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SEEKING PAY FOR EMANCIPATED SLAVES
BAsINo A CLAIM AGAINST TIE GOVERNMENT on
JOINT RESOLUTION or CONGRESS.

BAslNG A CLAIM AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT On
JOINT RESOLUTION or CONGRESS.
Sr Iorts. Dec 0.-Ihe Globe Democrat
,a,es that suit will be begun In the Court "
calm, AT Washington 10 recover the value OF slaves
cmaucipaed In Texas during the late war Inc paihtih
Ia the strong ana prohouhceu UNIV" man
during the war II Is alleged that texas was suI'eu
into the Union peculiar ard
from any other state and this acton VIII DE Drought III
good faith the advice OF some OF tue oeS' !"
Texas and without any IDEA OF creating political excite
rIent
NgotIotous FOR the annexation OF Texas were begun
dining President Tyers Administrations and JOINT reso
luton providing for It's annexation passed. congress au
WAS APPROX ca by the President March lS4o lhS r'so
linton contained conditions and guarantees the most
,ipnincant OF which regard TO tAe present case was
contained In the closing part OF section HFea"s III
part as follows.
9, ct. -, convenient size. not exceeding four In
pnmbcr IN addition 10 the said state OF Texas ana nav
Ing sufficient population, may hereafter % sas NIich
M 6e entitled 10 adissol Under tae provisions Oh the
Federal Constitution; ana sus STATE us Y %, axe 40
north latitude commonly known ne the MisNouii So
promise line, shall he admitted mo tne oion VIZ, 49, "a
without slavery, ~ the people Oh eaon o'"'o "e -
slOL may desire H., A.
The Texans took advantage OF tls and. In framing the
sais Constitution OF lSi5 they stretched the sdey
guarantee 10 limit which lawyers OF the present uay
mink makes the United Government Responsible
,or tbe loss OF slave property This Constitution
provided that the Legislature should have no power 10
pass laws for the emancipation OF slaves without INC
co,.ent Of their owners nor without paying lher own
ers previous to such emancipation lu M th Cnst
money for the slaves cLancIpated hhen the Sonst
ttio was submitted Congress provoked lons auu
bitter struggle, and II Is noted mat tho CLAUSES ~ :, i
n' o,Iy nlSertonoble hut dangerous and virtually
making Congress Suaanteo slave property iI 49,
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4 DISASTROUS SNOW STORM At DENVER.

DENVER, Dec. Ga snow and wind storm
visited this city night, which, in disastrous effects Il
without parallel the history Of Colorado snow began
TO fall AT noon and continued all night The weather
warm and the snow attached Itself 10 the telephone
wires untn II measured two inches IN diameter This
morning the wind Increased almost Ia gale
and ia about bali AL 800 poles eighteen inches in
diameter were blown down carrying with them mas
Of wires On Fifteenth Eighteenth ana Lawrence SITS
dozen squares were blockaded. An trains delayed
u1ul ms evening aud outside communication
pletely cut o. The Telephone COmpanys loss Is prob
ably n 900 The damage 10 the property Of the rail-
road Telegraph olectli, ught and district messenger
panIes T. heavy. No loss Ot lie Il repO ted and there
were few serious Academia. Tho storm was entirely
Inca
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THE BOSTON MUNICIPAL CONTEST.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUSE.l

BOsToN, Dec. 6.-The munlclpal contest 10
waxing warm The resent CITY Couhoi mas h'uo 49,
Inv fla iupketing tendencies IL contains many
of the cheap order Of ward politicians, whose chief ocou
nation seems to have eating and drinking ~ inc eA
pense OF the city. The practices were really indecent anu
the expose by Journal will havethe effect 10 seu 'no
worst OF the unketng members TO the rear next
General Martins Reform) ticket was weakened py o
Aldermen selected by the CITY eonVeh'iOh' me
~ those men have resigned, however, ana
S,,or knoUn and obler men viii take their places Inc
regular meeting the Common Counci to-night coa
moi be held because the Democratic meihOers wnv
AFRAID ihai the Republicans would call for the unkeuhs
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RAILWAY INTERESTS.
TRAINS OVER THE CANTnEvER BRIDGE.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRTBUNEl
LOCKPoRT, N. Y, Dec. CD. w. Burrows,
superintendent of the NewYork Central, with pony
engine No. 5s1, Engineer R. NJ Chapman, made the first
trip ever taken the cantlever bridge at Niagara
Falls and returning made the second trip. Among those
making the passage the engine were Superintendent
Ryand Of the Bridge Company, Engineer Schneider and
wife, Engineer True and son, Mr. Mitchell, contractor;
Attorney Crimes Of the New-York Central Weston,
roadmaster representatives OF the press and Others
The bridge seemed firm under the engine as II built
solid ground. Shortly afterward w0rktrain OF six
and engine, with probably 200 persons board passed
over without the slightest swaytng motion. The work
was carefully inspected by Superintendent Burrows and
the engineers the trip being made, and everything
was pronounced satisfactory The formal opening 10 now
announced 10 occur December 20.
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that there win be great and intentional blocking OF ,ho
pongplaces In the evening" The remedy for ths wiz Ie
To continue the election than ono evening" or 70 SUI
divide the election districts The voters might pc s
signed to these subordinate polls either
by the alphabetical order of their names Inc n1i
to chaflengers contained ia the present dstc'
buttons should be retained. . 81, ouow.
ing the County Committee to decide conEaI 49,
as comforting too much power. He,, 1T
for each Assembly District Committee, ana con
sders the clause as to the transfer OF yoeoit9
TOO broad and absolute. In his opinion IL
should be amended so to require the addition 70 .n
authorizing the County Committee to make the consutu
ton OF the districts he condemns as tending to Senah
ton He would have the proposed County ComLni.eoo
fewer in numbers than the present Central Committees
IN Justice smiths plan adopted il should be stated IN
terms what portion OF the present systeAh 10
tanned and what part supereeded
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THE REpUBLIcAN ENROLMENT.

Mr.. TAGG RErTERATEs HIS CHARGES CONCERNING
THE LISTS IN THE XyIlITH DISTRICT
To The Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: In your issue of to-day Mr.. Blunt,
Chairman OF the Enrolment Board OF the XVIII Dis
trct asks several questions which with your consent
viii answer briefly.
know there q large number Of Democrats on the
roll because several reputable gentlemen them in
and enroll and because can prove by affidavit that Mr.
Blunt said he knew there Democrats on the roll
The time the roll could be found In the was
from p ~ ON Tuesday. Does he suppose that
copy 779 names their antecedents and challenge
them all In few hours, especially when business
W working men and not othce-hol0ersi Let us have
poppy OF the original roll and will show him the cnal-
tenges WILLIAM ii. TACO,
No. 312 Last Thirt y-ninth-
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=. ,,,nn Mr. Yinslow OF directly TO- Miss Amelia 81
Ent through nj s. Poole OF the British Museum.
MUSIC.
TIE OPERAS TONIGHT.

Mr. Mapleson will tonight redeem his prom
Give ouasi-n novelty In the shape OF Donzetfs
Tlsr dAmore," in which opera Nine derster VIII ap.
, enc mart OF Adna. 1t is a number OF years since
- Ia onera which used TO be fayorite In the laian
~, was given here. 1t will be interesting beslooS W
49, a,d hear Mme Oerst in new character
AZ the Metropolitan Opera House the programmes
nped at the end OF last week has been changed ou IN
> manner that reflects credit on the management Gar
men was withdrawn several days ago. to give titlf 0
better study aud preparation OF 1t and La ooooAu
"ud timely warning given of the fact to the public
/" Roberto II Davolo" will be the opera Instead win
Mime. Furscl,- Madl Mime. vaeria Nine. CaValaz4i oie
stagno and Sig. Mirabela In the cast.
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MUSICAL NOTES.

Mrs. \. II. Allen, a piano player OIL Mart
ford recently gave two concerts In Rockvle Non' WIN
The assistance OF William c. Hammond, organs"
The "Liliputian Comedy and opera E Io'nl
many" IA now giving entertainments AZ tne me- Sunday
Mime, Minnie Hank on Wednesday sang In
O. .,o tnr,hest western point of her tour, which
win terminate on december 20 in Detroit She will spend
Christmas IN this city =, ~.
Here is a straw which shows the way the
oDoratc wind is blowing in London: The directors
the Royal Italian Opera Company nave arr@eou WV
he iven at Coyent Garden next year every other mgh
d,,ring part OF the Italian opera season.
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FLAMES DANGEROUSLY NEAR TO POWDER.
LOSSES AT VARIOUS PLACES.

CINCINNATI, Dec. G. The Presbyterian
church at Kalamazoo Mich, burned al late hour
Last night. Loss. $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
PORT JERyIs, y. Y, Dec 6-Wheaton's meat market,
Miss Gnberts millinery store scudder's jewery store,
Daviss photograph gallery aud Mr.. Cummings law
office nj Deposit were destroyed by fire early this
ing Loss over $4,000 The origin Of the fire is I'M
known.
SALEM Ind. Dec. 6.-The Salem Woollen Mills which
have been idle for months were burned last night
Loss 900 The fire IA supposed to have been OF in-
ceudiary origin.
CoNrooCooK n H., Dec. G.-The kit mill OF Morrill, &
Co. was burned this afternoon, Loss $4,000; insur
onca -
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THE WEATHER HEPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis ,or NE pqsi he,niy-fo,r hours

Synopsis Tor NE pIsi tecnty-f9'r hours
WASHINGTOS, Dec. Ca storm is central in
Western Kansas and Is accompanied by threatening aud
rainy weather from the Missouri Valley 10 Texas. hut
partly a. snow In Colorado and Wyoming. Occasional
rains have also fallen the North Pacific coast region
Northern New England. The temperature has slightly
fallen In the Upper Ohio Valley and Central Texas and
risen In the Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys
SOutherly winds are now reported from the Western
Gulf states the Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys
souhwe-trly winds from the Lake region and nOrthery
winds from the Atlantic coast.
Indications Tor f0-iry
For New England and the Middle Atlantic Statos,
warmer fair weather. followed Friday night 10y RAIN
eastcrly winds yeeTng 10 southcry, falling barometer
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dee. I'll q m.--Tho movement In
the barometer during the fair and clear weather Of yeser
day wastupw ard The temperature ranged between 3s'
and AGs the average To- being Az tower than ON
the corresponding day year and lss lower than
Wednesday
Clear On fair aIl warmer weather possibly followed by
Increasing coud.ncss and tight may be expected
to-day III tEs city ana vicinity.
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OFFICERS or DIR. CROSBY'S SOCIETY.

The annual election of directors and officers
OF ac Society for the Prevention OF Crime took place last
night at the house OF the president OF the society the Row
Dr. Howard Crosby. IN East Nineteenthst. The follow
ing directors were elected: The Rev. DR. Howard Crosby
Benjamin latham, Benjamin N Ma tln' the Rev. Dr. D.
Irengus Prime Charles Il. Gdcrsleye DavidJ Whitney,
John II Voorls Charles Partridge william @. Bcecher,
Lewis T.. Tibbals william A. Harding benjamin kls
en- Oscar H. Schmidt Frederick A. Booth aud The0dOsus
barlow. Tho officers elected were the Rev Dr. H0whfu
CROSBY, president; Professor b. NJ Martin ana tho Kew
Dr s. Irenaus Prime yce-presldents; benjamin latham
treasurer and Charles Gildersleeye, secIetaIy
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ADAM-NICOLI-As Scranton, Penn, on wednesday, De-
cember the residence Of the brides mother cy me ney
Church, John Folger Adam, OF New.York SI 70 AnSS
Scranton
CoLLINs-TYsoN-Tn Philsddlphis. Thursday. Deoem'
1888 Church OF the Epiphany, BY tho rev ".
Il. Klnsolvins, Dr. stacy Collins 81 New,Yorm 70 Ms
daughter OF the late Sarah Pennington and george mAu1
Tyson, Of Cecil County. Nd
JEwITT-scdMIDT-At St. Thomass Church. ThgrsosX
December O. by the Rev, Dr. Morgan Dickinson yeweis
TO Elisa Melinda, daughter Of Leopold Schmidt al Oh tnis
city.
MISUNDERSTANDING evening. December s, lSsS -
residence OF the brides mother BY the Rev Jonn s
D. D., Walter 0raeme Ledd 20 Kato Everft Macy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s. 1888, at tho residence
OF the BRIDES father MT Frank Vincent OF
Hudson the Rev. John A. Todd and George A. keiler
Emma Vincent 70 William A. Sherman. Of New.York
All notices of marriages must be indorsed wih faU
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Hartford, Conn.,, Dec. 6.-Alva 0atman,
who 1,ed suddenly at the windsor HOTEL New-York to-
dav had been president Of the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank OF this city for six years Previously for several
years he was vicepreSdent OF the Marine Bank OF New
EorL CITY I'm which place he engaged In the tobacco
h.iness Tor many years He left this city Monday
right for NewYork business for the bank lie WaA
native of Hartland, this state
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN ARKANSAS.

Sr. LOUIS, Dec. 6.-Severe shocks OF earth
quake were felt yesterday at Rovenden Springs Ark
They lasted forty seconds and broke glassware and crock
cry In stone houses Large rocks were looened ana ie
into cuts ON the Kansas City, Springfield and Memphis
R.ilroad near by, The shocks were accompanied ny
loud noise and violent jar Of the earth.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

tsnihs
dvons Tor
oscillations
the rn,reay Siinz broken dotted Lac
iRdcaed Mad
mot Y. Broadway
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s absented themselves Tho jnketng bills for eleven
months foot up about $4,000 In 1873. when Henry
Pierce was Mayor, the total was only $o,el3 -
In 1879 the bills for refreshments and carriage hire were
1929 eoi In 1880, S25,518 90, and In 1854,
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ONE-SIDED REPORTS.

OTTAWA, Dec 6.-The latest scheme of the
Canadian Pacific Railway Company to bull" It's stock is
to make official reports the Government and then have
them published The reports being written with view
to publication they show the bright side of the picture
They tell OF the fertile country through which the road
passes but make mention OF the tracts OF worth
less land along the line The action OF the Government In
allowt1e such transactions Is generally condemned.
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A We Import Only Desirable Goods, we'd nos ss.s
advertise that We sell ct Q iosa II occasionally MAKE
mistake In buying We cell the articles BY marking them cow
and keep quiet win md everything sa reesonse'
figures st Han Noou or.nbey's 20 and "a Johnst anA
IL and 10 Maiden Lane successors TO sohuyisr Hartley
Graham.
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FLIGHT OF d DEFA ULTING MERCHANT.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6.-Frank Barnard, Of
shs hour and grain commission firm of Barnard a Rob
ets. has disappeared, leaving of unsettled
sounts with members tho Commercial Exchange, be-
Sass sppropEaatins ", 900 Of the firms money.
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A MILITARY C0MPANY'S ENTERTAINMENT

The members of Company D, 9TH Regiment,
entertained their friends at social dance last evening al
the Armory Several hundred persons were present.
Music was furnished by Cappa and refreshments by
Gazetti Dancing began at p aud lasted until after
mi
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Yale Alumni THANKSGIVING Dinner.

The Yale Alumni Thanksgiving Dinner viii DO given I"
Deimonicos Madison Square, Friday evening December
7. President Porter William NJ. Eyats. Andrew ID Mhtes
Wayne MacVeagh, Rev. Joseph H. Twlchel. Wllsnl ao.
Phelps aud others will speak The Yale See Su9 WI, ~
Tickets, limited number remain Can Dc oDsAns, ",
any Chsuncey NJ Dep,w, Sia San Iyas
o. No III Bfoadwayi BIayou A'oss
No broad,st.; samuel H. BETA No. go Broadway
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

BosToN. Dec. 6.-The Journal says Of the
New-York and New England road There indica
tons that the lease question viii not be considered at the
meeting OF the stockholders next week. AS the terms
proposed by the Erie Company vague Is thought
subject II Is rather premature to predict that the
management means to lease the road to the New
York and New-Hayen Company"
DIES MONIES, Iowa, Dec 6.-The stockholders Of the
Cedar Rapids Iowa Falls and Railway have
voted to increase It's capital stock from $6000000 TO
$4,000 0O0 for the purpose IT 10 sa OF extending the
road from Worthington, MINI, TO Bismarck, OAK.
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ALEXANDER HENRY.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6.-Ex-Mayor Alexan-
der Henry died this morning at his residence in German
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Only the Finest materials and workmanship empoyed w
producing the new straight Mesh CigAeI'" 0h"hn VI
GOLD"
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THE FIRE RECORD.
ALARM INA TENEMENT HOUSE

ALARM IN A TENEMENT HOUSE.
Twenty families, living in the front and rear
tenement houses at No. 05 Mottst frightened badly
at 1870 a. yesterday by fire which broke out on the
second story OF the rear house. kerosene oil lamp In
the of Mira Clara Kupferschmd had been left burn
ing near bed In which the wOman'S baby and young
servant Olga Brannstein, sleeping. It exploded
and set fire to the bed The baby awoke and ts cries
aroused the other occupants OF the Olga Brann
stein caught up the child and carried IL of the house.
Mrs. Kupferschmidt followed. screaming fire." In a
few seconds men, and children were fastening
into the from both houses Persons in the front
building were in danger but the families the upper
floors OF the house had escapes from death
Smoke filed the Railways quickly, and the flames took
possession of the stairs the second floor after the
occupants Of that floor awakened Two men jumped
from a third story window and escaped unhurt Bridget
Murtha. old IriShwoman who had lived in the house
for thirty years went down the stairs from the third floor
the face of the flames followed by Old named
Shcchan Both were burned slightly on their faces and
hands Other persons in the house went TO the roof
and escaped easily by means OF an iron bridge which con-
nected The roofs NJ the two buildings
when the hremen arrived they soon extingulshed the
flames which had not extended beyond the second door OF
the house In room on that noor, which had not
been burned they found Mrs Julia McGrath al old rag
She insensble having been overcome by the smoke
In the room ambulance carried her to the New-York
Hospital but thought that che could not recover
The fire caused damage Of 800, chiefly In the room OF
Mrs Kupferschnidt, whose furniture was insured Tor
TlOO ScNtId tho WV muses. w Wv
IN their night clothes, suffered severely from e1'
posure
FLAMES DANGEROUSLY NEAR TO POWDER.
A fire took place last night at No. 33 War
ren-st, which speedily put out by the fremen The
flames started on the NTH floor occupied by N. j. Hear
field & Co.. printers. whose loss is estimated at $1,000
On the fourth floor Brown Samson satOners had their
stock damaged By water $500 The second and third
floors are occupied by the Mutual District Telegraph
Company. They were damaged slightly by water and
smoke on first floor the firm OF Latin Rand man
ufacurers and dealers IN powder DO business The re
did not reach their stock, however. The loss on the
buildug Will not exceed $500.
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Lundbors's Perfume, Mly of the valley.


Recommend themselves to every Of smokers on eoooun
superior quality and great economy They eve sTS
best possible least possible money Ono trial wi"
convince you for 10 cents.
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"Ahr remarked Fogg, IA he gazed bashfully
at the pallet girin understand the ul signcance
OF the passage The body Is than ramenL"iBos-
ton Transcript
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6uerlal Notites.
A Delicate Perfume,

A Delicate Perfume,
Non Alternative 10 the refined IL impaired 10 LACES
GLOVES and NOTE PAPER, by MAssEYs FLoREN,
TiN r VIOLET ORRIs, originated by CAsWELL Massey
q co. Chemists ,l2l Broadway aud SIS 9th ave, ~ u
Artistic Memorials.
The NEW ENGLAND GRANITE WORKS. Hartford Conn
Quarries and Workshops. Westerly, H. l.
Fine monumental AMI building work in GRANITE praNlnys
and estimates furnished without charge Correspondence 40
nctted y. Y. Ofice 1871 Bway. c. w. CANFlELD, Az,
Gas Fixtures.
Newest and choicest designs,
METAL. AND PORCELAIN LAMPS, go.
An entirely assortmens
FINE CLOCKS. Of the choicest productions
Of Paris Vienna, Berlin and
other European cities, select
NfANTFI, SETS ed by us with great this
season, are exhibition
IN shov.rooms, which
ARTISTIC have lifted up with es-
,oo>zCS pecia regard TO the eIhbi.
ton Of Art Productions, ana
,o an ,r.rec,,o nj which cordial extended
Also articles OF ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK, bothan
oue and modern In great variety elegance Of wOrm
slip - ,,,>,or 90
$50 and $50 Broadway and lSth-str New-York
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CO1ovEL MICHAEL w. BURNS.
AIVA OATAlAN.

Colonel Michael w. Burns, Harbor- master
NJ this port died last night at his home No. 50 Beachst
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MARRIED..

Cecoane growth and beauty Of the hair ana
renders IL dark and glossy
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Lundborg's Perfume, Edon!A
Iundbers,s Perfume, Alpine violet.

Lundborr. Perfume, Marechsl Mel Rose
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Ietters for Europe need specially directed Tor ~
patch particular steamer IN orier 70 secure SPECIFY d
transatlantic mails tOrwArdSl
hy the fastest vessels available .
Foreign mails Tor tue week enulhs DeSenoeT vi" 0o''
this office follows -, ,.,t. -.
FKlDAY-AtI y. IN. for Jamaica, Hayt, Sayanlla etc,
GTeyIown and LmOn, per IS. Alyo a.. o., -,
saTiIRDAY-At $50 a. IN. for Europe per S. cry OF
cHesrI. VIA Queenstown etters10r Germany, &c. muso
be directed per Niy OF hester y; al SSo a. IA. ~,
Belgum direct, per -. Maesiand, via Antwerp ~ ~
a m Tor scotland direct, per Devona VA Viassow,
at IL m. FOR Europe. per 81 Oder wa s9uaShP ,
1870 M. for CnOl ana fo,to ,tslO1
per SIS Saratoga via Havana at 10 a NJ Tor the WIZ"
ward Stands, per IS. 4sef luda - 49,. 81. sou
Mails for China ana Japan per IS Oceans wa MAN ian
EranCisco. close here december 81 al. u III. NA.ls
iorAasrslia New.ZealAnd Sandwich and Fiji Islands,
Der SA australia san Francisco, close here DO
cemOer ID, att p IN
.he soheule Pacific mails Is aranseio1
the their uninterrupted overland transit %
san Francisco Malls from the East arriving on TINE AZ san
Francisco DAY VI sailing Of steamers are dspa1chsa
thence the same day. ,.r., - mn, osox po.,oa.,ar
Poat Once. NeM.York. ". v. Noyem0eL so 1851
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PRICE I'm wrapper realy for maing, cents per copy
ons cnnv copies and an extlas az
ioo"loV - = TILE TRIBUNE. New.YOrA
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Al notices of marriages must be Endorsed w'h Jatl
name and address.
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

LIP. HUBBARD, Secretary, so wail.st.
Ready This Morning.