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| know whether that Committee proposed to do any
| thing Mr.. MORSE offered a restitution that the
Secretary Of the Navy communicate tn the House
copies of the report Of the Superintendent of the
Washington Navy yard upon rihsd cannon.
Carried. Also resolution that there be
printed two thousand five hundred extra copies Of
the report of the Executive Department upon the
African Slave Trade Agreed to.-Mr. GLEN
EMS, OF Virginia, moved reconsideration OF the
vote by which the resolutions of Mr.. Hutchins were
referred to the Committee of Thirty three, and
asked their reading. g.--The resolutions read,
and proved to be series adopted at meeting in
Ohio, in which coercion is recommended, all con.
cession on the part of the North denounced, and
the execution of the fugitive slave law opposed
Mr.. H HUTCHINS moved tn lay the motion to recon-
slider on the table. MIR. COX hoped the resolutions
would not take the course desired They were born
in hypocrisy and hatched in fraud.-Mr. HUTCH
ms called Mr.. Cox t. order. motion to lay
the table was not debateable The Chair so ruled,
and the motion to lay the table was agreed to
by yeas 50, nays 65.-Mr. SHERMAN, of Ohio,
withdrew the appeal made by him yesterday.
The special order, business relating to the District
Columbia, coming up, MIR. CARTER, the Chairman,
announced that he had been sick, andmoyed to post
pone the special order to Thursday next Agreed to.
The bill reported from the Judiciary Committee to
increase the salaries of the District Judges of Ohio
to So, 500 with the pending amendments after some
debate was laid on the table.-Mr. BINGHAM,
from the Judiciary Committee, reported back the
bill further to provide for the collection of duties
on imports with amendments, and moved that it be
recommended to the judiciary Committee This
bill is understood to be identical with the Force
bill of l832.l-Mr. BRANCH approved the
motion: 1t would give the Chairman of
the Committee the privilege of calling up
the bill at any time. He would move the previous
question now, and let them have a vote at once, or
else give time for its proper consideration and dis
cussion. He would, however, have no objection
that it should go to the Committee of the Whole:
At any rate he wished the opportunity to defend
the Consultation, which sought to be violated
by the bill.-Mr. BINGHAM was willing that
the opportunity OF debate should be furnished,
and after some further discussion it agreed
that the bill should be printed and come up next
Tuesday.-Mr. SHERMAN moved to go into
Committee of the Whole on the Legislative,
Executive and Judicial Appropriation Bill,
and to make it the special order.--
Mr.. GARNETT objected to making the
bill special order. There was disposition
to indulge in general debate upon a variety of top
ics.-A large amount of filibusering now en-
sued, in the shape of calls of the House, motions to
adjourn, &C., but after some time spent in this
way, the motion of Mr.. Sherman was agreed to
and the bill read. d.-After some time spent in
Committee, it being found that there no quo
rum, the Committee rose and the House adjourned.
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Massachusetts, Legislature.

Boston, Jan. 2.-Mr. Claftin was elected Presi.
dent of the Senate, and Mr.. Goodwin Speaker OF
the House. In their addresses they touched upon
the secession question. The former said that Massa-
chusetts had been accused of unfaithfuness to the
Constitution in of her enactments, although
she had always been ready to submit to judicial de-
cision, and is still. She has ever guarded jeal-
ously the liberties of her citizens, and he trusted
she ever will. We cannot falter now without dis
grace or dishOnor.
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Cincinnati Financial fairs

CINClNNATI, Jan. 3.-The demand for money is
increasing and has become quite pressing. The
Banks will all be closed tomorrow
The city authorities give notice that they pro.
pose to redeem $500 coo worth of city bonds issued
to the little Miami railroad, White Water canal and
the Water Works bonds. None of these bonds are
due, but this amount having accumulated in the
Sinking Fund, the Treasury of the city has deemed
it wise to redeem it indemnity.
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OMAHA, Mt, Jan. 2.-The bill to prohibit Slavery
was returned to the house yesterday, with Govern
or Blacks objection. He takes substantially the
same grounds as last year, and makes strong ap.
peal against the measure, on account of its proba-
BILE influence in augmenting the excitement of the
country. The bill passed the house the veto
by more than two-thirds vote, and will pass the
Council to-day, by about 100 to 8. No bills of
general nature have yet passed either house of the
General Assembly, Thomas Laughlin, Charles D.
Foard.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AUSTRALASIAN.
Advance in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mt the
Paris Bourse.

New YeRK, January 3-The steamer Australia
sion, which arrived below last evening from Liver
pool, which port she left the 22d ult, arrived up
this morning.
The steamer Arabia arrived oat on Sunday.
The Paris MoniteUr says that a despatch from
Baron Gros confirms the signing of the treaty o
peace at Pekin. The treaty called for the payment
Of go 100000 francs indemnity to France. The
churches formerly belonging to the Christians are
to be restored.
The Constitutional says that France will never
suffer return to the offensive policy by Austria in
Lombardy.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 22-Cotton-Saes of the week l7O 600
bales including 81 900 bales taken speculation Sales
and export. The market closed firm.
Breadstufs.-R Richardson, Spence Co, quote:-Flour
firm and partially Cd. higher since Tuesday-sales at
29s Cdo2s. Wheat firm at advance of Id 12d since
Tuesday-whe 13s.d14s. Corn active at advance OF
Is on the week-miXed and yellow 3Ss. 6d.lG3ss 3D.;
white 9s d4ls The market generally closed firm with
an ad yancing tendency
FrovfsfUus.--Tirc market closed steady.
MONEY MARKET.-The Money market is slightly more
active Consols closed at 93AG92H. Bullion has de-
creased at the Bank Of England f106 COO.
LONDON BREADsTUPFs MARKET-Wheat has ad.
vSncing tendency and all qualities slightly dearer
White Whest 65G70s. red 6oG65s per quarter. Flour
29G34s
PARIS Saturday. Bourse is very much depressed
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JEFFERSON Cry, Mo-, Jan. 2.-The Democracy
in caucus last night, fused, and to-day the House
was organized by electing the entire ticket. John
McAfee, of Shelby, (Breck. Dem.) was elected
Speaker, and Thos. II. Murray, of Benton, Doug.
Dem.) Chief Clerk.
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AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 2.-The Legislature of this
State organized to-day, by the election OF ohm
II. Goodenow, President of the Senate, and James
G. Blair, Speaker of the House.
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FAILURES.
STATES.
! her. t-e 8

STATISTICAL TABLE or FAIIlKEs T0R lsdo.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. CRAWFORD, of Georgia, moved
that when the House adjourn to-day it
stand adjourned till Monday next. Agreed to-
Mr.: HUTCHINS offered series of resolutions
which without reading were referred to the Com
thought that before any other matters were refer
red to the Committee OF Thirty-three they should
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A memorial containing four hundred and tfty-sir
feet of names has been sent to- the Pennsylvania Leg
ali sucb laws on her statute books to impede
fbe operation of the Fugitive Slave Law.
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The co-operationist8 of Alabama will have some
abIe men in their Convention. Jere. Clemens,
Nick. Davis, and r. Jemison, Jr., rank among the
ahIest men in the State.
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RICHMoND, Jan. 2.-The Hon. Mr. Trescott, Sec
retary Of the South Carolina Commissioners ar.
rived here from Washington at o'clock yesterday
morning, and immediately upon the opening of the
telegraph office, sent despatch from the Commits
sioners to Charleston. The tenor of the message is
not positively known but the beliefis that it urges
the taking of Fort Sumter.
The object of the movement was to prevent the
tenor of the despatch reaching the ears of the Fed
| eral authorities.
| A gentleman from Culpepper county, informs me
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paper is in circulation for signatures at Rich
mond. Va, requesting John Minor Bolts to leave
the State his views, expressed in recent letter,
i,oinrr nsihered obnoxious.
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During the year which has just closed, twenty
soldiers of the revolution have died, four of whom
were ofNew England, viz: Holmes Greenwood,
Rhode Island; David Bostwick, Connecticut;
Reuben Burt, Massachusetts, and Ralph Farnham,
of Maine.
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The Baptist Society connected with the Baptist
Church at South Reading, Mass, held meeting
between services on Sunday, at which they voted
not to observe the Fast recommended by the Pres
ident ON Friday next
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 3-ll p. M.-The War De-
partment has countermanded the order for the re-
moval of the heavy ordnance from Pittsburg, con-
corning which there was so much excitement a
few weeks since.
The orders for the sailing of the steamer Brook
lyn from Norfolk, have been, for the time being,
suspended,
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The Charleston Courier, OF Friday, says: We
understand that the Several Banks throughout the
State will agree to take their respective propor-
tions of the State loan of four hundred thousand
dollars authorized at the present session OF tue
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The citizens of Taunton, Mass, have started a
snbcription for the purchase sword, to be pre-
Ainin Andarsnn
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The payment of the salaries of the teachers of the
Public Schools of Philadelphia has again been de-
ferred for want of funds in the city treasury,
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The Charleston Mercury contradicts the report
that the telegraph office in that city is controlled
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The HOME SQUADRoy.-As near as we can locate
them, the following the vessels of the Home
Squadron, likely to be called on to support the
new Collector at Charleston:
Flagship Savannah, steam-frigate Roanoke,
steam soop Powhatan, steamer Pocahontas, soop
Preble, sloOp Pawnee, steamer Mohawk is on the
coast of Cuba, steamer Water Witch is at Phila-
delphia, steamer Wyandotte is on coast of Cuba,
steamer Crusader is on coast Of Cuba, sloop Fal-
mouth, steam sloop Susquehanna, frgate Sabine,
at Vera Cruz; steam sloop Brooklyn, soop-ofwar
jamestown, sIoop Saratoga, at Philadelphia; sloop
St Louis. at Vera Cruz.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ELECTION NOTICE p1rRsIr,vr


the provisions u the laws " this ~ dr, pu'iic
lnuce u h,ruiy given, by The Common g muril ul
We wy "iN'w ik that an election will be hci
IN Tie stv raj Election Districts " the var us warI.
" said city od Is htst Tuesday u u sroinbcr next
Cbeing The third hoy uf December, 1871
The PILLS will ho hcld II Tho places designated by
the Common Cnun II tie places ut which ce,;-
touA shull uc held m s,iI D,tinlt during tue prs.
sent year, and the polls will D. open a, Sirris", and
remain open until Sunset, when they VIII he On lily
ulustd.
The officers To DO vItci f,r at such Il .ct.on. are
the following
AMsyor, IN place Off rranip wei.
Police Jusiico O. tho Third District, COMPRISING
Tho Eighth ard Smith wars, in place Old sherrn,u
Bnpwncll, deceased.
An Aldermen In each NJ the Aldermsnic Districts
%. the city having an even fumetcd Designation,
viz e, a., 9th, ,.h, toth, th, itth and 10th.
A Cou,l lie, iu tHo Firf warl, 10 I'fcr " An.
duw l. NY, elected NJ The last Charter Elections nd
who fnilcd to gull "
a Con.ta'ls, in tho ninth wari, in plt,, II
Thomos fotttll, elected ~ tho last Gu uter Election,
AMI WIN f'il,y t. Guplify.
g. nstal'c, IN tie ; Ntccr'h wtrl be- place If
nu iuuin J Car, u,cc. 81
sV Cuuu.i'm d in each .rt''iiI vi iJic'
ono Commissioner " G DWn.. schools r each
WAIT
one Inspector n Common : 70 I, t,r 90 "a want.
I've TrI.tc,ao of Common : h..l's t.r Ftl ward.
Ant OIL r. tu tll nirh ,,u. Co.,, .4 u,y havoc
riued w tn, SsLoll ufdt,Sb tie sry.r,l Ntri tg
i,'Dn, uidr,tu, rus- % .u1I 90 t.uu 1,uHI t.us a.
" U.utr ui tIf G.. uIuH. 900 a.
u 2. NNINfINr.
q ". uftlH & ..rr,u. CpuicN
Dated, Nov York, N,v'm, 80 t''h, iSji. toldO'
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BROOKLYN.

BrouhLYN CoMMuN Co, NciL Tic Burd
held II regular meeting LAST evening Allcr.
man Franks in the chair.
AID. Van lIunt offered a preamble, and rceo.
| luton in relation to the introduction Of spar
rows into cities for he purpose of DESTROYING
worms on public trees. The resolution proposes
an appropriation ot $500 for the purpose Of pro-
Curl . supply Of such bird. TO lot loo.r about
the city.
The subject wac =, f'rrcd 10 special commit
tee, consisting Of ALI. Van lIruni T,inin and
Wallace for report.
All Strong offered q resolution nrproptiiting
the sum Of s2jO in the purchase Ola stand OF
color, 20 be- pt, scented, on the part Of the city,
10 the S'th regiment Bro 1kyu Rifle Adopted
The Mayor sent in communication cllng
attention To the fact that the balance Of money
Ia the Treasury To the account OF Il ,htng the
streets il little more than sufficient Tor the
month Of Nov mhcr leaving December un-
provided for. Tho gas bills amounted to 2 H.
80 30 last month. In October, 1850 the
rm0.mt was sG,S3O %, lcss than one. halt The
grcat difference is accounted for by tho fact that
here is an increased number Of lamps aud that
they are lighted Tor greater number Of hours
than formerly. The subject was referred To the
Gas Committee, 10 report some plan ioI reducing
Tho expense of lighting the streets.
ANNIvERsARY or rIrr LADIES Ilo,rr ME-
SION SocrETY-1hc anniversary of the Il,ics
Home Missionary Society was held in the
Washington street Methodist church las, even.
ing, before a fair audience, rs regards numbers.
The annual rcport WIS presented, from which
it appears that the society is in very fair con
ditipn, having balance on hand of t91 over
the disbursements Of the past year. The Mis-
sion Sabbath School on Red Hook Point is re-
presented IN a iourishng state. The average
attendance ~ about 300, and il being the only
Protestant institution in the 18th ward, is do
ing vast amount OF good under the pastoral
charge of the Rev. Mr.. Bates. Addresses we're
made by the Rev. Mcssrs. i. s. De Has, Chis.
Sands and H. NJ Hatfield Collections were
taken up in all oithe cause, and the ccrcmo-
mics concluded with benediction by The Rcy.
J. 5. Mitchell.
RrrEAsFp oN BNrL.--,Iosoph Kane, who was
convicted in the Court OF Sessions on an iudicl.
mcnt for seduction, under promise of marriage,
and sentenced 10 the Pcnitcntary for twelve
months. was Yesterday brought nut of jail ON a
writ Of hlbeas corpus, and admitted to tail,
writ Of error TO stay proceedings, upon oNccp.
tons taken on the trial, having previously becn
granted 10y the Supreme Court.
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XXTANTED-S0ME GOOD PRESSMEN,
w button-hole makers and baistera, on military
work. Apply at ltS Court st, Brooklyn. 81
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CRY MorAtIr, Death, rOr tho vcok
ending November 2jth. 90 increase over
the previous week, . over same week last
year, p. Acute disease. III chrouic, i3i
external causes, g., IS. Adults. ~. chill
drcn, 2?6 males, 2O' females, Iss; colotcd
persons D
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LunAL nnrnur. MONDAY


Unitcd States Commissioners ON 20.
B"',yuifs b0k-Ou Saturday the Court or
dcrcd that Mmlhorn Wcstcrvclt, tricl on a
charge Of piracy, upon lrith the jury disagreed
le admitted to hnil IN the sum of $4,000, AMI
on Monday NJ. tumu' s'ogcr VIII attended
to thg tmpli'y ct rec living It. John 5. Wcs-
t,rvult, Of Staten l.laul and FrIncs Noun,
Each Of hose surriic, Justified in the amount of
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. 20, 1861.
CITY NEW VS..

TuE DRirisH STEAMER United Kingdom,
captain C'aig arrived yesterday, FROM elias
gov via Portland. Lcfc Glasgow on tbr oh
and Portland on the 22nd inst.
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IN W. & W-NONE But GOOD HAND
" need Apply, bG6 Bro,iwuy, Mp stairs .5G
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II, Siircy tOIU.-rlc second and third mates
Of tho SLAYER Cora TOW pleaded guilty of vol
unfairly SCI, Ing un her. knowing her dc,tinn-
toI ana business. The captain UItham) Of
the Goa Il Wit lie remembered escaped from
custody o. bis yiIN. The first mate tsrtprd a.
,..' iiur g., ihc Attest oi the officers aud crew.
a., tNu mates Watson aud Assem- were now
sruicr,,d Co SAFE Pu-pn Tor ten months, and
O." pay lane each ol ii,r hunlrrd dollfs. The
change W"s dislni SGD against four Of tho crew.
Supr' me Court.
IoiT'g, Far tie Qpirdutpe Borimsa The
ro7,', %. rL JoiA Uotfs ~. IT, Coa,m's.sioa-
az II E,ligrUi,p --rhi. case was stated On
The orN ul Oc,ol,r lith, at which time the nv
lsioi moved iof a m'n1imH TO compel the dc.
i,udtnts to pay cUr,ain rent, amumIin., to over
500, ,or rooms occupci 10y tho hotimru en-.
flowed 10y the llrhJh O1ic,r of The Marine
Hospital, since The burning # the q miintinr
buildings.
II was alleged that the defendants were re-
quir,d To furnish tn hoatmon with lul.,ug.
within the Qihrutiuc bull Huge
The defendant d,uicl th,s ALLEGATION They
s,ateu that hclorc tho hGrning ot IA, Quuu-
tine, they did furnish the hui.mcu with iudg-
in free ui ,largc; bat thu, jhrN nuN have. uu,
The ruOn, and will not be- compelled to pa, the
rent Of room. hired 81 ,Wlcrc.
The Court sustained IA, Commit. ,ipu,r., and
nov Clsnisscd ,hc application.
Court ott'-ncrid Sessions.
Before Judge MrCuun.
Frederick Ilag'r pleaded guilty to aatlulf,
with intent To commit rape upon Wilhelm. na
llagrr, hi- niece, a child y yeats OF age, and
was renal DEED.
Samuel NJ, Carthv, indicted for MAYHEM ON
John Clark hand Al the Staten island ferry.
pleaded guilty to assault aud battery only, a. 4
WIS trmanlcd Cor sentence.
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~ ENTRAORDINARY NppNKruNIrY

for boarding ami huusrkccpyrS Large - tlr ~
81 ksnt huus ho furniture tlit morning, ~ tOiV
l. NHgt,u mud ifh nyns O. DBL. .tiu. q. uv. Onward.
If v.rr.ts l.A-. l.id.ua 10 u..t. E.t4, y.iu,
Ht ..v.- v rc 10 hair 'pI't~ ,., sJ.,ia, f..
rrt"s s'irh H., - kerr, y',s ,s, mIrrlts vtsH-.
-t"' .. ui' lths, tail - s'i,s, rH,r,, ant ,, tuv
g-'W''el l,iipt iun isurr, ,-,i.sr t.u. a,it. a..
Sly t,sitNr. .3
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PEWsONAl. N0TlCEs.

INFORMATION WANrLD-MRS CLARK,
= iuimcfly ANNA MrGt IRE, IL requested Ia 4, q
I'1ghltc sic, Y, T. Ace her mntLcr, MARY
NJ GtlRE
AIAEY 4. WATERBURY has THIS DAY
~ tNuv 90, 1eun l,f my lol uul lo,~l without
Gu e. ot p'uvn rt, 10, therefore c1utisn p o. ranf
iH'i1 iArl ur NJ ur t"urtinJ her, ~ I will p1y no
debts ' nc, cont aatin,. M. wAiEl,Et Ky,
u,t -. dJ
NANAl-U s. SLOOP or WAR LIZ
\ASr-Thc willows, orphans, unl bel ~ " law
& tho othru-s, scam, w'l ulrin.4s 'vlugou htul
tie I. alip Lviut oun receive inf rn1iIo on Of
great Importance, lv Nilrcssiuv = V. NiltS. Nitc
~ the Gcncui Land Onr.) "MIiu,ry ond Nivd
Agency" Washington Clty, u. q. u22 6s'ii5
\kTANTtD-ALL PERSONS WHO DO
w tot got q rr ~ to. h,.r IL. or ,r gods, -
,ll un H. Ltd roi.n, NJ his u.N'r. II Oh tmh,rs
,i, iu. n %, uui ,riv, ...l tlsi frr' 90 ,h1rg
VI VAN HOWEVER, l, Attorney pnl Co1n, llor-1i-
L1o. tCi Ills uutl ~
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XXTANTED-20 GIRLS TO BAIST AND
w finish, men 10 prepare for the machine; none
but good hands need appy at 474 Tenth ave, near
doth ut. ID
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ascpM1 BOAub,
gtNCK rLrCTrATiONs.

INV t''ie i' derived ~ comparison q the Fir-s
" r RI .ll,s each day
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SHIPPING, sc.

REMITTANCE TO IRELAND, &c.-TAP-
~ SCOTT 4 CO., CONTINUES 10 draw drahs, as they
have done for the past 20 years. Those wishing 10
remit money N their friends, IAN be supplied with
drahs for any amount payable on demand In any
part Of Great Bitain ireland, by applying at thei
0ad satAbliShed once, " soush VI, IA
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IT .'taii1u OF uo iHE'cprrs IL rali,s ~ tho ~.
tn-vr sale of rich pirlur, chamber aud diningrrDm
furniture, AZ tie r,s.l,nru l5l Weat 2lst IT. near
tih mrnd,, t.iH trursdoyJ afternoon, At = O'Clock,
precisely. TIE vhiiry contents Ut the mouse, which
Is ri hly irm-l,l, Will Dee s.ld b. the highest % &
der ui cash, u tug ,vtrsHt llnt-y inducements To
huusekccp,rs aud tue trade. elegant cartiets
throughout the house, with rosrw,od anl ruah,f.
any iurniure' clcsan. bedding, a.. Sale positive,
rain ur slime. IaI
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NVANTED-A PROTESTANT WOMAN
w for general hou,owork; a small family, -
miles from the city must bee willing, good washer
and irouer; colorod ur German preferred; wages -.
Call after 10 o'clock in the ladies' paror At the john
ston House, $50 Chambers st.
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Tnr little rElLows at the Lod ,ing.IIcu.o

niWa, enjoy a sooi dinner on Thnk,S diving.
We sincerely hope their .1cuds will hot forget
them on the national icas.- day, bu' .tii doni-
tior. If fool anil ,lot "a. 20 the Superintendent,
at the Home, 40. - ;a;ton 1t. Thrso little
r,memhuu,cs viii lee ,utc tu work ar,WaI.
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COAL.

PEST QUALITY OF RED ASH COAL.
lCnow delivering ut the foot Of Both It, East River
price - 10 per ton on the boat and So ot of yard
cor Of 3sth 1T. and I'd ave. Weight guaranteed.
T. FOSTER d BRO. NO 2'l5J
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

DOARDING-A FEW SINGLE GENTLE
- men, or gentleman and wife obtain board
and comfortable home alta mod'rn price, nj 125
Charles II, northwest cor Greenwich 1t. n95'2iac
QOARDING-GENTLE AND THEIR
- wiyes-al1o young ladies AMI gentlemen my bee
accommodated with good bard aud pleasant olms
In uuse with modern impruy, meuts, by applying
at 10 Pike NJ, about ~ minutea walk from the City
Hall. Terms moderate. MO 2Ilc'i3l
HOTEL LODGINGS-COMFOR
J. single beds for ~ cents "A night, ut the Union
Hotel, loo Prince ~, corner Il Thompson 4 Meals
at Hll hours, Open oil sht. Accommodation Tor
over 100 poTrons. MO 3'lb5
ZOE THOMPSON STOOD BOARD
lDOsnd comfortable rooms ,ur f." r,s,,y, table
young men or gentleman and Ni'c; hYu5' ht4 an
modern improvements and warmed thru lghIut;
terms Ia suit the tines. h2G 2iAc'l22