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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

IN PURSUANCE Of the Surrogate Of the County Of
New Yos notice hsle5y al person. having CLAIMS
azRas w WILLIAM b. RoLSToS, late the City OF New, YORK do
sed peseat the with thereof 10 tho subscriber
hst residences No SIS Asdonst CITY Of New YoA on on
se The tweatyouFt day Of December naf,Dsed YORK
is seventeenth DAY Of yuHs, lsSa. JANE ROISTON
Hss!awomNF AdmiaistyxtrII-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

oRP0EATIoN NoIICEPubic notice ia hereby gwen to the
s,s OF tcupans OF an Houses aud Lots, improved
Id affected thereby that tho following assessments have
r. by Assessors aud dscda the Office OF The
49, by all persons Interested viz
ssdipg 2d-4y from the II h street, 70 hs
Is, line 9th TIE Limits embraced BY such Assess
ude all tho several House, and Lots Of Ground vacant
- peces and parcels Of Liant, situated both sides OF u
9th and It'll and the norhery vide of 9Th
I'll between Ra, aud I'd All persons whose 'nefess
by The above named assessments and who opposed
dc either Of them, requested to present u't ooec
- writing the undersg ed a. heir oce, No Hall 81 s
"a, thirty days from the date Of this sotce SAMUEL ID
SgMOTT FRAnCIs NICHOLSON, ISAAC WIN. sMtra,l As
- ssso ' n'3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

PURSUANCE Of an order Of tbs Surrogate oil the County
Anew fok nSts hereby al persons having CLAIMS
asnst BENJAMIN SANDS, ats Of the City Of Now Tors Dc
Sssd 70 the with vouchers 10 the subscr
tors n ihe ocs Of Joseph c. skadsn Psast IA tho Civ q
t9sk hsofs the Is; DAY o. March ne1e DatsS New.
tsiA ie' 10th gay Of August; 1850
MARTHA SANDS, Administrative
AuAs lANcnWetF JOSEPH c, sKADEN, Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20
EHOR, CALIFORNIA, via CHAGRES,

EHOR CALIFORNIA, via CHAGRES,
IL WITHOUT DETENTION at PANAMA:-The Uni.
ted States Mail Steamship Company vii dispatch the spen
u g. NAVY Commander, on Tuesday Nov Q at O'clock
Nj from the pier tootof Warenst North River, with The
Government Mails and passengers for San francisco ana
Intermediate pOrts
The connection a. Panama win be carefully kept up and
pgssengers for San Francisco guaranteed That they
viii not be detained Panama beyond the usual stay
that port
The books open, and passage be secured al
hefoHowing rates;
Btateroon berth
Stantee berfh forward saloon ............ 60
EteeraGe BERTH found bed and separate table -. 30
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
state room berth .......'..SoeS
FROM NETWORK
state.roem s.andee. steerago.
Charleston. s@ 80
Havana .,.,..,......s.o...7o IS IS
freight 10 New Orleans, 80 eents per cubic foot
Freight TO Havana, so cents per cubic foot prepaid
Passengers for Chagres will be transferred al HAVE
na TO the new and splendid steamship PACIFIC
To freight or passage apply at me ONCE OF ne
'oli''i'' - '''''- W "'' u NJ o. ROBERTS
Special notice Ia given 20 shippers by this line that the
Company have prepared form OF bill Of adng adapted
their business which will be furnished to shippers on apph
cation the Companys Office and with which they are re-
quesed to provide themselves, other form VII be
signed by the Agent OF the Company All bills OF adng
be signed before the sailing of the vessel MS th25
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

SSTREKT DEPARTMENT, No, 4HALL OF REcoRps-P@bhc
nohce hereby gwen the following resoOnous have oeen
presented hoard of Assistant Aldermen That tie grade tor
Eighty slthst be- and hereby established ia conformity to the
man tho Street Office by Gardiner A Sage
City Surveyor Tompks St from Thirteenth Twenty third
Ea,t the hereby closed public street
Also fouowns petitions lots Twentieth and
Twenty F aud Second All interested bSvius
objections requested them wtDgo the
aeTSued at h oes before the s5h day Of November inst
DR,ed +. DODGE,
Street. Commissioner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

T1ORPoRATIoN EoTICEPubGc hereby given, 70 the
CeEner opan, occupants Of al houses ana Ig
or unu proved snd affected thereby that the following
have completed the Assessors and are lodged
e Office for examination sy Oil per
~ rtery Of wat TO and connecting with ihs saver
y,se n The embraced by such assessment include Az
house, and lois ground vacant lots pieces and parcels
md situated on both sss Of Wstefet aod eaefy sds
y - Wallet aud haican lane the nohef 800 oil
,s a hoh sdes and sOuthsry side OF Madenne,
Pearl aud the snoefy SIDE OF ppester
ween Front All pArsons whore ntetests are
% b. named assessments and who are opposed 70
a. them requested 70 present Their
yrug to the undesgned Office, No Hall OF Records
Tn thirty days from the date Of s 19eeQ5fs B"Ifaq
sTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WM SMITH Assessors
r5 lot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

kNRoToH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS onnda PARK Nov 'lee.
Ols, Corporation Noee-fublc nocs hereby gwen sa
petition has besn the Board of Aldermen Tor
alley the Saver IN ann a. 70 point about es
cat from Anpst persons interested therein having o2ech9
thereto as requested present the writing stating er
~ y, hsfars ccd nst NICHOLAS DEAN,
MIA i0t President Croton Aqv6duci Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

STREET DEPARTMENT. Nc Hall Of Records Public Rocs
given that the following resolutions
Board Of Aldermen 10 ard hsg space 4eet wide
Sl.t between Sh north
Of gath south between on
side Of 2h and s5 Sss All psrsous
having objections requested to present them writing
the Office before the 2h day November
ns.-November JOHN DODGE, Street Commissioner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

S,TREEr DEPARTMENT, NO 4HALL OF REcoRpS-Pubhc
Ssote hereby gsn that the following petitions bsve esen pre-
e.ned in the Of Adernen TO flag sidewalks OF Ihrtshs
between Sever Eighth regulate ana grade Forty
hhhst between Third and Fifth fence vacant lots on
Seventh and Eighth on the westerly SIDE Of Seventh
avenue between amsad the grade Forty eighth
street 10 epond Rad us the
Commissioners oe Aso the following Resolution; To regulate
TO Hudson RIVER All persons Interested objections thereto
Are requested pressnt writing before
Street Commissioner. mis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

FN PURSUANCE OF az csder Of the Surrogate County d
New York Notice. Is hereby gwen 10 ar parsons harizs ca
against WILLIAM FLYNN te ofths City Of ork .assd
present the same ersoto the eerorss shop
Of John Fau he 5Td between lis; tina
City New York baior the twenty day Of March ast
Dated New York, the ssen5suih dAy oil September 1850
JOHN FINN, lv.-...
els lav5msW FRANCIS CRoEEKES, HAes3'"is'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

50RPORATIoN NoTICE-Pubhc Notice Hereby 70 the
owner owners occupant occupants Of all Houses and Lots
ovd unmpoysd Lands affected thereby that the fcowin
completed by the Assessors and lodged
e of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
,aous For bulldog Sewer Broadway from the
er in Eighth the southery line OF Ninth street
s limits embraced by such Assessment include all the several
puses and lo of Ground Lots pieces and parcels Of
lad situated on both SIDES of Broadway between Eighth aud
st streets Al perfops whose interests affected by The
oye named rnens and who opposed TO tue
er them requested present Their objections "a writing
tbs undersigned Office No Hall Of Records Within
Stv DAYS from n date of this notice SAMUEL IL DE MOTT
yPISCiS NICHOLSON ISAAC WIN SMITH, Assessors. Office
parsau Assessments, Street Department hoY 49, 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

STREET DEPARTMENT, No, 4EALL OF REcoRpS.-Pub-
b hereby gwen a ts following resolutions
presented e Beard Of AeTIssa To and regulate the curb
and gutter aud sidewalks tbs esseFy
tween Leonard and Walker
Es, and regulate ose between Franklin
Chatham streets All Interested having objections
ars requested 70 present them writing tho undsgned
rs JOHN r. DODGE. Street, Commissioner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20
77N7TFD STATES MAIL LINE ! e, from IN

Performance. anphttheater 81 cent? Door
- III In. oEen arg oeommence q u O'CLOCK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

CORPORATION HOTICE-Publc Is hereby gwen, 10 the
or owners occupant occupants of all houses and o
pioyd lands affected thereby that the following
completed by the and lodged
s Office Bureau 'or examination by apeous
Arrested For building with necessary recypg bas
ina usrts and connecting pipes Orange street from the
rbham street tbs westerly line OF Crossstreet The limits
see such assessment include all the several houses and lots
Chatham westerly side Of iibsy-stree between
rb and streets both sides Of Cross street between
0anr Mulberry All persons whose interests are affect
@ above named and who 70 the ss
thher of them are requested their objections vn
the undesgned at Office No. Hall Of Records within thirty
dsys of this notice0ce, Bureau Of Easements
Street Department Nov. IS, 1880 SAMUEL H. DE MOTT tHAN
CS NICHoLs0N ISAAC WIN SMITH, Assessors nl9lot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

STREET DEPARTMENT. he. BALL OF RECoRDS-Pahls
nctce hereby gwen that the following resolutions have bean
the Board Petitions To Grepwh ani Wash
9on and Gross st bounded by Broadway Battery Pee West
Liberty cts To widen Mortss from Broadway West 81
To Rsctortt from Broadway Westinghouse All pSrsoos
interested having Objections thereto requested present them
November nstNos 1870 JOHN T. DODGE, Com MO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

NOTICE hereby gwen .ceoia. 10 law % all psrso1, h.yir,
IN claims against ALFRED NJ RYDER iais OF the City Of
n Kings coan deceased that they required exhibit Ii.
fSe with the vouchers thereof the subscriber his place
business No @ Ws's'strse the City YORK on or
The 26h day Of Decslnbsr neIt-Ds,sd June is, 1889
iol9 law6lnsW wM HAlsEY. E1scuter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

kPQuAECE Surrogate County of New
hsreay 70 al having claims against
Lhaoss Granger late Of the City Of New York widow deceased 70
ps'e Tue same h vouchers thereof e subscriber 8: the Of
ses Of hs Cognss J. w Straag No IS Hammond street tbs
CITY o! New before The twenty day of Dscsnbsr
ns1t--pated New fork, he lstA Day OF June 1850
jel2 lzvomVW ALEXANDER JACKSON Actias Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

N PURSUANCE an order Surrogate the County
ANswfork Notice hereby gwen 70 all persons having claims
against THOMAS BRDGEMAN late Of the City OF Sewfort do
ceased rSen; the with the vouchers thsreo TO the cub
seeers tbs seed OF Bgesa Brothers s4 BroadwAy
OF eighteenth tbs City Of York on or before Tia
day CT December usItDated New Yor the 10th dsY Of June 1850
islS laW6lns ANDREW BRIpGEMAN E1scntorS
The New York herald., 1850-06-13
scenes In IN ~ s.s.ns1r--tusins and Com
rusi "a .sT Political partieE.

Ulrv, Won OBJ ,rcd the singular and sxtraordi-
nary pos.fion q Cisy-cf Cass-of Bn;on of
wesscr. and o. raany o;hers IN the United s,sics
senAi,l We haze recently had An exhibition IN
shat vttsrshl.ss' t7faiy which will attract The A.
,sntor .fihe yrcaS body of ih- Aner.cnn recple Il
eertsn,J s frasd aud glorious example 10 reaner
men. g. see tho iuu>rOus sazss cf u. Senate
fofgcrirs sn vst Psitical differences, and ustng
IN thc rnis.otc work 81 carrying measure sith
,yhicb thsy dee the dsstuy aad sd gs.ion Of iAis
,p5Siic - he Intimately blended. such On ev-
,rls kas Jsep town BY Senator, Clay and Coss
~ th. secest iebst.s, and It srin no soon ne fos.
xotNN
=, ,s,.,ia,y .ii ia to ind gay snd css., ihe-.
.o t.s s,.asina IN their Frcsssl sslsiaz 10 each
a,hcr tS.uof n,or, surprising than The changes
-bcl, Nae pa vxd over the whole country IN rcls
mon N n scsl o.. tics. These great changes have
Al h.,p ssaqh: aiopt by party thai only few
,.,,, sim V,sasFl,ld, contempthe. and beneaA the
notice Of tbsr oi tie grrst parties Of The county
t,u, no soor tr did ihoy ally themselves with he
free soilers. d. hey became dangerous and ormi-
1alIr. and h. sntirciy changed the aspec. Of he
,oiii...l horn. " The ABOLITION ~ free soi party
hrv, been The uNsns of dividing The old parties
into sig now oo'~. Do ths houtA The divisions Of
icniocrat and ~Nig have rassed away. ln place
nf thcpi re the ccovenGon mca. % hcse who are
m favor or ths Sorlsrn -tatss unithe IN a common
raue aes.n.t ~, Norb the o'he7 parry in the
sl,,uth 10 colpcs,d " ihosc ofpoted 10 The Nash.
vile Corvsntsu in fays Of 'he old party divaions,
spd r,eu like old nychie, vhc have used on psrtr
ogs for fiy yor,s, ~ who wish to nue 70 de
go. Th~y ere tn elf huutsr parry Of he south
Tl,e Young ncn Of "a. southern States sc slmos,
,rssimous in favor q ibs Nashville ConysEGon.
and Ne rights of hai 80 90, snd hoy don't cass
ssrsv Cor party cfganirsuor.
In the frce STATE. W have four distinct parties
In the whir ranks there az, ihe friends Of Nr Clay
On the one hssd composing ihe very 6ifs Of the whig
Sry, rcs pho yor-hig The great Kea'uckisni an
The New York herald., 1850-06-13
The italian Opera s.d Fashso..

Last night assembsge Of fashion and beauty such
have seldom sesn congregsted within the walls
Of the Astcr Place opsra House gave brsncy to the
brilliant Interpretation Of Ernsni" Bsdiali karn
and vietti warmly applsuded throughout and
well they entitled 10 the aeclsmAtions and COM
pliments Of tho auditors yiett improved wonderfully
upon his nrst night stsFsnopi Tor the second time
perssnated Tdda, and msguiooepty did rhe render
the music entrusted to her genius. This character
formerly given 10 Teiseo but the demands Of the
public. frequently declared by the press, called
for o change kisnor padar, consequently. at very
great trouble suppose. made arrangement for
exchange Of the several ,oi,s Accordingly Tsdesce
hss appeared in Ia FArorts stersnc al In the cha
ractsr dsTdia and on Friday night We shall have an
oppor' unity TO listen 10 Bo.iosn Luesn This will bs
an Interesting occasion Boss las been very trium-
phsn In all that che has undertaken aud there viii
be much curiosity TO compare her Interpretation of
Lucia with that of the lady Who first sustained the
role. Added 10 this salvi and BadsN will appear
forming very inactive array Of vocal ski and genius
On Saturday night az the Tabernacle, the entire
troupe will appear st seoncert. such entertain
ment cannot but be, in the fullest Of immense
interest. All the talent combined In one evenings
treat must awake the enthusiasm of the metropolis
The IN addition also has secured the .-r,cs-
st6pe whose sccon psh N ents upop th. piano forte
have been Acknowledged Ia Paris and London. ns o,
thn highest erdcr Surely before has the fsshon-
able world been favored with strong array of
muslcal excellence and th. result mus, BE- brilliant
for oil concerned in 20 interesting a festival
The New York herald., 1850-06-13

SNgr-.ir lwus seAISsr Ne. CisY.-ThS cabi-
net and senator Benton are now the chief ees.snfs
for the snE hilsiou Of Mr. Clay. while that noble
and rafrioiic statesman u striving 10 settle the
great natious troubles. at. Ronio1 has tss,o
great pains te max, speech. OF course he only
dcs.res the sdl1ission Of California by b-rs,lf IL
isfilly entitled to rpcak On that eoni: bli b. has
nothing 10 osti-s hm 10 the inju gencs -of Rratu-
tons Sh,sc II Nf. Clay. The sarcasm. irony, and
malgaify dsplays! towards the great statesman.
will only rccoi ppon Aif. Benton himself Curse.
like youar ch.cans the Arats say. "sill come
home 10 roos-'--anC - Il will be in this cas..
Should NJ BcAtog ever gain the object Of hls de-
-ires. his abuse of Nr.Clay vii not be forgotten
ly ihe American ,.,olS-snd We much mistake the
Character of the south ane wcsi. II this sttsck
ugcn Hr Gay J. not dcc,@y asnsured by every QUE
Of their patriotic citizens Nt Mention no, h,vin,
solitary Argument to suProu his position. has
soizcd uyon ali tls elements of sarcasm and ma
liny 10 produce ar effect uron tho -as-ions OF bis
auditors. The poisoned sTows. h,wever, fell
harmless They Did rot touch tho heel - Achilles.
However, We think II is scarcely worth while to
lose time about Mr. Bcntos. n. is now - Politi-
csly dead. and will 20 soon be burned is thu re-
ursmcnt Of prvsie LIE, tha, IL would be pity 70
disturb The dry borcs Of himself or Of his srrN'-
liicel resurrection, 20 his thoughts, and 10 his
enjoy meut % that naligniiy which shss been con-
c,nirs'ed afain,i The rnost accomplished statesman
Of The fourvv.
The New York herald., 1850-06-13
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.
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TEws ron CiLlrcRyIl AND OREGON.

Ths steamships Georgia aud Philad.irhia viii isa.s
thi, port three o'clock this snsrnscs fr Chaxres
with III, malls aud rsss.ngcu tcr all parts of tbs
Pacific
The Weekly HcsS win be ready Tor tLos. Who wi.s
20 send the latest news TO their friends In esorn.,
Oregon Sandwich f.land 10 any ether ps-. q Tho
Pscifc, At nine o'clock this rn.rning
Single copies in wrappers, sixpsbce. Isori. sup.
plied
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errRrnr Corsr, (CIscvIrl--Nos. Sos i2s xs Tss a.,
~, ~ 7s7 to 762 Reserved Csuscs-Nos SO "a 5s3
copwe~ PIra Part fst-Nos 1p3. 213. 7iq g21 g,s
c2S 227. ~ 23f 80 2S7 -. c4i 2l3 2I5 rsrt "a
Nos. s;s, 152 4ls c54, ais siSS. Hs> 4c2 42. i7s,
tcs go. t32, A3l ass
sryrsIes Csrrr-Nc> q ~ a. Is7 o., %, I-,lE
1lb 1ia 10 80. "a g. a. a. A. ia 40 i25 i1o 40 isl
SOC, iss TO 15o, fss 1se, 100
rsArsytnsrs srrysres Covsr-Y~ 50 Vtc 70 N.
a. ~ g. - 10 ts III. a. o. 20 N
The New York herald., 1850-06-13

aesim .f Tine ar's, Cro.on nar lvr-y - ~
aost acfoua institvon sstahlthed. r-fi ft 80
hta ~ the vrIkink flfs- 10 enig vrs rly l-t
81 q 'surs iaiics hu. teers tt~ussuJ. ,orng
men ~ m Tbs lar room. nrt culvatss th.r for
IN, Nis. Oren frrr % 81 = -lrtcihhe rrr-ns.
The New York herald., 1850-06-13

AFsiyAb rrou MrNoo.--Tbe fne brig Nenu.
phar. Capt. Shssley, arrived last nigh, from Vera
Cru, whence she sailed on the 10Th Of May.
Among her passenger. are the Chovslicr y. Sief.
fer;. ih, RUSSIAN Miniser to MeIico the Baron Of
Piocse, and the COun, of sslen. she bring. shcu,
sis,Slp IN syec'e, but no news
The New York herald., 1850-06-13

GurHSIsa on sn,IL ScNK-No.H AND
THs PRrscE OF OR.SaE's JrwFfs.-The Cosrt Of
Sessions ought 10 have been engaged, this term, on
the investigations into the jewel case. or case Of
jewels, belonging 10 the Prince Of Orange, which
dnzzled and blinded the public about seventeen
years ago. 81. NJ. Noah was then Surveyor Of this
ron, at salary Of three thousand dollars. and be
applied his valuable services not 10 obtain for the
King Of Holland a collection OF Jewels, but ,o
share the reward which he did not earn In those
days, Il would nppcnri ths; Noah had given the
first idea of independent police, now 40 general
in this city. However, be could not add fhi. Suty
10 that of Surveyor of the Pori. without lin.
Gnlphinism In email way-snd when he found
that GGlphinism could nc; be carried on wit h the
Minister of Holland, he secrl. "a have let Others
ferre, the los, Jewels ani the robbcr ~ th.rn
while he secured three thousand dollars for M.
own oapscious POCKET, a reward for nothing
This was one Of the first instances 81 inumphani
Galphinism by a government officer. and Wa.
taken for services, pretty much a. the Galphin
booty was recently taken by Mr. Secretary Crnu-
ford. Harry Ogden came in for his .hare. and
;eck one thousand dollsrs, sa9 sam Swartwout en-
joyed, also, three THOUSAND dollars "a fellow
feeling" whether for money or Office, mus; excite
unhounded admiration for all sorts Of Galphinism.
or black mail, aud H. NJ. Noah ought 20 be the
defender Of every species oft, from sums Of FIVE
up to hundred ans fifteen thousand dollars and
The odd cents.
Meanwhile, we wonder that the invcsueai.on.
into the early history Of cal.slnism on a small
scnle, have not been commenced in he Court of
Sessions. The trial ought 10 have come 90 AZ the
frc,en; term. The public wan, 70 know al abcu,
she history of the early bud Of .Calphiaisri. Tn.
Antiquarian Society viii be snxious 20 publish
fdl report. Why does not the cas-. ooxlc on :
Nj Mckccn, whats the matter Mr. Graham.
srs you engaged for IL, DO say.
The New York herald., 1850-06-13

TEx REorSr CrR,S Hoax AZ S'asurSaros-
The bosx got up at Washington. lis, Sunday, de-
cciye& = nuInher Of sagscious editors: bat Il was
too transparent TO pass muster with us. Wei
aware chat other matters connected with =. Do
mihgo were troubling she cabinet. We were enabled
TO set the ,'tbc right this idicuous clnaration
ttcm the moon and its satellites. The ci.asranf
patriots of Cuba and fsancicrs On The Plaiaiicld
platform. no doubt, meant To serve themselves by
the irich, bot II failed a. signay as The promised
r,Tcsiiion Of Cuba. In these days of Light AMI
dsrtsrss- of rcasiy end huinbug Journalists unus,
be- rp with the kshi Of day, and awak. through
The cn,it- darkness cf the nicht-ncvcr sslccp. IN
no other vay can the progres- AZ truth Keep pace
with the giant strides of humbSg The Cuban
sIsculs'ors must make smother efoft to deceive
the public. In whit shape may We expect it I VIII
Il lie like The moon hoax. the destruction Of Nj
seara Falis. or 10 the shape sf new P1ain6cld
Bsnk We shall soon know.