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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-12

ia. Washington correspondent Of the New
rors Tribune writes thus OF the approaching
session Of Congress, aud the Fugitive Slave
Law: sT- ~ s<-
From present indications there will be move
ment early In the session Tor the repeal OF the
Fugitive Law bill Il will tail BY a large msjor-
ny, and then the subject Of Slavery will be al
lowed to sleep tilt December, 1851. BY that
time It's utter '"potency tor the attainment OF It's
protested objects viii have been demonstrated.
snd 1t will be repealed as quietly as the twenty
first rule was The wiater after Folks election
SO far a. our political history shall preserve any
records Of this law and that rule, they will be
pronounced alike infamous and disgrsceful to
thosc who elactcd them ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-12
Marriages.

Il Eissss lat iastanf. BY Rev. ss'nusie S.,r,s,
=. No., - Assapsisss, " Aiss kssh - ~
Il Wss-ssssr. Dee 5, 81 Rev. c. Russell n,.csissi.
- n1sss nsrsss n. nssssii, bsta si w.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-12
S35,3lS,65i

Imports exceed exports, S35,3lss5i
Increase Of imports over preceding
year, 81 800, 1876
Increase Of exports, do. do. 6I42,9OO
Imports increased more than exports, $A ,2l7, 235
1t seems that under The British free trade pol
icy the people of the United States are rapidly
running in debl-buying mo'e than they SELL
Nor is the above the ,chote story: by means Of
frauds under the Tariff of 1876, the custom
house value of foreign goods is far lower than
the actual cost-so in fact, the balance of trade
against us is really much greater than it appears
from the above figures to be.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-12
Later from California.

The U. s. M. Steamship Georgia, LII. D. D
Porter, U. 5. NJ, Commander, arrived at New
York Saturday morning, from Chagrrs via Ha
vana, with the Pacific mails and $50 passengers
The Georgia sailed from Cbagres on the 26Ih
left there the steamer Empire City, waiting fol
the specie-two millions FIVE hundred thousand
dollars-brought down in he Panama on freigh
from San francisco.
The Northerner and. Panama were the only
steamers from San Francisco. The CnnsIitu.
ton, propeller, had also arrived from Valparaiso
A number Of sailing vessels were daily expect
ed with passengers and about 1000 intended to
cross over from Rea'ejo 10 San Juan. The Brit
ish steamer Avon took $50, all she could accom-
modate.
1t rained necessarily while the Georgia was at
Chagres, and the roads were uncommonly bad.
-Four vessels, Two briggs and two schooner<,
names Unknown. were ashore on the beach to
the North and West of Chagres Harbor three
being total loss the Of her would BE- got of.
The George brought about million Of gold
in the hands Of passengers, and one hundred
thousand on freight.
Senators Gwinn, Foote and Downs came pas
sengers in the Georgia; also Hon. Messrs Morse,
LIE Sere, and Judge Bullard. of the House Of
Representatives; and Gen. Herrera aud Don
Ramon Herrera
Export Of Specie.-The total amount of gold
cleared at San Francisco from Nov. IL, I649, to
Sept 30, 1850, was 1892 s77. Amount clear
ed 10 October, 1850. S5,5JI,46i.
On Tuesdiy AFTERNOON, Just as the steamer
was casting off from Central wharf,
with large number Of passengers, bound for
Stockton, her boiler burst with q terrible explo
sion Masses of TIMBER and human beings were
scattered IN every direction. Many bodies we're
blown into The water, from which they were re-
covered by the numerous boats which thronped
about The scene OF disaster. The boat was
complete wreck, and from among The fragments,
we're taken the dead and the dying, mutIlated in
q manner shocking to behold.
Capt Cole, the uaster OF the boat, was blown
4 distance Of fifty feet into the water. Blu. NJ,
much injured.
The number Of persons on board at the time |
'f the accident, Is estimated at IRON seventy five
70 bundled
The KlamaM .Mnes.-The explorations of the |
past season have led to no discovery promising
o equal in Importance that of the gold deposits |
IN the klamath and its tributaries. Salmon riy-
y, the principal affiuent of the Klamath, was
irst occupied in the month of June. There are
low nearly one thousand people at the diggings
within ~ miles of its mouth, and these have av-
ragged fully one ounce per day, a better gener-
Il yield than has been realized at any point else
where as tar as we have been informed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-12

.s aOse Coed Tara Dsserses -Asotker. A favor
ite u,agple bid been accustomed " receive dam
" rells tsoa. .he ususlh Of it m,slresa Toe
ulbsr day hpelched - usual on her shoulder,
and inserted IT. besk between her hpe, nut =
served auothet, the grateful bId dfoped an ia,-
.ne.se green IL cslerpllsf into the iady's moulh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-12

CJ@rhe telegragh is now employed TO give
notice Of the approach, OF s,or.ns. On the great
Lakes. a disps,ca sent frum Chicago, to Buffalo,
viii lu;orsn ship mssiers of the coming on Of 1
'ioft:,-wes blow. When the north east sloruns
take place on our Coast, according 10 DR.. Frank
Inns theory. they connence II the south west.
tnoagh they move in their circular velocity
~Hh raP'duy equal 10 sixty miles an hour, yet
ihe.r progressive ua.aion forward is bur slow, and
ssd their approach cAa be ielegrsphed all along
the Coast, 10 The saving Of many vessel
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-12
$,7,36O,I35
6.l42,900

Expenses of The Government. The Secretary
of the Treasury estimates the appropriations
made, and necessary 10 be made for the year en-
ding June &c. 1852, to be s4S,l24993 10.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-12

Commerce Of the United .Staies. nports for
the year ending Both oil June last, $is7,2I7, 574
Exports, Isl 1888 20
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-12

Message Of The Governor of Yng;nia, sr-
Baltimore, Dec. 3-The legislature of vHsn'
assembled yesterday. The Governor, IN his DC
sage, says, "Virginia, and think all the sll''
holding States, can and ought calmly, but eil.
city, to declare that the repeal Of the fueH.
Slave law, or any essential modification Of u
a virtual repeal Of the Union. The faithful =
ecution Of this law is, in nv judgment, ine y.
means now left by which The Union can be P'.,
ersed with honor to ourselves and peace 10 :.
country" He also says, that decarao ns,
the part OF The Souh will give strength ana r.
moral weight to the cons rva,ive patriots 4
North, now struggling fer the constitui0n
tor the supremacy Ut the law-who, are III "
fighting the battle OF the Union. There w.
never more important trusts committed
hands Of an, lnau. Their triumph Is the VS.
~ Of order over anarchy, of peace over o ~.
shsd and ire. Their defeat IS the kneil Of !
Union. tor it the fanatics OF the North co'N
to the halls OF Congress with power to con,
the acton Ut il, few gears only will eafsI :.
f"re they thfow away every appearance
strs,nt, and abolish slavery in the States,
the alternative presented 10 Us OF suomi'"s
the action or 10 . dissolution OF the VI
There would not be one VOICE OF the mais
sand who would not shed their blood suiey,
ter tho sacrifices the South has made, ou'
say si,at It Is ask'ng llt,le when she delnssr
Congress " be faithful to the pledges II no IA
en-, aud Of the -siavei,olding states 40
BY tho constitution of the country, and Ds
asade dec:aratory of he obligations. -
Reverdy Johnson has associated WIN 40
H. Benjamin and w. Z. alecoD, To ofeaA
Mr. McOonoagh's will. r.
The figures expressing the number u a,ST.BI
niled States have at last changed. Inc Wv
o turhed ruund to into 81.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-12

.ect COMMITTEES be appointed TO take into consid-
Grafton the Bounty Land Act passed Iast sessiou
giving lands 70 those sos heretofore provided
for, ana 10 report on tine bill, and o,nerwise de-
ser,nine wba, further IeRislallon 10 necessary 10
secure The prompt execnt,on OF the act w,thin
reasonable ieagth Of time also TO inquire whe,h-
er the existing regulations OF the COMMISSIONER
Of Pens;ons ~ couform.bis 10 law vha, time
4 ~all OCCUPY toexecute inc same i; and whether
additional clerical force IL necessary. ss.G
He ssid Ahat about 2O.O00 applicstions are
now on Gle. asd not over 400 or 1900 have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-08


The Hemieide Ca~-Are'ts for Defraudirg Coz.
urmsut-7he Democratic M,yuaify Nomina.
fio~--Robber Dteeefed-bo~ Houses, &c.
An examination took place yesterday, before the
City Court, of Robert Scott, and his wife Jane,
charged with killing Conrad Van Banker, on Fri
day night last, by stabbng him with knife. II
was proved that Van Banker was powerful man,
and had attempted to seize Mrs Scott by the throat,
without sny provocation; that her husband inter-
fered, and being weakly man was knocked d own,
and on rising was again clinched by Van Banker,
when Mrs. Scott ran out with knife, and struck
him twice in the back, from the effect Of which
wounds he died. The Court promptly discharged
the husband, and held the wife to trial in bail to
the amount OF 500.
About week since, five Germans were arrested
in Washington, on the charge Of defrauding the
government by the forgery OF land warrants, Which
has already been successful to the amount of about
10000. Yesterday, Messrs Po,ee, Graham, and
Mckinley, arrested in this city, three of their
federates, named Henry Myler, Augustus Keester,
and Henry Ragan, who have been committed for
trial
A committee of the friends Of J. Maybury Tur-
ner for the Msyoralty, assembled, last evening" to
meet similar committee from the Watkins party;
but the latter did not make their appearance. The
Turner men say that they are willing TO do anything
and every thing for union and harmony, except the
giving up Of their nominee, Mr. Turner and that,
they say, can never occur. Col Turner will re- sch
the Falls with overwhelming vote, and, n his
friends in the west end properly exert themselves,
may be elected, despite the efforts OF dissatisfied de-
mocrats. More than one thousand wings have
called on Mr.. Turner, and voluntarily pledged
ihemseNes TO vote for him ; and he calculates TO
drive the dissatisfied before him, as he would
flock Of sheep down hill.
negro, named Bradley, was arrested last night,
whilst driving dray load OF coffee away from the
warehouse OF Messrs. Frazier " Co. He entered
the store with skeleton keys, loaded his dray,
locked the door agnin, and took his departure.
hessrs Garfield az Brother have purchased the
lot Of ground on the corner Of Baltimore aud
Charles streets, and are making preparations for
the construction Of an immense iron buling,
somewhat similar to that in course OF construction
by Mr.. Bogsrdus, OF New York. st the corner Of
South and Baltimore streets Iron buildings are
oil the rsge here now, and should those In the
Course Of construction prove successful. our city
will be dotted with them, IN the course Of few
years.
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"
Departure Of Herry Ciay-TM Prssde~ts Mes.
sage-Fsneraf of Com Jorts-Stocks, &c.
Hon. Henry Clay left THE morning for your city,
accompanied to the steamboa, landing by large
concourse Of his enthusiastic friends. He had
very little rest yesterday. such the pressure on
the part Of all classes OF eur citizens to Sec shak.
hands with, and congratulate the most exiraord-
nary man OF these extraordinary days. At an
early hour last evening, large crowd assembled
in front Of his hotel and by dict Of long continued
shouting, they succeeded In brnging Mr. Clay 70
the balcony. He made few dsshinr, finland
remarks to the crowd, and wound up by saying,
"Genilemen. you see am surrounded BY ladies',
and as prefer their society to yours, shall bad
you an abrupt sdeu."
Tie message Of President Fillmore ia received
with great favor in this city. barring few sueers
nom q few men who must lind fault with the
powen that be. Old politicians arr Of opinion
that u viii have the soothing effect Texas
which the famous proclamation Of Jackson had on
South Carolina.
The military are out, as write, marching and
counter marching, until the sad moment arrives
when the remains u Commodore Jones are 10 be
escorted to the tomb. II IL the intenton Of he IA
mily To remove his body to Delaware, his native
State; but, In the mean time, Il viii be deposited
in the receiving vault Of Ronsldson's cemetery.
There was q fair business transacted at the stock
board to-day, at improving pricee. The heavy
receipts Of gold dust by the Cherokee have caused
the bulls" TO grin, az bulls usually grio. al the
thought Of anticipated profits
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-08

A X RIV AL
Steamship Georgia from Chagres and Havana,
THE CALF ORNiA MAILS,
&c. &c. 10.
A X X Nv A L

The mail steamship Georgia, Capt. Porter, ar
rived at this port Yesterday morning. She left
Cbagrrs on the 18th ut, and touched, route, at
Havana.
She brings over three hundred passengers, and
the mails from California
The G.orgia was detained four days in Havana,
waiting The arrival of the Falcon, which arrived
on the Sd of August. The Ohio had arrived tho
same dav from New York, and received seventy
five pass, myers from the Georgia for New Orlean
and $1,000 IN gold dust.
The G. his good freight of tobacco and segars
The BRUSH mail steam ship Clyde had encoun
tered a gale and had her fore tepmast and topgal-
lantmsst shivered with lightning. The captain, III
leuer the superintendent, represents II as a
violent hurricane. The c. was, in consequence
of the gsle, day behind her time.
We have received our full files of papers by the
e., but owing to gross carelessness some-
where, the New York letter bag was lett at Pana-
ma, sent on To New Orleans Our eorrespon-
dence has not, therefore, been all received. This
carelessness has proved most unfortunate to the
receivers of gold ny the Cherokee.
Among other curious things, we have received
a parcel of mtnuiits Utica, or yellow monkey seed
for which we are indebted to Mr. Joseph w. Gre
CORY, of Gregoy's California Express. II WAS
found about four miles northwest of San Francisco
and grows to the height of six feet. On the At
lantic, its height is only two feet. The seed is the
smallest we ever saw.
The passengers by The G., and the Pacific ship
news, will be found under the proper heads
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"a r,iIIADE.hP9s4~,
------------
SALES BY AUCTION.

W. BROWN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
Furniture. Friday, August gh, at 10Y o'clock, Mt No.
- broadway, will be toid TO satisfy mortgage large as
Of Household Furniture, removed for the
nienc Of sale consisting OF Sofas spring seat Chars Dvans
Dressing Bureaus Wsshstands Looking Giasges Beds Nat
ees mahogany and other Bedsteads, Tables, Carpets,
Croekery Sc Also superior Piano Forte aud large
sorneut of new rosewood and mahogany Puraiure and
house furnishing articles.
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Butterfield, of the General Land Office, has with
dawn his own name security.
The four brothers Wilsoa were formerly resi-
dents of Albany, New York, and famous Sew ard
men The nepoism Of the family Is by the
salaries they hold, AS follows
r. l. Wilson. p. M salary and perq aisites. 81 900
.'ohn L wilson. clerk ia post Office. ....... 1890
u Wilson, do. do ........... 1772
c. L " ilsop, printer for post Office aud adyertis
Total TO Wilson family. .ss072
clerk. ................... 49,. 500
crat clerk. 1900
H. Stewart. democrat clerk. ......,..... so
iotai'' @fo
30 much for the Seward Wilson's, at Chicago,
and their democratic sscurtesl
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Our California Correspond cnse.

SAN T KANNIbOU, July t, IcOU.
The PdcWc Steamers, &c.
The Chesapeake has not yet arrived. The Ten
nessee, now al Btnecia, will leave the 18th, a.
also the 1sthmus. Our weather is delighkal,-
mornings especlslly-and the country utterly tree
from sickness. Business isreviving rapidly.
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Rs~essrrr.~ ~ a vscv CsssvL. Tbs rrsxt~st has
y~sosr,se1 eui'o Cessre v-rtu. ~ Vice Oonss q Us
vve essiis~s Or the port efSs- Y.rs
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NIBL0s-LAsr NIGHT But TWO OF NILE BLANGY
and sons, pstand sodern Comedy; re sisea on
shsrseivr be ie5h tine THURSDAY evening" Argus
q, stsi5US SAsS slS ss SoSSis s an
ns " s % SpSs
,sh ice creams aud variety Likewise
he dysr'isensHt called LIS FLEURs ANisEEs. Tickets
~ eents 70 all pats Of she snlooe
GARD CT EIsTY,s orEaA HOUSE CLOSED FOR 4
the roblie generally respectfully informed tst for the
han. they viii tiIuo popaar shor;
nss Tras IN '9 pss S he % @ ye
ih,ir te-Psnins at their Long es,sshsd ana unique
4rfLLows' INV YORK ETHIOPIAN oPERArlc
Broadway. between BowArl aud Grand sts.aoaday Aug
ss n @ s 1st aa bad Of FsSsa
psoqers has stamped tssp A. being the plus ultra Of
ier,asrs un5er he dreetion Of j. 4 Fsovs n y viii
hsss ss s hSpof 'S a6 hS IS s.s
Doors open Al q cosear 70 A. o'clock Az after
asSp osI'''' ''''' 'n' '''''a"'' ''n "''''n'
nTTo OUTAGE. noBSEEN-GaAHS INSTRUMENT
~ cal trve Soncer,sS raas' ee era's hana every Nom
ss9f sIs the cSnsr IsH.i ss s
!. nett day
CAsrLE GARDEN Is nov ORES Fol raE RECAP
~ zion Of visiteis during the osl from An t Pm.
saeidng superior opportunity Tor reading iitations Or
saass, ProseaSdes shs viswss p: go. shggns
SEA breeze. hdrnis-ion. l2h cents
yyALHALIA, SO CANAL STREET.-TaIS ADMIRED
" temple o. amuteizent is crowded every evening 20
witness the PERFORMANCE Of the lovely Arab Crs aud the
original Female hinstr,s nauter II beautiful
Will classical Statuary. ADM
Doors At 4 at O'Clock BAH every night
hesJsssnSAih' "a rslEa.ADELPSzAA.
- r.
pAsNUss MUSEUM, rHILApELraIA-P.r 7. RAa-
A. nun, epretnr anu MaEnseG Henry SaAford AssS ant
II e. Of SsSF
pear and evening IN thor ginal and amung
entertainments. H. Bird, the distinguished Msgicisn
frsh s Of Me- aud venrioluisl achieve
Alec his luderuus Life Morning Figures The huge
orans 0utang remains thls week s 5s3 eurioies in the
Geious saloons. Extensive sd sTesdd Preparations
Ia for the grand dramatic e-opening ADM
g cents; children usdsr 10 years. l2lS cents.
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MUSICAL.


A YOUNG LADY, LATELY ARRIVED FROM EUROPE,
IA proficient the piano. DESTROYS to give pri les
that instrument Ladies wishing TO Rave their oh
Instructed the most approved hod will be ri ased
to send their address, vnde- to Miss Floran Union
Square Post Office to which immediate attention will be
given.
AIRS. CHARLES y. HOVER BEGs TO INFORM THE
M public that she las disposed Of the stock Of ,rega
se &c. Of Der late husband, Mr. C. y. uoyer to sessr
keksies Beusing, and respectfully recommends these
gentlemen as the In the business 20 the patron
OF the Of the late ARM and the bile in
general.
We leave refer 70 the above Advertisement and
t the attention Of the public 20 stock OF foreign
music, which in oonjunction with the late MI Hoyers
choice and classical presents the largest sssort
ntnt ever offered before In this country.
KERKSIEG 4 BSEUslNG, Inportersof
Foreign Music. al broadway
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CALIFORNIA.


Ogden q HAYrRs-tRICH'n l. oapEr, ruos T.
OHayn-~ oles~le osns- Al IN
eaa frsneif-, California u>chsndiss ee,srnsd " % ali
- f.ssd On esrs .r .hip ssd sole ~
o. sev lers Jess. 7. sssssr to lombard Bu.srsh
3 smith. a. ,. r. Raves. ssa iss2 Rsvis kisssy.
THpon AND DE BAurRE, yoswAKDIre ANp
Vyrnitson Merchants. Chasres, n. o. Wesrs nov pr
l forward All good. ssst = Ger esre having ans hght
eonvsssse q and fsish. We hsve sise mad
Gusnrssrts With husss Co. trsssp~rtsticu AGENTS ~
ucrnns art Cruces tks, there v Ne DELAY NE
hhmus n.k.rArLoR, late % Bsitimsre
~. DE BAugHE. late % New Oris.nf.
Ref-rente In rev YORK; J. Howard sens, ~ brosfvsy
Our Acute Corvfne Bro Co. Y. Csnsuiste. Pc
Mama hccs-ds-v c. ss- rrs-.is.o. California
CrEcisL KrrnEs. foH CALIFORNIA;. y. sur;
- ,ot Ce.H Wal str-ss -in despatch q eenadsstsl
~ the Cherokes Tue DAY, 18th inst
rausa San Francisco ssctton aadsscramen.o city ~
ths convynce letters will Ne resved days Ia
sd,sn ~ the usi selvery Tens reasonable Tnvoisee
o. psreh.nd shsud ~ certified Custom House and
hsadsd in With the PasaArss,,.. 90
CALrIossIA GOLD sAsDsl AND QUARTZ WANTED.
~ byN SOLOMON co. Gold s,d silver R.sn.r. As
ssysrs s-eep smesr sd Cleaners Of nassis s,d
ss.ords snd pre.isus store ssnshA Jewellers s-
.s-srists sss IN h-rd
N. r.an.ry, ~ Ans strsst Ns- rsrs.
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TRAvrI.I.ERs. GUIDE


fvAnDES AND sNsoY RsIi.RoA D LINZ voR YBrIA-
- ssiP.is ..vsn .''sss a. ssf, ls; ~ c..es
srcep.edl from Pier Ne Nsr>s over r~re-rsst clsss
a. secord class cars ~
ISDrrksDESr oPPosIrIoS LINZ TO PurLADsL-
pAis1he % this line rprnins rsgsisr
sssvssp rsv rcrk ana PhsAsphis s.siss each vsy 81
o-- ssy rss :is' r 49,. - =, 49,. ss.,
siN Q. ~. nnuSu. As.A
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WANTEO To BIRE-A GOOD TIVE STORY AND
w attic house, In the sgneorh."d OF tlsi-nari,
ker Grand broome streets Address j. n a. ans
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WALuALLA, Sc CANAL STREET-TaiS ADMIRED
w temple Of amuteIzent is crowded 1niur.
witness the performance Of the lovely Girls aud the
original Female Ainstrls. namber II beautiful romen
viii appear In he classical Statuary. ADM sion 70
Doors At 20 az o'clock BAN every night.
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Ex CuRsIONs.

ExspRsfos TO THE FISHING BANKS livery DAY,
II ssssft ssturta{.-fhs byfde VII leave Inirtsseh
gsth.rins ~ per No N. r., A. ~ rs,orsirr ~
each way.
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TAsrLE GARDEN ~ nov OPEs FOl raE KECaP-
" Of during the DAY IA. till
IL he arses ard most beautiful in the yguatry
sfidng superior opportunity Tor reading raeditatons
undisui bed. prnGenAdes While viewing ths spp,ns
and deli fhtfuf rceners sropnd and BhsuR the delicious
breeze. Admission. l2h cents
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(NARD-sRs BREWSTER. FROM PHILADELPHIA,
~ her services 20 sees and gsssmen 81 ths
In stroogy ~e and is~ mat-rs interpreting drvaus Ne
81 booh sud sesne e.p..nty reiss on BY Naposon md
will tell the a the Lady Fsntlemsa thev will
the ~ the virer Residence III Cinton street.
LAdiss seventy ave esn,ss cestler en- enc dollar.
TAKE SorIcE-LAbY or IsFoRnArIoN-hRs.
Brkuarn infort persons 81 both ssxe~ ali concerns
fh-nan m brtb " death, upor scientific principles
Phs IL eorsuited ell hours 81 No 30 Mott spris
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bss. ben cold, -the.t failure. Ia rssso,ln The h.r
street ty e. RING. q " CIskser Co. ga go Brosdvs
between Grand and Brooe % he Rrshop sad tbs
Al ~ ard a. per d0ssn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

vINnEATRiGAL NorlCE.-BUsINEss LETTERS DI-
rected at crit Hamilton, L. l., win receive iul-
mediate attention. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
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SPORTI NC.

Union COURSE, L. I. - rROTTING.- NAY Is PURSE
~ tl0; two miles heats to wagons and driver to
weigh $50 lbs. Nay 22dPurse $780, two ailes heats, in
The above for s horses that
purse over eo not '.ceptnE Confidence Ea'ri. 70
be made at Greene and hadden Saturday evening" by 10
O'clock. Three make aud two TO start
ePICER hoNASN, Proprstors-
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nTTo OUTAGE, nOB@EEN-GaAN6 INSTRUMENT
" cal Free CcnoerIsS celeh Ta;s Band every
day wednesday and trday, Commencing a. =. n. and
closing ats p NJ Ferrisg- reduced N. In
ret dhy.