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WASHINGTON, Nov. 20, I848
me Stare Stsaiing Cause.-The Ne,y Cobtu.t H.

WASHINGTON, Nov 20, I848
me Stare Stealing Cause.-The Neio Cabinet-A A,
pedTanee Of the Capitoi, &c, &C.
Inc circuit Court OF this distrIct, has been occu-
pied Tor two days past In hearing the arpment !.
The case, OF "Danirl Drayton, plaintiff IN error -,
United States, defendant in error" The ,I,;n,;g
In error, was convicted at the las, term M H.
court ofstealing ertain slaves, and conveying
away IN the schooner Pearl. We gave. at,bs tim.
full report OF the case in the Hrah. The def.nd
ant excepted to Judge Crawford's declsions .aA
Twelve bills of exceptions were drawn up, and are
now being tested The Hon. Horace Mann r.
Hildreth, j. M. Carlisle and ID. A. Hall. Esars
Tor the plaintiff IN error, and Mr. Key, the dIstuc
attorney, and J. II. Bradley, ESQ, tor the United
S.ales IL would be undressing to follow the ar
guments. and we will, therefore. await the d.
sion OF the Count, when, If any important nr,nc;-
pie IS decided, we will of course publish II f''A0
we seldom complain OF Typographical mi stakes
III our le!.ers, Tor the reason that the general ac
cuIacy WIN winch they are printed is suroyising
when our internally bad pennanshp. or cb,ro''
graphy, as ltenerant professors of writing " de-
ogrse 10 can IT, Is taken into account We confess
s,tors OF the He,aId, and trust tha, bavno uo '
Them this sofco, they will pardon orr sre"
tkat f'e sentence in our letter of the pMb uyh,ay
reads, sfeaking OF Mr. Abbott Lawrence, 6 he Is
too ultra liz his views regards q nr,c,,naI
policy, was written protective pohcy,"a Serx
material difference. We never shall End III
with any stateonan. because he IS too practical.
the pity is they are net more so. There 70 aIso
transportation in The same letter which NAV ss well
De- corrected. 1t states thar Mr.. T. B. King, or Mr.
Edward Bates viii be appointed to the Nav n..
partment;., 1t shorid read 'Mrs Bates or M. r
Stevens Postmastep General. Mr. T. Butler KIM
wiz, unquestlOnablp, be Secretary of ,be Navvs:
We took stroll through the capitol mis- morn
ing. Every thing IS IN apple pie order TIE
carpets are laid. the desks vanished, ana ,hs
chairs busted. We observed few Senators and
mel bers taking survey of the scene Of their
{. field OF duty" No alteration has been mede IN.
the Senate Chamber for the accommodation of re-
porters, with the exception OF the two little plat
forms down stairs, which capable OF comfort
ably accommodating reporter each, provided
the said reporter occupies no more room than Tom
Thumb would require. The corps reportorlal will
continue 10 be stationed up stairs, where about
every other word, and no more, can be distinctly
heard We. pity some of these phonographicaI
which it Is said Father RitchIe intends
TO employ If they stuck up in the gallery; they
VIII hnd IT requires more than the mere mechani-
'al art of making heavy strokes and light strokes.
% produce " rer6afim reports
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The Cheapest and Best Place In tho City
get good Boots Shoes and Gators is .s J0NESs Ann
Calf Dress Boets 81 So second do, s. 50 Congress Boot
from s. 50 to 81; French Patent Leather Boots 81.
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Hudson, since the Opening of

CoFFEx.-There has been rather more doing in cof-
fee, and we notice sales of 1000 bags Java from lot
just arrived ut private bargain; 1900 do at 10 500
do. Rio ut to Gxc and $50 Lsguayra at @ to &c
CoTToN. The sales to-day do not exceed 500 bales,
and our inside quotations. which considered the
line Of the market, difficult to realize
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Vote Of the Western Reserve Counties In
FF Ohio.
{ whig loss 81 d dem: eain.u asa

Net WING loss sDd dem. gain IL 1855
the Reserve counties had voted as In 1874 Cass
would have carried the State by a plurality of $40
over Taylor, instead of l6,427, az at present
1t will be that the free soil party failed to carry
plurality In the Reserve mites, nd the principal
effect Of their operations have bee to
down the whg party Ito which most Of them had beer
State.
Mahonipg county principally taken from Trumbull
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NEW ORLEANS OPERA COMPANY, AT THE sTUYvE
sant Institute Broadway, afew
every EVENING EVENING This week hs,sra swain j. G. COLLINS
ford most respectfully the Ladies' and Gen.
uemen OF New York, that they have returned from Eucy
where they have been giving their for hs
a last two year.. to large and aPpsnlns audiences
ingon before the Prsidnt Mr. Clay
etzen they Natter themselves that their will surpass
any thing Of the hind which has appeared series enter
WI commence at the above room on Monday evening
eperao music in Ethiopian characers For particulars see
bills The day Doos open o'clock concert Commence az
3. Admittapce rs cepta ~
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CT0PPANl HALL. CORNER OF BROADWAY AND
- Waller street, will soon cose.-T. Grain 4 Co.'S
Grand Moving Panor,Ms Of Mexico. Illustrating tho Pic
turesque and Romantic Scenery of that
Try and the glorious Campaign Of the American Army.
under tho command Of General Winfield Scott from the
Of the American flag tho Halls Monteaumss now e1
hbng every evening and the afternoons
Saturday During the passing Of the PICTURE
lecture will Be- delivered BY Captain r. A. Carter late Of
New FORK Volunteers, who participated in all battlsa
Door, open a. O'clock The picture win
children under ten years Of half po
be secured at the office from till H. and from till Liberal
terms made with schools
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1000 Over Coats, Rich Lining, to 10
dollars 100 Coaks 81 to &l2 60re and rock Coats French
cloth aud trimmings 81 to $l Pants fancy oassmees
- Vess 80 cents to $3tsse all unredeomed pledges
eeh from auction great bargans Is Suit Store Nas
mu and Boekman streets
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The Plumbe National Daguerrean GalIe-
H the upper Broadway Murray street.
visited BY all who have not done being far the
resting place Of the kind in the world you
win say that correct
Knox Is Daily Besicged by Ladies Flock
ing after his spen did Nu The rushing aftor his
model Bats and the boys after his Caps 2s Fulton street
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KInooom from foreign countries during the month
eu0ns Ostobex 1ooh, nd that duty was paid, In
the 50 speee o. time, 5os55 arters an that
there remained in bond that day 2;2fol qr.rtrs.-
The inports OF four for the same ii ue wer 1859
cwt; duty was paid on 1S1.674 cwt., and there
remained in bond that day So $40 cwt or other arti
Giles, the importations were on the same extensive
SCALE and the total quantity Of grain entered for home
consumption, during the month ending Oct TO- was
1l40l55 quarters Since that time up to the latest
dates the arrivals have been large and 1t was the i'm
preston that the next official returns would show
greater Importation, particularly of wheat, from the
10th Of October to the 9Th Of November than 1t was
from the 9Th Of September to the 10th of October
much, and 1t is question If they be mantainei
at points ruling at the date Of the last report. We
depend at this moment great deal upon the foreign
demand for our breadstus and If prices in England
should sink below shipping points, aggregate
exports would be mere bagstelle, and foreign
trade would soon roll up heavy balance against u.s.
Our imports beyond CONTROL and are not regu
lated by exports; the former may, therefore, con-
tipue large while the latter becomes reduced to the
smallest amount.
The movements in breadstaGs, within our limits
have this season been quite active We annex state
ment exhibiting the receipts at tide water and down
the Hudson river, during the past season.
REcKIrTs OF BREApsrUrrs AT TIDE WATER AND Down
THE HUDSON RIVER, 1913.
Flour, Wheat, Indian
bhs. bush Corn.bush
Receipts down the Hudson river s4sl IoSsSS I6ssii
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726.l0l s9s.673 $500,

1t will be seen that large per cent of the receipts
of these items at tide water has been attracted
other parts Of the coantry. Most of 1t has proba-
bly, gone into the New England States, but the
table shows that our receipts down the river are
much less than those reported at tide water. The
receipts of -four at this port last year. down the
were up to the 9th of March, 27s7 567 barrels an
amount nearly equal to the aggregate receipts at tide
water thus far this The falling off in the re-
cepts down the river Of wheat and oorn this year. has
been nearly fifty per cent it will, therefore, be seen
that the supply for shipment has been all through the
season, and still continues to be- limited compared
with that Of last year.
The annexed statement exhibits the amount of tolls
received at each office on the Wabash and Erie Canal
Indiana, in each of the past two years -
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A ERADICATION TO TIE MUSICAL, PUBLIC-e. "

a CARD-CAUTION TO TIE MUSICAL PUBLIC-G "
Swaine bone casanet player and b.njo Of the New Or
leans sercnaders aey returned from tour
through Europ) and performing evening
Their notice at the Stuyvesant Institute Broadway his
duty to the public and himself respectfully them that
e alone is the sole of the celebrated
drums hoIss races and battle field Mr. O. Swane would
nave called the attention Of the public IL the
henes ard humanity conduct Of number would mtaors
who not satisfied with copying Mr. a. Swaine in
particular have also the bare 10
to deceive the public BY claiming the originality Of rtan
the honor introducing for the ladies and gen
emen Of New York month ago. the Bowery Theatre See
nj |
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This increa.e is equal to about nine and half per
cent. There has been Improvement in the receipts
at each Office but not to that extent anticipated early
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %, 1913.
RoTdies--Sud Deafh--A Rencontye-A Dis
pensary for the Poor, &c.
gang OF rowdles has recently sprung into ex-
is,ence In the south western borders of the city
which promises soon to rival the celebrated Killer
gang OF Moyamenslng. great many outragos
committed in that vicinity have been laid to their
charge, and the poor victims of their violence and
plumber have been so terrified by their thre alta
that they do not dare to complain TO the proper
authorities.
Mrs. Sweeney. a respectable widow lady of
Southwark, who taught school as a means of
support fell dead this morning. In the midst OF her
little flock.
A strange rencon,re took place last evening, IN
Front street, below South, In which lady was the
aggressor. She having some cause OF complaint
against young man who she thought had trifed
with her affections, assaulted him with knife,
nfcung slight wound in his iace; he prevented
further violence by hasty retreat.
dispensaiy has been estab ished IN the district,
havlrg for Its main object the supplying Of the
destitute inhabitants of the miserable dens
with medicines, the want Of which ssnds
hundreds to the grave every winter If the cholera
visits us, this district will doubtless contain the
first case Of that awful maady, and the means Of
medical aid being thus placed within their reach,
may render its raysges trifling, compared with the
last infection.
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CMlTn,s MINsrRELs ARE AT THE NEW ROOM. 49,

CMITHS MINSTRELs ARE AT THE NEW ROOM ss2
- Broadway next door to the Broadway TeatreConcert this
EysrinS commencing ct eciook-Ths director Of smi
Smith, has the pleasure OF introducing
public OF New York composed Of the accessible
talent the country embracing the the troops
taken the New Room one Of the most b.aut and eOmmodus
bis concerts everything the shape Offensive vugarity
Ameng other well known and talented muscans singers
his company are D. O. Abbott late director Of Chrsys MIN
streE Carter late OF Campbers Ansre's G. Sswsli
late director Of the Sable Hnrmon Concert Every
irg during the week 1t o'clock Doors open O'clock An
Pm, - ~ ~~-@
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BALTIMORE, Nov. %, 1913.
The Butler Divorce Cdsc--San Pedro Erped,t;o,.-
Booth-Modame B,shop-Ho! for California, &c
The Fanny kemble Butler divorce case attracts
much attention in this city, as 1t doubtless will
throughout the country. At the time they married.
Il was thought by all to be an ill-assorted match.
and, it her statement is to be relied upon, It has
truly proved one. In reading her state ment it will
strike every one with surprise, that the most spl-
rted personator of Catharine on the stage, should
have found Petruchio, IN real life, with the nerve
capable of so crushing her indomitable spirit.
The company formed some years since in this
city. and which has sent out severa lsuccessfu ex-
petitions to recover the Treasure sunk in the Spa
nish Nam, In the trgate San Pedro, yesterday des-
patched another vessel, with diving bells, and all
the necessary apparatus. In three previous expe-
ditions they have recovered about $50. 600 in
Spanish dollars, but there is still supposed to be
two or three millions IN the wreck besides largo
quantities ofJewels and plate.
Booth play ed Hamlet last night, at the Museum
to q crowded house. His reading and acting are
still excellent, though his voice has failed HIM
much.
Madame Bishop had good and fashionable
house last night
jeremiah Hughes, one of MaryIand's ancient CT
tlzens, died, In this city, yesterday. He was for
many years editor of the Annapolis Republican,.
and printer OF the State, and succeeded Hezeklah
Niles In the publication of Nues' Register.
Quite strong party - raising In this city for
he gold regions They number about fifty at pre-
sent, and propose TO charter vessel to carry them
selves and families out. The only difficulty seems
10 be 10 Obtain money sufficient to carry them out.
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"A Htehcock, Manager Splendid performs ry
ing at ~ afternoon at and evening harast ococs
Monday November 27th?he original Con- Toa being
on his way South has ented open
for f days and will give e entire IsrOrman
Weuen Yankee Comedian The cable Brothers sup rb
and talented band Of Negro sr Dancer Morri
Miss Iesie Hghsnd Namncth Boys Living Orrng Outsne
d hs RSIsy inant yss'rs Wax Scripture sta.y Ma
extra charge OF 70 cents Admiration the whole Including
Museum Performances &C. Chdrea under 10 years
oaee and old enough to walk alone I'm
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STEAMSHIP UNITED STATES FOR HAvRE TUESDAY
~ Dec 6th-ln consequence OF the On Ger
tain descriptions OF exports from France ceang dag
OF the the States have
mined to dispatch for avre direct Tuesday @ and
from Havre Friday Goth December Passage ayre SEQ No
berth secured until paid for For freight passage apply to
G.. n, MARSHA In. I,uri
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M EDlCAL CARD-DR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED ON
I all foIH OF private with that which
tnsye practice OF nearly thirty years must warrant Recent
Affections particularly gonorrh he in few days
lures deemed neurabe BY othe yield to his improved method Of
treatment To those suffering from the effects OF habit
he pom perfect lie prepaid attended to- See his
london diploma. in bis office. Nil1 Fulton street.
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DRRALPH, AUTHOR or THE "pRAorICAL PRIVATE

- Treatise &c., % Greenwich strSooice hours
NJ toundsy exoeped These who apply in the ati1
will 30 Carrsed ST the rapdy and little ycneUes
attending hOir 1t is chiefly however those who
cret from cer'sn class people who properly appca
his servicea In structure from It's rst incpor more
advanced and osressiny stsges from
and extensive praotice be afford rapid
rsdos which, he has ground stating can ohtar 81
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IJOLYpAY GOODs-FREDERICK A. wOODWORTu. NO.
$50 bndway opposite the Theatre has by the late
ayre packets his usual supply OF rich Fancy Articles Tor oy
day prescnts to which he invites the attention Of purch
ses The selections have been made with the
BY the same tasteful and experienced agents In Paris who
for upwards Of thirty have with this essb
thmsnt and the purchases In all for cas Ths
ssrsnsns comprises new stys Of Work noass Dressing C.s
vaes Fine ronses coloed Ware Mechanical Tsbleaux
40 and all tho novelties Of the ssasoa. ~
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- and Prince rtreet.Jobn Tryo and Coio0rN Thompson
Mapagers-1hurcfsv evening Nov DGdsein, tS Vice Of
Clowns will lead he ce1nc meDtGrand eahe % eight
hortes the Retreat of the Arabs Pictures
by The Swiss Brothers. Dissocaon and Pytuug FesS by sor
Bh Still Vaultint Superb CLASSIC Po and Groupings b.
Masters lille and charley assisted by M Nixon ties o!
the SILVER Shower PERFORMED BY children AMI Mr. Carroll two
horses Ground and lofty Tumblig by tic troupe; WASHERS
Of Olympia, by the roupe Of 81 Boxes 90 .sut
Upper Circle, 25 oents CHILDREN half price.
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C.nANERAU's NEWNATI0K.AL TafATRE. roRNtRLY

~ Chatham. -Nhursday Evening Nov. u,,,,,l,
an entirely new rymento tale Of ehvalry entitled rYrN
nald dc Lp,y Mr. Mcfarland; Sir Ed mind
Wilton ur Rieharsor; winmkn 0uzae Mr. Burke; Wild Nan
OF the Mountain NJ CanheId Bertha nrs Woodward After
which TIE KING AND I-Pern Pefnch Mr. C. Burke; Tr
william Melroee Mr. Tilton; Jehe hiss MESSENGER TO oou.
cude with the romantic drama Of tho SPIRIT or THE wa
IERS-Sir Hnldshranc Mr. McFArand Rudolph Mr. Pardey;
ondine Miss r. MesaysE Onda MS herwood Doors open
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nR. RALPH'S PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE, on the
- nature symptoms progress consequences remedies aud
cure Of the genital organs including masurbaton structure dis
resembling venereal fgven other work. &c,
adapted every individual of both Ths the truly
useful work the subject written in plain language re-
cpes for all medicines faithfully gven ,is intended prso
ony useful to every In eyory place. 5 edition. aa pSes
Price ST. May DO had Of the suthor 50 Greenwich
mailed free by Also OF
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CoLLYERS CLASSIC MUSEUM, S2BROADWAY-OPEN
~ every evening this week. Performances at TX
pr Golfers original Artists in their celebrated Living TsbeSnx;
NE Neiss will perform ten different Instruments at one
time An efficient Orchestra. Illuminated by Drummond
Lights Programmes changed every evening. Admission Is
cents-parquette, 80 cents
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DARK rHEArRE-THya'$oAY EVENING, NOV. 9rH:
the snssr,anm'1ts will a s .1 PsSoo
~ C. " csracn s0Sh0ps, . cssa1d' G. NJ,
M Flatct az. Timocs. NJ, Shaw Irus Mas Flynn
g, M, w.ss
Mr. A. Andrews Honorable Mis- Myua n.rx p .aye %
Dress Circle cents Family Circle 90 cents opp ~ n.S
eents Pit N11 cents Gallery, l2k Door. 'p'n - "
past : performance to commences At 7.
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MO CURE NO PAY.-pR CoRRIIm 10 DIANE q


member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London Be
consulted in treatment Of delicate diseases No matter how long
may have had gee ulcers the body in The throat
pains in the head and bones of tho gs practice Of
fureen years devoted Diseases enables Dr.
the form this disease Recent cured In four
No mercury used Structures cured in two weeks with
scarcely pain Those individuals who have INDUCED
certain habit positively be restored to health
society N B. Strangers cautioned to be deceived Dr.
Cobbe has not removed Remember 10 Duane Opposite
DR. Johpsens "
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Court of Appeals.

. Mahonips county was principally taken from Trumb
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M ECnANICs' HALL, NO 472 BROADWAY. BETWEEN

Iva Grand and Broome streets on Moud,v o.,
3D. and VIII continue every night until further
week OF inc 70 opening Tho orgnaand veil known aISTY
MD sTKELS (orsnnised In ls!2l THs FIRST 10 BAsMO
ME- NEGkO MELODIES AND DR.GI GATORs or rae
PhhbMNT fOPULAk STYLE OF ETHIOPIAN ENTER
IAInsLNIs whose concerts in thus city for period
mage have the honor Of announcing ladi.s aud
New York anc vicinity that tboy will gvs seies of thcr
Choruses Charae,erse Dances &c. Admission Doors
open att Concert will commence at O'clock An Afs,rronr
Concert every Saturday commencing Mt o'clock r. nndar
che pement and direction of H. AN ~ - - V'
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nor CALIFoREIA-TO CAPirALIsTS-A NUMBER OF
capable and energetic Young Men, character and respeoa
ty nave formed into company Irisng Jewell
iers and other arsans for the Of
a desy to commence operations in the newly dis
securing lucrative investment aiding Ia ths outfit can re-
ALI hia ofico
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ERuPTIoNS OF TIE SKIN, RHEUMATISM &c.-NRa
Sarrois su phur ths ests bshed 1926
others for the of all diseases the Persons a d
uent, 35i Broadway.
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CoAIr-I AM DISCHARGING, EVERY DAY TIL, WEEK
~ tho best red ssh low prloe delivered from
beats; Nut ~ ~; stove ard elF 50 20 per ton.
PETER CLINTON King and Green vich streets
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MO CURE, NO Pay DR. C0BBEfT, OF b. ANN ST.
IN informs private diseases that he has removed
10 the above number he continues TO be consulted
gonorhoas glee tctures buloe seminal debiiy& Re- Dr.
C The result Of IL years experence) induces an env
ous competitor with two vious ahases to deny
his removal visit from those acquainted with Dr. G. will
prove the faiaty OF this assertion.
NeeLOvERIs CONSULTED DURING TAE DAY AND
~ evening at his ofce No Ann street. (now No ~ in
dut and protacted OF delicate diseases that
have bsfsd the skill Of ply soaps experience His EN-
trsot Copavia no. may be bad at hs eon
Private entrance through the entry 10 the once door,
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nR WHEELER, 0CuLiST, 20 GREENWICH STREET
deyots his exclusive attention to diseases
0phthamio Surgery Csaracts removed In ten daya hout
pain on principal and sight restored Artificial Ewes for
slo ana neefed Olce hours from A. n 10 O'clock n
Retorenoea to the first families IN the oity ~
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I'VE AND EAR-DR. POWELL DEvOTEs HIS ATrEN
A ton eselu,yeS to diseases Of the =, and Ear @
way entrance Ia warren where be had his the
Eye Price o0cents also his self acting eye strength
ening the cyea Artificial eyes just inported
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n REATEsT SPORT or THE Seasonal PURSE OF
SD to BE- walled for bndfoded Friday LIST the
Red House, ut o'clock Entries made Mt the Red nnss m
the same day. Entrance for the Purse, 81 each. v.
CARD pRorEcTIoNbUAH OF NEWARK ATTACH
~ ed to Engine Co. No ~ desire to their thanks 20 tho
ieerson Bes of New York Capt Tndae generous and
hospabe reception extended them while their visit to New
fort the nth inst, and for the many courteous
received by them on that occasion.
D.J. CAMFIELD. !
A