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THE NEWS

The news by the last steamer is of great IN
@terest. France has determined to interfere in be-
half Of the Pope. A year ago, it was with great
difficulty the French could be restrained from
precipltatlng themselves into Italy TO assist the
popular cauSe--now, a French army is about 70
march to stife republicanism in the Eternal city.
The lnterposition in behalf of his Holiness is the
more remarkable, as, of all Catholic countries, Pa
pal influence and authority have been most re-
sisted in France. The Gallo Church has, for
centuries, been frequently at points with the Ho-
y See, and has never accorded entire submis-
slve TO its DEGREES. The Hungarians, we are
glad to see, are gaining advantages over the Aus
TRANS and will probably drive them out of their
country. The cause Of Republicanism is hope
less IN Italy. Prussia is becoming more and more
embroiled with Austria. The very foolish war
between the Danes and Germans still continues.
Russia IS silently taking a position which will en-
able her to pronounce" as the Spaniards say.
France is changing back again as RAPIDLY as she
well can-and will be monarchical before twelve
months. The Republicans are the persecnted.-
On the whole, every thing in Europe betokens
war and commotion.
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AFFAIRS IN CANADA.
1A4'-lb-l.
Montreal, May2-5 P.

montreal, May % +. NJ.
A great meeting has been held at Toronto 10 petition
the Queen 10 recall Governor Eluin.
or Allan AicNao has been appointed delegate to Eng
land by the Tories.
An intense excitement prevails, and rumors are cur
rent Of a rising in Upper Canada.
Fierce debates took place last evening in the Assem-
bly, on motion to adjourn; the Ministry were attacked
by Mr.. ~PaPinean the leader CT the celebrated rebellion,
who denounced them for incapacity.
Sr Allan McNab replied, and raked up the recollec-
ton OF murders and other atrocities c1mniited during the
rebellion.
The debate was violent, and called forth much bad
feeling.
The Ministry replied, and charged that the present
excitement wasgot mp fur party purposes. aud To conceal
Z desire for annexation to The United States. Bitter re-
cilminaiIons followed, Producing intense excitement and
confusion.
NJ new disturbances have occurred here to the present
moment.
Large playraris, numorousIy signed by respectable
CT; z'rs, are posted up in the streets, urging the necessi-
Of tmnquility.
Troops are proceeding from Quebec to Upper Can
ada.
Delegations from Qrehoc waited on the Governor ID
day, and expressed tnejr entire satisfaction with the pul-
icy and government Of his administration.
The Governor replied that he had acted constitutional
", and expressed confidence that peace would Ultimate
y be restored throughout the Provire.
Montreal, May 3-Noon.
Since the Issuing Of the address If the British party,
calling upon the people t. preserve the peace, no rio!s
have occurred.
The organization Of the various wards for uIterior
purposes, i the news from England should reuder them
necessary. is raj idly going on.
The military guard still continues in the place where
Parliament meets and in the Government office.
several French addresses, expressive of confidence II
the Ministry, have been presented to Lord EIuin.
u was reported this morning that the Governor wouIc
come n from his country seat but lie did not. Gnuns nj
people We're waiting about all the morning IN exnect,
nm q Lfs coming. but it is not believed that any turlhr
violence viii be shown him.
! ne Ministry have sustained a quasi defeat in III,
Legislative Council. "
For thee days the Ministerial partizans have beer
trying to get mp an address to the Governor similar in ton,
to thar Of the Assembly, but it would not do. The debat,
on me matter was ~PsipOned for a fortnight in order Il
ret a full house. 800 y
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In Sicily the struggle has commenced with ireadfuI
ferocity. and a desperate battle took place On Gpd Fri
day between the N~eapollran and he Swiss rrps and
the people If Caiania. which continued all night, and
ended in the defeat of Ia. Caianians.
A great number Of them were killed and the city was
af;erward sacked and plundered.
The terror caused by this defeat las brought the city
of Syracuse to surrender without resort to arms.
Palermo is now the only place Of much strength in the
hands Of tie Sirilians.
DENMARK AND GERMANY.
.Iouemcnis qfHe Danes.
On tile Sh the Danish Minister u War published the
following order nf the day
Kings and Sovereinns are daily sending troops into the
DuchieS to secind the efforts Of the rebels against their
legitimate Sovereigus. The combats, which daily take
place against superior forces. produce only an elfusion Of
blood without decisive results. The army has. in colt
sequence. received orders to quit the Snnderwit and re
turn to the Island Of AlSen, to await there the moment
when it vii be possible TO attack the enemy man TO man.
Triumph Of he Germans.
The Danish entertainments near Dubell Ind been at
tackled and carried By the Saxon and Bavarian troops
The loss Of the Germans in this atfiir is calculated at
$50 20 200 men. Several additional captures have been
made by the Danish vessels, and it is stated tLat German
emIgrant ships will not be exempted.
INDIA.
The details Of the battle Of Goojera, confirm the report
Of the India mail Of The l7h March, of he victory gained
BY Lord Cough. Tie British captured So Of The Sc
with all their camp, magazine, ammunition, SC. The
Loss on the part of The British was 5 officers and 90 men
killed. The war of the Punjaub is considered at an end.
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STEAMBOAT BURNED-CHOLERA INCRFA
SING.

~ ~. LOUIS, MAY :.
The steamboat Highlander, Captain Mcpherson while
Iyla9 at mis- port, bound Tor New Orleans, with 400 tons
OIL iFe.ght on board, took fire this evening and was DESTROY
ed- The loss OF both boat and cargo falls upon General
Nathan ftanney. The steamer General Jesup lyinG a.
iongslde, was with difficulty saved from sharjnr a sinh
lar fate. 500
The number Of deaths in this city. durina the week
endlng me first Of May, was one hundred and forty
he cholera Is increasing here. OF this number If deaths
turty-slx Were If this disease.
ST. LouIs, No, May s. IS49.
Mt. Andrews, one Of The survivors of Col. Frsnon IS
n"f"Ftun"te party. arrived here to day, from the Plains,
by the way OF Btnl's Fort. His son, who accompanied
nam and vi. i. On the expedition to California. was
une OF those who persisted in the mountains.
Altsar' Dent and Hatcher. with a train and about
o'iFU haflio robes, are on their way in. MIR. Andrews
parted company with, and travelled in advance Of them.
they had hist some pf their animals, the weather West
being extremely cold for the seasun.
Colonel Benton and lady arrived in this citv last niobt
lie Is gong 10 the frontier, for the purpose of ADVISING
with the California emigrants.
The cholera is on the iucrease-nostlv amonr oni
grants.
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Will be qulescent under the donino,;on !,
parry now N power-a party which ,hev ! ne
a amen N interests, language and ri t'gald
should TIE conviction Of the hoprlcssncT5 '"4-
struggle Tor the mastery become general We " Tie
not the tories would prefer incorporation in, "'H't
AmeIican Union TO continuing subject ,o a., "e
Mnich they cannot but feel calling and dr 'rl'
we snail await with curiosity TO learn hon u.
new. o. lnsse outbreaks is received in England
~ me last dates, the London press treated IN
diSatlection in Canada as a yery tririn, iii II uc
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CHAPTER l04.
CHAPTER l04.
IN act pr9h0'luag The Brands used by one m~anufac-
tUfCr o. Io6ncco from beiQr used I'm n1oIber

AN ACT prGh'6tItng The Brands used By one maaufac-
t"f" Of 1o6acco from being used by another.
Passed MARCH 10, IS49
l. lie 1t enacted By The General .assembb,. Tia, no
manufacturers OF Tobacco within this Commonwealth shall
use OF permit to he u-ed, on any key, cask, or box OF
tobacco, manufactured by him, any brand or mark used
" another manufacturer Of tDbacco.-Every person viola
ri'g me provisions OF this act shall for each several offence
forfeit not less than five or more than ten dollars. tn he
recovered ny warrant before any Justice of The Peace hav-
Ing Jurlsdictl"n. or by indictment or information one half
i"r the benefit of the inf"rner, and The other to the Com
""nWeaith Tor the use of the Literary Fund.
r. ms act shall he in fnrce from the passing thereof
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
City Of Richmond, TO WIT: I,
=. y. AUNFoED, Clerk Of the II. Of Delegates and
Keeper Of The Rolls Of Virginia, do hereby certify, thai
" l,ftgo'4g Is a true copy Of an act passed by the Gen
fral Assembly of Virginia on the 10Th Of March, IS4Q.
UlVen under my band this lst of MAY. lS49.
OEORGE w. MUNFORD. ND,
aud Keeper of the Rolls Of Va.
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JANE FRANKLIN.
ANSWER BY THE
secretary of State of the United States,

aStIngrun. April -. 1910.
MADAM i"nr ieiier g The President Of tie United
States, dartd April 1. lS49. has been received hy ttltr
and he has Instructed me to make 10 YOU The following
reply:
The appeal made. in the letter with which you have
b"nstd him. is such as would Sirongiy enlist The syMpa-
thy Il the Rulers and People ofany potion Of The civil
iz.d world.
To The citizens If the United States. who who share
s. largely IN The en.tions with aeilare the public mind
OF Your own connlry. The name Of Sir John franklin has
" en- endtared by his heroic virtues. and The suf' rIngs
aud sacrifice which he has encountered for the t~nri
Of mankind. Tho appeal Of Ills wife and dauglrrr in
their distress has bern rue acroSs the walt1s. asking
ia. assistance of a kindred people Ia save The brave men
who embarked IN hts fiuiuItuud'r r~Xpedriun a.d lht
the r."p. ui III. Uufiei States, " b. have watched with
ri- q. e,->t Interest iIat hazlnluu~ r|nltrprizc. wli nuu
r.>p.nJ u liz! spltai ~ ihc expression " tA,H uu4l ]
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/. THE RICHMOND TINES

The Richmond Times has reduced its dimen-
SONS and its price, though not the quantity Of
reading matter. The daily paper is furnished at
30 per annum, and the country paper al S3-if
po'd IN ddr0nce. The decided Wing character
OF the paper remains unchanged. 1t is intended
to make it more of a city paper than it has here
tofore been.
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THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,
L~YNCHBURG, MAY 10. 1910.
Notice.

THOMAS DILLARD having disposed of a part of his in
terest in the 'Lynchburg Nirginian" to JOHN c.
SHIELDS. the business will hereafter be conducted under
the name and style of BLACKBOARD. TOWNLEY,
< co. VIM NJ. BLACKBOARD.
KELiTA b. TOWNLEY
THOMAS BILLIARD,
April l9th. lS49. JOHN C. SHIELDS.
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Correspondence ofhe Times and Comoiler


IN NINDEk N BALTIMORE.
ne laws q the land have been outraged BY the com
mission II q ful and unnatural murder ii This city ID dav
4 man named John Rice. who rr,ices in the fash tile
81 Cliy JOHN murdered his bro her-in-Iaw, George
Ta'"?'rL, by shooting him with a revolyiugbarel pistol
l "Fte hiiis took ell ct in the breast Of the murdered man
SH9 be dltd almost simultaneously.
nice IS well known in this city as 4 desperate. Camp
o'A makes The third per-sn he has slain-his half broth
e ana another man having fallen BY his hands sons
years since.
Inc murdered man. Camnhel. was ranhler-
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The Southern papers announce The death, at
Charleston, Of Capt. n. Wyche Hunter, Of the
"a Dragons. Capt. Hunter, ii will be recollect-
ed, visited Lynchburg shortly after the battles Of
the 9Th and 9Th May, in which he bore a distin-
gulshed part. He was a man of the highest mil
!itary qualities and, as an officer, had no superior
IN the arm of the service to which he belonged.
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Mr.. flanagan has sailed from New York OIL
ms Berlin JOB. we repeat, what we said at first,
that all the circumstances attending his appoint
ment stamp it as disgracelul to the President,
Senate and flanagan himself. He has pocket
ca ms outfit; and we hope may be recalled by
the lst OF July; when, it is said, the foreign mis-
SONS are to be overhauled.
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New York, May % P. NJ.
We have had rain most Of the morning, which has
checked operations.
The Stock market is quiet, and prices Of Government,
Securities has rcceded about : per cent.
Flour IS rather dull. Small sales Of common Yves
tern brands at 81 O2 a 4 81, and Gehessee pure s. 62 a
Wheat is steady at l03 a LOG cts. for red; and l25
cts. for Genessee. Corn scarce. Sales of mixed at So
cents, and yellow at 60 a 63 cts.
Cotton very quiet, and no disposition TO operate until
the letter mail is received.
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/ +

Bishop Duane.of New jersey, has filled for $4,000.
and Is said To br able 10 pay only 4 ttiflng p ,rtlon of his
vast liabilities, MIST of This money is said to have been
spent Ia building churches ard ~caapels. The f rrune of
Mrs Daue. frGmrrly Mrs.. Perkins Of Bosom. is not in
: lived IL Ills crash. liz lncvlss. Is SAID u u $1,000
SCI 4nnunl
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DUEL.-The Norfolk Argus Of the 26th says a
duel was fought at Old Point yesterday between j. P
Jones "a Passed Mid,hiPnan in the Navy) and DR.
ji'n's liIne. IL nephew Of Cuninndorc Barrun.O Boil
VIE severely Il nyt mpI,lIIy wounded.
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@~ The Richmond Republican denies, most
unequivocally, the truth Of the rumor we men
toned last week-that Mr.. Bolts was about to
buy an interest in that paper and become its cd
ltor.
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eeThe proceedings of the Stockholders of til
hail Road Company and the foreign news cur
tail our editorial space to-day.
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~ In one day last week there arrived in New
York 7437 passengers from Europe.
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TIE TROUBLES IN CANADA.

ItIcgTapNcd IOT lhe Baltimore PaiTiot.
Montreal, May 4-P. NJ.
All is quiet up to thisdate. Petitions are circulating,
signed by thousands, for the recall Of he Goeernor.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot-by telegraph
NEW YoRK Feb 1T n m

SAILING OF THE STEAMER FALcoN.-FArAL ACCIDENT.
RAILROAD AccIDET-Loss OF LIrE.-The steamer Falcon
crowded with passengers, among whom were several
government officers. As she hauling out from the
wharf, one of the hands board accidentally killed
by large block falling on his head. The body was
carried ashore The Falcon detained for some time
i'll consequence of dense fog prevailing. but she finally
got under way and proceeded to
While the train of cars from New York was passing
over the Providence railroad this morning, and going
through the town of Canton the boiler attached to the
engine blew up with tremendous noise. Mr. Lucius
Cummings the engineer had his hand torn entirely from
his body The fireman. whose name we have not heard
was also very badly if not fatally injured Fortunately
the passengers escaped injury.
All the second board to-day, stocks fell off consdera-
bly, Sales were made of treasury 6s at 1914 and
new loan 100. All stocks heavy and dropping.
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FRIDAY, February Q, ls49.

FRIDAY, February 2, ls49
Hannibal Hamn, esq, of Maine, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor of this court
No. 20. The United States, complainant ~ the city of
Chicago. Mr.. Justice Woodbury. delivered the opinion
of this court, directing affirmative to the first,
and negative to the second and third questions
TO be certified to the circuit of the United States OF
Illinois in this cause
No III The United States. appellants the heirs OF
L. Boisdore The motion to dismiss this appeal was ar
gued by Mr. Fendal in support of, and by Mr. Attorney
General in opposition thereto.
No. "a. J. L. Shawhan ct al, appellants. Us p Wher-
rift The argument of this cause was concluded by Mr.
Trimble for the appellants.
Adjourned until Monday II o'clock a. m
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Yesterday the House of Representatives engaged
on private bills The Senate asked for the return of the
Joint resolution relative the for the printing
OF Congress 1t was accordingly sent back and subse-
queny amended by the Senate to extend the time
before opening the bids to the 4h instant instead of the
LIST March, as originally contemplated by the resolution
This resolution was not sent back to the House before
they adjourned.
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THE UNION.

now tell which side would be found. fear would
be on the sde-l do not fear, but know, would be
the side of justice and right and by that that
would be with the South for believe that justice and
right is with them, and prefer TO be right with them be-
ing wrong with any others.
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CUPERIOR Furniture Lineas.-Stll on hand super
- fine l24 and 1914 double damask Irish dinner table
cloths at 86, worth 80
20 do l2-4 by l44 do do at IS, worth s.
70 dozen superine double damask napkins, beautifully
fine to match the above
20 do do do doyes MATCH only 87 per dozen
worth 81 80
pieces heavy Flemish damask for breakfast cloths
do do do do l24 wide
Damask for crumb clothsths truly pleasant article
Also, variety of towelings such brdeye, huckaback
diaper, dowas, crash, and cossbarred lnen busters
l0-4 heavy Irish sheeting at rs cents
81 superfine do linen, for square or French pillow
A. heavy do do do common shape' Ut 81
Richa rtson's Nicholson's and Hunters best make Of
body linens by the piece or yard 80
Customers living a a distance informed that any
goods they may be pleased to buy oil us WIN De carefully
and sent 10 their address without charge
Let be borne mind selling OIL at first cost to
''o'' o"' p'''' - '' D. GLAGETT " CO,
Feb o-9tf,od Corner of 9th st. and Pa. avenue.
nOOKs at half price, to close a esnslgnmsnt.--Nie
u buhrs History OF Rome; 2 volumes ocavo-S2
Life of Gouvernour Morris, by Jared Sparks; volumes
Bottas History of the American War of vou,ion trans
lated by Otis volumes octave, with maps and engrav
ings-$l so.
N.pis. History of the Penn'ular War; complete in one
Martins History of North Carolina volumes octave
Won Muller's Universal History 4 volumes-Sl So
Glie History OF Greece the eight volumes complete In
one-8l.
The German History of Rome, translated from Heeren
Schosser, Wachsn'th, and others; volume octsvo--
81 rs.
The above books-not pamphlets-standsrd library
editions: and well bound for sale (or few day. only by
Feb8 F, TAYLOR,
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We are glad to perceive that the AdcIphi is nightly
crowded to witness the performance of Mr. Burke who
comedian, ranks deserveay high He has been
gagged for which the enterprsng managers deserve the
thanks of those who pstonze little
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Commodore George c. De Kay, whose death is an
nounced in our paper this morning, once in COM
mand of the Argentine navy. While in that service he
fought eighteen battles and his way from the rank
of midshpman to that of commandment. chief. He COM
manded the Macedonian frigate her trip with pro-
Visions year since, to the suffering Irish and SCOTCH
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noNs Gardeners Dictionary, In f0ur large qnarto
~ volumes, London, 1881 with many hundred engrav-
lngs, PSbshed alta guneas for sale "a single copy ony)
al IL dollars, +, TAYLOR.
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By reference to another column, it will be that
Mr. GEoRGr BRIsrow intends opening in this city
at the Concert Hall Buildings, with the intention OF Civ
ing lessons in chirography. We would recommend to
those who write legibly to call upon him when he
rves. He is in Baltimore, where, learn, he has
given great satisfaction
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The exports from the United States 100 bales
against 447 473 last year.
Flour has experienced active home demand, and
prices have materially changedsay Now Orleans 36 rs
IS S7h mixed western and common State 36 80 96 SCI
straight brands S5 t6& IS Ga pure Gsnesee eS S7A
s6; southern Is lower l2i cents Petersburg. country
S. 50; Richmond mills e6 Is and % 10; Haxal % ~,
for California. Rye -four % lsl - Is. Buckwheat -
80 25 per 100 lbs Corn meal dull ~ 50 -. 0rsn is
neavylinos wheat l06 white jersey liza cents.
Barley 10 OATS river and canal. ~ ~ cents Jer-
sey SO SIS Corn In better demand, and sales
fair 81 62l for southern yellow; do white %
j8 round northern yellow s. 6S cents Aser the
per Canada the market fell cens-sales southsFn
yellow 60 Hemp, dew-rot $l67 Sioo; dressed
$40 $3.50 Lead, Missouri pig - Sl4 Fork has again
been in speculative demand. and prices are hgheales
new Ohio prime. partly for California, 4lZ oai Sn
New mess is not 30 actvesales at 2lS 70 SS o. Beef
dull-sass country sI so STA Ohio lard lower
since the newssaes good prime 81 81 osnts Rice
,aIs. 81 80 u.s. Whiskey 2si leens. TobHeeo In fair
demand-K Kentucky 81 q 7 cents.
Wool has been quite In active demand and salss reach
some 100 900 lbs, which rA4 6oans two cents
higher than weeks sinoe The tendency q prcss II
upward.
Freighis not active for Europe Corn 10 Livssposl
I'd. Cotton Sled. do. to Antwerp ID. The dsmand fbr
vessels for California has been aeivs y hav I'm
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Private boxes rs cents dress circle and parquette 81
cents gallery. rs cents
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COMMERCIAL,
NKw Yoxx, Jan. 81, lsl9-W ednesday, p. =

NKw YoHK. Jan. 81, isl9-Wednesday, p. m
The spring business will open actively, and with
prospect the Transaction lucrstvey off large amount
Already there numbers of dealers from distant well
as neghborng Cities making purchases to supply the ooun-
try trade of which almost every southern and western city
forms the centre These dealers show unwontsd osah-
dence In the anticipated business Of each locality mas
much as that they do not usual wait feel the strength
Oh the demand before purchasing to supply IT, They are
early on the spot each seeking make the best selections
from the fresh goods which arrive in no inconsdsrabls
quantities The imports this port tho two past weeks
have been a follows
Imports port Of Nw York t,00 sss e~di~x Js.~arv a
Specie. Free goods. Duiable Total Du,,ss
is4s, scoss 4asia4 4TsSas t1soTso ~ -
Increase. 1850 a2alSs l,ssaasA asAsss -, e,I
This increase in supply large, and the such
afford the ampest the sonsbls
prices The proportion of dry goods contained In thsss
dutiable imports is follows,
Dry goods imported oayshowsed, a~d whdrsws for tss
Useks.
Wociena Cottons silks Tlaxen. MID Tohl
Imported $500 4s4 $5ssoss $2s -
Withdrawn l2S0a3 1864 o4007 7Si4l 3olel <7OSlo
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ly-By Divine permission, tho Rev. j. IL. Eokard
will the doatrous literature Of Hindoostan
he Second Presbyterian Church, New York avenue,
near 18th street, on Sunday, at Z p. m.
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To conclude with 10th night of the burleua of a
GLANCE AT NEW YORK.