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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-05-28
GEN. SCOTT

1t is now certain that this gallant officer is to re-
pair to the seat of war, and take the command
in person of the Army. Those who adventure in
the service, will at least feel the assurance that all
will be done which valor and experience can do,
and that the war against Mexico will be prosecuted
with the vlgor and Promptitude necessary to good
results.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-05-28

The Southern Conference Of the M. f.. Church
have determined to establish branch OF their
Book Concern at Richmond
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-05-28

Zen. TAYLOR is native of Virginia He went
at an early age to Kentucky, and entered the army
In loOS He is upwards of sixty years of age, hale
and hearty, and every inch a soldier.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-05-28

Pennsylvania is all agog for the Mexican war
The volunteers there are offering their services by
battallons They are fully equipped, down to the
smallest article of camp equipage, and ready to take
the field in a day.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-05-28

\ bill has been reported to Congress to authorize
the construction of twelve steam vessels of war,
and one iron sailing frigate.The steamers arc es-
tmated to cost S4CO,OO each.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-05-28

ton at considerable length. Aftcr Mr. Niche had re-
sumed his seat, Mr.. McComas of wythe, and MIR
Camden of Harrison, addressed the convention in oppo
sition to the substitute
"The previous question then called and sustain.
ed-and the vote taken by ayes and noes, and re
suited as follows:
For the substtutc-Mcssrs. Everett Wright, VIM
Smith, Wtherow, Alderson McClung John Miller
Stewart, Ballard Smith, Cameron, Bryant Bccklev
Kinney, Bell, Niche, Nc Cue, Rayser, Points and
HdrpG.-I9.
Against the observation-disclosures. Kincheloc, A. J.
Smith, &C., &c, Patteson-in all a.
"Thc preamble and resolutions were then carried
unanimously with the exception of the first resolution
to which there were -four flee dissenting uoices"
The ayes and noes unfortunately were not taken
and where these fOur or fUe dissenting uoices were
from, therefore, is left only to inference. The fol-
lowing extract from letter which we wrote home
at the time for publication, however, is calculated
TO throw some light on the subject:
ga substitute for this plan of action was submitted
by Mr.. Bcckey, Of Fayettc, asking first -appor-
tonment Of representation upon the white basis and
Them in Of REFUSAL for law take the sense eof
the people upon the call of Convention. This was
quite as far the Valley Delegation Augusta for there
was no othcr1 prepared to 60 at this juncturc
They did not think sufficient appeal had yet been
made to their Eastern brethren upon the subject; and
they unwilling to incur the excitement aud dan
gers Of another Convention, until il made palpable
that other would avail redress the Injustice
under which their Allcghapy brethren suffered
Thus, then, it is made to appear clearly and be-
yond all dispute that the position which the Dele
gates from Augusta assumed in the Lewisburg COZ
vention, with one cxception,) 50 far from exhibit
ing the present. furious and tmcalculqtipg seal for
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-27
FEynE FRANK LIN YaOIsM,
Il No. IO5 CHESTNUT STREET,

between Third and Fourth, Philad
This popular and central HOTEL established by the
MesSrs. SandersGn, having passed TITO the hands Of
the subscriber, he desires TO inform his friends and
the public that il is open for the reception OF
guests. To those who have visited ''1he Franklin
House," its advantages az desirable stopping place
only necessary . state that is situated in the bn-
sieit part OF the most fashionable street. in tine i'm
mediate vicinity otthe Exchange, Post Office, Banks,
Custom House, Places of Amusement, Hotels, Steam
Boat Landings, Rail Road Depots, Public Squares,
Court House, sc. &c.
Since the change of prOprieors, large amount OF
money has been expended in enlargng, fitting, IT.
furnishing and painting Among the numerous i'm
pr0vemeDts, may be mentioned Improved Entrances,
New LADIES' Ordinary, New Gen,lemen's Dining
Saloon, New Parlors, New Chambers, New Kitchen,
and New Bar ROom-besdes many other minor in
PrHvcments
The principal feature of first rate Hotel-SThe
Table aHd Wine Cellar" will be under the manage
ment of Mr. JAME5 NJ. SANDERSON, one of the
former proprietors, whose ambition 10 excel as
Caterer is well known. His widely celebrated Cook
"PELJETIER," aided by experienced assistants, will
still continue TO be right hand man.
The Office and Books will be under the charge of
MIR. GEORGE P. BURNHAM,
late the able Editor of the daily Ohio Union,'' OF
Cincinnati, and more recently of Boston. In short,
great eXeriions have been made, and hereafter will
not he spared, to render fsTHE FRANKLISr one
Of the ceTy first Hotels for comfort convenience and
good living. ID. * MINOR.
Philadelphia, July, 1876. jy27-eOtA26r
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

a Human Skeleton Found. Some workmen,
whilst engaged In removing an old brick build
ing in North street, near BAH street, known as
Tensield's blacksmith shop, on Friday after
noon discovered human skeleton, buried I'M
der the dust and dirt, in one corner Of the shop.
The greater portion of the bones were gone,
but part of the face and lower jaw, with the
large thigh bones, &c, were remaining. The
jaw-bone contained fine set of small teeth, in
good preservation; and from the siza of the
bones, it is supposed to be the skeleton ola wo-
man or small man, but how it came there, is
past finding out. The shop is very old, and
has always been known as Rasem's or Tens
fields blacksmith shop, but has of late years
been occupied by various persons. From all
appearances, there is no doubt but that the per
son, of whom this is the skeleton. has been dead
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-27
EXCURSION t7Ofl ia NIILIn.Is.

81 e&0sF7 Ihe subscriber has chartered the
Eaxs7Fy tksaizsssIcamer THOS. JEFFERSON, Capt.
Hill, TO make an Excursion to HAVRE
DE GRACE and PORT DEPOSIT, on THURSDAY,
July oOth, 1876; leaving LIGHT-ST. WHARF at
O'Clock, A. M, stopping at Fe's Point County wharf
going and returning.
Families and individuals wishing 10 make an ex-
curslon to either OF these Places will find this an ex-
cellent Opportunity. The excursion made 20 Anna
polls on the 22d June, gave such high and general
satisfaction, that it needs but the announcement of
another TO insure large and agreeable company.
No sprituous liquors Will be allowed on board; but
confectionery, Delaware Ice Cream, Snacks, Coffee,
Tea, &C., furnished by Mr. Tucker, on the former
excursion There will be Speeches. going and re
turning, and Singing by ect Choir. The Boat
will stop, going and returning at Havrr de Grace, to
land our friends who may wish to spend The time
there instead of Port Deposit The Boat will remain
in port about three hours. II is unnecessary To sneak
of the delightful scenery Of the Bay and also Of the
Susquehanna River. To be delighted is but to see il
U5- Tickets so cents-to be had at the Clipper and
Sun Offices, of the subscriber, and at the Boat
iy27-3tF A l. BaRRETT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-27
n 8AsKENRGDGE, MI, Oct. 10, 1876.

Mr. SETH w. FowLE, Boston,
Dear Sir-I perceive by all the newspapers, that
you are the General Agent of that very useful and
highly popular Medicine called WistaEJ Balsam uC
Wild Cherry Allow me to inform you, sir, that
have used that medicine in my family with decided
success Last fall my wife was quite sicz-had
very bad cough | consulted physician who visited
her and prescribed reme medicine, which did not re-
move her cough AT last he ordered DR., WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. immediately pro-
cured bottle yeur agent in this place, Mr.. Daniel
w. DOty; she took it, and it cured her cough entire
ly. During the winter had fever myself which
left me very weak and feeble-I had severe cough,
which troubled me sometimes; had recourse to your
Balsam again, and found il highly beneficial; | was,
however, Obliged to take two bottles before was en-
tirely well. All who have bad Colds, severe Coughs,
or diseased Lungs, would advise to try DIR. WIS
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY atonce.
Signed, DAVID AYERS.
am personally acquainted with Mr. Ayers, and
believe his statement 10 be true, and entitled to the
confidence of the public Signed by,
Rev. OSCAR HARRIS, Pastor of the
lst Presbyterian Church at BasKenridge.
On hand and for sale by
STABLER s. CANBY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by George X. Tyler, % E. Baltimore street,
Seth s. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
4 Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; ]. F.
Perkins & Brother, cor Green and Franklin streets
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames-s st; Elisha II. Per
kns, corner Market and Green-sts.; George Il. Keer,
No. 1913 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, SO North
Cav street. iy27.lw
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-27

IMPORTANT FROM Resignd-
tion Of Mr.. HayUood-The Probable Uote on the
Tariff. The vote on the Tariff was not taken
on Saturday, as was generally expected, Mr..
Webster having occupied the entire day in an
able and lucid argument against the bill, with.
out concluding. Our correspondent states that
in consequence of the resignation of Mr.. Hay
wood, of N. c., which took place on Saturday.
the fate Of the bill will depend upon the vote Of
Mr.. Jarnugin, whig, Of Tennessee, who, il is
generally supposed, will vote for it, should
the motion, which, it is reported Mr.. Webster
will make to-day, on concluding his speech, to
postpone the bill untilehe next session, not pre-
vail. 1t is possible that this motion may be
carried by close vote; if not, we think the bill
will be squeezed through the Senate. The
Union of Saturday night, however, is terribly
frightened at the prospect of its defeat. Its
leading editorial commences with this heading:
"The Revenue Bill in Danger!-.N6rh Caroti-
ma Betrayed-, Resignation of Senator Hay,oood!"
II then proceeds to anaIyze the vote in the
House, and after stating that its success in the
Senate depended on the vote of Mr.. Haywood,
il nroceeds to denounce him in the following
terms:
"But in vain was every appeal made to him
bv his most intimate friends. In vain had the
six democratic representatives OF North Carroll
ma borne witRess, by their votes, to the policy
and Justice of the measure. In vain is 1t under
stood that the democratic party of North Caro-
lima, and many of the wings, are in favor of the
reduction of the tariff to the revenue standard.
In vain was VIM. II. Haywood sent to the
Senate ofthe United States by the Democracy
of North Carolina. At this time of the utmost
need-whilst the fate ofthe whole revenue bill
NAV depend upon his vote-whlst the incalcu
liable interests Of great country are dependent
upon him--he Ainches from his duty-betrays
his State-and this day resigns his seat in the
Senate ofthe United States, and puts il into the
power Of wing governor to send wing sena- !
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-27
BALTIMORE, July 9Th. 1874

BALTIMORE, July 9Th, 1916.
Dear SRI am unwilling to leave the city without
saying word in reference to the "YOung Ladies'
Institute" under your care. MY daughter having
attended il for the last two years. have had eppor-
tunity of learning your method of teaching and dis
cipne, which meets my warmest approval. And it
is source of great regret that my removal from Bal
timore deprives me of The pleasure OF compile ling
Annals education under your supervision. cOnsi
der your Seminary worthy of extensive patronage;
and while you continue to discharge your duties with
the same zeal and dt lity, it cannot fail to receive it,
Yours respectfully, J. ALDRICH,
hte Pastor of Hightst. Baptist Church.
Rev. JouN n. JARBoE,
1t Principal of the L. |, Institute,
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L. O. o. Il. EXCURSION TO AND IN
STALLATION OF METROPOLIS LODGE, OF
ANNAPOLIS.
a sgAsrxa The Committee appointed by the R.
EsSzsr rSsgszPW. Grand Lodge Of Md, |. d. D. F.,
respectfully inform the Brethren of the
Order that they have chartered the Steamboat Co
LUmBIA, for an Excursion to Annapolis, for the a.
bsVe named object, on THURSDAY, the Both inst
She will eave the head of Light ST. wharf at u o'cIk
and stop at the Couaty wharf, F. going and return
ing.
A superior MILITARY and COTILLION BAND
has been engaged, and No pains or expense will be
spared by the CUmmittee to make this "the ExcuT-
sion of the season.
DINNER will be provided on b0ara-together with
ICE CREAM, WATER ICES and CONFECTlON-
cry ofaIl kinds, and ola superior quality, and at
low rates.
N3-TICKETS SO cts. each-chldren half price
which may be had at the Office of the Iris; of Bro Jno
o. Chamberlain, at The Hail; p G. Robinson, f. p;
r. e. marsha 29 Pratt st.; p. G. Fause, Gay st. near
Fronts T. o. Dent, Bait, st. near Gay; Bros. Mortimer
4 Mowbray, eoTne of Charles and Bait sts. 2. G.
Clayton, corner Of Hanover aud Lombard; Grand Sec
Tewksberry, Light st. wharf, Grand Warden ]. II. T.
Jerome, corner of Paca and Lexington; G. Zimmer-
man, franklin ST.; ID. D. Sire Marley, the members
of the Committee, and of the Grand Lodge in general
JACOB MEARIS, Chm. :.
JOHN MARSHALL, Sec. to Com.
z. s. As there will he Procession in Annapolis,
ii is expected The Bros will appear in full Regalia
jy274t
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BY r.. MEACHAm.

ED TION. On MONDAY EVENING. july 81, at
O'Clock, for all whom ii may concern, 20 FrOst's
Pictorial History of the Uaited States; Is uaker cty
Mrs. Hemans' works, vols ScOtt's works, S
vols; ~ Wilson's Miscellanies; ii Baby onian City;
Physic and Physicians; Ireland and the Irish 2
Sketches ImposlHre; Is Dramatic Authors; 10 Refer
ence book; " Nesbt Sinclair; IL Rescued Nun; %
Attic salt Sellari Philosophy of Ev II Preservation;
20 Mirror de LEnclas; IS Actress; 80 Mirror of Dis
pepticsi u Warwick Woodlands; Tales of a Tub;
10 Nowlans; l6 Literary Ladies of England 90 Dis
uller's Dauqhicr; 81 Gaskins' Farmer; - John Ma
nesty; HOmer's IIliad; % quarto Bibles.
STATIGEARY.-40 lbs. Red and Black Sealing Wax;
dozen Wallets; dozen M. GOV folio blank Books;
doz. narrow blank Blocks; doz. sill letter Ba-
lances; u doz. Fountain Ink stands 10 doz. Razor
StTops IS doz. Blank Cards, assorted 20 bundles En-
velopes; gro. Pen Holders; i dog. Mutum in Parve;
lot Ink Powder &c. sc. Sale positive.
VARIETY SALES EVERY NIGHT-to which
consgnments are respectfully solicited. Out door
sales of Furniture Real Estate sc. promptly attend
ed to. jy27-lt r. MEACHAM, Auct.
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q esFHS1 THE SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIE-
MEsespRa 5aCxzrTY OF THE NORTH BALTIMORE
TATION are making arrangements
for an Excursion to BEAR CREEK, al an early dav
AS special effort will be made for the amusement
and recreation OF the children, they hope to receive
liberal support from the friends Of the cause. Due
notice will be given. Il
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n5-FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY. A Special
Meeting of the Friendship Fire ComCan will be held
at the Hall of the Engine House, on MONDAY EVE
NINE, 9Th JULY 1916, at 8 O'Clock, as business of
Importance will be laid before the meeting, it is de-
sirabe that every member should be present, BY
order of the President. t--s
jy25-2l" JAMES McMASUS, Sec,y'
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o. DoYLE's GREAT CAPITAL PRIZE DE-
POT. Is 36 IS, the highest capital prize of $4,000,
wBs sold yesterday, July 2st in the Maryland Con-
soidated Lottery Gloss No 90, for the benefit of the
town of Bel Air, by DOYLE, the unprecedented
Prize Seller. For proof of the above, see Managers
official drawing. For more of the same kind, apply
to NJ. DOYLE, l4f Pratt ST., opposite the Rail Road
Depot, Baltimore, Md. fri jy22-5t
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m5-BALTo. UNITED FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The regular Quarterly meeting of the Department
will be held at City Han, THIS (MOAday) EVEN
ING, ats O'Clock, when the Committee appointed to
take into consideration the prOprieiy of celebrating
the Anniversary of the b. u. F. D, by Grand Pro-
cesson will submit their report. BY order
1t r JAMES YOUNG, Sec'y
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90 JOHN R. BOOTH, MANUFACTURER OF TO-
BACCO AND CIGARS, (who formerly kept at the
syellow corner,') is now doing business nearly OPP
pose his old stand, No. IS llANOVER-ST. He par
when they want GOOD TOBACCO s CIGARS, as he
knows he can please them. Ell jy24-tfr
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0y- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
south,-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg and
Charleston, 8. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant, comfortable, safest and cheapest to any 9TH
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JOHNsToN's FAREWELL BENEFIT.

A GREAT NOVELTY at THE MUSEUM.
SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES.
A BEAUTIFUL AND VERY VALUABLE
TOPAZ RING,
Manufactured by B. II. CAMPBELL expressly for the
occasion. The ownership To be decided by
LOTTERY UPON THE STAGE.
90 Each visiter, upO- entering the SaOoB, will
receive, without any extra charge, number, and a
corresponding one will be placed in carefully seal
ed box, from which one number will be drawn, en-
fitting the possessor 10 the Prize. In addition to
which, will be played the beautiful Drama of the
MAY QUEEN, and the new Farce Of WOMAN'S
THE DEVIL, with variety of Singing, SC. Parti-
culars in the bills of the day. jy27-3t
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The MusEUM-Bencft of Mr. Thayer This gen
tleman, to whom the patrons of the Saloon are in
debted for the admiral lie in which the enter
tanments have been nightly presented, puts forth his
name for benefit this evening. He deserves, and
will doubtless receive bumper The beautiful dra-
ma of seThe Cabin Boy" nd the petit comedy of
llxNInr,nns 10 nauiI q Ia OH.
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STS- TO SECURE A PRIZE in one or other of the
Lotteries drawing daily, you should try BYgNE s.
CO.. North East corner of Exchange Place and South
fpR
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OFFICE OF EMORY * co.

UppDslIt BdTuUulS, Bait. Md
G9-OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md. Conso
dated Lottery, class No. 30 for 1896 For benefit
Frederick Female Seminary
46 % 10 % 90 Sc 72 IL DO 26 50 1444
% and is, being the LIST and ID drawn Nos each $40
10 and 25, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos. each 8
30 and SO, being the 5h and 9th drawn Nos. each
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 2
All having one only Of the drawn Nos on, " |
1t EMORY & CO., No. . N. Cavert-st.
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ARRIVAL FROM HAVANA. By the arrival at
this port, on Saturday, Of the schr. Ann A.
Parker, Capt. Brightman, the Exchange Read
ing Rooms received advices to the 10th inst.
inclusive. There is no additional news from
Mexico. Markets as follows: Provisions plen-
ty; Rice 10 l-2 qtl, full; Beef SlOall; Pota-
toes. $6; Onioas, SIT per barrel; Hams &c.,
Lumber, Bath, S2s; Portland, s25 to S27.
An order was issued on the 9th July, that
from that date vessels loading full cargo of
Molasses, shall pay no tonnage dues; while
those loading part Moasses and the balance
other produce, shall pay tonnage dues only on
the room occupied by such other produce.
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SABBATH School EXCURSION The Teachers of
the Methodist Protestant Sabbath School, corner of
Pitt and Aisqnth street, have chartered the new safe
and commodous steamer Planter for an excursion 10
st. Michaels, to come off tomorrow. The boat will
leave the State Tobacco Warehouse, Dugan's wharf,
at o'clock' and will stop at the County wharf going
and returning. The boat will remain at st. Mchae is
four hours and will return 10 the city about shutdown
AS the funds expected to be derived from this excur-
sion will be appropriated for the benefit of the School,
we should be pleased to see liberal patronage ex
tended to them. Tickets have been left at this Office
for sale
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fh5- THE FRANKLIN HOUSE,
No. les CREsSur STREET,
between Third and Fourth,


ID. d. MINOR, of New York, Proprietor.
JAS, M, SAMDERSoN, Of Philad. Ass,ts.
jy25-l GEO. P. BURNHAM, of Boston, ASST Is
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Obstructive FIRE IN CLEVELAND, (O.) On
Monday last, fire broke out in the large ware
house occupied by A. LOOMS, as a grocery
store The flames extended to the adjoining
warehouse, occupied by w. A. Adair, forwar-
der, Sc, and WOoIson, Klenm s. Co., stove
dealers. The houses with their contents were
destroyed. The loss estimated at $4,000
The amount of insurance is about As 900.
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FRom THE BAHAMAS. We have file of the
Nassau Gazette, coming down to the | Ith Of
July. We find nothing to notice, except the
decease ofthe Honorable John Storr, men,
Der of the Executive and Leg slatye Council,
and for the last twenty-six years, agent of most
of the insurance companies in the United
States. He was from 1921 to 1888 U. S, Com
sular Agent
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GsILK GLOVES. Mrs. Nickerson has lust I'd
- ceived an assortment of Silk Gloves, assorteJ
colors, for ladies and gentlemen. n.t La jy25
"AUSE Wells. Mrs Nckersou has Just reI
U1E ceived an assortment OF Cause Wells, assorteI
colors, at SO N. Howard ct. jy25
WCELAND MOSS COUGH CANDY, FOl
n Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and difficult Breath
ing. Prepared and sold by OK. TYLER,
anQ4 q East paI and iahs
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EXCURSION OF THE RED MEN. Don't forget the ex-
cuIsion of the Red Men which comes off to-day
They will leave in the steamer Pocahontas from the
L ght st. wharf at Z O'Clock in the morning.