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letter from Munich in the Gascye de Clegne states
that courier arrived in that city the Tth, with
despatch TO the Ncapolan Minister the Bavaran Court
directing him 10 demand officially Of King Maxmilen the
hand o. the Princess Marie sister Of the Empress OF Aus
s for the Prince Royal Of Naples, ordering him 20 sign
the marriage contract Professionally framed. The
expected 10 take place At Naples on the 12th of
January The Princess Is seventeen years Of age.
All W. Butler also called tho Blue Man, was arrested in
Antwerp ON the 3ist Of October, for vagrancy lie was
placed a, tho disposal % the United States Consul al
Brussels, 10 be sent 10 this country.
n was stated that Lord Bury who went out 10 America
in the Pacific armed with plenary powers from the
nov Galway Company to conclude mail contracts with tho
governments Of the United States and the several British
colonies.
Americans registered At the Banking ONCE OF wessrs
lansing Baldwin CO. No Place de Ia boursc Paris from
October october 81 Is5s.-Thomas owen IL H. owen III
Goodwin d. Leroy and family, W r. Iongworih and family
Mrs W. r. Cary and family, H. Hart aud wife w. Good
rich and daughter r. Flues y Lawere, W NJ Gaury and
wife, U 2. Burnap james W Tucker o. H. Mldeberger and
wife 2 ID Davis George Richmo1a y Spencer West and
Jarrassy, 9. ~ Ha,land " N. white r. q Fooss l. L. Ro
binson w. Muir, g. =. Debost, James waldron, Dr. D. al
Adsms and wife, q Jenkins q. ~ Cleveland Martpdale
and family, H. p Holt y. a. Jackson, New York Or a. n
sfs snd ~ essTi eu w'2r rssGn1 o Good
O. Cheney and family a. W Wales, Mass; NJ sractmsan
and daughter, W \. koelafson, D. T. Ely, Ohio T Wool
and wife, James Armstrong and wife Maryland: Allng
la; w =. Gurnee, H.; VIM Turnbu and wife M Y Hen
burn California; v O. Cabell and WIFE Florida 4 j. Rogers
Kentucky.
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note that while whole regiment Of soldiers were
considered necessary to keep Staten Island in
order few weeks ago, hundred and twenty
five men, thirty-thr Of whom are harmless mu-
sicians. are all that are stationed there now.
Staten Island is improving. But while this may
he very pleasant reflection for US, II is a great
hardship TO the servant girls and children of the
island TO diminish the force whose presence en-.
livened the dull monotony Of their insular exist
ence. The nurseries should petition for whole
regiment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

Pooh FoRSEr.-The Chevalier Forney, with
all his Qualifications over the late elections says
that 1.-THE country is not saved" that its int.
rests are not regarded that 'its policy is kept
at war with its welfare" and that "its true
friends are to be held as rebels or revolutionists
as the issue Of their struggle shall dctcrminc'
and then, in paroxysm Of despair, he asks
lis 1t insanity which possesses the federal coun-
cilss" From this II would appear that Forney is
impatient in his desire to get back into the
kitchen. The GOODNESS Of the President concern
ing these late elections is called infatuation, and
still louder Forney exclaims, "Is this infatuation
TO continue for two years more?" In reply we
really apprehend that for at least 1.-TWO years
more" Forney win be kept out Of the kitchen.
Poor Forneyl
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

FHILAUEIFHIA NTUtk HOAND.
PHIIApTru,, Nov. q, 1858.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State bs, piL, Reading
Railroad, 254 Morris Canal az; Long Island Railroad
ll5s; Pennsylvania Railroad, 42gs
NOZZLE Nov 8, 1858.
The sales Of cotton to-day 5000 bales at 1lssc
for mddlng The sales u the week foot up $500 bales
and the receipts Of the week % 900 bales against 10
the week " last year The receipts at this port are
1900 bales ahead Of the time last year STOCK IN
port 81, 500 bales. -
The sales of cotton to-day 3,S00 bales, ~ prices
showing downward tendency. ,.,a
The cotton market Ia depressed. go
Flour-ohio s5 2s. wheat-Red, 81 10; white, VI 70
81 49, Corn--Oid white zoe yellow, Sic SIC WINS
key, q Sc. &c. Provisions dun
PmiADRPmA, Nov g, 1853
Flour firm Al sb go for superhne 70 extra. Wheat
Gull A. ~ ~ al a. Corn quiet old SC SOC new,
COO. CSC Barley, FOR shipment 70 New YORK, SOC
Whisky arm At &c
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cording to Mr.. Stewards late vindication Of Mat
teson at Rome, this notorious lobby dnancier was
expelled from the last Congress by "the slave
power" According TO the record, however, the
debate and the vote upon Matteson's expulsion
rested entirely upon his lobby operations; and
bis misdemeanors in the premises we're proved so
conclusively against him that the possession on
bis part Of all the niggers in Kansas could not
have saved him. But Matteson was great loss
TO Seward, and Seward must be allowed TO
grumble.
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Sr. Locls, Nov. o, 1858

OF LOVES NOV. o. 1903.
Inc Republican publishes communication from lead
ing Mormon stating that they have been atuced and
saneercd, and demanding full and impartial inyestsa
ton OF all the charges agauss them with the view OF
counteractng and overcoming tho existing preudices
against the sect.
Mr.. Waaec, recently from California via Salt Lake re-
ports having the Plains fifteen hundred and sixty
five vehicles egh ihousand and sixty one yoke Of oxen
seven hundred and four mules, fortysK horses, aaa
twelve hundred and thirty head Of loose cattle
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News from Texas and Mexico.

wAsHsGroS, Nov. 8, 1853.
New Orleans papers Of Monday last are received.
The ship Constitution, from New York. arrived Gal.
weston the 26,h u, with the heaviest cargo OF iron
brought TO the latter port.
Chihuahua Mexico, represented as being without any
government The people divided into several par
tics, without support from either the constitutional or
Zuloaga government
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Chr.. Tournament nj PhllndcIphin.

PHItApE1fIuA, Nov q, 1858.
This evenings Baein the prospect of very
interesting chess match between the New York Club
and the Atheneum players Of this city The match to
be played BY telegraph, the American Telegraph Com
pany having paccd the the disposal Of the clubs
for the purf The cou,cs, will probably Oh next
week
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The ship Barbara WnscrIogged.

IdvERPoot, y. =, Nov ., 1853.
The ship Barbara from Qnebcc FOR London, water
logged gale on the Banks 81 Newfoundland October Is
The steward was drowned The captain and crew we're
taken the wreck the 3lsi by the brig Mary Morton
which brought them here yesterday.
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THE MURDER IN BALTNoRE-RowDYIsA AND
AssAssNATIoN.-It is the habit q country news
papers to indulge in jeremiads ovg the profigacy
rowdyism and crime of New Yok; but from re-
cent indications it would appear that Baltimore
and Philadelphia quite outrun this metropolis in
the daring character of their criminals and the
bold nature Of their crimes. Baltimore certainly
can claim the uncnviable reputation Of the most
rowdy city in the Union. Respectable people
have long ago abandoned the idea Of exercising
their right Of franchise; for even men who would
face battery without blanchng might we'll
shrink back from the gang Of asassins and row.
dies who protected the polk. Baltimore is
afflicted by several organized bands Of ruffans,
whose appellatons too well attest their character
and purposes. A short time az, one of this class
was convicted Of incendiarism, and the officer
who proved to be the principal witness against
him was shot by the brother Of the prisoner.
The murderer was placed on trial on Friday and
convicted. The principal witness in this case
also happened to be policeman, and on the
conclusion Of the trial one Of the murderer 3
confederates deliberately proceeded to the house
Of the officer of the law and, in the presence Of
his wife and children, shot him dead We are
not surprised to learn that the citizens evinced
disposition to lynch this second murderer. II
this system Of intimidation Of witnesses and re-
talia,on goes on, the courts Of Justice might as
well be closed up, and the city lef, TO the tender
mercies Of ruflianly assassins. But we opinc that
the strong hand Of the people will be compelled
TO assume the duties Of the weakened arm Of the
law, and Baltimore will have TO fall back, in self
defence, like other cities, upon that terror Of
rowdyism-a vigilance committee.
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LONG BRANCH, Nov. q, 1858.
The schooner r. J. Mercer shore this morning
al six O'Clock mile south of shark river The crew
all saved, but the vessel will be total loss very
storm has been raging all day and Is likely 10 do
much damage the coast.
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The Weather nj the Eastward.

bU.TlN NV ~ INoN.
Tho northeasterly rain storm, which commenced here
Tuesday morning last has checked outdoor business and
caused the detention OF numerous outward bound YES
sells ready put To-day the has increased
severity, rain falling heavily, with strong gale. The
tides are unusually high.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

DoUGIAs FOR THE PREsTpENcY.-Before the
actual results Of the Illinois election are def
nitely known, our republican and Douglas news
paper contemporaries are trottng out 1.-THE Little
Giant" as the inevitable democratic nominee Of
the Charleston Convention in 1860 But alas |
there lies between this day and that convention
an interval Of nearly two years compromising
the last session Of the present Congress and the
first session Of the next, which may bring about
such changes upon the political chess board "a
TO leave Douglas, Wise, Seward Banks, Chase,
and all the outstanding candidates among the
unavailables Of new order Of parties aud party
issues. II II said that Mr.. Douglas lost the
Baltimore nomination Of 1852 because he had
been "a little too fast" His fast friends, who
are now so confidently thrusting him forward,
will probably realise the same treatment in 1860,
from the same cause.
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The wisconsin Election.

MiIWAtkTF NOV y, IsJS
In the Third Congressional district Charles Iarrabec
democrat, has 100 majority, with oconto and shawaun
counties 10 hear from II is considered that he il elected
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There were also deaths Of apoplcxy,7 Of con
cestion u the brain, Of congestion Of the lungs
N Of Group. Of derium tremens, Of disease Of
the heart, II o. hopping cough, Of tcething, 10
premature births, 70 stillborn, and from violcn
causes. The annexed table shows what portions o..
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country.

A FINE PROSPECT FOR A SHORT SESSION.
report from Washington is in circulation that
with the opening Of the approaching session Of
Congress, bill will be introduced for the repeal
Of the population restriction Of the English
Kansas compromise. Practically, IL matters very
little whether this restriction be repealed or left
standing, for il is essentially nullity; but as
the proposition for repeal, IL introduced, viii
doubtless give rise to discussion which will
absorb, perhaps, at least two-thrds Of the SEES
sion, we have no objection to the experiment.
And Why Because the time thus taken up in
the ventilation Of the Kansas nuisance will be so
much time stolen from the hungry harpies of the
lobby, and the remaining month will be all re-
quired for the consideration Of the regular an
nusl appropriations. If there were any chances
Of any good thing from the closing three months
session Of this demoralizcd and factious Congress
We might deplore the re-opcning of the Kansas
cant and clamor; but as the best that we can
expect Of the flag end of this Congress is limited
to the appropriation bills, month or two ex-
pended upon Kansas will at least be lcss cxpcn-
sive to the Treasury than IL devoted to the jobs
and plundering schemes Of the lobby. We sub
init this view Of the case to Mr.. Secretary Cobb
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Sailing Of the Anglo-Saxon.

QuKBEc, Nov. O, 1858.
The steamer AngoSayon sailed from here at 10 clock
this morning wit 1856 passengers for verpoo
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The extreme incl, mcncy OF the weather yesier'a a.
terercd less outdoor business and ten 70
check transactions many articles Of trade The safes
Of cotton were restricted 200 800 bales, without
chsnge in pnces There rather better demand for
-four from the home trade and the recent depression Of
common and medium grades OF State and Western at
trac,ed buyers while sales made TO fair extent
without material change in prices Wheat hrm for
good prime qualities choice Western winter red sold
81 %, and kentucky white at 81 so Corn was in i'm
proved demand, and closed AT decided advance sales
pretty freely made, embracing Western common
prime mixed at 73c. 75c Pork FIRM with moderate
sales at SIT ~ on the spot for mess at SIT IS
livery, sellers option between the LIST Of January lst
of April; new prime at $l3 rs Sugars firm, with
sales Of about $50 hhds at rates given another column
Coffee was firm, but quiet Freight engagements were
light, and rates were unchanged.
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The nativity table gives GAG natives OF the United
States, 10 Of Ireland "a Of Germany, Of England,
s Of Scotland, 2 each Of France and Poland, and
each Of Italy Sweden and the West Indies.
By the arrival Of the brig Sea Lark, Capt. Allen,
from 81 AIMS Bay, Jamaica, We have adyices from
thai place TO the 18th nit. The weather had been
very dry, but the health Of the island was good.
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NEW YoRK HosFraL-The following Is the weekly re.
port of the above institution 10 November A. ls5s.-Re
mining October 20 20i, admitted 10 November A. al
discharged, cured relieved 90 died a; remaining at
date, 200 Males, lie; females, 90
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The Hack Warrior nj New Orleans.


The steamship Black Warrior has arrived here from
Havana, and brings $500, 900 10 specie
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| NEw ORLEANS, Nov. g, 1858.
Tho deaths in this city by yellow fever yesterday
/ twenty five.
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ASSISTANT PosrNAsrsR. William Caldwell, for long
time the cashier Of City Post oce has been appoint
ed Assistant Postmaster In place Of Mr.. Nelson Water
bury, just elected District Attorney Mr. Caldwell has
large practical experience in post Office affairs and the
appointment vs. therefore, good oue-,he RICH, man In
the right place
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

ADutch woman from The interior ealle at our
Office, Yesterday and desired 70 advertise her pc.
ny, which. had "loSt hisself init tail ifiSk over
moOCh, and strike mems faces yer hard nit his
hind listsp The Hnder will be literally reward
cd
TnE way they build jails in Oregon Is thus
described: Il is a log ono, two stories, with 4
heaty tap door opening through the floor, and
furnishing the only communication between the
stories. The prisoner Is kept below, while tie
keeper sleeps above.
IT appears that the emigration from Germany
at the port Of New York, during the last year,
exceeded that from Ireland BY 16,709. The
number from Germany was q, 800; from Ireland,
69,09s. The whole number Of emigants from
all quarters amounted to lS5,sif. - -
"WHRAE was !" said little urchin, one day
to bis mother, as he stood gazing upon his drum.
ken and prostrato pa. Fghcre vas when you
married Pal Why didn't fon take me AloagI-
1 could have picked ont 4 better man than he
is"
TnR Pittsburgh Gazette, says in reference 70
Senator BigleF, that "he is low, gross, sensual,
aslhmatic. wheezy Palst9G, whom every body
dcspisss both in and out IF his party lIa r.
AETER all the talk about the immense value
Of Fremont's Mdriposa grant, it is about being
sold for unpaid taxes amounting to S72S, 900. I
FtAETrpY Is sort Oftad money, to which out
vanity gives currency. aa
THE virtue Of prosperity is Temperance; the
virtue Of adversely is forttude. a l,IA
III is the perfection Of happiness, neither to
wish. fof deathnor to fearitf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

'WuAr does Satan pay you ior swearinef"
said Deacon Todd to one whom ho heard using
profane language. "He don'tpay me anything
was the reply. tWell, You work cheap, to lay
aside the character Ofa gentleman;to infiict 50
much pain upop your friends and al civil peo-
pie; TO suffer such pains of conscience as you
must suffer; and lastly, % risk losing your own
precious soul, and Gradually rising IN emphS.
sis,) all for nothing! You certainly do work
cheap-yery cheap indeedlf ,..la u
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TUE lAFIr and eonmoiiout houts situated % haftu
j. tuegt nsHt door north q NAshluytou HnIl. li,li
hose hiss bscn oeenpled fora humber q Year lFa
class boarding hq1Se and u 10 ha qs AlFhhtagoai osh
tea 10 Ire city Tor glef pFaie Fsil1paca aittoAlt
For further hAFteuiaFl apply 10 n. RICHARDSON,
lAhSAml " earnef heRFoa ad loasth 49, 10 staiFB.
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NnTInR-

NHE Anau Meeting u Ire oestAoieFu u he OFVsoen,
Manufacturing Company iaF ths cAuies 81 President,
DfsrioFt, Ae and The tAnsaeon o. tash ether hningi
~ nav legally eas bsioFV thin, viii - held q ~ aeo
.. the Otmpahy IN WhscinE Va, 1t n Ociock A. ~ on
WEDNESDAY, PsbfuAEy iolh, 1855, ~
YAK n, WILKINSON, ase'g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

BRragAH YoUSo gives US the following recipe
for keeping people young and handsome:
"Mornonism" keeps mon and women young
and handsome, and when they are full OF the
spirit Of God, there arc none Of them but what
viii have glow upon their countenaneeS, and
that is what makes NE and you young, for the
spirit Of God is with US and within us f
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MARBLE WORKS
BLUM q STANLEY,

tA1octiicTt = Auilt Ah1aisp1
MAIN SIRE Ell, W tiEiaLING, VA,
naaaltnti 81 fuaha, q ~ tll4I y MAitis Nogk,
sAselll4 v oitaf, hall = flltfVaosi giVVn.
lAls-Aasly
/ ono. JAIN ltf0Cky IMPROVED VERhlIUaE, ~
90 . I n LgunulERa.
ntANoARbI PullR lodi ~ tnoh PiLls, -.
~ pipIp " ~ Aoldcly % hstielf y Rasli IuPsli'
-, 81 llelAtla, y any otAsf aFall So ~ al ~
VytNn!.-caFVi, RSIt. bhlISy, halagA, tsa = ~
w quality ~ lrrilal Vlf68e1 gIt11igtly. luf tal
b 3. TDNngNhgn0,
LAS Ga. I WalAingloh Han.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

fAWTEs PRGYEts-A, daily prayer from the
heart Of a pure and piohs wife, for husband
eugrussed ii the pursuits ofwealth and fame, &
chain Of golden words that link his name every
day with the name Of God. He may snap Il
three hundred and sixtytiys times in year for
many years, but the chances are that IN time he
will mark the sundsred 6laments, and seek to tg-
unite them in an everlasting bond. y *
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ArnHAr! 4, axe Mr I, Z, "a, a.ss.

ME annual mslilng q he usehoAefS q th bahk gl
behsd At he banking lioasr N Wheslins, hoadGy,
lhe ii day Of January nEHt opaaeng ~ II eepak A.
" Tor he ecGoh Of difucigts 90 lie Parent bAhk,
And seVeh direction iaf each u che bAnebsS a. hSEss
Town md Ponl PisAsani. -
~ order Of The DFeelpFl, -
dsels 8. hRApY, Ca,hIst.
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THiAt o. YorAa LApy-Eo,,i m b,sp.
D, ~ let B,ii--A rlis pioos 4 Fonlnes
cins bsfo's ~ PhI.a,phh Psl,s Cent o.
Tuaaily ~ Via " sopy IN he hopoihat
3 nay - tphIaiBg y yo'ins ladi,s sith noii
dan CO lotUf q tlle:
A Nh NM Tp,on, pies lit1o drou ne.
kof, rs g. loDo tns hsen eaeouFlgidt IL
lddFula d two loTeh6 one taller named Fuo-
doFman. hnd he cher 9 WoeoFy clerk called
Henry White; Eho hsI kept eleh party d equal
auspSaSa.
last evening, bolh loVoFs happened y can q
tie Haina dine; and, WhIle thBg VEN Uuilinf &C.
he Object q thClf hdonaol % tppeif, Mis-
Mary, ifuta aHtdloiniuy % lftinUni, ot1l6eiid
prOp0Itea mads b FsndpFnan . his FiVal,
list 6oth uhoud give Hp DE poFSdit II bFdOi
that both might Olelpo from be torment 0i hppo
delayed, ahd thal each might GVoid he horn.
Tying Poslibililyof seeing Mary united to The
other. Thlz Suggestion, which SHOWED that
Jealousy Fll I stronger lspling than love q The
bosom u The boss tailor, settled bis i1le ltoAeS
Mary buFst into the room and "saekOdo him %
the spot As soon ~ FeodGFnSn hsd departed
Mas Upton turned % tie pale and trembling
grocery clerk, and threw him Into 40 eXtaey b.
declaring that be Eas the elected Of Der heart
The tender Eesne which followed was brought
tohn undmtly termination b. tho remittance
Of PeOdeFmah, the rejected and lhiaFiltsd boss
tailor. he had been 10 hlS shop, which hap.
ponod 70 b IN thO heighbOFhOOd and brought
away 4 large pair Of shears, Zone Of the imple.
mehtS'o Of Biz trhdo,) and came hack with the
aVoWsd PuTposs d executing vengeance 90 bic
slcceaslal rival. Never was there q moFO q.
rOCiops boss aildF than thii FoOderqan. Anu.
nth was q mere sucking lamb 10 comparison.
As soon % the grocery clerk caught glimpse
Of the cleaning eieel and heard PeodsFman,
that renOTselsES bass tailor, express q delermi.
nation 10 cut OF his earS, Ne fell on bis knees
and SOlennly FenOuneed all claim % the hand
aud heart Of Miss Mary Upton. Nav, he pro.
fessed himself ready TO make q vow Of perpelu.
a eelibaCy, and willing TO swear by the river
Slynx, that he would never look alta woman
again, II PeodsrInan would agree not 70 cab.
bage any portion Of bis ears, The screams Of
Miss Mary, IN the meanwhile, had brought In
some Of the police; but il was too lAtn, the re-
ereant grocery clerk had saved his hearing ap-
pa atuS By full and finai renunciatlon Of his
sweetheart And 50. instead Of two beaux, Miss
Mary now has none II all But she avenged
herself In q measure, by having PeodeFman ar
rested, and bound over TO keep the peace.
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NJ, n. ~ !. Z. n!

NV YEARs Difls FNf YeSrs New Years
dayEaso celebrated in New Yorkwith more than
ordinary brflaney and zeal, and tho ladies SSig-
uorea even The thought Of vhard times Their
silks, sasias and broeades, were Is costly as
ever Itis sstiRassd that there was. wealth
enough on the ladies Of New York city, ahd;in
the furniture Of their houss, to pay the whole
national debtiOftho Federal Government. But
according TO the Express, folly and cstentation
were bot Altosclhes tbs reisni1g dtaieS There
Nsrssotns good men and women Sho rsaen q
bsrsa thsS source Of avery good and Perfect
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Trust Sale,

ITUbL 5HIJ1
Ilf Vrtae Of deed oitrlit made The 9@ day Of AaFu
ID AID 1851, b. Philip Rehnldsft 70 BhtFFafi Clfsns
asFusIse ioF to ho1et d John g. BAH and Henry RsFl
ton and which sad debd recorded IL ne eerk once Of
lhe Coan,y colLt q 0ho county yrua 10 DSs book 20
q, Polio Isl; aprbeee sd II Pdble 9hetls % the
Auction Of Geo Wsta ,a TIE oity 81 Whttliha,
on TIE 3iIh day ofJAnasE 1854 0nt BtTOn Osays Plane
IoFie, u The house Of John hoFhbnr o. Oh0 touhy
virginia, and also one Gold Watch Aad Chain. ~
Terms Of gait Casa. f4s $500 wi
Ssling Or Fattss, Iiau saarey osy Iush s q 4
vested 10 bmby uSId deed u lriit.
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