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M BACHELORS HAIR-DYE.-This
splendid IIAIR-DYE is the best In the world-thc
only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointmcnt-no ridiculous
tints remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes inrigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold by all druggists and pcrtumcrs,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory IS Bond
street, New York. NH 20-eodts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MR. VIII At SEE, native Chinese
tea merchant Is now in this place. ana WIN ieIn,n
Cow DAYS for the purpose OF establishing an
,,c,cy far the sale of CELEBRATED TEAS.
He respectfully invites the public 20 eau anu
oxamtne his stock. which, from the faciiitles NC
eu,ovcd in collecting, he Is prepared W one'
about half the usual cost He can be io,lna AZ
A'o"' ''''' -" p. W. Pow
1905 Main street.
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FURNITURE, dc.

FURNITURE AND BEDDING WARE
A HOUSE, 1908 and 1910 Main street, Rich
mond, ya.-G. =. STACY &SON confidently in
yite their friends and the public generally to their
FALL STOCK, just completed; which VIII be
found 10 he the most extensive and varied ever Of
fcred in Richmond; aud In every article they are
prepared to compete with the best houses In the
country; and in BEDDING, their facilities en-
able them t. deity competition.
SHUCKS! SHUCkS SHUCKS!
We will pay cash for SH UCkS, iu any quantity,
delivered IN Richmond.
Wea anxious to appoint agents in every To-
calty from which Shucks will bear transportation,
to whom we Will furnish presses for'bGiins. Par
ticiilars on application @e. Sc 3o-2m
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The public in general will please take notice
that our disra.ry of FALL DRY GOODS viii BIZ
larger and mort attractive than usual. We buy
ing ell goods S rElCTLY FOR CASH. are at al
times enabled To- sell BARGAINS: and while VT
haye now In stGt k complete assortment ofcycry.
,hjnr usually foa nd in frs-class store call the
p,pTrCr-LAR \ TTENTION OF THE LADIES
70 the following. va tch we arc Offering as SPE-
cIAITIEs, and REA rARKABLY CHEAP:
FRENCH ROBAUIX TWILLED P0PLiNS,
double widths and bca utiful silk mixtures;
TWILED PARIS roPLiNS, most all colors,
at only 7Jc. worth Il per yard;
soLID-CoLOEED ALPACA PoPLINS, various
shades, only 3oc. per yard;
STRIPED ENGLISH CARTOONS only 2Oc. per
yard.
BLACK SIZES. BLACK SILKS,
BLACK Ell. As,
1T prices to suit all.
BLACK ALPACAS OF every price and grade
Imaginable;
EMPRESS CLOTHS and AlEK mos, all colors
EMPRESS KID GLOVES, I'll shades, and really
a good article. at Sl."j;
1000 yards THREAD EDGGNCt, all Widths, very
cheap.
Also.
have on hand Il splendid assortment Of
WHITE GOODS,
such as IRISH LINENS, PLAIN, STRIPED, and
CHECKED CAMBRIA aud NAINSOOK
MUSLINS.
Also, a splendid stock oC WHITE, RED, and
GRAY PLAIN and TWILLED FLASNELS;
OPERA, PLAIN, and PLAID FLANNELs,
all coors.
a heavy supply Of MEMS WEAR, such as
CLOTHS, CASSrIERES. SATlNETs,
MrLToNS, BEAVERS, TRECOT, KEN
TuCKY JEANS, PULLED CLOTHS, &C.
An endless variety Of HOSIERY. GLOVES,
HANDKERCHlEFS.
SOMETHING NEW.
CORsETs A LA PANEIER ut II, warranted
whaIetore.
PLAID sHAwLs, BROCuE SHAWLS.
| NOTIONS, JET JEWELRY, EIBRolDERlES,
and Il LITTLE or EVERYTHING that Is
generally found In regular Dry goods store.
All lcc ask Is y call
HIgSH !: GUGGENIiEIMER.
| Statesmen: ". c. kean, J. II. Chenery, ant
! W. II. Gordon.
Closed on SATURDAYS. se26
FERTILIZERS.
| SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUAN0, Wham3s
- Eaw-Bone Superphosphatc, pure Flour o
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TO-P ARTNERSHIP.-W the under
" signed. have this day formed Il cU-rartncrship
under the style of FENDLEY Il FERGUSON.
for the purpose of manufacturing LUMBER in
The county of Chesterfield near the Glover Hill
Pits. and having appp"intcd McSsrs. A. l.. SnEr
HERD 4 CO. sole agents for the sale OF our hnhcr,
respectfully solicit orders for BILL TIMBER OF
any size and lcngfh, which may he left with them.
Orders shall nc tllcd with the utmost dispatch.
T. VI. FE%DLEN and
". L. FERGUSON.
Richmond oct cher II. lsng. .i-lw
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RICHMOND. October 90 1Se9.
THE FIRM OF p. A; WOODS Il SON
1 having hctn dissolved by tho death of the SCI
nior partner the undersigned will close up the
business Of the old concern. and will continue 10
carry on the COMMISSION BUSINESS III his own
name. and respectfully solicits consgnmcnts OF all
kinds of produce.
oc el-lw* W. +. WOODS.
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{ Z KAN u Ii FL EUR tliI~ - - i-'''
SUCCESS OF TIE NEW STORE
because all kinds of DRY GOODS are sold there at
REASONABLE PRICES,
thereby enabling buyers to supply themselves with
MANY GOODS FOR 4 LITTLE MONEY.
Now is the time 10 make selections, and we offer
BARGAINS.
and specify Il few articles. to which we invite at
tention
PLAID CHENE, PLAIN. andRoUBAIX rop-
Inns:
SOLID DELAINI.s. ALPACAS, MERISOEs,
and EMPRESS CLOTHS:
FAST COLOR NEAT CALlCOES nj le!".:
ryCFILENT CANTON FLANNEL 1T l63c.-:
Splendid assortment Of BLACK AhPACAS and
other BLACK GOODS:
CASSIMEHES, D0ESklNS
CIIIyCHILA, BEAVER, and BROAD
CLOTHS;
SATINETS. FL.tNNELS.
BLANKETS,
SHAWLS, CL0AKS.
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
TABLE ana PIANO COVERS,
TOWELS, ,IAPhlNS,
DAAIASkS
WHITE GO DDS,
WORSTED KNIT GOODS,
GLOVES rad HOSIERY.
And man other scasonable and desirable goods.
GIVE rs \ CALL AND SAVE MONEY.
WILLIAM THALH!MER & SuNS,
corner Broad and Sixth streets.
Similar inducements are offered at oGr store No.
1919 Main street. Ezckicl'S old stand where NcsSrS.
GUS. TIL ALIiTMfR. X. 4. CHEWNiNG. VII
LIAM ) .GAHSER, and a. y. LOCliETE. will
he pleased Ia see their friends. oc II
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D,ssoGrTroNs Il PARTNERSHIPS


ItO-pARTNERSHIP.-We, the under
y signed. having this dag Formed Co@p;Akj-
$ERSillr las per articles of agrcemcnl nnGef NV,
firm name of MASDEHS & WILLIAMS, ana
having bought out the stock, fixtures, ana %onh-
win, "f Mr.. J. ". Mandcrs do propose to carry OH
Il FIRST.CLASS GROCERY STORE; Keeping
constantly on hand full assortment OF GERMAtN
and AMERICAN GROCERIES, aud we nope ny
strict attention to business TO merit The patronage
Of our city and country friends: ~
RICHARD Z. MASDERS,
FREDERICK II. WILLIAMS.
Having sold out MY entire stock of groceries
fixtures and goodwill, to MrssrS, MASDERs v
WILLIAMS, and thankful for past iavorS. | would
most respectfully ask continuance oi patronage
Ia the above firm.
All parties indebted to me viii please call ana
settle their accounts by the lst of November, ana
those having bills will present them to he exam
incd, and arrangements made for payment.
!. VI. MANDERS.
RICHMOND, October &c, 1859. &c H--lw
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Dry GOODS.

THOMAS Smith. THOMAS d. ogAKLEss
X. NJ. LAvELLE.
THOMAS SMITH &c Co..
i No. 80 BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
DEALERS IN
d RY G. o o D 8,
respectfully the attention Of their friends and
the public to entire new and elegant stock or
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
purchased mostly Mt the recent large auction sales,
and will he sold at the lowest cash prices.
LADIES' DRESS AND FURNISHING GOODS,
CHHDREN'S GOODS, HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS, ChRPETING AND COCOA MATING
in great variety.
am Interested In the above house, and would be
pleased to see my friends nj my old stand, No. 3i9
BROAD STREET. THOMAS u. QTARLES.
We are witlrthe above house and would be glad
TO sec our friends.
F.V. SUTTON. JE.,
HENRY BATES,
oc 25-2w formerly with Levy Brothers.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY, AND GO To
JULIUS sYcLE's,
Me- 10 Drc1,i street, between Foorih and Fifth
who l,aF now on hand tremendous large stock,
consist rn% Of the VERY LATEST STYLES on
GOO -, which can only he found in lirst-cIass
Dry goods house, ana win offer the same rclnarha-
by low ; $" everybody viii find II to their interest
Z" =" and SIC his bargains.
rl"lc! rEECIiA TUPiJNs from 1910 9oc.;
Rich I'LAGD nnrLlNS ~ :or.
! PLAIN nni STRIPPED CitINt,. &C..
IHISm POLLS, Ei;"RE>5 GfJTiI, FNENCm
so,.in jE @Jt. + - E Sil2rs 2ta : l:9,
! itr-c Earicty In NDr!:AI%G GOODS;
HALaioG ~ SHIEr&--a large variety from 5jc.
GLMACllND and BROWN CoTToNs at New
Me- L& * q EiIANDKERcHIEFs at SOC.
Elr=ml LACE COLLARS from % to 5oc
NAPKINS. large size mt Il. so per dozen
ladies' HOSE from l23c. upward;
MD GLOVES, In al colors. the very best
larEe selection, Of SnNTAGS, BREAKFAST
Ladies' MERfNO VESTS ut II, very good
Misses and Chidrcn's AERINO VESTS.
FLANNELS! FLASNELS!
Plain and TwicI WHITE and COLORED
OPERA FLASNEI.S, plaid and plain. in all co.
lors.
Great BARGAINS in BLANKETS, sIAwLS,
CLoAKS, and CLEARING.
Mems and Boys UNDtRsnTRTs and
DRAWERS from the cheapest to the best
BRoAnCLOTH, MELTON CLuTF noE~KIN
EAEGI GhsSIMERES, SATl%ETs, KEN
TICkf Jeans, I" s''it everybody:
BROCIE HANLS In large variety. u suit the
a full line Of WHITE GOODS, coEsETs, and
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spEeTAL NOTICES.
RETREN CHMENT!
INFRINGEMENT, !

REDUCE YOUR EXPENSES BY BUYING
YOUR DRY GOODS NJ
JOSEPH STRAUSE's,
1899 MAIN STREET.
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FERTILIZERS.

GOLUBLE PACIFIC GUAN0, Whanns
~ gaw-Bona Superphosphate, pure Flour OF
Raw Bone. Wa are agents for the above standard
Fertilizers. Fall supply In store aud for sale Dy
Sc 10 - ALLISON s. ADDISON,
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pleased to see my friends nj my old stand No. 3i9
f5RoAD STREET: THOMAS D: QUARLEs.
Wear witltthe above house, and would be glad
y ''o Fv. SUTTON. JE.,
HENRY BATES,
oc 2j-2w formerly with Levy Brothers.
THERE IS QUITE A RUSH
Il FOR THE
NEW GOODS
JULIUS MEY ERrS
DRY GOODS HOUSE,
COZ Broad stree
We noticedtl ,.s...,.-.
SCARLET, BLACK AZ n TF,Y WAR, u =,
CRIMSON CHEC' ~, nnsr - -, ~ AND
BROCJIE SHAWL and CO.,, -,'.s ~ ~. = Eli
other SlSeLh' M DOUBLE snAWLs. VI
ELEGANT BA-MoRAIS ''''
DRESS snkS and SaIINs
Most II shionablc Ssh And NECK RIRRovs
a /" - dsonc FairiGtyat RUFFLED and other cnr
LARS md CVfFS: ''-
Z n asSortrlcnt Of GOOD KID GLOVES a. = -,
pair--s"cncthnS worthy 10 recommend
4 new supply Of PLAIDS, and other patterns Of
desirable DRESS GOODS:
rrctty lot Of CHILDREN'S and MISSES,
HOODS, SHhWLS. NUBIAS ETC. etc.
n good supply Of Goods suitable for GENTS. and
BOYS wear, such as CASSIAIERES. BF..
VEES etc.
UNDERWEAR. in great variety;
ENGLISH SOCKS, etc.
1t j. impossible to give an idea Of the thuusants
Of different articles in
DRY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS.
FANCY GOODS,
JEWELRY, etc..
to be found .. the lowest posSIhIe rri,es n
JULIUS MEYERS.
90 y 6o2 Broad street. two doors from sixth.
{ o-PARTNERSHlp.- The subscribers
~. nave formed co-partncrship under the old
THOMAS +. PRICE K CO.,
ll0l MNT STREET.
In thus rep ewing this old and long-establlshcd
;.' my rcF arm thanks for the favor shown them
IN me iast ."rty wears, and pledge themselves to
;c So Al worthy the patronage Of the city and
JACOB HALL.
T.. T.. lIUDGINS.
Sf .COND SUPPLIES OF ELEGANT GOODS.
They have just received by steamer and express
Elcgrnt IRISH and FRENCH PorIINs,
MoUENING GOODS-grcat VARIETY spc-
Rich BLACK and C0LoEED SILKS,
DRESS GOODS ali kinds, &c. to $50 per yard:
LINENS, HOSIERY.
sHlErs ami DRAWERS for ladies and rcatlc-
' FOR GENTLEMEN
CASSIAIEEEs aud CLOTHS,
LLIT2eE:NN-irS6som SHIRTS,
EECK-TIES,
GLOVES, &C. e.
oc ~ nearly opp".it" p"st-uliicN
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SAVE YOUR MONEY. AND GO To
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
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FRENCH ROBAUIX TWILLED P0PLiNS,
double widths and beautiful silk mixtures;
TWIILED PARIS pOPLiNS, most all coIors
at only 7Jc. worth II per yard
SOLID-COL ORED ALPACA PoPLINS, various
shades, only 3oc. per yard
STRIPED ENGLISH CARTOONS only 2Oc. per
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4 NTHRACITE COAL.-Ths day land
n ing per schooner Nnry $50 tons FRANKLIN
RED ASH EGG COAL. ThosS wishing stpe-
rior article for their winters supply vii! please
send in their orders. .-
Office aud yard corner Of Seventeenth ard Dock
streets Use 81 WRIT ROBERTS.
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Al . discussion held at tho Buck Creek School
Mouse, Saturday evening, February 9th, 1859.
between the popular Debating Club Of Serena,
aad tho Dayton Club. Qsestios- Resolved that
the Elective Franchise be extended 10 the
Women of the United Ststes"-ths affirmative
was argued BY ths Dayton Club. D. and G. Pen.
nypsoker, }. and ID. Green, c. B. Hsss, and 8.
Brown; the negative BY the Serena Club, J. I.
Montgomery, N. HoaR, A. Armstrong, J. Ho1sy,
H. Psrr, and J. Miller.
The judges after weighing the ails arguments
decided that ,sonsen should be oltossed 10 sote.
Serena, not willing to threw up thsspoags, pro-
posed to meet the Dayton Club on their own
ground in Dayton village, on Saturday evening,
February Goth, 1859, for another friendly oon-
test, which proposition was accepted.
A. 3. b. Sea-
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PROM MENDOZA.

Editors Free Trader My attention has been
called to an article in your paper, from your
Mendoza correspondent, in relation to the arrest
ed violation of Sections 10 and IL Of tho act of
congress Of July 4th, 1884. Gn relation to PEN
sions) in over-charging one William LAhsrty for
the collection Of bounty and back pay due him
from tho government Your correspondent has
made IN unfair statement Of the affair. Believ-
ing that you can have no desire 70 do Mr.. Cook
N injustice-and knowing all of the facts in re-
lstion to the matter-I ask you to publish the
following statement: slsR
In July last, Mr.. Cook collected for Mr.. LAT.
forty $3l7, bounty and back pay due him as
heir of his son, who died in the military service
Of the U. s. When the money was received by Mr..
Cook, he paid to NJ. La6erty about oHs-half Of
this amount. retaining the balance after deduct
ing his fees, to secure the payment of claims
he held for collection against LaHersy, all Of
| which was fully understood by Laffsrty at the
| time.
Afterwards LaHerty refused to pay ssch claims
aad demanded the balance Of his money, which
Mr.. Cook paid to him, giving him written
statement, showing the amount received. the
| amount paid, and the amour. retained - fees,
| the amount of fees being $24.5s, the fees retain.
cd being less than allowed by the Treasury de.
partmsnt 10 be retained in such cases.
Afidavits were made before the U. 8. Con-
missioner, At Chicago, Mr.. Hsyns, charging Mr..
Cook with having violated sections - and 49,
Mr.. Cook submitted his case 10 the Commissioner
| upon the afidAvits made in tho case whom it
appeared that the claim was presented before
the 2nd Auditor Of the Treasury, and net before
| tho Commissioner Of Psnsions, and that The act
rsfsIrsd to did not have anything 70 do with the
esss in hand, whereupon Mr.. Cook Va discharg.
| cd.
| Our people know that Mr. Cook 10 one of eur
best citizens, and deals honestly with all mon.
The fact il, certain persons here became offend
cd at Mr.. Geek about some matters growing cut
Of eur late political contest.
Undoubtedly the republicans here contested
the late Political fight - bitterly ~ they know
hsv. I know that did for one. But think,
aftsr Political fight is over, the BEST way 10 "a
let by-gones b by-sones, and return b friendly
feelings and kind acts.
CHARLEs II. GILMAN.
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MORTGAGE SALD.-Public notice is hereby
W gwen that whereas Samuel Oyster and Sarah Eyster,
Of the county OF La Sale and state Of Illinois, by certain
third day Of July 1884 and recorded in book & page.
ONCE OF said county Of e in and by which said mort
gage the said Samuel Eyer and Eyser did convey
described for purpose securing payment OF one
certain promssory note and interest thereon bearing
Jacob Stroop sum OF thirteen hundred dollars
due year after date with interest the of per
s xa : thus nsr ass d
tyopr IN the southwest fractional quarter Of section
No eleven ~ 10 township thirtythree 1887 NORTH range
about seventynve w feet and south and nine
Whereas: Sea made m tSe ..
ment OF said note and interest thereon since the
therefore, noticss hereby Ivcn tina. In pursuance
Of Of sale contained In said mortgage the provs
the payment Of said proms:ory note mentioned or the in
Ss : sny psr 9, IF at the time
note hereby 70 dispose Of said pem
a ps2es p them e a
sssgni public auction at the south deor Of the Court
and best price the VIII bring cash week: pub
lie notice having been previously: given Of the time
published in the said county Of La Sale. make
cote to the o. At sale
ses sod and Of the sale the Whole
all fees Of paid and costs Of
t.sn March 49, s south door
best bidder property Ssrenbsfore destrbe to.
Eether With AL the right and equity Of redemption of the
Ottawa Feb. IS. 1ses-4w. Mortgage.
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Council Proceedings.
hEaULAR MEETING.


Or,AvA, Wednesday. January 10, 1889.
P.ssent-Aayor Brewer, ssd Aldermen How.
land, Bell, Thomas. Strsbsl, Murray, Carroll,
Leonard. Col~elI, Burke, sad Moore
council 10 represent .hs .,sr... q III. city Il o.
taws, In the matter Of the purchase Of the Fox
River Bridge, reported that the appraiser appoint
Cd By the Fox River Bridge Company and he had
act agreed upon Il. seiee.ie. Of third appraiser,
position Of said Fox River Bridge Co., until Non.
day, Jan. 10. 1869. st which time, Nr. Logan Was
chosen ~ sPPrsissrby the appraisers appointed by
the city and bridge company, but owing to his ab.
ssnse from the ci'y he was not prepared to report
and asked for farther time. believing that valua.
ton wsuld ultimately be agreed TO- satisfactory 70
oil persons concerned.
On motion Of Alderman Thomas report was 70.
osivod. and further time granted for report.
Alderman Thomas, from committee on streets
and alleys reported that the Supervisor of streets
had opened an old drain, which would remedy the
evil complained OF as . nuisance on the ssrner OF
Marquette and Columbus streets until next spring,
and asked for further time for report sidewalks
referred at previous meetings.
On motion Of Alderman COlwell, report was re-.
ceived and further time granted, Is requested by
committee.
pointed at special meeting of city ssunci held
Monday, Jan. II, 1852 reported that committee
had submitted to city council ut = regular m est-
Ing held Jan. IL, 1859, an act fos the amendment
Of the city charter, authsrising the city council to
levy for city purposes tax Of one and one fifth
per cent on the valuation Of the real aud
property, within the city limits, which was approx
I'd by city council but that in consequence OF rot
having been advised by the Board of Education as
10 their requirements, no provision had been made
IN said act for an increase Of taxation for educa.
ti0nal purposes and committee were therefore not
prepared to report bill in compliance with the
order Of city council and would recommend that
the demonstrates Of many citizens against incrsas.
ed taxation for school purposes submitted a. part
ofrepOrt be referred 10 said committee. and that
. bill - contemplated in order passed by city
council, be prepared by committee, and that May or
Brewer be delegated to 60 to Springfield and 70.
quest our senator and representatives to use their
influence to secure the passage of said bill by the
state legislature.
On motion Of Alderman Moore, report was &C.
cepted and Mayer Brewer was appointed to visit
Springfield 70 carry out the recomms ndation OF
report.
Further time granted to Finance committee fol-
| report on matters previously referred.
Adjourned to Tuesday, jan. 2Sth, A. n. 1859.
RR WAERAAk, City Clerk
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construction of a railr4d and telegraph line
from the Rio Grande to Guyamas-anether Pa
cifc railroad project.
The Mexican papers accuse President johnson
and Minister Rosecrans Of limiting at annexation
in their public utterances
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England.

predicts that the treaty will be rejected By shs
United States, and is sure the next administers
ton will not get such favorable terms for the
settlement Of the question at issue.
There was large meeting held in London On
the evening of the 4th, in favor Of granting an.
nesty to Fenian prisoners. ,tA.ti
The Glasgow chamber Of commerce have pre-
sented an address to Revsrdy Johnson. urging
tho practical adoption Of principles Of free trade
in the United States.
Spain.
The country is excited in reference to the
movements Of the Carlists, who arc very active,
and seem to be laboring to produce an insurrcc.
ton against the provisional government. It il
even said that they attacked S,utonia, in the
province of Santador, but were repulsed after a
sharp fight. f r F
Espartero declines to take = seat IN the Cortes,
to which he has been elected.
Orders have been issued for the execution OF
the assassins of the Governor Of Burgess
Prince Ferdinand has consented to become q
candidate for the throne of Spain.
The erection of a Jewish Synagogue in Madrid
has been licensed by the authorities.
Cuba.
The revolt against the authority Of Spain ia
still under fall Roadway. A peace commissioner
sent to the insurgents to offer pardon on certain
terms, returned unsuccessful, and says the wal
must continue There is the usual batch Of ru.
mored battles in all Of which the government,
troops are successful, but nobody believes them.
Mexico.
This country has enjoyed unbroken peace fsz
almost three months, and really seems 70 b sst.
Ting down to something like quistsde. The
congress adjoarned on the 28th ult, after Soc
sion OF eight weeks. A bill was passed for the
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Dem advertisements.

STORE TO RENT.-Ns. 80 Madison street, now
~ occupied by Morgan I0sseen Inquire ef
feb l3-u JAW0OD Eagle Mills
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Observation-Disclosures Strobel, Murray. Moore and
Calkins.
There being nc quorum. motion of Alderman
Murray, council adjourned to Thursday, Feb g
1869. r. N. WATERMAN. City Clerk
ADJOURNED MEETING.
Thursday, Feb. 9, 1869.
Mayor Brewer being absent, Alderman Moore
was, on motion of Alderman Murray, elected pres
idsnt pre- TEN.
Present-Aldermen Bell, Murray, Leonard,
and Moore.
There being no quorum, on motion Of Alderman
Murray council adjourned to Tuesday. Feb. 9, 1852
R.N. WATERMAN, City Clerk.
Normal Drill.
The undersigned proposes have Normal Drill in Mar.
settles, TO continue two weeks, commencing on Monday
March 2h provided receives Of the attend
ance OF 1t least twenty. teachers.
tuition fee Of two dollars for week, three dollar
for the two WEEKS will be charged.
Text books will be furnished free Of to the class
Answers to this circular should be sent before themdde
Of March. j. DAY,
Narseles, Feb. sew. School Superintendent.
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REGULAR MEETING.

TueSday, jan ~, 1857,
Mayor Brewer being absent, Alderman Moore
was, On motion OF Alderman Cslkias, elected pres.
idsnt pro TEN. ... ,....
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Eastern oues,ion.

Greece has finally given her assent TO the pro.
toco Of the Paris conference, but not until after
severe struggle at Athens. All the Kings
ministers, backed by the clamors Of the people,
were for war against the Turk-ths King alone
being for peace The ministers said if the King
signed the protocol, they would resign. The
King said if the protocol was rejected he would
resign. So the ministers resigned, AID the King
appointed new sot, but not until after sxpe-
riencing great difficulty in finding men Of the
proper qualifications willing 70 accept Office.
The new cabinet having been formed, the proto-
col was signed, and Count Walewski returned "a
Paris with the document in his pocket.