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'.Hcalth-Thc Poor Mans Riches-The Rich
Mans Bliss"

To- MESSRS. J. PEASE & SON, As DIVISION ST.
Gentlsmen-Under the blessings of Divine Providence
your invaluable Compound Extract of Horehound Candy
has done wonders have for the last three four
been afflicted with sickness My symptoms
pains shooting through the top Of shoulders pain and
great distress in my back, much splitting Of matter
with considerable blood ghtness Of the chest
loss Of appetite respiration often diiculth short my
physician pronounced my decided consumption.-I
continued in this way for about two years. suffering
times the most excruciating agonies. II -t.f-.
Igve you this certificate. gentlemen as consider it o
debt of gratitude which owe to the virtues of your
comparable remedy. Your grateful friend, Mrs. Ann
Goodwin, AIS Cherry street.
Each envelope OF the genuine Horehound Candy il
signed Pease Son, a Division Rush.
ton Aspinwall ~ Aston House. Ito Broadway s6 Will
liam street Agnew 800 Hudson st; Allen, Eighth
Avenue and Hudson street Lecount, junction of Grand
aud Division streets; Hays, 39 Fulton street, Brooklyn
Handy, Is High street do Stiles, 1853 Fulton st. do
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90 BUFFALO RASCALITY.-One Coleman, of But.
alo has stolen from wrappers the certificates long
owned by u.s. and attached to Hewes' Nerve and Bon
Linment, and put them without the least right
or legal to some preparation Of his that he calls by thu
same name. The whole wrapper is in style counter
felt ours description certificates &c. vcrbatimonly eav
ing off our signature facsimile The public are eau
toned against being deceived by such rascalty and eau
toned to buy none without our name on it,. We hay /,
expended thousands in making this known and thus
that this man aares to depredae upon rights TIL
true Liniment may be had Of Williams Co.. HOLSTER
Co., A. Reynolds Jr, and A. G. Ramsdell Buffalo, ane
only at II Maiden lane, New York. Every who at
tempts sell this vile imitation shall be exposed Com
stock Co., Wholesale druggists
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ECTURE-The subscriber will delivers Lecture THIS
l. EVENING und Friday, Saturday and Sunday, the iph
ward Military Hall, at o'clock The subject matter Of the
Lecture will be Antiquities of Southern, Central aud North
America lie will endeayor 10 reconcile with the Mosa-
Of the Of the world and will also attempt
prove that the earth vastly older than is generally
puted be- together with exposition Of Nomonism show-
ing the aacy of the book called the Golden Mormon BIZ
be or Joe Smiths Book; together with aud progress
Of Joe Smith should time permit the subscriber glance
various other subjects of Impotence to the human family
such conscience may dictate at the time.
Abundance Is cents. "
JOHN FOREMAN.
Tickets the Of the Hail the Barclay o
rel i2Nsr
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NOriCE.--Thr Office for FRANCIS PATENT LIFI
~ BOAT is removed from I2 10 ~ BrcalwAy M. lmf
DAY WATER-Ju.t rec.i from Saint two hundr,d
ID gallons OF Bay Water superior trc. F0 sss ~ TIE
bottle, gallon, or barrel, W WN, !. nOMEf,
m3l 7tsr sHv oou'hsWer
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no THE KREAfLIN DINING SALOON, III BaoAp-
xAI-AND THE GREAT WINE SALE AT s. ORA.

no THE KREMLIN DINING SALOON, Ill BRoAp-
wAT-AND THE GREAT WINE SALE AT s. ORA
PER5, JR-During preregrination about town yes
tsrday dropped into Drapers Auction Store where
we found number of the Wall street gentry" tasting
the samples but very few purchasing The auctioneei
kept crying out, Going, Going. Gone-Kremlin! Krcn
lin We looked round the room to SOC what bped would
answer such extraordinary name, the sery
solved, readily recognised the individual who
presdes above establishment telegraphing winxs
and bnks to the knight of the hammer. This fully
counts for tho quality and cheapness Of wines at the
Kremlin Dining saloons for We witnessed many epcures
Weld his judgment in the selections made yesterday.
Therefore gentle reader il you want good dinner cheap
ind excellent Wines splsndidly furnished private room
where, witty and acctious gentleman observ ed,
"you beyond the grave go to the Kremln,
III Broadway.
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CO. ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE FOLLOW.
ing acts they do most concusvely prove the genuine
Taylor Balsam of Lverwor the very best article tina,
be made coughs and all diseases chest lungs
and liver. Read
CouoH AND PAIN SipE.-SIy wife much trou-
blcd with violent pain in her side and breast, and by
physicians pronounced to have the Liver Complaint
could get any relief for her until obtained Tay or
Balsam OF Lycrwor from 373 Bowery. This remedy hai
cured her in few weeks. believe if all troubled
would it, they would meet with the happy
suit. Jouv H. HYsoS, &c Attorney street.
MIS- OAKS. IL Garrisoa- street. Brooklyn was very
ill with dangerous discharge of blood that she was not
expected to live. She had to be supported up in bee
breathe when she commenced this medicine from 37s
Bowery. Incredible may appear, she was entirely
cured by only half bottle In consequence OF tn,
multitude Of countcreits, the genuine be obtained only
of the sole proprietor $40 Bowery in Brooklyn Of Mrs
Hays, l39 Fuhon.3trcet; DIR. Lowerce Newark; D.
Mitchell, N. Haven.
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o. CLIREHUGHS TRIO OPHEROUS is the only es.
tablished remedy known Tor preventing badness
gray hair, end the removal OF scurf dandrf. An
tcle tearing the is attempted to be forsted
the public less price but the original ana genuine is
by letters patent of the United States and Of
dare any Of the ingredients in the
form or for the same purpose Purchase the genuine al
Clirehugh's Hair Cutting Rooms, 2o5 Broadway.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
Stores Nos. q Inn aud rs E,'iloE s.Tsefl


AZ ~ L lO4N JAAhISbDs
BY THOMAS BELL.
Stores Nos e Inn aud rs +s,iion ssrsefl
THURSDAY.
AZ 10 o'ciock, al No. 3G Broadway ccrrcr White ST.
Lsrss sale OF Superior @piy ocei choice Mines. ee.
snie truly valuable STOCK Of he oa sO' w,,o o
The goecrr and every ns in the de the
and shss Ae,i ne Sus ale eseroly calculated ami
affords OPPORTUNITY Tor families AND ot,ers
as the stock w''i be sold III 1S TO ss purchasers
Al 10 o'clock ia the sale rooms.
Piano Fortes Organs, Paintings Ae Kew hor reserve 10
ioss by the English French and American msnase,arss s
and engavnss about 200 vols valuable books &C. Sc
Also, number Of valuable Books including Bells edition If
the British Theatre and Poets witt the original very
Also, two trunks Clothing.
AT II o'clock, at 20 Ann street.
To baesmiths boiler m ker &cA complete Of boiler
aer tools amain punching machine goose neck DO aif
shears casting for small do truck wheels hammers. edge,
stocks tors aud together with oon bolt.
nuts &C. IN lots TO suit s saTfrpI;.v
Sale Of elegant Furniture Of all descriptions in continuation
from Wednesday.
BY F: J. BEARNs. AncIoueeF
THuNepAr
las. and vsas sori y Ds ohou. hold ana
kitchen ianers Marhas ,,le-By vne Of Il. ia.
Ao--Sy virtue Of landords warrant one coffee ur. am.
coffee stand tables stools fk;iiiDS,, 10;
A. 10 o'clock AT the auction rooa.
wines cof Liquors, &c. by virtue mortgage ...
Asso:o sasI IS 81 GIo. Sugar. bag. Java a.
Package Sale Of Earthenwarc5a crates Of Derbvsnre
Stone Yellow Ware. assorted in packages as p.-.
n T. OF Franklin n r. Also large quantity OF css
Catalogues are ready at iss Fulton ST. ea nse
RIEI.I. ARCUIARIIlS
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ITO FIREMEN--The members of the Fire Department
friendly 10 the election Of The ticket headed John
for Chief En.ineer requested 10 attend meeting the 18th
Ward Hotel Of Grand AID Elizabeth Fdy
evening Cd June o'clock precisely, business the
most importance The tickets VIII be ready that for
delivery,
Eeclos (iillenier, Elijah King, JOSEPH Blackwell,
John suipeA, WIN Wood, VIM VI Me atyre,.
Allen Joilie, Jacob Leonard, Jr Wm FIsncis,
WIN Lawrence, Edward Teunis, WIN w Woodruff,
80 Orr Dunlar
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PARTNERSHIP DIsssoLUTIoN.-Notice, i, hereby gi-
th,t Charles II. Blair having voluntarily withdraw
from he firm Of {. c. Wight CO.. the 18th instant the
und egncd authorised pay and receive all am
tile all accounts come ctcd herewith.
The subscribers will continue the m,nuf cturc o, STEEL
PENS in the Of New YORK. under the firm OF c. L. Wright
& Co.. Agency Office. No. % Made n ane
oiusc JEREMIAH HOTCUKISS
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BY +. j. BEARNS. Auctioaeer
BY RIELL & ARCULARlUS


AT 10Y O'Clock, in the r,nru
Elegant Furniture, Pianos and PantrngS-A large azsor
Of best made fashionable furniture, including full AMI
half French mahogany chairs pier dining and I'd
bes wardgobes bureaus toilet tables looking glasses
and soia divans rockers dressing
relus feather beds mattresses and pillows, Office desks Sc
Piano FoesAlo several splendid plno fcss by ceieLrs
ted makers, combining all the nodea inproy DO
exsmned day yious 10 the sale.
Valuable Pan,ngAso. splendid oil paintings purchased
some years since AZ great by travelling
IN Furore including two Gainsboroushs, of which
$780, Ven Gogn; Moreland; Angelica Kaufman These
pictures will bear critical examinotiothe attention Of coin
noisseurs is part cuary nyed-may be examined day
previous to the sale. j2ltsc
UCTION NOT1CE.-Ssle OF Piano Fortes; organs, nv
~ goods books, paintings clothing, &c; Friday AT les
o'clock, IN the large rooms 81 Ann and ~ Fulton strers
je2 Ctr THOS. BELL, Auct.
UCTION NOfICE.-Tie sale OF Family Uroc-.,~. .
choice Wines Pre- Fruits. Pickles Sanc~s
Liquors, and other cle in the line.
Thursday in the old blishcd store ..r
snl BoadHay, will b. found tecrrn, !sit'cu,r
The Wines and Liquors t. cho,re hnr1s
ties, and all imported. Il copsd ,ed
give descriptions idvertisc
ready IL, lime aud the stock I'D. rcor,rr,'ii,rrt
l.l 2tr THO VAS BELL, nuc;icl,.r, -.
Mcgee TO FURNITURE OVERWHELMING
~ TON MEEKS, No ;i5 Broadway, next ID. lcspta.,
MSrld law he attention OF the public di be VIII st ep
I'D Cabinet Furniture at IL than the quai
q wer now selling At the snrt 1s-coisis,.ng Of D@ws
Corches, SOFAS covered different co,oI.d uiases aiis
ai HAIR cloth. OF The latest Spring patterns. l6 60
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Ship, Aabamiap, Lane, Genoa z p Harbut : Coz Buns
Fnaklin tHamb) sIeeboom, H.mburg Schmidt 3 Bilehsn
Lady Of the Lake (Brl jameson Glasgow. Alex Knox Co
River Akin; Co1B,iss Eaisriss tswsda LuG, d.a.
Philadelphia Nesmh Leeds Co.-Schrs Compliance Spar
Low Boston; Isaac franklin, Brown Provincetown. X.
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The Commercial intercourse between the two countries
for series of years was as follows
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RED HOUSE TROTTING COURsE.
A MATCH Cor one hunIrd dollars on this day, II
"A AZ O'clock between Mr. Helms Harlem Boy and conslin
Carl's bay mare Betsy Baker. leS""t
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NAVAL INTELLIGENcE.-The United States frlgste
Savannah, on the stocks at the Navy Yard BROOKLYN,
is now undergoing repairs, and preparations are
abou, to be made for launching her. This is first
class frgate, and WILL it is anticipated, prove herse
an ornament TO American naval architecture.
The brig. of.war Dolphin, belonging to the Home
Squadron, will sail in few days cruise, TO as
sist vessels in distress off the coast.
There is fine brig-of.war on the stocks, at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, which will be ready for sea in
the ensuing spring.
The United States steamer Missouri will make
trial trip down the bay in the course of the week
Her engine has already been tried, as she lies along
side the wharf, and found to answer all expecia
lions.
The sloop of-war Ontario will sail shortly or New
Orleans, to become the Receiving ship of that sta
ton.
The following is list of vessels in the Navy of
the United States their rate, place where built, ST.
tuation and stations.
VESSELS OF WAR OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY
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The LATEST CoUsrERFErr were shown
yesterday at the police office, several counterfeit IS
notes OF the Trademarks Bank OF this city, dated
July II, ls4l, letter G. and signed by w. H. Falls,
cashier, and Preserved Fish, president Those we
saw are drawn to the order of 6. Coufanf. The
engraving Of the notes and paper isexcellent, and
we'll calculated TO deceive the best Judges. The
filing up of Coutanl's name is not so well done.
but that Of the president and cashier is almost
perfect fac smile of their signatures. The red
block letters FIVE that had been placed on the re-
cent Issues Of the bank of that denomination, in
order to prevent counterfeiting. are SO well inflated
as to deceive the officers of the bank Il ia one of
the most deceptive counterfeits, we have seen in
many years.
SUFFERERS AT THE Boz BALL.-As great number
of persons who attended the Boz Ball on Monday
evening, at the Park theatre, were sufferers or gain
by an exchange ofhas, coats and cloaks, it has
been suggested that those who feel disposed to rect.
fy mistakes, will assemble at the Police Office this
morning, at IL o'clock, for that purpssa, and bring
the articles Of apparel so obtained with them.
ner was called on Tuesday, to hold an inqsest on
the body Of Michael Geraty, a native of Ireland,
aged thirty-two years, who died about three clock
in the morning from effusion Of the brain. He had
been previously OF rather Incorporate habits which
no doubt produced his premature decease.
DARING RoBBERY.-A boy named John Pitman,
was arrested on Tuesday evening, charged with
aiding in stealing glass show case from the store
door of Paul Nentzel, boot and shoe maker, 262
Broadway. The case containeda quantity Of boots
and shoes, valued at about $50. Ptman denied be-
ing concerned in stealing the case but stated that
he was called by the two boys that took it, to help
them carry it off. His associates escaped.
ANOTHER DEATH FROM RuM.--The coroner held
an inquest Yesterday, at No 20 Leonard street, on
the body of coiored woman named Rebecca John
rate lfe e. that ended in fits Of epilepsy
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THREE THOUSAND SrKoso.-Major Davezac, Ont
OF the most pious members in the House OF Assem-
bly, has presented petition of three thousand saints
praying that adultery. be made a penitenuary
offence. Certainly-we go this Who are the
signers of the petition
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FLooDrxe THE WESTERN PRArRlEs.-The Scioti
rose and came near running over on the 9Th instant
Rain poured down for forty hours. inundating much
Of the bottom lands, and extended probably to the
Ohio People in the midst Of it remembered the
great flood Of 81, which happened in February, and
thought of that which destroyed the world several
years previous. 1882 ss
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The LATE SroRM.-We expect to hear of several
serious shipwrecks on the coast recently On the
night ofthe grea: Boz Ball, the wind blew as twould
blow its last in the Sound The storm was terrible
and overlook the Narragansett on her way from So-
nington. The passengers trembled for their lives !;
but the skill and intrepidity of Captain Woolsey,
and the stoutness Of the boat, drove her safely
through, and with grateful hearts the passengers
in New York next morning in safety.
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ANOTHER GALE.-The wind blew a gale last
night. We pity the poor mariners ON our coast.
We hope NO vessel has gone ashore.
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Court Calcndar--This Day.

SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos 30 co. 81, 50, %, b5, ST. 49, So
&C. 49, 49, A. 49, A. 49, 46, A. 40, S. &c. o. 90, g. Co. ST.
6S, 50.
CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos. 2s4, 27s, $780, al, l57, 2s2 asa
2s6 2s7 2ss, 2S9 29l 292 1885, 232, 292 294 1896 2o7
1913, 209, 800.
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New YORK HARMoNIsr's CoNcERr.--This will
come of to night, and we are assured, will be
the most brilliant affair eff the kind given this year.
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. Paixhan guns.

These vessels, for the most part, carry more guns
than their rate would lead the reader to suppo sc
The line ofbattle- rated seventy -four mount
from eighty to one hundred and ten guns. The only
three decker in the navy, the Pennsylvania, mounts
40 guns. The frgaes Of the first class mount from
fifty -four TO sixty.four guns. The frigates Of the
second class mount fory-eight guns The sloops-
owar Of the first class mount, with two exceptions,
twenty-four guns The two exceptions are the Cy-
ane and Levant. These vessels mount no more
than the number they are rated The sleeps ofthe
second class mount twenty-five guns, and those
Of the third class mount the number of guns that
they are rated. The briggs and schooners rated ten,
mount from twelve to fourteen guns, and Those
marked without any rate, mount from one to six.
The two small steamers mount four guns, and the
Missouri and Mississippi each mount eight sixty
eight pouuders on their quarter decks, and two 10
Founders forward, all Paixham guns. Two Of the
steam ships mount eight, and the third six gnns.
Persons unacquanted with naval affairs would
most probably imagine, from the rates, that there
were actually bu. 2044 guns in our navy, where as
there are about double that number.
MEDICAL MOVEMENTS IN THE MErRopoLIs.-The
Faculty Of the New School of Medicine have Just
completed arrangements for the establishment of
three ci,iques devoted to Surgical cases under
the efficient and skful management of Professor
PArrlsoS another for Medical cases, under Profess
scr REvERE, most judicious physician and
third devoted 10 Obstetrics to be conducted by Pro-
fessor BEDFORD. This triad of ciiniquss will be
brought into full operation as soon as the College
season terminates, and continue throughout the
summer.
The College of Physicians and Surgeons have
abundance Of material, and we trust they will not
suffer their young nva TO oustrip them in exertions
in the "work of mercy and labor of love-, to re-
lieve the suffering poor, promote the interests of
science-and, ahem obtain students. noble and
generous rivalry between these able Faculties, -
which ited,presen powerful array Of talent and
skill, will do much to elevate the character of the
medical profession. The Lancet will faithfully and
imparaly report the progress Of both establish
ments, and the members of the professiyn and stu
dents throughout the country, will thus every week
be invited to the delightful and profitable task Of
scrutinizing the proceedings and comparing the
judgment and talents of the teachers in the respec-
tive schools. Success to the great medical revolu-
ton.
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No RESPECT FOR COP The Unitarian church in
Chelmsford, Mass, was set on fire and destroyed en-
the l4lh nst Incendiares have no respect, even for
the House of God.
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Mock TuRTLE--The Home League had very
hne meeting last night at the Institute. They go
ahead.
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FRESH SaUAsH.-Horace Greeley delivered an
capital lecture last evening at the Tabernacle on
the formation of character.
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VINO MARRIED THEM This is the constant
question put TO us in the Staten Island elopement
case. Who can tell?
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PRooREss OF CONSUMPTION. -Of thirty seven deaths
in Newark, NJ j., last month, sixteen were swept
off by that dreadful, desolating disease consumption!
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AHEAD OF THE MAIL.-Steamer New Haven and
Harnden & Co. from Boston, as usual.
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BAxxRurrs IN Commemorative hundred and
seventeen persons had applied, up TO Friday for
the benefit Of the bankrupt act.
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AGREEABLE. There was change Of thirty de.
grees in the weather at Boston last Monday in the
short space Of eleven hours
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DIsAoSEEABLE.-The weather yesterday-rain fell
in torrents from morning till night.
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SPEED Steam frigate Mississippi is said to have
steamed, day or two since, forty miles in two
hours and twenty minutes. The consumption of
coal was one ton per hour, steam ten pounds. va
cum twenty-eight inches, and revolutions seven.
tee
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LATEST FROM HoSDuRAs.-We have received, by
the Monico, the Belize Honduras Gazette, to the
22d ult
The steamship solway had arrived there from
England, and sailed on the I'D for Havana.
A Belgian brig of War had arrived. and the OBJ
ject of her visit ascertain, for the information
of the Belgian Government, the capabilities for CO.
lonization Of the land acquired by the English Com
pauyi in Vera Paz, previous to efiecting purchase
from the said Company of its interests in the grant
from the Government of Guatemala.
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TREAcHERy MExIcANs.-It is said that
Commodore Moore is prisoner in Merida, Yucca
tan. On Invitation Of the Yucatanoes, he went to
the capitol to enter into some arrangement with that
government, and he was thus seized. This was
done for the purpose of getting possession of the
Texan squadron, then at Sisal The officers in
command, however, were on the alert, and seized
several Yucatan officers as hostages This may
lead to something decisive on the part of Texas.
We shall probably receive, therefore, some interest
ing and important intelligence from the Gulf.
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THE SLAVE TRADE 10 stated that the slave
trade has increased to fHehtful extent, ON the
The Greek marine il engaged IN tkis traffic, and
the Tuscan flag is also made use or
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PAY OF ASSESSORS.

Nsr A SrosE lin the grave yard Of wiHches-
grave, without Tombstone or monument Ii con-
tains the ashes Of the brave man, General Morgan,
whose name ranks in the annals of the revolution,
second snly to that Of Washington. r
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Low TIDEs.-Lately we have had very low tides
Look out along the piers for the reaction.