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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-22
NJBLOS GARDEN.

The Circus a. this house i. doing excellent bust
ness. and The greater part Of the performances are
well worth seeing. The stage or perhaps Il is more
orthodox TO say rirgi appointments perfect
may BE- all the changes tia. were necessary in the
Arrangements Of tie house having been effected with
excellent discretion aud good taste.
OF those performances that We have been acous-
toned 20 see u the Circus, tie horseman-hp aud the
gympas:c .eat o. agility and strength, can speak
terms Of praise without psusnz to specify psrtcu'
la infv iduss but The great features Of The show
are the performances o. The various trained saims'
srt scEa: Of ;se:s a.: ;gE.I wyais1I, The Fcs's
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ASSEMBLY.


Prayer by the Rev Dr. HALEY.
Mr. KALES moved that the House proceed to vote
for Speaker in the usual manner
Leave of absence granted 10 Mr.. Hart for one
week and to Mr.. Chatfeld until tomorrow. -
A vote was then had for Speaker with this result:
Van Vakenburgh. ......... 50 Horton ............."
Ayord............ 50 Law.
Another vote was had with the same result
Three more votes were had with the same result
when
Mr.. M. MILLER moved that Thos. G.. Alvord
(Dem.) be declared Speaker, and d. L. Wilson (Am.)
Clerk.
Mr. F. S. ESTY moved to lay the resolution on the
table Carred-Yeas, 60; Nays, 53-Messrs ADAMS
and BECKER, Americans, and Messrs. DAYTON and
PARSONS, Democrats, voting in the affirmative.
Mr.. HOWELL moved another vote for Speaker, as
usual
Mr.. AUSTIN moved TO amend so that the person
receiving the highest number of votes be declared
elected.
Mr. LYNCH moved to lay the motion to amend on
the table Carried--Yeas, 81; Nays 52-Americans
voting with the Democrats.
Anothervote was then had in the usual manner, and
with the usual result.
Mr.. SALISBURY THEREAFTER remarking that there
appeared to be no disposition for a concession to-day
moved an adjournment. Carried, and the House
was adjourned to tomorrow morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-22

THT OPEaA TROrPE IN llyASA.- Mr.. Il. A. MAJ
shall. lessee OF the Phasdelphs Academy OF Masic,
has reached this city, having arrived at New.fofk
yesterday In the steamer Black Warrior, which LETT
Havana Jan. a.. he reports the health Of the city
good, though there was some smallpox nniong the M
habitants. None Of the Opera troupe have died, ~
even been III OF the yellow fever.
The success Of the opera company continue. TO Se
very great aud 20 singer has ever been 20 great
fayorite among the Hsbanoros Nine. Gazssnigs-
she had appeared for the first time in La Fssorits,
and had made great sensation The company VIII
remain in Ha, ana sometime longer, and WI probably
return 10 this city via Cbareton, about the middle
Of February. II L. possible however, that they may
20 and ri, few performances at Mstanzas, IN which
case they Will come here via kewfork.
fPhilsdelphis B8letio, 2lf.
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uoUsr OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

At the instance of Mr. BURLINGAME, the oath
Office was administered to Mr.. Gooch, the successor OF
Mr. Banks .,o....,
his service on the Select Committee TO investigate the
disbursement OF tho Tariff fund by the Mlddesex
Manufacturing Company.
Mr.. DURFEE hoped not, as that gentleman, the
other day. ia the most earnest manner charged the
Eew-Engtend members with joining the lree-'raueas
10 strike down the interts SITS of nsylvana. AZ
representative of New ngland, he wanted MT kunke
mind relieved, and hoped the matter would be THOR
Oughly s.fted. ~, ,.us.o ,,,-
Mr. KUNKEL replied, if what Mr.. Durfee sup.
posed was true, he (huhhell ouShi w NC 'He '0'' w
on that Committee.
Dir. KuDkel was excused. o..,. -
M CLANCY JONES, from the Committee on
Ways and Means reported bills making approprla
tions for forti6catons for naval service Tor clV eA
p.nses and for legislative and Judicial expenses.
Mr. PHELPS from the same committee, reported
a bill approprating $4,000 to supply the dehciency
for paper printing, binding and engraving ordered by
the two preceding Congresses.
Commerce reported bill to refund Barclay d Lv-
ingston and others the duties on CERTAIN goods dec
stroyed by fire in the City OF NewYOrk on the 18th OF
July, 1916. Also, bill providing for the general
introduction of uniform code OF marine signals MI
Cochrane said that this bill of more importance 10
Commerce and 10 the reputation of the country for
humanity, than any other which could be preseh'eo'
and should be passed in preference to them.
Mr.. BOCOCK, from the Naval COMMITTEE, reported
back the Senate resolution extending TILL the ith
of Apn the time duriug which officers aggrieved by
the Retiring Board can make application for an exam
nation into their cases. which passed with an amend
ment providing the time within such examinations be
made shall not be extended. Mr.. BOcock stated that
the bill was TO enable the Courts OF Inquiry 10 hnlsh
The cases now before them.
Various reports from Standing committees were
made. The above were the most interesting At an
early hour the House adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-22
Extra session Of the Michigan LegiS.
IatUre.

DETROIT, Thursday Jan: Il, lS'o
An extra session of the Michigan Legislature WAS
Convened yesterday at Lansing. The eNgencles de-
niandiDg special session. stattd IN the Governor
Message the revision of the Judicial districts o. ,ne
State 80 a. 10 include counties which have been LEFT
destitute of means for the collection of debts AMI tine
punishment Of criminals some deficiency IN the SAFE
FINANCES which he proposes to meet by tempo,My.
loan of $4,000 and if necessary the issue and sale OF
new stock sufficient 20 redeem those falling due TINS
year lie recommends appropriation for repairs 10
the Of Marie ship Canal made necessary by damages
received during the past season VI Navigation. The
Governor approves Ofthe action of the Commissioners
OF the Land-ofbce in Withholding from sale swamp
lands, and f@'ors the reduction in the price OF public
Atds. lie condemns the action OF tie Federal Gov
e~tnent IN respect OF Kansas aifare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-22

Feos rHy PLAIs..-The ~ Louis papers Of Tuss-
dsy contain the detai,s Of the latest news from The
Plains the substance Of which reached by telegraph.
Ire R.psbiccH says:
"a letter from the sgen. vi the United states tx
pes, Company at Jefferson City, dated yesterday,
communicate . NE interesting items VI news from The
Plans.
1t IA statedtha NJ. A. Achner, an Indian trader,
bad arrived IN that city from Fort Laramie. lie len
that fort on the N inst. On bis way on the I'D De-
cember be met go and 700 Chey enne and Csmancbe
Indians, returning from Great salt Lake City 20 their
villages, on the Black Walnut Hills, a5sut W miles
southeast Of Fort Laramie, accompanied BY about
20 Of the Mormon leaders. He understood that Il was
the intention Of these Indians Of cOurse under the n-
hueLCe Of the Momons, % remain in camp until tho
Spring and then 20 employ themselye- in harras-lnT
and cutting of the trans Of provisions, &C., intepaed
fOr tie relief a Col. Johnston.
"Tbe Indan had been persuaded 10 beheve ,nsS
there were ~ 900 men among the Mormon cayaos o.
bearing arrns, and well EQUIPPED, shd .nel aescroe
them ne having nuueron. ioftln'",,,"ns' ~ $50
.pehk Of A large number 81 Indian hn'.' ana oecinro
,Lat Inc Mo-,non. have 70 idea II running away.
an Acbper report. that he Jaw bite girl, about
line wears Of age in the camp 81 the Cheyennes ohe
,,,s yi,..1 n. an Ind an. Sic represented ~ bira
81, -, ,sse,t. e-p from Green County, Illinois, anA
,hst he va. s,olen from them by the Indiss; When
tho train az euirrani- was crossing tie pSin.-Dut
.bst .he did not know whether Der parents were living
ar desd Mr. A. bner was urabe 10 rescue her ny
s,rce ~ 20 purchase her. her caor belss absent oa
= IN, Nut H. Wa quite confident Of bcsg able Ia Do
"a IN III neat expedition among the inssnk
&c Tbi, gent ensn Is represented ~ having beea
trader FOR many year, among thc indians, sSa ''s
s.,sernen.s are entitled b. credit"
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-22

YOUNG MEs's DtsooRATIc GENERAL CossUrlr.-
This Committee organized last evening at 1smmasy
Hall BY the election of Charles A. Kentsd Of the Ninth
Ward as Chairman James q. Gibbons 81 tho Four
teenth Ward ard William Cotter Of the Twenty-hrs
Ward as Secretaries. l.. r. IIairson Of the Fifteenth
Ward - Treasurer and James W. Iefiin ~ Sergeant
at.Ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-22
The Ship Ellen Stewart.

BALIisoRE, Wednesday, Jan. p, 1853.
A private dispatch from New Orleans says that the
snip Ellen Stewart one of the vessels reported injured
in the recent hurricane at that city was not so much
damaged as was Of first supposed.
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New-York State Court Of Appeals.

ALBANY, Thursday, jan II, 1898.
In the Court of Appeals to-day the cases of the
City OF New-lork against Peter Stuyvesant and
others, and of Peter Cooper against the same, were
argued by j. w Gerard for defendants, Nicholas
Hill for The City of New. York. and John f. Parsons
for Mr. Cooper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-22
Communication of Sentence Of Death

ALBANY, Thursday, Jan. z, 1913.
Gov King has commuted the sentence OF death
upon the lad Cummings, convicted of the murder of
StumpE German. in conformity with the unanimous
desire Of the citizens of Albany.
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Arrest of n Bank RObber.

CLEVELAND, Thursday, Jan. q, 1853.
man was arrested here last night suspicion of
his having been concerned in the robbery of the
Goshen Bank Five thousand dollars in bills were
found upon his person.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-22
LARGE TIRE IN TIE BOWERI.

About O'Clock this morning fire broke out in the
cabinet shop No. % Bowey, and spread to the s4osn-
ing builiings all Of which more or less damaged.
The loss is estimated at $4,000. The fire Was moi ex.
tinpuished when we went 10 press.
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Caucus.

ALBANY, Thursday, Jan. 81, 1853.
Negotiations for compromise between the Republ-
cans and Americans in the Legislature will be resumed
tonight, with every prospect of success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-22

Tie Americans should be compelled to set with the
Republicans or Democrats, and assume their
share of the public duties and responsibilities.
You may look for an organization tomorrow
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CLFVELAND, Thursday, JaI

CLkNELAhD, IhuIsuay, Jan. 2I 1888.
Aessrs. billiard, Hayes, Palmer Co., of Ceve.
land, aud Hopkins, Hayes, Palmer & Co., dry goods
dealers OF New-York assigned last night to Messrs.
+. T. Wallace aud Cortlandt Palmer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-22

CIscIssATI, Thursday, Jan.2l, 1853.
There is fifteen feet Of water in the channel of the
river al this point, and it is rising.
Louisville, KY, Thursday, Jan. 21 1853
The water in the river here now measures eight
feet and is rising The water in the canal is six feet
deep at the Falls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-22
Fire i'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, Thursday, JAM IT I6'S
are occurred here last night i'll the dry goods store
Of MessTs. Thompson Wetinore. The stock is dam
aged to the amount of SIS, 600. 1t is insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-22

Thomas Washington Smith who has just been &C.
quilted on his trial for the murder Il Richard Carter,
the eeducer ofhs wife on the ground Of insanity. yes-
terday applied to the Legislature Of Pennsylvania foe
hiNorCe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-22
Fire.
NEU-RF IA

NEWBfDFoRD, Thursday, Jan. 81 1853
This a!te moon the Fairhaven Depot Of the Cape
Cod Railroad was destroyed BY Gre. Ir.ured fcr $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-22

1t ID reported that Mr.. Demrel RePrs-ent.,se
n CoBgre from the Third Mas-sct usetts Ds.res !"
about 70 reslgn. hs disease having made snoh p &
Ic5s Ia. "a Is s2ascey abe 20 Hgs.s a.' lAns'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-17

ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIEsr IN TRouBLE.-Op
Monday last we gave an item, relative to the
harsh language used by the Priest ofSt. Philip
De Neri Church, on Queen street, above Second
towards Mr.. Flaherty, whose deceased wife
was taken to that church ON the occasion of the
funeral and sermon. The deceased was Cath
olic, the husband was a Protestant, and in an af-
hrmatiye response to her last dying request, had
her body taken to that church building. The
funeral sermon being over, the Priest took oc.
casion to make use of the following language,
or words very nearly like it.
Alluding to the disconsolate husband, whose
cheeks was sufused with tears, fresh and scaId-
ing from.the fountain of his grief, that worthy.
distinguished and apostate clergyman said :
here Is history connected with this. The
husband of the deceased now before You is a
PeryHTed Utiia,n he should be a mora ieper, a
social oHteast, the Jeer ard of every Christian
man and woman. I am sorry to say that he is
q acountryman of my own, and am glad that I
can thank God he is not an American"
Th b islands feeling were deeply hurt. and
as the tIme and place were not proper for a rs-
ply to such bullying epithets, a suit has been
instituted againts the Priest for slander. j
Murray Rush, Esq, is counsel for the complain.
ant-PhIIa. Ne1cS.
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Ton CoRwIS's LAsr.-At a trial re Gently
held at Yellow Springs, growing out of difficult
ty between some Of the students and faculty of
Antioch, the "Old Wagon Boy" who repre-
sented the faculty, was exhibiting to the jury
foil or cane, belonging to one of the students,
which was probably used in the nele Tom was
in bis usual happy mood, and brought down
the house frequently by his witty illustrations
OF the noble science of fencing; now parrying
imaginary thrusts, and anon throwing himself
hsreeiy upon the attack. AT last, having ex-
hausted bis full store of plessan .fiss, with one
fell thrust, be made feint to strike one of the
ru lent, Mr. Fisher, who sat near by, and
with look Of unfa thomable gloom. and the voice
OF stentor, he thoundered out: "And what
wouli you dc, sir, being unarmed. if should
attempt to pierce You through ?" Imagine the
roar OF laughter which greeted this last elo-
quent effort Of the " old stumper," when the
half frightened student collecting again his wits.
sprang TO his feet, and successfully mimickine
Corwin's most -bombastis style, exclaimed !:
I'd icsleoms yon, sir, sc,th Hoody hands. to
a ahospitable grave. ."-Oh,o Press. = =
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D The friends OF Mr. Edwin Booth will be
pleased to learn that his recent engagement at
the Boston Theatre has been eminently sue
eessful. Ii is stated that as o testimonial of
his eminent abilities, q young lady there
recently sent TO him rich and beautiful gar
ter, such as was worn in the olden times. 1t
tin, and bordered with gold. A massive gold
plate was attached 10 the velvet, bearing the
motto g Honi soit qua NAL penss" A gold
buckle Of novel design contained the initials of
Mr.. Booth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-17

madam coinage, has been received In Quebec,
consisting Of 10 and 20-cent silver pieces, and
oae-cent bronze pieces
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WHEELWRIGHT. NUDGE CO,
w WHOLESALE
"A ID 4 l. z r. q
NO. IL HdaortT street, corner of GsymaE,

r r ID 4 Err
No. IL HasorsT street, eOrne1 Of Gsrman.
BALIIAoRR, MD.
Agents for l.. l.. Brown Co.; Thomas Colt:
Carson Bros d Co.; Dlckey, Ross a Dickey; Pa
&c NILS Company; Empire Mills; Gibson, Crosby
q Robbins: X. d A. Il. hubbard; 9esaud a. Laffiln
>. r .ng Coz Ovea h HurIbn.; Platner a Port
sMeI; tIstIet a Smith; PARSONS Paper Company;
Marlboro, Fills; Metropolitan Mills; SazamoYe
Mills; and various other celebrated makers.
Also, fu'l assortment of Book binders Leather
Coiored Pspers of ali kinds; >traw Boardr; Bind
srs ana Trunk Boardsi Bonnet Boards, white and
coloredi PIlnter's Cards and ard Boards, In every
Manila PAPER; Press Boards.
a iui assoItment of French FOLIO Post, Packet
Bank Envelope; WTapping Papers. all kinds
Sheathlng, Tack and Spice Papers: Printing and
W.T. ting Ink; Alum, Bleaching Powders,
IL Paper of every description ruado 10 order.
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III "villain, how dare you attempt to kiss
me :" swell, madam, YOU know thafI was al
ways fond Of pork"
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pORTRAITS FOR THE MILLION.-A psr
fect Portrait of yourself fo rs cents warranted
hot 70 ia9e. 2Oo OF these beas :iful pictures made
sitter Is perfectly satisfied. Pictures on paper for
~ cents, which can be sent by mail without extra
charge. Every variety of cases kept on hand. Sun
light not required. X. c. W0ODLEY,
Photographer, No. Sl2 f street,
e$-Sm nsay WjllArdx,.
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se@-tf between st6 aud ioih streets.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING MADE TO

VI ORDER.
WALL, STEPHENS, co. respectfully in
vlte the attention OF gentlemen to their present
large and very desirable assortment Of fns
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES.v velve', Silk. and Sat
In VESTiNGS, enibIsoilg ali grades, aolors, and
styles of fashionable materials adapted 20 men's
wear, which they will msks 10 order, IN the best
style of workmanship and finish, at trlces much
cheaper than the usual oIty rates
Constsnty on hand ose OF the lsrgeIts ssortments
Of READY MADE CLOTHING for men and
boys TO be found In this city.
oc96 50 Pa av.. between 9th AID tnth streets
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A T SEVENTH STREET PRICEs

FRANCIS, on Seventh street. 10 now receiving
the largest stock of slLyER-PLATEDW MARE.
CUTLERY, HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
BASkEIS, BRUSHES, BIRD CAGES, and
NOTIONS, he has ever offered IN this CITY. Au
fresh, prime goods bouE hi for cash. be sold at the
lowest figure. He In determined to sell, and the
place to buy lat FRANCfS'S,
no6-u on I'm sfra.,
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WALL. STEPHENS q CO.
w No 81 Psns. Acsxss.
BofsAND EH99HTHSs, H9,DTTHSfNSsE NSsEADY-MADh

For SckOol and Dyesy Wear.
Psrents and guardians wishing TO furnish thar
Children and wards with School snd College Outfits
for the coming season, are invited TO anime our
present lar ge and extensive variety of
BOYS CLOTHlNG,
where they ht out their children of a. sizes m
few minutes, with every description of RxApY.
MADx GARMENTS Of substantial and durable suality
WALL STEPHENS q CO.,
an g If No. 50 Pa sv.. bet sth and Ioth sts
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MUSICAL NOTICE.

" MUSICAL NOTICE,
ICTOR BECKER, Tuner or Pianos ty Volts
celebrated methed, the only apprOved-
method now In France and Germany. Ions D62a
sire 10 give satisfaction in every particular, have
always secured him most liberal share of patro-
Orders left at Mr.. j. F. Elis' New Piano Estab-
hsnment, Penn. avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts.,
will be promptly attended to- = -
Repairs and regulating done in the best manner.
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EOR RENTING DWELLING HOUSE, No,
4S street, on the square Immediately east of
the front OF he City Hall. next door to the residence
Of j. M. Carlisle, the proprietor, whom appica-
ton may ne maoe The house will be rented ony
rent will be 800 per snnum, able at such periods
as may be agreed on. se2 m
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TO LET-RUOMS, (furnished,D with Board, IN
y apnvate family. on l. street, No. 5l4, between
9Th and 18th streets north, for gentleman and LADY,
or Two siLsie gentlemen. oo2S
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iOf ELEVENTH STREET fON
fCt bsfreen Pa. drsa4e asd & street. tSf

NEW UPHOLSTERY.
SOFAS, Chairs, Lounges, &c, upholstered. covered
and recovered.
Shades, Window Curtains. Drspery, &e.. cut.
made. and put mp.
Carpets (nev and old cut, made, and put down.
Hair and Spring Nsttrssses made o. remsde.
Old furniture rel paired, varnished, &o.
Az work personally sr,ended 70 and a. ressouahs
prioes W. II. MITCHELL,
CO 25-tf f4 llth stroef,
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FOX RENT-Two very comfortable ROOMS
Il, Il, (front and raar,l between the Depot and Cspl
to.. They are desirable for their location and beau
tlful prospects! over the entire city. Transient
Soarders can be aocommodated. Meals served in
street, or at Mr.. A. Holmead q Co.'s Furnishinr
Store. So Louisiana avenue. no l5-eoSts
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and paokages.
All OF the above will be sold at manufacturers
Ptces and delivered free of charge to any part of
Tue character of Dupont's Powder has been no
wei AID favorably known for q half century, that
praise. " "
IL We take pleasure at all times In showing
others, ~
NJ Office No. IS High street, immediately ad
lOlnlGg the Canal Bndge.
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CLorHINGA AT REDUCED PRICEs,

" Rare Opportunity for Bargasss.
Having opened an estabiIshment IN New YORK
CITY, No. l94 DuRns street for the exclusive puT-
pose OF manufacturing our own ST ock in future,
have determined to sell of for the nexI ak weeks
our present stock Of Ready Made Clothing now in
store at greatly reduced prices, Tor cssh only, 10
make room for an entire new stock.
We therefore stall offer mducem ments 10 cash pur-
chasers never wltnesssd TINS oity. Our Otjeot 10
70 now sell and 10 ask esrlJ CALL that purchasers
may have the benefit Of making their selections from
one OF tbs largest and most fashionable stocks Of
Ready Made Clothing to he found this side Of New
York. WALL, STEPHENS A CD.
80 Pennsylvanla svenue,
sc e8u between 9th aud lot n streets.
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CELADoN SNYDER

las Cornne.e tss FLI ~ DiNG. GAS FIT
4 Nc, COPPER, TIN aud sHEFT-IRON BUS
MESS Ia the Philharmonic Hall building, on ID
the Star Oihee. Viii be pleased 90 have q share OF
the patronage of his fellow citizens. All work en-
trusted to b. q will be executed with dispatch
and neatness, as he hss the bes OF workmen in hls
employ.
Give HIM call oolaIm
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Musical Instruction.
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RATES REDU cED.


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With six wires and improved business f.calu..
TINS company are enabled TO reduce thslT charses
viz:
Tes ~ord,. Ea.k ad'f ftrOrd,
Do. PhIlade phia 81 cts scts
Do. New YoTk. 50 cts scts
"a CO. responding reduction between intermeSInfs
points.l
The MAGNETIC CoNPANY invite business for All
points IN the United States and CANADA Their ines
connect with the Eastern and Canada Lines al New
f9rk, and with the Western Lines st Balrmore
1HR MhoNETIc COMPANY is the oldest Telerraph
Company In the United States, and dIoHe have the
Of heir Lines.
The public may rely upon the prompt and soeurats
trans mlssIon OF all dispatches deposIted st the fol-
lowing ofhces, viz:
INV YORK, IS Wall street; Astor House. st main
entrance; New Haven Depot nth a.
PHILlpELPHIA, S02 ChesLut st.; Guard House
BALTIMORE, Sun Iron Building.
BOSTON, Merch ats Exchange.
PORTLAND, % Exchange street.
CINCINNATI, under Burnet House.
NEW ORLEANS, under -. Charles Botsl.
no u !. KENDALL Genl eupt.