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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-05
To he Editors n he Enquirer


HousE or REPRESENTATIVES, March :, ls47
Gentlemen | observe in the Virginia AdYo
cate OF Saturday, that Mr.. Gogsin has made a
series OF appointments, 10 reach from Tuesday
the 9Th March, neatly down 10 ihe election.
had, as you remember, appointed 10 be al Greene
Court House on Thursday, the II h March, bot
as Mr.. Goggin's appointments are in different
quarter urtha, day, | must notify my friends in
Greene that shall not be there al their March
Court. shall be with my competitor al every
one Of his apponlmets; particularly IL Bedford
may possibly be unable 10 reach GrerLfeld, but
will ry. Very respectfully, youis.
S. F. LEAKE.
II Christian Advocate requ,s'ei 10 copy.
The following are The appointments published
by Mr.. Goggin:
TUESDAY 9Th March, al Greenfield, Nelson.
Wednesday, 10Th Mn, al Massie's Mills, Neln.
Thursday, lllh Mn, at Walters Mills, Nelson.
Friday, 18th Nh, al Buffalo Springs, Amherst.
Saturday, BIB NH, Al PedIar Mills, Amherst
Monday 18th March, al Amherst &. H.
Wednesday, 9Th Mach, al Logwood's DAVIS
store, Bedford.
Friday, l9.h March, al Meadow u. Creek.
Bedford
Saturday, 20ih March, al Peatown, Bediotd.
Monday, 22d March, al Liberty. Bedford
Thursday, 25lh March, al Madison & IA.
Friday, 2Gh March, al Locust Dale, Madison.
Saturday, 27,h March, AT Orange &. *.
hlonoay 29lh March, at Vefdcrsgillr. Orange.
Wednesday, 3st March, al Bouions Tan
Yarj, Madison.
Friday ID April, Norronssie, il bemare.
Saturday, Sd April, Greene Couu House, or
The nearest muster.
Monday 5,h April, al Charlottesville, A ID.
Monday. 18th April, al Nelson Coun House.
Thursday, 18th April, at Greene e. Fl.
And snch Other places as may sun The conve-
nience OF the people and The candidates.
A meeting in support OF The war was held
Monday evening at Tammanv Hall, New York,
Francis B Cutting, Esq, IN the chair. The hail
was filled 10 overfowing, and thousands went
away unable 10 getin. Great unanmily prevail
ed. The policy and conduct OF the government
in the war, The justice OF the war, The importance
of sustaining the honor OF The country in its
prosecution and the duty OF the people to rally in
defence oil the country in this struggle, were all
lriumphantly sustained by speeches AMI resou-
lions, which called forth great enthusiasm and
oulburss of applause.-[N. Y. Sun.
SHIPMENT OF SOUTHERN CORN
We learn from The Albany (Geo.) Courier, that
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THF RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
time, tie Jubilee will be complete, and these sd

time, tie Jubilee will be complete, and these sd
critics. vi! then appear 10 US as nothing.
Soldiers. hurry forth in The defence OF your
country. TIE Cause we sustain is holy ore
never nave w Struggled with more justice, be-
cause We fight for he land Of our ioreisheIs ami
our children, the honor and religion OF our wives
and children! What sacr'hce. then, can be 100
great Tor oiJrcis 50 deal! L., our motto be,
CONQUER OR DIE" Let u swear before
he gIea; Eternal that we will not wait az in>lan,
III purgiGs our soil Of lie stranger who has cared
10 P!oiane il win his presence. No Ieay, no.
thing which may net he heroic and prou'.
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
headquarters, San Luis Potosi, Jan. y, 1917.
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We regret Tia, We are compelled 10 po.iPone
III lo-mouuw, among olhcr ,hinss. h !ong pro.
ceediGss Of The Democrats 4 P"~ha,an, who
appointed delegates u a Congressional District
Convention, which they recommend u be held in
mis- ci.g On the 25lh inst
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Several Southern members OF Congress passed
through Yesterday, On their way home among
them Messrs Calhoun 81 5. c., Daniel OF \. &.
&c. Mes.rs Seldom. Chapman, Hubbard and
Atkinson, Of he Va. delegation, were in the eli,
last night
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Al the annual commencement; Of Tie Washing
ION Ua,gersiry d Baltimore. held on The Isl day
II Mach, l54-, The degree u Dr.. Il Medicine
Wa. conferred on he following gentlemen from
Virginia, viz John Robertson. Piu>yIrania
county; Samuel A. Garrett Buckingham coun-
"; Edward NJ Booker, Buckingham; Edward IT.
b. Holloway; William 5. Booker, Prince Ed
wa:d; Pe;er E Let. Meckenbure and Williams
2. Ri,haIisun, and Archer D. Saunders, New
KEN County,
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The Senate was engaged on lie "yig q way
biiyesierday, and adoped al amentmeu. Of Mr..
Sloan, providing Ina: The Baltimore AID Ohio
Railroad Company should charge for Short dis
lance no more. raiesby, than .or tie whole iou:e.
Many Other amendments were offeIed-amons
ihem, one b. Mr.. Sparks, giving the ''Rish. q
Way" 10 any point cn lie Ohio River, rot lower
than me mouth Of The Lille Kama wha, and re-
curing Tie Company 10 pay The State IS cents
icr each passenger transported. This AK, i is
sail, wout bring into m Slais's Treasury The
han .some sum 4 ,h;te hIa'fed thousand dollars
year. A Is! az a-lp.l provision.
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According L. tie Wh,., Mr Hill Carter has
mol vel accepted liz Nomination as Wing caadi.
da,r 10, Congress iron The accomacs Districts;
but III. !, under edgsemenL
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CRY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRx, MoSpAr AFTERNOON, Auo. l6.
Owing to the early expected arrival OF foreign news
Their by the Cambria at Boston or the French steamer
Missouri que at this port transactions In produce gene
lily were rather light Sales Of straight brands Genesee
ia several small lots made at So, and small sales Of
d, we're made at S. SIN So 81. Small sales of Ohio
fat hoop made at So auda small lot OF Ohio, July
ground SIS en- The market continued bare Of south
srn -four and quotations nominal small sale Of west
ern wheat was made at 81 L. Corn confirmed In fair
demand and sales chiefly of western mixed we're pretty
freely made at 75c including parcels Of yellow at TIC
small lot Of round reported sold at 7sc Late on
Saturday aterno on handsemelot of mixed was report
ed sold at s0c The market closed at 75c for mixed,
and ITO for yellow. Western meal was worth 81 10 q
So and New Jersey, So sale of old rye was made at
$50 new; was worth s2c Sales Of oats were made at
4sc Pork continued inactive; mess could have been
purchased at SIS %, and prime at Sl2 2Sc lot o.
smoked sides sold at sc and lard In barrels at loo
Groceries were rather quiet while prices continued
steady.
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Tennessee EIectious.

lTeegraphic cor Of the Philadelphia Bulletin
The Information from Tennessee Is alike conclusive
from the three great divisions Of the State There al
most an uniform whg gain from the result Of on
the wing side, amounting counties to 100 or 900
votes
For Congress the wings re-eect Grocer in the Knox
district and Gentry in tie Rutherford and elect
row in the Nashville district and Haskell In the Madi
son district The democrats reelect Jones the Lin
coin district johnson in the Greene district Chase
In the Montgomery district and elect Hill in the War
district.
Dem, is doubtless elected in the Naury district aud
Cooke whig, in the Granger district The Memphis
district Will be close though the returns the reel
ection OF Stanton dem IL is democratic district and
there has been wing gain but not enough
the average majoties there Upon the result In the dis
trct will depend change In the Congressional dele
CATION as Stanton's election will make 1t before
The Legislature not sufficiently heard from yet to
estimate its political character.
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TO .-.H q
LATEST MOMENT.
Il 4 L K q IL a II HIC.
DREADFUL sHIPWRECK.
LOSS OF THE SWEDISH BARK IDUsA.
One kaundred and seventy-two Per.
sons Drowned.

- BOSTON, August i6th Is47
The ship Chanunga, Patten from Liverpool. lsth u,t
bound to this port reports that Monday morning OIL,
inst, at one O'clock the weather oggy he came In con
tact with the Swedish bark Iduna, from Hamburg for New
York with 2o6 persons board that the bark SIM.
in 30 minutes after the collision Captain Pattsn imms
dately sent his boats to the rescue with on. boat
from the bark, picked up "a persons-i7a perished -
Among them was Capt. A. A. Moberg
LIsr OF PASSENGERS SAvEp.-Edw Kaiser and Teresa
Letthner, cabin passengers; Garlic Laussn Leohard
Roshuber, A. Wester, Frederick Rohn Chas Setz and
wife, Daniel Gunther, Frederick Kspburg Johanna
Wensen. H. f. Rohlose
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AsHEs-SmalI sales OF Pots were maue at 20, anu OF
Pearls at So %.
BaEApsrurFs-F7 our--A number Of small sales Of
Genesee -four made footing up altogether, about
1000 1900 barrels at So 400 do Ohio hat hoop sold
at So and small lot of 100 do Ohio July ground at So
gay There scarcely any southern tour in market
en- SALE and the quotations nominal at So Wheat-We
only heard of small If western at ll2c. Corn
Sales of about IL Is 100 bushels various separate
Quantities mixed sold at 76c $500 do sold at
75c 1000 do fat yellow sold 77c small lot of north
ern round was reported sold at 7Sc Late Saturday
lot Of 1000 handsome Mixed was reported Sold to
arrive at sOc To-day, 5000 do. mixed, little warm
sold at TAG Msai-Sales of 800 bbs western New York
sod at 81 ISL and 200 do at 81 New Jersey worth
So SO hye-A sale of l400 bushels, old was made at
$50 new was worth s2c Oats-Sales Of 5000 BUSH
els were made at 47c
CANpLEs-Sperm were steady at 3lc
CorrEE-The market was steady but sales Of mo-
ment transpired,
Co1roN-The sales to-day amount to 900 bales chiefly
for export Prices very firm at inside quota
tions.
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BUFFALO, Aug l6-P. NJ.
Flour inactive, and sales very light We quote
Western aud Michigan ut So 37H. Good Western Wheat
wa firm GO 81 os. Sales Of 1000 bushels of sound
Wsstera made at 55c. Sales OF 1000 bushels
OF Oats were made at $40. No change In provisions
Whiskey stood the same with moderate sales As deal
ers 10 breadstus begin to look for the steamers
the market for -four closed without animation Receipts
during the past twenty -four hours follows
Flour, 1850 barrels Wheat, 10000 bushels Corn,
10000 bu hsls. Freights by Canal to Albany-Flour,
600; Wheat, lie. and Corn lao.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIyIcArIoN

FIsH-The market active and ut full prices.
Sales of 1000 quntals dry cod were made at SO 6ah
bracng No rs Of $l2 rs $l3, and No 2's at SO 62S
a So IS and 800 do. No as at SO is Sales Of 1000
boxes scaled behring's were made at goo No rs do at
Co., and No 2s do at 35c. 470 boxes do superior qua
HrMp-saies of IS bales American dew rottcd
made per ton; 100 do. were previously sold at
8l35 cash. The market account of an advance in
the west by the bad prospects Of the present
crop and limited supplies ON hand closed very firmly
LrME-Two cargoes of Thomaston were sold at 80 a
SIC
LEAp--Pig WINS nominal at 40.
Observation-Disclosures firm, but sales were limited
NAVAL SroREs-The market for Spirits Turpentine
continued unsettled There were buyers at 46c but we
heard Of sales; sellers asked higher figure There
was no change in or In Rosn. Tar was worth ~
oLs-The market for Linseed was quiet only small
sales making, without change in prices; spring
strained unbeached, was worth l07 l0c, and wint'
sperm do li6c selected N. w. whale was worth 81 q
800
PRovsoNs-There we're sellers Of Mess Pork at SO 25,
and of prime Sl2 %; Beef city worth $l2
75a Sl3 and city prime at SO rs $9the difference in
and seers hhds smoked Bacon sides sold at
SIZE Sales Of 100 bbls picked shoulders made at
81 6slc. and of IS bbls Hams at ING Lard-lO0 bbs
sold at l0c; prime, in kegs was worth ia llNc.
Of lbs made for export at 7a<c
There change in Butter.
RlcE--Prme quality continued firm, at S. Is a 50 TO-
| sEEps-Sales Of 500 bushels klsxseed were made at
ST and lao bbls Timothy, heavy quality from Maine
sold at S20 and 90 bbls Ohio Clover reported
sucAR-The market continued steady, but no sales Of
moment transpired.
TALLow-sses Of 5000 lbs were made at 9,l cents
WHALEBoNE--No change in prices.
WHIsKEy.-Sales of 100 bbls. OF Ohio were made ut
271s cents.
FRrIGHrs-A transient ship offered to take -four for
Liverpool at IS Sd 900 bbis. engaged for Gas
cow at Is 3D., to fill up 1000 barrels engaged for
London, at 50 Sd, by packet ship-grain In bags by
the reported ut l0d. To Liverpool, the last
engage made for cotton, at 4d per pound No
change to the Continent.
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TELEGRAPHIC.


BALTIMoRS, August l6-P.M
Our -four market exhibited increased frmuess with
more doing Sales of 400 barrels Howard street were
made at &c. and 1000 do ncu ling city mills part fresh
ground at SO IS Sales Of 1910 bushels of wheat were
made embracing Maryland reds at l23 to l2s cents in
Guiding handsome Pennsylvania do at l2s cents
Corn firm. The stock continued light, while prices
had an upward tendency Moderate sales Of Maryland
white and yellow made at 10 cents including lots
OF handsome quality do ut 70 cents Provisions no
change Whiskey steady.
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ALBANY, August l6-P. NJ
There little nothing doing in flour, and there
was change prices Sales of 5000 bushels Of supe
rior mixed Northern made at 7sc Sales OF
5000 bushels OF made at 40 Sales Of 900 bbs
whiskey made at $50. Receipts by canal Flour
5000 bbls corn, 500 bushels; wheat, 1000 do oats
1000 do. Vessels plenty, and freights easy.
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WAsHivgroN, August

Wilmington, august II, IsFI
M Crutehetfs Lantern Defeat Of MssTs Oyen and
Dobson IN Tsdiona.7 Clear Statement of,hs Reasons
Why Mr.. Speaker Davis Yindieated BY Public
Opinion.
MIR. Thompson describes the long pole and the lantern
which Mr.. Crutchett Is running up through the great
dome Of the Capitol IL Is expected that IL will BE Oh
sxed next eekthe big lantern ON Its tall pine, rising
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pha and the whole Of the Western trade of that city
depends principally upon that channel Of communca-
tion. The above shipments from Philadelphia for July
give idea Of the trade Of that city with the State
of Pennsylvania and with the Western States 1t will
be that most Of the articles transported staple
articles Of consumption in those sections Of the country
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n ENTLEMEN'S HATS-FALL FASHION, lsi7--
Gs'e s.t MsT sft f I'd
1% a: he
say that is their nteotion to Introduce style OF hat alto
They have aopted az new and unique mode Of
sad the
will be the strict adaptation Of every
hat well to the features to the form and size of the
T s s" veGmS s Ss of large and
@ Ma.s Sa ssS a a s &.
Rocky Mountain Beaver; superb article which will be sold
they wead invite attention to the branch
ssr rs 1879 ys, Chestnut street which
their house New York with superior soet Of soOa and
hath the az syews sa Object better Ia. rc.
both places full complete hats caps
aud sd anu Of ny goods n a"s g ha a..
trade such as canes umbrellas gloves brushes other
The acIies s ded them by Already and frequent inter
improvements which they have escted the con-
OF e S w s% 70. %
'we:t rket prices, e'ther at Wholesale or retail
g -ALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the Co%%..ary &c erals Office until the 2l.t inst, for
plans aud which an be- seen at the Office No. 80
Franklin street be delivered il twenty and thirty days
junction Of HESRy sTo iS ; General
ICE FOR sHIPPING-looOO TONS ICE, from eight TO
BY $ NJ eesemso Proprietor Of the Union Ulster County
Depot foo Of Duane street all 2t'rc
III KOELER. MID, Surgeon and Ocul,t ha, prac,ised
IL for than different parts Of Europe,
Asa M,eor Lasstan Armenia, South Africa, Brazil and
jy7 1ot.rc Greenwich street. g32. cor. Morton.
CONsTlPATION (COsTIVENEss) DESTROY Ed.
Obstinate iasesrate and habi,usl Consultation, tGos-
eysd without %nE ,hsL pus ys; Injections or baths
diseovs-ed IN France by NJ Waton, Go Rue Rcheleu Pa
" THIS great remedy is light. palsable and delicious
food called Evaentas vegetable fana-- some respects
The above treatise and Ervaen constantly on hand at the
ss o s sfoa SI
corner Of Chambers street, three doors south Of stuars
Booksellers and Druggists abroad. DESTROYS of introducing
the Evaenta their respective will be dealt
ofth National Depot Of wartOn, Of Pars New York
COUNTRY MERCHANTS. DEALERS IN PERU.
sy,T 9spss S% ss
&FoWIEKs unriyslIed Walnut oil Military Shaving
sp the Gny N ISL s s"d s the first premium at the
america. ,'" E0sF FS$ 5sTTsFy y We
b Lodging by the day, week month, the rssspqs
Bile choice OF several single rooms may be had By
TPSyE sSssg4 Single new %so had hours
'TO DENTISTS; DENTAL DEPOT, 33t BROADWAY
New York. where may be iound e p assoItment
spiral springs. pan Gold 'apisI E9I pTseg i4s syer
silver Plate, wire, solder &c Joshfh L. mo"rhhf'
NEW PAPER HAN0IN0s-F, FARES & co, No
IN $40 Pearl street. New York, importers and Manufacturers
have received their usual large supply OF al the new paern
dow c"r,. RUfSS p, which hey Offer to dealers merchants
very short notice. f2s sotsrc
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Died.

Died.
On Sunday evening, Aug 10, RALPH McINrrnE, aged
81 years.
His funeral will take place on Tuesday afternoon at
O'clock from his late residence $40 Bowery. The mem
bers Of Washington Lodge No 81, and the Masonic
Fraternity in good standing respectfully invited to
attend at their Lodge Room, Howard House. Tuesday
afternoon at half past o'clock pay the last tribute
Of respect to their departed brother.
On Sunday evening after short Illness Miss CoRpE
LA oLEs daughter of the late Jordan Coles the 25th
year Of her age.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are In
vted TO attend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock
from her late residence 70 Henry street, Brooklyn
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Weekly Report or Deaths

In the city and county OF New York from the 7h dav of
August to the iih day Of August, isi7.
Men, 90: Women,77 Boys. las; Girls, 1902 Total 39t
DfsEAsns
Absces, Apoplesy1 AtIopHa. Il Bleeding from lungs.
era ioisnam q; Cholera Morbu. Consumption, g; Con
WILSON'S 3d. Group 81 Constipauon II Cancrum Orris IL
Debility is; Delrum Tremens bsrrhes 20, Dropsy o.
Dropsy in ihehead IS; p,opsy in the chest Drowned
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The Southern Ma.

RICHMOND, August 10, ls47
The Southern mail has arrived with New Orleans pa
pers Of the sth and 9th Nothing farther from Vera
Cruz
Thirteen deaths by yellow fever in New Orleans are
reported In the papers Of the 9th inst
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WAsHISGroN, Aug Id. lS47
We learn that the Hon. Mr.. Buchanan, and Cave
Johnson returned yesterday both wanted in Cabi
net Council
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Movements OF Mr.. CLAY

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10, lsi7.
The Hon Henry Chy left for Cape May this morning
All the streets leading to Dock we're crowd
ed at an early hour by thousands who had assembled to
| him
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Billions Fever Pue,peal I; Fever Rsmirenf u Fever "
phoid IA; Fever Typhn. III Fever Congesve. Heart ~
Inflammation Of bladder lntammst,on OF bran
Elimination, Of throat i Of liver
Jau.dce IL Marassnus 20; Measles Modification Il Old
Age, 4; Palsy .; Premature birth, q Premature ibor
Rupture, Scrofua Il Schrns. I; Teething, l; Ulcers
Upknown.l
IL: TO 30 40 as; 40 10 So 81: 90 TO co. "a
60 TO 7o,sl5 70 TO 80, q; 30 TO 90 unknown, u
A W. WHITE, City Inspector.
I,sn Office Ausu H..
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M EMBEas OF CRoTON LODGE No. Is, J. o. Of
Loax. ~ ssa
for e Of adopting some new 6yeaw' rHne'a'
ua. SysId:IS1 s WILLIAM FRIE Ella NC.
A BILLIARD TABLE FOR sALE-One in perfect or,
"A der with of queues, balls, Sc. all complete will
Sp sHd the sss
No. las Fulton street up stars aul' st'nc
F0uND-2S Friday evening" ,2.h instant small sum Of
finder q the true ownership by applying MOI Fletcher ST.
r OsT-A Bank Book the ChambeIsreet Savings Bank
No le The finder will please lex, wE i AZ f Bank
OsT-On Sunday bunch of keys; the finder will receive
II. M az
NoTICESs-THE ROSE, HILL SALES, AND Elk.
a
,, S %
b dated with breakfast ea and di"ns! on sunday in
eTs Mn so saS
baths: with other convenience Apply esa Broadway
NANCY GOODs-y. A. ARTAgLT; Proprietor of the
s aS o1 gs Sae he sss
9 cut %
as Splendid and varied stock Or assy aud useful
TO sa'I 70 Dc 0u"D y us '.' Os aa1
NEW SILK ,,OODs.JAMEs BECK co. call the
IN attention of Silk Goods their large stock Of
NEW FRENCH DRESS GOODS,
Such Silks, Cashmeres Embroidered Robes Nous de
LANES Ginghams Bombazines, Drap dEte Danes Cancels
Hair.
Embroidered Cellars Capes, Chemizees, Handkerchief
Sc, the largest assortment.
BY fsi Il: Hs Extensive Hex York ''''' '''
Hosiery and Gloves & sS~ and superior make
Irish Poplins. plain and plaid.
ALSO,
Scotch Shs AIS and Long Shas of every plaid and clan
tau, of the finest make.
The above. with full OF Fancy and Staple
Goods offered unusually low prices wholesale
buyers. at No $50 Broadway.
2weOkrc
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CRICKET MATCH.-The Proprietary Match of the Sea
someone of the greatest Matches of Cricket played
IA this country Ito off Tuesda nth instant at the
81 Gs9.ee Ground Harlem The best player, Amenea,
Groom, Wild, Wri ut, evils Cuppage, Ticknor Rouse
II the weather ayorable this will off ON
Wednesday, at 10 o'clock 1his match will probably last
IN 2ftssr