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week. g. MAUPIN, N. d.,
Aug ll-sw6w Dean Of the Faculty.
New Music.
JUST RECEIVED store
Of i2h the following
n music which viii be sold At our reduced pcear cents
page. VIM FISCHER.
band
The Nova Scotia waltzes; BY Winerbotfom.
Six Easy Rondos designed young by
g. Czerny
Russian "Far Mnkap with variations by r.
x. Chuatal.
Six Amusemcnp Elesinte by Chas. voss.
Rosa Lee, with variations; BY Chas. Grobe.
Mary blame, do do
I.uclia Polka; by
The Aurora Waltz, for guitar, solo.
La Gazza 1adra, antae composed by Henri Rosselen
When Morang beams III think Of heean admired song; by
Geo y. Benkeu.
When Others strive win my Smiles composed BY Geo pellak
Merry Gp-y Gin for guitar; compo-ed
Glover.
The Placid Lake, for the guitar; composed by NJ
Oct II
pIBAsD lsces, gisps, buttons, have Just
IL ccived choice lot Of fall
the attention Of the ladies specially invited dband
Paris embroidered and neck
Brocade and super
Fine Fauze and emp
Fancy Z.
Colored embroidered yeivets
Narrow trimmings
In gimps and buttons,
G lsaar inch shs cable gimp
Jacqaercd. imperial, and zephyr braid
Barrel, net daisy, and roche but,,ns
large OF and ce flowers and
caps, handkerchief ard general variety OF ancy articles
Also large assortment OF lace goods Of various qualities and
patterns. J. u. 4 A. TATE,
Oct 1O--eo3t Successors TO J. T. h &. King.
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con,ni..ionsr q me General Lana once.

Every person entitled nsht Of prs.mp any Of The
within towns and townships above enumerated
required establish e same 70 NE ssti.sc,o o. ,he register and
a. amer seeing This bsce before day appointed
public Of lands embracing
forfei
go - ~. ~ ~ 1900. J. BUT1sRRFIELD,
=, t Commissioner Of hs GenersiIss once.
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RHETORICAL Collections OF Virginia, containing q
III interesting facts traditions, Biographical
sketches anecdotes &C. relating % To- history and antiquities 10
geographical and statistical descriptions which 10
appended Descriptive District OF Co
ubia 100 Henry Howe;
History Virginia,
Europeans the time, BY Robert Howson yolnmss For
sale b. 49, FRANCK TAYLOR
2.
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VIfATMANs Drawing Psper.-w. FISCHER, imporsf
and dealer superior stationery parchnen Rodgers euus
received, from
following all Of which constantly for whole
sale o retail Ut statoners' Hall. t N
Cap size, - 10y 70 pches DENY, Is by 20 inches medium IL
By % inches royal 10 by - inches supeoys 10 BY inches
Imperial elephant ~ Inches Columbia
BY IS inches double elephant q BY 70 inches aquansn BY
inches. tt't lsf 7.f July ID
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A PPLETONs Railroad and Steamboat Companion
"A being Travellers Guide through the Northern Middle, and
States, Canada, New Brunswiek, and Nova Scotia u1
ted with 20 maps STEEL and IS engraving
book Travellers through the United
embelhed with lbs engraving, and accompanied BY large
aud accurate map.
Guide for Travellers through the United States with
a large and map
Dsnnels Railroad, Steamboat, and Telegraph Boob pnes -
cents, with map. FRANCk TAYLOR
.ra
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EUITARs.-wILLIAM FISCHER has hand great variety
Of plain and ornamental guitars with and
FIAT heads, with without cases. nj prices rom I'VE 20 my seha
Also, constantly hand pianos from the celebrated manu-
cturers, volns, flutes from eight keys caone hsoen
ff accodeons and hunar with the improved instruction
book for each instrument
W.
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United states D,.,r,ct court.


ssrrrspsR The september term of the c1urt CON-
menc'd this morning. Grand and petit j.ries yDre
sworn after which the petit Jury discharged uil
Tuetjay neat wbtn the regular business ~ tie terri,
will be taken up. The following the OF the
grand juror = Elias @. Drake, foreman; william b.
Collins Arrest tinck, John y. Gasner Francis Lamb,
Daniel b. Tucker. stephen Valentine Jacob Wander
peel jr George Valentine John d Martin Peter Ster-
wat james Cameron william Foley, James H. Chap
man Thomas II. Chalmers, Jacob Brush, Darius OAR
ling. aud Charles o. Foote
Ills HoroR charged the jury briefly. lie called their
attention TO the calendar, upon which he sad there
were but few cases, consisting OF msdem.anors aud
offences committed on the high seas-principaly a.
saults With dangerous wesrons ssd cruel aud unusual
punis uept one OF larceny one OF violation II
the Poet Ofce Laws by fsionousy obtaining packet
from the Poet Office and one Of larceny at West Point
which place will the jurisdiction Il the United
States His Honor then pointed out the several acts Of
Congress uuder sbich those offences we're ooguzable
He tad the United states District Attorney would be in
attendance them and would give them any iastruc
ton they might require The Grand Jury retired aud
soon after adjourned TO rhurtday next. The court
was then adjourned TO Saturday next, when, II any
cause IL ready, his Honor will hear IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-05
BY THE M AILS.
CITY Intelligence.

FrRE-A nre broke out At No 7 Battery Place. caused
by the bursting Of camphens lamp, about o'clock
trihing damage.
FIRE Monday, about o'clock in the afternoon,
FIRE broke out in the wooden house in the lot
No 223 18th street. caused by small boys making
matches. Damage trifing.
The THIRD REGIMENT (HussARs)-Two troops Of
the third regiment (Iussars) proceeded to the Red
House, Third Avenue. yesterday in stable dress for
field day. The commanders OF these two troops are
Captain Jage and Captain Sullivan. The parade vas
highly creditabe to these two troops of Of the
finest regiments in the service regiment which Colo
mel Postey has done much to render ornament
well defence Of the country-decus ct tamen. The
cavalry IL that Of our militia that is defec i've
and the same observation applies TO the United States
troops and we therefore, always glad to rec ca
yalry par AIDES No infantry earth beat the in.
fantry of this counry but fear that is than
BIZ said for our cavalry in It's present state. The
attention has not been paid to the development
OF the noble qualities OF the American horse for
purposes, nor for the training OF the horsemen Col
Postey however has evnced all the zeal Of soldier in
this matter and trust his example will be uuiver
sally followed We have men aud horses equal to any
earth. All that is wanting is the practical appca-
tion Of military science.
New METHODIST CHURCH, WuLIAMsBuReH-Th
corner OF the Third Methodist Episcopal Church
In South Fifth street, Williams burgh laid yester-
day afternoon, at o'clock by the Rev. DR. Heditch,
Secretary Of the American Bible Society. The tite Is
central and convenient There was large number In
attendance, and prayer was offered up and hymns
sung on the solemn occasion An appropriate sermon
also preached. The pa tor who is 10 have charge
OF the congregation is the Rev. Mr. James.
THE AMERcAN INsTIIpTE-FAsMERs' CLuB.-Yester-
day the Club met at the repository of the nstitute
1851 broadway when the subject Of grasses and hay
discussed. Seeds from China distributed among
the embers.
tbs EvRorrAr AMERICAN. We have seen the third
number Of weekly Journal under this tile pub
lithed at Spruce street, New York. in English aud
Italian and edited by Sgnor q. +. Secchi do Cssali
In noticing this Journal depart from usual rule
for weekly papers spring up in this city like those
sects of u day called ephemer,dp and die rapidly
The E,rouean qnertean however Is journal that va
would not willingly die, and hope may obtain all
the support it deserves.
UEKNowr MAN DRowSEp.-Ths coroner yesterday
held an inquest at the Third ward station house on
the body Of un known who in endeav orr ng to
jump from the ferry beat the previous evening ut
the foot of Courtandt street fell into the river and
drowned He Is about As years Of age dressed in
q blue cloth coat, satin vest aud gray pautaoons.
From the marks y found ia his pocket 1t Is
supposed his name Is +. g. Jackson 7lst regiment.
Verdict, death by drowning.
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Marine Affairs.

We, the undersigned passengers on board the United
States all steamer Washington have resolved to pre-
sent to Captain Floyd slight token sf respect,
and to convey Herewith our sincere ack nowledgs
ments for his gentemanly bearing aud general anxiety
for comfort while on the passage from Southamp
ton to New York and also, approval Of ths general
arrangements Of tho ship during the said passage The
following gentlemen, viz; Mr Kynasha kynaston, Mr..
Davenport, and MIR Vail are appointed to purchase
and present to Capt. Floyd silver cup, value SlO0,
bearing the above sentiments T.. X Kynaston, T. ID.
ID Davenport T.. s. Peet l.. l. Vail, 4. y. Pargood,
VIM. Carter, VIM. Constable, Henry " King, f. Hicks,
A. II. GazEsn, /. A Petersen.
LAuscu.-To-day, at eleven o'clock, A. NJ, will be
launched from the foot Of Third street. East River,
the steamer Gold Hunter, built by Mr. A wssiervelt
for Cant
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BY TELE r APH.

MONTREAL, September 4, 1849
There have been four deaths by cholera in this city
since our last report, and six In Quebec.
BosroN, September 4, 1S4o.
There have been nine deaths by cholera in this city
since yesterday report.
In Lowell, during Saturday, Sunday, and Monday,
ten deaths by cholera occurred.
ALBANY, September l-P M.
The Board Of Health report three new cases and
three deaths Of cholera during the twenty four hours
ending ut noon this day.
ROCHESTER, September 4-P M.
Four deaths by cholera occurred in this city yes
favd
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Court Calendar for This Day.
,onNos PLE.s.-Noe ~ to 81, inclusive, ~.
The Dollar weekIy uersis.

We commenced, yesterday, the publications Of the
Dsti~ Weekt Hsroid, TO which have called the at
tention Of our readers and the public and shall con
tnue II regularly. issuing IT every Monday afternoon
II viii sontsn all the intelligence Of the week, that
does not appear In the Weekly Herald aud will form,
We think very interesting and cheap sheet for
try sirepstiOn will be regularly mailed To all parts
Of the country, Of dollar per spnpm, payable In
Adyapsa
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Notice TO the pub.,e.

hr Gcpougall. who, we learn, had collected a nr
ssrption for the Herald In Canada has called and ma
over the money handed to him BY the proprietor
the hotel In Montreal lie states that he did n,
assume to be our agent but acts In that capacity q
another paper. Mr. MeD. Is not In our emplor
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Or. s. Jackson, q. 4. W. ID. Harrison, u. g ship
rortsmouib; y. X. Murray, ". sFN J. d Canoe
snd fsmily, Philadelphia aud Dr. Samuel Jackson,
Philadelphia among the arrivals yesterday ut the
Amerirsn Hotel.
Mics Davenport; Gen. Totten, Major Ramsey. Major
yesett. and COLONEL Taeott. u Army; r. q Grimm,
" n Navy; Hon John W. Bots, Virgins; Hon II. L.
CHnemsn, North 'arolins Colonel w. n, Heliett and
faniIy, and r. Steele, ks1 New Orleans; Captain
g. W. Floyd. steamer Washington; Captain y Hsllett,
racket CO. Of the West; Philip Ailen frOvdsncs;
w. q Dey Ermaod, Albany; and Major wiitberger,
Savannah, wee among the arrivals yesterday at the
Astor House.
A lump Of gold worth s2.lso, was found near Char
lotts. ~ C.. A sb.rt time sipsA
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"plans" and magnificent Schemes" Of social re-
form. They cannot condescend to the charity
which bestows dollar or loaf of bread.
There is one way-broad, open, palpable, manly
in which the United States can, at this moment,
render to Hungary more efficient aid than can be
estimated in dollars. Need we say that we allude
to the immediate recognition of Hungarian indie
pendence by the cabinet at Washington The
people of the United States have fully declared
their opinions and their wishes on this sub
iect With voice, the American republic
has demanded the recognition of Hungarian in
dependence. In the name of freedom and the
human race, why is the fulflment of the expec-
tations of people thus delayed? 1t is all idle
to talk of the law of nations as interposlng OBJ
stacles to this action on the part of our govern
ment. The nationality Of Hungary has not been
destroyed. Her name has not been obllterated
from the roll of the independent powers of the
earth. She is now battling for the preservation Of
her freedom-not TO establish for the first time,
name for herself, as an Independent nation. Nu-
merous examples in the diplomatic history of re-
cent times, furnish presidents for our recognition
Of the present Hungarian government. That Of
Texas is fresh and memorable instance. We
again call upon the cabinet at Washington to do
their duty. Let minister be sent from this
government to Hungary at once. Let diplomatic
relations be instantly established between the two
countries. They one in feeling-in sympathy
in opinion. Let weak, vaclllatlng, tmid policy,
rob the Hungarians Of that which would, at this
moment, exercise the most prodigious influence for
good, not only upon their cause, but the cause of
human liberty throughout the world. This Is the
only practical way in which to give aid to Hun
gary. "Grand patriotic funds are mere moon
shine. 1t is the right hand of America grasped in
hers for veal or woe that Hungary needs, and
which she would have had ere now, were the
cabinet at Washington faithful to the President
and the people.
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ples assortment 81 Dressing Cases. Fancy Cvtlerv Po,,
mantesus end al articles belonging the Toilet an
scribers sores. H ard 81 Broadway The Dressing -,
are msde of the most durable material pttern s.n.
Ing articles 81 ecrvtnsnt sire and real utility In die MO-
hey .s severally sesigned. o. SAUNDERS 4 SON
lH broadway. tcor. ofLherty - y and 3s7 lroaswsv
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LATER FROM BERMUpA-We have received our
files Of the Royal Gosei,e, published at Hamilton,
Bermuda, to the 2lst uIt. The following are the
only lfems of interest, which we find in the Ga
sefte OF the 2Ist -
The steamer Ospray, Captain Sampson, arrived at
st. Georges about III o'clock on Saturday morning
last from Halifax, with the English mail OF the 4th
August, brought out by the steamer Hibernia. in n
passage of % days. The mails we're landed la less
than Ia days from the time OF their leaving Liverpool
the shortest time record by any route.
The Great Western. Captain Woke, arrived from
New York on Thursday morning last, aud sailed on
Sunday, 70 ST Thomas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-05

ssspins the choice selection Of Drcrs Combs at N. subs
btr store-the variety beyond all doubt the rreatet In
sty among which gill he found the open chain patt.rr
much admired Also be sbtapsd every article anns
taining TO the toilet. j. SkffNprPq W
81 broadway, between WALKER ari wsit. st,..,.
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~ THIS CITY,
MAyoR's OvvIcR,
NEw YoRK, September AZ n.
The Sanitary Committee Of this city report II deaths
Of cholera having occurred during the last a hours
Of which were from hospital and in private prss-
ties. rr-.r-.. 10 rr.r
OFvIsK ~ BOARD OF HEALTH Sept 4, 1e49
Since yesterday, there reported to this oiice
six fatal eases Of epidemic chslera.
CHARLES g. J. GOODRICH,
Physician Of the Board
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Subscribers In this city, Brooklyn, Williamsburg
Ss,ssy Ivy NC NC are nov assured that the Hero.
viii be delivered at their houses and stores AZ or bef
sfx every morning Those who do not receive n an
requested TO ney us Of the delay, and IL shall at ono
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CHARLESTON, s. c.. Sept. 4, 1s49.
Husknson has been elected Mayor Of the city, by 21x
majority. (Our despatch then says that the "whola
ticket is elected" but whether WING or democrat
does not state)
The steamer Falcon touched on the bar on Thursday
night, received her mos, and twelve passengers and
proc eeded on her VOYAGE
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The Secret ExPedltiOn-Thc Force At RoanSl
Island Warned to Dispense.
Vermont Election.

SPRIsGFIELD, MASS, Sept. 4-SPM.
line from our correspondent at Brattleboro', an
nounces that George Newman, (whig) is elected
preventative FROM that town. He had 273 votes another
whig had CO the free soil candidate a. scattering s.
The State ticket was not yet counted but thought
to be whig-a relative gain.
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Malls for Eurou~

The steamship Canada win leave this port o.
noon, for Ialifsr ssd Liverpool Her mails will elo
at ten o'clock. this morning The Bseliy Herald vi
be published ct nine O'Clock
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BowERY THEATRE, Bowsy.-wERNER-SHor IN THE
NyE
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway. LUCIA DI LAM
hERhooR.
EIBLo'S GARDEN, Brosdway.-vILLAoE DocroR-
DovsIE BEpDED ROOM.
-SBHiNY.
MECHANICS HALL, CHRs1Y's NISsrRELs--VoyAsE
HuaIoAL.
CASTLE GARDEN-GRAsp VOCAL AND ISsrRuAEN-
sAL PROMENADE CONCERT
CHINESE MUSEUM, Sss BrOadwAy.-rrOm Q A. NJ 10
wr. N.
New YORK, w Wednesday, september 5, IsA9.
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81 all gentemsn Of taste aud discrimination the model
unusual tleSance and the material ~ the greatest
nN numerous on-of-town customers vii ind his
.eht now complete. GENIN. 2ii broadway.
opposite ST. Pauls Church,
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The public interest In this expedition continues to
increase daily. Whatever may be It's destination. -
whether Cuba, Sierra Madre, California thn al,
IL pretty well ascertained aud that is that Il Is
bona fde enterprise and net sham many supposed
There highly respectable at the head Of IL,
several Of them officers Of the United states Army.
Last evening pursuant to adour nment basty meet
ing held and immedis after adjourned til this
s,snipg-after the officers collecting the enlisted in
groups In the OF the room wing them in
structions Intended oply for their own ears II is
stated that they adjourn 10 other places, retired
and that this public meeting Is but cover; though
uusktts and bayonets may be occaiopsly seen there
IL IL quite evident indeed that Il not In Lafayette
Hall the busncss Of the expedition is really done. IL
A. done outside We have ntcerancd that hfteen hum
drtd have been al eady enlisted Of which dve
pAiiss have set out-Dope can tell ~hers One thing
has been sseertain.d aud hat s that they went TO
New Jersey from New York IL Is said they proceeded
TO fbade phis thence but that Is by certain
We know r. ptleman who received a letter from one
Of them the DAY he went Ia which he bede him fars-
WELL but said he could not tell him his deati-
nation At present. Agents are out In all dir,c-
ti-ns enlisting men. Johnny Watson boasts he
has enlisted large proportion Of the expedition.
On Monday evening ,sptain Csll's company, nun
berlg sixty five met a. toe Mont merry Haul Prrce
street ~h,re they received prisss insructons from
their o1icer Among the other distinguished officers,
are Co5onel Darlington, who sanss very nigh In
maud. ana Colon-i Carr. We know the headlu rters
OF heee oicers aud that they In constant
nicstitn win Havana merchants, who somehow or
other hsppep TO BE- here ost nos some of these gem
tl.nisn have been st the meetings aud may ealy be
dis ingushed by their complexion dress and .aous.
fache All thete men seem earnett aud serious. You
will seldom them mile They evidently feel sensi.
bic Of the responsibility that rests upon them ru.
NOR gained pretty extensive circulation last eveaing
late that the sbp In which the ander Of the 500
men to fsil, was seized by ordsr Of the United
states govtrnmeut but from all the Inquiries after
vatds made. we did not find " confirmed We believe
however there 10 doubt that cutter with
four guns a. watching the movements OF the expedi
uopists but hos shs can legally prevent any vessel
selling cut II this pot for California aba Mexios
or any other peri u the World staioss to know
Farther we doubt that revrnue cutter would b. able
to rtcytnt the Fsiiicg cf tho sdyeDtuTers.
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The Westsrn Rivers.

PrRU, September 2, 1910.
The Illinois river is in fne boating stage, and tn
water IL rising.
rIrTsBuReH, September 4, 1s4o
There is depth Of four feet in the channel Of tn
Ohio, at this place and the water is slowly rising
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Rapid Communication with New Orleans
BALTIMORE, September 4-P. NJ.
message was received In this city, to day, in fou
hours from New Orleans.
NorE ny New YoRx OPERAToR.-A message from
New Orleans received at Office, this afternoon
the Transmission Of which had occupied only thrs
hours and forty FIVE minutes
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Difference in favor Of the Herald. =.

Difference in favor Of the Herald. .6o7A
This exhibits difference of 60 724 in the daily circu
tion the HERALD that Of the TRIBUNE for last
wsek-a fact which will be properly appreciated by
advertisers and Of business throughout the eoun-
try word to the wise In sufficient.
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the motto ~ one ~ old friends Well she, az, A.
zane ~ ealing AZ the Of ruen ssd
opfe .ur eare snd get rair o. them ~ ~ Hogts wert
W. or - " Nshsi -. CATERS and sass. Ia pr.porsicr
%. X
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Naval Intelligence.

The following Il list u the Obccfs aud
Of the n 8. ship Nsudsiis bound for the Pacific .
UypusRs - ommano.r, VIM Gardner Lieaten-
snts, n a., johnson, Nni. l.. HstndOD.' Reid Werner
The VI Patterson Surgeon Jas a.. Palmer Assis-
tsDt Surgeon, Robert art,r fufser, john " ~.
Bleeck.r. Acting AlastUr,J Gankhta adj Psssed 4
shIfuen, J. D. Stewart 4 r. ByreDs. a. So. Geo Hug
ter. q Il, Luce, a W. fisbefsban. MiIshigman A II.
sinnsons Actss do, Chas, u. Cushmsn. captain e
tI,tk. ID =, OaIsb,r hciiug Boltssain H. whit
mafsh. Gunner, John ID Brsrt. Carpenter II. NJ
Brin SALTWATER. John W. North
PAssrSoEns -for the Ischc Squadron--ra'sed Mid
shiTmen jefferson hsvfr, Hunter Davidson Acting
Nidshiprnsn. =. A Buell.. For the Brazil Sqaairon-
Passed hidthipmen }. II Carter aad j 4. Dc Haven.
The q \ steam frigate Mississippi bearing the Tag
Of Commodore Charles W. Morgan "a 20 Palermo
end Napies vas At Gibraltar about the tth sit.
The frigafe tonHt ftuiiyn. apt GsynEe Acting Com
mosore, ras 1t Naples at last advices