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MILLENNIUM INC, 80 iNa's
Inv IARfr.
Mr. Comss opp OF Mass, introduced bin regu'at
inr the duties or imports and purpecs, which
wac referred 10 the COMMITTEE On ways aud Means.
Mesars RITuus opp and noEI-, opp OF Pcun-
s,lvana each made unsuccessful efforts 20 introduce
PROPOSITIONS looking 70 The alteration OF the iar NTH
view 20 protection and specific duties.
I'm motion &c Mr.. BOouas, tadm 81 Va, resolution
calling on hcfrcsdcnt inform tue House whether any
measures bad recently been taken 90 procure reduction
Of the duties BY foreign governments Oh American tobae
co, VAS adopted
wr JotsS CocrpASE, (auil ~ n. v, rrovoscf iont
resolution of thanks CAPTAIN samuel q Reid, for hav-
I'M designed the prvscnt a az te uuod States Refer
red 20 the Committee on Naval Alurs.
INVESTIGATION or rgE PVtSuys CONTRACTS.
on motion uf Mr. GToRGE f,Ytor. (aim Of " v,
special committee OF aye ordered 80 be appointed {,
investigate the accounts o. late superintendent o.
Pebble Printing. with power - send for persons and
papers, AID report Al Any umc.
rUR uFrrtvO CnSgrySs
Mr.. GRov opp q leun, ,sked ~, i,i'ed y Obtain
vtces tie second Monday of November.
PROMOTION ~ ouN sEgsARr.
Mr.. prTrtrfV fldm0 ~ "a. introduced Joint
lotion authorizing the President confer the title o. Cap
tam in thief, Cor eminent services Referred 10 the
Committee on Naval Affairs.
Mr. CoNupR, opp IL "a, asked leave 60 Introduce
resolution ior tic appointment y eommittec Of Ave 70
CnHcd States contained the letter the President of
the Centenary Committee a. ftisbTg, that money nal
lNnhHN
Vttsgonll election w olpoen "a MS wishes aud " 70
Iort Lic names oi the pctSoas implicated.
Tho introduction a. this raout on Ohicce1t' amidst
LOUD laughter
CHANGE IN rlE COINAGE.
on motion of Mr. Tsytos, laim II Ia, the comuiitN'
on WAYS and Means instructed 90 inquire ints ~
,Nrcdcnri II ret1ug much 81 The nj provinces Tor
the dcbasug ot silver half dollars and other smaller coins
and making them legal tender not exceeding I'VE
dollars.
IMPROVEMENT THE MISSISSIPPI.
Mr. TAi.oR also introduced 1lil Authorizing loaisana
to impose tonnage duties for the Improvement OF the chan
mel Of the Mississippi
1uE ADMISSION or KAvsAa
Mr. RtSeuav opp n ohio, introduced bill 10 repeal
the English act for the admission Kansas the Unon
Referred 10 the Committee on Territories.
POPULAR ~ rrpprropfrs
Mr. TKrrya (epp) of Ohio, introduced bill authorizing
she ~ opc " The Territories ~ eject 81 their officers
which was similarly refcrrcd.
ABOLITION NEprEss wtrsuE>
Mr. BINGHAM introduced d ov1dNw tAat the nrrernt
syste OF mileage he abolished after the present Congress-
AZ thai members be asWti ont> tlclr actual travelling
eypcascs Referred tn the Committee IN Mileage.
FRkE SUGAR.
Mr. MnRRq, fadm.) Of Nl, Introduced a bill for the I'D
m ssion Of sugar and tree o. duty, and bill giving
the riaht 20 the Territories elect Governors and ali
other officers.
posr ROAD Across PLAINS
Mr.. wAamvRr, opp Of III, introduced bin provd-
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The Georgia Lottery Laws.

AUGUSTA, DC. 1906.
At the session Of Legislature inpo
laws passed in relation tho subject OF lotteries.
In the amended Tax bii' It Is provided "fhat each
manager Of any lottery authorized by the of t1s
State sha pay 10 the State Treasurer thousand dol
lars annually free Of all costs Of collection and Ia
failure TO pay the same, the said naaager his
shall be subjcc, 10 the same penalty aud collect
taxes lie provided for defaulng banks" The FOL
lowing act also passed and approved by the Cover
nor viz
AN ACT TO REPEAL LAWS PARTS
LOTTERIES snATE GEORGIA, pUR-
PCSEs:-
Section 1. The General Assembly OF the State of
Georgia do enact that from and after the first day june
1850, all laws and parts OF Laws auhoris lotteries ia
the State Of Georgia. the venting OF lottery tickets
SAID state. be ana the same hereby repealed.
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ing for the laying out OF post route from Leavcnworh
a. be head waters Of The South fork Of Pate
near Fixes Peak
SUPPRESSION
Mr. FARNswoRin, (opp OF Ill. endeagorei 70 nitro
onft iefouton instructpg the Com mttee Naval Al
fairs 10 inquire and report what farther are
necessary to carry out the article the Ashonrton treaty
for the suppression of the slave trade,
MT BLAIR, topp J Of Mo asked, but tailed to receive
coneenf, 10 Introduce resolution declaring the supreme
Court decision in the bred Scott extra judicial illegal
and void and asserting that Congress should vindca is
fiGht 70 iegislae ON slavery IN the Territories
APPROPRIATION REIoRTFp
MIR. fH1Ps (adm) Of Mo-, from tho Ways and Means
Committee reported the Civil Navy aud Legislative Exc
cutive and Judicial Appropriation bills.
APTaiaS
Mr. PARRonT Of Kansas introduced bill u renco the
military L0avenworth, and TO trace tho
northern boundary OF Karsns
a NEW HOMESTEAD muI-
Mr.. FERGUSON, OF Mimi. introduced Homestead bill
large number OF bills and resolutions a variety Of
subjects were introduced and referred appropriate
committees
Adjourned Till the 4th OF January.
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THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH
wAsmscroS Dec. ., 1858.
Among the many bills introduced ia tho Houses to-day,
Vas one by Dir Branch, Of ~ G., appropri4ns million
Of dollars TO enabie tho President TO conclude with
Spain treaty OF amay, and for the settlement Of
all differences, including the cesslon Of Cuba, to
be used by him, If he thinks fit, in advance
OF the ratification Of such treaty By the
Senate; it there not at the time payment is required
that much money in tue treasury the President is au
thozeJ 10 borrow IT, The bill referred 70 the Com
init.ce on Foreign Affairs.
The government thus morning received teiegraphlc
despatch from New Orleans giving fow particulars
lave to another Administering expedition from that port
against Nicaragua The federal officers viii be forthwith
instructed to reaouble their vigilance suppress it,
In connection with the reservations in the
tive session Of the Senate yesterday after the opening
of the doors, joint resolution passed creating tenn
poary the breve grade OF admiral in the Unitod States
navy, with view TO confer Captain Charles Stewart
the oldest officer in the service recompense for hsv
ing been harshy treated On his death the rank is to bo
abolshed
Tho within which the creditors OF Texas must pre-
sent their claims the Treasury extended until JAM !,
1862.
Lieutenant Colonel De Russy yesterday assigned TO
tho command Of the Corps of Engineers and 10 the charge
OF that bureau OF the War Department
The Catholic priest who opened the Senate with prayer
to-day Father Boyle, Of st. Patrick's church, this
city. The full of priests in the dress Of sur
pice and cassock II is the first occasion since the
foundation Of the government that the entire vest.
ments Of the Romsh clergy have been seen
in either chamber The reverend father read from the
breviary Bishop Carros prayer for those in authority
Tho chamber happened to be crowded, and much interest
ana curiosity manifested With every appearances OF
devotion II, the Senators and spectators.
c. 7. Senestack TO-DAY confirmed by the Senate
warden of the District of Columbia penentary.
The soop of Plymouth has been ordered 70 Norfolk
for repairs
The highest bid for the construction of the Atchaalaya
fIouisiana) lighthouse by Reany, Neade Co., OF
Philadelphia, si2 GOO, and the lowest by the West Pou
Foundry New York IS 900. There nine other bids
ranging between these Gsures
III the Senate to-day memorial presented from the
grandson OF General Greene of Rhode Island asking for
aid publish the correspondence and other papers Of
that patriot. II referred the Committee on the
Library.
The Secretary of War has asked Congress for nearly
four hundred thousand dollars pay the Florida voun
called into service by General Harvey and Colonel
Ioomls, during the years 1857 and 1855.
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uNnrp STATES STEAMER BEooKtYN--s,cam WIS applied
10 the United states Brooklyn yesterday Tor the
second The ship lies at The foot Of Corlcars street.
las, river. The fret time steam applied 10 her, a
few days since, the engines six seven hours without
stopping. Their performance yesterday was equally or
more favorable. The ship rugged throughout sail.
ma vessel steam being added only TO ,crease her capa
cities. She built hy J. A. wostervct, E~q. Her
dimsnsors a. follows--Iergth deck, 237 feet,
beam, 40 fcct bold II i feet tonnage, 1000 On Mon
day she will b. taken 10 the Navy Yard cokyn, tn
10 receive her and stores AMI then pro cod
On her trial irip The model Of the ship Il very beaat
l AM the working Of her engines 50 far has been very
favorable.
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Appointments by the President. nv rnd with
the Advice nnu Consent az the senate.
OFFICERS oF THE CUSTOMS.
~ ~


Collectors
James r. Gibbe, district Of Beaufort North Carolina
reap ointcd.
James r Miller, district Of Wilmington, North Carolina;
rcappointed.
Horace Moody, district Of oswcgatchic, New York
appointed.
francis W. Latham, district Of Brazos do Santiago,
Tcxas, vice X. T.. HARRISON, deceased.
George W. Clason district OF Milwaukee, Wisconsin, vice
Moritz Shoefier removed.
Isaac Z. Jennings, district OF Little Egr Harbor, New
Jersey, vice Stephen Willis, removed.
Samuel Jones' OF Kansas district Of Paso del Norc,
New Mexico, vice Caleb sherman, whose commission
expired.
Naval OEcer.
John Iaurens district Of Charleston, South Carolina,
vice Henry NJ Howard, deceased
Surrevvrs.
David s. Ruddock, New London, Connecticut, reap.
pointed.
william stotts, Keoknk, iowa; reappon,cd.
Levi r. Iightner Cairo, Illinois, vice John s. Hacker
whose commission expired.
Hiram r Nixon, wilmington, North Carolina, vice Vim.
n F1anner, resigned.
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FiytsY-rIuorr. THURSDAY, Dec q. NJ tho Church
o. - Jctn the Evangelist, by the Row D. Mem ,hon, Dr.
Fpwktu - lNiAy, IL New York, 10 ASNAHlIA H. d1ugh-
ter ~ lsaac Elliott, of Philadelphia.
IAwsoN-SSELr--On Thursday, Dec. %, at No. 1si
TwLty second street, by tho Rex. Dr. Graham, EDWARD
NJ. Lswsos, Of Ireland to Mas NJ NJ SSsL, Of this city
Belfast papers please copy.
rARf1R--MAstT,--M Oakland, SOUTHAMPTON county,
Va the residence 81 The brides father Thursday, Dec
2, by ir William Hooper, Mr. ixTsEY b. PARXiR 80 Mise
Mana AGNr MAJrrx.
TANAST-BIsIR.-On Wednesday, Dec. y, by the Rev
mr. Dunn. 81 orange, ~ =, ~ 6. rgs.Sr OF Burlngye,
Ohio 20 bliss MARY AVN BLAIR d this city.
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FrE ARrs-A picture, said to be oorreggio, Is on
hbition 500 Broadway The subcc, Il Mercury traen.
inc Cupid 10 read while Venus superintcnds th s-iuca
onal exercises. II Is the follow Of the copy Of tt oele
batcd picture formerly owned by the DIXIE Of Ava and
now the National Gallery London. Without pruaounc
ing opinion 10 the commences Of the picture hero
we may say with truth that has the beet points or the
master The figure Of Venus IL a inc anatomical study
and the tsh o that woRr0us color ~ which the
masters alone had the secret The manner in which
the CgWds wing executed seeming "a grow out from
the instead 90 being joined % 4, viii also attract at
,non The weak points In tho picture in tho evident
tc tc hing el the foliage Ia the background and the face
n Venus which IL commonplace. The picture Is valued
at s25 go.
Mr. Reed young Boston artist who has been FOR some
years Rome and has Just returned has very credta
HE pcturc-Thc Water Spriie--at Williams stevens.
TIE picture Is fresh Joyous and has al the gacty or yogh
promise The face 81 the spite IS charming, with the
rfsrst and most kigSabr mouth in the world
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NEW ORLEANS Dec. D. 1858.
TIE Southern Pacific Railroad Couvcnton again las.
ing and the prominent stock ioiers gave details Of
their cion with the road showing that frauu
lent stock rad been issued. General Richardson chair
man Of the Business Committee, showed that enough
money vas already provided 10 pay for immediate iabi
ties. The New Orleans stockholders promised their
earnest operation and to day actively paying tho
amount required FREQ road from all the Claims
against it. The convention adjourned To night
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Cenin's Special Card
Ia relation 10
LADIES' AND CHitUkHNS rTRS.
On drawing attention 70 the select assortment Of The above
articles just opened II
oESINs HAT AND FUR STORE.
proper they all the order
OF the undersigned
sxrrusIvrty rRABr
and hs therefore they different aud much superior
10 the fabrics got up for
ruE GENERAL saRKEr
And The
WHOLESALE rRApv.
GENfNs Lover Store,
2i4 broadway.
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Tho Steaxnslalp Ariel.

HALIFAX, Dec. %, 1858.
The steamship Ariel went out yesterday morning. ba
had to put back in consequence Of the gale. She sailed
again n 3 P. N. to-day, Tor New York.
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Chcss Match mt PittAburv.

PTrrJiuE;, Doc. u, lbaS.
The second game Of chess between Lewis Pausen and
the Pttsburg Chess Club has resulted just the FIRST
did, Paulsen winning six and losing four Tho game
lasted nine hours and forty.hve minutes.
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shirts-superior In Qualify, Fit nad Work
manshp n any Others manufactured Mt JACKSON q fUR
Di = new et.re, CT broadway.
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Sinking or the steamer strsck.

MOBiLK Dec =, lS5S.
The lighter streck burst her boiler and sunk in
Mobile bay with hundred bales OF cotton for the bark
Edwin, for Boston. The steamer unseaworthy.
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SrPRKNT CouRT--Crcuil-Nos I1n3, 2s55, ISL, 3722
3q3G. ee6 4i6s 1890 470o 4ss2 1904 soo6 522s SIT
E73s, 1890 5sG7 $780, 5s7, 6033 60a3 6l4l $780, ol42
els5 ems e222
COMMON PIXas.-By Court without Jury-part i--Hos.
OIL SIC. i3 4sT bs2 20 $50, 5il u as. Part Mos
3s3, sio, 436, $50 10 $50, SCI, $50, b46
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For pr-sents-B~autifu'iy made Embsoid-
erred. cross plat and freseh bosom sh'rss, ~
MOUUY'a 2S2 Broadway.
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Meade Brothers Great Down Town Photo
graphic palace No 2s broadway open Christmas and New
Years days for stters
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Dressing Robes for the Hosidays--A Large
and splendid assortment. at JACKSON PUkpY's new
store a.. Broa6way.
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Bonds Celebrated Boston and Oyster Crack
soda and biscuit sold by s grocers Received fresh
every morning by the wholesale agents,
A. w. HYDE A co. 100 Chambers street.
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NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 23, 1858.
The dates from Mexico are 10 the 18th inst. Vera Cruz
was quiet decree had hccn issued by the lner,
O. tin the citizens to themselves to be pre-
pared 70 meet any attacks
Alvarez Aqaila, urging operations energet
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Snow Storm Mt Montreal.

There was heavy storm yesterday. To day the
weather is cloudy and cold The thermometer stood
zero at 8 A. NJ
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For Fnncy SILK Scarfs, Ties, ard Fine EN-
bridered and fancy french shirts for holiday presents
GkkENS shirt sndfurnishing store No Aston House.
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Fire nj West ALBANY. n. ".

RoUsEs PoiST, n. Y. Dae %, 1858.
The Vermont Central house, ut West Alburg N Y,
was burnt down last night. one locomotive first aud
q second class passenger car were also destroyed
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The Ship lselSecca.

NEW ORLEANS Dec. %, 1868.
The ship Rebecca, Of New York, took fire in her hold
to-day The damage to her cargo of sugar and moasses
Is az yet unknown.
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Per Psrsia, an Invoice or London ScArrs,
lace spd tohasr ties, &c. at MooBf's 2as broadway.
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, Dec. ~, 1853
The United States mail steamship Florida arrived below
on Tuesday at one O'Clock. All well.
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English Scarf, French Ties and Scarf Pins,
perss ported expressly for the holidays at JACKSON
4 PURDt' store 6i7 Broadway.
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Smithsonian House, broadway, Conducted
the European plan. splendid dinner every day At
o'clock, for 20 cents, new feature in the system
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N0tice.--Three Second hand Fire proof Safes
very low sTEAkNs MARVIN, 40 Murray street.
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Brntly's Holiday Prcsonts.-Photo0rnPil s,
arabroypcs daguerreotypes melanoypes for the ho
days; new and beautiful styles $50 Broadway, Thcmp
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A Schoolhouse Burnt.

BD<fON, Doc. %, IS5s
II Otis Schoolbousc IN Fast Cambridge totally
destroyed by ere this afternoon II cost i've thousand
10 ars
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For Presents.-Elegant Robes de Chambre
Is TO $50. MOODY's, 262 Broadway.
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The Grcnt Popular aa,
for The Holidays.
GsSIS's VISITING nat.
M 2l4 Broadway.
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TUE aAylrrY MsIscArEp PAPER.


trroleet that 6ayey meaisd paper tho only puns
that be made for that II
by peculiar H. o.
Gated paper cannot possibly b. made
not unlikely that ba.. c0un-rteis will be oers
L. A. owerprcca than III genuine but caution the peop0
against htlrg deceived Paper cannot
be mrdcaed ny other
b. stolen b. permits nobody bu, himself 10 pa,
the remedies ~ the IN pulp. VI other
- ueI taed coad nct ~ sold lover pre than Gsyet
" Please bear uese mind who in~s,~S
Va personal safety Depot ~ Ann street
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One Principle or Life. one Principle or
disease, and method Of cure -RRaNDRFTnfS pills
prove The the the second aud the third
dons sod At 81 Canal street, Is box, AMI the half
box, sugar coatea IS cents.
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TIE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

10 che extent Of his powers The clerkshp has since
been satisfactorily filled
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Brilliant Originality
thsracs-rfyes
GENiN's fRsTfvAL hat.
No. sis Broadway.
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1r.dsrs m;rofnrnrs of fashion for genslemens ha
viii this dag introduce their January hats for young
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White. the Halter, Headquarters No. 40
Greenwich street. Of Robinson. Ladies rich furs els
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Moss. MrsArp, with his immense orchestra Of one hun
dtcd pefoimor repeats this evening The grand prone
made concert which decidedly Successful on We'd
nesday last On this Haydns celebrated Christ
mas symphony will be performed
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xRSxy.

N Try. merry sons and daughters merry, merry be.
Sh8, sing your joys abroad, sing, cling away
si r. sing proud hopes aloud, sting. sing and pray.
sho u shout 70 the king shout shout to his mem'ry dear
Sh at, shout; lot All men shout shout to glory bore
Ana II photographic portraits taken. expend
lew dollars with HOLMES NJ his picture gallery 80 Broadway
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For Holiday Prcsents.-The Latest Parisian
novelties scars neck dressing robes and si ubrel
iss Al the sh and collar depot and - William ssreet
door north Of Maiden lane, GEO, u, TRACY, Agent
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r0 Broadway. first block below the New York uotei A
splendid Of of all of the
World lislcay coioed grours statuary kc &C., uat
ccived. Gsllery open TIL OF. NJ. for free inspection.
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Dupuy's .IkIss-aIe- q uick." from Fragran
tulr- the perfect ger1 perfumes ex1u
fie fragrance. H. DJfuf, chemist. 90 broadway.
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ChaPped Hands. tSc.-Certnin Cure-EIege-
MAN nos camphor ice, VIII gycerine 1861 2i3 5li and
81
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rrpE IRISH AMERICAN FOR THE FIRST OF JANU-
4 ary lS9, ~tA appear N an enlarged form printed
type and containing larger amount
resting ng matter than u Its class this
iufn aast frum a parts ~ Ireland marriages
mails, aaiss % property, letters from pr aAhl, William
smith O'hfien &c The autobiography ~ hgitAior-
giving sketch ot the struggle ur catholic
repeal viii be- commenced the number tor the Jana
sry Subscription ~ ~ 81 for eht months; slnsi
caTisa three ceuts LfNCH COLE. Pub.hers 9; Resk-
street. New YORK.
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ANOTHER TRIAL RRr0RE ELrvES JrRyNEN De.
cTRED IIIEGAr-n Pittsburg, Pa George Shaw let
cd OF abducng kidnapping (or attempting if George
W. Ferris out Of the State for the purpose Of selling him
into slavery has had granted trial because the first
verdict from only el3ven urorsthe prisoners
sol having consented 10 the with that number
The bill OF rights the trial by jury shall be "nvio
late and the opinion that any alteration in
the customary practice Is "A violation.
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DavfS's Holiday Hats arc Beautiful In
style finish. Give him all At - broadway.
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ony fsu. thst should be use1 IL ~ small the
mff Nruit attacks eau he relieved snd sibiusd Ia lev
DAYS ~ these pesrrss remedies
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Mince Pies md Plum Pudding.--Those
who brandy IN these snasonHhe articles requested
k-'s pure csta grape brandy certificates pu
rity given, single bottle sold, aud represented
the money prompt, returned.
y. O. WELLS CO, lis Franklin street
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A. w. FRbsr's Lend Pencils sold at Retail
by all ssoners at wholesale only by T. fABER sole agent
LIS " llLam nlrrc
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richards Chords cure aggravated cnses
of also fever aud ague cha
II effected the to be returned. Depot lcs
Pearl street N Y
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Christadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs,
the best the world Wholesale and retail and the dye pr
y.tely ApDllod. Astor House.