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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-09-30
SIPHlLITIC READER

The ccle brntcd DIR. Butcher writes us that
he had two Of the most severe and long
standing cases OF syphilis that would weld
to none oi the usual remedies, but hc cured
one case with siX, and The other with nine
bottles Of Carriers Spanish Mixture. W.
have known il used ia over a Thousand
cases, and hage yet 10 hear Of a failure in
any case.
lE SHAKING THOUSANDS READ
AGUE AND FEvFR.--Do not take Quinine.
Mercury, or any such nuxious Drugs. but
try at once this great Alternative and Purifier
OF The Blood Carriers Spanish Mixture
WI cure any and every case OF Aaue and
feveh We have never yet known il 10
fail
And for all Diseases arising from m i'm.
pure state Of the Blood, no medicine has
ever yet been found 10 have so good mr.
effect. Ii you are sick, try it a: once do
not delay time is precious, and health the
greatest Of all blessings, without which all
else is valueless.
DIR VIM. s. BEERS C CO.,
- ta Proprietors.
Richmond, Va +,
- - - - ~ Al ASSILTINE e. rIIRpTpN
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EkcImbOId's Extract 1such,,
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY

is prepared directly according to the Rules
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-09-30
SKIN DISEASES AND GLANDULAR
SM Ell Il\GS


SWELLlNGS.
Every species of exterior irritation is
quickly reduced by uIc aut.intlnmmatorv
action of this Ointment. Angr, IaUptinns.
such rs Salt Rheum, Erysipclas, Tcttrr,
Kngworm, Sca!d Head, NcttIc Rash, Scab-
blcs Cor ltch) &c: die out. to return no
more, under it's application. Hospital cxpc.
rirnce in all parts of the world prl>c, its
1ntaihbility in diseases of the skin, the mus.
cIcs, the joints and the glands.
ULCERS, SORES, AND TUMORS.
The effect of this umriyaicd external
remedy upon Scrofula, and other ,irnlrnt
ulcers and sores. is almost miraculuus. |,
h'St discharges the poison which produces
suppura,ion and proud flesh and thus the
cures which its healing properties after
ward complete are safe rs well as prrtna.
ncnt.
WOUNDS, BRUISES, BURNS, AM.
SCALDS.
In cases of the fracture of the bones. Ia
JmricS caused by steam explosions, Bruises,
Burns, ScaldS, Rheumatism, Stiffness nf the
Joints, and contraction OF the sinrws. !, i
employed AMI warmly recommended by The
iacuity ms marvellous remedy ha, been
introduced Oy IT'S inventor in person into all
lhr leading Hospitals Of Europe. and no
private household should be without il
UNDENIABLE TESTIMONY.
The Medical Staff OF the French and I'm
glish Armies in the Crmra have oili
>iSurd th"l; approval of llullnwuy'. OnI.
mrnl, ~ the most reliable dressing for Subr,
cuts, St"bS, and gun.>hot wounds. 1t j. al.
80 used by the surgeons OF the Allied \a.
Nics.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06
KANSAS AFFAIRS.

The Bogus Legislature continue the granting OF CHAR
tiers and privileges TO companies with great ati'crm-
ration and disregard 70 their actual vaue These
companies are chiefly formed OF members Of Legs
latuTe.
An amusing incident occurred in the Council on the
sd ult. A bill chartering ,mpany to navigate the
Ksw vas introduced by Mr. Rees As usual, most Of
the names Oh it of members of one Of these legs
lstve houses, Mr. Rees himself figuring. Gen Ea-ton
rose to object OF rather be said 20 offer amend
rnert He though the thing looked little Ike spec
uarion and # il vas he wanted sh4re in it. His
amendment was 20 insert the names Of al the members
f the Council and the House. together with the oii-
cers q the same tbs the first time that any one
Of the legislators has gwen the practice q hit
The repeal Of the twelfth section of the set relative
10 slave property amounts t. little or nothing, and
merely relates 70 freedom of discussion the Ssvery
question while Kansas continues Territory. II L e1-
pected that Ksnsas will soon be a State; hence the
Welding On this point for policy
II the legislation Of the second session Of this bogus
affair il not discreet it viii not be for want OF advice.
All the eminent dodghfsoes in the North together with
nearly all the Slavery prepsgandsts in the South are
writing to Lecompton, advising and counselng the
steps to be taken. Among toe rest, tEenty three
United States Senators have Of late taken the bogus
lawmakers Of Kansas Territory into ttr distinguished
consideration.
Gen. Cass Of Michigan, in . letter 10 Gov. Gesry
concerning the treatment of the Hickory Point prison.
ers ADVISES that the chain and ball part OF their pun
ishment should be omitted, but that they should De
compelled to serve out heir time. The unfortunate
men are. We understand s; hoping for pardon through
executive tfueIc e.
A bill authorizing Courts TO admit to bail in cases Of
murder at their own discretion which had passed both
Houses. has been vetoed by the Governor.
No steps have been taken yet for constitutional
Convention.
A Mr. Christian PRO slavery was elected member
of the Territorial Council on the 96th ult., at Law
renee He fills the place occupied by Mr. Chapman,
resigned.
There was little excitement at Lawrence on the
oath ut, occason.d by the ladies of the place making
On onslaught upon the sroggeres of the place, de-
stroying everything they ioand in the Shape Of nton-
eating liquors.
A PIo.Slavery caucus WAS to have been held IN
Lecompton on the night Of the 9th ult.
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Richardson. Spence g. Cos Circular.

Pc Rain
In our able statistics ARABIA. Fr6sy w~ut down
he ock Of WHEaT London Dc ST. 1851 a. pn quar-
~, remaining the tine hat thought ih- es'ise TOO
low Low Ind the quantity hot ies' THAI Soo''"
quar:sis - -. I'll. - II.
Xk Lane Yesterday The business ooBe quite II rrts
o.. hut trade Choice WHEATs BON rcd
And white UNCHANGED IL puce Although on otaer kn-
r.dueou q % = busbe Lad 20 be subiftet 20 FLoVR
was most ocu TO and our quotation. A-e nonnA
rsca Of .uperfne Baltimore oerd a. 81 without md
M buysr INDIAN Corn b qlotct 81 garter
ctesp.r and Yesterday IS sten Tor nHet
I. qusr;ity We quote. Nhes- red 90 vhite 'Ns ~
= 20 r. Flour Philadelphia and Baltimore, J. - sItra
Ohio - Western. 81 0d2 lpdian on sihe4 b a
s. 6. yellow = whi.e s. . IS = 80 n 90,
BIZ, without A,ersoE u value and 'iiA 'ahoe otJ Z
PoPE-No t-,rsactous rePor- in Aneresn
B.coS continues ven limited demand a. previous a1ota
.iots which AZ. IN a measure nouink
arrivals have taken place and tue mar
te has in become dull 81 c6s IL to- so
psl value Of Fine. but buyers hold o.
TALON doses littie wesk~- today but good Butchers
A..oci.iion would still bring 6H =
CLovERsEED- The shipments fIon America are not 90 large
ANTICIPATED and ths feeling j. nTur There n rAto-
pore inquiry for good Seed and nave been male 81
t7d6 -,
Co11oN-There bas been slightly steader feehng tns
week der bas been limited. sales on the Two
csvs re,ch-E 2o0 bales $500 t export and specus
ton " bout change in pce. IL hAHcntser today there
vas very little doing the inclination, however has oeen %
lower prices although manufacturers ana oinnes are
wi under contract Mi3ens OIesn'. sd Mobile 7yod.
Up!.ncs. ltd. q 70.
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CUANBFR OF COMMERCE.

TIE regular moathly meeting OF TIE Cssm5er Wa
held yesttGGsy-Mr. T. PINT pre- my AeSsrs.
George Briggs Thomas c. Cummings, Wm. Chiancey,
VIM. II, Dykmsnn, George Z. kunhArut Charles =
Zin mermsn Al d Henry \. HGrlbut were eSctSd men,
bers Of the Chsmb-r. Mr.. william w. Srone sss
eec,ed 10 ibe Comn,i'tee GU Arbitration. The Com
r'tee or Reception OF Officers OF the Retrbuton sas
GiSci aged
NJ. RoYAL PHEIPs reported list OF rates Of com
mission a. pssstd a. the last quarterly meeting which
vss 90 r.yised a. 20 charge Per ceut on tess and
sucsrs snd per ceut on crugs and other goo on
lopp credits .
MI. NJ. II. GRISyYtL introduced the question OF Is
clratinc postal communication with Chill. and me-
mora 10 Copgres. adopted
Mr. DEPElsIkR OGDES Introduced a memorial, 70
Re sc1eo by tie members Of the Chamber, asking for
the cUutuu slce OF the present location as General
Qusrsptipe. snd institutiog = SPECIAL QuSsntine AZ
Sandy Hook for all yeoE fever vessels, and vessels
coming from We low fever ports during the dAngecous
season Of tie yesr; also. giving tie Heath Ohcer
power TO send all other vessels having dangerous DIS
s,es OF any character beard 10 the lover Qdarsn-
tie Mr.. GRINSELL thought the memorial h'ehIy
sepsibl. and hamse aud it Wa adopted unsnlmoudy,
M tie officer. of tie Chamber directed TO send
il TO Albany Adjourned.
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AZ. a. X. NnxweII's Circular.

PEI Balfic LIVERPOOL JA1- IL iel3I:
WBG.1-White, T. 70 B..-Chice new American .ad ca
madam to 10 good new American snd Csnsdian otos
interior and uixeo 20 Rcd Choice new e Ithefn
70 PRIME new illinois 90 10. prime Mwsgkee
20 pfiue Cbicse0. 10 common o4d Ntse u
Chicago and Mrautee, 6to7g; heated aud unsWeet do
63to73 o..
FLouR-fs lg6 na-E1trs Csnsd. IS 20 = eK,r, Ohio,
Is 20 IS tItra Western S.. TO % g supernne Western
81 TO 81 Baltimore Philadelphia and Ohio uP-rhne 5! -
So 6; sour. q 20 81 49,. 49,.
iSpUN Corp $40 n.-Prine yellow. 81 20 81 g. priue
mixed IS 10 - D. yellow sId cd IS 20 81
pine Northern white. IS to IS O. SesOreAus white, a
70
FWth unusually mild wes'her. and continued supplies FROM
Auer-s which sppear likely 10 be kept up 20 fair extent for
some tine come the market for Nhe aud Flour show. con-
Fable week.-mrs. and prices have decided - 10 10 sad
Dbl Friday at without stirscticgs consumpt,e
demand cODsequence Il couseq emily tppeas probable
that further decline must take before thr long ooksi
provepen be expected unless indeed frost should
would the market lLdal Corn has Of
late heal by Gpcct and the sh demand
beng evidently the increase, sive demand ~s e1pe
men ced A ON AOUs
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NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1857.

opportunity Of driving Spain 70 hostile lmesssres,
under the firm convection that II would make The
Government popular. No news has been rece-sed
from cur squadron in thtt quarter but there are
several Tine steamers and frigates waiting to- orders
10 go 70 sea.
Max hsre,zek ia still succeeding briW ntly.
Lucia, given by La Grange and Brgu T. has
been reproduced twice with the greatest 'entau-
sssm. Tonight We are promised . IL PreleSa.
Yesterday no seats were 70 be obtained. This
opera j. destined 70 have . very good ruu.
4 large company Is forming here for the purpose
Of building another ihrater; q lot has been Sc
lected d little beyond The Tacon. The morey can
&c rased but tie theater cannot De ouui WIN
out the rCysl permission Money will undoubtedly
succeed in buying the refusal for the opposition
company.
The weather i. perfectly charming. February IN
the Antilles Is the most agreeable OF al the months
No heavy winds. uo rain. and moderately warm.
The Strangers still cling 70 U.s. and are as gay as
the HabanerOs themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

spp@a,s hs, two ets Of delegates we're eeesed from
tie Fooreen,h arr Twenty sec' I'd WNd', Bat one
before he Ceumrt,ee a. thar u,ee,Ns on Monday
evening ard ih-r rish, b. admitted bad cot Der
contested tie Comm reported in their favor Ioe
oiter at Of ce-gs;.s iron re F.utasct, Wsrf Sao
usre az miited by the Ola Mems Gecsrsl Committee,
il sVVseIs hsd not been properly notified Of the meet
ing al nsquenty notoo prevailed to refer the
matter back
In regsrd &c the Twenty second Ward deless;es the
isl Couuittse reported 10 favor OF admitting
David Easscn, Wm. Moore, Matthew 5. Miller,
Tho J. Gllelan snd Joh1 Benert. A. 'he COMMITTEES
I'D 10; rspcrs the seners fsct. by which they arrived
s; their conclusion tie matter Wa ais referred back
for more explicit report N oTce, ihsf the GeoerA
Ger ittee e. act in tie ustter unders' tnd'ngiy
The Committee on p.rmAaent orr auIZarion submit
ted report h,ch . az taken up snd scIe! upon by
sectons ate, which an a,iournmen; toOk place
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-Ibe OhhA1
n GENITAL ROUTE, connecting the Ahsnue ooes VIE
N..,Srn Eor. snd 5out western States " con
r-ns bsivs, This Road connects 81 ~ suiss
srtb ds3y II Stesney W AL ports IN the W-Fb ns7
I'd ~ Is veand and 3andJ%y With stearneSs to ~ pT 90
ta4 Eortt Lakes making the most drfc os
,s.b,e poo,s By vscb WRIGHT can be for~Heed 70 sns
sATfs sHTW9EN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
sS-.. Dry Goods IN boxes bales and tTuussh ( l90b
pnss TN boxer GIo talesJ, Feathers, r IRE &C.;
ssSosD ~ 800 Drygs ~ cal. a. fad p centsF
vsre Leather IN rolls or bOIesJ Wool ana oSeep W.
EastwRTd, Gc.............. .''''''t'.'(
ys,sD e. -Aoyi' Steel Chains tnl ssks i65 oen,sT
HEMP Aad Pork, ssI'eo Goose OF IN saess 100 n
fohSreo roaDDf.l tuned teGcept Cigars or cut &c.
pouErp CiAss.--CoHee, FiSh Bacon, Beef and
PoyL TIA ossks boxes ksstwsTdJ Lard sLa Oea.hsv
Lard OH. Eais SCA1 Ash, German Gay IS I"n
Fitch ROtin, .ss'''s''''''''''''"J
HLrR-ai & bb Ihtl further notice
GAh,E-5O cents T. 100 n untN further notice -.
orTOs-S2$ bse not s1Ceeans 20 10 ~tsh' nnth eI'"@
notice. .,,,n.t..,. D.. al,
a., ~ ,,l Ne ,4c.sse tVP P.s14lv1s HssTOad" Al
H,,,sbmgh Wi b. G.rwsdsd without debex'Son
VntIeBT AeESTs-fFuds Wofnley Coz memphis, Iotss-
n " s... 4 Co. St. Lou-s J. NJ hen 500, hyAnsNnr
INA Dnuesuu. Bel l. Co, and Carter JeweH loAs
IL " b. G. Meldrun Msdison Ind SPtensh brows,
80 Twin A Co CDocnst NJ w. Graham Co, LanesVnse
Ssbio I4.oh Co. No 81 Kiby-st Boston Leeoh Coz Ne
sI,.r Housr Erw-York No Whlsn---, sd No y BAL
Icons Baltimore Geo. C. srciscus, Ptsbush
nj II HOUSTON, GeDers Freight AseSs Phtlsdeipha-
II. J. LOmBAERT. Superintendent Altoona "a
Damn
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Nempork daily @ribn,re
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM Eb8oPs.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

TIE steana,hip Baltic, from Liverpool about p NIB
Wednesday Jar. q, arrived here last evening
The Europa arrived ct Liverpool at P m. o. san-
day, the 18th infant.
The pews By ,his arrival i Of little importance Po-
Hicsuv the sw.ss difficulty being considered a. get
,led md nothing new appearing for TIE moment
III eve,. Tint has attracted mot attention Il the
trial of VERGE. the ssssssn Of TIE Archbishop OF
po,. 7, va, couca ded in a single day. The prisoner
VA. extremely violent and repeatedly Interrupted The
nroc.edpgs vito incoherent and angy declarations, 80
Tia. he had 10 be taken cut Of the Court The defense
.t ID was that he was crazy, but no effort was made
10 establish Il by scientific testimony. He wac found
p7,ilty and condemned IN be guilotined.
An eneut, had broken out on board the American
ship J. l. Bogsr in the Mersey, particulars Of which
W. also give.
The Ljverrool Zorro, market continued quiet and
STEADY at former quotations BREADsruTTs were dull,
with Unusually mild weather and continued supplies.
PRovIsIoss very dull. AoyTY rather easier. Con-
soLs. 93t %; for money, and SO a93i for account
Lord PsmerstOn has issued the following circular to
the House Of Commons:
"DowSIsG sTREET, Jan. 10, 1857.
SIR: The meeting Of Parliament having Dseh meg
for Tue sday Feb. business OF great Importance WIZ
,ben come under the confederation OF Parliament aud
init therefore that you will allow me to express my
earnest hope that il may be consistent With your con-
veuieDce 20 attend IN your psce IN the House OF Cou-
nous at the opening OF the Sc slon nave tue honoi
I" w '"' PALMERSToN"
We may therefore, soon expect an official pro-
prsmme Of the cOntem plated Government measures.
Excepting some election rumors, OF local interest only
there il nothing else in home pontcs.
Lord Napier has arrived 10 London, from Scotland,
and will probably leave for Washington in about three
weeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

tons ssaiDst re-rsAs, &c and that accordns 20
seue stsiemenp, there Wa dspesrtion 70 remain a.
much a. possible The defensive, until reply 70 tner
fir. advice Of the .haD have ben rec lived from
England. Meanwhile reenforceUents were an1er;'ood
TO have been sent for. Tie chief hope Of -pe1y se',
,enent ws therefore oonfDed to the possibility OF
orders being trsDsui'tei from the Imperial g 1vern-
rnent At Pekin for Governor Yeh To sc,ede = the de-
nands made upon him. A ths, f1rctenary, however,
had declared his proclamation that the Engi.h na1
ioiped the rebel. !, vss thought be might have con-
veyed TIE inpresson 70 the Euperar in which ce-e L
wss possible be would receive no instruction. other
thai that he shoud continue hi. proceedings Tor our
exter1nlnailCp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

SYcoxp.AyENUE RliLRoAD.-Mr Brooks tas gwen
rc,,c, Of bill 20 authorize the Second-Svenae Rail
read Company in New-iok 10 discontinue the use Of
that poon OF the tracks Of their railroad commencing
IN Cha,ham .quare and running through Oliver and
South streets TO Peck shp, and 70 extend IheU road
With double OF spse uack through hat part OF the
Bo~,ry extending from Chsthsm square to Pean
street. and thence through Pearl irest 10 Bar'S sap
thence through BuIbng slip to South stree ana Aeues
through South street to Peck ship, so ss f. oie'sec'
the tTsSk VI sad road as the same IL SOW e9hs1aeeo
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

WEDNESDAY,, Feb. AID. joins CLANCY President
GOurer heur Ferrg-Ald ADAMS offered q resolution
that TIE Committee Oh Ferries inquire into and repor.
the reaors Why the Union Ferry Company have dts-
continued the running of their boss the ferry foot
OF Gouverneur street to Bro kyr- such to be per-
name nj aud all the facts. Adopted
C0nmunicat,0n-From the Council 10 the Con BORA
iiou nominating David W. Allen for Second Clerk.
Confirmed.
From the Controller. submitting estimates or pro
nosas FOR stationery Referred TO the Com nittee
on motion, the Board sdoq'ned to Friday.
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DENNSY WANNA RAJ LROAD.-
i THE GREAT CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA RAIL

vaon NEW YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 20 HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN IS HOURS
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS in 70 hOUhs'
Tue Shortest Best and consequently the Cheapest Route
from New York n all poiIts IN he West 40 4,
The Pennsylvania Railroad connects AZ Pittsburgh with ra
rsds 20 and from 81 Louis Mo. Alton Gsens and ChoaSo,
M; PrabLfort Lexington and Louisville, Ky Terre hsue
sdon Lafayette and indianapolis IND Cincinnati Dsytoa
kssnbUs Zsnesvie mason and Wooster Ohio also with
H. packet boats from and 70 New-ore~' IT, Louis
Eoaisylle and Cincinnati
Through Tickets be had ct Of the above mentioned
sl.e.s ma the West hsndbs in the hotels Of this oy)
Passengers will 6Ld this the shortest most eIpedbous AND
comfortable ronte between the Fast and West
fbpopgh Tickets further Information may be had ~ tne
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
No. 2 ASTOR HOUSE. BROADWAY.
il ELLIOTT, Agent Pennsylvania Railroad 90
N@w.York Jan g. 1887.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The second meeting of the Board Of Education for
the ye.r lSj. wss held Wednesday evening, AZ the
hail Of The Board, corner of Elm and Grad streets,
ASpREw II. GREES, President, 10 the chair.
The proceedings of the previous meeting were read
and adopted
Conunn,cqf ioIs - Comm unic atoms were recei Ved
from School Officers Of tie Twenty second Ward nom
mating Terrence Riley Trustee in place Of NJ Wing,
res;,,n,d. From School Officers Of the Twenty-frst
Wsrd asking pew Primary School 10 the Ward, setting
,thihattte Schools distant a. n prevent geo
erel sitepdance Of children From Officers othe Tsentl
eth Ward nominating COL Ming Trustee 10 said Ward.
From same Ward asking appropriation Of az 700 for
pur hsse Of cite OF new school house. From Ohcers
Il the Fourth Ward, asking appropriation Of go OOO 10
purcbsse the Oliver street Baptist Church for school
ton,e the officers set forth that the building can be
mace 10 Accommodate go scholars comfortably With
an expenditure Of 5000. Fron school Officer. OF
the Nineteenth Waic, complaining IL regard 10 Toe
WOOD ard coal furnished ms year ~ the SCHOOLS 10
$40 Ward. From Ward Officers of the Tenth Ward,
s,IiDg = go for lighting rchJol house No. ~. From
Ofcets T the Thirteenth Ward, aking app Opnat1a
OF S4 repair -chOol-hOuse IL Broone sreet, recently
osnIsged by FIRE.
Con uitees.
The PREsIDrSr then read biz Inaugural address,
III gihy document II which be rev-~ed the financial
c, uoit VI The Board the condition Of The Deepest
tory Evening Schools. Free Academy, Normal Schools
sDo schools II general
o. motion, l. ~ copies Of The Presidents addfese
were ORDERED TO be printed.
The nopihy Report Of the City Superintendent Wa
prsse sted and ordered 20 be printed. -.
A resolution fe'ed 10 spPoIni Conulitiee Oh
i've 10 inquire into the eIpedlency OF ch4ng'ng the
Normal School and establishing Female Free Acal-
envy. Referred 10 the Executive tomm'us-
4 COMMUNICATION was received from W. l. Orns-
bee, Recommending The e-tabs ment OF phooogra1he
clssse- in ite Public scho0k Referred - Comm Tee
or Course Of Stuoie-.
Another coumupicstion from Mr. Thal0srg II rels-
non to giving fr,e concert. Nloos Tor The oeaeG' Vi
the rel ARE IN the Public Schools, Wa reis'fs3 !"
TIE Committee On COrre'pondeLce.
After TIE usnssetIon u some otnef o-''ues7 ~e
BCaId sCOGIned.
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Court then sdjourded for the day.
cor7r c.LyspAR-fsIs DAy.

SUPERIOR CouK1-Sos. AZ 90: 20 .o,, ~
rs 7s4 so5 H. 79 49, 80, ~ ~ ~ 40 - ~ no.
~ r I1 sr.rr. DIsrEcr CoURr.-SOs. Il, h, a,
a - - o. = corsr. CIRCUIT. Noe. 2792 1895, 1853,
,,so - sso is7s 1873 -. IL, lzI', no 12 I'M. 30.
IA s5 1917 1913, 30 o., n r.
~ ~. s<s % % Part ILsos- n L. 10, e. IA %,
70 81 .ss So SIS -s, ~, ~, ~
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

PICKPoCKKr-Abouts month ago pccket,book
.nnns certificate. Of deposit AID other papers Of 'sse
he fact .s Inserted in TIE Dlg Tss, r1TA Yesterday q H.
Robinson Of Phsdeph. called snd oeNned tarm his Poote
v,s piskrd At that wre crossing the ferry 20 take the
train Pbsdr ph IL contained $500 IN c~h And noie OF
hand for s57u, whch tAsrn out by the th'tt
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Brown, shipIeyA Co.. Circular.

Per- BGiic LIVERPOOL, jan. - 1871
Since the Of last circular CorToN market hs
been quiet but whole previous qnota-
iions-te for the three working days oei 5O ose'
with 400 10 speouAtors and exporters. , go.
The Com market dull, a. decline n inferior sad III
Wheat Of Ia ID T. 70 ~ and Flour is Cd 70 A. Dbl o~e1
Indian Com q turn cheaper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06
TIE LATEST.

LIVERPOOL, Wednesday. Jan. Il, 8 P -C0IIOA
Tho j. rbsr. brte more dislo.ton 20 sell. but
ouotsble Chan &c in price sales, probably, 6co bales
BREADsTUFFs cll.
PRoyIsIOSs uDal'eTei
I.KD-S-Iels az - Bat buyers stu hold ID.