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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-09


ton, then it is their right TO decide the important
Question for themselves whether they will contlnue'
modify, or abolish slavery. To them. and to them
alone does this question belong free from all foresh
interference.
In the opinion of the territorial legislature OF Kan
sas the time had arrived for entering the Un'oh '.
they accordingly passed law to elect delegates n G
the purpose Of framing State constitution LII"
law was fair and just in its provisions. 1t cohe.'
the right of suffrage on ''every bona de inhao'a.'
of the Territory :" and, for the purpose OF proven,
ing fraud and the intrusion of citizens OF near y.
distant States, most properly confined this r'sn' "
those who had resided therein three months PRIV
ousto the election. Here fair opportunity We. ,so
presented for all the qualified resident citizens OF Wv
Territory, to whatever Organization they msn' na
previously belonged TO paSepate in the e,ec.o" n
and to express raapnions at the baot-bo vi
the question of saHRS But numbers OF la :.a..
men still contipaed resist the regular terr'toIas
government. They refused either to be reglsteleu
or to vote and the members Of the conyen'; ;n
were elected. leeailA properly, without tnel to
stervention. The hton will soon assemble Nv ~
@erform the 1sy of framing constitutes .,.a
themselves and tHsa postcrity; and IN the ss" y
incipient hich still exists in Kansas .h ~
Mmy imperative 64 to employ the troops o. "a.
Dnited States, shoS& 3hs become necessary 10 w
feiaigg the conyse kganst violence whilst 'ra 1.
ing Che eonstifnlia II in protecting the "o0""ps
Inhabitants" auaTEse vote under the Pro''S sOht
of this instrnmert free exercise OF the rs for
of suffrage when H.SGsb be submitted to them w.
their approbation srfeiection.
I have entire coffideiicein Gov Walker that the
troops will be employed except to resist ae., S;s
aggression in the execution of the laws an" .'.
not until the power Of the civil magistrate shall prv w.
unavailing Following the wise example OF WI
Madison towards the Hartford Convention i'eS 70
and dangerous combinations, such as that OF '"'
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AhRssr OF A SUPPOSED BvNcLAR-$3 600 WORTH
or WA1cHLs AND JhwELkY N ms POSSESSION -
Cbi,tof Police Haiues, OF jersey Cry, yesterday
uotug srIeetec q uiau a. the PniSdepnia Hotel GA
.uspcion Of hzSipg d,-hours'y ObtsISed large sock
Of watches jows sy wbi3h we're iourd IN his pos
Sc. siop, E&riy 1hUrday meg the man came
70 the boe win carpet bsgs 10 III hands, 10 atop
fUl the night. Icgi eIDg his asme ~ " ChSres T..
NsrIrp " LOuls 0ne If tue carpc,-oass De per-
u,i,ted tie lsrdIord to put behinc tho bar bu the
o'ler be appea'eo very careful %, sno after getting
nl- fupper, took H. 10 his room vi nun. Added 70
III. extreme wbi,a he exhibited for tins carpet
Gag tusre ~se soraet 1rg 10 his dspOrtneot Elicb
excite 'he suepCicIs Of the landlord AGA hlinor or
geItloutn present. and wbee they re 'alec To tneir
u,irGs the robbery Of Mr.. Wener's Exchange OLios,
ID Greenwich street they came 10 the conc usion hat
b, be the iObbef and ma, the stOen specie WA
IL tn wcl guarded pet bag. ) strODg tler
sUspcioLs that ore u m gentlemen ~ Stouei Ben
IL T. 50 ut to the r, sGeucs OF Mr. Wtrurr la N.E-
fuk ara cDmniu. icated fhe fscr-. Mr.. Benartt
30 Mr.. Wiener utI ret1in,d 10 jersey Ctty, aud
sfttE seCuIirg be services ~ bbccr Aye's ~rut Z"
he hotel ana 10 tb, ooontied D, he s.ttGser.
lie ~ hrsLa Int To- dl-cOnc-ird ~ frrir appaIr
n,c. tu' when tbey Tad 1mmuoicieG 20 him the
.Ie II IL. suspcoUs-tnat he hs3 the stole spoc
h. readily nied - sOaich VI his baggage. Be-
,gets The lnarees snd feather hen bundles were ,und
c, uttirrg irty gold watches ab mt toe nunb4r
81 liver ctes ffey sixty flb chains, and
qRhrt " OF other ~, but 20 money wss ound and
tire p6res left hiD t. rSsume b,s enm ar Yesterday
uoriirs. however. It having become known that q
heavy robbery had recently been committed upon
ieweiry establishment Cincinnati, he was arrested
upon suspicion Of being concerned in mat transaction.
He was placed 10 ai and the facts of the case were
telegrspted to Cincinnati; but up to late hour no
answer had been received. Warren has told variety
of stories and fails give any satisfactory account OF
how he came into poesessioD Of the property. The
property ~ estimated We worth about - 900 there
beng d number Of very valuable watches. II lie sup
ostd that be has coufederates In this vi ilty, ~
ap called al the hO;e yesterday, and ioqulred If such
s hEd been there, and hast left after learning OF
n
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NyWsBOys' LONGING HOUSE.

To Hs ESitov Of Tie ". Y. TTibSH<
Sin: Two hurdIed ard ninety dollars will enable the
Nevsboys' Lodging House 10 furnish comfortable &C
con mode tioas for the Winter 10 70 homeless boys.
Ths iIs;ituton is not simply place where boys
sleer. Five evenings 10 the week there s one nour
Of school exercises and the boys always under a
wholesome ieetsint- Innocent gsmes occupy q Large
pa,t of the eves ing and by making the pls,e s'r.c
i've many who would otherwise epsnd their evenings
at The ihes,er in drinking saloons, have go~a 70
peter TIE loogirg house.
There u meiodeon in the school room, and not un
frequently ladies lesvs their pa-iors and favor the
pesreboys with q Sotg and accompaniment. add the
1.ysbt W in turn respeud. Tbe power Of masie tor
Good u becoE,ing seIeis;y appreciated
Thsrs ID s.so Savings bank IN conreshon with The
;,.t,u,cu pfize Is given TO the boy who ssves The
-, macy in DE cosrse Of the msnsn. mrs. l. II.
S,seynsy riti..ed che prize faud with Is Donation
r, M "a ctksr GVss. Oar phy.ioA 1aa.A. hovsvsr.
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DEED.


BAKHEs-Ia Rrrotlyr. frisy De- = C.r-s S.sr o-'y
espshtet ct Johu ani May bsspes aged year, sa3
ne ,si,e .as Gud. ofths f,y iuvsd 70 ...soS u.
s,,.t % s,1ssy, -. CD mt At Il o'olcss . N
sOshs0-op etne.1ay. Ttuia. Br''ius .sed 81 y.sr.
.'ts' tae hpsr. ssy toe Sh ir.t a. OSos
sE ~. 70 q, ts , f rSs S."'
PiiscephA papers glesse eopy
BaADY.At No - wsssias,en square on rbur'l.y De-
C-sw,osa Scglptor -
rs OF he sud tee Artist, s-ns,, ar ia,eS
Inst 81 ~ ooeck
CHRISTAL-As No. rs Bn5Ss street Brooklyn. w D. %
.Ie S s,y. ''
DALAI No ~ We: sc,' ~ .;Iss Wednesday
C Wu and jane Dsll, sge5 wears l mouth aad dsys
EDmC NDs inrsdsy Dec of consumption her, "
'ads 4 tAs $40 yer Of ~ age. -. 49,.
s~ John osnsou are TePeofSlly invited . s',end he
esnos n, suAi;s stiseL iniernent st Green~Uod
HENDFRSoN-At Iarysown, Thu,dAy. De, 5. Ds~tl
sIoesr, ssei 81 yssls. Of lons aud severe iaes.
Sis VIII De sken 10 the TAsEytosn smeteJ Ter isse
Eosat. al . IN tn day.
EARR!S0N-In waterbury, Conn, on Wedne,tsy. Nov u.
Cap. Leuuel Harrison sxcc g yeIs.
JoRDOG-Ir Hsvsns Tuesday Nov H. OF yellow fever
Ezekiel Jcrdon d L lsWorth Ne aged 81 Jeara
JORDON-on bsri s;ea nshP Philadelphia or hsr passage
Geo. samuel Jorcon of bark Gr.ia Nev.Ycrk ssed 81
yt, aud Ems jane eldest daughter Of Ora; aud Samuel
LfNERIDGE-O 1h4rsSAy evening Dec Mary Jane, wiss
Of J On L-yetic.r r,l IA the Soth seAI OF heS sae
The ss,ivv. is y respectfully iavs-<
= strsrd bet M faouos,. Dee a. fro BEG
late eidtuce No RI gers place without further nsssSn
AALoNEst No 80 West Sixteenth street OF Wednesday
Dec ofcousumpOn, James Malone. s<et u seAAA.
4nou'ss sud Gag.
ONENS-In Aobsken. on THURSDAY, Dec s Cat5srine NJ
are a Ostn & owens tn the 5ith year 81 bis age
The hi-nas stves oi the family respectfully Invited
her tufssl sunday Dec IL ~ o'cl cd H.
from Der late residence No ~ Washington erfacs HoSokes
ROBERTOE-At No o IVES. Tenth street rharstaY pec
WI el-.s' of the is,o William Aeberton. saa 81
e5'es LalGrkshlre, Scotland.
RAPELYE-ln Bro0kyn "wednesday. Dec. a. the resi-
dence tr-ther May RsVeye daughter Of the late Joaa
Rspey- of y wtown Long Island.
STU .RT-Yery SUDDEN, Ia Honolulu THURSDAY sept -
Mr " ian Stusit afed 81 years The decessed sss
moe, tsmable industrious yours aad resided
b. the community lie ns'ise of Shermsn Conn. lie
sves child his loss At the tine Of ale
de ah be makS rtuTn q tho ststas
Being a member % thu ODD Fellows Lodge bis remains
mpsnied BY the men bers 70 toe Cenetery
TOWHSENDOu Sunosy Nov ~ ct his resdeoc. 10 Oueens
Comfy Long Island Hewlett Townsend, IN the 1lth year u
bis
WILLiANS-At Bergen Jurction a. j. THURSDAY mora
iag Dec Thos Williams OF VIM wiIsnA.
ESQ lste Of NeSsrk IN the Sgth year Of tis age
Funeral 9uuday The remains gi b. sken % Ets
beLiowu the rosdruce cf hi, f,her at " ocook
81 ococx toe chapel Of the ~ % Pfesbyerisn
thaIch il Ezsbtthosn by the Rev DE- Mary. The relA
tiyrs snd f-i,Lds 'ryited O. siteud.
WHiTMARS5-tn this city Wednesday, D~c 2 afas<
short iLess Richmond Mhi,mah OF this city 10 the Ola
scar ot his age.
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beard, or whether his stu W, too thick, s,y0u heard

heard or whether his eku vas too thick you heard
but II must have bsen Ore--
Here soene of confusion interrupted tho speaker.
aIo seveIA Members arose to point OF osdsT vial IN
that The spesker WAS using pefs Dsiies aud de-
dry that he re- aot. Oroer being aa yrsst)red
RyIders went "a to bd oei .nce 20 his an,. III,
was about to wi horsw his amend ne nj a mske way
for Groher satisfactory TO ell parties when tho at
remeo gentleman tpoke bDt nov he would not do il
uIltss politely requested to- H. would 10. b, scsrsd
il to It, never Hs never intimidste! iato any,
thirg yet, sld be didn't believe he ssould BE-
They might knife him ii they could and he didn't
know but they would He doubted not they you
follow bin, and they mightss hin and ia thstcase,
all he aske 1 was that when his remains we're laid Ia
some ioreiy spot, perhaps some Aims-Hoass bunsl-
gound, tina, sone Of bis friends woud inscribs over
bis grave the words, Kilsd by the knife" "Is
theIe sad he, "sny friend here sho will prom &c 70
90 so much for tne" Tie Captain spoke at consid-
cradle length.
lie was followed by GEORGE PURsER who spoke We
heuenty against traitors, aud went for Purifying tbs
patty and drawing the lioes. No man was Democrat
who did not always vote The strsg nt ticket.
1t was moved by Mr. WILD tina. the name of Mr..
Maoney Of the Fist Ward be added TO that Of
Slokles and GuLther, for immediate expulsion. Ma
loIeys Cfense consisted in having declared tn he
would lot support Judge DEMO, AMI in having also
opposed the regular candidate for Alderman in his
Ward.
This gsve rise 10 another discussion aud c,r-
fusion. Mr. Fowler made speech, in which he sup
ported the appointment of an Investigating Com
mtee, ard intmsted that extraordinary revelanons
would result The questions ard speakers seemed
about this time TO get into state of confuion. Cap
tsn RYEDERs sgsin took the floor, but it appeared
that seveIsl speaking when he rose.
kYNDERs-Mr CDarmsn--
The CHAiR-YOu are out of order.
RYEDLRs--I OF out Of ORDER
The CHAIR-Capisin Rynders will take his seat.
RYNDFRs--I shan't do it.
The CHAIR--You will take your seat.
RYEDERs-I won't. Cries Of "Oider," ycls and
a great confusion OF tongues in which Rytdarss con-
test with the Charm an seemed to evapoi ate.
The question on RS Dderss emendm snt was put and
los.
The motion 10 expell Msloney wAs sso lost.
The molten to expel Sckles and Gunther was car
RED, 63 to 81.
After the settlement Of these questions, aud the
transaction Ct some regular business, the Committee
adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05

FEiDAr, Dec. 4-P m.
Tire Stock market has been heavy throughout the
day, and generally lower. New York Centfsl WA
particularly dull, ard offered sellers option, Ct
large differences. Erie, Reading, Toledo and La
Crosse the most ,c,ve, bu. all cold a. de-
cline Mic igan Southern was also heavy. lie pctft
Of fact the bears bad decidedly the advantage for the
day, and were evidently in high spirits at the succe~
Of their movements. At the Second Board sales were
generally at further decline, bat before adjournnen
t1ere were symptoms Of revival 10 several Of the
promip. ut Stocks One ,eadng operator bought 800
shares Toledo INCLUDING sales after Beard q. aug.
seieIs option, sxty dsys, aud this bold movement
seemed to impart fresh visor to the whole market.
A, the cose the bidding prices were for New-Yot
Central - Reading 81 Toledo 40, Southern ~, Eis
If. &C. TIE most decided decline during the day
vas in Gsens and Chicago, which touched
%, and vas quite dull Eew-York Csntrs
shows q falling off Of . y cent; Reading II,
Michigan Southern 2, Toleco 4 La Crosse I, Rcct
Island Bond sales less than the average, With
toIerable stsadness in quotations There has evident
|, been diversion in favor Of the b4ar interest," and
we row Observe something Of On array Of forces o.
thst t6 headed by one two bold and hitherto very
succt ssIs operators. u.s. however, certain that the
Money uoyaft favors operations for rise, and w,
csnrot henfore, anticipate any precipi ate decline
The gsnsssl market, while sach support IL at haAc-
IL bs, ~ this tmo very difficult matter 10 Judge 81
tie real sidncy Of the market by one days usnise,
tons al whoever concludes thai il consequsnce o.
DAYS dtpressioe W. are TO Iook fof grtsa
boak down is likely 20 be greatly deceived ~
have heavy, dragging make. fer tho dey ou' I as
he exreiienes of the reactions recently ""is''es,
w rot be SURF rising to the neIt tuin 10 ne ct0er
direction. The ock msIke, is a. vsis''e snd ra0es-
,sr "a The ", ether and they who make p'ecietonsm
,,esrd to il: ar. about vice as tho almanac nakss'
who tell n. when to anticipate storm ard wien 20
rob fer he reverse
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FROM A READER OF THE TRIBUNE.

To ne Edi,c, u The N. Y. 7ribs"s.
SIR: How Of en- are VIC unconscious of the value OF
things which We posses until deprived of them. Let
me give you an illustration from my wn experience.
Last Saturday, usual, cent my little boy 20. the
Post Office for the mail matter and sitter had got all
things snug about the earn, cows MIXED stock fed,
horses bec6ed down. and hogs cared for, pulled OFF
my hesvy boots, and taking q sea. before the fire,
called for TIE TRIBUNE. Henry, hand me THE
FEIguYr." There is no TRIBUNE. father" Z" No
TRIBUNE jerusalem What's the reason" Don't
know; Mr. White NIB said there no TRIBUNE for
YOU" =" Well, this is fix, No TRIBUNE!
What can be the t.oub,e' Office burnt perhaps, or
Greeley knocked on tee head by some of those
internal Dead Rabbits" Here my wife very quietly
remarked that perhaps my subscription had run ont
This opened my eyes to the truth of the case and Of
course concluded to make the best Of it till che club
coud be renewed. This has siroe been done, and
THE TRIEuSE now comes all correct, aud ss long "a it
pubsh and continues 10 bear the character
il row does will no: be without il, no. If 1t should
cost me the beet COW have on my place. cicu!ste
that TIRE TRIRUNE worth Ia me more than twenty
FIVE dollars last yesr, by just following out some OF It's
practical suggestions my farm, letting alone the
general culture any mind must receive from weekly
psrussl of its cOu ans. Sir, am greatly indebted to
ven. and stand resdy to make payment at any ii ne.
Notwithstanding the hard times we have kept our club
GOOD here ard as far as able to exert an influence,
the same shall be done in the 10 wrs about
Most truly, yoor obliged freud. EPuM WESTON.
Ca,eade FG,s Hleoocs- n. Nov. - lS7.
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THE CASUALTY IN BETHUNE STREET.
ANOTHER BODY TAKEN FROM THE RUINS
CoRONERs INQUEST.

ANOTHER BODY TAKEN FROM THE RUINS.
CoRoNER's INQUEST.
Early on Thursday evening, the remains Of Peter
Mahon, the who was buried beneath the ruins OF
Mr. Whites mating house, Of West and
Bethune stfeets or Wednesday evening" as previously
reported were taken from the lower floor of the pre-
mses where he had been suocsted by the great mass
Of barley which fell upon him. He must have oied
in few moments after the crash He body was taken
TO bis late residence, No. "A Gansevoor street. John
Kelly, the other victim, lived at No. 10 West
Nineteenth street. in the rear where his remains were
taken. At II O'Clock yesterday morning Coroner
Gamble impsnneled the following named gentlemen al
the Ninth Precinct Police Station to act Jurors dur
ing the inves igaon Andrew j. GsrVey, No. % Third
avenue; Lee Tu Ter, No. 720 Green Hch street.
William Glart, No. 81 Hudson street; James Bieake-
lev, No 50 Hammond street; III. D. Van Houden No.
l67 West Eighteenth street; Samuel A. Cunningham,
No. 535 Hudson street; Thomas Sprow, No Is Perry
street. The gentlemen comprising the Jury accom-
panied BY the Coroner t1en proceeded to inspec the
premises where the unfortunate took place.
and aherward took a view Of the bodies of the two
men killed after which they returned to the Station
House TO commerce the taking Of testimony.
Ellen Kelly, wife of John Kelly, aud Patrick Ma
giving way Of the floors Of Mr. Whites mailing h'u,e,
were sworn TO the identity of the deceased parties
but could DC. testify to anything further which had "a
important bes,Ig on the csse.
DR.. Ferguson teetfed TO having examined the bod
les Mahon oed from sufocation apd Kelly received
fracture Of the dorssl and csrvcsl verebrie, which
iriurie. were Sufficient TO and did cause death. No
other witnesses bepg present the further investigation
was adjourned untd 81 o'clock this morning.
Aldermen Tucker and Valentine, Dennis Hennessy,
and SylvaIus Godfrey, all eminent builders, aud joan
r. Allen mason, were summoned as witnesses, and
requested by the Coroner to carefully inspect the
building Of Mr.. White, and the quality of the mate.
rails used in It's construction with the view Of giving
testimony bearing upon the true causes of the casualty
These gentlemen will give their evidence 10 day.
Mr. White and the men who erected the structure
for him will also be heard before the Coroner and give
their versions Of the calamity
1t is expected that the investigation will be brought
to close to day. Both of the deceased parties were
natives of Ireland. Kelly q years of age, and
Mahon Is. Kelly was married and has left wife
and one child.
Mahon was single man and had no relatives in the
country except two brothers. The day of his desth
was the Hts. no had worked FOR Mr.. White, and as
shown, was an unucky day for him.
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Ia " INTELLIGENCE
BROOKLYN SUPREME COURT GEsEEAL TgSN-DEc
4-BefCIe Judges OIL aoaG DAVIES sNIrH and bIaD'LYh"
DECISIONS

BROOKLYN SUPREME COURT-GESEEAL TEaM-DEc
4-BtfCre Judges Of ROAG DAVIES bNiTH ana biAD'EYE
DECISIONS
Abraham b. ThealI. Gevisee OF Elizabeth Thesll,
art Nils q al respondents Atsnei before
Wu Wright Davies sid Emot justices. Decree OF m"
Srogste Wetcheer County affirmed With costs Opinion
hy Judges Wrsht and EACtt
Abrahan, h. 1hesil. devisee Of Sarah Thesl, ap-
p.l,rt Nils - 81 respondent Argued before TIE
san Decree Of surrogate Of Weston. ser County az
fIuieo vrh costs OEuioL b, Emott.
The CITY q BrOokIyn res oOndeD', egt. mo nt,
cyr pee spptspt -Arsu-d before the Judges JUG
Cy Court reverted and new trial ordered costs to
sbioe .y-1t Opinion by Jldse Emott.
C.ase,, Ae, sfgued before Joegs STRONG E"orr ana
BRDsEYE
Samuel Drury sg' WIN II. Clark ct sls.-Order
srt..l ed from ssirmfd y ID coss Option BY Enod.
tie P.oDle ek rel E1wun Smith agt. AZsrah Y.
Fl,gg judgment sfirned With costs. -
Jaeper w CT bert az, The New. York Equitable
In'urSIce Co Order affirmed with costs ~
DieoTich StTuse. appellant, at JOhn ii. MaoI-s,
resp rdent two suiisj Judgnen: smed With COATS oPa
Befi n. Diqbrow sgt Bernndus IIeudickson,
sberf Queens County Verdict s .siee and ne" A or
Darius Ogden app liant at Wm Brock ~ as,
Observation-Disclosures t siimsd 18th costs OPoicn By
knlott-
Frederick Hsuiscn ct sls respondents, agt.
Jane, Il W,d npCse-C. &c app isa -Judgusnt Of The
Cou " IouIt RI CcuntJ attn ed With eo' Opinion BY
In ott s..
Ruiz. Clesge,t repor ieat, sgt. Victor Fieury ap.
n.lsot reversed trial ordered seore the
IfIes costs to Sbid' rvsA' Up ai'n oy 81
Ann f. " I'd appellant. Az. Nm. IL. ludlow %
s. -AI.usd beltre JUDGES Brown, Enot. snd
h a,sr Order sfTmed i:h 70 c'-ts judge Strong being
srso 10 Of t. parties tx part In tho bearing or d.
cJsiou III this sPpa -
Jim +. Lawn gs,on. respondent. agt. scDsey ROse
Of Al appellants 5sST- JUDGES M bri.ey. AID
Yuo.r lsu., 1t Shirnsa nth costa
TIE GeuaI a Term then ID sgrni q I'll Dee. r.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
FOR CALIFORNIA.

FOR CALIFORNIA
The steamship Giarsda, Capt Hsn'on, called yes
terday for Havana and Aspnwa, with 50 passengers.
The Grarada will hereafter ply between Havana aid
Aspipwall. This arrangement will ersble the CacioF-
Ma steamers to come diroc; from Aspnwan to this p'"
without delay.
The Niagara went out Of commission on Thursdsy;
more but the engineers on board Of her.
is believed in naval circles tia. list Of fourteen
officers dropped by the Retiring Board las been made
ont by the Secretary Of the Hsvy, and vii be restored
with the opeo;ns Of Congress. Secretary Toaasy uo
= NUN fiiead o( the Sctioa o fuss Board.
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-esu & c.! ~ - sn3-.ior We tgve sresiy oub
icy so'ic''d Contributions Of bad c, ,thiDg S. ne'
vet turiig in seSks =, -. % SAX cash. We have
row t0ceI snd tbs times o. sier S)ns bsal.ns
be been rrceiv'd sDd s,uA money sls, bu' n,
nesliy er.ugh of .iitsr, and heoos we nov ass ~
~ n stAine tbs BouIt need. We cont "a IL toe
pub IL. 81 o0nor' sre respectfully requested = sent
II uAu-s nave sud acdress not for pr bic
ne hat thai taeu c7DribGtous nav BE- satisfactorily
sokros 'ecstd ca. Ne thoud b. ssnt 70
c. WIEGiED. SGPt Of ke~sboTs' Loasiss Il sa.s
No IL F2l,1a str- " I.
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w. .n,ex the quotation for Bank S ock.:

No,sy IL offered freely good stock lcsss ct io~,
rstes Of interest and is quite sbsadsnt as 'ecsrsy
reported. Transactions IN paper ocntinue ssnaii saa
rnost'y In signatures Of the beet nok. we he1 "a
negotiations q. 10 = cent bat the Arses. sAafe OK
sales are at i2 for this qcality Of P'pes' Insfe q
ccu.nued src,y Ct good basissss paper soe sceoss
1g 70 p,.ss, apps srsnees, the cecfosse i' Lsey"~
% du,iss tee Winter There IL getting 10 iosuos o.
usrct,s. 70 eOc1ecs GesA liabilities ss pssssoA 81
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nARRIED.

BkLLANFIEP-BROws-Iu Ne~,rt. ~. J. o. WEDNESDAY.
De- by the Be, Dc Scott, Robert D. Ds-AA''"' " '
Arris Z. Brown. al eftaai city. -
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Estr,os,. Nov =, By the Rev ~ OAs So roo.,s..
A. Greer. United States ksry 70 - ~ n.d sss. Ssyy
noLI,INs- DUNN On WEDNESDAY, Dec BY toe Res wa;
Esu P,ok AIsxsn1sf ESsias 10 hns EAea Dunn oee -
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ny - : Hswssr1, DR. Geoess d st'tao 81 rssSr
An - r =. PAthe q. Csftssl % sfss c1'
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TFMpYRA>Cr FrsTWAT.-fhe Bridge street. Juvenile
TeuperhIoe S.crt ~ Br oklyr held siisa meet
10Y on Wedce svetrg, II the >ridgs ,treet Pdm
rive Ne lodi Chu,cp. TIE Hon. Go n All presided.
shout l4u rersous sst 6Osn To eXcelsut tea after
With ths v eetirg WAS addressed by Msssrs. George
Hal, MauheE Hol. Smith Abrsham Beal James d.
Dutn sld Robert Cove. rhis Ssisty hold meetings
IL tie above church very Friday evering.
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CeOUP AND WHOnPl

Group AND WHOuPING COCGH-Cr1up can be
cured IL few mnute, and Whoopus Cough scek BY ap
pyirg STUFoRDs OLIVE TAR q the throat sud chest
Prce bottle. Al No. Is safest side OF Battery
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Never neglect r Cough, however slight Is &c
in.,cu.,ie n.-u a simple remedy Ike WsrAs, WLn
CgykEY BUSY /. niih yo1rr,sch n netly s., .,c ths
ii Ac. .r,,sy ere fsuy aid b. y th I'll, i. Noae
genuine IL q. sisIed + Bur-, on toe wrapper