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ADJUSTMENTS.
MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTION for
I'VE THE HoDIDAYs-sTOPPAlI HALL corner Of
Broadway and WalkeT-st

ne AGNIFICENT ATTRACTION toI
I'VE THE hoDIDAYs-sToPPAlu HALL, corner Of
HlsToaicAL TABIEAUx OF KEw.EEGLAND
NOVEL AND INTERESTING ADJUSTMENTS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Dec. 25 1850.
ev me !se IL. in itch ihese u.ancea T4olsaqx VIII i
under The able direction OF Nj Tmhe tie celebrated Ar
cec go hat IN pont Of beauty AID convenience 1t un-
equeied in New Iorh.
The Tpbleaux are Taiuted By that eminent artist,
sIGNQR CALYO,
win iruihul1ess to nsure unsurpassed or equaed oy
any exhibition ever presented 10 The public
ms Neiiona " oz OF Art 77lI have The ad7aE-Lsf Of
JOSEPH L. cowELL, Esq.
70 vel known IA the literary world.
The Orchestra for which mas been selected H. shest
Nj WILLIAM SMITH
In oroer 10 avoid TIE tedum u5Qay experienced BIZ an
sudiece u pictorial exhibitions, belEee1 the sections Of
The Tabeanx Deneatious Of the Yankee Character and
diner appropriate euteIneuis VIII BE- given prepared
Prefsyor ihs establishment by that highly sGccess AID
celebrated author
Dr. NORTHALL.
Tfesspef ~ ,t M Robert O9pSdso9
TIE aoors vii s9 opeaed al E16ioa WI 2e conn
Admission to ali paris Of the saloon - cent? children
Tickets be had the principal Hotels and Book and
Music Stores d2tlr
TT'RIPER HALL.-NEW-Y YEARS
a GIFT CONCERT--A Grand Vocal and Instrument
al Concert will be given early in January Of aoVei and
interesting character
25C0 TICKETS Will be issued al
TWO DOLLARS EACH.
THIRTY GIFTS vii be distributed. valued 81
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
The gifts will be as fol- WE
JENNY LIND'S ERARE PIANO,
A sUPERBLY CARVED DOLCE CAMPANA PIANO.
lnlste TO Jenny Lind'el worth $500
TWO FINE TONED ELEGANT SQUARE PIANOS,
worth $l.t00.
Twelve beautiful Guitars eight Flutes and six Accor-
deous.
Every ticket not drawing gift viii emile tue holder to
one collars worth of and fashionable music be
eced hy the holder from the large stock OF Joes Music
Stose 500 Broadway.
cert, and Commit tee Of weEknown gentlemen viii sd
pervise tbs distribution
The Books open and tickets ready for delivery,
al Jollie's 500 Broadway.
Programmes will be published shortly d23 n
TRIPLER HALL. = Two GRAND
a CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY MUSICAL FESTIVALS,
MADAM ANNA BISHOP,
On WEDNESDAY NEXT, Dec. ..
The FIRST OF these Splendid Performances Dedicated 70
Juvenile Visitors and those vino cannot conveniently
attend Evening this rigorous season. VIII
take place IN THE MORNING.
TIE SECOND IN THE EVEN Nc.
Full particulars of each Of these TWO EXPRAOROI-
NARY MUSICAL FESTIVALS Will be announced III
medately The whole under the Sole direction Of
MR. BOCHSA,
Musical Manager of Tripler Hall
Tickets FIFTY CENTS d2l
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+. COTTON. AucuoueeI.

= IoLT0N. 3IcIoneei.
THIS DAY. TUESDAY,, Dec. ga
Il lO5 oc.ock, al the Auction Rooms. 50 Beekmaaahd
80 Ann SIS hn assortment OF secondhand Furuure from
family removing. consisting OF sofas mahogany and cat
chairs French bedseads center ahd card tables dining G
tea DO carpets and oil cloths, feather beds, ha and oh
mattresses patent and pas bedsleads stands and iOiI,
gilt and mahogany looking glasses book stands, wcs
tables Of all sizes clocks chamber soiis crotke aad g
house desks, Office do ard chars Also linen sheets I'D
towels comfortcr, table cloths Sale positive,
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ERINA

SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL ERTNA
SBALL at TRIPLER HALL on MONDAY EVEN
ING 50th December instant, l20The proceeds Of which
viii be appropriated usually for the benefit OF the OR
PHANS in the Phnce-st Asylum Tickets - each, adj
hitting Gentleman and two Ladies can be mad appi.
cation to either Of the Committee OF Direction THOMAS
OCONOR President, or of. B. NICHOLSON, Secretary,
80 Franklin 81. d20 $50
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NBAND EXHIBITION Of OPTICAL

y :
OTRANSPARENCIES representing great variety Of
the mos remarkable Wonders Tue Earth the Hea
yens at the Olympic, AZ Broadway The Antedilaylan
Aniusls; Specimens OF Antique Gems the Motions OF The
Hesypy Bodies Tie Aurors Boresiis, Parkeoas, Com
els &C. Nocanoes together with magnificent collectson
OF Views illustrating European and American ocallIes,
and Portraits Historical Personages Admission = s
children ha; price. Doors open AZ No commence
ats oclack fds4lw'l JULIUS BRILL, Proprietor
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l.. g. CAkRiSGTOE. AuctoneeT
10y JACOB 5. PLATr.-THIS DAY.

10y JACOB s. PLATT.-THIS DAY.
.ab-Fine Fancy Goods. plated ware, 6ne toys coumea
Do solar and globe lamps plated casors 6ne poxhei
steel ire sels dressed Kid and dolls, an invoke d
itch Sheffield plated and polished Steel Goods cGas!sas
OF butter knives iI knives Of knives forks sqs
spoons silver, ivory and pearl handle dessert knives
plated steel butter knives with pearl haadss abe
lea and salt spoons fish Steers ladies' elegant dressing
combs silver ruit knives Aso gifsEdoes gold pens an
pencil cases a. accordeons fancy boxes 6ne kniyes yo
knives and forks, fancy busters toy watches 100 caad
cocoa boxes. lambornes. wine baskets, pin cushions !
toys by lhs leather belts, nut pickefs plated
c&stors sun-glasses, combs of al Kinds gilt eyey, ta
ing pencils, sets OF tea kays. pens, sfgEb
plated osudescks breadba.kets, purses, German Ppss
&c Also II dou6le.barrel percussion guns IN o1e loi
Also, various other assorted fancy goods
JACOB S PLATT Will sell, THIS DAY perempt1riY
al 10 ococh above a! the auction Room, . P4yst Of
which puL chaseFs are de sired 70 axe nonce d2 It.
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~ Sixteenth Ward.-We, the undersigned. lnspec-
OF the Primary Election, appointed by the Sixteenth
Ward Wing Cornriltee pursuant 10 recommend alton Of
The Wing General Committee held at the corner of Tween
tyhird-st and Eighth-av. Monday, Dec q 1885, do
certify the following the result OF said election The
whole number Of votes poled was hundred and
,wenty-seyeD OF which the following ticket, viz
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Washington Smith, A. w. Bradford,
Samuel De Lamger, George Mernu,
John Mcintyre.
YOUNG MEMS GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Joseph Rogers James Hornby,
Wonhip ton Hod 2 nson Alexander Mcclure,
Moses Jackson.
WARD COMMITTEE
F'iyst District
Edward Berrian Peter De la Rec,
John Y. Varick, Stephen Merritt
Thomas Brown.
Second D,htet.
John Barclay VIM McComb,
james Fisher, James Haley
John Roach
THIRD District.
CarliseS Nor wood, Henry May,
Roberi Leet, James Bird
Edmund z Dean.
Fourth District
James T. Conhaven Jesse Mitchell,
Hartman Garkin Samuel Baisey
Jacob Ries
Fun District
George Gurde, z Harrison Reed,
VIM. H. Peabody Chas Newhal,
David A. Pulls.
Received fyed hundred and thy-three (3) votes and is
therefore duly elected.
GEORGE MERRITT,
EDWARD BERRIAN, tI,,..,ox...
VIM Il PEABODY A-'p'S''''
d24 IL JAMES HEALY,
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SALES BY AUCTION.

J. W bEOWN, AncGoaeeF.
MORTGAGE SALE OF CABINET
RFURNITURE.-THl DAY, Tuesday. Dee. "a, u
Io4 O'Clock, at "a Broadway, j. w. BROWN vii sell a
Auction, as above by catalogue to satisfy mottssss
the entire stock OF manufacturer. removed from Huasr
for the convenience OF safe consisting OF 80 sofas Of Ya
Gus styles 10 doz mahogany chairs Of do IS dressing ~
plain burtaux wash.siands 80 mahogany and olhef I'D
steads dining card and other tables, 70 secEra
and bookcases rosewood soss. sofa bedseads. mass
top dressing bureaGx rocking ard easy chairs SET
chsirs hair mattresses &C with great variety Other
ucies In the line n b. The above furniture viii be sa3
in lots 10 suit the trade and Others. dsfh.
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NEW. YORK AND HARLEM RAIL

~ r v 1
IN ROAD COMPANY.-The fifth seinianEGal DITidend
on the Preferred Seek OF this Company estnc rata Of
eight per cent per anIun VIII paid the ofce Of lie
Company, No 8 Chalhaustfeet and after Tuesday,
the seventh Day Of January usxI.
The Transfer Books OF the Preferred Stock VIII be
closed on Monday. December 81 ii, a O'Clock NJ sad
open on Wednesday, J Anusry 9. a. 10 O'Clock, AN
Dated New-Yorg sd December, 1855
t25 JAM SAML N. BLATCHFORD TreasCrer
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tS Tenth WRrd--ln compliance with the recon-.
mtndaton Of the NhS General Committee, the Wing
Electors OF tie Tenth Ward dths (Mondsyl
ing, the 2Sd inst The Eastern Emblem. IA Grand.s ST
snd Delegates for the General Committees 1851
The hour having arrived. JHmes II. PDckney, Esq The
Chairman of The ard Committee called the meeting to
order aud nominated I r. McDQNOUGH, Esq. as the
Chairman OF the meeting.
On ike motion, WM I. SCuoLHTirLp and ABRAHAM
BAkEK sppoisisd Secretaries.
,JonN LABOR, Esq OF behalf OF Committee OF Seven
appointed by The Ward Committee select suitable per
10 I'LL the daorenI Committees, reported the TO-
loving
J II Hobart llsws lohn Carr, Samuel r, Baytoi,
Fer he Yong Men, General < CosSi tic
Lohr L8or, Samuel C.bes Geo. reckhaul.
AhrSham Baker, Elias Combs
For fh- Ward C1'srttee.
FIRST Dsirict.-J James II, pinckpey, Aim a Hariland
Allen II. Doughty, William fauson, Elias usllsnd
Second plssrct--Daniel u Wells Edward Il, noniueS
Benz HickP, johu Mcdonald 7 X. Mcnonough Third
Dss.rictS- W, Bradford John Raao George c. Preston
VIM Jones. u ames Grffilhs Flh Dis,rici-EdwArd a.
Fraser, Geo w, TharbeF, WIN. Thurher. VIM. Wheaton
On motion The repor; was adopted
On like motion the Committees were taken up separately
ard adopted unanimously.
On motion the Committees were eethcrixed to fill va
chncies,
In The New. YoTk Tribune and Newly ork Express.
on H'''p '"''0'i'T n McpoNoUelI, Chairman
VIZ. T seso 'lsr Secretaries
1rbS Ws,d Comutee wifi convene al kellinSers Hotel
corner Broo!n and Forsyth ste on The second ednesay
IN January next r, q ceocs N of 1be paFposs 9. or
sanvaten
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~ Ninth Wurd.-Ata meeting of The WIGS OF
OF Inc NINTH WARD, convened in pursuance OF the d.
rections of the Democratic Wing General Committee al
the Northern Exchange. Beeckerst on Monday Dec .,
ut II O'clock: On motion, ALIEN. MCDONALD, ESQ was
called 10 the Chair and CHARLES s OAKLEY aud SOLO
MON HAYES appointed Secretaries
On motion. Tho following ticket was adopted
"NATloNAl--FILLMoRE AND THE UNION
Delegates hc Gen er1i Cos1:3tteeDaniel llnian w
A.F Pent1 A. Il Mcdonald, ChHs s. Oakley, John Slos'
son
Young M,'s General Cdg.sit,tc-D Austin Muir, Nlcho.
las Carroll George b Dean, Marshall o Roberts, William
Pool,
Ward Co,smittet-John +. Convey, John ". Mead, 6.
b. Crane Tuus II, Ha!lenhcch, Francis Y. Neary, h. S
Osbcrn Henry Haugod, Charles 5 Wright, r J. ldpptIL
Gregor Mcdonald, Philip Farington, Robert Dodge, Ed
wd,N rrce Nelson Dnckwo III, Geo b. SPringseon, Ma
thew Kane JOSEPH D Ferris, John Keyser.
On motion, Resolutions unanimously adopted, fully
ndorsing and sustaining President Fillmore IN his Nation
III and Union course pledging him undivided support.
aud declaring IN favor OF tho election OF United States
Senator urcquiyocsly Union in his attachments and pFn
ciples ALIEN. L. MCDONALD, Chairman
SoLoMoN HAYES aeNIet''N'' ds4lts
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BOARDING.

NNNN~NNN0-~0~NNNNNN0NN
BOARDING WANTED.-A Gentle
-H1man and Wife with two daughters and years OF
age aud servant sire board The location TO be above
Eishlhst Two communicating required, each
with frepaces. A note addressed 10 Fl ". Broadway
PosOce stating particulars and Will be attended
10. d24 IL
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7 bkOFESSUR SAIILER7S Cosm0-
a rsnas consisting Of collection OF Views, taken from
Nature ourfI many years OF travel through Europe As!s
Minor SYRIA the Holy Land. Egypt. Nubia eni Arabia
Admission, Is cents. dig rs
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Is HEREBY 81

To VI AOL-' y I T =. = =, -. .,
ven thai the interest due Isl January, 1881 ii New oFG
Cft on he Income $50 Railroad Bonds issued 5y the Co
lunbus and Lake Erie Railroad Company n the state q
Ohio viii be psd to The holder presentation thereof
wien due. al he Office OF EDWARD HOOKER, 50 Wall
cls2w A J. SMITH, Trustee &c
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ET~ Ninth Ward.-Ata large and enthusiastic meet
ing Of the Wigs Of the Ninth Ward, convened al the
Beecker-s House Monday evening Dec %, 1850, III
pursuance OF the call OF the General Committee the meet
ing W as called 10 order by WALTER S. CUNNING
HAM ESQ Chairman OF the Ward Committee, upon whose
noninaiion JOHN A. CREGIER, Esq. called to the
Chair. and D MII.IIKEN appointed Secretary
On motion of james w. Boolh ESQ. Retiring Commit
tee of Five was appointed by the Chair viz Messrs Geo
r Nelson VIM. H. Harmed, VIM E. Noble, James s. An
derson and David H. Dick who reported the following fo
Delegates the General Committees, and Members OF e
y "NN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Henry J. Raymond Samuel Frost
William DuIning Abm. Van Norden,
Robert Peterson,
YOUNG MEMS GENERAL COMMITTEE.
David Mlliken, George 7. Nelson,
Jsmes w Booth Nelson d. Thayer,
Sas c. Herring
WARD COMMITTEE
Iohn A. Crepier VIM II, Harmed,
Wm Smith Jr Francis j. Lppet-
Jacob H. Sebringi William y; NooIe,
Benjamin +. Curie ChafleS 3 VIRGIN,
Iohn LLOYD James s. Anderson,
Euoch Morgan, Eugene WARD,
David H. Dick Heury J Ennis,
John Keyser, refer Young,
John Creie hon. Jackson Laurence,
Abm Cummings, Matthew Kane,
yohn r. Conrey, Judge Wells,
Jamee w Farr, Walter S. Cunningham,
Thomas H. Brown
On motion of Benjamin i Curtis, ESQ, the Report was
adonted. and on motion OF David IL. Dick, Esq the pro
ceedinps were ordered be published in the Courier and
ENQUIRER Tribune, and Express. -
D. MullXyN Secretary d28 lie
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ROARDING.-Three or four single
AsGenllemen can he accommodated with GOOD
BOARD and Pleasan, Rooms by applying 40 Green
wichst hrstrse Cook Is wanted al the place lF
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ROARD.-A front Parlor, first floor,
ith Bedrooms attached and large single Rooms 90
upper eos may he had together will hotel table on the
mos accommodating terms, al the Union Park House IS
and ~ FourIecnihst between Broadway aud Flnh-sv.
dsl lwF
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POARDING.-A front and back room.
Gpwh panres and CRATES to let with board in pr.
vse family. Apply al loS Fourth,av. d24 liz
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broadway THEATER.-DOO
R9 open al 64-to commence at ] o'clockThis EVEN
ING, Dec "a. will be presented the Comedy Of
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY
Aner 1hich, Grand Ballet Psniemime entitled
LIE DlABLE a QUATRE.
Mazurka Mile C. Frsnck Mazourki. If. L. Espnoss
To be followed by the Farce Of the
THUAPING LEGACY.
To conclude with LES AMOURS DE VILLAGE
Prices OF Admission To Dress Circle and Parqne 1881
Family Circle and Third Tier, Is Gallery, 12i cIs
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-01

HAIL-SroRM.-A remarkable hail-atorm passed
pittsburg, Pennsylvania, on Friday last The
Journal states that it lasted some twelve minutes,
during which stones fell of an enormous size, one
of them at least measuring thirteen inches in its
greatest circumference, and weighing half pound
avordupois. The storm was very severe upon
horses and other animals in the street Immense
numbers of hogs, sheep, fowls, &c, we're killed.
Shingles were knocked from the roofs OF houses,
awnings torn to tatters, signs deiaced. Not less
than onctwefth of the panes of glass in the houses
of Pttsburg (says the Post of that city, were bro
ken. Innumerable injuries are said to have &C
Cured from this unprecedented bail-storm
From papers received by the Southern mail we
learn that this hail storm trayersed large part OF
the State of Virginia, inhicting similar damage to
the above.
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HAnaIsBURG, Pa, Sent. 30.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE REPupLIc.l

BALTIMORE, Sept. 30-5 p. m.
There is much excitement in the political arena.
Both parties are busily at work. Nothing will be
left undone to bring out the voters of each party.
The Locofocos resorting to all manner of tricks
They are coping up old loafers all the city. A
large number of strange faces may already be
in city. These have been imported-a
great proportion of them-from Philadelphia by
the Locofocos. They purpose making this grand
feature In swelling their vote. Let the Wings be
their guard in reference TO this illegal proce-
dure. The prospects in favor of the Whigs arc
very fattering.
Quite an outrage was perpetrated last night. A
young gentleman who has been in the habit of Wis
iting Mr. Turner, the Democratic candidate, rode
out TO his house, in the suburbs of the city, last
night, in handsome buggy wagon. While the
owner was paying his visit some Of the Reubenites,
not feeling friendly TO Mr.. Turner or his visitors
took the young mans vehicle and cut it 20 pieces.
The board Of engineers appointed by the execu-
tive committee of Virginia TO determine the mat
tiers in dispute between the city of Wheeling and
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, have
decided that the Grave Creek route is the true and
proper route under the law Of lS47 and the agree
ment with the city. By this decision the point at
which the railroad will first strike the Ohio will be
at the mouth Of Big Grave Creek, twelve miles be-
! low Wheeling. The road is now under contract
! from Wheeling to that point.
| learn from gentlemen who arrived from Bad.
more county this morning, that there was quite a
heavy frost last night, and Thin ice formed
! Our market is quiet-smal sales Howard street
! flour at 81 ST., and City Mills 81 6S; Sales OF
red wheat 100 l0i cts; white do. los IL cts.
white ~ cts; yellow do. 81 81 cts; oats -
/ 81 cts.
! Provisions and groceries unchanged. Whisky
/ % a % cts.
The stock market steady-sales 300 shares Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad at rs a 70 cash, and u
timej Md. 6s 1903, bid Nothing done in Govern
/ mcnt securities.
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Local Matters.

OUTRAGEOUS CoNDUcT.-Amongst tho inmates
Of the watch-housc yesterday morning were a
party If six gentlemen, whose names arc James
Pomphrcy, Rudolph Thomas, Walter Bre.t, Joseph
Gill; (called Bang Gill, } John Usher, and Thomas
Simpson. On the preceding ught, at a late hour
in conjunction with three others who escaped
this party made assault upon Mr.. Oscar Ferris
whom they beat and abused until he obtained the
protection Of MIR. Smith, waichman at the Capt.
toll who gave him shelter in his scntry-box. They
then repaired TO a house Of infamy not far of the
door Of which they broke open in the commission
Of which act they arrested by ten Of the Off
Gers Of police and Auxiliary Guard. They were
examined by Justices Goddard and Morsell yostcr.
day morning, and committed on each of these two
charges The bail was fixed at $500 in each case,
or $500 for each prisoner. Messrs. Pomphrey
Thomas, Usher, and simpson. at once procured
bail; but Messrs. Brcst and Gill had not been so
successful at the time Of our vsit to tho watch.
house yesterday forenoon
We have to remark Of this affair that the persons
VIC have named arc all unknown 20 US, and dat
therefore VIC can have bias for or against them
They may all, for aught VIC know, be gentlemen of
the highest rospociability; for arc assured that
in these latter days gentlemen Of very high re-
spectabilty do often behave in n very undignifed
and unbecoming manner. But what interests MS
IL tho great likelihood that the conduct have dc.
scribed will be often initiated, the peace and &C.
curity Of city involved, and its reputation scan
dalzcd unless the rgor Of the law shall be exhibited
in the present instance. We read from day to-day
with pain and regret, the reports published in tho
newspapers Of the city Of baltimore, respecting
riots, boodshed, and mob usurpation Indeed, it
appears that's the police Of that city powerlcss
and that lawcan no longer secure property or life
The sound Of fire arms has become a familiar thing
in the streets, and the bleeding victim is longer
subject Of horror to the eyes of the beholders Are
we to experience the same condition Of affairs
Are peace, and life, and reputation, Of little
value with that the fear of unpopulsrty with the
base, the wicked, and the vile can parayze the
Of tho law We trust not, and in that hope will
look TO our legal authorities for the faithful adj
ministration Of the laws
The bail demanded is certainly very moderate
but We doubt not that responsible security has been
given, as the magistrates named arc not likely TO
he satisfied with the names Of men of straw in such
matters. Upon the termination Of this affair will
be made manifest the degree Of security tho people
Of Washington enjoy for the safety Of their per-
sons and lives, and the inyolsbility of their homes
But if our courts Of justice have not the power to
protect, and the press Of our city dare not expose
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Hear the Patient.
UNirED STATS HORN,


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j. y. CALHOUN,
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