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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-23

r. A GENTLEMAN who is going I, Europe,
l4I wishes TO disrose mme diately of hsndsome pair
E11 of bay carriage Horses seven yer, old warranted
sound He will give them for half what they that
for THREE hundred dolsr They be for two days
at TNWNsEND'S Livery Stable in Reade street
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MONEY MARKET.


The stock market was very heavy today, and prices
fell Of little. North American Trust declined 4 per
cent Norwich & Worcester " and Harlem 4 The
market is very much depressed.
At the second board the sales of Harlem and Norwich
were large, at prices current in the morning
We would call the attention of banks and brokers In
neighborng cities against negotiating note for
co. payment of which has been stopped The par
tculars will be found in an advertisement in anlther
column
The books for subscriptions to the stock of the New
York and Hartford Railroad will be opened in Hartford
New Britain Pennington and Bristol, on the as,h inst
Subscriptions amounting about $24o 900 have already
been pledged in Hartford and is expected they will
be increased to amount in the towns interested sui
cent to construct the road from Hartford Bristol and
perhaps further.
The amount of assessed in the city Of Boston for
the year 1916 was as follows
Valuation of real estate. 500, l19 500
Personal. ................ 5S,I2O,O00
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AMERICAN REAL ESTATE MARKET.
A I Sc ~

lI2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Established for The Sale of Reot Estate of ry de-
scripi,on. m all pdrts of the Utited States
WE NOW offer the hest Lsnd in the healthy
w and productive c in the United States aud where
warr powe and erai treasures IN east
middle western Tennessee the State which last
duced seventh millions Of bushels of indian being th
Union-on thousand for $500 any smaller quantity
AT % cents Here opportunity for
TO for themselves princey home the State which
furnishes Presidents with large Of tho officers of
government BUFFUM co.
s23 it.ltWsmc
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DAks fHkATTE-na Wsdssatss Esrriss sep, H.
Il will be performed RiChki.lkU-Ca rdinaf Rishsliea
Mr. Forfeit Count de harajas Barry Chevsli.r de Mar
pratt Dvo Father Joseph Bass; Huguet, Fisher: Count
de Clermont Nc Doull; Julie de Mort Mrs Hunt; Ma
rion de Lorme Mi Fanny Gordon. -
TO etneode with the farce OF DID you EYER SEND
YOUR WIFE TO kEWARk-Honeybup,M MIR u Bauett;
Crank, 8. Andrews; Mrs Honey bun. Mrs Abbott.
Doors open O'Clock, and the PerorIaaaces VIII com
at haiEpast7 O'CLOCK Boxes 81 fit 40 crats Cat
lery a cents.
BENEFIT OF Mss JULIA DEAN
ROWkht fHEArNE--O n Wednesday evening, Sept
~ 70 will be peTicrn ed lie LADY OF LhONS-Claudc
Menoue, Nh Neshsi Gen Dsmas 9iins Pauline, Miss
Julia Dean;, Widow Meluotte, Mrs Jordan.
To be followed by the MARRIED RAkE-Frederick
Fhghty, MIR taTke Mrs Tcnac, Miss Julia Dean; Comet
Herbert FitzhenIy, Miss Julia Dean.
To conclude with the CblL DkEN IN The WOOD
SIR Rowland, Mr. Fortesuri Josephine, Mrs Booth.
Doors open CT O'Clock, wIil T.
Dress Circle 30 cea; Upper Boxes 20 csns Ptsnd Gale
~, l2h cent?.
MlTCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATkE-On "wednesday
IVA evening" sept % Will be performed the comedy
CAPTAIN OF The WATCH-Viscount de lgay, MIR
Waicott; krisne Mrs III sherwood.
After which the FAIRY Of TIE BEE AND
THE OkANG- TRhE-King Block. Mir Clark
After which the farce OF THE SEChET--Thomas, Mr.
Holland; Mrs Dppus Miss Clarke
IT, conclude with the farce of LEN ID Me FIVE SHIL-
LtNGS-hIr GDlightls Mr. Holland.
Dress circle 30 cents boxes Is pit shilling
private boxes s..
Doors open az o'clock; curtsin rises at half past7
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TROTTING - UNION COURSE, l.. ISLAND.
Oh l&k&xS1lksaAS

nessfree for all tottng horsesS5O second best
No. 2-Purse l30-Two mile heats, under the saddle with
an inside stake Of 500 half orfetiree for all otting
horses. except Lady suffolk. Moscow and Grey Esge.
No, Stake 500 half forfeTwo mile heats under the
saddle for trotting horses that apurse fifty
dollars
No. t-Stske 500, half forfeit-Mle heats best in
i've 70 wagonswsgon and driver weigh threr hundred
pounds-ree for trotting horses that money
No 3-stake $50 half forfeit-AIle hea's, best in five
Polk
No. 6-Pure S250-Two mile heats harness. zee for all
uottng horsesSo0 to the second best This purse
of the first week in October.
Totting the above Course will the last Of
September Three each TO make Weights
and distance, all cases according the rules of the
Course The above and stakes will close Wednes
day. the 23d fSept, at Green Losses By clock p
GEORG. SPICER
New. York, Sept 49, 1896. SIS FMW'tsrc
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Not to exceed for any distance in Ohio /. as cts
III. Coffee. crockery, lin crates glass and
glass wafe, moasses and sugar lin hhds or bbls)
tobacco (manuiactured) white lead and West In
dia fruits
For each mile not exceeding so 40 mills
in addition .............. 10
All articles enumerated in the Ohio and Indiana toll
sheets which not provided for in this to be left to
the control Of the commissioners superintendent Of
their respective States
Provided, That the foregoing rates Of toll are to be
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NOIIOE.
THE Members of Fulton Engine Company, No 81, take
this method Of returning Their sincere thanks to the May
the Fire Departm Of Jersey City, for their liberal
supply Of refreshments while the fire Jersey City
Tuesday afternoon 22d and ke wise to Mrs Adams Of
ing with COLLATION. after the fire eItingushed
By order of JAMES NJ TOkBOSS, Fo-emsn.
JouN DowNry. Secretary pro fem.
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WEIGH & MANN'S MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
THIS immense establishment surpassed by other
country for the OF costumes and trap
pings-or the number of tented and accomplished eQues
trss and for the beautiful stud of horses-hsye
ciuded their Eastern tour and th~ this
vicinity. They viii Tomorrow Tuesday, Evening,
at jersey City when Of the best from their
varied will be given. On Wednesday and
Thurs they perform Newark. This will be the o, ly
offered this those DESTROYS Of
who reside the places alluded
The they have with thus far this has
Gee ded their most ar
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GARD TO THE LADIES

SAN0 ~ TIE LN0IGS.
The subscriber would most respectfully inforI
the Ladies that he has undertaken the cutting ar
making of
Ladies CI0aks and Riding Habits,
which he will guarantee to execute in the most al
proved styles, and superior workmanship. Havir
made arrangements to execute all orders entrusted
him, from the encouragement received last Fall an
Winter, in this department, he trusts BY his ne
method Of Cutting and Measuring by mathemat
cal routine, that all those who may want such art
cles, may give him call before suiting themsevt
will make them in any style or manner whicl
may be preferred, and in all cases warrant to Civ
entire satisfaction, both in regard to fit and work
manship.
Being assisted in this Department by Mrs. Eek
loff, who will take the necessary measurements bI
my System Of Cutting Ladies Cloaks and Ridin,
Habits. can faithfully promise to give general sat
isfaction to all who may leave their orders and OF
such reasonable terms as cannot fail to please
WIN. ECKLOFF,
Fashionable Tailor, til st. between Pennsy Ivanii
nov 3-tf Avenue and E street.
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w- lst MET. PROT. CHURCH, virgi.

DG- lst MET. PROT. CHURCH, Virgil
MIA Avenue. Quarterly Meeting occasion on
Sabbath next. Rev. ]. WARDEN, of George
town, will preach at Ii, A. M. Pastor at 6a
p. NJ, There will be a Love Feast held on Mon
day evening at 7 o'clock. All religious and
serious persons are invited to attend. 1t is
contemplated TO protract the services during
the whole week prevailing every evening at
o'clock. The public are invited to attend
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PRESERVING KETTLES.

DELL metal and English enameled preserving
Dkeules of the best quality; britannia ware, knives
and forks shovels and tongs, hollow ware, brushes,
baskets together with a large collection oi useful
and fancy goods too numerous TO particulanze, foI
sale at his old stand Penn. Avenue, near 9th street
sept l4-n GEO, SAVAGE'
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Trial for Murder.--The trial Of William Clip
for the murder Of John Gray, at kabletown, Virginia,
sometime in October, ls45, closed at the Superior
Court Of jefferson, Co. on the 18th ult. The jury
returned verdict of gully, and the prisoner was
sentenced to three years imprisonment in the Peni-
tentiary.
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or NOTICE.-The Members of the MARY
WASHINGTON UNION, Daughters Of Temper
ance No. are requested to meet at Sister Speakes
on next Sunday, at o'clock, to proceed in body
to the Ryland Chapel to witness the presentation of
Bible to Equal Division, No. O, Sons Of Temper
ance. BY order.
\. MRS. C, E, .SPEAKEs, P. s,
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UTA Boston paper says that Baltimore Mechan-
ic has invented an improvement in the paddle wheel
by which the Atlantic may be crossed in 8 days.
Should the invention realize his expectations he will
be immortalized but we know our geniuses are gen.
orally very sanguine.
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az TEMPERANCE.-EQUAL DIVISION

or TEMPERANCE.--E EQUAL DIVISION
No 6, Sons Of Temperance, to have one Of
Harpers splendid Illuminated Bibles, presented to
them by the Ladies of the 7th Ward, on Sunday,
Nov 8, at % o'clock, at the Ryland Chapel. The
Grand and Sister Divisions, the Daughters of Tenn
perance, the United Brothers of Temperance, and
the community at large, are most respectfully IN
vited to attend. Addresses will be delivered, and
collection taken for the benefit Of the Sunday School
Of said ward. The Sons and Brothers of Temper
ance requested to meet in regalia, at Kings
Gallery of Paintings, on 18th street. at l o'clock
precisely. By order of the WP
]. b. TAYLOR, r. 8.
The presentation of the Bible by the Ladies of
the 7th Ward, is postponed to Sunday, the 9Th, at
the same place and time of day as previously desig-
mated.
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Chit Chat.--Y Yesterday, we heard friendly chat
about matters and things in general. just see how
:. WY Ilcies-I m gong to see stranger
2. | saw flock Of wild geese fly over towards the
South, yesterdaya sign the old North King is
coming swiftly on us. aH
8. lady the other night, at ball, had to be sent
for three times, although she knew her young baby
was crying for her at home.
4. wonder if it's true that Nancy Morjorum is
married. E .f.ssss
5. Well, girl that would steal another's beau, is
the last person in the world to talk about honesty!
6. Anastatia Cesar has got new pelerne, and
with her little frzzles she's fright 't
9. Changing the subject--what do you think of
the Fountain? Why, its first ra---- IOh! oh !
excuse our modesly don't like to say the rest.
9y- The following officers of the Grand Division
of the Sons of Temperance, for the current year
were elected at the Annual Session, on the 9Th Of
October last viz:
c. w. Boteler, jr. 9. w. P,
John Garrett CIV. A. ..s
Charles Pascoe, G. e. x. .' s## a
w. c. Choat, CT
P. M. Pearson, G. G. H-.,.. ~. r..
H. A. Dennison, G. c. #
VIM. Thompson, G.S .s.*.@#
VIM. Whitney, p. G. w. P.
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81 The Journal of Health for November has
come 10 hand 1t s,a valuable Monthly Miscel
iany published in Boston at 100 per year
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Ip"Mr. Black looks as thin as ghost;" said a
gentleman TO pert miss, who Immediately propound-
ed the inquiry, "And pray sir, how thin does ghost
look?' The gentleman was speechless.
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New YoRK.-The Democrats though defeated in
this state do not appear to despair Of the future
They say they already preparing for the next can
vass which they confidently predict will be in their
favor This is the handspring Of our Republican
system, submission of the minority to the ma
ority with the liberty reserved to the former at the
next trial Of endeavorng to change places with the
latter. #
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Another Murderv-Benjamin Ridgeway has
been found guilty Of murder in the second degree
oy the Superior Court Of Loudon county Va. and
sentenced TO ls yeais imprisonment.
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or The following clergymen, we learn from the
Troy Post, have embraced the church of Rome ir
the course Of the present year: ,
Rev. H. Mayor, (Pa.) Methodist
Rev. N. A. Hewitt, (Md.) Congregationalist.
Rev. A. P. Adams, IN. W Presbyterian.
Rev. H. Hoyt (Vt) Episcopal.
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G5= The Rev. w. L. McCALLA, of Philadel-
phia, will preach in the Central Presbyterian
Church 18th streeD on Sabbath tomorrow morn
ing, at II O'Clock, and in the afternoon at half past
3 o'clock
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PLUMBOTYPES.
Concert Hall, Pennsylvania Avenue,
WAsRMeToN Cry, NEAR BRowN's HoTEL.
GOLD MEDAL AWARDED.-The Proprie-
VI tor Of the PLUMBE NATIONAL DID,
G GUERRIAN GALLERY, having discovered
mode Of transferring Daguerreotype to paper, is now
prepared to execute this style Of Portraiture at
the rate Of 100 fac sime copies for ten dollars, in
cluding the original Daguereoiype.
205 Baltimorestreet Baltimore, adjoining Camp
BELLS Jewelry store.
25l Broadway, New York.
Boston, rs Court, and So Hanover streets.
l36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Instruction and Apparatus furnished on reasona-
BILE terms oct 30--tf
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O. Look at this. -Eb
$500 worth of Furniture to be Faffied
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED intends to rattle, as soonl
i as the chances are made up the following fur
nture, consisting in part Of
Mahogany Sofas "
do Wardrobes
do Sideboard
do Sofa Tables
do End Tables
do Embroidered Ottomans
do Plain hair cloth, do
do Care Nots
do Lady's Workable
do Music Stools
do Washstand
And various other Paror furniture, to make COM
plete list
N. B. The furniture to be raffled will all be of
mahogany
uJ CHANCES only one dollar.
JAMES +. w. THOMPSON,
Cabinet maker,
oct 3l-tf Next to corner Of 18th and F SITS.
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The Coming Session.

In very few days Congress will assemble to take
into consideration the state Of the Republic, and all
u will be hustle again in ourcity. Hotels and Board
ing Houses are brushing up by way Of being ready
for the crowd Of strangers that will flock in upon
The gay world is already chalking out schemes for
the dissipation oftme and money, and the merchants
and traders Of all classes have loaded their shelves
with every thing the market affords to tempt the
purchaser to lay out his cash freely. We, too, are
/ arranging TO meet the public expectation and to
supply the demand for the latest intelligence The
Daily Fountain will furnish never-failing stream Of
news, and the reading and advertising public will find
it the very best source whence to draw their supplies
Come on, then, all ye who wish to make your busi-
veFsemcnts before thousands Of readers who would
not hear of you but for the fact that you have sent
B ysur pitcher to our FOUNTAIN. . o
.ff0 BAR Rooms. These appendages Of Hotels in
the western country are growing daily into disre-
pute and the Hotels in the Eastern States are grad
ID ualy abandoning them We are rejoiced at this
evidence ofncreased disaste to the use Of ntoxcat
ing drinks. With this change in the public mind
on the subject of total abstinence it is plain that the
next step will be to refuse licenses to Hotels to sell
ardent spirits In several ofahe Northeastern States
the anti-license law already prevails, and the ques
ton has recently entered largely into the Pennsy
vania and New York elections. We hope that the
day is not far distant when the people of Washing
ton will be shoroughly aroused to the subject as
to cause change in our own municipal laws by
which all dram shops, bar rooms, coffee houses, &C.
where strong drinks be obtained will be interdic-
ted. We are opposed to their establishment, but as
the laws continue to allow them, the effort Of every
citizen should be to bring about speedy change in
those laws, and until that be done, to point out the
dreadful effects upon the human system of the habit
Of drinking alcoholic liquors, in order that may
feel their responsibility 10 their God and avoid touch
ing the fatal poison. I ..-
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AprErrTE. One of the Chinese rules Of health is
eat slowly, and chew your food well. To eat in a
hurry is to eat like dog or wolf.
Another is, seldom crafty your appetite to its full
extent for you may overload your stomach, and thus
gradually impair its digestive powers.
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oRTHIN TON g. sNETH EN-,

w OR THIN GTON G.. SNET III EN-, !,
(Late Solicitor of the General Land OHice9
Attorney and Counsellor at LAW,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
Practices in the Supreme Court of the United
States, and in the courts of Maryland, Virginia, and
the District of Columbia, and
ACTS AS AGENT
for persons having business with Congress, the
War, Treasury, Navy, and General Post Office De-
partments, the General Land Office Pension Office,
Office of Indian Affairs, Patent Office, &c. &c.
OFFICE
Missouri Avenue, between Sd and streets.
nov 3dif
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Personal Di6iculties.-Mr. Dennison, editor of
the "Best Dover" published at Boston, is trying to
clear up his character in the eyes Of the public We
have no doubt he will find some sympathy but we
can but think that it is bad policy for man to come
before the world with his personal quarrels A mans
life will much sooner put him right before commu-
nifty, than his words and moreover there are many
things written in the exposure Of these personal DIFF
fculties which can do no possible good to the mass
of the people.
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FATAL ACCIDENT. Mr.. jeremiah Sergeant was
crushed to death at the Springfield, Massachusetts,,
Railroad Depot last Monday. Mr., William Whit
ney was also seriously injured.
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ESTIMATE OF CRIME. man has been recently
punished in New York for seducing girl Of four
teen years Of age by 6ning him sevsnty-fve dollars.
And this is the estimate Of this henous crime by the
New York laws II we could ever gain our own
consent to approve Of the policy Of judicial killing,
we certainly would make the crime of seduction pun
ishable by death. H&s8B
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c. An English paper says, there are one million
Of pledged teetotaers in the United Kingdom, Of
whom 10000 belong to the Methodist Church
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0J' second Niagara Falls has been discovered
on the St. Louis river which flows into Lake Supe-
rior on tho west
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or Every American must respond to the senti-
ment contained in the following toast proposed by
Commodore Decatur, and drank at a dinner party in
Norfolk, April 9th, lS46.
Our Country--in her intercourse with foreign ma.
lons, may she always be in the right; and always
successful, right or wrong.
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3 or general fight is said to have taken place
among the Councilmen of Piltsburg recently. The
dispute was about opening street.
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The 9TH Of December has been set apart day
Of thanksgiving to God in Alabama.
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or tits said that the bulb Of the Dshlia is equal
TO the Irish potato as an article Of food
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OrThe Christian Inteligencer and Southern Me-
thodist is neat little monthly published at George
town, Ky. at 81 90 year. We acknowledge the
receipt Of its November number.
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SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. T..


FaoM THE EAsT.-Our news from New
York and Phiadelphia is up to O'Clock, yesterday.
No report up to that time Of the arrival Of the
Britannia.
Stocks had advanced, and -four was firm.
heavy fire had destroyed the silk establishment
of Debbee and Pray, in New York--loss S30 700;
and injured Lashe & Company, ship chambers, Sc
riously.4a sal ..tblt.
Nothing further from the New York election
The Wings claim 20 and perhaps "a of the mem
bers of Congress Youngs majority, it is estimated,
will exceed $4,000. II. l..git..l ta Fl .l us
In Baltimore yesterday Maryland SIS closed at 77t
asked, and 761 bid, F
Baltimore and Ohio Railrod shares AZ asked, AMI
All bid II i, s ae
Flour unsettled.
The FIVE million loan has not been touched by the
Banks in New York nor in Boston,
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COLONEL CRoss The remains Of this brave Off
Ger were brought to the city last evening by the
train from Baltimore, and met at the Depot by
the military which had turned out to receive them
with the accustomed honors. The night was dark
and exceedingly incement severe rain storm pre-
vailing. The body was carried to the residence Of
the family by torch light.
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EXPULSION OF DR. MULLER. By the proceed
ings of the last Maryland Synod, published in the
Lutheran Observer, we learn that the Rev. DR..
A. A. Muller has been 'deposed from the Ministry
in the Evangelical Lutheran Church, and expelled
from the Synod Of Maryland This was the man
whose improper conduct in this city with young
lady under his charge was noticed some months ago.
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CO. Lieutenant Gss's astronomical observations
at Washington for 'as, 49, 40, AZ and az are
spoken Of very highly. We shall notice il more
particularly hereafter. --
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Liieravy.-A new monthly is to be started in
Boston in January. under the editorial management
of Rev. A. w. Mcclure,
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aJ-When Col. Watson Of Baltimore fell, mort al
ly wounded, at Monterey, the last words which he
uttered were "Men, your General leads you--who
would not follow !" These were uttered, seeing All
officer pass who, il is presumed, he, in the expiring
agony Of death, took for General Taylor.
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A LoAD. The canal boat Buffalo, brought 81 800
bushels OF wheat to Rochester ~ York, on the 3Oth
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CT Steel pens are manufactured at Birmingham
| at one cent per dozen.
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0rThe 81. Louis American tells Of the foll,v
remarkable discovery
While Raymond & Co.'s caravan Of animals
passing up Market street yesterday, negro boy
the side walk looked on utterly astonished. ha|
never seen an elephant he was struck with his
mense size, but when he saw his ProboscsI
screamed out at the top of his voice, "look dare
dat great big animal, his tail is at de wrong esnd
-<,N-~-s~~~D~~>~~0~o1o~--rS~~
Richard Ball at Albany died last Sunday from
rupture of blood vessel by lifting quarter OF
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ARMY SUPPLIES. We perceive that the Govern
msnt has advertised for 10000 army Blankets l6O,.
900 yards Of Canton flannel, 2s6,0OO yards OF un-
bleached cotton, 10000 yards Of shirting. 1000
uniform drsgoon caps, 5000 Engineer, Artillery,
and Infantry caps, 100000 pairs Of laced bootees,
10000 dozen OF woollen stockings, &c. &c. See
Assistant Quarter-Master General Stanton's adver-
ssment in the Union Of this city, for further paric-
ulars. I'll
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BLACK SUFFRAGE. The New Workers have re-
fused by an immense majority to allow the free black
man to vote at the polls on the same basis as the
free white man.