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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-27
FURNITURE.

L'TAMFIIED CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNITURE, IN
Jl all ccors and styles wholesale and retail prices from
rs and upwards WARREN WARD, I'll Canal street lod
No 49,, four doors east Of Broadway, New York
FURNITURE BOUGHT FOR READY MONEy-AF FAIR
IL value given IN ready for furniture carpets books
Ac, &c at i sixth avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., siooO WORTH OF NEW OR
IL good second hand furniture carpets beds &C. In exchange
for city lots IN East Brooklyn To furniture dealers families
dsp0ng Of furniture this excellent chance the lots
are IN rising partof the city Address H. Is w. box 32$s
Post office.
IMPORTANT TO PARTIES WISHING TO DISPOSE or
their household furniture carpets &c in one LOT part
will ind ready money customer by applying 10 u w.
HICKEY S Broadway of Eleventh Persons
n want Of good furniture low prices will phrase call
above.
DARLoR OR BEDROOM FURNITURE MBIODEoN OR
cuthng wanted IN exchange for about 800 worth of silk
vestings shawls &s would sell the very low for
cash Address y BIO, 1889 Post Office.
RIO CABINET waKFRs AMI FURNITURE pEAtrps
Wanted few aref " parlor furniture % be paid fur
W, W. r., box l;6 uey,.id olce.
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HENRY r. HERTs. JR., AUCTI0NEER. ASsIGNEEs
sale oi boot and shoe upper patent eathrr cali SKINS
AcOn Wednesday, Oct H. at 1905 O'clock NJ No % Pine
consisting CATER boot shoe and pump
urpes IN calf patent leather &C. also lot ~ calf
skins patent ester skins suitable for boot makers aso,
of and other coored skyers suitable FOR book
binders and pockebook makers BY order OF the assignee
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VI NICHOLS will sell this day Wednesday, Oct H, a. "
O'Clock salesroom street two SECOND hand ieathg
10y bueges do cloth tops new do leather one very
rsyshcy built wagon one Jaeger ON half springs
very neat together with variety " top and no top wagons
double and single harness blankets whips haers &c 70 be
sold wnh0ut reserve h. pay advances.
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UCTION NoTICE.-sALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNT.
"A ture.-JOHN BOYD will sell this day ut los O'Clock at
the furniture contained therein
rsng rosewood suit 81 paror furniture brussels and
nefnn carpets mahogany and rosewood bedsiea bureaus,
Wristbands sofas chairs hair and straw mattresses feather
beds pillows aud boers olcluhs crockery kitchen utensils.
Ac With which the sale will commence Terms cash Ia city
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A UCTIoN NOTICE. BoGART, AUTHORITARIAN
n s. BOGART-This day at 101a O'Clock, at the auction
No. North william street, sheriRs salea Of i'm.
orted marabout ostrich and other feathers Also Shers
ae-Lo Of cloth caps umbrellas and also lot OF adies
alters, ahtrens shoes Also, In front of the
az counter beer pump, fixtures, one spring cart DC
A UCTIoN E.-PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALEOF
IA elegant and costly household furniture this day Wednes
ay Oct at los O'Clock the private residence in West
Eleventh street nearsixth ayenueJOHN FISHBLATT
office 100 Maiden will sell public auction the
ne contents OF said house consisting OF suits OF paror n
covered rich brocade and silk velvet solid rosewood
tegees mirror doors; secretary and bookcase lined with
anwood adys secretary and work table; centre side and
Ola tables Turkish reception and reclining chairs
ere pier and mane mirrors rich lace curtains and cornces
octave panoforte richly carved, stool oil
paintings, by celebrated artsts:-Frui piece, winter
Gene landscapes, English scenes &c; Parian stan-
sttes bronze and bsque and figures, eight day
lock oval mirrors velvet aud Brussels carpet rug match
superior extension table, buffet chairs French china din
and tea rich glass decanter gobles tnmbers
vines, silver plated butter knives sne
rosewood bureaus bedseads, washsands, hair
reses passses feather oes holsters and pillows blankets
mahogany Sofas chairs, rockers booksands.
lands bureaus, belsteads nnd many other articles
nerous 10 mention. Sale positive, rain or shine.
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UcTroN NOTICE-M DOUGHTY, AucTrONEER.
N will sell Thursday. NJ ot. O'clock At sales
~ Nassau street assortment Of and second
hand household furniture carpets mirrors parr suits centre
tables bookcases extension dining tables lounges. bullets
dressing bureaus washStands bedsesd.. hair mattresses
paasses warrubes sc together with large assortment Il
new furniture whole positively sold the highest
bidders. a cash ady
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A UCTToN NoTICE-TH0s. BELL, AUCTIoNEER, AND
\ W. s. THOMPSON-This day, at l01a O'Clock. in the
esrooms Is East Broadway general and fine stock Of dry
pods fancy and variety store clothing hosiery and pledged
ods also splendid private library of richly bound books
llutical instruments, seXtans. quadrants, &c.
Pawnbrokers SALE Thursday AT 10 O'Clock, in the sales
poms, valuable variety of goods, pledged twelve
onths BY order of T. Crawford, 400 Grand Par
sculars day of sale
UCTION NOTICE-DAMaGED HIDES.-J. F.. VAN
ANTWERP will sell this day, II O'Clock Jacksons
torres between Fulton and Catharine ferries Brooklyn ot
da mayed hides for account ofwhom may Terms
ash
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SALES AT AUCTION.

IIENRY H. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
Nassau stree-Gentee household fmrniture-nESki s
H. LEEDS co. will sell at auction Thursday octoper
2 at l0 O'Clock at Ill East Twenyfrst street adjoining
Gramerey Park Hotel large and valuable assortment OF
household furniture consisting Of Brussels velvet and ingram
carpets pier glasses rosewood paror suits covered IN SIX
brocate covered plush; carved furniture IN har ciot
rosewood panoorte other curtains mantel orna
ments tables dining furniture extension tables
sdeboards china glassware. Bedrooms-Complete as
sortmen in rosewood and black walnut cabinet bedsead
ne feather beds &C., dressing bureaus,
washstand marble tops olclohs and other furniture in
GLIDING kitchen ware, all to be sold without reserve
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I,nwARn scHENcK. ArcrfoNEFR. SPECIAL. sA1E


IL Of elegant meerschaum pipes and tubesRy W.
y ff SCfENCk, on Thursday, 18th instant nj O'Clock At
q Nassau street, elegant and
fh elegantly carved and mounted " silver and plain
which exhibition IN Paris They will be exhbi
tion Thursday morning.
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v1rN Writers ArcrroyEER. WILL. SELL. TINS

cay ai2 O'Clock q 80 Canal street handsome assor,
geneel household furniture several families
breaking housekeeping elegant tapestry three ingram
and other carpets hall oo;hs gh frame glasses mahogany
bookcase rosewood and tables sofas and
hedead hair bottom chairs rockers couche. large and mas
chandeliers burners. shades Sc 81 octave panoiur
French and walnut bed ueads hair mattresses large
splendid feather beds blankets sheets comf1ers quits
marble top dressing bureaus, Wristbands. toilet ses
warotss dining aud kitchen furniture. &c The china
aud glass The best quality. silver Sale
memo with the kltchen fnrnlnre.
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np wARp-OrrTCE 4s6 BROADWAY, SOUTHEAST
corner Of Broome street second floor Oce hours from
IA NJ un 10 z. NJ, daily On Sundays from A. NJ. u1
IAN
nR. WATSON, $50 BRooMx STREET, SECOND BLOCK
~ Of broadway. Oce hours from IN the morning
10 IN the evening
nR W IARMovT "a MERCER STREET CORNER or
/ Spring opposite 81 Nicholas Hotel, New YORK. ONCE
hours from 10 a. ". al or. NJ, except sundays
noCrOR HUNTERS ONLY OFFICE rs At NO. 8 DTvI
~ sion street. New York city established A ~ 1854 Open
from seven n The morning until ten n the evening
I.R RAIpyrs OrFrCEs 50 RfEEcKyg STREET
~ corner Of Wesley place, two blocks eAs, VI BsoAdway
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n NJ. q EDEy. Anc;ioaeer.

FIKA 1T nIsUW. dr-.
Will sell this day "Wednesday ~ ~ O'Clock ~ No, Pine
street without taD bugges. sliding Heat top bug
persons. shifting top box buggie-,
teh truing wagons road wagons bracket 'front.' wagons All
desirable style and finish. The sale viii BE-
perrmpCTy cosc Also - single and double
harness ~ also blankets Linen &C, &c
-
A UCTfON NoTfCE-M T.. PHILLIPS ArCrIONEER.
n soil ths day "Wednesday ~ v O'Clock ~. ~ the
81 Crosby street. number ~ me hlrs aud
coud hsnl carriages and light wagons harness, &c
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I,nwAnp scurNcH AucrToyYER- ExFcurORs
IrpwARD sCHFVCK. ArCTTONEER ASSIGNEE

EDWARD SClFNtk, AItIlONEEk - ANSlttNkh y
u sale "a y. ~ SCHENCk. - Nassau street viii sci hy
order Of assignee, this day, October ~ ~ II O'Clock the
balance unsod from sale ~ Dcpber H. late the
property Of town wine aud sugar store ncuing pale
brown and golden sheries Mderas ports carets hooks
champagne old brandies IN hotties
demohns and casks old Jamaica aud 81 roix apple JACK
Bourbon Munonuahe and Wyoming Valley whiskey Scotch
nd Irish do IN bottles cases demohns and punceuns West
rhaa the following "a orie brands ~ Havana
la Amelia, Ia Turca, Monovo Ia Preoss RIO del Npre
rgns pumps clock Ac kc. BY order 81 " HALE assignee
a. hickman street
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TTENRY H LEEDS AUCTIoNEER SALESROOM NO. g
Ill Nassau street-HENRY II. LEEDS 4 co. will sell at

ii Nassau street-HENRY II. LEEIS co. VIII sell NJ
auction Wednesday Oct r. at l0a O'Clock, at the sales
% street. general assortment of household
for convenience of sale consisting Of Brus
ingram carpets mahogany card rosewood do
and pier tables and mahogany suits brocae and
haircoh and rosewood bedseads dressing
bureaus marble wassands do COMEDIES hair mattresses
blankets pillows and holsters together with large assortment
ocrockery glass and kitchen Also Immediately after
the sale Of furniture large assortment of ewelry &C. to be
sold without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-27

w TOWNSEND. AUcTIONFER. Will. SELL, on
W. Thursday, the 2sh inst, Mt i0 O'Clock. At al Pacific
Nevns Brooklyn all ~ the truly elegant
geneel household furniture contained IN the four story dwell
ing Il rich velvet chairs mahogany tables
sofas. divans mirrors paintings &c. also
wood piano. nearly feather beds and bedding mat
ireses chna breakfast dinner &c.
nn of sAle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-27

TAKE N0TTCE-ATL PERSONS HAVING FuRNT
ture or bedding renarng at H. MARTINS furniture and
bedding l0i broadway, 1hrteh street, viii
please call aud take them away by the 18th day Of Novem
Der they will he Sold auction with all the Of the
nre and bedding in the above esabishr ~isting
rich rosewood and other furniture bedding Sc Will be spi
private until the above date. Good approved paper
will be taken cash
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.
WASH PURCHASERS or SEGARs CAN PROCURE
bargains in Havana. domestic and German segars my
esiahshnent Ia Normas AZ low as 81 An examination Is
soiiriied 4 cannot be undersold. O. CHEEKS
II broadway
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DROADWAY THEATRE.
I'D Sole Proprietor aud Manager. Mr. H. Eddy
LOOK AT THE SCALE or PRICES.
The whole OF the beautiful Parquee. ~ cents
Dress circle 80 cents Family CHI Gle. 20 cents
commodous amphithestre, comprising the entire
third fourth tiers capable Of seating two thousand persons
q. .... .
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, uCrInN NoTIcE-RICuARn wALTERs. AIrrTIoN

q UCTION NORTHUMBERLAND WALTERS, AUCTION
eer-Thursday, 18th inst ,a lO}s O'Clock RICHARD WAL
Frs will sell the household furniture of IS Hammond
consisting of rosewood and mahogany suits plush
I'D harcloh; beautiful upright rosewood panoforte
auu rosewood bookcase French plate mirrors, Preach
ahogany walnut and plain bedsteads bureaus washsands
BIAS chairs Wilton, Brussels hreepy and ingram carpets
mattresses beds bedding, glass and china ware and
ua assortment of good kitchen arrangements No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-27

CHOCOLATE DOUBLE VANILLA,
~ Chocolate Ia vanilla.
Chocolate homeopathic
Chocolate des families.
Chocolate de Sants.
Chocolate cream,
Chocolate caramcla,
HENRY MAILLARD,
sN Broadway.
Factory iss and 100 Mercer street,
Where the purest aud most reliable article
Can be obtained
Al .hc o,rea kst pric
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UCTION NOTICE.--A WIDOW LADY OFFERS HER
fine paror furniture for sale at half price II made
order by 4. Goldsmith, and is rare article. Apply
ARGARET LAFFERTY in the part Of house No 726
custom street, in the evening.
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CCTI0N NoTTCE-AtL the SPLENDID AND EtE-
~ nau. flru4 snI rosewood parlpr suits IN rich
aain buel. rosewood piano (xil sell for sl75
eterrfNs marble iop centre aud pler tables, freich
plate oval and glasses Turkish and reception chairs
large number VI AMI pauir9sn NE cham0ers rose
Wood telStesdr bureaus wasl-tamds chairs. mahogany
chairs lounges STA brtstoa chairs hair mat
fresses Brussels and ingram carpets &c, Scw ~ offered
private sale Cor ten days n TIC private house US Ninth
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yVM Writer'S AUCTTONErR. Will, SELL on WE'D
w ncsday AZ NJ O'clock. ut the dwelling house 81 Sullivan
street the entire rcu,e paFor dining room and kitchen FUR
nure SC beds and beading mahogany dressing bureaus
washsands toilet sofas easy cckng AMI other chairs
pier glass curtains china glass, stoves &e the Whole
pfsing n good TINS M for family
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(,uRE or coENa BuNIoSs, ABBY MADAME BER
~ HARD ~ l6s BowUry -Madaue ~ respectfully informs
her parons aaa ~ 9sra ssns om ,hs ss,Ss painful
ad HAVING rcducsd her prices che hopes h PC per
nai. grown h the nesh &C. when ihey can ~ rcc from
pain Al moderate charge Mrs ~ bccs T. Observe ha ne
Mine II having practsci 81 his civ Tor the lat four
teen years she Is enabled 70 give the hghcs, testimonials OF
her skil
f,HArrFp HANDS soRE LIPS ROUGH SKIN cHrIr
" hans also for mparting hcahfa Stiffness b ibe skin
ESrGH, DARK AND s,lfow SKIN
I'M" 'D''U u'"'i PLicrs RHIYb6 IN e''''' '''
whfh ccrtain cure, being failing remedy or al
soreness 81 INC TRS FREoStF PiNr :is' o. NC 'eA
And All cuaneous erupons Of the skin speedily removed
bsser fun and other injurious preparations when tcy
purchase such an invaluable eesnetc As Price kaydn
street. corner q Allen \. v, in the drug store.
lvFNIJ.ENENs LINEN WASHED AM rRONED AT
VI 81 dozen. Inquire ut " West 18Th ~, Scr Mrs
wGlns.
II urRAs TooTHACrE REMRDY-ry EVERY CASE
IL. cures the inohsche permanently u y perfectly
ftr,tt aud " IKA So, Prince door 70 Broad
way. Prize - CENTS
7 AnrEs CIT THIS OuT.-FAMTIy SEWING DONE ny
La machine NJ hume, ~ the neaies manner ON reasonable
terms viii ora BY the day. terms 81 and the
pensp moving the machine tuckng neatly done COZ nine
avenue between Thirty fourth aud Thirty anh streets room
Ne. y, or inquire IN The dry goods store.
DTCTURFs AND MARBLrs.-A SMALL, CHOICE cot
lection ri private sale, nj No ~ Appleons Build
Ing Broadway May BE- seen from 10 al O'Clock each day
cyTFyr NANUFACTURE.-THE xrYA STEEL WORKS
81 or oed u All shapes 10 order Toll and dr steel made
from superior equal the best imported spring pinde
drawn in rods great locality enables
Il execute orders with great prompness Old east steel rene
wsy q ROBERT PAfoS
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A WORD TO THE wIsR.-wHEN THE DAYS ARE HOT.
n and the threatens fevers and deadly summer
aades when the nights sharp and cold presng chilli
ague the careful man his physician, finds
ventve 81 all such ailments by udcious Of that great
French panacea the cordial cognao sers OF 81 Ierour
hcrs the fame of whchs European have become
the household remedy all Western They for
sale Wholesale and retail, by the agent g. srEINFELD, 70
Nassau street. N. y, and BY all respectable drugxss
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THOMAS vEITcH ACCOMMODATIONS 10 SPRUCE
strc--Sheriifs sale, "Wednesday, Oct p. ls at 10
NJ ~ the saesrooms No 10 Spruce street all the right
title aud interest 81 James L. Crose which he had the 18th
day Of May, ls5S time after Of In and to three hun
dred aud three shares a the Newton Copper fsce Type
Company JAMES G. WlLIEr Sheriff
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LBERT II NICoLAy, AUCTIoNEER
Perempory sale Of the Jersey City Gassworks at auc
si.-AIBERT H. NICoLAY will SELL without reserve on
nday November at IL o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
" he well known property of the Jersey City
cited in 1926 and enlarged IN 1876 comprising two story
building with addition, built of stone for mixing
The glass house proper surface of Ia full lots
round fronting 200 feet on Washington street. and running
Essex and Bergen streets IT'S feet EACH Is full lots OF
nd south of the Morris Canal connected with the glass
The cutting shop is Of ample dimensions and is worked
the works contain all the accommodations necessary for
factory Of the largest class The premises derive their
aon is convenient to the ferry The lots Nos Sc Bergen
Get and IS Essex street subject TO ground
BIO on each lot The taxes payable previousto the 10Th
cember 1855 and the amount the whole properly about
The water rent on the property is above SIPS per
The New Jersey Central Railroad Company have petit
red the New Jersey Legislature for extension of their
to Jersey City and Is thought that in such event this
perry would be wanted for the eompanys depot grounds
y constantly increasing in value and for investment must
large profits Terms liberal and title indisputable For
osraphc maps and handbls containing full information
~ ut the Office of
ALBERT H. NICOLAY Auctoneer,
No Broad street, N. Y.
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YrHoS. yEITCH. ACCOMMODATIONS 10 SPRUCE
j str-cSheriu sale %! magnificent oil painting fby
Of the old masters "Wednesday October n 1855 AZ ~
A. NJ, at the salesrUonl. JAS. &. WILLET, Sheriff.
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VOL. XII.

tainty. The history of all commercial nation,
no matter what their form of Goverpne,,
what their resources, is history of MonopoEes
of Class Legislation, of overgrown Wealth
and excessive Poverty, of Extravaganza, Spec.
ulation, inflated Credit, and ruinous Revulsiops
1t is utterly impossible to say, under Tariff
Bank, and Usury System-for the system il
on-how much of the wealth Of the State is
real, how much fictitious.
We do not say that the total abolition of this
system would be complete security against
the evils we have named, but we do say that
they would become more infrequent, more
transient, more limited, and far less affective
being incidental mostly to human nature, ca.
silly corrected by its fundamental laws, and not
organized in violation of those laws by Govern.
mental action.
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MINNESOTA.

A telegraphic despatch in the N. 7. Evening
Post, from Washington, dated the 18th, says:
"The Minnesota Constitution, subscribed
with the names of all delegates, and certified to
by the Secretary of the Territory has arrived,
but Governor Medary refuses to certify TO it.
He says the copy sent TO him, agreeably to the
new Constitution, he sent to the President.
That copy, signed by one hundred and fifty.two
Administrationists, ignored one hundred and
ffty-eight Republican members of the Constitu
tional Convention. This is believed to be a
trick of the Lecomptonites, to defeat the ad
mission of Minnesota.
"The new Senators, Representatives, aud
Delegate, from Minnesota, agree to certify that
the Republican Constitution is q true copy, and
that the names signed are genuine, which may
be acceptable.
"The Committee on Territories have a meet
ing to-day, to settle the matter. The Lecomp-
tonites feel sanguine of success, and boast that
they will carry the Constitution through Con-
gress in less than ninety days."
As the new Senators and Representatives
from Minnesota are understood to belong to
the Democratic Party, there may be DISPOSE
ton on the part of some of the Republican
members of Congress to avail themselves OF
some irregularities in the proceedings of the
Constitutional Convention of Minnesota, to OBJ
ject to the admission of the new State. We
think they ought to hesitate long before ven.
turing upon policy go acceptable to the Sla-
very Propaganda. The NeO York Herald,
which from day to day is laboring to dragon
the Southern m embers to unite in solid pha-
lanx for the Lecompton Constitution, is anxious
to keep out Minnesota till tKansss can be
dragged in as Slave State. 1t wonld be
strange to see Republicans promoting such a
policy! Oregon and Minnesota, having formed
State Constitutions, are applicants for admis.
sion into the Union. Their Constitutions have
not been framed by fraud, nor forced upon
them by violence. Both are free States, by
the unbiased decision of an overwhelming ma
jority. Why haggle about petty irregularities
Why postpone their claims2 Why exclude
States, whose admission secures forever. the
preponderance to the Representatives of Free
Soil and Free Labor Their party complexion
is trifing consideration, compared with their
fundamental position in regard to Slavery. In
this great controversy with the Slave Power.
it is sheer madness to forego substantial,
enduring advantage, to the cause of Freedom,
because for the present it may inure to the
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TUESDAY IN CONGRESS.

In the Senate, the death of Senator Rusk, OF
Texas, was appropriately announced, by Mr.
Houston, and eulogies were delivered by Sena-
tors Clay, Gwin, and Seward.
In the House, after the usual morning bust
ness, the announcement Of Mr.. Rusk's death
was duly announced, and appropriate speeches
made, by Messrs. Reagan of Texas, Keitt of
South Carolina, &c.
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applications waiting to be presented for the in.
corporation of ten insurance companies and
for the addition of banking facilities to the
amount of $2,95O,OOO, which, it is stated: the
Legislature will not be inclined to grant Five
new railroad charters will be asked, with liberty
for the extension of others. A great number
of turnpikes and plank roads also desire to be
put in operation.
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WASHINGTON, D. c.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1858

B@ Again we must tender our thanks 70
the friends who are so faithfully working Tor
the National Era. Their promises to continue
working, are most acceptable. By the aid OF
such coadjutors, we may yet be able in the
course of a few months to secure something
that we have lost by the Revision.
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interests of q party. Should we forget that
every gain to Freedom is gain to the Party that
truly represents it2
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The Legislature of the State of New Jersey
commenced its eighty second session, at Tren-
ton, on Monday. Both branches are decidedly
Democratic, and, on joint-ballot, there will be
q Democratic majority Of nineteen. There are