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Go Rent.

ITO RENT, A PART OF HOUSE CON.
TANNING THREE ROOMS, all on the second
floor. anu In frs-rate order. II desired, one room
on the first floor can DO lad, at No. 90 BEAUFAlN-
STREET. Apply ON THE PREMISES. .,,
January 81 tuIns
mo RENT, A PORTION OF HOUSE
and KITCHEN in Wentworth near King-sueet,
suitable for young married couple, OF single gen
tlemcn, who wish to furnish their rooms. Parties
renting may have choice OF rooms Apply OF THIS
OFFICE. stuth0T oanun.y -
11URNIsHED HOUSE To RENT.-THE
THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, No. 81 Hasei,
street. newly painted both within and without ana
newly and timely furnished throughout, will be ent-
cd for the noxt year at reasonable rent to sasiac-
tory party Apply to Z. BATES, No. 124 Meeting
street IL 1anuAty
TNuR RENT, PART OF A DELIGHT
FULLY SITUATED MANSION, in the south
western portion OF the city, consisting OF suite OF
three or four spacious on the first floor with
kitchen aud servants apartments. Terms mode
rate. Address "A," Daily News Office.
November l9
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NIGHT SCHOOL: NIGHT SCHOOL
No 35 5WENTWOR rH-STREET,L LECTURE ROOM
OF ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
TIME HOURS FOR THE EXERCIsEH IN ARITH-
METIC, WRITING, READING, GILMAN and
ENGLISH GRAMMAR ore from to O'Clock Z. Ill.
Terms-$2 per month ID aJvanca
Bookkeeping charged extra.
December 2. &. IL. bEhGMhNN.
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ITO PUBLISH AND JOURNALISTS.
large amount of Typ and JOB MATERIAL
for sale, in lots to suit purchasers. Terms reason
able. and cash. Also fine HAND PRESS, price S26O;
an Adams Power Press, price $500; and Card
CoInmhia 8 a. December Z
OEA ISLAND AND UPLAND COTTUN
y AND RICE EPLANTAT1ONS, FARMS and CITY
pROPEkTi of all kinds for SALE and LEASE by
CLIFFORD L. MArHEWES,
Real Estate Agents, No. 66 Broad street
Noyonohar O SmOs
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for Sale.

TNOR SALE.-EOR SALE THE STOCK
n AND STAND Of o well selected GROCERY
STORE in the lower part of the CITY, with lease on
building at $3.50. For particulars apply at Mr. AN
DREW M MORELAND, Broker, No. Broad-street.
Ion,,or,v o1 u
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l]ants.

49,. - - .
OFFICE OF THE SECRET SAFE COM
" PANY, NEW YORK.-State and County Agents
wanted TO sell an en: ircly new and usefdl article
Just patented Address JOHN P. ELLIS, General
agent. New York. January 81
WANTED, FURNISHED ROOM. OR A
w BED ROOM AND PARLOR preferred, anu
the Charleston HOTEL Address IN. 10 On Si'o
care Of this office. January "
WANTED, BY A YOUNG GIRL,
w SITUATION to do chamber work ana mlno
children, or cook and wash for q small family. Apply
ut No. 10 0ELIZABETH-STREET. q.
january 90 ------
VITA.TED.-EX-COG GFEDERATE SOL
w DIERS 10 engage in business in tner own
counties paying from $3.50 to $2oO per month mo IN
January II 1mo* Philadelphia, Pa.
WHITE SERVANT WANTED IN A
n small family, TO Cook, Wash and Iron Ger
man girl efcrred Apply at No. IL WEI aru 10
STREET. oanuAi9 ~
WTANTED, BY A YOUNG LADY. A
w Situation icverness, or to tase cnarge oi S .
Female Academg, In North or South Csronna. Ge W
can teach all tho English Branches usually taugnt
Southern Institutions; also Music, ana the - nuui-
ments ul French, and Is capaoe OF prepaiSs S ivan
ladies for College. Good references can 9e gwen.
Address, stating salary. Miss "a. D. C.' winning
ton, N. T.. oa1ualy
yI1ANTEu. A SITUATION AS FORE-
w MAN or Overseer On plantation. Nsiere9-
ces as to character aud competency iurmsheo'
Address, stating locality and componsaton, =. d.
News Office. o.nu1-y
WANTED. BY AN EXPERIENCED AC-
w COUNIANT ami good Penman, any employ
ment that would occupy his attention lor Jew nou's
daily. Address SCRIBE, City Postohce.
January -
GENTS WANTED FOK THE LIEE
"A and Campaigns OF Gen. Robert +. Lee, 'ae
standard biography of the Great Chieflaln ls OH
ral character and ready SALE combined with an IN
creased commission, make IL the best suohcription
book ever published. Send for circulars ana see
our terms, and Inll description OF the WorA Au-
dress, National Publishing Company Auan,a, III
December n eU
GENTS WANTED FOR THE 6 LEE
~. OF JEFFERSON DAVIS" by FRANK d. a, A.
friend, of Richmond formerly editor OF .ne tnar
tic history of the Lie and Public services OF tne
great Southern leader MIR. Atriend mas en]oyeG un
usual advantages il the preparation Oh In'S "oA os 20
will be apparent to all on c1nminauon. SeIa Iol
spccmen pages aud circulars, with terms. Auoress
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO. Atlanta, Ga.
November 20 1nO
yxIANTED-AN AGENT-ONE CHANCE
w In each town, worthy the attention OF an
active business man, to take the agency for the SAFE
OF BRADsTREEI'S RUBBER MOULpING AND
WEATHER STRIPS, applied to the sides, pottom,
ton, and ccntro OF doors and windows. Send LOT
A6'''' ''' '''' J.R. BRADSTREET CO.,
November 27 2mos Boston, Mass.
WANTED, AGENTS EVERYWHERE,
w to sell the MAGIC CLEANSING CREAM:
Sample doz. terms, show cards etc. sent on receipt
of s2. D. CUMMINGS @ &@CV,;
No. 40 South Market street, Boston.
November 25 Smos
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MisffQanfous.,

nON,T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA.
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S He
PATIO BITTERS, unfaihng remedy for all Dis
eases OF tho Digestive Organs and tho Liver. For
sale by all Druggists
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Mfetings.

LADIES' FUEL SOCIETY.
A EXTRA MEEIING OF THIS SOCIETY WILL
n be held at the Depository Chalmers-street,
This Day. the 21st inst, OF - NJ.
AS business OF importance will be discussed. the
Ward Distributors and Collectors requested to be
present.
By order of SECRETARY AND TREASURER.
January II
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DON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA-
IL TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S HE
PATIO BITTERS, an unfaiIing remedy for oil Dis
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all n '-iqts,
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WANTED, AGENTS EVERYWHERE,
w TO sell the MAGIC CLEANSING CREAM.
Sample doz terms, show cards. etc. sent on receipt
of . u. CUMMINGS l. co..
No. 40 South Market street, boston.
November 25 Smos
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CHARLESTON BRIDGE COMPANY.
A N ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE STOCK
n HOLDERS of this Company will be held at
the Office of Messrs. Brown & Mikell, Law Range,
Broad-street, This Day tTuesdayI 21st inst, ut
o'clock P. M.
Business Of importance.
By order. w. TOBIAS
january q Secretary.
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noN'T FAIL TO TIs Y THE CELEBRA-
~ TEn SOUTHERN TONIC, pANKNIN'S lie
PATIO 3 TIERS, al unfniling romeay for all Dis
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists TYR November q
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nON"r FAIL To TIs Y THE CELEBRA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S He
PATIO BITTERS, an unfliling rtmedy for all Dis
cases OF the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
uoIo hv al Dr,,u
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nON'T FAIL To TRY THE CELEBRA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S HE
PATIO DITTEEs, IN untailing remedy for all Dis
eases Of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists
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UNION CHAPTER NO. 3. r.. A.. NJ.
rINHE MONTHLY CONvOCAIION WILL BE
instant, at o clock. Companions and Candidates
for Degrees will be punc!ual.
BY order Of M. g.. H.. p.
PHILIP AUSTIN.
January 81 II Secretary.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02
A GOLDEN DAY

has daWned for all who desire to resume IN age
one of the most glorious gifts of youth the mag
niheent black or brown tinge which renders the
hair irresistible element of personal attraction
INSTANTANEOUS BEAUTY
spriHgs from the application of but one hair dye
In the world. That chemical elixir contains the
vital principle and the coloring matter with which
nature nourishes the most beautiful Of the silken
fabrics wherewith she adorns the
HEADS OF HER FAVoRITES.
Need it be said that this wonder Of civilization il
CRIsTADoR0s HAIR DYE,
the most genial, wholesome and certain prepare.
ton of its kind in the whole universe. Manufac-
tuned by j. CRIsTADoRo. ss Maiden Lane
New York. Sold by all Druggists Applied by
all Hair Dressers, dsc3d&wfm
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Spffial Aotiets,
'Euass of tux SUPERIORITY On rhk
AMERICAN
WALTHAM MATCHES.

This country has Eeason 10 IL pIoad II this
splendid specimen of Ameriean operative eenius
aud enterIEi4e. That II viii work revolution In
tho watch manufacturing u the World no one can
doubt Who examines the operations u the Walt,
hala establishment, fs IL turns out watch move
meats at Just ons-hah the est VI iAported
movements besides the uniform reliability Of the
machines made watches must give them = great
advantage over all others wherever known. A
poor ,ims-pisce Of ,he mashine-naks will be a.
Tare IN the n,turc as god one OF hand made has
beSn heTctoture, for machinery Is arbitrary in its
Isriorm.nee, AMI can make perfect article Just
Is easy as one that is worthless. IL WI 10 a
Gauss Of conratulation il this highly useful Amer
lean Entera = shall have the efeot IL driving out
Of market the thousands OF trashy fonisn aTtscles
u,isea led timekeep.rs, by furnishing eNcc lieut.
and economical a substitute, y. Y. Tunes
I'VE have had une Of the works Of this Company
IN a cas- Tor saine considerable tine, and, compar-
ius them with fiTner hrst-,lasS works ~ diferent
manufar turs possessed by rs, they haye establish,
a IA our opinion their superiority over any ever
introduced iut ,Onv,tn,s, a. time pltceS, ~ The
World
I'VE Motive With rgUt writing Ut the Paris
Exposition the alrenrr 81 sIscimcns III American
mahHia'tefv, Which, although only comparatively
OF Ice,u, blrth among us !. alrady producing
y.su.s ct the moSt satisfactory character The
watches manufactured ny the Waltham Company
arr certainly, 80 tar a. strugth, durability, and
excellence a, time-keepcn ar conocrn'si, ~ gN.a
A. anything produced by the French OF swts.
manui,etur," y V Herald
Tho beauty, the precision, the greater cheap
uy>, thu uniform eNo,llrnce of watch constructed
by machinery exquisite that the lncrc si.etahle
Of its operation il roe,lc, gradually give the
American ws,cho, public prcfernoe which viii
unt H. dytgiv,,l." iarrsr's Weekly,
EVERY WATCH FULLY WARRANTED.
For sale by all trst class dealers IN the Cnite'i
States AMI British Provinces,
Fut further information adlp'ss the Agents,
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON,
d,yaiNWlm Is. Broadway, y. Y,
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sENrINEI.s FOR SAFETY.

There is IN the blood an independent faculty OF
sensation, which gives expression 10y pain and in
lamatiUu when foreign matters are present
Hence pain and inflammation mean self protection,
and are aentincls for the body's safety.
Aid the blood by Brandrcth's Pills, to take out
foreign I;,atters impurities, and your PAIN inha-
tutifa and sickness. will lften he only affair Of
a few hours.
Miss Consariin, OF Reading, Schuyler Co n Y,
was cured of contraction Of the arm OF over Il
years standing, by less than a dollars worth OF
Brandreth's Pills. The arm was entirely useless
for over year.
Principal Agency, BrandTeth House, New
York.
Sold 10y all Druggists. decl7dSwlm.
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AN EFFEcrUAL WORM MEDICINE.

BROW Ms EEMltl bE tbMfIlS.
Ca Worm lozcngcrs Much sickness undoubtedly
with children and adults attributed 10 other causes
Is occasionel by worms. The Nermifuge Corntits,
although eifeetual IN Destroying worms can do no
possible INJURY to the most delicate child. This
valuable combination haa been successfully used
by physicians, and found 10 BE- safe and SURE in
Graduating worms. 40 hurtful to chlldtou.
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require i'm
mediate attention, as neglect of the trouble often
causes prolonged sickness.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS IN CHILDREN
are often overlooked. Worms in the stomach and
bowels cause irritation, which be removed
only by the Use OF a sur remedy The combina-
ton Of ingredients used in making Browns Yer
miiu.,c Comfts" iy-such To give the bt~t posi-
hle effect with safety.
CURTIS * BROWN, Projectors, New York.
sod by All dealer, in Medicines, at % cents box
may2ld&wly.
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tion Ia, l.en ma.ir S,nsi" - ''a'''
D., an Imperial d,~r,e published a'hs'l'
The Paris ratri,, la an editorial 'N
Monday, d,numc,. thusr who ASSET that
the Cniereuo, e. whirh Ils fmpfr"l Ma
polron has invited the other Eumpean
Itwcr- Tn the settlement 81 the Roman
question has tegn al.,ndonei-
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EARM FOR SALE.

The place Known as 'Elmwood''-a few years
since laid ont and constructed by Prot. Pease OF
Brooklyn, n. \. 1t has, during the past summer,
been thoroughly revised and repaired, and addi-
tional grounds connected, making III all small
farm OF about fifty acres of rich arabic land well
watered having upon it two hundred thrifty
maple trees, and young orchard of choice fruit
trees.
II Is situated Just outside OF the pleasant village
OF Castleton- The house-an elegant structure
is well arranged, having both well AMI cistern
ter brought into the kitchen, and is less than half
a mile from the Seminary and State Normal
School. The grounds about are abundantly sha-
ded with mapk elm, and other trees The cars
pass in full view OF the house at a distance OF
about forty rods Taking all things into account
this place Is considered one of the most delightful
situations anywhere to b. found; well adapted
for keeping first class boarders, especially during
the warm seasn. For particulars inquire of the
subscriber, residing near the premises.
j. SANFORD.
I Csstleton, Vt, Jan LIST, 1865 dSvtf
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TIE RIVERSIDE INsrIrL re.

situate at Riverside, Burlington County, N
Jersey, IS founded for the purpose OF eratuitoui
educating the cons OF deceased soldiers and :
men NJ the Tinted States.
The Board of Trustees consists OF the follow
well known citizens OF Pennsylvania and y.
jersey
Hon. William B. Mann, District Atom
Philadelphia, Pa.
Hon. Lewis X. Broomsll, Ex-Chicf CoincT
Mint, and Recorder Of Deeds, Philadelphia IA
Hon. James NJ. Scovel. New jersey
Hon. w. W Ware, New Jersey.
Henry German, Esq, Agcut ADAM kNP'f
Philadelphia. Pa
j. f. Cee, E~l.. OF 10y, Coe & Co. pllsdrlF
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LApIE, NOTICE. DR.. c. A. Hill.

Professor II the Diseases OF Women and Vice
President Of the American College Of Physicians,
No As Howard street. Boston, treats with perfect
success all Female Complaints. DIR. HILL has
treated more cases in Female complaints than
any other Physician in the country and II is well
known that those who place themselves under his
care can relgiously contde in his honor as gem
tleman and can confidently rely upon his skill as
physician.
TAKRPAETICULAR NOTICE.
DR.. II. has separate rooms iof ladies, and all
consultations, day And evening, are strictly pm
yatc
Office open on sundays
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
YOUNG MEN, who, by induging in secret
habits, have contracted that soul-subluIng, minds
prostrating body destroying vice which nils
our unatie asyiums, and ILLS 10 icpletion the
wards OF hospitals should consult lr. II
without delay.
No mercury i,s...l ln.l a sure cnc warranted.
septg7d&wly
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77- NJ loss can bc more fatal to beauty, csrcc-
ay.n the female Sex than IN the loss OF the hair
glossy luxuiiaut, hair i, one Of the most powerful
Of all personal charms When badness eor even
a deficiency OF hatr exists. We naturally look foi
a dry and wrinklcd skin, faded complexion :;
when not actually seen, We sec them in immag1na-
ton Why, then, not cultivate your hair ! En-
courage it and strengthen it OF II your hair is
gray or white the natural color can BE- restored by
few applications Of Mrs. 5. a. Aliens Improved
new style Ham rostorer OF Dressing in one bot
tie Price One Dollar. Every Druggist sells it.
dec20eod.
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address TO TnE NERVOUS AND DEBH..
HATED,

IL y
wll-, sutirrings have bc,n pIutTaetei from hidden
causes, and whn>e eases require prompt treatment
To- render existence desirable. ltyou arr sui'rrsag,
OF have sufiyr,i irunlnNoluntsry discharges, wha,
effect do,s II produce upon your ernrral health
~ yuu fccl weak, dcblhtat,i, easily tir-d Does
a little extra cNertion pro1uO, palp.atlon OF the
heart Does your liver, or urinary organs, OF
Voof k4.lgsys ire4uently get out Of order Is
your oluc sometimes thick, milky or n.Sky, OF u
Il rupy GA settling On does thick SUM rise 70
the top or l. u sediment at the bottom after II
has stood awhile p0 you have spells u short
breathing or DYSPEPSIA Ap your bowels CON-
situated. Is the lustrc Vt your eye rs brilliant
the bloom On Your cheek ~ bright Do you ENJOY
yourself IN sfui,:y as well 10 YOU pursue your
business with the same enemy 10 you feel as
much confidence in yourself Arr your spirits duh
aud H.uyglng, given To- hts OF melancholy II 80,
do not lay u 10 your liver OF dysISl.ia. Have
YOU r,Stlc>s nights Your back weak, your
knees weak, and have but little appetite, and You
attribute tins to dyspepsia or liver complaint
Now, reader self-ahuse, yenereai diseases badly
eurtd, and sexual cXccS,s, arc capable OF proiuc-
ing u weakness Of the generative organs The
organs OF generation, when in perfect health, make
the man.
Did YOU ever think that those bold defiant, en-
crgetic, persoVering, successful business men are
always those whose generatiVe organs are IN PER
feet health You never hear such men complain
OF being melansholy oi nervousness, OF palpltaton
Of the heart
Diseases Of these organs reluirc the use Of
diurvtic. HelInbOld's Fund Extract Buchu l, the
great dGrctic and Is certain curc tur diseases OF
the bladder kidneys gravel, droIsy, Organic weak
moss, female complaints, general debility, and all
diseases of the urinary organs whether existing IN
male or female, from whatever cause originating
and no matter how long standing.
Hclmholi's Extract Buchu established upwards
Of Is years, Prepared by
II. T. MELMBOLD, Druggist.
5gi broadway, New York, and l0i south 10th
Street. Philadelphia Pa.
Pricc-sl Is per, BOTH, or bottles Tor &C. so
nrnVer'u ~ 49,. --AA----- Ss'l Va. "u Druggists
ryrrNwArrc.
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CATARRH can BI CURED

Headache relieved anil N Tao every DISEASE ~
the nose and head permanently euTei by the use
Of the well known remedy,
RAEDER's GERMAS SNUFF
Try il, Tor Il costs but sa For sale BY all Drug
sists or send sse. To q, 4, SEYMOUR 4 CO,
Boston, and reoeise bon by Rtan mail
septstdkwly
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S25 PER DAY.

Agents wanted male and female; local and
travelling. Business new. light aud honorable.
Steady employ ment the veal lnund, No capital
required. Address REEVES 4 co, No. IS Mas
sau street. New York June26wly
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BANKING HOUSE OF ]. COOKE
4 COOK,

M, TWENTY WALL STREET,
Corner Of Nassau ST., New York.
We buy and sell at the most literal euErvnt
Ilioss, and Keep ON hand fan apply u Govern.
ment bonds % all leues, seyen-ihitles and CON-
pound interest notes, and execuie orders fOf par-
chase and sale Of stosks, Bonds aud Cola,
CONVERSIONS,
We convert the several issues OF seyen.thirtics
a, the most favorable market rates into hye-twen.
ties which, AT present price OF gold, yield the ho'
der about one per cent, more inter,st Per annum.
Circulars with fun particulars furnished upon
application,
may SdSwly, JAY COOKE 60,
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pmG.prLrHiA, Pa,
May 20, 1867
To riE OirrcKRs AND MEsgEns OF IhE ~
,saTos LIBRARY Co, \. S. READ, seere11
Gentlemen ON receipt OF your favor OF tns !
list, notifying us OF cur appoln.tsneTrh o,.v 10
init a copy Of your Charter, with plan Of
enterprise to eminent legal authority, ana ~
receixed his favorable opinion IN regard 20 !
gality, and sympathizing with aae ne. .sines
object of your Association, w children Of
and maintenance Of the 9n ,p In.titute
bava connluasd 10 sesept the trust, and TO us
best efforts to 1sSmote so worthy an object
GEO. A. COOK y
asdr.s, all letters and orders TO
GFO A. COOK & CO., BANKERS,
SO South Third Street, Phihdeipma'
Receivers Sor tho Washington Library Co
augl2deod&w3m
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ha. hsen issued lN Maior Ben rclcy
ruor,h AZ ,ast 10 DE Government ~
hilc,a o,nts I-r rlPy Il Ia, heretofore
c,'st su average at nifty cents, aud thc new
edition cui,tains many Improvements, in
Guiding a brirt f,saH,f ri the l"litical life
ii al the mtm,lers ut the lrcsout Com
grrs-, together with statement Il the
vute- and ,he maiogitir- by which they
wcrr elected lt ~, ARRANGED on the
plan ii H., british Parliamentary Conn
Pauin
.sElCRr ~ sNtOotEn Goop>- The
letc,ti,c agcu,s oi the Treasury have I'M
carIhed another mole ot smuggling goods
into thc country trmu luroisu lsGts \
gentleman Twins ia frn,e notified the
department tAat d large quantity II silks
VEN alaut hiug sluugslyd into the
United States, and stated the name Of the
vessel carrying the cargo When the
information wa, received, the vessel had
discharged, her Cargo, and un inspection it
Va, sound that tho label, had hccn H.
moved from a great portion Of the silk
goods; bat ninety piece, were discovered
that were not manifested, which were ac-
rorlingly seized, Investigation has proved
that the firm la question had lren con-
lu,tus Til, cuurrahaul business t,r the
last year,
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EuRoPE.-Sunday night a gur.shop in
Cork was broken into by party of eight
Fenisns, and rifled of its contents.
Mr. P. j. F. LePlay, the French en-
ginser, who was at the head Of the Impe-
rial Commission of the Universal Exhisi-