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ABRAHAM N MAYER>.
Wholesale Az RETAIL d ,LERs NSH GASCFACHUrERS o..
CIGARS N TOBACCO.
-N,.rf e. tie ctr BIHE.
WE thank ti- 5ahiic Of OTTAWA and Surrounding
w cou.tBy for tie numerous call, with mich they
have favored aud uopiug for their fare patrona
beg leave to inform hs,u that have just received
and large stos. Of IU...orted Havana German.
and Domestic Cigars; Virginia Chewing, fine Cut. aud
smoking Tobacco, or "a, best kinds also, varios kinds
Boxes, ard "any other articles -iougc t,a, line.
ror idenily recommend stock being the best
brought this market, unequalisd In quality aId price
To Farmers and Country Merchant say, that the y
will be strictly served in bu,inG goods from dis
pose item to Tie beat OF their advantage. Come ore,
come All, !-cp - ABRAHAM MAYERS.
Plymouth COisrcrIOn
DSALNS AND HYMNS, with music.
i Methodist, Baptist. and Congrvga 'lonalist collec-
ton OF Psalm, and Hymns. Iocei E.Y. GRIGGs.
school sOO+s.
n Sale County, excepia few Of the Classics;
All Of McGU'ry'- and sanders series;
- different kjnis Of Grar4mars,
u differ kinds OF Arithnetics
Mathematics, Geography, Chemistry, Elocutiou Phi
lo.op Geology, Botany Ply >ieogy Latin Grammars
Readers Iexicous, sc.
gross choice Sia,-s-compositjon ard copy-in fact
all that i used in schools. Ioygl Ely. GRfGGS.
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egioI0llS NOg6rg.

The Rev Mr.. WoART, Of Dayton Ohio, viii ofieia;- a
Christ Church, tEPiscopa in this city Sunday
2,lh inst. rov
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c. s. e. CRANE,
Commission Merchant,
AND WHOLESALE DEALER IL
Brick, hicagn Il Alton ime, Hair,

Cement Sfucco Salt, Hams, Pork, Beef Fish, and
Hsary Groceries generoHy,
oIn WALKER UICKLING WAREHOUSE, OTTAWA
Particular at.pMor given TO the sse Ct Goods on con
s.gHns1nt. aasS
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4 h 4sfaa' l..'5''su ..t''s-.,d Pee --.gl h 30'r-
i.s- tie L-..-F 81 te >.E r3 ..-!rsssrJ, ar
FENlE How ARD ASSOCIATIONS. IE y.-F o. t.= a--'4.
dr-ir-.fiau o. AlGau life caused uy s,Ha.. l.."a-
and o., rrlt'.r- pr4.tr-4 gHgI the -l -rtl- aye
Victims ~ such diseases Jy Qrrs-. s-Fs-r years ag1
directed ''sr -"fs-.in- Surgeon eli h!;ll A'Lk
ACT verify ai - -T name 80 open b-p-t-lEy "T tie
ara 90 give MEDIC ADVICE GRATIS ~ all sho Apply
- letter, T- p:.au oE their r1u,iau-
C-patDu. iaf--- 80 .'e- 80 and cases '. -.trs
poverty n HNi>Ii MEDICINES PRE- "F CT ii.,E
highest Medical .sl o. She az, and viii i-Iais! ;ls
most approved --"i-ru treatment.
t. Directors o. the Association. in their Annual Re
por iuu the treatment i SNIa, Dl-es. ;1r tine year
ton with i- success which ss attended tie lsbcTs o.
Tlc Consulting Sur. iu the % Sp-ritarT
e-mua! NvaA-e.s, Impotence, Gunnr-au-t q e.i, ~
paI> the wee % buaI'-W or >r.arg-. ami order
continuance 81 t- same plan 'gr the ensuing year.
The Directors. 90 review Of the past feel assured
been o. u-f; 70 the afflicted. especially the
your they haze resolved ,o devote themselves, with
we'd real, {" tA.z Wy important aud much desp-ed
cause
Weakness tie Vice Of Uuau-rl Masturpat.nu, self
abuse and other s,Nu-i organs u e
Consulting surgeon. viii b. sent b., mai!. sealed
yriop--l FIRE. nt CIARGt,"u Tec-5pto TWO cTANrn
frr postage. OrA-r Reports aud Tracts the na;ur.
ana treatment Of sexual disease. diet, &, CEN
MI be the III. led. some % - new remedies
and methods % treatment d!=C-.rrcd during the las
year. Of great value.
Adds. for Rem; treatment, Or. GEORGE z
C..IIOUN. Consulting Surgeon. Howard Association,
No. S,'~.l Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
~ order Of the Directors.
EZRA u. HEARrwELL, President.
Csc. F.rscHuD. >~cr>t,t,y. aug2l
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TUNHEY but trife you are far more com
Il able with than without them; besides, your medic
adviser will confederate assertion. their use will
add years your life Think Of your exist.
ence five or ten years by outlay of few still Is an.
nuaiyi NJ II. PRESCOTT, JR..
fse5o ~. ?, Rtss1et's Necb.
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should We therefore be indifferent to the
calls Of humanity in our own beloved land
Your committee feel that the financial
condition of the county, with lis increasing
population, call loud y on the super visers to
provide ample room for the confinement Of
prisoners in separate rooins and cells. that
would be alike safe and healthy. The extra
expense of police to guard thejsi combined
with the reward and xpens- OF the county
Of escaped prisoners, would more than pay
the interest on a sum sufficient to build new
Jail, that would reflect honor on us as a
cou ~ and n free people, boastins of our
love Of freedom and benev0'ence.
Your committee would earnestly ask the
supervisors of this county to make an inves.
tigation of the condition Of our finances, in
reference to building new Jail IN view of
the above facts
Resolred, That we earnestly recommend
the building new and councillors Jail, To-
eating the same at the most healthy point
available, combining health, comfort, clean
Illness, aud security.
Hesolred, That the report he published in
the county papers. JoSEPH BAKER,
S. 4. STii.>"S,
HARNALI. COOPER,
ID. S EBERsoL.
The above report was submitted to the
Grand Jury at the November term. and on
motion adopted. |. ABRAHAM, Foreman.
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':i,c pccnIs.. Remedy.

The Company will NEE; al Capt. GE.rs of4re, on
T4esday evening Important, business TO transact.
By order Of the Captain. u0y2.
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OTTAW \ WHOLESALE MARKET.


OTTAW \ WHOLESALE MARKET.
OTTAWA, Nov. Do 1853.
FIow-Superfine, $500; spring wheat, 500.
UAeot-WIuter, &c; spring. 55ca65c.
L0rn-Ear I5c; shclied 47c.; 35c.
OhtS-:5c.
E0riey-5
Potdtoes-i0 cts. p. bush.
EggS-ijc.
Butter--ljc.
thiclenS-lOc
KdeS-Grecn, SC; dry flint l2c.
1tas Young Iivson, 37a65c; iyson Skyn, 85c.
C.fte-Nocha, &c; Rio, llal2ic; st. Domingo,
He.
.>"gt,~- Fommon, saIGc; Beecher's yellow cot.
fee, &c; crushed i2c; puiverized. l2c.
EGcon-Shouldcrs Zoe per h.; ham &c.
Aoug-Eommon bar, 5a6c per box; erasive Sa9c
per box.
tS,,,ltes-Tallow, I2c; star 2Ga22c; adaman-
tine, 3UaiOc
Stirch-Ottawa Sac; corn starch, &C.
.>ah-Common, per Dbl, $40; dairy, in sacks,
lac.
Hoolen HiGre-Tubs, s1.scas 1000 per dozen,
pals, sl.15a3.0u per dozen.
Brooms-s |. I-as2.25 per dozen.
Pants and His-Narnish g. 5Oa! :. OC per gal.
Ols-Raw, LIS per gal; boiled, 800.
I'auy-5a6c
Uhtte Lead-Ssasl 10 per loo lbs
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Rev. II si'DE. (universali-t} viii preach at Metro
po'an Hall, tomorrow ,Sabeath) morning and eye-
nIng, al the usual hours Of service uoy27
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Plumbing, Plumbing.

TTAvING taken up my residence in OTTAWA. I am now
Il Il prepared to introduce Hot ana Cod water INTO
up Water Closets, Bath Tubs, Hot and Cold Shower
Ka,bs Marble Slabs and Wash Basins, Lift and Force
pun,ns Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead, &c, &C Having
been ged business for the last ID years in the
Civ of New York and Chicago am prepared TO put up
Water Works with neatness and despatch. ,
orders left with WIN. Reddck Esq, will be punctualy
attended to. p.u
Refer VIM. Eeddick, ESQ. Ottawa, and mes Bell
! ESQ, Chicago. JAMES IT.
cra F7.mter md Et3"a.He kssr"'~
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TIE NEW AND STARTLING POM OF TIE DRESS
FOR TIE LAIR.


l..
Miss Flora NcFljmsey Of Madison square,
4 lady of fashion. OF wealth aud OF beauty,
Spent money like water for stuI FOR the hair,
And iid II because she thought II = duty.
To paint the hu- iiiyto perfume the rose
t. gid refined gOli--thcugh few would suppose
Miss fIora Me- n>ey with beauty so rare,
Required aUglt 10 make her more claTiIiugy fair.
CASTo
Miss Flora had heard of a noted Professor.
Vino dressed his own hair, tho not Iairdresser,
With a magical, wonderful, great preparation,
NOW used III vast quantities over the ra;en.)
This noted Professor wa gray a rat
At Juvenile thirty-uo older than that
And the amount OF poor hair his crown had upon il,
(Ih"ug' now a. black as ravens wing,
With lustre enough for ball room kinE)
Would not have been accepted such its harsh and
dry character, by any f,shioniSt, however bald .Ee
might have been, who e'er a bonnet.
This is all Of This beautiful ar! s:artug poem which
viii h. published i'll this PAPER. l. va desire learn
the effect of the pr".rr,Iion Ech Miss 81 FmSey ap
piled to her hair. call al l2 Broadway and Professor
Woods arent will Grove you that Woods Hair
fomo!'g the growth and restoring the original color
OF ''c hair ever safe, put before the public.
C.ruoN-ieware of worthless limitations, several
already in the market, called by dittren:
Use unless the word, Professor Woods Hair Re
storative, Depot St Louis, Mo, and New York; are
bown in the bottle. .li ny all Druggists and Patent
Medicine Dealers. Al-n by all Fancy ana Toilet goods
dealers liz the United States and Canadas. nov6-In
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which rcn'raliyos this rJ.slarions poison in the
b7o and Stimulates the liver TO expel it from the
J,f.. \ i should, 50 It doe, this affecting
FATHER docs what j. OF more service to those sub
jet his !uf.rtion. II taken in season 1t eNpels
i IN the system i; - absorbed. and thus keeps
tis-r wln vsc il free from il, attacks; keeps the
S"1'c!u ia health although exposed to the disease.
Consequently i: not Only cures, but protects from,
the great variety OF affection. which are induced
uy his ~ +h.snaut influences. such as Rcmittent
Fever. Call Fever, Dumb, Masked ACue.
PrrisIcli HrilI~.r, or Bilious lie Idachc. Bilious
Fcvcr-, Nclra-i,, Ehcuratisrn Cont. Blindness.
Tno,,ta-h-. Egra"hc. C.tarrh. Asthma. Palpita.
tins, = 'in:l! Atfr;iprs Of the Spleen. y.terics.
C1uc, Paralysis. AMI paiuGl Affections of tbs
S'5n1rh aud BbNcs. all Of which, when arising
IRON dis cause, viii he found ASSUME more or
les til, intermittent tyre. hi, AGUE CCRE"
rc.n2'e> Tar -ausu .! c>c sraii- cmclts, and
tn diSrl,n.
1hi, II a~sOrapl; hes ~ s:i.nu' at;ng The cxcre-
tories - eNpr. tie NigiIS from the system and
those Organs bv degree, become habtcd TO do this
thc.. r. > of rreir own accord. Hence arises what
80 term ~. Hi,1-G,ipD. Time NAV accomplish the
- ~ end Jl, often lie Is not long enough, or is
>lcrii,o in the Attempt. while this - AGUE CURE"
dos il ~ once. aud I.i:n safety. We have great
Tc:>B.i - believe ;his Is we'll safer
rcmrA~ fgr ~" whole class of diseases which are
'aus.a - zinc u.'a-r. atir Infection tan any Other
rii-tlas L,cu discovered: ard il has still another
important advantage To- the IuJic, which is, that
Il; = ol.caP vol good.
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OSO REAMS Of Letter. Cap, Note Sermon, Pocket
AsNV Note, Bath and Sermon Paper; Plain and
Ruled Tissue, Glazed. and Card Paper.
so Reams Of the best Letter and Cap Paper ever
breusa' Z ot's-s. Prices rsngnI GsI 70 g e.:&s
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80 MAIN STREET, BUFFALO, n Y.
DIRECTORS:
VIM. B. Ogden, Esq, VIM. II. Brown, Esq,
Geo. W. Gage, Esq, J. C Dore, Esq
john u Kinzie, Esq, Pho Carpenter Esq,
Hon. Mark Skinner, j II. Durham. Esq,
Hon. y. Il. Judd. F. Mosely Esq,
Geo. W. Dale, Esq, F. c. Larned, Esq,
Hon. J. A. Matteson, DR. l.. u. Boone
y. II. Wells, Esq, NJ ID. Ogden. Esq.
SPECIAL LECTURERS:
Hon. HORACE MANN, and Hon. GEO. W. CLINTON
The design OF the proprs'3r' OF these COIL srs TO
the West afording the ample facilities FOR young
men AMI young ladies to qualify Themselves FOR rcspon
bic positions in life. Their schools points above
are established firm basis, and are ali in
prosperous condition. The teachers ia the various de
partner are thoroughly accomplished, practical hush
ness meh.
The Co!!rgIarc Course
VIII embrace tie most approved and practical forms for
keeping books 10y Double Entry H. -. v7roas depart
meus OF Trade ard Commerce, inc! Ilug general
Whole.ais and Retail, Nercan'c. Exchange, comr.i--
sion, Manufacturing. Railroad. Banking Printing: Min
ing. Shipping, Steau.hoatuE, Individual Partnership
and Compound Company Business AIuaut.criTts rom
which the Stuh7t' copies are written 80 bold r'pii bn-
sin.s. hand which will serve great auxiliary IL
rcmn;,n>nir.
forms practical aud ornamental, v'' be taught by its
n,1o, p q r. srss. . n s@rn h "i4y[ ., e
The Ladies' B"iarrncn;
l. entirely separate from the ceU'le ems and IS f:tde
up in a neat and convenient manner.
TinIr as Onl,Ivn, Ing.
NAV st,,.r a. "a, ,.,r. and ,r,., - mil. ,y
reference c-.--s. BY th,s arrangement. every
student permitted 90 progress rapidly his eni.r
prise and ability VIII admit.
EaiIy lectures
val be delivered the Science ~ Accounts CONNER
cial Law. Political Economy Comm,rea! Calculations,
Banking, NrrcaEtilv Customs Commercial E,hi-s Ra-
road.ug Business rre-pout-ucc, Mining, Commerce.
scuoL,r>ilr issued from tse Chicago College viii he
good N Cleveland. Buffalo. and Albany. and vice
TERMS:
For Fall CoUrse-T.r7e misunderstanding all De
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FARJAN HOUSE,
Buy IL Farm !!

AND HAVE A HOME OF YOUR OWN!
NOR SALE-Three good improved Farms, miles
1 north of the canal on five to ten years time -
Price SIS per
Railroad and l.. miles from the Canal, at sl2 90 per
acre, down and balance in equa, payments
the first day of January, 1850 lS6, 1852 and lS53.-
May he paid in corn at 40c. per bushel
span of Horses, cheap for cash. on good notes, 70
IL months. Il. f. SHOIN ELL OtHrd, W.
Office at Fiske Taylors Clothing Store Saturdays
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OTTAWA free Grabtr
LOCAL. MATTERS.
circuit Court.

The Circuit Court is still in session and
will probably not get through the docket be-
fore the middle of next week and as it is
the determination of Judge llolis,er to see
the END Of it this term, the court will . oha-
bly, not adjourn before that is reached.
The Grand Jury were discharged on I burs-
day Of last week, after having found some
IS indictments, major part Of which were
for sell ng liquor without license.
The only cases worthy of notice since our
last "record" are the following:
People VS.. Parker Reed.-Indicted for lar
teny. Reed took change Of venue to ken-
dali county.
People vs. jefferson Wall Indictment for
riot. Wall and three Others were indicted
for brutaIly assaul,ing Anthony Hicks, IN
the streets in Ottawa, one evening several
months ago. He plead guilty and took the
blame of il all upon himself: and thereupon
county Jail for ten days. The indictments
Of the others were noIe proS'd.
People vs. Wesiey fisher Indictment for
murder THIS is the wife shooting affair
hat occurred IN Ottawa last summer: Thy
case was continued Ia next term.
People W. Thomas flaAus-This is the
grnii,Iuau WHO, as stated Nv" weeks ago,
Was found lui ~ on TWO indictments Tor
pity 'arce,y. H. has been sentenced t"
fnu' mo ,I's in the "mniy jail u" zach.
People " Isaac Uiue, bra.t-lndi, tn.n;
Tor selling nqu"r without license. Hitter
hrnnt keeps grocery IN Marsei.lvS. He
plead guilty to three indictments, ari was
hred $40 on each. with costs, win, h lac pad.
marking fha, Ia. had ,na'.e enough Oh elcc.
ton day alone t" pay 'ail dat"
Leon ri and Murray. he two "scn'!e-
m'n vii" were found guilty OF iohbing
Jonn Kane, IN Lass IL, have been sentenced
each I" five years III the penit"ntiarv.
People vs. Patrick Stack Stack lives in
Ottawa, and proi.s>.s to he a black>m tn.
He was convicted on an indictment for re-
ce'vrng stolen property, and sentenced to
t." years Imprisonment in the penl'en,ary
james L!Uk a stranger from Michigan,
plead guilty /" the soft imp achmeut' al
having >io:, n Il h",>c, aud Was sentenced "a
one wears .luranrr ia the perircutIaiy,
where his ~ Gus friends can address him.
THANK>GIvING DAY.--Our people, so far
a nutAard manifestation Indicated, observed
Thanksgiving day with unusual precision -
E.ery store III the city, We beleve, "a-
closed, and the attendance at the chuE chrs
III tue morning very fair. the dsv was
pleasant being about the first entire day o.
sunshine ~e have had III six weeks. Puu
try WAS uucomnouly cheap, and IN great
abundance, and pumpkins could be bought
or sorS 5" roast turkey and p.ml, IN
p Is were enjoyed by rich and poor, and il
CONSUMPTION ut tines constitutes supreme
enjoyment, we DOUBT whether any people
ev,r enjn,ed holiday better than those OF
Ottawa, aid Thanksgiving day in the year 81
grace 1853
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lsUcla Vista Floral ss:s rd ms.
IL Iil.lSs 4. 4

~ Hte residenc. Of ". r. ". CasiHdn, East OttT,rd
Always sale large supply of perpetual Roses and
all other kinds of Towering house plants strawberry To-
mao, Ri. barb, Cabbage plants, &C. &C, III their sea-
on and Vegetables of all kir.'s junl4
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EDISBuRGH REyIEw.-ThiS solid old quar-
ierly for October CO es to Us brim full Of
the choicest kind of reading. The following
are the contents:
Memoirs Of the Court OF England During
tn. Regency, lell- 1920; Report of the Fri
nj ni Madeiarnc Smith At Edinburgh, june,
1857 History OF Ancient Pottery; VI. Gui
zrtt'< Historical Memoirs; Contributions to
I'll. Philosophy of Vision; The Earl OF Xii
dvre aud their Ancestors, Studies OF Homer
and the iiomeric Ag-; Guy Livingstone OF
thorough; The London Cotton Plant; the
Edinburgh Review and Mr.. Froudcs HIS
tory.
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INTERESTING SABBATH StHo"L ExERCI~E> -
Surh they were en-. ,haticaliy at the B'pt'>t
Church on Thursday evening, IN the pres.
ence OF an intentionally crowded audience.
We have sent annual exhibitions in our
pubic schools, but even there have seen the
classes pass a 40 better examination thar
exhibition at the Baptist church. They
evInc, d that this school is blessed with wha,
indeed too few sabbath schools can boast, a
corps If industrious and efficient teachers
We hope these public examinations will be.
come flcqu> n, in all the schools, tor we can
imagine nothing that would he more likely
to stimulate both teachers and pupi to ell
gence and faithsulness in their lessons.
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Just lsrCcjVcG.
1TOORY'S History o. Irelaud-compicte
vi 9Th Vol Of Bancrot's History, for sale separate
III Volume Of Irviug's Washington, separate;
Liyinc~tons travels in Africa
Gerard's Adventures amongst tie Lions.
Berch-r'> LILO Thoughts,
Hugh NiIler's Works
life o. Aaron Burr;
Iour1au's Hand Book, &c;
Charlotte Bruuie's last WORK;
Anna Stephens last, aEi thousand other Books.
cr9 T.. Y. GRIGGS.
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lust Received,

DRoSE, Poetry. ANIMALS. Albums. Port Fo'ios Catho
Il lie Pray.r Books Common Prayer. Diaries. Memo
randums Cards. Envelopes, &C. too numerous to men
tiun IN one newspaper. l"r9l +. Y GRlGGS.
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CITY ! BANK
IA ruCS ALLEN \ co

Onsu from 9 e-c5ooa 4. M TO ~ O'Clock J.. u
~JGtIT nr,,rs for sale Oh New York. Boston, Phiadei
Sphia Chicago St Louis. and al The principal Cities
Gold a Silver bongit aud SOLD
Collections made in all parts OF the Stase an" 'e
fer day of yment. a: current rates OF exchange
NarchS. EDWIN L. ALtsEN '"N1tcT.
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The above report was submitted to the
Grand Jury at the November term. and on
motion adopted. |. ABRAHAM, Foreman.
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Pals, Tubs. &c, Basset-, Split aud Willow, Wrapping
p Dr. ana ,--- T.. .-
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THE subscriber begs to call attention to his Bucks.n
L Establishment on Main ST., next house west OF sa
eills office. Tanned buckskins all kinds OF buchsh
Cloves emphasizes, &C. aws hand aud sold atio"
est prices. ny NJ.
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lew!alaak Daiin Gribmat.
FROM ALBANY.

From Our Own Correspondent.
ALBANY, jim. 8, 1So.
. II is an old aging that no ,ae can toll who Will
be Governor until after election i had thought
that Mr. s. p Allen was likely to fail of re
election as Clerk Of the Serste. Bat he hnd good
advisers, and has made sn0ther 3uecessstll cam
pagu. lie persuaded his Cd Dep,fy Terwilligsr.
20 be content With deput ship. lie fouEd means
70 convince Mr.. Sekles thai he Mld nOs be- nom
mated and ts8 Mr.. Stow would ID we'll IL vote for
Allen, and letssiekes have the ploce occapied last
Year BY Mr.. Dayton. He secured several votes BY
promising places to G. G.. Eirmar,Of Chstnung and
A. n. Cole 0g Asegany.
II the good people of bat Star iinag se that the
officers of the Senate ard Asse ably chosen On
account OF theis pecula fitness, they sre greatly
deceived. The choice Is always matter Ot bar
gain and sale II il all done .the prejpe Of you
tickle me aud I'll tickle you. Every Senator and
every Member OF Ass, aby ccnes he e with some
friend at his hels, wha has daee important service
for his party. and wb1Se sersisfs mist be ward
I'd. The man who ran trade away most s,llfllly
the expeGtaBt Offices, - sure ~ win he chief prize
Mr. Anon has had the Md Of the Albany managers.
and has again Outma .euyeref and teaten tis Oppo-
nents-
TIE only one of hem y hose pcsition whose in
dus,ry and strict attention to blu sness. had given
him held upon the old riemberh NJ strong az to-
and took up with subos Innate Iiace.
The Senate wa organized without delay. Mr..
STOW, who Refused to 90 into. caucUA voted for
the Republican candidates. 'hrsughof. The two
American Senators were wisely absGnt from the.r
seats.
Ia the Assembly, SIR. Va, Yalk.snburI nod Sd
votes, Mr.. Alyord 81 aud NJ Law Q, foy Speaker.
After two b.iots with the same result IN adiearn.
ment vas osaered tea O'Clock thsaitsraoon, mhea
the membsrs will dzaw lot, for their seals
1t is nor probable that another vots will % had
for Speaker until tomorrow.
No do1bt is expressed by tho knowing oaes Of tina
| final triamph Of the Republicans. They will have
| both Speaker asd Clerk. Tho Republican cand,.
date far Clerk, Mr. Richardson, may not b. able To
trade as cheaply az Ar. Allen in she Senate, but h.
can drive az sarewd bargain "a any man in tn,
| State.
| Our friesd Reilly Of your city. WHOSE nomination
was begged away fsom Cu.hman, cannot beat Rich
ardson in truck and decker trade
We are all disappointed IN not getting sight At
the Governors Message. Taxation, the csnab, AMI
a registry law viii be among its topics, OF course.
and If he should strongly recommend a registry.
there ia possibility Of The passage Of some law
upon that subject L. VII b. stifay opposed, how
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07
fesal Notifm

Ara SURROGATE's COURT, held in and for
"A the County OF hswYOrk. the Saro<ss' Ohee "a the
City Ncwfort the tve1yhst dsy OF December 70 the
year one thousand eight hundred and ftyseven prescott
ALEXANDER W. BRADFORD S@rvss,e, IN the msster o.
the aspiration lease sell the Real Lsats OF
PATRICK fO9ERTY deceased reading and tans q the
Petition ct ELLEN POGkhTl Administering Of se essse Of
Pck Foeerfy late the City OF New York dcesssd .or
authority aortsase esSe sea the Real Estate q the said
deeesed fsf the Of his debts 10 ordered thai oil per
the estate d the said Patrick fosery. do
erased appear before the s. oae OF the County Nswior
bis c- In tho City Of NeHYort the third dAy OF Feb
ruay O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day. then aid
there slow why authority should nt b seo b. ess
sA AdninssiI 70 mertsase sase sss - mach n tAs
Pna Esse said rsnck Pss-ty deos.sa shAI b
seerssary V paw h5 dexA A w. tAADFORD.
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