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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-17
VlRGlNlA.-At rules held IN the CIeTk5. ~

v ik"lNlA.-At rules held IN the Clerks OF.
fee Of the superior Court Of Cbaprc,v 10, ,h So,
Circuit the 9th day March. 1873 Wv ""'''"i
Henry A. Thompson, surviving partner Of Henry Thomson
,,,i,., prtf
James Duh and William Bcacham partner, under the firm NJ INN
m, - N -. 'i''' DIETS
Tue defendants above named having entered their
and gwen security according OF Assembly and The RUE
~ Court ana appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this IL is ordered thai M
sd defendants do appear here be held on the Gr,
Monday IA June next and Of the pIan and mai
COPY oil THIS order be forthwith in soine pub
cd IN Tie City Of Richmond months suceessyey and
posted al TIE front door OF the Capitol n said CIV
A eopy-Tesic,
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A 4 a Court held for Cumberland county, the
IN 9Th day % March. lst3-
Alexander q. Johnssn. phm
against
Coleman Edwards and John w Wilson. dcrt.
In Cn.scERN.
defendant Coleman Edwards APPEAR
and according the Assembly
Of this Court and APPEARING by satisfactory evidence
County Il ordered said de
fenant OF June
the bill of the plaintiff andata ofhi ore
inserted newspaper published the Rchmond
Zoe two months sueeeyc aud posted the front door
Court house OF this county.
A eopy-Teste.
apis-wo~s H.. wooDsoN. ID. q.
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tue United States Court the Eastern Virgins,
at Norfolk. 10th February. lsI3 DOuGALD MePHAII Of the
Borough OF Norfolk having filed petition praying may be
declared bankrupt u Is ordered all persons claiming
creditors Of the said DouEah MePha on
The st day of May Dougai MePha sou not
be deecda bankrupt Congress that
hair and thai OF this orict be published newspapers
according to the 22d AMI 2ith rule. OF Count.
Copy-Tcsie,
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chanesry for the James City and thu City of Williams.
burg 1.-THE Court House in the said c e day Of February
lssJ:
William Elloc. Pbn
Against
Robert C. Richardson aud Robert MeCandlish pcnA
The defendant Robert G. Richardson entered his
appearance and given according the OF Assembly
and the rules OF this Court aud appearing by satisfactory evt
denee that he Is nhabant
ton OF the plaintiff by his
I" Richardson do here h
answer the bnof the plaintiff and copy
forthwith inserted pubished
Richmond TOT months
posted the front door OF the Court House
lansbuTE on two successive Court days.
az II w9w Cop-resie I'll. q. CoGBILI. e.
VlRGiNiA-iN CHANCERY.-At Rule. in the Clerk. OF
fee Of the Circuit Superior Court Of ChaneeD for
King and Queen county Monday 9th OF March,
Edwfn tpshaw, prrG.
Rchcc Harms Harms deed William Hug
gns hrn Harms Laurence a. Harris and r kilby
ss' ans John r. Wniee and Thomas " Harris Martha
N'rsin, p"rSis AMI John L. Harms and fournoy defrs
ihc dc,' ii'uts William IluEgins John
TO- pa entered their Appearance security
en'Hg t1c act OF Assembly aud
ipiasrs By satisfactory evidence that
this county Il ordered defendants appear here
ON the nr-t Monday In May plain
uf and that OF this order inserted IN
newspaper published IN the City OF Richmond
eessivey and posted the door this
County ACopy-rcstr.
ts-NQw IA.
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MINIATURES PAINTING.

MRS. OUTLET, who is well known n
1VA Miniature Painter having returned Richmond ofer- her
tho-e who wish faithful hkence. OF themselves
the invites Indies and gentlemen her
street. nest oor To Mr. Persieo'-
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-04
HISTORY.

EXAMPLE or OTHER COUNTRIES IN CARE or THEIR
HISTORICAL pocuMENTs-CARE or THE SPANISH
ACADEMY OF HISTORY wrrH RESPECT TO HisTo-
RicAL DOCUMENTS PERTAINING TO THE nIsToRy
OF SPAIN.
The Academy Of History has for its director the
G juut dc Campomanes, who by the rank he holds in
tie magistracy, well as by his great crudon and
virtues is of the most distinguished noblemen OF
modern Spain. 1t Is much to be regretted tina, the
functions OF bis eminent station leave him but little
leisure dedicate TO the different academies Of which
he is member. That Of history has happily scve-
raj others, who, animated by the same ZEAL may at
,ach themselves to it with less II has With
in these few years published editions Of several au-
thors, which arc proof Of this. Among Others,
those of Mariana and Sepulveda. II is preparing
one Of solios, Of which volume has already up.
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ARRIVAL OF THE u. 5. SLoop OF WAR PREsLr-
The u s. sloop of war Prebe, Commander Wilson
arrived at Boston, Thursday, from the Mediterra-
mean She sailed from Gibraltar, July 25th, and
from Augra Osland of Terceira) August Ist, lei
FROM The latter port she has experienced nought but
light southwesterly winds, and has been twelve days
from the Grand Bank. The Preble sailed from Ma
hon, July 2ih, and touched at Barcelona Alicante,
and Malaga on her way to Gibraltar, in which port,
all was tranquil Notwithstanding the outbreaks in
every part of the kingdom. The Prebe sailed from
Boston, January 18th, ls4l, and has consequently
been absent from the United States nearly 81 month,
Officers and crew all we'll
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reared Ii has undertaken, and executed, ia part,
task equally interesting and arduous-that oil pup
fishing all the ancient chronicles relative 10 The his
tory of CASTLE Several Of these works had never
been printed all arc enriched with notes and com
mentsries, which at once prove the sound criticism
and the erudon Of their authors, the Abba de Cue
vara Don Francisco dc Ccrda, Don Miguel florez,
and Don Eugenio de Lsguno who, in the midst oil
the occupations Of his place Of first clerk IN the oee
of foreign affairs, still finds some moments to dedl-
cate TO Literature. The Academy contains one oil
the most valuable collections Of which literary So
ciety can boast This is all the diplomas, charters
and other documents given, since the earliest period
of the monarchy, To all the cities, borougbs, commu-
mites, churches, chapels, &c. IN Spain-the whole
collected with the greatest care arranged IN chrome
logical ORDER and consequently adapted TO furnish
every branch Of the Spanish history with the mos'
abundant source Of authentic materials The collec
ton greatly facilitates and encourages the learned re-
searches Of the acsdamecians 1t is in this Immense
repertory that they collect the elements OF wori
which for several years they have been preparing
mean geographical dictionary Of Spain, which by IL
correctness will be a worthy companion of the ne"
dictionary Of the language One Of the most learned
among them Don Juan riarte, who died in l776
leaving behind him three nephews Of distinguished
abilities, published first volume Of the Greek man
uscrpls, in the Library of Madrid; continuation n
expected from the Librarians who appointed t.
complete the work. To member Of the SAINT
academy, father Florcz, Spain is already indebted
for several volumes Of the ecclesiastical history o
the nation, which in his hands was, in truth, only al
irregular compilation of documents, become yer,
scarce or entirely unknown, but it has acquired
more pleasing form by the care of his continuator
father Nike an Augustin monk.
Several other writers, well acquainted with wha
related to their country, are employed in giving
clear history of il, and instructing their ieow-cti
in matters of policy and the science of Govern
ment. They have naturazed in their language sucl
French and English works as the Spanish orthodox,
would permit those, for instance, which treat Of
trades and arts
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-04

PohoPeka, an infant found pressed to the bosom
Of its lifeess mother. This circumstance being made
known to Gen. Jackeon, he became Interested for
the child directed il TO be brought TO him. and sought
Of IT. They sgnifed their unwlngness TO do So
and that nasmuch all its relations had fallen in
battle, they would prefer killing it, The General
after this disclosure, determined that he would not
enirus IT with them, but became himself the protec
tor aud guardian Of the child. Besowing the in
FAINT the of Lincoier he adopted it to his FAM
ly, has ever since manifested the liveles zeal To-
wards a. r.~--r.-I ~ L~.'V'viSucr, and because
tate bore strong resemblance to his own, who in
early lille, and from the ravages of war, left in
the world forlorn and wretched, without friends or
relations
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-04

The u. s. GAzETrE is ia a most lanenrable
condition. Being unable to answer the arpu.
meus Of our correspondent on the subject Of
Mr.. Gays repeated defeats the editor yielded
TO violent III Of passion, and showered upon
usan enormous quaint Of unbecomiog epithets
Thinking he would soon regret such an out.
break Of ungoverDsble temper, we merely pub.
lshed his eriihets-all his vol nj abuse-witb-
cut aword in retort. But the effec produced
was quite diff rent from what we anticipated. =
The reproduction Of his own harsh phrases in
our columns, seems 10 have made him perfec,l,
iurious--to have irrilated him far more than
replication in language Of the same nature from
US would have done.
The editor now thinks he has "lasbedn us
well, aud inimates that we "fc,lp H. He has
certainly csrbonadogd himself most excuciat-
ingly, and in pity, as we "feeln it, we will
spare him by not copying ,he undignfed Ian
guage IN his last dislempered ,iTusion.
The editor complains OF the assaults Of Ger.
tam letter writers, who retort upon him tho
charge OF ofhce-seeking which he apnlies 70
others. Blows must be received as weu =.
given. If il be not true thai tho ed;,,,
seeking an office for his son, while q, the Same
time be was railing against other. for doing n,
same hing, we should be pleased to see tho
charge disproyed. We have never taken tn,
pans TO inquire about !, AZ the Department
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UNIVERSITY OF Pennsylvania


INHE Lectu es will commence on Monday. No
Il vember the 9th, and be continued under The fol-
lowing arrangement, TO the middle Of March ensti-
ing.
Practice and Theory of Medicine by Nathaniel
Chapman, NJ. ID.
Chemistry, by Robert Hare, NJ. ID.
Surgery, by William Gibson, NJ ID.
Anatomy, by William T.. Horoer, VI. ID.
Institutes Of Medicine, by Samuel Jackson. NJ. D.
Mater,a Medica and Pharmacy, Ly George B.
Wood, NJ. ID.
Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women and On H.
dren, by Hugh l.. Hodge, VI. ID.
course Of Clinical Lectures and Demonstrat lions
in connexion with the above, given at the Philadel-
pha Hospital.
Clinical Medicine by w. w Gerhard, MD
Clinical Surgery, by Drs. Gibson and Homer.
Clinical Instruction in Medicine is also given from
the LIST day Of November TO the 3lst day OF Marc.
by Dr. Wood in the Pepusyvan Hospital
The rooms foe Practical Anatomy will be opcpcd
October LIST and continued to the end Of March
They are under the charge Of Paul Beck Goddard
NJ d., Demonstration, with a supervision on the part
Of DIR IIorner.
w. Z. HORNER, VI. D.,
Dan Of tie Medical TacuHg.
263 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
September ,, ls43.
Sept. 4-2awdlc til Nov Is.
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fiaIliwei christencd is Nv eniy-ninth chfd Sun
day last OF that humber, twenty 1--WE still alive,
and should The prolific pair live few yeae, further
additions 10 their family may be expected.
Three thousand pounds and upwards were receiy-
ed at the Italian Opera on Thursday night ON Tie oc
casion Of her Majesiy's visit to that theatre.
FRAHoE.-The Minister OF War bias received des-
patches from the Governor General OF Algeria dated
the 18th ult announcing the submission OF the Fit
tas. tribe Of about 10000, and other SUCCESSES IN
that part Of Oran lying ON the edge Of the desert
IL was rumored that new commercial treaty had
been agreed upon between France and Brazil but the
terms Of il had been as yet kept secret
SpAR.--Ihe siege Of Seville was raised the
26lh Of july and the Regent set out for Caaiz The
Cortes was conyoked for the 18th Of October. All
the diplomatic representatives at Mpdrid, except Mr.
Irving and the Mexican minister had announced that
they would wait for instructions from their Govern
ment before recognizing the provisional Government
1t is said that the leaders OF the successful party were
quarrelling among themselves as TO the course next
| 10 be pursued.
On Espartero's arrival at CsdS, he placed himself
under the protection Of the British flag, embarkng
on board the hlalabar which Immediately got under
way for England. Ia his retreat from before Seville
he was holly pursued by Gen. Concba.
| General ODonnell has been appointed Captain
General Of Cuba.
| General AN lialen aud many other officers Of Es-
partero's army were taken prisoners.
The Extraordinary Gazette, pubs' ed on the 2Sth,
announces the submission OF Saragossa To the pro-
ylsonal government, on condition OF the whole Ma
| tonal Guard Of that city continuing armed and Or
ganZed under the control Of the constitutional Ayun-
| tamicuto.
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effected wild, ,he ir,cnds OF MIR. Vim, and evea
then il was defeated by majority OF more than
"A, 000 q n
We suspend our extracts from the Address
for the present, but shall, probably, renew them
on suitable occasion. We have MOI yet done
with The United States Gazette, nor his
THRICE DEFEATED candidate, Mr., Clay.
who has run twice by himself as we have
shown, aud once by proxy; after all his adj
vantage in training, as a Secretary Of State
during the administration Of MIR. Adams, desig-
mated by MIR. Randolph as the "union Of The
Puritan and the --."
If il be any consolation TO the chaste and
courty editor Of the Gazette TO favor his own
wishes, we most sincerely and cordially unite
with him in the hope that his thrice defeated
candidate, Henry Clay, of Ashland, Kentucky,
~ i'll be nominated again as candidate for the
Presidency We think this fourth and last run
will satisfy both the candidate and his friends TO
their hearts content. As to the result, it will
be the same in 1914 that it was in 1924 If the
slight modicum Of twenty years should make
any difference in the speed or bottom of the old
colt, why. what matter is il whether he be only
single dslanced now. or double dslanced, as be
has always been before? A fig for The differ
ence.
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A Ill THE BRITISH MAGAZINES AND

A Ill THE british MAGAZINES AND
received by the British steamer (Enrsh edition. IN
large type) for The use Of the subscribers to Tie
Wayery Circulating Library.
Also, d ctor oiin's Travels in he East Q yol..
The false Heir" 10y James
The Lost Ship a tale Of the Allan ic"
books
Also the North American Review, the KDicker.
booker, The Museum, and other American perodi-
The Library IS regularly supplied with number
OF copies oil every new work Immediately upon pub
bcation.
Terms Of subscription, FIVE dollars per annum-
Three dollars for six months--or one dollar Tor a Vim
gle month. r. TAYLOR
june -
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The BUFFALO CHASE Hos KEs.-The grand
Bufal, hunt came of at Hoboken, N. Y on Thurs
day. in the presence Of some $4,000 persons of both
sexes. The N Y. Sun says
"At three O'Clock, the 'critturs, 4" numbering egh-
teen or twenty, were let loose upon the track and
started IN fine style, Mr., French following dressed
as an Indian asso IN hand. Every thing promised
fair for fine race; but when they had
ran about half a mile, the multitude, in their
anxiety TO get sight, pressed against the fence
enclosing the track, thus opening passage
through which the Buialoes bolted and such scam
periDg never witnessed before men, women
and children fed in all directions, and the
throng ,cho uere out Of danger rent the air with
long and loud huzzas French, close upon the heels
Of the ''hcrd," at this juncture, threw the lasso
with unerring aim, and caught Buffalo by the horns
The animal darted OFT into swamp, dragging French
and his horse after him, when the rider was obliged
to let go the lasso and allow the Buffalo to escape,
and to follow his leaders. The Buhaloes dispersed
in all directions, and hundreds followed them through
the fields, but all attempts 10 get them together again
were fruitless AT this moment they are probably
scattered over area OF some fifteen or twenty
miles, among the plains and forests Of New Jersey.
Mr. French, as well as the spectators, bore the mis-
fortune with good grace. man then mounted
horse, and put him at the top of his speed French
followed on his prairie steed, and at the first throw
Of his lasso, caught the man round the neck This
experiment was repeated a dozen times and not
miss made. The throwing and riding of Mr.
French were applauded TO the echo, and notwh-
standing the accident, he fully proved himself be
all he processes, viz Of the best lsso hrowers
and riders in the country. He says he has caught
over two thousand young Bufialoes, and wild horses
and cattle with his own hands.
The Buffaloes were subsequently recaptured. An
Irshman named Frederick S, Master, during the
rush among the crowd, fell from tree and was
killed. Several others narrowly escaped with their
lives.
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OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
Thomas CARBERY. Justice Of the Peace IN
the County of Washington, in the District Of
c Jlumbia.
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MEXICAN INDEMNITY The N. o. Picayuno SAYS.
Of the second nstslment of interest upon the Mexican
Indemnify, we learn that 100000 was paid on The
30,h Of July and $40, 900 on the lst Of August.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-04

he Globe of Saturday copies the Uhir
abuse Of the. President for appointing Mr. Ran
tout dem. Collec or at Boston.
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M cCULLoCH'S NEW UNiYERss GA.
wi IErTEER--tobe oompl,ted IN - or 20 nun
beers at % cents each. The first number j. los, rf-
ceiycd by r. TAYLOR
Also No. 10 Of Alisons hi tory of Europe, Ju.
received, June III
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From many such indications as the follow
ing, il would seem 10 be doubtful whether Mr.
Van Buren, could carry his own State, even il
he should get tho machine nomination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-29
Sales OF stocks at PhiIade,ph,n.

Sept. 97-Second Board-lbO sbss Wilmington RR, III;
S270O Wilmington RR 6s, 1865, 81; SOTO Lehigh Mort
gage Loan 81; 10000 Tennessee Bonds 81; shares
Sehuyikill Navigation, 81; $1,000 Cisn Water Works
Losn, 93 2o0 State 5s Ii 5000 Ches. Del Loan ssi
1900 do 81 LOG shares Fan Mechanics Bank d.
IS; IL do do, 3s 100 do Reading 4 X, ia.
Sept. 2S-Frst Board-S.000 Reading Bonds 1870
6s1 1000 Tennessee Bonds SIT; l60 shas Union Blk
OF renn- 59t; 60 do do, 60; 154 Schuyk Navigation
81: $500 City SIS 1872 lost; arcs Wilmington r.
lI $9733 State 5 81 5000 do 5d 6l} 10000 do do 8}
5000 do 6it 800 United States &C. 1862 HAT, 100 shares
Grard Bank, 81; $4,000 State 6s 1916 annual, Co.
1000 Ches and Del Loan 1885, 81 shares Penns vania
Bank, ITO; do Louisville Bank, sol.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-29

IMPORTANT FROM HAvANA-The very important
news, important 30 far as Cuba is concerned, which
we exclusively published yesterday, is confirmed
We have received the "Diario de la Habana" Of
the 10Th inst, which contains the official announce
ment of the changes in the government. 1t ap-
pears that d. Leopoldo O'Donnell is appointed Go
vernon General vice D. !Geronino Vades reno.
we'd.
Tins change indicates something, and we shall
shortly learn the cause which led to it. In the pre-
seut state Of the home government such move.
ments are looked upon in different light than il
they occurred IN former times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-29

ALrsoN's History EURopE-The Harners
have published number XIV of Alison. It treats q,
the grand struggle between the French and allied
armies on the plains of Champagne, which resulted
In the overthrow of Napoleon, the entry of the in
vaders into Paris, and the proclamation of Louis
AVi' 1t includes, also, the opening portion OF the
celebrated chapter on America and the late war.
"nicn IN 'his edition is accompanied by notes exh-
ing ana correcting .Alson's errors respecting this
~ 10 be completed in sixteen numbers at
ZACH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-29

IMPORTANT DEclsioN.-It was decreed in the
County Court at Baltimore, last Tuesday, that the
case of the failure Of an Insurance Company, the
stockholders were bound to pay up the lnsalnents
on their stock. as to make each share fall. The
case heard was the U. S. Insurance Company vs..
Duer. The Company failed in 1884; receivers were
appointed in May of that year, and in July follow
ing the call was made. This decision affects manv
other similar cases.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-29

The STOLEN Treasury NoTEs.-A woman has
been recently undergoing examination at Washing
ton, upon whom were found some stolen Treasury
notes. and large sum OF money. She is the wife
of a man, who, some two months ago, succeeded
in vlctimizng the Westinghouse to the tune of
$4,000, by loud professions OF respectabiliiy, rela-
iionshiP to Mr. Senator Wright letters which proved
TO be forgeres, and limitations that he was about
10 engage extensively in business there For these
things he was sent to the penitentiary for three
year., and now his wife may possibly rejoin him.
Some letters were found upon her which may
affect some other persons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-29

90 Chief ustice Hornbower has decided TO
allow Carter, who was recently tried for murder
IN New Jersey, to be admitted to bail in the sum of
$4,000, $1,000 on each of the remaining indct-
men. tor murder, and $1,000 on the indictment for
assault on the boy, Jesse Force, with intent to kill.
questionable whether he can procure such an
amount OF bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-29

Honorary DEeREEs. -Columbia College, at its
commencement,o Tuesday, conferred the honorary
degree of Doctor of Divinity on Rev. M. Duncan,
OF Baltimore; Rev. Edward Y. Hlgbee, Asslstan
Minister OF Trinity Church, in this city and Rev.
George E. Hare, Rector of Trinity Church, Prince.
ton, N ]. The honorary degree of Master of Arts
was conferred on Daniel Stone, Eco, Professor OF
Ancient Languages in the Western University OF
Pennsylvania, at Pittsburgh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-29

baltimore, Sept 27Cd Thos Hooper, Foxwell, st Thol
ALrxANpRIA Sept 26-Cld Columbia, Ryder Boston. Arr
18th, Dodge New York; Fame, Bermuda. Sid Deposit St
john, NIB
PR.
NEwBERS, NC. Sept 2i-Ar Elizabeth Bradley w Indies
Cid Roanoke, Palmer, do.
NEw ORLaANs, Sept 2o,Au Chatham, Mason, Bostoni
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THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH OF ST. PATRICK
MoyrpEAL.-The ceremony of laying the corner
stones (eeven in Rumbe of this church, took place
IN Mondav morning.
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The WEArHER.-It was as dull, cold, and threat
ening yesterday as if a snow storm was about 10
burst upon US. Strange signs of the times