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New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02

wv ANTED-Fo 2 Germans andtw
w ty Servants. Call at 47ii Broadway. It.
N7 ANTED-A place as waiter or any
w employment, by an active lad. Apply al No l62
William, ,rs.i d2St-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02

M NTANTED-A situation by an excel
w lent chsmbernaid. Who is good waiter. She has
best Of city references Apply at i74 Broadway. e2 it,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02

N Office is hereby given, that the an
buaI election OF Directors Of Of .Th. Howard Insur
Conpanyn will be held the Office Of the Company
No. 81 Wallstreet, Monday, December 5, Dcx,, com
mencing al O'Clock add closing al O'Clock T. II.
LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary
Mew-York November 9, 1892 ne 1nis
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-08-06
IT, TO BUILDERS. -ll

TWILL be let out to the lowest bid
w der on the first Monday of
September next, the building of a
Court House in the Town of Louis
vile, in Winston County, Mississippi.
The House to be of the following
|demensions, viz: 40 feet wide, by so
feet long; wall and foundation of
Brick; Two stories high, and finish
ed in the usual style.
A plan or draught of the house,
with a particular description of the
manner and style in which the same
IS to be finished will be exhibited, and
the terms, payments, &c. made known
on the day, and may at any time pre-
|vious, be seen at the Probate Clerks
Office.
The undertaken will be required to
enter into bond with sufficient securi-
|ty on the same day, for the faithful
performance of the contract.
BY order of the Board of Police of
Winston County, Miss.
10. P. CR0SLEY Clerk.
Louisville, Mi, August LIST lS49.
7 tdl
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-08-06

Oifm0r CmarOf rus
uWfnp STATES, Non. NO Wv
rnrny Disralcr o. Ma. In BANS
sfs#Ippi, ihPp)' a.
NOTICE Is hereby given to all
y persons interested, tbai COLBY
of Winston county, has
thIsdly Glcdhig petition for the beno-
NJ OF die Bankrupt Law, and that the
lih Monday Of september, 1912, has
been appointed by the Court for the
haldp9 of tle same, at the Court
room h the Town Of Aberdeen, Nj.
Test; g. NJ. RAGSDALE. elk.
July &c, 1919. 7 Nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-14
HEAp-QuAKIERs OF THE ARMY,
ApJUrANr GESERAL's OFFICE,
WAsHr,eTor, May 10, lSi2.

tENrRAL ORprRs
No. 49,
/. The commander Of the forces in Florida having re-
porel he dispense with the service, ofone or two
regiments, he instructed to send by water the I'd In
fsntry the haroor Of NewYork where it will find or
dess proceed and relieve the 4h Artillery on the
Northern frontier, when the ath will be brought tho
seaboard
As he may think the service in Florida will
permit. the commander in that quarter will send
Artillery follows two companies 10 Pensacola harbor
two companies to Fort Morgan two companies the
Barracks near New Orleans one company Fort King
AMI to Fort Wood-retaining two companies, ulu--
matey, garrison Fort Brooke that Fort and Fort
King, or Cellar Keys as may be deemed best.
g. On being relieved by deiachments Of the It'll lnfan.
try the nine companies of the 81 Artillery at the posts
mentioned above will Immediately proceed by water, in
convenient detac hmens to occupy the following posi-
panes, Ogclhorpe Barracks, Savannah three compa-
MES Fort Moultrie company, Fort Johnston, North
Carolina, AMI one company, Fort Macon,
4. The companies whose positions TO be changed az
above Will be designated for their posts by the
manders OF the 81 Artillery and 18th Infantry respectively
The companies namet for ST. Augustine Barracks may be
hrst embakc for Savannah and tho for Forts John
on eni Macon embarked for Charleston If found most
convenient al the respective points OF embarkat
o. The headquarters of the ID Artillery will be es-
aoshei at Fort Moultre The Lieutenant Colonel and
salor OF tbs regiment will take post resp vely
oziethorpe Barracks and the Barracks ST. Augustine
% ne headquarters OF the 9TH Infantry will be esta
oshe1 IN we harbor of Pensacola. The commander of
me army IN forda Will retain the Lieutenant Colonel
aor win MN lor the ultimate command Fort Brooke
and other to take post at the barracks near New
Orleans ~"
BY command Major Gener al Scott,
X. JONES, Adiutant 0aneral
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Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l

BALTIMORE, May IL. lsa2.
Ma. Epiron:-
This has been your week Of excitement in New York
next week will be ours. The great encampment com.
Monday and Ksndals Course Races take place
Tuesday. Already numerous strangers are making
their appearance and the city assuming degree OF life
and hustle revvlying that morbid spri. which has
long broodei the inhabitants of this emporium.
Those who fond of sporting have opportunity
OF satisfying that pro pensy whilst the patriot soldier
listen to the sousrng notes Of the drum and fife. and
behold. unsurled in their beauty, the flags OF native
land borne and protected by martial strength and military
glory The Maryland State Temperance Society will
also hold It's annual meeting, to commence on Tuesday
This will afford joyful tmeaye jubilee for the
Temperance folks. Tom Marshall must be for His
speeches admirably reported in the Herald hane been
read with unbounded interest.
anxiety is still becoming greater in reference the
Stanley and Wise affair Stanley arrv cd in this city yes
terday morning. and passed Philadelphia. He took
the cars Badensburg. Wise you are, was in
his seat To my knowledge Stanley has yet returned.
His object in making this cratic visit undoubtedly to
range pTelminares for duel which take place
The Hon. Daniel Webster passed through city yeser
day morning, on his way TO Boston. presume Stanley
accompanied him. Every mail from Washington brings
startling report We had yesterday that the hos
tile meeting had taken placehat Wise had fallen and
that his antagonist was fleeing from justice What day
an hour may bring forth we know not.
The defence OF Captain Levy was made before the
Court Martial yesterday by VIM schley. Esq. in eo-
ouent and mastery style The impression THAT his
tence VIII be mitSated II not entirely done with.
II does really ard that old expcrienc
der in the Navy who has arisen the honorable station
Of captain should this period of his life, be dismissed
the service for putting few parrot feathers boys
OF honor 10 protect from the pelting
rather an act OF humanity than of cruelty:
Business continues about as usual City six per cent
stock ssellng Tor IS. Money will command from II to
~ per cent month the street The banks doing
all that is in their power to accommodate merchants ana
business men. Comparatively speaking, we have no rea
son for complaint. Virginia money is ait discount
Exchange on the North Is without variation and hardly
worth quoting The weather is fair and promises to
continue so. Yours. RopERicK.
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Philadelphia.

Correspondence Of the Herald.l
PHLADxLrHIA, May IS, lsl2
Pardon Of Sapste''-Rumorsd appointment Of Co..
iector-Camden Race Conec,1s-Stooks, &c.
The agitation Of the subJec. of Capital punishment
here has had the effect of obtaining pardon for Thomas
H. Sinister convicted about ago for the murder Of
his wife. Whether the movement will work the abolish
snt of the law remains to b Although the muir
der Of Shuster COOL deliberate and unproy oke the
community strong the feeling gans capital punish
ment generally approve of this exercise Executive Gle
mency Sarah Ann Davies under sentence OF DEATH be-
ing woman has been helieve cd would eventually
be pardonei.
There various in Of the removal of our
Collector and the appointment, of T. s. Smith, ESQ., former
Is member Legislature and oil the City Councils
The generally credited though there some
who dbeleye it. That the old Roberts Ill to
20 out, well settled. and he always esteemed
wholly unfit for the office, few besides those who hold
place under him, evince the slightest sympathy for
his fate. The assertion the condition which was APP
pended the office, to wit the removal of forty men
would deter any from taking it, is given up
mistake. Those who FIRST gave utterance to the idea 70
got that Jonathan Raberts accepted under the condition
TO remove eighty
The excitement consequent upon the great rae
Long Islam has given new interest to the subject Of
racing and Judging from tho present tone of feeling here
the the Camden course, which meace on
the cath will be numerously attended tn
fore. The horse Boston, though beaten has acquired
celebrity that will make him object of curiosity the
OF his life.
Dempsters concert at the Masonic Hall last night as
not crowded though there was very respectable
dence which appeared much pleased with the perform.
too IL is hard matter for single performer
attract large au Hence these times Besides woman
looked upon essential Of these
Where is Mrs, Watson1 Dempster should enquire.
The business at the Stock Board to-day very light
without change in prices.
One Of militia captains yesterday appeared before
his men drunk AMI was rode rail in consequence
hTp ka mi afpIft hraA n'cp tnla,- in h,ll
ing back OF Congress Hall, occupied partly a stable
which considerably damaged
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MEDICAL AID.

PHYSICIAN long accustomed TO prescribe for diseases Of
private resides 81 Mott He has been
aniliar with those complaints for and having
particular and close observer of and effect he has
obtained thorough practical knowledge Of this branch of his
profession which has enabled him introduce valuable
mprov his practice lie does boast of making
rapd and hasy but his satisfaction perform both
thorough and radical and short OF time
possibly be done with and safety TO the
tent. And generally akng Tor the
tent observe change business Diet habits
keeping the nature OF the disease
well those present, Hasty and consequently imperfect
the from whence result many distressing
Of secondary and the like
suit frequently follows the advertised remedies
for this medicine however good In the INST
ninaIy be supposed TO exe ne
md thus while the patient swallow medicines from day
day his disease If II Is changing to chronic form,
say the least il likely tn minae permanent de-
biliy rhas something for instance structure
many hundred there may be this taking
cne under circumstances that Encouraging when If
Of the known the disease might
70 be structure should this be the important for
DR. Gregory the author Of little book private dis
cases, which much valuable information those
,bout select medical adviser II complete detail
enables the reader his privately
hooses Its language only perfectly plain but il IL
ustraed with emsrayings, all Of which fully explained
Price 50 cents.
The Doctor does limit his ndance few hours,
but he be found at home hour of the day and
aight (cbscrye that No. "a drug orel-Hs
we'll arranged for the reception Of patients and his charges
derat.
Letters from the country describing symptoms and
closing foe will be punctuay attended to If post paid
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p o S II S c. r I PIT.
Warrington.
Correspondence Of the HerLd.l
WASHINGTON. Thursday ey

WASHINGTON, Thursday evening
The House have at last passed the appropriation
bill The Senate amendments. increasing the ap
preparation for the Boston Custom House, and tha'
for the furniture Of the New York Custom House
were both disagreed 10 by the House The Senate
will act upon the bill tomorrow, and 1t VIII proba
bly, become law in this week
In the Senate, the bill providing for tho repay
ment of len Jackson's fine, was postponed. Sc
veral nominations of Consuls were sent In to-day,
but none of them of great consequence.
Nothing deinate Is known concerning the anti
cipated duel II is understood however, that fight
Is to take place. and that the arrangements are all
made but the police have interfered, or will inter
fere, and some sratagem may be necessary to carry
the arrangements out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-14

SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT RHEuM, WARRAN
TED TO CURE-Sucrcrs from this disease request
81 to read the following and from the named
lars IN relation o their cases
Miss Amirs Gardner, Of NonviIc. Great Plains has for
more uan two been entirely cured after being confne
het room and prevented from laborng Tor twenty-five years
mas pad hundreds Of dollars for advice and all the medi-
einss oil NE day without benefit.
81, nurpy opposite the brick church. cured Of
a. v "'er which had rendered hes almost unable walk
n aaushes OF Nj Watous. in West Chelsea was Afflicted TO
% ~ uis her head nearly continued sore She
ed the hornonan plan which only ncrrascd her s re
this medicine. ' ""'e W using one hah bor oil
Many Other cases can be learned and references Obtained BY
w, MATHFwsoS No.,.;., r.,
Messrs ~ H. D. sands Gentlemen. Fs.i;,s ~ ~ q,
you ior me valuable service You have I ~
nny 90 most oheerfuly inform you ta INV v r. sa,,.
cured oisnt Iheu' by the use Of your remedy ana ., -
ssapsr1is she had bcen severely actsJ rs d yrup OF
her hands from her childhood comm.ncd he disease
your medicines without much conkdedce hut oul OF
mad been used before there amendment ad M poN
nunS few weeks longer was entirely ersdcstrd u
has been OF the disease Cor more tha, @
Catskil Oct. 1871 NATIi'L n iiiSu,N
Prepared and sold whoesse and retail BY A % sanj
y &. Also sold ty n, Rawls \ CO, Mbany, l. & Patrn
New Haven E. w Bull Hartford J. A. Wsdsworh provi.
inee; WIN. Brown ss Washington street Boston; and By
druggists generally in all the principal in the United
states.
Rice 81 ~ B-Merchans supplied on the mo-, liberal
yrms. A BIS ID. SANDS, Druggists,
VI Nlmf ~ and 100 Fulton IT. md " Eas, Brcapwsy.
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DR.. SOLOMON HETNE

WUULD inform his patients and the public that he sill adj
w heres 10 his original proposition, TO receive
either for medicine attendance until the patient is satisfied
removed from i8 Broadway No. 81 Reade opposite
The Marshall House where he socits the attendance the
long time under diseases considered by them incurable
SOLOMON HEINE, NJ. d.
For the advantage of all who wish attend the
Of Dr. Solomon Heine would thar the only Doctor
Hene who has lived had his Office in Broadway
The residing at 81 Reade street. opposite the MARSHALL
House
This Physician this country about eight years
lhave had the peasur. Of KIN wing him since that
by hime is above the age of S. and the only
Of the nHne who member of the msdcsl Institutions Of the
City and State Of New York
Sworn before me this 9th day Of
OF Amil A ID; l8i2
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DAY, NEWELL s DAYS PATENT pyRNI7Ta.

DAY, NEWELL DAYS PATENT PERMUTA
IL TON BANK LOCK.-Bank.rs and oihe, NAV ri,n -
implicit confidence IN The above Lock being the beat and
taies 20 Any person may have the key whole dav
10 make fac smile oy, without toe slightest chance oe
0su' T. a-t change has been made setting IL Other
ID. sev, the recently when the Combinaon
Lock invented by DIR. Solomon Andrews Of Perth Ambov
y j. which upon the vault of the American Exchange
BSrk Wall street, picked by Mr. Henry c. Jones OF
Newark n j. Of the officers Of several Banks
THIS The Lock Afterwards Dr. An
1,e VS.. who put works Of difficult to
pick but which Mr. Jones readily opened He another
occzgtu publicly picked the Howard Hotel Of the Com.
Locks such sold b. Toe Amsnean Bank Lock
Company. -
B,nk Locks Is firmly established. They have invariably
the highest pre- miums, When exhibited at tbs Fas held
70 New York Boston and Phlsdelp ha namely Gold Medals
me two eue inst named and Silver being the highest
mum given in the latter city.
These Locks made TO keys which be changed in
form from one hundred thousand million different times
apop ehei OF Which they equally and proof against
unmsson OF even AXE the key ITSELF he could expect
olrn oufinS MS he unless inform him Of
t~aed possession OF the kew 49, - ="
OrieIs for the above Lock proesI a. n.d N he IoUN
DAY Successor 10 Day, Newell Day, No $50 Broadway.
aI6 I'm " ~ -' =
CHANGE OF SIDENCE-NAPOLE0N 9TNET
~ has the honor oil informing his friends anal the public IN ge
street corner Of The Custom House pusGe stcs nias ,
estehshmsni which will be kpown under name Of III.
RDPEAN HOTEL, located ia the oentse Of business near
saloons Tor private parties and furnished rooms al nodsss
prices The Restaurant will be kept the plan Of he hes, ~
shmsnts Of Paris and the Bill q Fare will .lways con
81 tas greatest and newest variety OF dishes. ma Inv
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GEORGE ". DAWSON,
]. BRADEN

WOULD respectfully beg eavs inform his friends
and ths public generally that he has completely renovated
and his Saloons for the those
who may be pleased honor him with their patronage He
sters himself will be sufficient those who have
been acquainted with the established reputation Of his Ice
Creams &c for the last nine that nothing shall remain
his and possible keel his former efforts
He still continues the manufacture of ona in all its
branches and prepared supply families and dealers city
grateful for the he has received
he by his future efforts Of the
will not be unavailing.
a3o imsr JOHN BRADEN 70 Canal street
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OIL OF BARK.

OIL OF BAKk.
VALUABLE DIsCOvERY.-T p. MERRJAM's Pre-
MUM Water Proof Leather Composition of Oil Of Bark
for backing .otenns POLISHING and preserving new
novatng old leather original beauty and This
highly approved Oil Offered the public which stands
unnvaled for its OF preserving and renovatns eahcr
also proof composition for Boots and Shc--
Having received the Premiums from the Mechanics Institute
Boston, and at the American Institute at New York.
BBe particular in all observe that be
genuine without the written signature Of T. p Merriam the
yellow printed label his hand writing and his T.
p. NJ. stamped on the stoi per Of every bottle.
For sale Wholesale aiI RETAIL Ly J. II. Merriam No AS
Pearl ST. - Hammerley street. door from Vack street
and 20 Fourth street corner OF Creep street New York
also for sale by B. b. Sands Fulton street corner Of
Gold and 100 Fulton of William and BY D.
Sands Co. n East Broadway. Of Market and
by A. B. Sands Co.. 2s3 Broadway, Of Chambers
sire q
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MACHINE POETRY

MACHINE POETRY.
WHEELER, TAILOR, hereby sends
This information to his friends,
Or enemies il he has any,
Whether they be few many
The public too. both far and near.
That in broadway he has shop.
IN which he'd like to have them pop
No one can Il, them f he can't
Fnces low to suit the times,
Cloth, too various for these rhymes
Ia shor, you'll find no other Tailor,
,.,,,. So sure to pIesseyo as A WHEELER
mus ''ne l61 Broadwsy MP stairs
wi sucur) 6l Walker suce-Rcspectfuly informs he ladies
thai during her short absence her establishment will be under
Madame Lesuepr in Paris first cutter seamstress whose
and knowledge have been in The first Par
Madame Lesucur being in Pans and knowing perfectly the
French fashions and those suited to the this country
ment Of which will be disposed al the loves,
price French aud English languages spoken. AL ims
DAGUEREOTYPE APPARATU ST. A. ARTAULT
opposite ST. Paa Church. have reesiSeS SS psehs G p
bany, aud che, for sale at low price
- CONFLICT compile e, D.sufmso.ype Apparatus new pattern
80 Aromatic Lenses, made at Paris. by Aphone, Gi
100 bottles Hyro,ulrhi,e Of Soda
Also Tnpc of Venise, Iodine Corse Of Iodine Cromine,
Cromine Of Iodine. Chlose Of Gold and the secele
Mr. r. A. Artsult Co. takes this opportunity inform the,
friends and customers tina, they have removed their establish.
way, opposite St. Paul's church. a2s Inn.
REMOvAL.-DR FEUCHfWANtsER has removed III.
Bresdmas II. aseni o ss s.e,ur, Of xasa
s u1 O pre- Nitric aud Aa,'ase Acids sairsSo an sn6
' RsuO IsSa s sne.; in sps q Niue
Il %n Lunar Sausnc sopya Capsuessnd may be consult
sss. s If o.s science ior destroying aud srrminaling
il, o mCsaqetoes hess mice, lilies shippers and
constant az an a, ssS g,n,, and h seed goee lie
street, from nine otwelys O'clock " wv '"''' ,Tlmse
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PORTUGUESE
F E NJ A l. e p | l. l. s

INVENTED PREpAkEp1y
NJ. DE BOUDELOQUE, M. D., LISBON, PORT Y CAL.
THE Scientific continuation Of ingredients OF which these
Pills COMPOSED made them the wondeS and admit
Of the world They known all ever Europe 10 p
,be only % has proved yarably
producing die monthly turns Their certainty n.
cases be ~ such In be used during
for though mild safe and altv they certain prod
miscarriage if used during that I-no9; :,
round with the Of the importer, stamped Each box con
,s;ns he NJ de Boude and the English d.
,rrtions have The signature of Dr. f. MELVEAU authorised
rent for the continent Of America. =,
They be transmitted by mail ~ part Of the CLted
state. Letters directed to DR. i. Melveau hey a. New
York will wild, immediate attention. Sold by sprn,ni
ment Cherry, CahaIinc street Pnce s. Hall
boxes 81 No half boxes sent by mail.
n,10 i'm sdSw
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+" A LII THE WORLDS a
STAGE"

CA LII THE WORLDS A
STAGE"
bI.%s S Health Climate; be comprised IN three
A fSl,s shr9T sa os, h St fS IN frame
Til comes the painful strife
% tn, Sos 5 affect: he body s.S %b
w:I % INTO Hsens finally
AsSueh; the fatal sign. are near,
Be.H Ss si' q .eS San H. sn n,fe bier
That waits for those who die
eoush ha. in hoarenes follow. the voice is only
:;s SaS: Ts s:S q: s:::
IS SWIM S H: Zach s iS%s~ 51sa,A
To close the eyes in Death
Is e t ssnSsus cf E s.: s a5.ssssss
nss sna:a IL A sS
Xo1yl,S zisSsT, s. bosf stree, p'si.dsI pS., Pr.
SSSS:s No S'1s ;.ss s$s'ss f Nd
5 E.s ST. s', Charlie. .s.; A.s.9y o..
Cook No. 81 Fourth street, Fttsbarh, Pa.
su Y. b bfS'S.a / Co Co., Mobile, Al,
fEi tsfs son rs 5as ss'''d Candy
MERIT WILL FIND IT'S WAY.
Candy for boansness and found immediate relief
:. WEIGH IA Gold st, Brooklyn,
Agent for the Brooklyn TEN. Society.
can recommend J. Pease Son, Compound Hosrhound
Candy valuable ,e% re- Fl fG"Fh' fG and hos,;sne'
Presbyterian Church cor. catisrine and Madison 81.
Dear SirMy wife lying deaths door in the last stage
Of Consumption and she made of numbeess remedies all
10 no effect and Gomround performed ruded
JOSEPH SUDDEN, 20 Avenue ID.
Sold whols'as and , ss h Y Division street Assn T%
Avenue Keag, 75J Broadway Dodd 63 Broadway Clark,
witch street, Brigham Houston aud Avenue d.. Martin,
2 and 9Th Avenue Agents in BROOKLYN. l39 Fn-
ton street Handy Is High Stuart - Fulton street
Eseh envelope of the genuine Candy Is signed FEisE
son. mI3
WATCHES CLOCKS, JEWELRY AND SILVER
w WARE-The undersigned have large assortment OF
Watches description, from OF the best manu-
facurer in Europe, all warranted FIRST rate time keepers
splendid Of 6ne French mattel clocks also war
large and valuable assortment OF rich diamond and other
ewe silver large assortment all warranted Of the
finest silver and best Of workmanship. .
reduced from former r. L s. s. ROCKWELL.
castor Hou.e.
Watches Of every description carefully repaired
I'd. m9l
DRy CoLORs The following solors, of first quality,
adapted eirher for Oil Painting or Ka'somne fer sale M3si
Washed Blue Blacks, Real Indian Rcd
Super Chinese Blue, suIer Purple Brown,
Emerald Green, ,iadder Lake,
Brunswick Green, Nermillion,
Saron Green, thromes,
Turkey Umbre, Ochres, Ne Sc
To Printers aud Engrayer.-F1skfor and English Blacks
very superior, for sale ~
feb n 9u' Sei Broadway, corner Trsnkls1
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES COR DON BENNE Eft.

The Nrw YonE HKRAIp--A daily Paper, issued every
of the weckprec copy. Country sui
scrber furnished for specific period on
In No unless raid advance
THr WErxLy HrRAIp,-Isued every Saturday morning al
o'cIockpce sir and quarter cents copyfun'shfd
70 country subscribers So per apnum In advance at The
same rate for any specified period. $40.
CoRREspoSpENfs requested address their letters %
JAMES GospoS BENNETT, Proprietor and Edsor-srd 81 "
dsrs on business nwst be post psid