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rpsu.) Of Illinois viii DO Chairman by the close
vote Of us to III. The motion of Mr. Stephens,
,bjcb bad priority to refer to the Standing Com
mittee on Territories, was defeated by barely one
m,iority-Yeas ll3, Nays ia. So the whole
question Of admitting Kansas under the LecOmp-
ton Constitution goes to Select Committee, in
structed to make thorough investigation. Mr.
Ke;tt then made an ample apology to the House
for his attack on Mr.. Grow during the preceding
sitting, and Mr. Grow expressed regret that ne
cessty had constrained him to engage in personal
collision on that floor; when the subject was
dropped, and the House adjourned.
In SENATE, Mr.. FesSenden made o long and
strong speech in behalf Of Free Kansas, elicitmg
explanatory remarks from Messrs. Mason, Seward
c. c. Clay and jeff Davis. The Lecompton
Message and Constitution we're then referred to
the Standing Committee on Territories (sure for
Lecompton) by ak majority. Adjourned.
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Total. Total.

Absent
N,te York;. .Mst;eson. MdrRdnd....Hsrris
PcnESyltanid. .Leidy. Missouri 800 SMlthers
Reilly. s. Carolina. Bonhsn.
Not ,oting...........O Orr, Speaker, offs. c.
We do not regard this close vote as absolutely
decisive Of the final result but il must go very far
toward nsuring the defeat of LecOmpton. Mr..
Speaker Orr can hardly fail to give Col. Harris a
majority on his Select Committeeman, indeed,
pledged to oppose the LecomptOn Continuance
under all circumstances and at all hazards, but in
favor Of an honest and searching inquiry into and
report upon the machinery by which that con-
tr:yance was produced, and the favor or aversion
with which il is regarded by the People of Kansas
This inquiry must take time and cannot fail TO re
suit in the presentation of startling facts IN shape
which must command general credence. Our con-
fidence that no Constitution viii be recognized by
Congress as that of Kansas until that People shall
have fairly aud freely accepted it is materially
strengthened BY yesterdays proceedings in the
House.
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Mayor Tiemann sent word to the Aldermen last
night that he could not approve the resolution
directing the purchase of lot for fire company.
1t has been usual heretofore to grant without ques
ton whatever the fremen asked for-whether gold
medals or Brussels carpets, or new houses and
ots--snd certain political death has been supposed
to be the consequence of vote in opposition to
such requests The universal answer to every
demurrer has been that the iremen do great ser
vice without reward, and, therefore, no degree of
extravaganza in building and furnishing their houses
should be complained of. The Mayor has taken
bold stand-one in which he will be very likely to
stand almost alone for if Aldermen and Councilmen
have any weakness weaker than another, i is seen
in the zeal with which they strive to Guido one
another in their special attentions to the voting
6remen of their respective districts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

Our correspondents in Europe aud Asia
occupy large part of our pages this
morning. Their letters are unusually inter-
estipg. Our correspondent at London give
some interesting details concerning the Ital
isns implicated in the late attempt to kill Louis
Napoleon. Our correspondent at Paris discusses
that attempt at considerable length with ability and
fairness, whatever may be said of his Judgment
upon certain points of the question. From Madrid
our regular correspondent sends some highly inter.
estiug details with regard to the affairs of Spain
now as ever in state of transition, as we con-
6dent to something better. Not the least valuable
in this series of dispatches is that Of our cores
pondent at Hong Kong, who furnishes striking
account both of the preparations for the lombard
ment of Canton by the English and of the progress
Of the Tai Ping Wang rebellion. 1t seems, too,
from the letter Of this correspondent that American
ships are still very largely engaged in the Cody
trade.
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Russia" says keen observer lis des-
"pOtism tempered by assassination" The instance
was special, but the truth underlying it is univer-
sal. Every despctism exists on a like tenure.
The sword Of Damocles hangs, and barely hangs,
suspended by its hilt over the head of every de-
stroyer of Nations Liberties. We may con-
denim the hand which cuts the restraining hair and
launches that sword at the head of the usurper-
too often only TO miss it and pierce instead the
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WASHINGTON, Monday, Feb. 9, 1853.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Feb. 9, 1853.
The result in the House is regarded as glorious
triumph, considering the open influence exerted
By the Administration TO affect the result. If We
distribute the Elk absentees, exclusive of the Speak
err. ard Mr. Caruthers of Mo. according to their
known party prOcliyities, It becomes evident that
their presence would have made tie. Messrs.
Burns and Miller of Ohiosurprsed both their friends
and opponents by their open surrender. Messrs.
Pendleton of Ohio and NibIack of Indiana after
steadily opposing the resolution, came in when
their votes were worthless.
The Administration is exultant at the prospect Of
carrying Lecompton on the basis Of this close diyi
sion, predicsting its faith upon remembrance Of
the first test vote on the Nebraska BILL when 81 ma
j0rity was overcome.
Mr.. Fessenden's speech to-day, reviewing the
message, the opinion of the Supreme Court, and
the whole Kansas policy of the Government, is pro-
nounced one Of the ablest and most lucid eIpoStons
which the subject las yet received in the Senate.
jeff Davis was much excited by its positions and
declarations, and perhaps smarting under defeat ia
the House, attempted to criticize It in rather ali
offensive tone. Mr.. Fessenden's reply was brave
manly and prompt. He told the fre-easer that no
intimidation would deter him from making the
freest expression of his opinion and action, and
that when he was willing TO regard consequences
of any sort in question of duty, he would first
resign his seat. Some sarcastic references told
with effect on both sides Of the Chamber. Mr.
Pitt is not to be Marshal of this District, unless
the Presidents purpose changes.
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A large Anti.LecOmpton meeting was held in
Philadelphia last night, at which Col Fcrney pre-
sided, and Mr. Stanton, late Secretary and Acting
Governor of Kansas, spoke Gov. Walker was
not present.
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NewWork daily Gtibm,te
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Q, 1853.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

subibes In sending remittance frequently omit to msn
ton tie Of the PostOfce, and very frequently tho
Of the State which their paper is 10 be sent. Always
mention the name Of the Post office and STATE
No noace be token Of Communications What
intended for insertion must be authenticated by the
and address Of the wnerno necessarily fo1 pubncs
ton, but guaranty Of his good faith
csnnot undertake rejected Communications.
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WAsHISGTos, Monday, Feb. 8, 1853.
Gen. Calhoun is preparing statement to the public
relative to Kansas affsirs He has said in conversa.
ton with his friends and may repeat it IN his address,
that he did vote in the Convention to submit the
tire Constitution, but defeated and then went for
vote on the Slavery article, and that there
was an attempt to practice deception upon him,
a. 10 the returns from Delaware Crossing, but that
the returns from Delaware Crossing give the Legs
sture TO the Free State party. He is OF opinion that
this leaves no room for contention, there is every
probability that proposition viii be offered in tue
SeIate from the Lecompton Devocrahc eide, at the
proper time, emphaticaly and distinctly recognizing
the night Of the people Of Kansas to slier their Con
stituton whenever they see proper-anything in tue
Leeompton Constitution TO the contrary notwith.
standing.
The Board 10 prepare q code Of regulations for the
gcyeTpmsut Of ths Navy, which commenced W ses
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Advertisements for The WEEKLY TRIBUNE OF this
week should be handed in to-day early tomorrow.
Price Al line.
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In Congress, yesterday, the HOUSE, after a
severe struggle, referred the Presidents Kansas
Message. with the Lecompton Constitution, to
Select Committee, whereof Gel. T. L. Harris
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meeting of our citizens opposed to the Lecomp-
ton Constitution has been called, mainly by distin-
guished Democrats of the Adamantine stamp, IN
Guiding GEORGE BANCROFT, GEORGE DOUGLASS,
&c, and the list Of signatures is being rapdlyex-
tended The meeting will take place on Friday
evening next at the Academy of Music and will be
addressed, among Others by Gov. K. j. WALKER
and Sec. FREDERICK p STANTON in exposition OF
the actual condition of Kansas and the aversion Of
its People to the LecomptOn fraud and its con-
trivers. The following is the call:
The citizens New York who opposed TO forcing upon the
People Of Kaes Constitution of Government which they have
REJECTED and who desire the National Democratic party
from completely in the frauds by which the Leoompton Constitu
on aimed invited attend public meeting to be held
at the Academy Of Music Friday evening al O'Clock TO
protest against the acceptance of that Constitution by Congress
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Some further developments were made yesterday
before the Committee on Frauds, report of which
will be found in another column. If the don't
know" and "can't remember of witnesses could
be treated with few doses of commitment for
contempt, the examination might prove something
more than farce.
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Of wSs, the lecturer was say.ss. The applause was
imnecse, anu the Lecturer gave sucs ss,'sscpoe tas
wa. unanimously decided that it shOid Do again DE-
lyerd before the Society.
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London AGENCY.
Nsssrs SAMPSON Low Son Co, No. ~ LudRate Hill Lon
Son authorized receive subscriptions TO THE TRIBUNE
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IA new romantic drama 70 thres Srs aad nVe laoeasH
written by pa neure,eaas aa..9 q ene
At rnE tiRsrTbe ruined hn, near w,pe Ia isnsa.A
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The h snGs q y ns the srcs
fss he s ss. fSs
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for the hut IN the the return Of bernard his nav.
TABLEAU The Tn,RD-The VOLTS Gorge the
The hui Of fsasrss ihe departure r.uyr,s aoas ns,
moans.n oeg,ns the flakes assv,Y,
s . y sD Sas h 49,, n q @
Pauyre gains the shelter Of her hut the hrst Of s
rocks and mouusns hurled into abyss precursors
Of the terrible ,saopss recognizes the sound
TIT Ay Ss Sa AND ffiE SEA or SNOW.
nss % s as the tho
Of r4rsi
The Chateau Of Grsndya and The adjacent park Kiyest
and he Duchess The father ana child meet, disco
TABIEAU TfiE L&sT-Thei Illuminated Palace Ciranavai
Maurice and the Duchess The strngg the farewell Of raS
in the goatherd Pauvree pride fall the reconciliation
the double bridal; The grand fe'e OF GrandvaL
WALLaCY's THEATRE
Stage sanaser Mr. Lester wa,ct
Doors open i NV ( s' gSsRSa = X O'clock
from pen Stirling Coyne, in America with
and splendid i SoTGs S1a VENTURE sTss s"'u'
Chsy.,sr ,aaaS "s5w ssss
The Duke de Vendomss Mr. Dyou
nohncour' Mayor DOmo IA Mr. r, s'oan
oncers Guards, Servants. 20.
The Countess Beau'lliers MIS- n rs
The new scenery by ishcrwood and Wallace
SALOON and RECEPTION HALL
n The Ge" t.. % ,Ss Countess
WIN view Of the French oamp before narceiona u
gns alss"c meta %yhoioaiS duration upassas
events written by N NJ nSfes% b SnS sa''d
SEIZURE o. Or ~" Tnn SEAS;
A TAD Dr 81 ihGSD rEH FIELD
Ancient roGIEs.
Neptune q Man ina % %sg. e.,ss
but making supe sa ereru9ns to keep p-o,r,.
cnronos, better Known as ''od Times an eiderl,
party Of regular habits, esteemed something
too slow for the present Sloane
Oceanus, his marine majestys nautical father in
Chippendals
Boreas a great blower, of Aurora and oonsit.-
rble roarer himself Mr. G. Bernard
TRITON, eldest Of Neptune and first prince %
Amphtrite, Queen Of the Seas, and acknowledged
leader OF the real original Goldfish aristo-
Mrs Pioyt
Mercedes diving bellies and diamonds Of the first wafer
The Misses Pyne, Stella Cooke Rivers Lake &C, &c
/. IrnoyAfons.
Electros, the youngest of Mercury and Iris, an
exceedingly 1nshy spark anxious 10 make
his through the world Miss Mary Gannon
ST. George. proxy for Albion at the projected ALI
high hfe below stairs Mr. Ilsceiles
| Columbia the interesting and Interested party %
the delightful occasion. For further psrcu-
lars 'Jenkius' Miss
July the sunniest the Miss krnesine onare
ACT
DEEp, DEF SEA .Tsherwood
lin MAJEsrys CORAL BouDoiR-waiiaoe.
PLATEAU Al BorrOs - SgA-IsherwoO
IN ACT H.
The WORKSHOP CiHoSos-Wslace.
Characteristic dance by july
The PLACID SEA.-lsberwood
Grand aliegoric tbrau friendly
Albion and Columbia.
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AZ G. EDEY, AUCTI0NEER.

AZ G. EpEY, AUCTIONEER.
M. Peremptory sale OF wagons harness &c.
EZRA LUDLOW JR.,
win SELL on Saturday, October at lzoclock At sales
No Pine street. without close accounts
great variety of and vehicles which
will be found rockaways for four and six persons shifting top
bugges elegant light wagons seated wagons road wa
CONS &c Also variety of single and double harness
The attention OF buyers solicited the sale VIII be positive
CHERIFF's sAIE.-THERE WILL. BE sHERiFF's
- sale at the dwelling house northeast corner OF Carroll and
Clinton streets, Brooklyn 10Y O'Clock M, Saturday
next October at which will be sold all It's richly carved FUR
niure comprising sofas bedseads wardrobes centre and
drawing tables mirrors chairs carpets pictures bedding &C.
large plate bronze manei ornaments
fine china ware valuable private library curtains &c
large of fine wines brandies &c kitchen nten
gs washing machine de- Also tine carriages ele
CANT horses mounted harness, &c.
rrHOs vEITCH AUCTIONEER. OFFICE 10 SPRUCE
stree-Sheri sale OF office furniture &C. this day satur
day III A. NJ at 10 Spruce street. consisting OF iron
'N-s'' ee'-'' JAMES @. WILIET, Sheriff.
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A Nj. MERWIN, AUCTIooNEER.- BANGS MER
II. WIN Co--frade sale rooms No. 10 Park row.-Mon
evening October H. 81 O'Clock illustrated
books comprising collection Of valuable English and Aner
books all tho various branches literature and
sciences sui stnaly bound including many beautifully and
expensseiy illustrated IN rich and calf bind
ings also including collection Of and choice books all
an good order also variety superb English steel
legs, &C. Catalogues ready.
j. BLEECKER Will. SELL AT THE MERCHANT
IA Exchange, Oct 13 eleven valuable houses and lots
Filth Eighth and Twelfth belonging to the
tate OF j. Zimmerman deceased Maps and particulars ut
No Broad street.
UCTION NOTICE.. BoGART, AUCTIONEER-BY
Ii S. BoGART-Saturday, Oct .. at IL O'Clock, at the
broadway theatre " mortgage sale of the wardrobe
merry stage furniture and properties.
JAMES b. BENSEi.. Attorney for MORTGAGE.
UCTIoN NOTICE AND PEREMPTORY SALE
N Of household furniture carpets gilt frame pier and
day Saturday at 1o O'Clock at saesroom 10 Nassau street
and mahogany paror and bedroom furniture gilt
frame pier mane mirrors bookcases extension dining
tables do dressing bureaus, wasstands bedsteads
pallasses &C. the whole be sold the
highest bidder for cash.
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DLANcARp HOUSE, BROADWAY AND TWELFTH
I'D New k-Faehonaby located eeg Antly furnish
ed with every modern improvement and tor the
reception ~ per dav ny the week n lower
rates Public favor respectfully solicited BY TIE new msnsge
meot BLANCHARD MAGELLAN,
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LNUK LIVERPOOL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T4INF.-TIfE
splendid clipper ship ESCORT ssiis posasoiy this day
O'Clock The celebrated clipper ship Dr~ainought vii
se-eeA and sa in few DAYS For pa ssae Apply bo.ri
pier ~ Eorh river, 10 r. M. DhMARESi. W south
Street.
LNOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA, NEW
II York and European steamship Company VIII dc1p.,ch.
on tbs 2sh inst the eanshp ATLANTIC 0ae OF ne Collins
Hne) for Aapinwall with the steamship ffernan
thence touching aneiro Valparaiso, Panama and san
Juan del sud 70 san Francisco For freight or passage has
splendid accommodations apply ut the companys omce 80
Greenwich street, corner q Duane.
HENRY RANDALL. President
john WIN. GUraEY. Agent
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L,oR CHARLESTON, 8. C,-UNITED STATES NAIL
IT. side wheel steamship neThrough in forty eight hours
The steamship COLUMBIA NJ Berry commander, viii leave
pier No North river Saturday, Oct at O'Clock r NJ
precisely For freight passage apply To SPOFFORD,
fILEsTok CO.. g Broadway Bills OF adng signed on
marked Care OF agent Northeastern Railroad" Through
tickets the following places be had by applying AZ
above
To Atlanta
To Augusta
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CPECIAL NOTICE
- clipper 10Th October - $1,000
ROSS, FAICONER 4 CO.'S LINE FOR SAN FIR ANCiSCO.
The clipper ship CREST OF THE WAVE. Coley MASTER az
pier II East river having half Of her ON board VIII
have dispatch and leave before her day FOR
balance of freight apply to
ROSS, FAIC0NER 4 co,
No. IS Wall street. Tontine Building. second floor
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nor SAvANNAH--THE AMERICAN ATLANTIC
IL steamship Companys new and elegant steamship
MONTGOMERY, - Croaeker. commsader will Leave pier "
North Saturday October q mt O'Clock T. NJ Cabin
passage with unequalled accommodations SIS Through
tickets New Orleans $50 So Mobile SIS, Montgomery so
Albany Ga, sci. Atlanta and Columbus, S2S Macon s2l
Freight 10 cents foot and proporuonae rates Insurance
one half pei cent Apply 10 49,
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DARSUMs MUsEUM-vAMoUs DR.. VALENTINE,
ID the versablc with thousand faces. a thousand
tongues; TfiIODOSs THEATRE OF ART or Animated vi
World. with ia thousands % active figures Arern0os
Happy Family living SerpenA nc. Admilancs - cents;
children under Ten, u cen,a
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A UCTIoN NoTIcE.-To HoUsEKEEPERs.

IA Attractive sale OF elegant rosewood furniture.
This day Saturday. at l0h O'Clock precisely all OF the
elegant furniture every description
contained In the spacious dwelling l52 West Twenty first
street between Seventh and Eighth all made to order
by the best makers In the city The house contains six
hundred lots of superb rosewood satin wood and oak
taires marble paintings by Laney Egeo and Hunt
ington, and other eminent artists All of which will be sold
peremptory TO the highest bidder for cash. and must be
moved from the house within days Descriptive catalogues
will be ready ut the house e morning Of the SALE which
will be positive, rain or shine.
Parlor furniture consists Of
Three full suits solid rosewood furniture covered with
crimson brocade do with green silk velvet all In
order the with all the furniture in the house
Rosewood and sofa tables with marble solid
rosewood Turkish and reception chairs lounges to match
octave rosewood piaDoiore stool and embroi
dered silk and lace curtains six large pier and mante mirrors
stands with mirror backs superb eteeres mounted
In omou French escreores wax vases English chandeliers
marble groups, satuary paintings &c including
and valuable specimens Of glass and canvass.
Superb rosewood chamber furniture.
Rosewood marble bureaus richly carved be1seads large
hair mattresses and commodes toilet
set wartrobes with mirror doors tapestry carpets
throughout the house; oval mirrors bronze clocks with all
kinds of chamber furnture sofa bedeads Oak and
mahogany dining room furniture extension tables marble top
sdeboard rich French china glass ruby engraved glass
ivory cutlery with large variety mentioned Stages
within few doors of the house.
w II WESTCOTT Aucioneer
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T'HIRTIETH ANNUAL FAIR or THE AMERICAN
institute Fxcur-on tickets per steamships JAMESTOWN
and ROANOKE, from Richmond Petersburg and back
meals Ac included s5; and from Norfolk and
SIS These tickets used 10 Eth Octpber without
additional charge thus Arordng parties desiring an oppcrsa
nifty visiting the Fair ~ the American institute ri
moderate For ket- apply 10 the agents Of the
Mt Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond, or 10
HENRY LUDLAM n broadway.
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CPEED, COMFORT, ECONOMY.
- FOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA,
United States Mail Line
The favorite steamship AiAbAMA Gapt,in neorse ~
pier No North river Through ckes can be had for the M
lowing places Fare lew by other steamers from
New York Savannah accommodations SUPERIOR
New York New Orleans $50 So Mobile, s. Montgomery
Ala, SIG Atlanta Ca, 80; Albany Ga. $2 Columbia Ca
81; Macon, Ga, 81. Savannah SIS
n BPersons wishing through tickets must apply one hour
the departure the For freight
spply TO SAMUEL I. MITCHELL & SON. u broadway.
freight this viii he 10 cents foot
measurement goods and other articles In proportion.
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SHIPPING.

SHIPPING.
CA Fam ~ LlVEKPoOf. LONDON. GLASGOW. DUB
- I'm, Belfast and Londonderry,
4 nd all the principal towns Of England and Ireland
Via iverpoo without delay, at greatly reduced
NiRRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
The Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia Steamship Com
pany's splendid Clyde built Iron screw steamships in
tended 10 sail As follows-
YORK
KANGAROO. Thursday, Oct II
And each alternate Thursday
At II O'Clock noon, froaa pier Al North river
Passengers will find this the speedy route 70
the Continent
RATES PASSAGE.
Cabin from New York and Philadelphia us
Third class from New York to any Of the above named
Return tickets available for months ........... 60
Passengers forwarded ~ Havre Paris Hamburg. Bremen
Antwerp and all parts OF the Continent without delay.
Drafts on Liverpool from 81 upwards
NOTCH These steamers provided with every requisite
n insure the immediate extinction Of fire. and the strictes dis
ciIine Is enforced with regard to the OF lights
For freight passage apply OF the
pany. JOHN q. DALE, Is Broadway, New York, Agent
In Liverpool 70 WIN. lNMAN. Tower Buildings.
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L,oR CHARLESTON. s. c.
United states mail sidewhee steamship line-Through In
forty eight hours.
The steamship JAMES ADGFR,
Richard Adams. commander,
Will leave pier No North "Wednesday October H.
four o'clock T. NJ precisely For freight passage apply
~ SPOFFORD, T1IfSTON A co, 70 broadway.
BILLS Of sdng signed board Through tickets 10 the fol-
lowing places may be had by applying as above
To Atlanta -
All goods for the Northeastern Railroad must be marked
Scare agent Northeastern Railroad"