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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-27
Monday Evening, October 27th,
BENEFIT OF JOE PENTLAND, THE CLOWN.

magnificent bill for Monday evening, including
WORKMANSHIP.
Vaung Tumbling Feats of Strength and Agility Acrobatic
Exercises, Contests OF N1u scular Skill
BRILLIANT CAVAtCADES.
ETHIOPIAN MISSTRELS
Come Burleas, Bon Mots, Laushable Stories Exrava
ganzas, &c. &c.
A. HoWE'S entire is engaged and will appear
tuesday,.
Doors a,6-Performance 10 commence az o'clsck
Admiss n-Boxes IS ceIts-fit IA ceusChildren Fox
es half price. OPT lt.je
OPENINl. of the NATIONAL UNION CIRCUS
Late Richmond Hill) now Richmond Theatre,
Corner of Hdrtck and Charlton SITS
The doors will open half paste performance
Admsson-Dr.ss Circle 20 cd aud Sd Circles IS
cents; PIT, l2la cents; Private Boxes, s.
Equestrian Director ............ =. Mr. H. Needham
Clowns Alex Rockwell and Dan Gardner
On MONDAY EVENING, Oct q, the performa will
with Grand Cayaicade-sfter which. Horsem
ship b. Hiram Exercises BY Mad Cullen
Singing by the Mnstre Gymnasic Exercises. &c Sc. The
whole TO conclude with the Fare of the GERMAN FAR
MER. OFT lw+mc
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MIR. GOO. YEAR


w Guild respectfully call the Of the public the
w following Of Solicitor regard TO certain
psecredi g IN The Cent Of Equit, :
C~ent Court ~ United STATES for Southern District Of
Nep York. In Equity G Goody ar W. H. III Dav-Ths
bill flied August zth 1876 OF which the de.
nst had due notices but the defendant as YET lu in
any -nswer
August goth, notice Of motion for Injunction ws given
be heard the Monday OF ptember On Tuesday
III 3otn of September the defendant filed his ad against
The non cla the right read aidayts 10 reply
to such aeday the p n sh .uld file But the Court in.
form de lie da that he liberty file what afd Wits
he p.ard ad night have time IL he wished but the
pisit TIFF would have right reply
Upon this from the Court the defendant
ell I'D he Court granted hi US within which to f. his
af day {, with liberty to the plaintiff 10 replv.
The, our closed Friday aft the expiration Of the
ten allowed To defend that the plaintiff net
sufc time TO s avits reply the witnesses
sided distance aud in ferent States; the Court
abnut TO adjourn, trey d. missed the unc-
ton witiou hearing with liberty plant n renew the
lch would allow The plaintiff rocure the me-
cess ~ afd Wis cos T. abide the Accordingly the
will be frat ay Of the urrt term
1.-THE 4th NJ llday Of Novenber ntu)
IL viii thus BE- how the statement made in
many II the paps that Mr. oodve rs Gaze has been
decided ssans hun These facts stated the request Of
oae st'rc VIM JUDs' y licitor fot Complainant
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BATTLE OF WHITE. PLAINS
s.n0- THE New York and II rlem Rail Road Compa
- ny wili run fren the C,iy
y Hall a. o'clock, A NJ, for ,he Conveyance Of III,
Military Comp MES and visitors TO l,brute tn,
b White Plaias the Battle Ground An orator
will b. delivered by J. w. Tompkins, Esq of White Plains
OFT Ctr
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TO RUTCHEKS-

THE Subscriber will pay after Monday, 9th inst
aud until he lat Of January. 1886, the follow prices
hides tour cents for all iging los aud four
delivery his hide house, 2as Ez beth street, between
Houston aud rrince streets Also the highest market rice
for Ia sheep skins. JOHN HUM.
ID INt
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kEPEAL-ktPEAL.

UNION, HARMONY, CANCELLATION.
M ETING Of all persons favorable union and harmo
n ny the repeal ranks will be- held At CARROLL Ill
of Smith and Bergen Bro klyn on Tuesday 28h
lust, ~ o'clock tn evening Tue meeting VIII be
dressed by veral gentlemen from New York o2 are
GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK.
TJNE Grand Master has the satisfaction Of announcing
the Masonic Fraternity of his jurisdcton that dis
ting and talented brother ole Bull with thu liberal aud
phil nthropc spirit Of Order and testimony his fro
tena for Institution has devoted the
ceeds Of his Farewell Concert the Of the Widows
aud Orphans Fund Of the Grand Lodge The Concert
take place the Tabernac Thursday 1.-THE
3Oh insnt and tho and Master believes ony
he has in this double duty perform by promo
ting object dear workmen in the field
n@volrnce testify Brother ratena regard
previous 10 his departure for Europe.
the Grard Master that only the committee
tendance the Tabernacle the the Conc.
clothed in Mas Regals: and that every Brother will make
OF duty place t. the Lad and gentlemen
of the craft who favor this with their
attendance. ALEX. II. ROBERTSON, Cd. Master.
JAMES HERRING CD. Sec'y
New York, October 18th, 1896. o27 lttmc
OST-From the Slaughter House. West and lie.
- roy Friday night, cath Cattle, color
aud marks Teco-cted they beng Of lag drove
Whoever wi return the to the above place shall be bs
rally rewarded. OPT 2t+mc
Oh DOLLARS REWARD.--LOST-A Double Gun
~ barrels % niche. long No 10 labre, engraved D. Fish
The above ward will be paid aud asked by
turning the Gun to d. FISH, l39 Fulton up
o2l lw+rc
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THE ALBATA SILVER WARE"
NJ ANUFACTURED by WIN. Chandess, 452 Hudson St,
NA cannot be detected from Sterling Silver, for the
onger this Ware used the whittier becomes W. c. also
nanufacures Sterling Silver Spoons Forks and Jewey
aud prepared buy Old Gold and Silver German do Pearls
tnd Diamonds, 10 any Be look for the
sign Plate 2 Hudson between Barrow and Morton
Vim Chandless, established 1883 late Of Clarkson St
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Y hEAf AMI rASHiUNABLt CLUIHINC

FALL GARMENTS
WM MATTHIESSEN, l27 Fulton st--A choice stock
w Of Cloths, Tweeds, Cassimeres and Vesngs
from which selections be made very p
ces, for cash only.
The Of this establishment equal TO any in the
city for their and skill getting up garn and
toner can depend satisfaction punctuay and despatch
Those furnishing their Materials have them made
up N the above terms.
20 OUTFITTING.-Every article necessary to complies
wardrobe, at
VIM MATTHlEssEN l27 Fulton street,
sl7 lm*m next door to Herald Office.
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NIBLO'N-THE EAR

but just that should lay before the public in general
that due to tue Misses Dugans sls Bowey
for he bestsl OF millinery thar they have lately exhibited at
the American lnsu ead FIR which they have the
first premium Silver Medal from all the other Ladies
r,opos who had the honor them in their
line Of business to their other hey have
addea t laurels OF victory the aud
mrnt Of Their comp rit us they have sngu arzed them
selves by their assiduity iugelu,ty aud industry These
lites th,t III ladies known TO possess
aud Rnize the ornaments society pride
n, mel, aud honcrt their their friends
the ac- Of the activity, metropolis ia winch
they reside mod Is for the other young
Of cop AFTER For at ali times
TIN de and shall take the greatest plesu in
aw rong 'hyIn ~ like mancer. OPT lt'mc
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LEFT OFF. WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED

GENTLEMEN and Families obtain the full value for
~ all kinds Of supeuous effects they with dispose of
such Ladies and Gentl mems Wearing Apparel, Fire
Arms Fly nure &C. Gentlemen leaving r..uning 70 the
who pledges himself give fair price for all articles offered
N B-A line through the Post Office will be promply
tended to. T. IEVENSTYN,
on lm*mc 466 Broadway, up stairs
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DACKET sHlP. sHAKsPE AR, for New Urleans.-
Passengers by tn ship will please be board the
boat JACOB Bell Fulton Ferry this day TUESDAY 2 itl
at O'Clock, at which time the ship will sail. o2i
u ARGUE DUO D'ORLEANS from Leghoro-Consign.
II this vessel will please send their PERMITS board
AT Judd wharf, Last River to the Office of
BOYD & HI sCKEN Tontine Building,
o2m SO Wal, corner Water street
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The EAST RIVER MUTUAL iNoU hANLt
COMPANY.
OFFICE No 81 (lae 49) Wall street, continues to
against loss damage BY Fire dwellings,
,ther buildings Also, on Househod Furniture Merchap
iize &c, as heretofore
DIRECTORS.
John Brouwer, Wakeman Burritt,
James Me Bride, Philip Embury
John Moorhead, Stanton Beebe
Joseph kernochan Danei Ayres,
Henry w. Hills, Charles n i. Row land
Robert j. Dillon, Nathaniel l., Griswod, Jr.
Thomas Nesmith, Russell Stubb,ns
Robert boorman, George Coggeshall,
Abel A. Low Stephen Holt,
Sfeorge romeroy, Joseph Gaillard, Jr.
David Thomson,
,,,n su,o JOHN BROUWER, President.
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~ ATCHES !-WATCHES AND JEWELHY.-Thos
W who wish to purchase Gold Silver Watches Gold
Chains Gold Pencils Keys &c. will find greatly their ad
vantage TO call the subscriber who selling all descriptions
the above a. retail much lower than other house the
Jewelry exchanged bought All Watches warranted keep
rood time the money refunded.
q. T.. ALLAN, Importer of Watches and Jew elry,
holesae and Retail 30 WaIistreet,
lmrm mn sfairx
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SELLING OFF PREVIOUS TO LEAVING
uIE Pr EMISES

A LARGE STfl' o. DRY GOoDS-st BILLINGS
welLknown heap Store, a, Pearl Chatham
The eare stock is selling off and such prices
the ba gain hunters CONSISTING Of Silks
.haws Cashmere DE LANES Blankets Fannels very low
Linen large lot Of Prints beached and unbeached Musns
Hosiery Gloves Lace and Ia fact every article connected
with large and well assorted stock Of Dry Goods Do not for
ger the and number BILLING
ol3 2w*mc AS Pearl Chatham
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S&X EOt SAVA<NAH-Pa Vet Of the 21ln DC ODER
MEN-Tne splendid wei Known fast sailing packet brig
ARSAek AUGUSTA Captain Sherwood will positively sail
The Accommodations in this vessel for cabin md cabin
passed Those wishing
beuhs, should fail 10 make early appca on
board. foot of Maiden lane, o to
w. X J. T. TAPSCOTT, IS South strset
corner Maiden lane
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-06-25
M e diCal Card.

\ HEALTH is of the highest earthly importance
n and the foundation of all happiness the science of
protecting life, is the noblest OF all caings.
From the day OFFS Hipocrates" to the present MANY
singular absurd and superstitious notions have been
advanced in regard remedial agents. only advan
ced. but sanctioned by wise men and the law, The u
timaie injury of suffering humanity. Hundreds oil
years ago. established by law, that the following
theory notions should be strictly adhered to In
of departure of the system from lis healthy state
let the disease be located where it might whethe was
local or general, nflammatory, chronic. acute, or
any Of the which Nosology may fancy to give The
Patient was and is subject be bed, blistered phys
cked, poisoned, and starved, and this treatment
and is called Science mot common sense) Now,
der, upon notions absurd hOce, learned and
men, (as they called) have irueted some
of the strangsst theories that beset the imagna-
tion and they have been adhered to, in consequence
of not being examined by the common class of people,
and have been holding despotic sway for centuries
until about so years since, Doctor Samuel Thomson
the revouonzer of the world in Medicine, introduced
his simple and practice a suffering world. And
since then Scientific quacSery has been nmbng to the
DUST and has been long, would seem, that any
person would dare call the medical gentlemen to
an account of their stewardship. Until, would SEEM
universal combination of common burst the
spell. Respected reader, just pause and reflect
ment. let the truth have its perfect work Are not
the most deadly poisons that the mineral vegetable,
animal kingdom produces made of to our dis
eases Have they be ome as common the bed
side of the Sick food is The table of the hungry
Ought these things to be Has not our Heavenly
Father said, that the Vegetable Kingdom were for
the healing of the nations, has he said that in the
mineral kingdom there healing virtues. You
nav respected reader, derive information BY
calling on The subscriber his dwelling in Ypslan
You may perhaps in future, save yourself and family
I from the lasting and tormenng effects of calome
OPIUM arsenic ;and the deadly poison scientific drugs
Of the earh-Yes from bstering, and that little nsru
ment of DEATH the lancet and other harsh pretended
medal agents. under which the hnman family have
groaned for Centuries.
In conclusion. the undersigned would say that his
system is the Thomsonan SYSTEM that he has full
Gdence in it for the of all diseases which the
human system is subject and relies wholly the
vegetable King which the God of Nature has spread
in such rich profusinn every hill, dale and val
ley, as the only proper remedial agents, and that
poison cannot be q Medicine,
! N. B. ALI kinds of Botanic Medicines for sale.
! d. VAN DERHEYDEN,
Botanic Physicisn.
YpsiFanti November II 1914.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
SEMI. WEEKLY TRIBUNE

The publishers of the Tribune have been frequently
solicited to issue Semi Weekly edition of their paper
for the benefit of those who require the news OF the day
otener than week, and yet are without daily
Mails or do not choose incur the expense and heavy
postage Of Daily Circumstances have hitherto rem
dered such publication impossible, without trenchlng
upon tho due issue of our Daily and Weeyly editions
We are preparing obviate this difficulty in the new
building now being erected tor us on the site OF our
burnt establishment, where hope to be again loca-
ted by after the first of May.
The New York Tribune SemWeekly, will therefore
be issued ftom our office, I60 Nassau before
the 18th OF May and will be published thenceforward
on Wednesday and Saturday of each week. 1t will be
printed fine paper of the size OF the Daily ribune
will contain nearly or quite or all the matter of the Dali
ly, including money Market, daily report OF CONNER
cial Transactions. sales of Stocks City Intelligence
&c An assistant editor devoes his whole time to the
collection of this kind of intelligence reporting twice
da for the Morning and Evening editions OF our dali
ly Two reporters are constantly watching the procee
dings of the various of City and noting every
thing deemed Interesting to our readers we nope 10
make the SEMI Weekly Tribune most acceptable
paper for Business out ofhe City, and tor all who
wish more prompt and detailed map OF busy HE
than weekly paper can possibly be made.
Correspondents Washington during the session
and at every point general ransory interest VIII
at all times be employed the liberal patronage bestow-
ed on the Tribune demanding and justHying cores
pondng lberaliiy of outlay part In the depart
of ge ,eral Literature and Criticism we have Sc
cured assistance of the highest order, while we hope
soon 10 announce department OF Agriculture ana oci-
ence, under the conduct OF one OF the most
experienced and popular writers Agriculture In the
Country. IN fine shall spare ne expense or effort
make the Tribune, whether in its Daily. Semi-W
ly or Weekly edition, emnenty worthy the patronage
Of the Business and Reading Public, but especially Of
WHss.
TERMs-For the Semi Weekly Tribune Three Dol
lars a year. Fire Dollars for two copies.
GREEI,Y & McELRATH, l6U n assau 81,
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NORTH Il N E. RIGA "
CIRCUS.
G. r, SPAULDING, Manager and Proprietor

Thia extensive Equestrian Troupe the largest
in the United States, and numbering some of the
most talented performers in The World, will open
for exhibition at PLYMOUTH, on Friday, June
9Th for one day only.
Among The performers will be found Mr. Fl. A.
Gardner. tie only man in world who turns
double somme- seu from the ground. w. B. Car
roll, The celebrated single horse rider. (wtholt
saddle or bride., The wonder OF the world Mr.
r. McColum, unequalled by any man on two
horses. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Carroll the beau
tiful female Eqnestrans. Master w. Gardner
the Juvenile Star. Yankee Sampson and his
pocket piece weighing 1000 ds,ioge,her with
McFaIard The Tight Rope vaulter, Baldwin the
Plate Spinner and Contor,ionist. Mestayer the
lumber, Rockford the Vaulter, Ross The como
singer. Johnson, Knapp, Hendricks, Slimme,
Coleman, Hav,land, Vaughn. &c. &c.
Also. that old Darkee. John Smith, the original
John with his band six in number, among which
is the old aud iavorte pupil, PicaninDy Coleman,
II is useless to add that in his profession, John
stands unrivaed.
rwo Clowns in the ring, G. o. Knapp, and
@. Johnson.
Doors open at one o'clock, performance to COM
mence at two p. NJ. Abundance, Box 80 cents,
Pit % cents. Children half UrIce to Box no half
price to Pr.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-06-25

Agur Clark, rs. James Myers, Mary S. Myers,
Neziah Wright, Francis Clarkeand John M. Reese
I'm pursuance and by virtue of decietal order Of
the court of Chancery of the of Michigan, made
in this cause bearing date the 10Th day OF January,
1874, shall sell public auction to the highest bid
der at the tavern house of Abal Hawkins in the village
of Ypsilanti, the 7th day OF March next, at one
O'Clock p NJ. of that day, All that certain piece
parcel of land situate in the of YpsIanti. the
county of Washtenaw and State OF Michigan, boundeG
known and described as follows, to wit: The west
half of the north quarter and the south quar-
ter Of section and the west half of the south west
quarter of section eleven all in three of
range seven containing three hundred and twenty
acres ofland be the same more or less or SO much
thereof may be sufficient raise the amount due to the
complainant for the principal, interest and the costs in
this cause. Dated, january 18th, lS45.
GEO. DANFORTH,
Master in Chy.
c. ". LANE,
Complanants Sol'tr. 6w
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Indiana House
BY A. LEADBEATER

On Atwater Street betaceen Bates aud Randolph
DETROIT
fEHIIIS HOUSE has just been opened under the most
a ha;tering auspices, is thoroughly repaired and
otherwise materially improved, and is placed in order
for the reception and entertainment of travellers the
low price. of
25 CTS. per meal, or 60 l-2 cts per day for board.
Gentlemanly and obligng porters will be at all the
conveyances take charge OF baggage for guests OF
the house-Passengers and their baggage conveyed
to and from the house free Of chorge.
D'A share of public patronage is respectfully soil
cited. Detroit Las y
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Farmers Look Here!!i

TyHE Subscriber offers for sale his full. blooded Dur.
i ham Bull Emperor. eight years old, imported
from England 1885, and is the hest bull brought
20 Michigan. Also, lblooded bull Tip (sred by
EMPEROR four years old. Also, two full blooded bull
calves. The above stock can be any time at my
farm QUO hall mile from the village of Ypsilanti
JOHN w. VANCLEVE.
Caremont, May II, 1916. !7u
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New and Splendid Millinary Goods.

New and Splendid Millinary Goods.
nae ISIS F. NICHOLS, wishes to inform the citizens
w of Ypsaut and its vicinity that she has just
ceived from the East. splendid assortment Of
MILLINARY GOODS.
which she will dispose of cheap for cash and ready pay
She has also procured good Foreman, by which the
Dress making business will be conducted with neat
ness and despatch.
fashionable style.
N, b. All orders attended to without delay.
YpsIlanti, June IL, 1915. 1911.
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MISS HARRIET ROWLEY.-DeSires to inform
1Nl her friends, and the public generally, that she
has resumed her business. of Millinery and Dress ma
king. at her former stand Congress Street. above
Larzeeres Block where she will be happy to receive
the orders of all who may favor her with their custom
Patterns of the latest style regularly received.
April IL lS45. l2f
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CIR OCER lie s.
DIPO1aN3g8Sga

T OST in the month of March last, signed by
II A. Voorhees, esq. for forty six dollars dated The
fonrth of March, lS45 payable in the month of Oc-
tober All persons cautioned against buying
said note as notice of The loss has been given the
ker. JAS. SANDERS.
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For Sale.

SHyWO Eastern made DOUBLE CARDLNG MA
IL CHIMES in perfect order. with Picker Also
one eight blade PARSONS SHEARING MACHINE, as good
as new,-Dye Kettles, Screw, and all other apparatus
necessary for cloth dressing
The property can seen, and the terms of payment
ascertained by calling upon me at fpsilanti.
IT. ~ TOWN,
March II, l645. nS 2m
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To Printers

10 Printers
"a ESSRS. Coupertwait g. Hobbs take this oppor.
lVH uny of informing the public geneeray, that they
have commenced manufacturing
PRINTERS INK
of every description and prepared supply their
customers and consumers generally the favor
able terms.
N. B.-Colored Ink of evary shade made to order,
and The common coors always on hand. Superior red
and Blue Inks at $500 per pound.
DManufactory No. 30 Dock street. Philadelphia.
April II, IS45. OFF
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Office Is hereby given, that the partnership late
" ly existing between 4. E Bonner, and c. F. Lee
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All those who have unsettled accounts with B. g. L
will please call Immediately and arrange them.
T. +. BONNER.
G.. F. LEE.
Ypsilanti June |, I245
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A Cash Job

G,EALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
SSCoMMoN Council o. the Village of Ypsant, until
the first day of July for excavating ditch about
hundred and forty rods in length, and six feet wide
at the bottom. For farther specifications, grade &C.
fer TO Delos Showerman where the may be seen,
and where proposals may be left.
By Order of the Common Council.
Il. NJ. TOWN Pres
d. SHowERMAN, Rec.
Ypsonti Juue 10TH lS45. l9tf
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-06-25

THE INDIAN CoUNcL.-The Cherokee Aduo-
cate of May 22d, gives long account Of procee-
dings connected with an assemblage of chiefs 10
councl Of various tribes, held at the Creek Coun-
cIl ground. The council was called by The
Creeks, mainly to arrange various feuds hat have
arisen, and promote harmony hereafter.
Twelve tribes were represented by about 500
chiefs and warriors. The Chlckasas did not send
but moi through i'll will; their principal chief
was not notified in time.
The Comanches sent back an insolent message
when invited, and not only that but seized the
messengers and would have put them to death but
Tor the utercession of Echo Haja, Creek, who
spoke their language.
The council broke up on the 18th May having
failed in its main object. but the Greeks have
issued invitations for another, with embems OF
peace to the Cumanches and Pawnes; and it is
their intention to solici! the good Offices of the U.
S. Government.
0FThe bricklayers appear anxious 10 make
the most out of the misfOrunes of their fellows by
the fire. The former price paid was 81 25cts.
after the fire it was raised 10 8 / 50. Now they
have just found out that they cannot work for less
than 50 90, aud have accordingly turned out and
and akng not overly reputable show ofthem.
selves on tho streets in procession. with drums.
&c. attracting The attention of all The vagabOnds
and boys-Pius. Amer.