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The New York herald., 1850-11-04

The Corsorda OF the l4h ult. quotes the folio Wing
letter from Genoa CT the 18th -
There arrived In our harhor an EngisA var steamer,
having hoard number Of Neaeoli'an ref gees,
saved by the Britifh Consul ct Maple who have thus
escaped the fury OF the police c Pee snene1a Ius-
tstely after landing the fugtivts he steamer put 20
tea Pcrfuzuese steamer entered Genoa about tbs
same time. which vas sent bv order of the Queen %
convey 70 Lisbon a company OF italian singers.
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ROLQTqCAi.

DR0cLAnATION.-INf fUhs aNcEot a REsOtU;
OF the Csm Council ~ the city OF New York,
hereby reward Of lo dtrs for The detection OF
voting attempting voto egally of
sf all procure aid assist counsel Nd vise
her to give offer his vote iegaiy 10 into ward
election district for ttas The ensuing
held in this city the f fas of November
ne paid the conviction Of offender aai the
ofthe Recorder Dsrict Attorney tha
had upon the 's.mony the person claiming
such reward Eut all cla, for such ra~sr1 peoaed
to the undersigned in writing thin days after the
conviction Of snch offender shall De disresrded Given
derlmy hand, at thexsyors .tics.
Nov. let, 1890. CALEB =. To1DaULL. Mayor.
The New York herald., 1850-11-04

UTCngOFn counTY-DsxOCaAu1 AEErNG.--Ar
IL rsetirr ~ the democrats of Richmond cfuaty held
an rritay evening lt inst, At the lef.rsen u,ci Tmp
tinev-ie ghrisaa Gcttechng Esl called to the ohar
Johp Thompson Fsq was spnolasd Vice fresdent ard
r.ksstrrp addressed " several ren euen rarty the
Tsrih and partly in the German lansua Z. was unani-
Rssvss Thst ths regular democratic romnatcr of Corr
Bnsardus Es Courresf 81 Also tfe enrs demo-
.rsc state ticket sstu Be fully soaqorsi By every uac
ueyrat fr the eounty.
t~sisv@ ecr niitct wtcn ne fowirr raa.s we're accept
~ Iern d 4homrsor, James 1ohnsou. Faul torntn,
sra peauise George NJ. Ghamlers Ihnras woe A. A.
wsrr trt vfeslaur. John ". Jones jacob ksar CO.
ior ,st IA snpant fve ceruaa gentlemen for The
~ frifowinf -rfepteA y -.
rrderi ~ rif fr hendsr, fretcriek hvseser
Yas.svsr v. M.ger III. .JOkl&-bbiNNs Ere-iu-At.
u k.Ch0sHsaH, Secy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20
Saratoga -EIecilon--Rnilroad through
John Browns Tract-Census. &c.
Correspondence of The Tribune.


SARATOGA SPRINGS, Thursday, Nov. H.
Well, the Official Canvass of this County is out,
and, all things considered, Saratoga has done as
well as could have been expected-although did
hone. until the Canvass was before me, that we
should give Washington Hunt over 400 IN the
Comfy AS he is elected, however, few votes
viii not matter.
+ saw a gentleman from Warren County yester-
day at the great Railroad Meeting here, who gave
me the official majority of that County, and, in
conversation in regard to one of the towns OF that
County, he said that there had been couple of
large Tanneries erected there lately that increas-
ed the vote there so.
We had a meeting of the friends OF the Sack
ett's Harbor and Saratoga Railroad here at the
Americ an Hotel yesterday, to hear the report OF
Mr. Tilden, the Engineer who has been through
the line making preliminary survey. There
were a large number present from the Counties OF
Jefferson, Lewis, Fulton Warren, and Saratoga
with few from New-York, Albany and Boston
Mr. Tilden reported the route to be q feasible one
there being no grades to exceed forty feet III the
mile. 1t will be about 40 miles in length ira.
versng the Counties of efferson, Lewis, Hamilton
Fulton and Saratoga. The State it VIII be reco
lected in the charter, gave preempnon rlght 70
two hundred and forty thousand acres OF land ~, !.
those counties les n a. hs P 9G%na ap 9fmie oe
house stated that they held written pledges from
Iarge landholders on the proposed line offering.
nearly as much more as gift to the Company II
the road should be- built.
Several speeches were made, showing the great
need of an avenue tothe extensive territory lyI9y
aernass There are extensive beds OF iron ore ~
Ing the line Of the road aud a 9n9 g ta a9t
rou mill in order and furnish rails for the road,
and gl others smoke of the immense amount of lum-
Der that could be taken to market on tins road.
The hemlock timber was spoken of in particular
80 bs;ng much needed on the upper lakes to build
plank roads HemlOGk bark is also IN greaat: de,
fortv miles from canal, through Fulton County to
the tanneries erected where the bark isto be had,
and bringing the leather back by the same way
And then as n through route from the PIPER L axes
to Boston and New-York, it would be preferable
to any other route for fregb. and passengers De-
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CITY ITEMS.

n THE PEOPLES WASHING AND BATHING
ASSOCIATION, now fully organized, desires to pur'
chase an unused Church or some other large
building, suitable to be advantageously converted
into q spacious Washing and Bathing establish
ment. A location easy OF access from all parts
of our City, yet among the habltatons OF the
poor and where land is not too costly, would Dc
preferable We trust this notice VIII meet the
eve of some generous property holder, who Will
be willing to sell such building as is required ut
o moderate price, or even take an interest IN the
stock. The object of the movers in this matter IS
purely phsnthropic, though it is believed that
fair interest on the outlay will be realized Hav-
ing forgotten the name of the proper officer, we
can only say that proposals to sell buildings will
receive prompt attention if addressed to the Az
sociation, care of Marcus Spring, 81 Exchange
place.
FlREs-Nov. ls, III PIMA fire was discov-
cred in the cabinet shop of George Sheie, l69
Mulberry-st. Extinguished before much damage
had been done,
Nov. Is. llPM-A fire broke out in the Sec
ond story of 10 avenue D, occupied by b. l. har-
ris as a tin and copper roofing shop. The build
ing was half destroyed, and considerable stock
consumed. Loss, $1,000; no insurance.
THE HArrERs.-On Monday evening the Hat
Finishers Union met at the Crystal, in Grand-st'
and adopted code OF Bylaws for the govern
ment of the Union. They appear to be drawn
M with great care and reflect much credit on the
Committee appointed to compile them harmony
and union has thus far guided all thelrmovements
which aueurs we'll for their ultimate triumph.
Stock was subscribed and the cash planked down
TO the amount of nine hundred doars-a pretty
good evidence OF confidence and ability OF the
Union. The Union have taken spacious lofts In
Fowlers's Buildings, l2l Fulton-st. for work
shon and have secured that most eligible ware
house II City Hallsquare, loPposlte the Astor
Honsel as depot for the sale Of every variety OF
fashionable citizen and military hat. A corps OF
artists has been selected unsurpassed Tor tasfe
and Skill in all the various branches OF the trade
They anticipate to be IN readiness by Onrlstn 1l
to supply the public with the ChHpean OF the
season
ExcURsIoNs.-The Union Volunteer Guards,
Capt, Bell, members OF Hose Co. No 90 j the
Jefferson Guards, Capt, Clark, members of En-
gine Co, No &c J the Cumberland Guard, Capt.
heinhart; and the United San&feld Guards
We're on target excursions Monday.
HEAVY BusINEsS--A statement furnished to
the .mted States Marshal by VIM. II. Webb,
sh'P-o0dsr' develops the following facts in rea-
''0h TO the business conducted by him, during the
year ending June !, 1850 About 385 men were
constantly employed, at an average of 81 IS per
day The monthly payments for work performed
amounted to sl7,5l7, or salo,2os per amman Du.
ring the time mentioned, two steamships, meas.
urinS 5000 tuns were launched. There were
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was fnt IN bed and appeared TO be qniet while
taxing hirn to the Station House and Hospital he
appeared continually to say something like per
son On noistirG understood he was not in the
hanit 81 lntoHication, nor did he appear to be so
offer Meals sworn--Was present; the garnet
stairs were narrow but one person ,ouId get
up at time; when attempted 10 % mn was
struck on the shoulder by bedleg thrown at me
bv prisoner
amined the body OF Murray; his jaw-hone wss
fractured in two places, and his face beat in. Sc
Mr. Sherwood then opened the case for defense.
Ii viii be shown that prisoner, on various occs-
s;ons exhibited decided proofs Of insanity, run
uiug in The streets almost IN state OF nudity.
apparently wild with alright, saying people were
after him with long knives TO cut his head OIL ;
that at place in Roosevelt st, he kept fastening
the door, and at different times and places said
persons were after him to kill him; at the Hospi-
tai, on the night OF the Attn, he was dashed down
to the bed; in Rooseyet-st he made pass at the
woman who kept the house and had demonstrated
with his fastening the door he was taken to the
Police office, and there exhibited the same feeling,
and attacked persons in the same cell was sub
sequently placed IN straight jacket he returned
to w illiamss, where he had resided partially, OF
Saturday, 18th was quiet, but several times on
Sunday attempted to bar the kitchen door, &c; he
was not acquainted with Murray, and there was
no motive, eltherirom gam or personal teehng,
to attack him. Independent Of all this, it is not
shown that it was him who had killed Murray.
sufficiently TO produce conviction. He had
arrived, the last voyage, but short time before
from Mobile had been sick with the yellow fever;
on the voyage attempted TO kill himself &c; was
placed on his arrival, at she Hospital at Staten
Island.
Several witnesses were produced in proof OF
the defense. 1t was stated thathe probably knew
sufficient of the English language to understand
the nature of the proceedings.
1t was shown, on the testimony for prosecution,
that when Murray was discovered he was lying on
the bed with his hands crossed and an iron poker
lyingSover them. His face was beat in
Several medical and other witnesses gave testi-
mony to the effect that prisoner was no doubt
insane at the time of committing the deed.
The Jury returned 4 verdict OF NOT GUILTY,
by reason of insanity whereupon the Court or
dered that the prisoner We sent to the State Lu-
matte Asylum, there to be kept till discharged.
Mr.. Sherwood had been assigned by the Court
for the defense, and appears to have exerted him,
self much in behalf of his unhappy charge.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 90 1850

ing nearer and better for Boston than any other
route either built or building.
The meeting was kept up until late hour, and
finally adjourned for two weeks after appointing
a committee of thirty to procure subscriptions to
organize 6 company upon. So that the 27th oil
November, at Ii o'clock, A. NJ. they meet mere
again.
Mr.. Benedict, our Deputy Marshal, has com
pIeted his returns and learn from him that the
population Of this town is i642, OF which 3,636 is
in the village. The town of Moreau in this co0n-
ty has ,s36 inhabitants =. C. T.
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For Europe.

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
CoLIfNs's LINz-Sdits from NeU- York.
PACIFIC. :. Capt. NYE......Ro For Liverpool Sat Dec J
ATLANTIC. Capt WEST. ,....For Liverpool. Sat Dec <i
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BROOKLYN ITEMS,


EAST BRooKLrN GUlRDs.-The target excur-
sion is appointed to come off to day. All East
BrooIsiyn is said to have enlisted for the day."
and will take up the line of march for John R.
snedikers, where the target will be riddled,
grand banquet devourad, and good time gene
rally enjoyed, The ex.Mayors of our city viii con-
stitute the Board of Judges The line of march
will be through Franklin-ayenue to Myrtle-ay
to the City Hall, where they take ominibuses to
the ground.
HIGHWAY RonBERY.-As Mr. John Boerum Of
Eastwood, Suffolk Co. was returning to bis home
from New York on Friday evening last--whitheJ
he had been with load of marketing-he was at
tackled and robbed OF all the money about his per
son, amounting to about Sc. One OF the robbers
was arrested and placed in Queens County Jail
He was colored man. and known By the name of
Warren Skidmore
DREADFUL AcCIDENT-Thomas w. Owens. q
boy about years OF was serous yifnotfatally
scalded on Saturday afternoon, by falling into a
pan Of boiling oil, in the oil and varnsh factory at
Penny Bridge, South Brooklyn. He lies in a very
precarious state and speeches., his body being
covered with blisters; but there remains some
hope Of his eventual recovery.
II On Sunday about dusk some daring vii
lans Jumped into the light wagon belonging to
DR.. McCullen while it was standing in front of
his residence, and Immediately drove off They
were pursued for considerable distance, and
traced as far as French's, on the Glove Road,
when they were lost sight of.
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For Rnrope.
For America.
Por Bremen.


OCEAN STEAM NAyloA RIO y cow YORK Wed Nov q
WASHINGTON d4SSH nRiE:f; Fm N York End Dec q
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Rnr AHnricn.
CoLLINs's LINg-Salls (rom

CoLLlNss LLNE--Saas from Ltvaypool.
ARCTIC. Capt LUCE. For n. York. Wed Nov 20
BALTIC 49,. Capt CoMsTocx. For York. Sat. Dec Il
PACIFIC - Capt NYG..,..... For NJ York. Sat. Dec %
ATLANTIC Capt WEsT...,. For n York Sat Jan. IL
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OCEAN srgAm , EayseA FOR Ycfk Frd NOV Is e
faYD For YORK sun OSe 10
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Several other Lie Memberships were started, Iu nc
quite completed the sums necessary are promised.
PATRONS-S5 EACH,

j. Monelaus New-York; Mrs Hinckley, New-York;
Master Henry A. Beecher, New. York VIM Dennlson,
james Wh'ney New Y0rEToIq d.
The aggregate received Sl,5l0 Should the required
OF $500 be made up by The LIST of January next ie
general aggregate will be considerably over S2ooo.
W. learn from the Secretary, Rev, Mr. Var
rem, that the officers of the National Temperance
Society are exceedingly gatiGed as well they
may be, at this expression of the intelligent pub
lie in their favor. A meeting of the Board OF OH
GERS will be held at their office, IS Nassau-st' on
Saturday evening next, to consider in what way
the funds thus generously contributed can be best
appropriated for the public good
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FOR Chagres.

.,.v,IN... WALTON. from ~ iV'N'
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LAW COURTS.

CoURr CA1ENDAR-This Day Circuit Court
Nos s33, 1917, 1920, l2l 1929 1924 1894, 9ss, 4sS
1925 s73, SOC, 1921, 1926, 1927, 1923, 1922 1880,
235. sl3, 907, or, 95.
Z. s. Disltct Court-Published on Monday.
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ney, iourneyman tailor in the employ of VIM.
II. De Groot OF Fulton-st was yesterday arrested
on suspicion OF embeZzling goods from the store
of his employer. A piece Of velvet valued at So,
was found in his possession, which was identified
by MI De Groot as his property. lie was held,
by Justice Lothrop for examination.
ACCIDENT Henry Reynold, residing at 2l7
East Seyentecnth-st. on Monday eyeninglell from
the top of stage at the corner of First.ay. and
Fourteenth St and was internally injured, the
wheels of the stage passing over his body he
was taken home by officer Secor, of the Eighteenth
Ward
BRUTAL HUsBAND.-A fellow named John Fay
was Yesterday arrested for beating his wife Ce.
ella residing at los Henry.st, in a most brutal
manner Also, for putting out her eye. He was
committed by Justice Timpson for examination.
RUN OYER-A small boy named James Van
Doorsen, while attempting to cross Broadway,
near the Museum, Monday was knocked down
and run over by grocers wagon, and injured very
badly. One Of his legs was fractured
ARREST or a HALL THIEF-James Harvey
an old thief, was yesterday arrested by officer
Dufon Of the Seventh " ard, having in his pos
session twelve yards OF carpeting which he &c
knowledged stealing from dwelling house, but
from which one he was unable to say. In his pos
session nearly forty pawn tickets were found
mostly for wearing apparel, which ne mao
stolen and pawned. He was committed by JUS
tice Montfort for trial.
KEEPING 4 DIsoRDERLY HoUsE.-A woman
named Susan Fay was yesterday arrested on Il
charge of keeping dsorderly house at % JacH
son-st-permitting dancing, shouting, quarrelLlnsi
lighting, &c at her house almost every night, and
making night hideous by the noisy conduct Of her
customers. She was committed by Justice Mount
fort in default of $780, to answer the charge at
the Court of Sessions.
GRAND LARcgNY-Henry Tell was yesteTda,
arrested on charge Of stealing wagon ral iiS,
at $50, the property Of Arthur Lennon residing
at Wiifamsburgh. He was held for examination
ANOTHER GRAND LARcENY.--John Brown GildS
Carr. was Yesterday arrested by officer WogaIz
of the Fourth Ward charged with stealing so
from Henry Rage sailor, boarding at 10 Dove
st. The accused stole the money on Sunday nists
from under the sailors pillow and then fed Wren Re
next seen by Rage on being charged VITA me h
theft, he gave up sos OF the money, when ne E
had concealed in his boots. He was committed
by Justice Lathrop for trial.
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CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Further testimony
in the case of Messrs Ford and Whitney, charged
as to alleged counterfeit money, was taken yea
terday, but nothing elected showing Mr.. Whitney
to have had any counterfeit money in his posses
sion A decision on the habeas corpus will proba-
bly, be made this forenoon.
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Waters Hair EDVe.

'liE great and increasing demand for Hair Dye and the
difficulty of procuring GOOD ARTICLE has induced the
subscribers to experiment. until they have succeeded in
manufacturing Dye that surpusses any other use
Inc advantages possesses other kinds that
application perfectly simple the Hair requires DO pre-
yious preparation. 1t entirely free from any unpleasant
SMELLS and does not fade crock, or wash out
II does not ike ordinary Hair Dye leave an unpleasant
and unnatural dryness of the hair but same time that
It's color changed, retains its natural ustre and soft
ness Instead OF nurng the hair it tends in great degree
temen who have hair, and whskers of lighter color will
md very easy to match the two and those whose hair
grown premaurely grey, restore original beau
y and with less expense and trouble than with any Dye
ATEPS
June %. eod,f
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FOR THE AFFLICTED.
EARNINGS Patent Rndu Brace.

HIS celebrated PATENT LACE, or BODY BRACE is
1 [ellel TO persons laboring under the follow
ing ana other analogous maades and viz Asthma
Consumption, and other diseases of tie mrs Snnai 1,
va % and other affections of the hroat-Loss
Oh Noce-ilp Diseases Scroulous Swclines Distorons
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache Want of seep Ponita
U OF the Heart Disordered Circulation of the Blood Kid.
ey AieG!ols numbness and GOODNESS of the Extremes-
PAINFUL dillcult, or suspended Observation-Disclosures Cont
Falling OF the Womb Leuchorhoe Whites Dropsy Piles
constipation, Withered and Decayed Limbs Weakness III
in the Back, &c. &c W "N'N'''s'
The following certificates will show what is tbonobt f
DR.. Banning's Patent Lace &C., viz:
From Prof Mott, and other Physicians of Neo York
Inc Undersigned have examined DR. Bannings novel views
WI to neChaca pathology OF many affections of the vice
ra and believe them highly interesting and worthy the se
Gus attention OF the medical profession
S St1 bot, MID. J.Ke@ney Rodgers,MD!
otePNen r.. n roy %. ID. Stephen BrOun, NJ d.
rr dasT pd 3. E raith d. D. r. McLeqn, MD.
merly of Wethersfeld, Conn. f'"' '
Thirteen years ago sustained loss of voice. which for
three years almost total Subsequently INV voice was
continued weak and ndistnct One year ago commenced
the use OF Dr. Banning Brace and found very marked
and decided advantage from it. ncreasino te ease If sneL
ing and the strength olmy voice. Now although preach
once or twice, almost every Sabbath should scarcely at
tempt the service at all if had not in application
he principles OF Dr. Bannngs Brace which from my own
knowledge of its certain utility in my case cheeruy re
commend i to all suffering like calamity.
DIR. J. C. KNAPP, the undersigned. has mr
chased the right of this ar-med Patent Lace or BODY
Brace for the County of Worcester, and now ready TO
sen and apply the instrument to- atents, either their
own residences, at their said once No 245 our STAIRS
MAIN STREET They will sell the right to make vend and
use the said Lace in few and few only of the towns of
this County, on terms very advantageous purchasers
An the above mentioned diseases, and many of
SIMILAR nature the undersigned have, with their MAGNET
~, or ELECIROPATHlC REMEDIES, treated very sue
cessuly and will continue to do So either with or without
the application and expense of the said Lace Brace
patients may prefer The instrument is light, neat and
easily adjusted and can be by gentleman, or LADY,
without the least pain Inconvenience The public is in
vted to call and examine the article their said office
where all avors in their line will be thankfully received and
all explanations as to the said Laces, and the Magnetic
remedies, gratuitous given References to many cases
cured and others under their treatment in this region
gwen to any on application. J. G. KNAPP,
Worcester, Feb g. 1850 DIFF
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PROUTY g. MEARS'
New Hot Air Wentilating BriCkFurnace,
FOR IS5O

THIS is entirely furnace combining many valua.
BILE improvements and obviatng many of the objections
of the Brick Furnaces use being only feet HIGH
it is peculiarly adapted TO low cellars which admits
unusual elevation OF the hot air pipes Immediately after they
leave the brick work, thus allowing direct escape
the heat from the air chamber to the be heated than
is usually obtained in other kinds II is perfectly simple in its
construction and be very easily cleaned of
even when in operation required Being made entirely
Cast Iron of unusual thickness more durable and not
liable to get out of repair for many years.
The subscribers are also sole propetors ofHanks I'm
proved Furnace which have given unqualified satisfaction
for the last three years. of which in opera
ton in the Court House, New School House Gold st.
and many OF the private residences in the city of Worcester
we would invite all, who about procuring Furnaces,
or are otherwise interested in these articles call
anime the above at Ware Rooms, where will also be
found Prouty IL Mears's Improved PORTABLE Hot
Air Nentans Furnaces, Cooking Ranges the celebrated
Medal, Madeira Paror Stove and general assortment
of coal and wood Cooking and Office Stoves
DAVID PROUTY d CO.
10 & 20, North Market Street, BOSTON.
April 8. d3taweow weoply
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Grove street EBye House.

| AIDES DRESSES, Cloaks, Shawls Wells, Hose and
IL Gents whole Garments DYED or CLEANSED in the
best manner Black or Purple Thibets, Alepmes Silks etc.
dyed Green Brown or Maroon. Drab Coats Pants etc..
dyed Olive, Green OF Brown Gents Garments cleansed
and pressed Also, CARPETS, Table and Piano Cloths,
Shaws, &c.
Ladies Dresses dyed for 81 Over Coats $3.50; Dress
and Frock Coats 81 Pants, light coors 62 cents Pants
dyed Bneback or Black so Goats ceansed for cts
rants Tor 80 and finished in the best style and
satisfaction in all cases guaranteed ~ Carpets ceansed
whole at short notice.
IL All work done within two weeks-Goods colored
Black in one week or less, if desired.
IL Goods received at e. s. Eis's lie Main St.; at j. E.
Gregory & Co.'s Main St, Dye House. GROVE ST.
March 81 eod3mw3m HENRY ADAMS