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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-21
Court of Sessions.
geCo-. Tie Recorder and AliefHen SEAMAN and DRAKE
MATHEW {. PATERSON, Esq. District Atty.

ReGorc tie Recorder and Aldermen SEAMAN and DRAKE.
MATHEW {. PATERSON, Esq. District Any.
Trim fer Hiot d,,a tsSnUH and H1'tsry. c0a-
d rai Jea G J t4Iencs s, ss, lex, a
:"m .,oe5 5 r isn Fan Thans MeGoy' Geose
NJ smith W,im English inucs Iirscs tor not and
a,sanit uad battery james Bshap, Of the corner OF POI
street and the 81 avenre. the 9TH April hst. resumed
md Dr. StGHsbry examined! on the part di The pT'secion
Ing they would Ike Ind Native. who dare
re TO be That lie Afterwards suw them o~cf down
The ayen,ic ;,eh with clubs lint II Tor
sons such n. mob consisted Otto armed with Clubs 20 the
polk Of the days oi election that gHny peaceibe perns N The
10th ward uad 10 90 T. tie polls nni vote ~ ien 81
getting Their cad broken Wings "s AFRAID Tor The safety
The prosecution here rested. nnd the defendants conu 81 m
roduced their witnesses W. Andrew koE y 30 seIe! lint
William smith and Frederick 2 Smith Were in the yier1
The cngYos WS 9,a9 81 or n s"l two es 'y o G, hat
Frederick f. Smith IN the - Brs Head tavern ut25;
stree, and 5i avenue where the were counting during
the not md c0nl not have been Other witnesses
sminr facts To- the qbsence OF ohe &C. One swnre 10
H. Snh Was bleed on The avenue about block from l:shop
aelg been hnft some way ~ the rot OF e nlGt
TIE eur;ny on the Two SIDES WI. very connctAS, nd II
difficult NJ the exact state OF frctS irn hat ra
ed to be to prove mn ah vhchi they PARTIALLY ucceede
The case was conducted for Defendant, By Me,f.. Eiqr
torncy and Af Phillips ms assistant Tor ;e 'oSecliion
Tie was ably summed " on both Sides and the Reco
de: charged the Jury, who retired
AeT eoiieTale ,.snce peg came i 7'o cont ,.:.
ana they NseIe committed. The otier hfee no: guilty.
Yriai ia. ilurgi0ry.- Robert Sutton was put
upon bis ;ril for burglary mine II degree Jreakng INTO
mne.,t on he ri ng Ss3 by boring he shutter .c and
,ienns " worth ct lace; and other articles Tue property
found Il house WoO>iefS'ree beng recovered b.
officer Schmohl Sutton there with Others md tcy ma e
their escape the root. md then He'd. Ergars n
,is,n. Jimmy, pckecks fake keys SSc were found on
the premises.
the recovery of the property. saw sutton coming down
stairs from the carei md he SAID he had come there To borrow
shovel.
and TINT sutton he'd the time OF the robbery and Tint
the rnse beng house Mt tine the Officers
came. Ia VISIT 10 man named ruHp IN order 10
pny nl0i he owed crnp. AID who lived the premises
Wooster Crnp and his wife tc,tiOed IL the OF
pr!rpnej visit Their house. and Robert Sutton lr. the
.on prisoner osed that ms father TO bed early
go M late the following morning. Sutton lived IN ad
The submitted 10 the Jury under charge
from the Court. Verdict, Not Guilty.
All ln.ard 10 Sa.nlhav III | O'clock J. IL.
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Superior Court.
p,r,-c Chief Jlsticp JONES.

U-fHiam Giercda,R IS. itnsssH q. PoFt' q. az.
IL, ,s.7u and bn.e = brought by one OF tic senasn
T the >in Elizabeth DennEon. against 'he Capuuh anu -
inaie The cEsc coaciutct! :. -. :,
s;rse s.asR except when M oder i dso2Gyed t,e corr
ys mn CIDER Mt such :c tie snnrdinate 9hcef Jl>lsu
n Rocking nm down. IN cHScs whce the di>ooeya- ot M
ynni not e7d.rcer the ship. lt the duty oi The scbt-
1ats officer r.p3 the Clps:r VINO Is auiir k ,o M
r such p7i.maut the nature at the case may Ieefte,
t II in., he done IN c.O md purer !auaer. Asto me
e7u,sn II !, TIER Guty - Cay orders and 10 OBEY iei
rrorlDtiy There must b. tely no sri1c az nl'cp-
% o,5 In respect 10 the taItaln lie enHitS m hi
ssbin knowing officer sauiiins one OF Inc men or
ir on deck he does promptly interfere 20 pre-
,f cor7inunnre n the rot and punih tine oiienier.
i,ier II Is the officer the he becomes party 10
TIC ny gave ysrc, favor oil paiu'ioT ;O0 damages.
- fnuls uSlS
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DIED.


CHADWICK, in The Slst year Of his sge.
It's relatives and friends respectfully invited his
u9e.ai without further invitation fn; bs late residence ",
81 Spring IL
Snttsgy. on THURSDAY evening l!kh ms: ROBERT P 81
MOP Ton, Printer aged 81 year,.
tfs trends and those OF hts Jam.s H. and Robert r.
nsn also oi hp sonsn-lew. Charles B. Brewer md San
u@i H. DeEOn ,1so the members o tie Typogo cn. Scy
also tic nembcs OF the 6,h District q apt. Honpesl Watch
arc respectfully invited To attend his incra, cn
Howard street.
On the 2sth ms. HENRY WOopBALDwTN. 500 Of Cha.
: and abris Baldwin. aged years, ,noah and d4ys
he 'rend OF the family and nsnNers Of OIye Rsnrh
Lodge No 81 q. orc respectfully ryite si'ebd
hs iuneia on Sunday tie 2t nj l clock. p " fro:n
No. l3 HourOnS,
GolIea. aged y years.
On Wednesday, isth inst. BLACKBURN MILLER
1T Burlington VI. on tie l2ih ilsi CHARLOTTE ELI
dsughernf John A. ir,hur tie t7h year Of her age
At iysanle s,i INT Mrs. RUTH ADAMS reEct OF Rev
Roger AdsHs. ~ the I!th year OF h,i age.
VI EuNtrn, Name. 18th ut. Mn Sophia. wife OF Re-,
jesse hartman pastor OF the VI T. Church Buxton. asr
u yctsS.
AtNewnrS, =. J. Ssh inst, ELIZA ANN wife OF stephen
j. Cooper. aged about 81 years.
=; Cleveland, Ohio. on the l4h INST Mr. ELIZABETH
CHAMBERLAIN wife Of NJ. CAsIies A. Deau, apI danss
Ter q" Dcacao Err, Chamberlain, 81 Boston, aged q
LCs, overheard from the ship Sanh Sheale the S,h
about Omes below New Orleans, GEO. WISE. >eanisn
aged cboc; 81 Yeas. aia'iye VI Sec uand.
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.TIc1c- York, December Is. 1871.

Svrs's S.RsApARILLN-Te ancient Creeks place. great
e,nrn po optaes believing: that their PROLONGED lille.
Modem science however: though It has not discarded them.
Fnnks them only palnjve. not stnratives while 1t
t1, their frequent use leads pefrcioUs consequsr.
ccs The latest promulgated hy the Faculty oi The
OH World J.. that blood medicines that medicines
rh nct with the greatest drectncss and certainty the
cnmponent particles tie vital udne the most eicacioHs
First nmnns these IN solid reputation may be pacei Sands
Sannarll I'm Icposy Kings Evil and every species OF
srrnfous sease NIL cutnHcouS affections: IN general de-
by of the system and IN swelling the JOINTS enhancement
OF the Glands. rheumatism md :heUmaic goui (as called
rnny be nSen with full confidence OF speedy relief &C
companied by the blessing of Heaven, will rarely fan to
For farther cunr. und conclusive evidence Of rs superb
eiicncy pamphlets, which Ray De ootaed
o. the pronrietnrs an! Their agents grnts -
Prepared and sold; wholesale and telal o. 4 H. -
d nlso at 13 Broadway II East Broadway. and by Drug
rSt, generally throughout the United Stacs.
Price 81 per bottle sN bottles Tor -.
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Anti-Rent Iiovcmcnt-Mostn !elancho,y
Event.

ITis Anti-Reat meeting al Claveracs, to-day, has
ierfninai-6 IN u most melancholy manner. IL was
hsld ~ vilige called Smoke, Hoilos.." man
from ditsaals was there es spectator, named Ri
zeneurgh. He had spoken against the proceedings.
as Is SAID and required By one OF The Indians TO
cry down with the rent" II. refused, and the
lndan presented hs pistol end repeated the dem nd
upon the second refusal, The Indian sto, him
rougd me body, and he e1PIrsd imnsdiatsly. TIE
md rs lhsreupon broke up her meeting ard dis
per5ed. Tbe-e are he facts as ieocred BIZ hose
iefnrning tom TIE meeting.
r 5. | open this to say that Big Thnalcrn
and t~o Of his associate Indians, have been arrest;
e., ard ale in jail. The death OF R. is claimed 10
have bsen occidental.
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sarkets... .carcf.iIg reoorte4 for T'e Trissa; !,

,sttp Thu t,sfke, !. nno nominal at q o. 81 u
pes,l ard ss 81 t3s7is far Pos Pitis7 VINO hiiNg
b IN ,h neo are 6spasa "a p.'ae uhi ice new D
the stenuef = fucciSed
,oJsToN The sane frasan prevents e1teways cpca' ~
n cotton rs m Ashes M OF tie orders by TIE
lave seg, flied. and exporters now hir anu 30 - 80
ot ire foreign arioti before dong bci NOR
b sses To- day are some 90 baes at iaie. when nov ~
POSITIVE change from yesterday T" a1"e ia't 'pN,
VI orr AND MEAI.--There Is, II my hns,a ..Enll
;,soyal niry but "a pnces ,fere ii nv risnse Hsnt
b.tI a, a g. hli made n, 81 o. Inc fi's
a,,.,, al 81 n e. u.s. iiese much 10 D. u.
- a. a s,le. 30 bbli. Belcha Niiat ~ ~ Scfsih4
te.,e,n u AZ 4s5 81 90 Ia Snbbsf desenpion' -
~ 49,, ,,,v ,ta doing The stock cOn,iefso,e mo IN.
oJ II nfei 70 small parcels. sails 30 To- 30 13. b's%1,
,sne al 81 rs and 500 10 Richmond Cay, HaSai ~
mae Alesandrb, &C. 81 5 81 6i aye ti9ai = 800
nat Of store al IS 81. % 20 jersey Mea = u n'''e'a
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Police Office.

FVeiticeS from jHst:cc.-Lqst night. officers
McGrath and Stevens arrived from Charleston : c. having in
custody two Germans. named Henry Schelnser aud Henry
unius. who. lCvu. month sGce, ulen trunk 81 clothing
ard $50 ~ money from unOhef German named Pnker
fed 10 Charleston, where they arrested
and committed until brought 9ua fcGu rn by the above
a:iccr wto also I'D the clun: and part OF The
ney. Ihey COMMITTED 10 answer.
BurgiGrs and irrsSt-Last night. The store of
!sndoe Raphael No. jg relt street, was bursar,y
cd and robbed al dozen gold fnes. To-day. officer Joseph
arrested Peter Horny and james Dimes charged with the above
ulIence, AID they were committed 10 answer
TaeJL--A boy numed '.kc Walsh was arrested
md committed Tor cn lin: cloth from Mary Cabanash.
o.. atm
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hut actua,ed by sincere desire to preserve she gen
cal peace and in view of the present conaa"n %
Mexico, the Executive resting upon rs ih'eg1nffi
aJ rot fearing but shst the Judgment OF NE woIld
viii duly appreciate its NOTES, @'s st measures 'p Of
rs9,ase and conptlia Itself with reurg'Hg upon 'at
BODY prompt asa immediate aeiioI on ,he fsG nj
-qies will be in the exercise Of an undouoeu fith,'
aud Is Mexico regarding that ioroesTanc1, iin..
srr,avai. ,he injustice of her conduci by oec'if'
ron Of var ngeinst their, upcn her mead VII .as'
all ta- RESPONSIBILITY. JohH LIN
WASHINGTON CITY. Dec u lSai.
The Madisoa;an comments as ioiows' amer
prediet;ng that Annexation mus. certainly take
place:
.W.,h the Annexation Of e1a the clustering o san:a
n1 viii cease f., words viii then no Longer rvs' NJ ',
a.f il he has penchaat of eJenunation ln ne VII ~
sr-e vii cover submission ike AZ u;ihi'heu p'-h
docio. 49,. :, NJ, ts;n, what
GIjv the Mexican iiOysrnr-, commit or V:n ar
M may fleet y.it foes ui Tree ana efansnl
ienublls And ifi be EnneNel ls winter, we DofD
Nv i. that Il will be forever. or at e never 'sc"NfI
itnoI,i he expenditure 81 millions oil treasure ana oceans
,fbpod The member who opposes II n1ie surely e's '
n;vn moi teal dsa..;-XGrfAnt.
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Coroucr's Office.

Su3dln DeqA The CoFole. held m inquest Al
No 50 Allen cet on the body of Peter r. Du>ta. native Of
tins city, aged 40, who went to the qbove house lOacock
ve.tcIy down on char tor ~ minutes fell of the
floor and died minuis Verdict. Death from disease Of
tie heut.
Stealing G9d On the 9ih irsj7nt Thomas
Kccuan Of Fort Hamilton. L. T. the porter House Of
Francis Reef. CSS street. where Me- Reed suafccl Sj
fron hn and hntdrE u her husband, sad sh- had uude
.nse " Keenan, wanted i,is money he turned nu OF
doors REED and his we arrested, and have been
rnted 10 PRISON tD
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r,I,jmoro cattle MARKET DE-. is

RRyr C,rrLE-Tiefc were gi2 hcli offered Ouf ug
,srsy spDr nearly al Ut which sold ~ packer md
butcher pcc- ranging fori 81 - to- IS per ig ls ~ea
equal s32, - nett. ACCORDING 20 Juaiy. Nus 81 -
were intervening pnrcs ics CONTINUES =" -
fair demand sales readily mate a. The atee' above
named.
Hoes Since the cold weather SCI hce las teen good
supply of killed hor. brought 10 market They h1,r gea1
some choca lots snail and suine'o he snird ioriatn ~
have brought e. Is md 81 81 per i0l h- Wegr.s ,e -
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The Az U..oa.

The meeting CT iha Art Union les: evening", vas
iemmed with psope. anxious 10 secure prizes at toe
expense ofpersonal comfort; William Cullen Srs.
ant ,hy President Of the Union was 10 the Chair
The Repcr, for the year WAS read, and represented
the Institution in a very hourishing coadition on
the subscription l,t there 2OG names, and the
works of art 10 be distributed were 90. We ohserv
ed among the pictures on the wall many excellent
ones By artists OF our city among others by Darand'
Waugh. Gisnoux, Cranch, and others; and IN iaci,
chs collection was go choice we cannot dare 10 select
any particularly Tor reference. Among them we
did not notice any by GRAY, favo.ito artist. The
amour, CT subscription for the last year, was
SlO,OS0 e0,-of this there has been distributed to
Artists Sc sa7 So to the Travelling ap-nt 1850 II
the balance with the exception OF 1915 81, has been
laid out in various ether necessary expenses
The Engraving for distribution This year is an ad-
mirable picture, "Sparking, by Edwards" name
which describes the piece better than any detail Of
It's character The picture in tho HANDS OF the En-
graver for the next year is the "Lsodng OF Column
bus,n work OF the creates, merit. !he Repor'
took the right greand IN respect 10 the OBJECT oil the
Institution, 90 ditfuse rs wide cultivation IN Ar
IA possible, ard 20 assist Artists generally. The
officers were ,hen selected for the year, being
tho same gentlemen who have presided the present
yaar.
After the reading Of the Report, an excellent
speech was made by Rev. Mr.. Bellows, who was
followed by John jay, ESQ. and George Folsom.
Two gentlemen were then selected BY THO audience
A. j. Downing OF Newburgh and Dixon w. Field
of this city, 20 preside over the interesting business
OF drawing for prizes. As the various tickets were
named, the audience was varionsiy excited, ana al
some weli-kuown name declared winner The
success was greeted with a round al applause,
while the losers bore their failures with reekness.
IN fhe whole IL yery pleasant meeting.
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GIrrs ron THE HoL.DAys-Tle subscribers offer the fol
lowing tine attention fthose about making presents for the
approaching Holidays Their articles of real
utility, which purchasers Will find much that vii be
acceptable 10 certain class than the nnoy little nonen
ti,ie. dispensed on such occasions, viz
PORTABLE SHAVING CASES
ofthe subscribers manufacture md will be found
animation surpa many respects the imported They
are finished IN the most tasteful Manner beng richly git
and embossed aud contain all that necessary for The toilet
ofthe most astidious.
FINE CUTLERY.
This assortment celebrated for heng the and
wired the CITY! embraces all the different style. IF Con
rTes.. President. Vharneciir Norfolk, Sporting Pencil
and Office Knives of Joseph iod,e & sons WcatenboIm'
exc. Manufacturers, Naiif!es Boo,h.ok'. ButtonhooA
Scissor, SIC.
RAZoRs.
Joseph Rodgers & sons, Wade * Butchers, EIiots &c.
from plain finish 10 the most richly mounted, caEcS and
carefully selected Purchasers have this provo. if wished the
Razo will be exchanged after week. trial. OF the money
returned
PERFuMERY
The most choice of Guer-ns, Lubs Pfayos EHifac's.
wth full ns-ermen; OF fancy Peumsy IN boxes, suitable
for presents. Brushes OF description Fancy Soaps and
every article FOR the toie, Of Tie iirst quality
RAZOR STROPS
ofthc mosteauul nh manufactured eyp;o',y for com
petition lnre Far Of the American Institute aud tor
ng the netac tablet rs cleanliness hni utility aaSeS u
very desirable apIendacc to eentIeman's toilet.
dsoGt C. SAUNDERS & SON. l63 Broadway.
p3- Dentistry.-AC ARD.-Weth the undersigned. har-
ing had numerous opportunities of examining Set, or Artificial
Teeth rs made and adapted TO the mouth. by Mr. ~ LEV
EFT, Dentist, Of tbs city, Of Brosdway and Warren
street aud being iy atse that he expert and SCENT
tic workmau hl profession. aud ihtt he posee7 remark
able the decstn and adjustment OF both Whole
and partial the gums upon Original aad ingenious
application peculiar to him, OF the philosophical prn pie OF
atmospheric pressure do therefore, consideration ofdatY 10
and to the pubic, cheerful, recommend Mr. Ls,st;
to tie patronage Of our citizens.
Nevv-Yors, Noyemb.r ISL
Signed. ISAAC J. GREENWOOD. d. D. s
JOHN NELSON. VI. u.
r. :. TOWNSEND NJ. d.
II. MCLEAN. VI. d.
The be Mr.. Leve,s Once, 10 Broad.
way, corner of Warren street l9dp) dig 81
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Di.graceful ARRAY.

Yesterday, about one o'clock, P. III. Mr. Eugene
Groussst, importer of French wines, of No. IS
Broad street, and Mir Joseph Emerc, Of the firm Of
RenaYd s. Co. 1l6 Pearl street, having had diff
Guilty of Soma years standing, met ia Brosdwaya
few doors above the intersection of Wall street,
when O rencontre took place. Grousset, i, is said,
spat in the face of Emeric, when the latter drew
six.banellcd pistol and discharged one Of the bar
rels at him withoutefecr. Gfousset pressing upon
Emeric, the latter discharged second barrel, the
hall from which took effect on the right side OF M
Grousset, striking lower nib and glaucing down-
wards towards the front part OF snd below the hip
making, however, only flesh wound Mr.. G.ous-
sci. who is chou, 90, still pressed On towards Mr
Erneric who ran nearly across the street, when me
TONER fell, and was carried into Rushton & Aspin-
waiIs, where DR.. J. c. Beales, of 545 Broadway,
examined and dressed the wound and whence sub
seqrentiy air. GTousset was conveyed 10 the hes
pjtai, where it is said he is doing we'll Mr. Emerc,
Immediately aiicr Mr. GIousset fell, gave himselfup
and oapanied several citizeOs 10 The Police Of
fee, here after some delay, on application OF Fran
eis B. Cutting. Esq. The Recorder admired HIN 70
bail in the sum of 10000 and be was discharged
from custody. ltis said that the quarrel originated
in due which took plsce in France between I'm
eric and another gentleman, 10 which G.ousset
acted as Emeric's secord.
T coward AUSTEN, or the Hunting-Flask--
a Tale Of the Forest and fo~D," by lngraham, may
f.t TT <...La.., ISO N,.-cu
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FNTITAl.
UnIted states Circuit Court
Before Judge HETTs.

Thomas i1rbnnkYs Jimes ~ t0ffsr-NcI ~.
,f-;o-s,,e7t on pa,ert 70. tanning lend pipe. Tai
Csc Is Til proceeding. The effort % defence Is 10 snW ,r
The mode ef rnnins the article complained OF WIZ
-. r., Il, Mr. Etrl7rk The witnesses gee Hs 10 Tire crer
iiy ii the timed pipe. The cause will probably be coz
rlndei today.
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Coer, OF connon Pleas.

James .Spsiman Va. Jac0h !>edboH.-ActiOn for
rssnass land and nsautand battery (eieed 10 ycseray
The Jury returned verdict III OF plaintiff Tor cents
dnnncc md cents and TINT the e>pnss was vo
lrtprr rEh.s l,,er Gua6cGtuu brings the down 10
common costs favor OF puiat Malicious uespaSs on lands
,nrr iIaii-a cl.s
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MEx;co.-By5;he PicGyuue of the j. th iHs'. =
Ana. ard very unfayorable TO the Dict..Cr. 4 letter
fruu, Vera Cruz dated 3Gth November states that
the revolution in laiisco presents aach dy ~ asp' CT
moe formidable. Gen Paroles i-snj TO he AZ the
head 81 or 10000 men. anu the South il uniting
with the disHiircted. Z4catecas, Aguas Ca icnies,
and part OF San Luis Pc'hsi have approved OF ihr
grOau,ciameato OF Paredes whilc il is assert d that
Oajacn has de cisrrd against Santa Ana. The latter
has positively declared against he Congress, while
that b.dy is publishing every document received,
both for and against the R5voIuor-wbich indicates
that the members act independently an! have like
fear OF the Dictator.
The letter statea that Santa Ana will haze, on
reaching Queretaro, body Of 10000 men, ard thai
he has o5iGinei $609,0u0 from tie boxers Of the
city 70 carry ms operations. The wriler CT Jhe
letter veriie5 the runner that Santa Ana had ex-
ecuted Se:erai officers who eseued against
him. 'Varous ollctr- oi the AMY OF santa Ana,
vino had deserted, had been shot, rnd this act has
excited much indignation against the Dictator"
Tiascula, Apetatotla aad Canuiempan, have de-
clared in favor OF the in Jlscc, il is sad.
IF Ibis be true, Santa ana is surrounded on all
sides by enemies.
Oae letter received by the kaurens, which
STATES that it expected that Gen-ral Pedro Cor
tazar, residing Ell Ceiaya would come ont in favor
Of the plan OF Paroles. Should This provo true,
Santa Ana has popular and powerful officer al
rayed against him.
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pb,Inda,phIa Cattle Market 80. Der. Il

The Offering compr.cd go hsad 81 Beet Catue-ia
Cows and Calves, SO swine and 3iJ Scep rn1 An'' ~
a, ., 20 10 as per Ice il,- NJ n JuHify -. a.. 60.
Cows AMI Cnive~-s'ac7 oi Mich Cows a. 80 To- u Sps
.,s no ~ =. an, dry Cows 81 10 esrh
styireses AZ 81 - 20 pcf ~ III. 80 heed gusoh .
Sheen aui nttshiee VI sheep ~ III tDSHnj Lam ~ -
ell N nnnIfE.
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49, sbo,. nnn oro burned my naked foot very bad
~ ~ attempting bed curtains ,hna hnd laSe
ire had (.UneYs Pan EJTCg'0r. iun toils'ocA = :.
rn,,nnJ stree by me- and put immediately. mud the
pain was wholly N wcqty minutes and 'G9Uf nt as
,,ment the foot wns healed morning. MI j. W Ster:
nr corner of Front md Pine streets had caused me 10 ger
md keen this wonderful sayc und earnestly advie eFer nun
To- keep It by him. really believe u The mo,t ehiInnrnay
nyenton In existence. SAM. F. ROBINSON. - W ahst.
Dec. le 1874. 49,.
or MI rny Is Absolutely refused tor II. w;
Vn,ns and Scnlds Fry,pelns. l'tlbhir'
sore Eye, md Nipples. Pies, titles,
jrlcers and Old sores, Tic DoofeuN Cons
EruptiOns, WINE SWellngS, t"ul, 60
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WILLIAM E. COLLINS is reelected Comptroller
of the State ofNortb Carolina

q CoLpmEIAN MAeAzIsE.-The Publisher Of
that superb Magazine requests TO say, that he is
really grateful TO the public for iheir unexpected
liberaiity and preference for the Columbian; and
that those Ladies and Gentlemen who have not been
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January number our of the large edition which he
published by reason of their bsog all disposed Of
may rely full supply in few days, as he is
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cert cs1entiar-ThIs day.

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ASsEzATIoN.-A weii-nformed Member Of Corr
gress, says the Albany Argus, WHITES on the 10th
insIRnf.

" proposition OR. McDUFFIEs IL before us 10 revive .y
resolution the rejected TexRs Treaty This proposition viii
Fece'Te but Ney few votes from Northern Deioefn
supposed canuot be edopted. II extremely probemncal
perhaps poSabe that rIy proposition annexIng Texas
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