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Died.
In brooklyn on the 9th instant after q protraeted
illness MARY SIREr, wife Of William sirey in the 3sth
year of her age.
Her funeral will take place this rday) afternoon
at half past O'Clock from her late residence the
corner Of York and Pearl SITS.
On the 9Th instant, at his residence in Upper Darby
Delaware CO., N " JOHN SELLERS in the s5th year Of
his age.
At Keene, N H., on the 18th instant, ELIJAH DUNBAR
aged 81.
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$00 in addition which the desndsnt refused to pay
Plaintiff proved BY Mr. Curres chat the tho graph pro-
dacsd in court was worth exclusive OF the tnts which
extra work, $40 The defendant proved tn at the
patli ntracted to do the whole work $50 which
he paid him Verdict for plaintiff $40
CoURr CALrSpAR.-Common Pleas first part 81, as
Of, 81 Second part 30 81, g. SO, So So 90 3d. o. 292
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The Annual Dinner OF the Unitarian Clergy and their
square which was nearly oiled at an sarlv bour Fonr
Teen tables were laid at the head of each of which sat
Que OF the members Of the committee We should think
there were from twelve to fourteen hundred persons in
the Hau-Boston advertiser, 26ih inst.
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Gold Pens-The cheapest in the city-Every
o Depot rsa ' gag k %'E B. 1ps IN as
Up stairs and at prices lower than they sold anywhere
sa'i is = ~ 3.
Wholesale retail At from 10 70 2, CEN from others
% rsa s are
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens.-Great Reduc-
j. good ld Pens he swsa he ey let
a Ssss soes
finely s. s.; those 81 so, sold elsewhere a, 81; aud for
' Cal and nf sss s"' '''''e ''' '' '
Hair Cutting andWig Making. Citizens and
h r .n s s city are ss"f % s have s
Gilbert Fletcher, being log in the above
e", s Wigs Se IL h --latest and ss S
Howard Hotel, up stairs.
How Important-For the removal and per-
manent Of bilious complaint Indigestion, habua
venes piles dyspepsia chronic rheumatism dis
scroiu impurities Of the blood, pmples and pustuies
on the face hereditary humors and arising from an
9ludicou Of is the consideration Of safe and
secual remedy and the of DR. Woods Sarsapara aud
Wild Cherry Bttters
Sold wholesale and retail by Wyatt Ketchum 1871 Fulton
street Al retail l92 Broadway and 81 Blocker street N Y
Price 81 in large bottles. "a 3teod
Travelling Dressing Cases.-The most portal
pc nd Mt the same tune the complete and elegant ar
Gle yet manufactured having every requisite for
toilet aud AS a travelling COMPANION Invaluable.
so complete assortment OF articles necessary for the
@. SAUNDERS SON. 1T Broadway.
Fine Cutlery.-The subscribers' assortment
Is celebrated for being varied aud the city
Warnce Norfolk. pencil and Office Knives, of
Joseph Rodgers Sous, Wosenhom manufacture nail
files, boot hooks, scissors, &c.
G. SAUNDERS & SON, lit Broadway,
fewsdoors from Courtlandt st.
Gentleman's Hats-Summer Style.-Becbe
Costar, Haters, No 1856 Broadway, will introduce ON
Saturday next 18th Instant their Fashions for Genemsns
B will present the public and unique style of
White and Pearl Beaver Castor Hat uniting beauty and dua
oy with lghness and comfort to the weaer, finished and
and children. NAG IL |
Leary q CO.-Summer Hat Is47, OF Rocky
mountain Syery Beaver, without MIXTURE will be
gu aurday the goth sold ensuing at
tneir sndard price, An supply Of the
2oaed under peculiar advantages, and their
and the public generally in the above article that which has
never before been offered at the price in this any
country. n
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Married.

Married,
On Tuesday, 25th instant at st. Stephens church
by the Rev Joseph II. Price, Mr. s. HARpINGE Of New
York, to Miss A M FIELD, Of Brooklyn.
At Gilboa Schoharie county on the Goth instant by
the Rev L. II. Vandyke, SAMUEL w. JACKSON, Esq,
counsellor at law to Miss EUNIcE D. FUTILE, daughter
OF Sidney Tuttle Esq, all of Gilboa.
Also ut the same time and place, by the Rev. L. H.
Vandyke, EGBERT A. CLARK, Esq. Of Middetown, Del
aware county to Miss HARRIET s. TuTrLE daughter Of
Sidney Tuttle Esq, of Giboa
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GEMlN, tlATTEk, ga Broadway opposite st Pauls-
sS ls ea5li;
commodious establishment Of the kind in the United
States The success Of the system which he
adhere ssS Re following rules. which We're t a
famed Every purchaser and may that
No Effort will be cd to reader his purchase in every
q No importantly will be made induce him to buy an un-
Every article shall be- heretofore the very style
other est,bl shment this city or where
S I nn sv bis
Or branch and as of Che whole Of wes done
wishes Of HI. the eosGea s s'ss s nS
only 70 M his former standing bu, also to conduct that
g @os ia q; q, quality 9 Hu1 Beaver Hats
Esg6ens Sa Canadians @'i nposa fss
OF @ M Silk .sS &C.
the sapsrord.y Of which he sespeey refer.
two The celebrated summer Go.sams inyeetsd By
the which has in degree sapplsned all other
injured jsI. by dust rain, or per;piraton
ment Of amq every conceivable style always kept fully
81 sfp a 3 csarsi E
s"ms1 @ CU ana and G NsYv csgs for and
i6e service Yoa Infants Hats CAPS ts Of sVsfy
Patterns which those iHsreed are nsea o
As and A sf% "s Of Ys Carpet
The subscriber feels warranted in declaring his establish
the economist and Of those who prefer follow their own
tastes, instead of complying with the dictates Of fashion,
j. N. GENIN, Halter,
mNN 2ltsrc ga broadway opposite ST. Pauls.
nLEOSTATIC LAMPS.-L Chapdeiaine, No. 375 Broad
~ way has received late arrivals large and splendid
sertment Of French Oleostac Lamps Of different
terms These lamps vented by the celebrated A. Th
lamps now IN These lamps for sale only Broad
this city,
Also hand large of rich plain and cut glass
cutlery gandoles china toilet and every
ucle III the furnishing lne ml4 30t*rc
II ED FISHING POLEs5OOO for sale in lots at the low
~ est market prices Also shovel hoe and fork handles
gether with full assortment of hardware, by
km2 STR q w GUlON, No. ia West st. Wy.
ss~- LOT OF HOOKING BIRDS-Only bird is worth
V cage ROOM and sweeps all kind bird species song away
S&hsLday night
Tr Also very fine collection Long Breed Canary Birds /;
Also lot short breed German Birds fancy Cages aud
To be seen at 1916 Bowery, between Sd aud 4th st.
mye8 30*rc II. WILLIAMS
TlgJyr THE GREATEST ATTRACTiON YET-26 Bull
Finches, with from three four Also over 1000
xsrSinging Canaries just imported Bremen, selected
BY ms agents from the most celebrated districts of Europe
This variety for aud pumage will be found nspec-
uon, to eclipse Archey has been enabled 10 Offer
~ Bon show the largest Cockatoo in America
Archey takes this opportunity TO his friends dis
lance IN anticipation Of this Importation that they may make
early application.
SIN consequence Of the limits of his old esabli
No John street, he has rented Brsmbe Cottage Blooming
dale Burnams Hotel for that branch of his
conneced with birds viz Shetland and Fancy Ponies King
Charles spanies Pointers &c. aud every variety of Fancy
fidgeons, Barn Door Fowls, &c 49,
prompt attention from A. GRIEVE, No. 5 John st.
m26 3t*rc
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BENEFIT OF MR.. G. ANpREWs7
ss%sdY IS 81 i sEfSSRhe.
Eoss Tyfs M bs5. AadFs ,.ss Cen T.Hgos
ABBOTT Mrs Mrs. M N HsG5 5s MRS
pScT IN f YoEs sa-sis fsa a:e
ro Ysqs o.s R Rcd Mr. A. Andrews Mistress Judy Mrs
Boxes 81; rn3 ceats; Gallery 2, cents.
BqswEsHY THEArKE..A ". JAeK.qs, fropr,,ioI--a
% X fsssEst fadS Mssss M
% Fisi rEifs S sfs Sss
Rhon,e. Mr. Booths Constana Mrs. serseant Theodore.
Doors S spss Ct & FL s
pALMossE SSFh kKH III Ho sHSEoka .sD
sso Of P fea NJ
%SrnG Sig Bsesdsc bseoe Sig Duies
VII MI s.. Sn Tx the
and 9Is bols. S % sG pee
~ sfssi fsn F. d. ;iSa'sd the box
Doo open q. MAJ. past = performance TO commence att
PALosS ofERs HH55ftk sEnsx IT kHyp1r h,
sSf5 81 s H .s ws that
,f'' ,sSrTft gd1A DIT 81 i 1psIsH
s be s5ST%sd Sig S the violin the
Many Ian rrossscTi having kindly Volunteered services
esan:s piece 5y aindpaa,s Flute Caronst Oboe Bss.
Between the acts Sgnor Rapetti will have the plea
sure OF producing before the public Of his pupils Master
James Perkins yonng An artist with whom he will
ay ,ne D NH, quo 6y Maurer he same Sig has lately
A MATEuR PERFORMANCE-PALMO's OPERA
hOUs t Chambers street-JusE 49,
applying the Box Office from 10 o'clock S oa he
day oil periormance Doors att o'clock performance
cS;su%s Mr. s. 't Taylor Leader of the Orchestra Mr..
The following ladies and genem members of the shak.
npId IT, TcA nh,9eatoo w Maed9.
and Stnnhope. 30 ~ ~
Performances with Shells celebrated play Of
nAmUN AND Mr.. Macdonald Ply thias
=, TO conclude with the farce of the IRISH LIoN-Tom
Moore, Mr. Young. my27 6ts'r
A Me Jean MUsEUM-sPLENDIDp performances thu,
SafSF 81 TAT RAst & GXSR
HaSssS
fTE STf E5fs
Will also be exhibited at each apd every performance.
Admlssion q cents Children under 10 lax
SCGiHEiTTTY LIBRARY ROOMS BROADWAY-LAsT
MR.. LOVER
Will make his last appearance in entertainment en-
"spRIGs 81 SIS sHILELAw
-, On FRIpAY EVENING, May 18th, 1857
Illustrative Of Irish character, with the menica recitation of
psaaed S sa9 !b particular dsse will be
Sc. Sc. $50 " As''
1.-THE GRIDIRONn
W Admission fifty Tickets and programmes to be
had at the Asto House. the principal Music Sares
Doors half y performance to commence at O. and
Conclude about 10 o'clock. m96 81
. MRS. MASON'S BENEFIr
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The Annual Dinner OF the Unitarian Clergy and their
friends took place yesterday at the Hall in Haymarket
square, which was nearly filled an early hour Four
teen tables laid the head of each of which sat
Que of the members Of the committee We should think
there were from twelve to fourteen hundred persons in
the Hau-Boston advertiser, 26th inst.
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.H&& tGAU IiON1A!l lersoas ere forbid trusting
MxIf he crew 81 the British bark Lady Huntcy. Capt.
olds from Liverpool, no debts Of the contract
siguee. w O. MAITLAND,
MAJ asr "a wall stfeet
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Hair Cutting anaWlg Mak.ng and

STRANGERS whiting he city geasray anxious to have their
h',r cut and dressed conform t. the latest fashion
Gilbert Fletcher being log experienced in the above
cut hair manufacture wigs &C., in the latest and ap
proved ylc Give them tril79 Broadway, opposite the
Howard Hotel up stairs.
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GEO. w. PINE, Auct'r.
MALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
- &c. AT bROoKLfN-van Antwerp Pine will sell
ses GnIhns Clinton Avenue Broqkyn the whole Of The
OF which Courier Enquirer and catalogues
NB-Fulon ferry stages every 1--WE minutes and pass
within 200 yards of the house mas ltsr
PANTlNGS AT AUCTlON.-A. Levy will sell on S.tur.
= day Evening at ia O'clock 1913 Broadway, invoice OF
valuable O Paintings, lust received from Ams,srda and
whch have not been before this The collsc-
ton agood and invite buyers call and them
Also alter the paintings will be sold iavoice OF line
Jeweiry and fancy articles. my28 2tAr
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WATER CASKS-At auction this day. 40 good and clean
Water Casks from board the brig Wakue the foot
% Jones lane To be sold auction by e, W: rell, at
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ITO GkOCERS.-Ihe advertiser (an American.) aged
about 81 wants elekship has had several years erpe-
rence IN both the wholesale and retail trade writes good
s nand ,us # employed whole
NJ B-Woud accept employment at any RESPECTABLE bus-
ness either here or elsewhere would $500 in safe
business Address w. w. o. ". at this Office.
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tion- there be who doubt that JY SAVAGE 90 Full
ton ST. rs good Gd Pens the in the city let
ITEM lock at The following prices and Judge for
heal Diamond Pointed Gold pens Silver pencils aeuded at
fsmei 81 So; those 81 So sold elsewhere 80; aud for
~ We sell good Pen aud durable, those sold else
where at 50 Call and see.
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Gold Pens-The cheapest in the clty-Every

style Of Gold Pen that be wanted be found in the
Gold Pen Depot Of J. W. CREATION CO.. u Cedar ST.,
ss such Pens others advertise for 81 80 and ST. Greaio
most difficult please may be suited at discount either
wholesale or retail at from 10 to Is GEM from others
Prices 'so Levi Browns premium Pen; the genuine are
stamped Levi Brown A ID. 8t7 Beware OF counterfeits
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Of bilious complaint habitual
veness piles dyspepsia chronic
ga croaa iInpuls. Of the bleed pmpes and pasules
inudcious Of mercury is the
enectua remedy, and the of Dr. Woods Sarsapaa aud
Wild Cherry B,tters.
Sold wholesale and retail by Wyatt Ketchum i2i Fulton
Price 81 in large bottles "a stood
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Gcntleman's Hats-~unmer Style.-Becbe
Costar Hatters No. 1856 Broadway will introduce ON
Summer Hats.
B c. will present the public new and unique style of
White and Pearl Beaver Castor Hat uniting beauty and ua
trimmed in q and elegant manner.
and children. - ma6 n
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Leary u CO.-Summer Hat 1917, OF Rocky
Mountain Siyery Beaver, without will be
gu saturday the 29h and sold for ensuing at
ehs; s,ndad An supply material
IN manufacture enable Co. present to their
and the PUBLIC generally the above article which has
country. 2t
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EROM AUCTION.-A lot One stripped Jaconet Mu.lins at

= g. per yard usually sold at 2s Cd
LOT hue Needlewok Collars 2s Cd usually sold Is.
a. ,,,, Under Hdkfs .8s " Us
" White Demi Wells MINIMUM. 90. Z" I" I2s.
70, very cheap black Brussels Trimming Laces embroi-
9erea Robes from l4s rich Needle
Mork Collars Cambria and Lawn Hdkfs real aud imitation
below the usual prices w SCOTT & CO.
my2G stissrc No s77 Broadway.
/ EFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and families having any super
dsoos elgaS S &c. which they desire to
tuaity of doing by sending for the subscriber who will
attend tther residences by sppointmen MT.
90 - II. LEVETT.
~n a., Office No.2 Wall st. corner of Broadway.
Nb-A ins addressed through the Office callwll
receive prompt atIention my27 3t~rc 1
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ss~S LOT OF MOCKING BIRDS-Only bird is worth
Wr cage and all kind bird species song away
S&AsL day night.
~ Also very fine collection Long Breed Canary Birds
Also lot short breed German Birds; fancy Cages
To be seen at 335 Bowery, between Sd and 4th st.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-12-09

~, Mr.. Clay pronounces "that this is not
4 war of defence, but one unnecessary,
and Of offensive aggression" He even
declares that " it is Mexico that is defend.
ing her iiIesides, her castles, and her al
tars, not we." For these expressions he
will bescensured aud maligned by enc.
mics. lie has been eensuretl for them al
ready by the New York Courier and En-
qnirer. whioh takes the lead in grounding
upon them the charge that Henry Clay
is not only opposed TO the war. but that
he sympatliizes with the enemy, and takes
his stand against his own country There
is polnlral zealo,ry in the United States
which exacts fanalicism as the proof OF
wisdom. aud ferocity Of spirit as the test
Of patriotism. Ii is not sufficient ihsi the
American should fight for his country, OF
send a son to fight and die for il; it is not
sufficient 10 commend the heroism. TO Ia.
men, the losses, to defend and project the
honor Of The American army: all is un.
done. il, amid the citation Of glnry or the
tears Of sorrow, one single sigh is heaved
for the suflerngs Of the enemy; againsl
whom il is unlawful to think any thought
or utter any sentiment that does not Elm.
brace and express to extremity the rG ric.
rs Of the conqueror. To doubt the wis.
dom, the necessity, the moral and political
advantages Of the war, is To "aid aud com.
Tort" the enemy; 10 regret or TO pity is
high treason; t.. wish to end the war with
out conquest and subjugatian is, hostility
to the Republic and ennily, to the army.
The very language we speak has been
changed by this furious spirit. II is Who'll
~ erroneous to speak Of the American ar.
my as an army Of invaders; and when
The Mexicans fight at the gates of Mexico,
they are not defending their fresides. cas-
lies, and altars--noi al all they are cross
ing the Rio Grande, or the Nueces, or the
Sabine, carrying fire and desolation into
nur own borders! We protest against
his insanity of INTOLERANCE, which .ietiers
The freedom Of thought and discussion,
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IMPORTANT RuMoRs.

We perceive that the rumosed action
81 Me-. Tlnl. in iavos OF re-, .peaiog nego.
tia,lons 9th Mexican Commissioners. 10
generally credited; but thai there are ma
ny embHrsssmenis 10 The way Of peace,
cannot for moment be doubled. The
f'llo~ina letter Ia The Journal Of Com
merce hinis 81 few OF Them: -s ..-
gs#gas Washington. Nov. 22--5 p. N.
By this day week, we shall probably
know the result III the renewed nego,is.
inns between Mr. iris, and the Mexicaa
Government. The Esspl. may be. that
Mexico " ill sesee 10 send CommIss'on'rs
10 the United 8 s,e-, 90 treat fos peace.
There ATE two obs'scles 10 the way oil On
adjustment BY tresty-Fms,, The govern
meDt 81 Qnetetaro 10 no government 10
any prop. sense Of The term, and has
neither power nor RICH, 10 make ahes',;
and second, two-thirds vote. 10 ouf
Sens'e. rannot be oh aimed for Ibe fssIti.
cation ola No.ferrifory rsessy.-nor OF .
NaUe-ferritory Tses,y-nor Of Free.
territory TraIy. Thus doubtful aud
dol'roos 10 'he aspect Of this question: 81
present.. 88s esq ID faag yas7 "a
b Should Mr. Tiis, return sf.er having
been aga n rsbafTrd. there IL one mote sic
temp, TO be made ~ ob,sia peace. |
Mr.. Benton will. u 10 said. introduce
resolutions in ,h. Senate, advising tbs
PRECEDENT N scnd Commissioners 10 Mex
ico with an otTer "f treaty "f peace on
cerisin terms. These are 10 be joint re
solutions, aud will. no doubt. pass both
Houses. The only difficulty s,ll b.. end
u will be gres, Difficult y,--,o ob'sin The
general ascent Of Congress 10 any definite
boundary: and the very essence OF the
question 10 in the definition Of . boundary
line. How are the no.ferriiory end The
more territory, and the siauery and tho
no.siavery men, to agree on this ques-
Ithas been sueee.ied ihss, in case these
resoluti rs should be passed. The Coo.
mission will CONSIST OF Eve members. and
tina, the Presiden, III sppoin. 90" Wings
and three democrats, Nj. Buc'
hsnsn, Mr. Calhoun, Mr.. Van Bursi''
Mr. Clay aud Mr.. Webster
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Fso@ DE- n. 0. Dsha. Ss~. a.
Arrival Of the Stsamship Alabama.
LATER FROM MFxlco

The steamship Alabama. caps. Winn.
arrived last night. direct from vera en-,
having len that place on the esening a
the 18Th inst To Ihe polilsness Of o..
tain windIe we are indebted Cor the nFon,r,
transmission of our packages Of letters and
papers. " 80 "st* &@ a5 =
Among the passengers By the Alsb.m,
we notice the names of Md. Gen. Qui,.
man. Brig. Gen. Shields; Mai. Ilotl.pd
and Capt. Isssius M. Clay. Of the En.
eamsrian prisoners; and George wilkins
Kendall. of The Picayune. vas = r1-s7
The news 10 not important. Congress
Was still In session n Qnerelsro nj he 4.
test dates. A nimor vas prevalent th,,
the members were about 70 quii Quere,a.
10 and assemble in the city Of Motel,a.
Speaking on this subject, the Arco Iris Of
the 18Th inst. SAYS: sft
The members of the Mexican congre.
have determined 10 assemble IN The civ
of MOrelia. (ihe anriens Falladolid,) now
capital &c the state Of Miehoaean. lisp.
pears that n Queretaro they were always
threatened by new revolution. and, llrre-
fore. they wanted n safe place 10 dslibe-
rate with all the independence and Tree
dom that they require. ~
Santa Anna had AZ the last accounts ar.
rived nj OriIaha With lore of about 1900
ragged soldiers. In alluding 70 the ouirr
Of Pena v Pena. In slepriying SANTA An
ma OF his command. the AFRO IRIS says
if the President. Pena y pena. meant BY
the order that he sent him 10 Huamsnlla,
that This chief should be deprived Of al
command IN the army, he must have been
greatly disappointed. Cor General Santa
Anna has yet brigade under his orders.
From ile same paper Of the 18th. we
hastily CLEAN the following items:
The road 10 Mckee. according 10 the
persons who came down with the last
train. presents everywhere The most CON
pleie scene of waste and desolanon. Al
the approsrh Of the Americans, the inha-
biian,s Of the villages abandon The houses.
and run away to conceal themselves in The
woods. The churches fave hn.rTy tissue..
ted inio hospitals or stabs'' gland OF other
Of both armies, and the Who'll, 700, 20
strewn with the skeletons ef horses, shreds
Of uniforms, broken wagons, &C. e. "
II is umored that the Mexieans are ga
,hering all their fnrces 10 aitark The train
on its return 10 the capital bus IL Santa
Anna puts finger in the pie, ]. will turn
out all talk and no rider.
The same nigh, in which the American
train halted at Tejuspal,o, Gen. Rea was
encamped n, Ojo lie Aqua. place on the
road, whirh is abou. twenty miles from
Peroie. but Rea did no, dare 10 attack the
Americans, although he had been rein.
forced with all The cavalry Of General Al.
varez. ."Es..+S SO @s
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us.ls sssssy oder o. 10 Zee q Dc
Elaas. Foe ths hsisTRi Pesli.oa q De
esunaT Ibsy mhsbi'. bsing m0aliIissss
ssd difsesIl % spP<osth. sad g.sif shyness
o oommghissts wah any olhsF pserls.
Eals has been kno-n Of Asm- Thsy
a. q he sppsoseh Of whas sen. and hos
i shs bashss and dens Of Che woanlasns.
They hsse been hunted ~ Ihe csa.s
srskes lie aid bsaslE.
In sssars lhsy ace perfect pagniss.
nsser sxrerding f0sf Eeel Ioor inches ln
height. Thsy have 10 la~s. no ehleis.
40 language exespl q guiiursl elsck. and
have bsen hitherto supposed 70 Be ineA-
pale Of lssFaiag any Europesa lsaguaga
IN l.el. they are supposed 10 be the nsxs
link in The chain 70 The Ograng. They
are said 10 Iiss on whaieser lsllls game
comes 10 their say. and % prefer reptiles
and Insees Coz their daily fosd. such g
lizards. ants. and ants sgas. They live
literally in The bBsh. Dsssr providing
themselves with shelter Of any kind, and
dressing in skins Of the rSdsss coasHse.
ton. !. -.. ...a mw @a.. a@an vs.
This Bosiesmsn. nov in Boston. Is The
hr.l that has eser been brought 10 Ihas
country. Il has been tsDghi 10 sIeak .
hide Enelish. and We Baderisnd thai sr.
engagements are now being made 10 exLi
kn hin in This city. . parl Of the funds
arising Iherrlrom 90 be appropriated "a
The educ .lios Of this specimen Of nsluisis
ptod1clon-shlsesidsnIly eOnneenngIiak
between The snimsl and rational works oil
The great Crea'or. When we take into
sIe~ that he 10 . fair sample Of race oil
msn inhsb,ing our elOLe. and not .
dsaf Of that race. he 10 truly . great Gu
riosily. He 10 about eighteen years old,
three fsel slevrn inches in height. and Of
the medium stature OF his Ir.be.
Grea, snimsl propensires are develop
ed IN The iOrasuoo Of hIs head, los fore,
head. high cheek bones. small blsrk eyes,
ls, nose. small ears. color light ehoeolsls
hair black. curly. but crossing entirely
d,ffeFn, IRON The negro. starting out from
the head in lIIlle punches. leaving other
parts Of the head entirely bare; his limbs
are perfect 10 their shape. and well propo''
toned IN every respect We certainly
consider him one Of The greatest eur'osI-
ues We have ever seen: and we haze no
doub. = hsn he is announced ready for ex.
hibIlIon, no. only oil se,entIhc gentlemen,
bns The public 10 general. oil gladly avail
themselves Of the opportunity Of looking
al this specImeo Of lrUly euIinns snt
hiapulisn Iece.