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youse LADIES, READ THIS.

IN me Face Rough skin, Trecklcs and out Of si
ritsIi use bote or two Of Dr. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPA.
RII,LA Il will CLEANSE the Blood remove the freckles
and Dlotrhrs and give yo animation sparkling eyes, fine
snIrits and beautiful comple xiona Of which of i'm
tnssnse value % ussiAHHIEp IADIRa.
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ns- TAKE NOTICEl--Thc Canton Tea
Company are tile ereiusire vendors OF the superior
llark Tea called alIoWQUAiS MIxTuREp They Intro
dnced i In America In ls10-and every other person or
house protesting to sell the at all-much less
lower prieedectve the uwary the public themselves
WI perceive by comparing the spurious with the genuine
"Howqua' yended By the Canton Tea CoinpanG.
Every package I'm addition TO lis containing mn ireis,
independent Of the wrapperJ bears the stamp of
and elegance aud the Teas therein oroghy secured
from light and air, that their quality and power Will remain
nninlparei In ans climate Vi f' ts7'
CHARLES A. COMFY, Agent,
At TsMpLEMANs Book store
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LIFE INSURANCE.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
/ ~, GORNIIn.I., LONDON, AND "a, WALL STREET
NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, 100000 STERLING,
s2,5OO,OOo.

Empowered by Act Of Parliament, Wet Royal Assent
July q, lSH
"A Sari,gs Bank 1or ae Orphan and Gie Hidotc."
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PopPLEIN, ORRIcK, 4 Thomson,

POPPLEIN, ORRIcK, q Thomson,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Nh DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYE.STUffS, &c, y
Ne. 1871 baltimore Street,
OFFER FOR SALE
u 100 bills EPSON Salts 1000 ounces Q,iinne
30 bills Whiting ~ pounds iufide Potash
2 tons Ext Iog,yood 1000 pounds Iun Myrrh
20 cages Camrnelrs Shelhc ~ boxes Called Msgnesa
10 cases Liver Slieiiac 10 cases Carb, Maglesa
20 half picnl casea Gassia bags Gum Senegal
y casks Mare Ia cases Gum Opium
casks Nuiuegs Gum Arabic n
On Consignment, at afannfactrer's Prices
20 bills Glue 10 bills Copal Varnish
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7 EXTINCTION tlkE, IlFE, AND MARINE INSURANCE
Ia COMPANY inssires properly Of every description,
asains, psrs ~ Fire and WAFER Chartered BY The Lessla
W. $50 = ~ ~ !, ~OFTJGERk
4 JOHN w. Ht.ST, President
Madison d johnson, Dudley M crsJf, ss X
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MI TIE EDITOR.
ITIyN IACKc0N Eaf Editor If the Qahyuav nAnnhiI.

JOHN JACKSON Esit, Editor Ct the Railway Repnb.
snpublshed the above certificate, and remarks in an ed
To- The s,irecss o. On. TOWNSHIPS pREPARA.
TON OF SARSAPARILA appears TO be one Of the nosi
extraordinary character We ptbliah to-day Two certificates
nom the Rex Mr. White, Of Staten island gentleman
well known IN Railway Capt Mclean believes The mrdl.
ram an equally srong confidence In lis efficacy Intelligent
like these would not praise strongly what they did
shot fully believe 10 be deserving
SCR0FULA CURED.
Thls certificate conclnsvcy proves tint this SARSAPA
nlLIA has perfect control the obstinate dseases
sfthe blood Three persons cured In one house Is unpre
THREE CHILDREN
Da TowNsRsp--De Sir-I have the pleasure TO inform
YOU tt three Of my children have been cured Of the Scro
hula ny he use Of your excellent medicine They az
fred very severely with bad have taken only four
bdr II took item away, for which feel myaell under
deep ohlgaon Yonrs respectfully
ISAAC w. GRAIN, l06 Wooster street
New York, March 1, ls47. a
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WnTAIINEeHkyysAEllI NC g, .T 2
III ING FIA I. y, cAIIAN.
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nnEuMATIsM AND PILES

Il
ma rowssrNc- Dear slr--Niy wfe has been lcr save.
dl$fsns remedies obtain some relief bpt ell to r
pose shs was so sInr wss MS
together with man IN my smploy badly troubled with
lie Plss and by using mail qusn,ity o. your Sar.apa
oos n IN. her 81 edcnc and would advise all who arc
am'e " s''' cARRIr cAhRABRANT
w Market street. Newark
PRINCIPAL OFFICE ias FULTON STREET, N. yo,t
~ pR r' " X. DyorT 4 SONS GSSEsAL Aossrs, No
=, S,v,h seeoud Street, phsdelphls, Pa. W
AGENT ior washington cry, cHARLES sroTT, pHra
sIaf conner 7th street snd Penn: Avsnsss W II w ls
ES- NONE GENUINE uNLksS. rvT w ~ TUE
LARGE SQUARE BOTTLES WHICH CONTAIN a
= TOWNSEND, ArD ms sAsn sLowN y ~ stzss
~ mn. TOT = !. - ~ \.
Mn iHa irHnxsFkKs 5 r. sas b $500
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BY the arrival here yesterday of the steamship
Isthmus. Capt Baker, 20 hours from Havana we have
received files Of the Gaca the Faro fFdpsrid and the
Drr0 d. n Hariqd 70 the 2sth ult inclusive
The Gd-e'1 OF the 23d saya that the Goyernor.Cien
era has quite recovered from the effects of his fall from
bis horse some months ago The bones in his left arm
which had been terribly fractured, have completely
knit together
Nenezuela papers had been received in Havana up
% the 3Oth Of March They give amentabe deserip
non Of the ruin into which all branches OF native indus
try had fallen and the wretched state Of the revenue
consequent thereon No mention IS made Of the previ
oy reported in the eastern provinces
OF Margarita Cumana. and Barcelona.
CHILEAN papers from Valparaiso OF the Let March have
also arrived in Havana The appearance of United
states steamers in the Pacific and the continued flow
ri American passengers the lsthmus, on their
way 70 Caforna, had excited grave apprchensions in
Chill that the commerce Of that part Of the world
would become conferred In territory. The gold re-
gions bidding tsr 70 depopulae the western sds
OF the Pacific according the correspondence OF the
galr0raiso Wrcpri0 v q. Pcayune. I'd.
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4 SERIES OF Original Designs Tor Domestic and oraa
n mental Cottage connected with Landscape Garden.
ng adapted to the ne1 States illustrated by drawings OF
ground plots plans, perspective views. elevations SEE
cons and details ten numbers bound forming TIE nrss
volume-price Al; seven numbers now published On he
secund-prce 81 per numoer. This 10 undoubtedly
the most valuable work this -ct ever pabhshed 10
this country perhaps IN the world and we know not hch
most TO admire tho genius OF the author disp aged Ia
his beautiful desgus has untirns industry IN hs ssu
mates and details No architect carpeoter builder
gentleman DESTROYS OF building, should be without uas
work II Will unQuestousbiy do much 10 improve the
,ye of architecture hrough the niied Ssses as has
with unprecedented success The press through
DOT e country have been unanimous IN It's praise but our
space viii not permit 70 make esusets send ON your
orders 10 DEWITT pAN ENfOhL,
uyll eus Tribune Buildings, Nassau-st
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Thfsex.s,..in- snevo'rnt Institution had their
Aani~e-slrr meeting yesterday afternoon n the Broad
way Tsbsrnaric Tt,re we've present ~ children
tr,n P.nlaus Island 100 mall sni m equal por-on
female and tiair healthy appearalce. cleanliness ana
GOOD clothing speak more than pen could 800 % tnf TX
,ssr, manner in which fnsr comfort srs attended 20
bv The Nans-srs 81 t1s Institute Tie greatest order
Is manifest among taen. AMI at the same tine tlal l"e
rrs,.,f la,- - pho nalrr s rsi1.s thor faces tel
thstitis NOT oi that last a4ch fears more tran &C
,7,,ed-.s The ln-~ The exercises were a2elei oy
PRAYER after which
Mr. T. s. Rr-EIseHAsL a.-ls lniFe4-cei 3! l'
cf.srsnsn .a ;Lc nl.sposIron OF Hon joins y" ID
,.r. to-l .f. -1t.ence would ofefi .o2 bio lnstli
I'D ,44-ess being iaseI 10 -o sl.rr no,ic MID =
L. iil Nth tie hope n beng listener roy siaAl
Wr r. conlnuei % address ihe mee'l- n very PEA
nf manner ne ivss soFry tlat le "as not tt" % A'
more before tlsl. bug from tie sloi mess p, ..' =.
rr and In importance 81 the subject ne iff slif 10
adequate 30 tie ia-s.
Mr. Ruckingassn read Report from "i-irn ~ -Arl
the following
S.-s-r ,-c-7-i .an.s 10 - -, ~ ,.-..
Pa i,1a1 - ----... p
R-rar--i .o fr-1f-.
'.-1 ~ tbe In.-.ra-e--hsn<inr TIE frcnts oi -
. "a ~. ga the part d h.s brslle- pupils Tor ~
49, food home lli clothing mat tney receis -
~ n.y. ra--. Of TIE xsfcis-. was -1y ne ctil
H., me song ~as Haynes faylys Pl0t, sun- a
10 the snure children JOLn.ng IN the refrain.
Fear uot. 5ll ,-lst "a PEo~idence
Whsle'sr yo1r fac niay Dc"
which vas very impre.svely delivered b. NE Juven'
eacristerS
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WRITING AND DRAWING.

DEALE's GKAPHICS; Or Drawing reduced 10 lie moss
supple prime pies, intr od1cs0ry " writing aud ~ Al
the arts, useful aud ornamental
This work 10 founded the experience OF long arsuc
life IN Europe and America and 10 Tho result OF xezoQs
effort 10 accomplish the Of rendering universal The
free and correct uss oi the Pencil and Pen.
By the system 1T forth IN THIS work. writing aud Draw
ing NAV both acquired IN lees time than 10 usually do
voted TO writing slone and the study Of geography rem
dered more effective The advantages resulting nom ia
use have been satisfactorily tested In the Phiadephis
Central High school, where Il has been taught from the
establishments OF that institution pwrod of more than 10
years The work % also used In orard College Tor Or
ohsns the Public High school OF Baltimore the Public
Normal school Of Philadelphia and In many other sdn
eatiousl institutions OF high standing For sslsoy
nyI0 stis Z NJ SANrON, if Fultonst
n B-Ths trade supplied al liberal prices for cash
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Missouri ArrARs.-The C0gr.cr ~ Ea7mrr
mas dispatches from - Louis 10 the following purpor.
dated MAY
senator BENTON has Published address % the people
of Missouri in which De has taken grounds against ne
instructions oil the Legislature Tie has Declined b
uulhc dinner apt Howard (thc husband OF iAe
woman tried for murder. M CINCINNATI Killed NY gee
fuasl 20 Independence. No on the 9th inst lie also
shot apt - ward .. Three murders were commit
I'll ia this cl,y last night John Bard Was Killed by 10
Germans named Sponcmsn and Ryder Who were h-ni-
M ani between whom Bard intericTcd for the plr-
po-. uf making peace IN omnibus proprietor AaiA-'i
smith was killed hy Christian >taienze 10 quarrel
about a hnrsc. both wcrr Germans The last case
w.s that a man named fl-ch, killed by another
named uochrcg ia rght 10th o. these men were
,- Germans -Four noted thieves were arrested last
NJ Pit Will. IN thc act ui robhirr steamboat lnfir
names arc Co;tngan Young. Thomas. and DAVIS.
Rv an arrival from the Upper Missouri river W. learn
tina, there was unusual quantity o. snow "a TIE
mountains ENGov. Bocrs, formerly Of Missouri.
whites from Sonoma. California that b. has acquired
-est wealth and tina; he could not be- induced % re-
fsrn and live IN the states The number OF deaths 1y
cholera in this city during The week ending Nay :
vs. = and BY other diseases, o.
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We take Mr.. Body's questions in the order IN
which they are put
7. While the news is being set mp in the various
Offices care is taken that the posters engaged
therein DO not 20 out to communicate 1t to parties
desrous TO avail themselves of it surrepttiously
and beside it would DC difficult for any available
information to be conveyed by the compositors
unless the whole body OF them were consulted IS
esca man sets only a small part Of the matter. 1t
is not absolutely impossible, but very near IT, that
the news should be procured in that way More
over. when the news j, set mp in the day time II
is posted up on public bulletins down town at the
same time that it is delivered to those papers
which issue extras when It Is set up at night no
socculator would wish to get H. as he could not use
it til next day, when it would be OF no special ad-
vantage to him 10 have procured It to be stolen
Tie only parties who would wish to get It AZ nisnt
are news pa pers here and elsewhere not connectef
with the association. This attempt has repeatedly
been made without success.
p The news is always received here 10y the
Executive Committee OF the Association-Mr.
RAYMoYp of the Corner, sud Mr.. HrpsoS Of the
.Herald-wbo suffer no other person except the
telegraph operator to be present In the Telegraph
Oaice while It is receiving If it arrives during
the doy, they decide what part OF It shall immedi-
ately be published and themselves deliver the
same to the different papers thai part reser' ed
| for the next morning is sealed up by the Com
mittee and kept under their exclusive control tiN
late hour al night when they themselves carry
il 10 the various places Of is destination. W itn
all these precautions, we think Mr.. Body and
every body else mast admit that there Is ihe
smallest possible chance of any sach private traffic
being carried on in the matter, a Il seems was
the fashion in ls4;.
B. IS for this question, We suggest that the
Chamber Of Commerce Is the more proper quarter
% address it until they shall have answered IT,
however. We shall continue to cherish more
active reliance in the enterprise and public spirli
of the newspaper press in this onc particular than
| in that Of the Chamber. We have not yet heard
that ;hatrespectable body has done anything to 10y
| the news before the public at an early hour, and
prevent individual operators from enjoying the
advantages Of rs exclusive possession; and We
have the best reason t,r the conviction that the
Associated Press in TINS City have done p great
deal. and that without hesitation as to the cost
I. We agree with our correspondent that the
telegraph is not as perfect as it should be. though
we don't think so aw!uy Of it as be does but one
Of these days when We have two or three rival
lines over each of the great routes that difficulty
will be mended. Meanwhile, let Us make the best
Of what We have.
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American Protestant society," direction.

EDITOR TRisVsE In Your repor, Of some
fats stated by myself asst evening at the Anniver.
sry OF the American Pro,estan, Society there some
inaccuracies which beg leave 70 correct.
In ls20 the immigration tor that yoar-as compared
with the whole number of inhabitants in the country
was IN GEO or l4s part OF our annual increase.
From 80 70 1890. &c was ! in 800 or "a part
ot our annual increase
From ls3O to 1910 It was in 60, or part OF our
annual increase
IN lsls it rose to in 5 or part OF our annual in
crease.
There were about 900 added 10 our population
last year about 10000 OF whom were from tore gn
source Yours. truly, :. DAY.
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WOMAN AND HER DISEASES.

L,ROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE, adapted
exclusively 10 her instruction IN thu physiology Of her
,ysem and al the diseases OF her critical periods hg
Edward II. Dixon, NJ D. Fourth Edition. VI D.
Matter and spirit ioted siha one yoss.
Were they tslonsc, tho Law Of God we're bfoss
OPINIONS ~ TIRE PRfSS.
From the chnstsn Advocate and Jourusl
cordially rssOmmsnt tbs escsient 10 isDsif
fnsnds - II. B0sd
rot N. Ss~ fork h,or.
crsf prudent Dotlsr consult this sos si
advantage 10 herself sa5 hsl offspring Oh Bs,sisn
foofn the Ago American.
thanks Of the public due y Dr. DIos. beth fos the
sad sy-y mnb-f should read a. and usn
scot Is rontsnis 10 her cbidf-n.Dr PaffosSa.
Prom tie B0st0n Medical aus 5urrrsl Journal
- thu ADD doin< good
nv &c b. . publication '-IF J ,. Z. Snih.
Tbs fnbun@
Dr. DIoa has treated be subse in stesr-, ssfnst aud
thorough We thns will have ~ids cicaistos -"
Horace 6resify
From he Rochester Democrat
q sorh - ~-gnt "a xoo
Also, a similar Treatise addressed to Young Men.
eighth edition. ~ - -
For sale by CHARLES H. RINO,
myl0 SITS Cor OF Broadway and JOimst
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The Foreign News by Telegraph.



So ~ ~ou,n fr-et Say 10. l-i'
SIR. In your remarks today, on The subject Of
the new. by Kxprcs- and Telegraph from IaliaV you
state that IT doc. no, pay tho ncwspaPers. but that
Won did no, run tho Expires ard Telegraph ii would
a,o been done BIZ -pcculaior. for their private ad,n
,aro 20 ih- great fe.rimeni OF The public. You say
that the new. i. promptly placed by You be'or" The
world and no party has an unfair adeania-" over
another.
lJ How do you seal up the n"'y' while your types
are being arranged
% How ). il sralei up from The Press Association
when il arrives over the wires rather too carly n The
day-say % ppm, or just before tho Evening pa
per. come ont. which wiuld doubtless purion T. hd
rot pay you'
o. If .ho protection Of the public against 'I'cu.'
ors s the object. Why should tho Press bear the eN
p.,,.c. Why should not the Chamber Of Commerce
nj N,s York pav the money and reimburse them''iFe-
liz general yearly subscription from all trader- ma
tIcn ,hv mo-, tran-crbe the ncws. word for word 8-
II comes over the lines on some public Bulletin
L. les. te practice has been changed since 10. ]
feel bound 20 say that the ncw-papers 10 mot -.fe
ihc MOVE - tac public in advance OF specnl"i'is 70
who win pay for IT, 90 not know how ind eiddas
GET hold of the nc,vs. but have been frequently Of
red the noy and have al times paid for tie ncw- 90
ad ,ancc of the public
Until SOME public security il given that the practice
Of ~i7 cquuo, be- repeated there Will be great su-pi
,ion of unf.rness in my mind. Tho Telegraph may
be- made an instrument of good it, advantages are too
palpablc 10 suppose that 1t viii be abandoned on ac-
coun, of some defects IN the system Of working d.
az But the Telegraph 1t stands At present iooS
upon ~ a tyranny more dcspohc Than any tyranny
elsewhere under Heaven Its swift iron hearted r
responsible in it, action.
. -.-.......f1, T. rDUN
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FIRE IN WArTRr0wS, MAss.-A fire took
place ~ Watertowu. at 10 o'clock Thursday, destroy
Ing the harnessms shop Of T. Patten partially in.
4ured damaging a brick building belonging 10 Abel
Hunt and the grocery store OF r. w Robinson, loss
$1,000 insurance $500. Several other persons also
suffered loss ct property
SAD AcCIDFNr.-On Wednesday night, as five
soldiers returning barracks AZ Fort Henry, they
rentured u a small skin across Navy Bay the skif up.
se;, thcy were precpitated into the water and two
me; with watery grave Kingston Wing.
COLONEL BRUcE.-The Pi0t cOntrsdicts the re-
por' 81 the Canada ucwswriters thst Lord Elgin ;
brother had leif for England lie Is su At Montreal
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THE MODERN LANGUAGES

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L moleIn language
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ing. Of hsart he hsd Git fifteen "a aso when Dr
~sazer prsyed be- cd 70 ni-hi iist hey might all
-r one.
Hcv Dr. Cox 20 R--ok.yu followed After recon
-sndr- the Ci-f~ir Jr.oa. Pho or-aa 90 -ae Society
h. r-oceed o. speak % tha- f-xt 90 scripture in Rl.cl
T--r .ra- r-cu-.r,ai o. .ie RarS c, The Clurca Tie
81 announced -is coming NJ HeT Hapfis, Noe IN 'i'
country
A. b. coac.at-I l.s sh'r- allr,ss and Rev W. hrsy
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The Mayor o. the City, while deeply dePiorins
the loss Of LIE which has resulted from the man
tcnauce of the law during the past night re-
minds all the citizens that the peace OF the City
must be ma1talned
lie calls on all good citizens to sustain the Mag
istracy The Efforts OF the authorities Will be con
siderate. VIII be humane, but they ought and must
be firm.
He recommends all citizens, for some days, to
remain as much as possible within their own
dwellings, nnd abstain from swelling public as'
semblagcs, aud from all acts that tend to encour-
age the riOtously disposed.
The effect OF crowds IS TO expose the innocent
to the iaiury arising from the measures which
must be taken
TIE PEACE or TIE Cry MUST AND SHALL BE
MAINTAINED. by the whole civil and military pow
er Of the County.
1t should always be remembered that the mill
tary is but portion Of the Police of our City
compos ed Of our own fellow citizens, who are III
der special obligation to maintain the supremacy
of their own laws. c. Woodruff, Mayor
Mayors Oace. M1y n.
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THg ABDUCTION CASE AT RrcaMoSD.-The Re-

THE ABDUCTION CASE AT RICHMoND.-The Re
oablcaa ei,cs the following account Of the party now
under arrest in that city Tor attempting 10 carry az
slaves;
samuel l. smith is man p or 10 ycars oi az. We
s,incsc about feet or inches high red face hich
cheek bones blue dancing eyes, long nose' cark ches
nut hair and is rather pleasant looking man lie si
nearcd ina Court dressed a rcddlsh-ray epoded
coat OF summer goods striped vest anu eia'al' ana
cray striped pants with gold buttons IN his bosom
Whom arrested IN Tredcr ckshurs ny Lieut. Coleman
ami others be- expressed great surprise al such an event
and could not conceive for Ais lie. why he was tnu
the public highway. A;.cr being tAAcn from w
car, INTO the telegraph Office hc onscrsed uuenil VAN
fhc .u,cftors ON various subjects particularly mai OF
lf-ory tkcts and seemed to enjoy high To" ~ siT.-
until h, had nearly reached Richmond "heh ali as 81.
p,ss,sson vanished hi ewes rolled ABOUT as IL "a 't"
irbulsfion and rerorsc and despair seemed 20 nave
fastened themselves so strongly upon hn ihai ne az
,,ctr,l almost dumb IL guilty, Wei may hls io4"'u.e
have. ,orsaken him Tor before his ewes stood thousands
of rrcd citizens ready greet his return ana n'N
oas 10 visit upon such offender the scytfrsi po''
t.s of the law True no violence was offered nun o'
rcschinr the depot for citizens are orderly pcope
but under the circumstances he could not l 10 drean
tina, v,a.c,ncc which be well knew should iaA upon
the head of such an a'rocous offender.
On arriving 40 the JAIL the officers projected 20 max
their customary search when they discovered Yea up
Ia the Of his shirt tail 50 $50 note. slO Hor
two - notes and so gold, with little specie
mos, Of the notes and gold corresponding with the
money described by the negoes having beca pad oN
them 20 smith
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DroKCNs,s NEW WORK,

XIyrIL BIZ PUBLISHED ON MONDAY, May IL,
w through an made for the early sheets In
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