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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-22
5 O y I T & co..
76 Nassau street

- 10 IW8SuW Sfeet,
NIFTY Wholesale and Retail Family Grocery, Tea, Wines
- and Spirit Establishment, &c Tho propretors pledge
themselves that every article is nuine and sold at nom
approved auaes sgaas Of every grade Coffee. Mocha
Clsret MADEIRA Port &C.; Scotch Whskey, Of Glenlvat
and lssys celebrated brandt London Porter Barclay Per
OILS. ga Enssh Dairy Cheese French, English and Ams
article for the table high favored and sound segars
ed md Of the highest flavor Soaps, Starch, &c; Rans
Figs. &c
The wines consist OF superior old London Dock PORT
Amantado pale sherry Masees do pale gold and brown
ley, 1.-THE celebrated Loeb Fine.)
SCOTT & THOMPSON,
- 597 Broadway.
splendid branch OF the above establishment has been ut
the solicitation Of their uptown customers, opened Sal
Broadway also the cash principle where
OF articles corresponding with their
and Of the same quality will alwa be toun.q assortment
articles Will be onnd there, and goods from each place Ill
only. d23 mr
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TO MARBLE WORKERS
Pc LISHIN CLOTH
hO0 YARDS superior Iplishng Cloth, suitable TO
WV Marble Polishers, i,ixeceivee and for sails By
-, iEftSSk 4 BROOKS,
1un % and 81 Nassau street.
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WINTER ClCi HING
SELLLLIN0 OEF AT COST AT W.. H. DEGROOT L
COS, !o2 Fulton street, second block of Broad
way, New York. where every variety Of Gentlemens
Clothing be had for lower than any other esab
Ilshment IN the city of New York
oyer Coats and Over Sacks Of Broadcoth, Beaver Pilot
1wseds and Maxurka Cloths ofevsy style and color
Coakone half three aad full CIRCLE Of French and
Amorican broaGcioths from s. to Gas.
Dress and Frock Coatsblack blue brown olive and green
ofFrsnch, English, Belgian and American Cloths from
once and Business Coats relto Sack Winter FrocIs-
from ~ -
Pa.-Brcsdc!oth. Ca:simeres plain and fancy Doe Sir
French, English, and American from So TO S6
Ve.s-doube breasted sraiGh! brea. and rolling collar
new styles plain and aucy Velvets Wooden VeIyet Cas-
siusre plain and fancy Satins and Silks from 81 to g.
largo Of Broadcoh Cassmeres and ve.nnus
which will b made to order, suit the
BOYS CiothnK Of every description, constantly on
hand. OE{,ROOT rH' -
d5 lmsr M 100 ErI,or. >,
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ROUSSEL'S AMANDINE,
FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF


M CHAPEL fa5'H HANDS ND s0At o.
s 81 ss FIJI ksn.;; ss
Of :1: :.s
ishment !, warranted to cure and prevent chapPed
a chem @ Il.
% ~ ss PER-
sher domestic the .aSscIbeI doe: not
IL : s1
b the p!odafi oi laboratory
respectfully socits the patronage pr the es Of the
far dealing in ali his traDsactions " A1'' N-1
Where here, he will remain until further notice.
Re-. s%
LIQUID HAIR DYE.
RATGHEL0R's ln, s LIQUID Hair Dye, is
in s x. SaTas: Of
pounds that sold under tho hair dyes il actually
psI%anspty soloT LADIES. ssn,:nsns hair peIissS
s ;s and 5: .
o1 ayS
% H 81 e 1RR E.EI bas, y Fila
SSb'!s;sls and recall sss VIM BAT
WSSss s AND !,xs. s d
lag Broadway. corner of Liberty street. up stars
MONEY LENT
THE highest prices advanced in large and small sums on
gold and silver watches Diamonds. plate jcwelry, dy
81 a vi Of
os. Sv ; "ssu near s Persons received private
SUSPn NDEko FOR EXPORT.
TO The Mclean snd sos
domestic trade and warrantsd by
climate For sale by the manufacturer and Of tho
dso lm HoR,CE DAY. ~ Courtl.ndt street
TRAVELLING TRUNKS, NC.
Of has os Sssd and ND Ma
L. making COOK s.s0rtment Of Trunks vases Carpet
Also sole leather Trunks suitable for
american 81 European Trave and fortmaneans for the
Orders for the West Indies, South America. Se filed
REMlTTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND,
AND SCOTLAND
DARTIES wishing to remit money in large small
to their friends Great Britain or Ireland can do 80
in the expeditions through subscribers by
RAID Uaited State: to them 's Syns The
be regularly forwarded by pisks E e Apply
d26 lmerrc III Fulton street. New York
Novelties FOR The BALL ROOM.
his splendid stock Of Goods adapted for the present sea-
Offered
Superb NesPoli.an lace f,onted Dresses AZ -.
SsE:s ,aH,s fsa,sd ta$soafsa se 1s'
Double houneed tambour Dresses si2 si4;
ZINE needle work Dresses at S. usually sold at 80
Lace Dresses Of newes and most approved styles from
few very fine rv cred lawn Hhdks trimmed with rich re.
French embroidered Chemisettes with collars Is 81,
Ess sSs ss c 81 g g:n:
superb Lace Worked 9th. most costly description from 8,
AsrEe variety Thread Lace and trimmed Necdlsworksd
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BRANDY, WINES, GIN, SkGAkS, FRUIT
- &c. &c.
nv e: BURDICK, No. 90 Broadway, three doors above
Wall street, offers for sale the following in lots to
Whiskey Scotch and Irish DO
Rum, Jamaica do
Madeira, + and other brands do
sherries, pale, gold and brown do
Port do
Champagne, various brands do
Clarets, in case do do
Barsack. Burgundy, Sauterne do
Segars, Sardinss, Fruits, Gc.'&c do
Scotch Ale, IN pints, just landed, ripe do
W. O. b. pledges himself most faithfully keep and de
liver only OF the best quality and soc the favor the
public,
ROBERT HOPE HART informs his friends aud we'll
wIshers that he be found the above
where he hopes to see his old friends and customers
d26 I'm src
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DEAFNESS CURED.

DEAFNESS CURED.
ISL .S :.,. III
s% s' TIN .% S h !.
en- sr'l SURGEON f B. T.
Acoustic OLA sure cure for ineip,snt Deafness d.ehr
al % Bro and collections Of hard wax S. II the
DIR: POWELL, OUULIST AND AURIST,
A TTENps to Disease. Of the Eysaad Ear and to ali Inn
ss .s e Gs: q SH g
stoppase Of the Tear rasaage Csaracs and
AMAUkOSIS treated with attention and success
DEAFNESS. and ali o. ea'd few minutes
AKTIEICIAL EYES inserted
speetacles adapted to every defect. j2O I'm src
ITS WORKS WILL PRAISE IT.
It's now SniyersaIly admitted that
IopiNE ii NfMENT
al TO h s aay an. and
will cure the wor,t go.sible. case: q RHEUMATlsM
sa' :Hs,ss painful spinal affections
ID Ss. IS W. s sss s:ss sss.
Bee ce fi6cates in True Sun jl5 lmsrc
RiFLEs AND CUTLAssEs-27O rines Of late u 8 pat
bsrds The above rate article for service in MEXICO
i VIZ RYDE hsr 81 Al Pin. st.
ONES FRlEREL us Johu street Pearl up starr.
. a:s Of and esIa
j. .n.,:s : '''' HENRY HENRY t SRIn5sL.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES
sSa1s sS q: ss.s,s:
o. last year took the first premium Of Institute Fair
irdeed fully conceded by those who know that il il
possible to manufacture an article equal is ssf
pmpss and Is sold cheaper than the olS so.p.
sSherefsre who would consult economy and comfort in
Shaving should possess thems elves of it,"
Beware Of limitations and observe the written
under the directions for H. Ring" Prepared and
Tor 'ale' wholesale and RETAIL and for s1ypl!sqa by
dill lm&r 1872 Broad wav corner ~ fnhn strs.,
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10 SILK MANUFACTURERSA AND OTHERS
O De sold, with immediate possession, the Factories
Buildings and Machinery. with privilege,
IN ROLAND county, Connecticut miles Mansfield
four corners aud equally distant twenty-five mies
Factory. -
The property consists oftwo fcores one 100 feet BY u.s.
Two EACH OF feet pitch the other feet
stories each Of feet pitch and wheel house beneath -Four
large boarding houses with other
dous stores, one of WHICH doing profitable
-Four cd barns and other build 90 acres Of
ing and wood ~
The Factories and have eight years. in
successu operation and replee with
ng superior dye house with apparatus new
oee) also two sets Of machinery which may be taken not
at the option Of the purchaser.
The Water Privilege unequalled in the State the mill,
never having been stopped by the longest drought All The
buildings have been erected within years. greater part
pair and condition.
and Boston koad passing through The and of this
nance its value
Further and full particulars be had by applying
dllmer VYSE & SONS .l72 Peril ~, Y.
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WIGS AND SCALPS-The largest. the cheapest an
w the best be found A.C. BARRYY
LAG Broadway, corner Of Liberty street, up stars
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NEW YORk GALLERY OF THE FINE
ARTS

nj niniouon OF the Wo,Ks OF Arr belonging TO this
Three hne piece, of Sculpture by Brown haye been lately
added viz Ruth presented by Miss Eliza Hicks The Boy
and Dog, the gift Of Charles Leupp ESQ, aud Adonis
In addition to tho above aud valuable catalogue of I'm
cravings this collection embraces Coles kmpir
and Voyage Of Lite besides other fine specimens Amsr
can Art, by Mount, lngham nman Edmonds Durand
man. koshe rmel and Others
The Gallery open daily from M until dark and on
Monday and Tuesday Evenings only until 10 r NJ
Life Membership one dollar single admission Is cents
Catalogues 12h cents. lr,eodiss
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PITMAN'S PHONoGRA Apply.

hHORNSBf, from Europe, will lecture on the Art of
ud WILING according e sound. and give specimens Of
.,pnn mitng IRON ne reading Of any gentle Friday
dhonograthy with other either rapid writing
VI Ieaaipg Lecture TO mmence ~ o'clock Admits
on =, cents Terms for thorough given IL
ssr
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GREAT BARGAINS Estd
IN HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS
A t .STEWART co. have for sales very i,rg. lot
"a ofinen sheetugs damask tahe cloths and napkins
damasks and dpers ia the piece huckabucks
BILE !ched eoons. hannes blankets, quilts countcrpanes
miiies and white musns Of description prices
greatly below the cost of importation
Ihe above loods ofthe best quality such they
can confidently recommend for and durability and
they are offered at extremely low prices, in order make
room Tor an entirely stock which intend
Spring. BROADWAY & MEADE ar
al2 2wisrrc 80 go
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AGENCY FOR THE SALE Or vwiGTLAENDER's
DAUUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
NEW supply Of the different sizes Of the above appara-
"A tus, Just received. . -
w. re. LAN9ENHEIM
Philadelphia Exchange or
LANGENHEIM& BECKERS,
iss I'm src Iva N~u YorE
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CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE,
PHILADELPHIA

TINE Subscribers having leased the above magnificent
adjustment offer the rent by the night week
until their from the south the LIST March
Full particulars can be obtained Of Mr. Dipmore agent o
the lessees at the box Office, every morning, between the
hours If II and r. All addressed e
Mr. )inmore, postpaid, they will not be attended
tfuhz A.
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PuBLIC NOTICE.

THE sUBsCRiBKRs, being deeply Impressed with the
Hudson RiveI Rs,rcsd. Is.psssfaily but sspssy invite
Friday cad half past NJ the purpose Of
deha measuIes for prompt completion Of the subscp.
tIon stock OF said road, - ~~''f
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w GUILD call the attention of their friends and the public
w at their Mandatory and Wareroom. 10 Grsenwch
street. to examine their assortment of Piano Foes They
are the most fashionable and newest patterns.
~ " Pianos with Colcmans ratent Aoian Attachment
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Mn FNIE>NtE Ne. = NNN 81.
ArtE4 arresiaz NIHu4s-> kaX.
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IaII1@ = M - -IIrII7Ia-- --I-I ~
aT#t5 =I4st N#F##H5= + 5.,tulH55#s74f f. lH.
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sa e. r. L. g. .
ssa HE'S

10 IlAff. MILLION FfI.I4JE=
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Wepublish with great pleasure the following circular of
which copy has been addressed to this Office We learn
again, from paragraph in Georgia paper. that meet
ing will be held of the distant editors in this city, the
18th OF December, for the purpose of making
rangemen,s in relation The transmission of articles for
the press through the telegraph ii hoped that the
Telegraph Company will submit proposionsin the liberal
spirit which the following resolution displays
CRY NEw YORK Nov "a, 1917.
TO the Editor Of the Union
DEAR In compliance with the directions Of the board
Of directors OF the Magnetic Telegraph Company, have
the honor yon the following resolution,
una ntnousy adopted by the board this day
will take the liberty add this expression Of the
board my individual expression Of willingness 70
extend 10 ihe all the and aid power
Very respectfully your obedieni servant
b. b. FRENCH, President Mag Tel. Co.
Rsored That the President Of this company TO
the press Of the cities Of New Yors Philadelphia Balii
MORE and Washington, the willingness and desire Of th
board to render Them a4 the acitcs ia their power
sstent with the duties they the company they repre-
sent, and also their Willingness any
the press OF the said cities collectively may make by
which they all receive the proceedings
and general news by single transmission.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 30-5 p. m.
Arrira of Dosish Commisssoser-Resxt of the 7Snas
eefior-G frsssf the Kanawha destroyed
by fre.-7he markets, 8-c.
There is nothing Of interest stirring city to-day
Capt Won Schadten, who had been appointed BY the
Danish government visit this country, 10 examines
State PRISONS charitable establishments jas &c., and
inquire discipline established tsem has arrived
in this CITY, After examining the institutions in this CRY,
he will leave for Washington
BY telegraph from Louisville, learn that o. r. Miller
has been elected governor Of Texas
despatch has also been received from Cincnna3i,
nouncing that great rset has occurred In c Kauawha
river causing immense damage The .sli works Tho
water six inches higher than any previous heshet
during the last eighteen months.
The of Columbus Indiana is also reported have
been entirely destroyed by fire. This be great
lamiiy, as the population is about six hundred.
THE MAKaErs.-In the Baltimore market this morning
the receipts of -four Light, and of that coming
going into Holders firm. and small sales
of Howard brands haze been made nj So Is though
there more buyers than sellers Change this
price asking SO 81. There saies this
ing Of City Mills 500 barrels 86 Is The stock hand
is small Rye -four, IS rs. Corn meal. % Is 9sN.
The receipts Of wheat continue light and prices on tho
advance There sales. to-day. of good prime reds
I40 l45 Virginia white is selling s. 81
cents yellow do 63 s. old white do Co. and yellow 6
7o oats % ~ CENTS IS 80 cents coverseed ~ SO
81 81.
The telegraph Philadelphia. to-day, of order
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OBSERVATORY, WASHINGTON. Nov. 81, Isl

OBSERVATORY, WASHINGTON, Nov. 81, ls47.
To the Editors of the Union:
GENTLEMEN: May | ask the favor OF you TO publish
the accompanying Ephemerides OF Flora and Miss
Mitchcf's comets
This comet has passed its perhelion, and is now vis-
bic Just before day II is the first comet, believe, with
an American name-cerainy the first entitled 10 be
tucke discovered tins comet the Isl of October last
on the Sd, d. Vico, OF Rome, discovered it; and the
nth, Professor Rumker, OF Hamburger discovered it.
each discovery being made without the knowledge OF
the other.
Professor Rumker, who has kindly furnished me with
has observations and elements for this comet has also,
with his usual comfy, sent the following ephemers
for lns, which please also to publish.
Ephemers Of Iris for 81 mean time Berlin computed
bu UArnd 7
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WnIs PEorEsr No TfRRIronraL Doc
TKIsE-The Nashville Wing says. Mr. Claws resolutions
will be found in another column We in opinion
with him as 10 the primary of the war;" snd
immediate occasion Of hostilities' We in opn-
ion with him also, the respective powers vested by
the constitution in the Chief Magsiracy and Congress
IN time OF war Win him. too, opposed TO the
annexation OF Mexco-that is Of all Mexico bnf are
NOT with him in his opposition TO the retention IF any
ton OF the territory have conquered from Mexico ~
go for keeping Upper California and Nese Ncxico az al
ha=ards We do not think the people of the United States
VIII ever consent do we believe they ought consent
these provinces Mexico We something
more than just and proper xaon Of the limits Of Tex
az, and have idea that public opinion in this country
w permit the conclusion OF treaty of peace which s
other and further result than that We fnrbear
further for the present, the speech delivered
by Mr. Clay IN Illustration, elncidaon and support The
resolutions viii be published early day. when we
shall have something to in regard the Questions
yolved in them.-N1shrlne Whig Nor. Is
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, November %, 1877.
The following articles from the consular regulations OF
the Oriental republic OF Uruguay published for the n-
nation OF those whom they may concern, viz;
H. Captains OF vesses foreign and national sailing from
ports where consnls of the republic established and
bound ports of the republic required to have their
manifest OF cargo statement that they in ballast
their letter Of health, and roll Of equipage certified by
such consul
Under this provision win be compehended the passports
of passengers well Of of Attorney judgments,
protests Certificates and all other papers to be used judi
cially
ceding article, will be subjected the payment of the
slar fees which should have been paid at the place o
their departure and the other requisites and penalties
determined by law
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The Nashville papers OF the oath arrived by o-nighf
mail and confirm the Geographic account of the election
OF Mr. John Bell He was elected on the. 5lth ballot
when the vote stood for Bell ST. for Reese l6, Trous
dale Z, Topp scattering 3Mr Bells majority al
being a. On the sd ballot 95 votes given, being
more than were thrown on the final ballot Before the
last ballot taken, Mr. Martin (democraD stated that
eff he not mistaken in what he had heard, if Mr. Bel
was elected, would have in him able representa-
tive of country in the Senate great subject"
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"SAvE ME FROM MY FRIENDS THE New York
Commercial prominent federal paper thus speaks OF
Mr.. Clay's last speech
" Ii would not be exactly that dsap-
pointed by the speech itself We did suppose that
Mr. Clay could have any thing least much say ot
the Mexican war which would sIarle the public mind by
its novelty, produce effect by the presentation
hitherto explored But that even
more than was anticipated, impressed
othe non-necessiiy tor making the speech all
want of force and effect a standard under which any
number Of the people may rally the exponent their
opinions and feelings and this mainly because
multitude who have not made up for themselves a clear
Discriminate and compact opinion, presents nothing
either III proposition argument while falls
opinion either SIDE and those VIII
believe In the destiny OF conquest the hand or
those who demand instant and absolute withdrawal
from Mexico and the the other In short speech
adds nothing Of force dstnctness the great party
Of the time and cannot be adopted by friend enemy
the potent ralying cry ola leader"
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The wings have difficulties 10 encounter in their own
ranks. and they need not reproach us with our dis
ssnsjons II is not our business to interfere with their
ARRANGEMENTS. thev must manage their own affairs in
their owo way we cannot however. shut our eyes
10 the SIGNS Of the t;mes considerable portion of
he marty se.m n he ,ooknp to Mr. Clay as their cham
,or ana candidate Indications of This sen,;me,, have
.,,s,r.a :, corn..,;c,, Nav Iarssv and New York
\, = s,l o,r. str;p;,r :; Tho es, For s,,m,,e xrb;g
.a,r.,,o, = y.,,na ,,,n. I,d;.,. .sssnh.a .t Can.
.r.u,u. - -. ooh -. "a ..o,,sa Tho fo,lowi,c
,,.a,,.,:a
p..s., IT,, J.; ,ir,or If ,,is ,o,,,sn,ion 4, :. ~.
duty of the wings of Indiana hold State convention
nurra,sd NV rhe hia S,ae central eotee and si
such State convention be instructed to form an electoral
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TO CONTRACTORS.
Variation Of .1dcFrffsfme
THE letting miles of

and hanaw ha Company's canal, along James ia
Virginia, between the mouth OF North river and the
OF Buchanan, heretofore advertised take place the
10Th OF December is until further notice
OF the said company in Richmond, until the 18th OF De
cember next for the of dams with
locks four stone lift locks and three sections and for
smaller Jobs the canal be.ween Lyme hhnrg
and the mouth Of North One Of the dams will be
long and q feet high other long and
IL feet high These jobs Will be Yet separn tely the l0es
responsible bidder and will be made therefor
monthly estimates of work actually done, with
walton of % cent by way of security for the completion
of the work, until Die shall be completed according 10
contract
Sealed proposals will also be received the place.
until The date the OF The
the mpanys canal with Underwater OF James
Richmond, through the Richmond dock This work
three locks of IL feet lit, and OF - feet
LII intermediate canals for aggregate distance OF about
hall mile with such culserts. walls wastes street bridges
nc as hail be dam James river
in the falls Richmond the raising ofte walls and
few hundred eestwardly and the construction Of
ouetock the lower end thereof capable of admitting
the vessels coming port Richmond. This
viii be paid for in bonds of the company be issued
the authority Of the leg Aaare Of Nir
pina running years and bearing interest pay
the monthly estimates the
viii be required give security, zcory
the board OF directors for the completion OF
times and ia the manner specified in the contracts.
Plans Of the above viii be exhibited ami spec.f-
cations thereof delivered contractors the Company
Office in Richmond by the LIST OF December After ne
receipt of the proposals. time viii be taken for the consider
thereof until the 18th OF the month on Which
day I'm the proposals should be sacorr) e several
Jobs OF sections above advertised VIII Be s5 e,vvNp
Nov so-stawslsDsc CbiefEns Of DE J X K CO
= = $500 -
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Roses AND oSlossA, performance NJ Psino's opera
house time ago. bouquets OF flowers were thrown
upon the stage, and also bunch onions The person
who threw the latter arrested, carried 10 the watch
house, and kept al night Tuesday last he recovered 500
damages Of hs manager Or and false inprisoa
meni Tins proving th'. oaion legally proper for
bouquet
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A Coon Tohsr.-The following is found ia ilIe
National niengencer' of 1877; it was given at a demo
crane celebraton Of the sh OF January Of that year. held
IN Washinion city
. ny nc Hon Mr. Poik Of Trrress0. The Union of the
be repfobafion Of indignant country awaits al
VINO may attempt 10 dstracf At by exciting sections
ons'es between the north and the south, the east
Ing States"
ms toast was given by JAMES Pol the present Press
ue on the United States, oeny ego. when ne
member OF Congress II Is worthy Of being published
'is particular time.--OA Sfafesmaa