Maynader eight clerks and
messenger.
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AN peuon OF Emily o. Pullman, annatafyx Gf The
puan decenAed Of Alh.on New York pray
OF patss granted the Lewis fHn
the 2i day oi August eil FOR Improvement aehines
buildings,
patent which place 3ist day August
ordered petition
Monday, The 9th August az oeiook a
nof,ard and show
why said petition ought be granted.
obecnous specially writing
before hearing All testimony he by air parry,
cordance win the rules u ts oce which Will be faaishd
piicalion,
The hsh Juig
dcpostions papers relied upon testimony
He'd n Office % =
aumenfs any, within DAYS thereafter.
Ordered published Unaa, iei-
gence and Evening smf, Washington D. q PenssysanRn.
York, i
Bslrors boston. Mas
previous
gust next The day Of hearing ..
CHARLES MASON,
goinn
r. sEdors Of the ahsse will and aend
Paoul oice, paper eg ,e netea
May 22--iac3w
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Nassau Hall College Of New Jersey, prineeton,

shoaid aua aesnsHta~ee BE- iogat,
nev bfcugit 20 nsin'
shanid sui acoua'nanes be- fhfgot
And days - sud lang syus."
year eadng ln Japr, 1898
junior ending June, 1854 the sepb
ending june 1881 aud the Freshman class ~ the
ending Janc hereby satsted asrpie
tho hird OF MARCH, "A. u. rsE he at
byhiea The Chain and sseaahn ~hth
sprrcy exchange lher
lives greeting and ryaray and 70 amra The uamsy hn ~
SONS ~ their pso1iyiew comparsss
preliminary meeting % lhe shapponed camulite will be
alonasy septenter, A. D. ta, re UHred
states HOTEL street Fourth and
members of the several classes 70 whom he
attend when the viii a.
adopted fan aiiepdsnee possible
those whom lh Addressed Viii ~
good enough frn NE secretary otthc committee BY matt VIII
their respective POST enices
EDWARD ]. GRANT, NJ. D.,
Trvatan, N. j., Chairman IL Committee
ALEXANDER q. pAGr, NJ. ~,
Philadelphia RennsFigeuta,
J. NEWTON LicHrAER,
Of lancaster, Pennsylvania.
PHILIP PENpLEruN,
nf Winston, Aileghsny Co., nd.
SAMUEL r. RICHA eDS,
ana Gsss Works, Nj,
LEWIS W. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
IaAsNiit-r.
Joms WKlpaAs. Of Lebanon Pa, Secretary
March 27--lawtHaF3 lfsisigencarl
newspapers the civilized OF world
this advertisement teir editorial
classes through h~ u
globe and all newspapers throughout the United
tnseiun
cssioaaiy aud the ad March, ~ ID 1851
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Completion Of Panama railroad.

keaeestoa J tars 70 CatfsrAfe.
rr uaised states sleamahsgs lssso Yurk
t1& lns Aepin@ah The aih aud aah ~ sgnt4,
&Jkf connecting win mail Pannhli - fan
Francisco
Jhrrs SHIPS approved Navy
Department. and saafaan sgets aaa safety.
t3 mites ianal cofietca
20 oc,as assrus
San fTatgs gHss,H.
Tne nsnnry paid all ~ fp
Reserve sep pst SeS fNk,
faneco, aefeasoa a eeHf ea aerd - hat
The rouf ! entirely reaiuttti
Passengers leave Ransas aay shsy Siye Aap
W
WON AZ children without oifrr pGDts
tickets lowest npply 81 TIE HgehsN w
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Commissioner oi the General Land Ofhce.
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