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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
Gslf9rap9lt 9fms.
CONGRESSIONAL.


WASHINGTON, January %.
SENATE-Mr. Howard presented a joint reso-
luton from the Legislature of Michigan, in favor
of exchange of prisoners, with special refer
ence to Col. Wilcox. Referred.
Mr. Wilson presented renlonstrance from the
underwriters, shipowners, and others, of Boston,
against any measures which will impair the eff
cheney of the coast survey.
Mr. Hale called up the resolution in regard to
Ward H. Lamon, Marshal of the District of CO.
lumbia, declaring that in the order he (Lamon)
transmitted TO the Senate he is guilty of con-
tempt OF the Senate, and that the Secretary of
the Senate report the resolution to the President
The resolution was passed
On motion of Mr.. Wilson. the bill for the com
pletien of the defences of Washington was taken
up. The question being the amendment provi-
ding that the forcing Of safe guards be punished
with DEATH Agreed to.
The bill was then so amended as to provide
thatn work shall hereafter be commenced on
the defense, when it was passed.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson the bin to increase
clerical force of the War and Navy Departments
with the amendment returned from the House
was agreed to. The bill passed.
The case of Mr.. Bright was then taken up.
Mr.. Davis concluded his remarks OF Yesterday
Mr.. Harlan said he was willing to muster in
the service of the United States any able bodied
man whether black white or Indian. Alter ex-
ecutive session the Senate then adjourned
HOU SE.-Mr- Blake. from the Postofice
Committee, reported a bill to establish postal
money order system.
It's consideration was postponed
Mr. Stevens, from the Committee on Ways
and Means, reported the Naval Appropriation
bill.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
New york Catrie market.


The market of this week has been a hard one
for the drover; sales have dragged, prices have
declined, and nearly all the stock arrived behind
time; some having been delayed fully one week
on the route by the monopoly of the stock cars
of the roads by the hog drovers.
The market opened on Monday with only 400
head; on Tuesday evening 3,400 head had ar
rived, and this noon the number reached 4,06l.
Thecattle which had been on the way a week
looked hard and must have paid loss, having
lost flesh.
The mild soft weather this week has been I'M
favorable for dressed meat and this has had de-
pressing effect upon prices; the quality of stock
being poor also depresses the average quotations.
There were IS head of cattle left over from
last week, and this week $50 head are remaining
unsold
On the whole the drovers call this the hardest
market which they have found for some weeks
past, and it closes very dull and heavily at our
mutations
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
DISSOLUTION.
LEGAL.

estate OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SSH the
= Circuit Court Of Marion county, I'm the state
Of Indiana March Term, A. ID. lS62-Edward heizer
Bensjah r. Nordyke and William r. Hogshire-
BE III KNOWN, That on this 2lst day Of January,
In the year 1862, the above named plaintiff BY his
attorney ed IN the Office OF the CLERK Of the Marion Cir
cult Court complaint against said defsdants IN toe
above entitled cause with an affidavit Of competent
person. that said defendant Benajah r. Nordyke not
resident Of the State of Indiana.
Said defendants therefore, hereby notified ofthe fling
and tendency Of said suit against them and that un
less tbey appear demur thereto al the calling
of said cause on the second day Of the Of said
Court TO be begun and held az the Courthouse IN the
city Of Indianapolis, the fourth Monday IN March
next the complaint, and the and things therein
contained and alleged will be heard and determined m his
absence WILLIAM WALLACE, Clerk
ts BY w c. Ssocx. Deputy.
Tsos NJ Rorrrs ATTORNEY jsn17-w3w
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

CsTATR OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, Ssh the
- Marion Circuit Court Of Marion county, in the State
Of Indiana March term, A. D. ls62-west Branch Bank
at wilIismspors Joseph Bingham, Soha g. Doughty
and Daniel B. Canfeld.--In attachment.
BE is known That this 20th day II January In The
year 1854 the above named plaintiff BY her attorneys
filed in the Office Of the Clerk OF the Marion Circuit Ooas
her Complaint against said defendants in the above ent
tied cause together with affidavit Of competent per
son that defendant Daniel b Caned Is not aresi
dent Of the State Of Indiana
said defendants are therefore, hereby notified Of the
fling pendency Of said complaint against them ana
that unless they appear and answer or deur AZ
the calling Of said cause the second day OF the next
term Of said Court be begun and held al the Court
House IN the city Of Indianapolis, on the fourth Monday
therein Contained and alleged, viii be heard and deter
mined in their absence. WM. WALLACE, Clerk,
BY W. c. SnocK, Deputy
R.xn H.tt Attorneys for Plaintiff jan20-w3w
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
FOR SALE
For Sale or TO Exchange
FOR CITY PROPERTY.
553 Acres, the Gallaudet Farm,
Situated eight miles from indianapolis,

ONTHE INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI RAIL
" ROAD. with the station Gallaudet in it's center.
every fenced nearly all the rails recently
reset 800 in cultivation, 100 underdraned four
good orchards eight wells Of water good barns and
ll5 feet long nearly completed family residence
worth - 000 five tenant houses, sawmi worth - 900.
n store and store-bouse- This highly fertile farm.
equaed in situation by any in the State only 20 minutes
by railroad from Indianapolis four passenger trains stop
ping At the farm station each day with State road
ming through its center IS offered for sale great
bargain Il be divided int six eight fanas 20 de-
sired. For terms apply 10 the owner. J S. BROWN.
G-ilaudet January 4, 1861.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS

Are speedy in seton, often eecng cure in few days,
and when a Is effected Il Is permanent They
prepared from vegetable extracts that harmless
the system and the stomach, inpTeg-
the breath; and being located, all
taste avoided No change Of diet is necessary while
using them; does their action interfere with business
pursuits. Each box contains six dozen Pills.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR,
And will be sent by mail, post paid by any advertised
Agent receipt Of the money. Sod oy Druggists gen
orally.
None genuine without my signature the wrapper.
J. BRYAN, Rochester, n. Y,
General Agent.
ssS- ToNLINsoN cox. Agents for Indianapolis.
julyls-d&w 81
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27


Sell slowly, the market being overstocked; milk
men do not sell so much milk in these hard
times, and of course they do not need so many
cows.
Wedo not change our quotations this week, but
the prices are not so firm; the decline in beef has
some influence to depress the price of cows. We
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

Are not quite so firm, a large amount of dressed
mutton coming into the market, and mild wealth
er causing an eagerness on the part of sellers to
work off their meat.
A few sheep bring SIC, but good lots gen.
orally sell at Sc while poor stock will bring only
Az cents.
Sheep at. ......... 50 5O@s SO per cwt
Sheep per h.. ............4 4@514c.
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
DANCING ACADEMIES.

popwoRrrI's DAScrNo ACADEMx .,..,
~ Au r0fner o. IwenN-sistt -tf'st.
sSa,roa, ia ..es of Wednesdays and Saturdays hav
III nea rly reached tbe pH haiau.I ~ ~
ar. NJ. -, \. haa ~ ~. Ae,dsrrx
chcnars 81 terms 81, nsy oN asa :. 'ne m ~ ecuaens'
.roItIaRolF's DANCING ACADEMY. 9nS EIGHrn
III fha fashionable ani approvei Dances
esi.ls can rog entsr Tor hn sesond quarter Days
Of t III Monday sni flnraisy alerncona sna = semnss
,,,rtrr MASTER Df MARS DANCING ACADEsv ss
H s'eHt aVenue in Thirteenth street wednesday ana
Ss,,,Aav AZ ! orork - month -pr ladies end gentle
men kednyA tssnl unable dances snsattns sssens
r II, sE.AllINa's rRIyArE DANCING ACADEMy' Da
~ roriht~varrt sncaf fweutJ third Nrve; pupils eau
III any tlic With class aud pllvatc Lessons Nvsh
IA ND spnans rp fen rar,ic'as Apply - ere'c
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
COPARTN ERsHIPs.

A \ ySrsrAL o1r,PIoRrrSIyyx ~ MAZE YSsFs, !;
citcr se sel capi.sln rs pcs.ant ziug easl
business irou which over $50 90 snnrm le rcaz
IA. Ass1c'aon Arst tiass inquire be.ote ~ A.. an'
rom 70 SP. NJ, 81 y wcs IN rlysecpnd sitci;
agents not pcgecG.
The New York herald., 1862-12-03

L,URSITr RE AT A GREAT SACRIFICE FOR cAsll.-
Ono solid rosswoyd Parl0r Suit, IN rich fr.nah
satin hoetei made IA order cost sg2s will b. sold or sss
one 10 sivO; one solid black wsuut Sn COP iislng
one Ieies letc sofa Arm ChNir. Reefpiy M
four Medallion Bsck Chars foI S65 Also -, I" ~ is ~
BcdroO Dining RoUfu Furniture VII &c sou w 'ss'
than haIf her oos Apply al ie West Eghh street. pc-
tween Fifth and Sisth avenues
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
HOTELS.

ADIsoH ArENrE HOTEL, c0RSER or TwEi;Ty
seventh ei, the Harlem aud Ssr Haven raili
I'D depot, overlooking Madsor PaEi; easy 10 al
rs thc city rrr atrticl II s'rpngeff ls allied - hc
,dcrate prices For mrs; fable Room. at tat
ase 81 ana 81 St asi daY. s. 10 50 per va II.
The New York herald., 1862-12-03

E ASTEp--A FIRST CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE,
Tenth and ThiIficfh streets end rourth snd
is,h s,cnues until Nav BY family of ihr,s fersons
td.fcss Lay 3,s0l Post oarce.
The New York herald., 1862-12-03

kyr sNyEn.-By -FOUR aENffEyES InILE ua lpUG
w Gcdrooms sitting Room, Kitchen and Room fcr fsg.
.al Al iaynished ior hoa.es.epng 20 9 ssoi nter y.
gle and half Of the ferries IN Brooklyn Terms = not
Nd s75 ~ Month, Eclorenccs given and rcaMiet ad.
treas A. l. r., boz 4,i6. New YORK reA oGcc.
The New York herald., 1862-12-03

iu. rdlaeiy fos small private family; II we'll siua-
and l,eiy furnished Sood price w be paid iitii May
longer. Address forthwith. Or cal w &. s,cY l.Y
J. 3pad va store Hoor. ;ea~ cfnce.
The New York herald., 1862-12-03

ELE0ANr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR sALR--
IL the property Of yentienan Leaving Tor Europe rose
wood risnoioiie rosewood Drawing Room SUITE Eagrfes
ssresre and Bookcss- nsrse tor Tables. Eneolsnnrcs
sidnb0aFs Extension Tables Mirrors, Paintings BpnSes,
rosewood aud black walnut Chamber fnfniturc ~lc.
Mattresses Bedding, &o made o order: will 10 sd less
n.Hr
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
MousEs, ROOMS, &C., w.NrEn.

| SMELL FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED INME
diatey BY family or three adults. between Fs,n and
yen -;hlrd stlsnis Sixth ana Third a,rulcs address,
~ i3.csi tarn.s, whra a: &c mod g. =! -. No
.Ajty s.,ee'
The New York herald., 1862-12-03

6TisAM BoliEg-rotR TO EIGHT HORSE POW.
a',a Engine, two 20 six horse power. wanted.
lras Win se particulars, giving lnNes prise 81 S.ram
btlsr, Herald office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-19
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

PiusosRa SHor ~ A POLIcRaAr WHILE
ATTEMPTING 70 EscArE-On Tuesday morning,
about o'clock, man named Paul ONeiI.
The keeper Of runshop in Spencer street near
Myrtle avenue, shot dead BY Policeman
Coprady of the Ninth Ward Police 1t appears
that while paIroling his beat the officers at
tention war attracted by the cried of O wo.
man, proceeding from 0Eeirs house. The officer
opened the door, and soon ascertained that O'Nel
had been beating biz wife, vino had sought safety BY
creeping under the bed. The room was in disor-
deled state, chairs broken, shd other articles had
been smashed The woman called upon the officer
Cor protection when the latter attempted to reason
with ONeil but he, becoming very violent, ordered
him out Of the house, at the same time approaching
hin IN menaciDg manner. oNcii WE tnereupen
,akeu lntO curlf0Y.
When near the Statio1-Honss he broke loose, and,
knocking the officer down, attempted TO eject nis
eseRpe by running. The officer drew he revolver
and iTeG, having followed him fcr aeont 200 yarus
before dscuafgiDg the pistol SNeI fell, ana on
going up to him, il vas found that lac was dead
Several officers from the Station-llonse came up TO
whst wac the matter, and the deceased was
taken Into the house, and DIR. woodruff imnedlateiy
ss1t for. The blood flowed from the mouth and nose
when picked up. His face was badly bruised, and
fracture Was found N his forehead, sustained evi-
IDENTIFY, by the fall. Asaperfcia examination Of tbs
body was made, but no shot-woand could be found,
and tue physician expressed the opinion that death
bad been caused BY the injuries sustained by the fall.
Tie deceased, when arrested was drunk, and very
violent, having made several attacks the officer
while on the way to the Statiop-Houss. The Coro-
ner was notified, and post -notem examination was
made upon the body BY DR. Louis Bauer and other
physicians who discovered that the ball Of the
yoiyer fired by officer CoBrady had entered the bass
of the occiptal boDe passing from the right to the
left Of The neck where it was extracted. In its
course it in contact with one Of the ceryical
injuring the spinal marrow and causing
instant death. The revolver was one OF Smith q
Wessons five-shooters. The ball is very small, but
carries a long distance, proved in this instance
The deceased was at least a. feet from the officer
when the latter fired. The inquest will % com
menced this afternoon at O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-19
THE WIDENING or cHURcH STREET

The Committee ON Streets of the Board of Alder
mon vet vcrtcrday afternoon 50 the CITY liall O.
hear -,r1roffs in reference 10 the opening oil Church
stree' from Fulton TO the Battery. 4 large number
az merchants and property owners, representing
many uil IONS Of dollar, were present. lie Ihaif-
man ar pooLr. stated that the Committee would
near eigft speasors on zach tide Of tie question.
4 uetilion ia favor Of the propoled improvement,
and remMi RANGES against u were presen'ed and
read. "
Nr. Horrocr aaitthat thc remembrance Which he
pieseu,ed wa avrcd hy such men a. Mr.. VIM. i.
Aston and representing over g1J1 FpcV.
Mr. +. W. .MIggs objected 10 t!r remembrance
on The ground that II erred 70 matters not IN the
petition. viz: ihe widening Of Church street. winch
might have mlrled many who signed 10.
Lr-J1dgc NtNDFrrDEL said he understood hat u
eas promoted 10 oaeu the street eighty feet IN width
from sulfOn street 10 the Battery, and ne believed
ute ioriy II wac intended 70 widen the street above
which would involve The destruction OF On inmenie
amount Of valuable property. lie was opposed 70
hia project 80 the present tine, on account Of The
depressed tate Of business Property would bring
little or nothing now, while taxes arc necessarily
high on account Of me war. he thought That, III
stead Of increasing city expenses, the Common
Council should DO al 10 their power 10 reduce them
by cutting Oh unnecessary Improvements lie was
sati.ied That the measure would be defeated II ID
should come up before tue Supreme Court FOR con-
hrmat0n.
Mr.. MOORE conceded with Mr. Vauderpoe. He
tbonQht the time was inopportrne for this improve
mont, which at tne time would be oppressive, anl
he srup0sed would cost $4,000 900. He believed
the extension was simply Fnesse, and finally It
yyorld be found that the movement was Tor the pur-
nose Of constructing railroad, which would destroy
the business Of The street.
Councilman pIscKSrY said That Tor some ~ years
n. had had the honor to represent property IN the
vicinity of the proposed Improvement. lie thought
that ths burdens Of the war should be sufficient to
defer the Common Council from the furthering Of
tbis project. lie contendel that the only trouble in
Broadway was from Fulton street down ana iiiis
WA caused by the travel across town. From in
quiry, he lad learned that about Pp carmen cross
Broadway from tue Swamp TO the North RIVER
daily. These mostly al Fulton street ana con
bequently cause tho blockades. inns uimealty can
he very maierialIv yemeGiod BY the completion OF
lie grazing of ChsmLtr. street and tho opening Of
Beekman street across the Park .
Mr.. }. ". MfEEs said tlat 100 opening Oh Ids
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-19
LAW INIELLfGEhCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-A,scn is-Be:sre
badge SHIPxsN.

50 the opening Of the Court, L. :. District-Attor-
ney %. Smith moved the Of frssLu, n Booth, in
red r being srrased IN tie sAyeraee Mr. Benedict sp
rd Tor p0stD0usuelt The ground OF absence Of material
Nitle.s.s
had prepared so al these snc had been, IN
instances, vi applications FOR delay II tie Court de-
idsd le motion he hoped the bail would be In
creased nom 5000 10 tjU0
The Judge granted the motion to postpone the trial. AID in
creased the bail 20 5000.
Tho District Attorney then entered noe Proseqgies In
eFfl minor casa.
shat BE Understood thst Judge aey wOus hold the next
o. this Cour. in this District TIE Petit Jury then
lisclaIges Tor the term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-19

street. eighty feet wide from Fulton stree 80
Battery would afford very material relief TO "var
way. 1t would cut through stores that are DO. "a
ing over per cent, while the award feoen A
would pay more than double that amount investA
in Government money. The cost would be about
100000. and about ten thousand lots would be
benefited thereby willie the assessment would
probably not exceed $50 per lot The matter was
discussed at considerable length by 1lessrs. Gnuiher
and others, and the Committee adjourned without
announcing any conclusion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-19

s4,-c rea.rer..............Mr FHsvk iIIsrsILf
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .....lr n. LAra
Our correspondence is not critical IL does not
describe tic Ioyeness IA action but leaves Do 10 BE-
inferred, Ly recording tie applause aud sAia.aciion
Of the audience generally We have learned how
ever that The central figure In TIE Serious Family
exhibited thai uuc,aous breadth io4 which iAe lsie
Mr.. Bar,on was remarkable: and tla', also, H.
Russell. in The Thnderers par, inspired alike
deligh, and terror.
when The performances were concluded, the COM
many rartook Of what Taneyrand considered The
chief bond in diplomatic cordially weli-saryod
repas,; and parted. ali pleased with ho kindness OF
1 host, aud the cleyerneas Of the entertainment.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-NAKcs Ia
loie judge BETTs.

The judge stated that the remainder Of the pres
Ont term would be devoted the Admiralty calendar.
The United Stsfos The prize sloOp Express and cargo
This vessel was seized in December last n the Ni.sisdppf
sound alleged yiosDn 81 tsr soeksos s"d afro 80
being owned 10 seeded State. The vessel was lafel ~
Officer Mckeon and sunk IN one Of the naro" Channels
eadn- Mobile or The purpose 81 oockadlns IL An sp-
rasnsrt bad prey malay msde, AID Il vas sent 70
ihis Court. -
stewart L. Wooi'ord presented tue on behalf OF tie
Cow rusnt Claim did not appear Decfion reserved
on zoe question Of condemnation Of vessel enc cargo.
The the u the pine schooner
Capt spedden.
Daiehi sloop Advocate. snd schooner A. O. Wen. The
necessary publication not having been completed, MI Wood
lord moved iof extension o. time therefor, which wa<
granted. -
m the cases OF the Anna schooner Mars and
csloe adcurun-n.s granted sppcatoD Of council
lor claimants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-19
CITY ITEMS.
AciDrmr OF MUnc.--DIauager Gran proposes

to give four grand opera performances this week
The INST this evening, when will be performed
y, eroiS popular opera Of 4" Tn Ballo in Ma-chera"
RE has engaged the Spanish danseuse Ssnorta
Cubas, Signor Aimenes, AID corps de ballet, who
will spp> 'ar in the opera See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-19

BrSrrIr OF Mr.. CosLNs.-Mr. ColIins, the pop
ular Irish comedian viii take a benefit tomorrow
evening at NIblos Garden on which occasion he will
appear IN two piece, and sing a number Of patriotic
songs, some Of which have been expressly composed
FOR Che occasion. Give him a bumper.
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COURT or GENERAL sEssIONs-NAKoa is-Bsior.
JUDGE McCr,N.

James Williams pleaded guilty TO the charge Of
forgery in the fourth d-ee. IN passing counterfeit bank
a0is he Southport Bank Nouu.hrAsnded Tor sentence
Mary Damn c4gged with SWING goods Iom her
dangheg Little g sent out 70 procure money gooas At 10
peril Of bein severely haien hy Ter mother, acquitted
John Carpenter petded gasy o. ON assault with daDger-
Gus weapon with intent DO bodily harn IN shooting 81
Lewis frsdnoach with ri-to the lsth Of December.
la6I.-RcuIan4ed sentence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-19

Prof John W. s. Uows will commence bis annual
course Of Shakes, earian readings io.orrow evening"
st Clinton Hall.
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4 CorogEp Srorr-TmrF CAuGHT:-on hondaI
.s,. ns,.,,. Fu,,sre arrested John Wallace eoor.d
wasr whilo be- Wa In tlc act Of p1ro.Ls aD,u' 49,,
. psw eg.s store 10 "a Bf1,dray
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Cow. NUT ia the wonder OF the world. With
al he other wonders ts il visible Of all hour and Lha AZ
uucens drama, sApIk hALAsGADE, a. aad O'Clock r.
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LAdxerti.enle.tl


~ IWth lHUNIf MD INHIN.
Ifn pLk's o. X soar, the best Soap iuye1ted. One
trial viii prove Us efficacy. Sod by .yefy where
Manufactured py JAszs P,LK FnnAln and Washing
Ton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-19

We learn dat moyemon, i on foot among some
wealth, and benevolent Merchants, Of this cry, io
extend helping band TO tie operatives 81 Fmtce,
,s.u. .f whom. thrown out Of work. are in state
u desdiuion and suffering. u il proposed. We
believe. % send d yc.-- % saai country la1'n i.h
PIE ncces-arics oi o Was d9le to ifciand as the
time Of rho famine. l.isa charitable work, aud ono
Of great need j, IL beside not unfit thing 20 do o.
"a reminder 20 France that the kindly feeling between
Lor and us il not diminished, but rather increased
GA our paH by tie attitude she has assumed toward
IS N our day Of trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-19

A NV Cn'vrrn oy CovrurcE.-Ths meeting
" t.o Cham5sroi Commerce was s, Grow deI yc.ier-
day that :. was obvious that be-ter accommodations
viii Pc demanded Or their future meetings.. 4 Doe
hi. been suggested where a la-ge building may Pc
erected. which win accommodate the Chamber o.
Comuorce, ihc Goarl Of Brokers the S.ndy-Hooe
Telegraph Company the Commercial Reading
Room, ttc Nautical School, tie 5LIpmasJers A-oc.'
atoa, end branch Of the southern snd Eastern
Telegraph Company.