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Common Council.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
=. Dro. ~ This Board met at ths usual hour. M.
morgans, Presdsnt In the chair The minutes Of last
meeting were read and approved
PETITIONS gEFERRrD.
VI Thomas bunern aud others, for sewer in Pearl
ttrsst from John TO Fulton street. of the Trustees of
the Methodist Church. in Attorney street TO be re-
sved iron assessment to extend the limits prohibit
Ing the storage Of gunpowdsr below Nnetieth street;
Of james Kelly and others for the extension of ths
Russ pavement; OF Wnlis Coles tobe appointed Com
miesioner Of Deeds Of George Rickbeck and others
TO have West street wideneo complaint OF owners Of
property In Christopher street respecting the hags
lately laid in said street from Com
missioner Of Repairs In relation 20 building CORNER
of Elm and Wkife streets for the First Divis6h 81 the
New York stat. Milita also restiye to making alter
aions and additions 70 the house OF Engine No. "a.
sifo relative to extending the New York City Hall 10
Communication from the Mayor was then re-
cevsd wherein he recommends system 81 Hr. Robert
Hare who proposes 70 prevent animal Sasttsr from
fertilizers capable OF replacing guano whch will
move ell cause OF complaint respecting Slaughter
houses and the etOr arising from the cscs.es o. dad
horses and cows and other dead animals, ard Who
Tor his eompen'Ation, would be willing 20 take tbs
sum Paid By the Inspector tor the removal of ohA
from ihe foot OF Twpiy third street and the amount
paid hy him far the couve,aucs OF carcases to the
river side the former being $40 per day the latter 81
per esrcate the confederation Of the Boari OF haer-
mtn. II vas rstrrtd snd ordered to BE- printed
EEsoRrs ADOPTED.
Of the Finance Committee In favor Of refunding
taxes 20 the church Ia Tsefh street also Ia favor oi
rentnT the personal tax eliza Todd; OF street Gem
misionr In tsvor Of feacing vacant lots the cor
ner OF Ninth avenue aud Twenty second stres's; a
eommisscusr on Streets and Lamps In respect TO the
salary Of the clerk Of the Tom pkn market refsrrei
OF the Committee en- the examination OF the aceoDats
OF the Cfoton Ague iuCt Department ordered fle
and printed, of Cornissiunsr 81 Wharvss Piers and
sire IN favor 81 building bplkhesd on the exterior
city ne OF the North river ~ FAR dosn Troy street,
ana filing In behind TIE sane
REsbLUrtoSs ADOPTED.
To have the cross walk corner Of Dayari street aud
the Rowsry feaid
To have Ludlow street, fom Division street TO RI
vinsston street rspsired.
II wa moved aud carried that two thousand copies
o the report Of the fecisl eommtee gas, Be print
ed tos,ther With the rev coDtract for distribution
among the people
FspfRs FEoM Hosrb ASSISTANT ALDtRNgr.
Regort OF committee Law Departments, 10 favor of
adopting an ordinaDce fer regulating Forty. ecssd
street between r. cord sud Third avenues OF Com nit
tee Rosds IN favor o altering ths grade OF Eshty-
second street between third aud fourth avenues.
Refpfrsd
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The Weather.

STATE Or NEW YORK.
BY MORSE LINE, OFFICE 10 WALL STREET.
BUFFALo, Dec 2s-T n.
AtsA. NJ. the wind was vest southwest. The ther-
mometer noted 30 degrees, and the barometer WAS
steady but there appearances Of snow. At IL A.
NJ, the wind changed to east, and the thermomster
ran down to rs degrees and continued falling This
evening the Thermometer stands at 20 degrees. The
wind r still east and is showing hard with the pros
pect OF a stiff eastern storm. Barometer falling
RocHEsrER, Dee. 2s-7 p. NJ.
The wind Is northwest, with strong indicstions OF
snow The Thermometer points Mt 2o degrees and the
barometer is falling.
SYRACUSE. Dee 2s -fHp.M
This morning the Thermometer stood at ~ degrees,
with q north wind and cloudy The Thermometer 10
at % degrees, ths wind Ia northwest and the sky
Is cloudy.
oswsoo, Dee 2s-TP.M
The tberu ometer this forenoon Indicated 20 degrees
With north wind Hisnow blowing gale fresh from
the northeast asd there prospsets Of storm The
bar ometer Is falling
Urea Dac 2s-sP.M
The westher Is very unpleasant. The wind Is east,
and II is blowing very hud, with frequent SNOW
squalls. The thsrmometer is at "a degrees and tbs
barometer much depressed.
Albany, Dec. 2S-SP NJ.
IL has been cloudy all day with south wind which
has chasged to west th. evening II s crossing very
cod and the thermsmet-r Is already d)wn to IL Deg
CANADA
QuTuEc, Dec 2s-P.M
We have had fne clear, and cold day. The tnsr-
momster being at degrees.
MONTREAL. Dec 2s-P. NJ
This has been splendid but very cold day. Their
mometer at zero.
We have been blessed with very mild and pleasant
day throughout.
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Burning of the Steamboat south Americs,
near Rny sara. La.

[From the New Orleans PIcayune, Dec 1s1
We have received from Mr.. Hsymsn, nrst clerk Of
the steamboat South America, detailed account Of
the destruction Of that boat by are at o'clock last
Monday afternoon, at the head Of horgsn's Send,
fifteen miles above Bayou Sara.
The boat VAS from discinnati, commanded By Capt.
Logan. she started with large number OF passen.
gers and heavy cargo. Many passengers aud much
Of the freight we're put out on the wsy down. The
boat left Matches at o'clock Monday morning and
arrived at Morgsns Bend having bosrd 4o0 tons OF
freight snd thirty cabin passengers. Of whom fcnr
we're ladies, all destined for this city when q. the
head of the Bend and the lett bank Of the river
the boat took Gre In the boiler deck directly over the
middle boiler. The o. der was imme datey given 20
the boat ashore TO the left bank which done
In about two minutes the boat touched the bank snd
vas made fsst The engines we're continued working
20 keep the boat steady in her position
A. the FIRST alarm the passengers rushed forward,
few q them having time TO secure their trunks
The hrst clerk Mr. Hsyman entered the office and Sc
cured half the money but left the rest AMI books and
papers. TO aft and bring the ladies forward. He
succeeded In doing 90 the names spreading 20 rapid
ly that one moment more and the ladies' would have
been lost All the gentlemen passengers got ashore
safe sher assisting in every way possible 90
the nsmee That, however was impossible; Ia I've
minutes after she took hre the boat In flames
from stem 20 stern and from the main TO the hpfri
deck The rapidty With witch the hsmss
spfead may be imagined from the fact that By the
time that Mr.. Hsyman had run TO the sdies' cabin
aud hurried it's inmates forward and ont Of the social
hall 20 the steps, the re was within tEo feet Of him
He. oovever, es aped uninjured
The ladies' who ~sre saved Mrs Logan and child,
(Cspt Loean's family MRS Lasgehss an1 Mt.s ho op-
ger The oaicvrs-oaptain engineers &c., all stood
20 their pots 20 the sst moment until tss boat vas
tied mp aud the passengers we're saved. Mr. Charles
n Bfaser, the pilot, ttcod at the wheel until the
flames enveloped the wheel house. He had TO leap
through the burning boat escape Captain L7gan dit
not leave hts poet the hurricane deck uu the boat
vas fact moored he then came DOM 20 the ladies'
cabin 60 fave Ms wife and child Mr Hsyma1 aud Mr..
Carter seeors clerk. the last ts quit ths boer
part ~ the boat except Mr. Brasier the pilot Who
the iast man On board The lo's OF life amounts
20 twenty prfeors Mre. White ths wife Of th'
carpenter - hs bszt net able 10 rtt for~srs frs
the lsdies' cabin ~ its other ismstes did Her hus
band seeiDe escap. ffcm the flames. then fast ep
proae hing him thrss her INTO the and llmped
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FRortS TO Dr.rp p The mail stage whsn this side
Hudson, night before lsst overlook sleigh ebsdded
In q snev bark containing woman several children,
and a quantity of furniture aud beddlug rha diver,
. colofed meu ~ss topnd dead having been frozen In
hs seat The woman and ehidr b al been Dreserve1
siriiisr tate ny wrapping Themselves up is ne
bedding. 1hfy weft mn distely conveyed "a hofse
rtar BY. srd kiucly iaKen care ~ rhsy ars not
Iktiy ~ sufsr permanent inesnVeni snce from
tbeiI - posure I'll boav Bee Jonraf. D. 20
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before starting to She had been running oou
stanty for fourteen month"; without dnishing Without
rspsrins ooppsripg She was unit to the
Our snnoyancss in the Ohio have bssn IN the Same
rattle with our disastsrs The servants on board are
the iaxisst, most inpudent end worthless pack Of
New York. The petty pifering vas vsxatious enough
but the many thefts of jewelry and money, ON this
voyage, would amount to thousands. As 8 parting
benediction to the Ohio, would invoke . general
overhauug, from rudder to bovsprt and the employ
msnt Of new set Of servants In particular.
The passengers feel With grateful souls the prompt
the gallant and courteous attentions of the ocers
the U: 8. Steamship saransc, in supplying them with
their boats and crews for landing The courtesy that
dictated their generous assistance, fully spprecl
sted By every American heart and equally admired
by every foreigner on board
As We left the Ohio. three dsafening chsers were
given, and with wil for noble Captain schsnck
ONE on THEM
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From the Knst.

DEATHS OF Rx.GovERNoRs OF NSw HAMPSHIRE
MURDER AND ATTEMPTED RoBBERY-THx LATE
sToRM-MELANcHoLY LOSS OF LIFR, ETC.
BosroS, Dec. Is, 1850.
Ex Governor Plumer died at Epping, New Hamp-
shire on the 23d December, aged o. He the sole
surviving member Of the convention which ffaued tbs
fret constitution Of New Hampshire.
Ex-Governor Bell, also Of New Hampshire died ae
Chelsea on the 23d. He represented his State In the
United States Senate from 1928 to 1879.
Yesterday nosn, George Hayward, the depot mas
ter at Lincoln, Massachusetts, caught a robber
in the act of breaking into the depot and laid hold
Of him. The robber, however got away, and, as Mr..
Hayward was pursuing him, he turned and shot him
In the groin, and made his escape. Mr. II. died this
morning The name Of the Iobber is Justin Dsvey, Of
this city old offender. He has been tracked to
Bedford Woods on his way 10 Canada, probably.
large force sre In pursuit OF him.
schooner, supposed from Philadelphis loaded with
coal, driven shore No-Manslaud near
Holmes Hole on Montay last and broke to pieces.
The juggling in the breakers but no
assistance could be rendered them, and all hands
perished. Five Of the bodies washed ashore
the beach. No clue has vet been found q, to their
names or the name Of the vessel lost.
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DECISIONS rHy HoN funcE rDvAsos.
Dec. ts.-Bsnkaaa Lefg.-MotiOn 20 amend
aranted Motion for cttis denied.
I TsfEhf rs Wsiss Motion 20 change place OF trial
denied, with $40 costs, TO abide event.
WniosghVrs. Thorp-Motion to vacate order denied.
with slO costs
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We hear that the ofnoers Of tne Navy, whs
pioyed " the Gulf Of Mexico during ths late With
Mexico are shout to present 30 Csplsin John N Au-
nek, splendd srorj a token Of their regard fsr
his eslisttry whilst employed ssainst tbs enemy.
Ths ceremony Of presentation IL TO take place st the
Mansion House Ia this city and the address 70 Osptain
Aplick upon the occssion, to be made by Usptsia
Charles a. Hvnttr % the NAVY.
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Nomination In New Hampshire.

CONCORD, Dec. %. 1880.
The democrats Of the First district Of New Hsup-
shire have unanimously nominated DR. Geo. Kistridss
for Congress- In place OF Amos Tuck the present free
soil inc umbent
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Dreadful Rai,road Aec,d.pt,

COLUMBIA, s. G., Dec. rs 1880.
An accident occurred yesterday on the Charlotte,
N road, by which the train with 2ojpasse ngsrs,
was precipitaied some 80 feet Three lives lost,
and all the passengers more or less injured.
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NEWS BY TELR GRAPH.

Another Arrival OF Gotd Eass.
NKv oRLEAvs, Dec -, 1850.
The steamship Pacific, Ca ptain Jarvis has arrived
hire from ChAgres with 800 passengers ana $4,000
In rold dust
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rhe Ctica Water Works,

The Utica Water Works.
Urea, Dee. %, 1850
The Utica Water Works Company have declared .
ssmi-anDual dividend OF per cent. Much of this
stock Is owned In New York city.
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Chaplin, the Aboit Zionist.

| PErERsoAoUGH, n Y, Dec 2S, 1850
| VIM. L. Chaplin who recently held to bail In
Maryland for running of negroes 10 at this place.
He Is stopping with bis friend derrit Smith tor fsw
| days, before his tour thf ough the State.
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e AiissIonarx Convention.

baptist Missionary Convention.
SYRACUSE, Dec 2s. 1850.
The session Of the 44h board OF the Baptist Mission
sry Convention, of the State of New York. will hold
Its ual session In this city, "Wednesday, Janus
~ 18th, 1851.
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Reyrare Of Falselnoods .

Several of the Seymour journals in the IN
terror of the State are repeating the exposed
falsehood that the Editor of The Tribune
opposed the bill submitted to Congress by
WAsHISGroN Hunt for the relief of the
Furnishing People of Ireland in l847. Our
columns give the lie to that story, most en-
phatically. When first asked to sign a
petition for grant of Fire Millions Of DEL
lars from the Treasury, we declined to do
it but Mr.. HUNTS bill had our earnest
wishes and our efforts in aid Of its passage.
The same journals charge us with sending
an agent into the interior to electioneer for
Washington Hunt among our lrish-born
citizens on the strength Of his Speech and
Bill, That is entirely false again: we
have sent no one out to electioncer any
where, and had no part i'll sending one.
What is the excuse for all these fabri-
cations We have personally assailed no
candidate on the adverse ticket-no sup
porter of that ticket. No individual OPP
posed TO us has been assailed because of our
Political differences. Why, then, this re-
sort to abusive personalities Shall those
who do it be permitted to profit thereby
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character which lrishmcn sustain for crat;tnl, :,
they forgot him whom Europe and tbe,, ' -. Il
again and again acknowledged Ireland g rs,e
benefactor. 5Fsss
They could neither expect plenty in hi, wo.,,
nor happiness in the next if they combined
man who labored night and day for weeks , NV
gave of his own, and tried to open the Natjo,aI
resources to save the strong man the tender "a
man, the innocent infant from hunger and de-,
Upon those who saw the Irish fall in thousand.
into graves Of famine, and refused mite f1r M
abundance, as upon those who now defend tbs yx
be the crime OF their death whose lives "
hunt bill would have saved. had it been passed
promptly. ". n. RoBIyS1y 9'a
Netc- Y6Js, Oct50 la5N
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The following is one instance among
many of the sort showing how signatures
to the call for the great Peace Meeting
were canvasscd for:
Mr.. Becker, trunk. seller IN his store Inter
NJ, Bland, dry goods jobber;
Mr.. Bland. Good morning, Mr.. Becker! Will
you just give us your name to the call for the
'Union meeting, to sustain the Constitution and
laws, and put down Anti Slavery agitation
NJ. Becker should want to think while
first. On the whole, don't see any need of such
ameeting, and guess won't sign.
Nh. Bland You do, CHI? Well. Sir! hare
orders to till fer trunks sometimes and guess /
shall lock for them elSerAere Hereafter.
M, Becker OF course, Mr.. Bland If you
suppose YOU buy me in buying my trunks, trust
you will be sure to patronise somebody else in
future. Exit Bland huify
Such was the purport Of a conversation
which actually took place We have
changed the names. and the article dealt in
by Becker, but nothing essential.
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GRAND WING RATIFICATION
Rally of the Wing Forces nj the Broadwa,
Observation-Disclosures OF the State and Coun.
IN Tickets. Sc.


Observation-Disclosures OF the State and Conn.
~ Tickets, &c.
Last night the bone and sinew of the WI.
Party--the men who are always on hand wAo'
there is work to be done-gathered in tremen8o0,
force at the Wing Headquarters, Broadv.v
House. for the purpose of hearing the names Of
the candidates for State and City officers, and ex.
pressing their sentiments in regard to them
Adkins's fine Band was in attendance and
opened their musical performance most appropr,
ately with Hull Columbia The room wa,
filed earlier than had been anticipated in coase
quence of an error in the advertised call in one Of
the papers, printing the time instead of Il
o'clock
About y o'clock the meeting was called toOr,
der, and the following officers nominated and ap,
proved: ...
For Ckairman-JAMES KELLY.
This announcement was hailed with hearty
cheers, and three special rounds for " jim Kellyh
Mr. KELLY was proud of tbs honor He wa,
pleased to preside over this ratifyng meeting he
was indebted to the Wings of this City for an op
portunity OF becoming acquainted with Washing
ton Hunt Cheers. He spoke of the caree, Of
Mr. Hunt in Congress and at Albany and hoped
as be went ont Of this city 5000 ahead when elect
ed Controller. he would go ont 10000 ahead now
fCheers Mr. X spoke briefly of thel candidate
for Mayor, Mr. kingsand, and after again thank
ing the meeting for their favor OF making him
chairman, took his seat.
The following Vice Presidents and Secretaries
were chosen unanimously
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Mid CAr.-We learn from the Fort SsqM
ARK. Herald that this noted Seminole Chief has
come in from the Rio Grande He was drunk for
a week after his arrival at Little River He has
called council of seminoles, as it is supposed to
induce them to Join him in a foray to the Rio
Grande The Semnoles as well as the Creeks
are said to be opposed to him, The latter have
sent band of 500 warriors to arrest him and bis
followers there will probably be fight between
She narties
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-. Opposition Nominations.

Chautauqac Co-Dist Atty Lorenzo Morris of
Mayville; Supt of Poor Caleb j. Allen OF Sin.
cearvile Sessions Justice, Chas b, Green OF
Ellington; Coroners, Isaac Eddy Of Ashville. to
fill vacancy, j. B. McClenathau Of Hanover.
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IowA.-The majority OF DANIEL F. MILLER,
(Wlig, for Congress in the Id District, over W M
Thompson, Jr. elected by the poll-booA theft in
l8i9, is about Sir Hnndrfd The District gave
about five hundred Opposition majority at the
August Election, This change shows that steal
ing is not popular, even with those in whose be,
half is ostcnsby perpetrated The more honest
OF the Iowa Opposition believe their party able TO
carry sears enough in Congress without stealing
any
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

To ADVERTISERS LARGE ClRcU-
TITO. of The Tribune both city and country and esPe
tbose who wish 10 make their business and wants Known
~ the public in way which viii ensure the most pfoP
and profitable returns
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TIE VIEWS OF THE PREsIDxNr-Those who
profess to speak for President Fillmore have
not hesitated to say that he would rather see
Loco Focos elected to Congress than such Wings
as these persons choose to call Abolitionsts.
These alleged expressions of his views, were
brought to his knowledge on Monday last. In
reply Mr.. Fillmore authorized gentleman to say,
that SO lar from having said any such thing he
had no secret wish that such should be the result
and that be had uniformly expressed his opinion,
freely and strongly. in favor of the election Of
every Whs Nominee
This, We have no doubt is true and it is to be
hoped that those who really wish to consult the
views of the President viii give jealous sup
port to all Whis Nominees Alb Eve. Jour
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
GnrAr CAnrEr SALE OF S75, 600 STOCK.

THE entire stock Of CARPETiNG on CLOTHS DRUCCETs
&c &c now 432 Pcarlst positively be sold
before the LIST December Having taken the large and
elegant store $40 Broad way Whites Will open the
game the let December next, with entire new stock
OF rich and elegant Carpets, &c. WIN sell their present
stock at first cost and positively more asked Those in
should avail themselves of the present opportunity Of
purchasing Carpets al erea bargains.
PETERSON & HUMPHREY
o23 2wt 1872 Pear-s-
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1.
WING NOMINATIONS.

20, Gorernor. =. WASHINGTON HUNT, OF Niagara Co
Lieut. Gote1aer. GEORGE J. CORNELL of n. Y. City.
Canal Comm'r. .EBENEZER BLAKELY of Otsego
Prison Inspector. Gen. ABNER BAKER of Jefferson.
Clerk Of 41peals. VESSEL s. SMITH of Queens
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t95- General Committee of Democratic Wing
Young Men.A regular meeting of this Committee will
be held at The Broadway House, on FRIDAY EVENING,
Nov 1st, 1850 at halfpasi O'clock
By order f. DELAFIELD SMITH Chairman.
TAcoB +. HOWARD, Secretaries o3l 2t
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The Peoples Clothing Warehouse,
@Cu ~

~ Where car. be found the best stock
OF Mems and Boys CLOTHING be had in the City We
selling of OYer-Coats and heavy Cothag without
regard to cost. BOUGHTON hNAff.
go cOd2M
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Nervous DEBILITY DR.. B. De Ian
continues pay particular attention the treatment
Nervous and Constitutional Debility, usually the result OF
violation OF the laws Of Nature, showing itself i'll weak
ness OF the back and lower eNremes, seEdstrust
sion 10 society torgeulness, asude, &c. Treatment
by letter in English, French or German Oice 81 Lispe-
Rrd.st. BroadMaY NJ ST
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HATS THAT ARE HATS

Hairs THAT ARE HArs-Made Of the
best stock the market can produce for cash. and put
gether by the first wokmen OF The age, with whom judi
cious arrangements made, by which they share in the
profits OF the establishment COLEMAN being practical
halter and having otherwise III his command he
is enabled to furnish Hats of the London and Parisan
well as he New York style and made to order The stand
ard price So 50. COLEMAN'S Sales Room,
100 Nassau-st.
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BARNUM's Observation-Disclosures perform
ances today afternoon and evening Comedy aud Farce
fun and ioity-ye 81! N decent decorous way robert
Macerei performed this aflenoon-enough to make you
die laughing This evening the Soldiers Daughter, deli
cious and moral performance.
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Eg THE MoRAND DAGUERREAN GAL
,yRy Established 8lO) 1872 Chatham OPPOSITE the Ma;
ToNAL THEATERThe pictures at ths esitollsiq ssao
ul5 WE, lla e; nf;1nnressicI SIS 2meod+
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Sr1nr.-Nn imam cnn he sad tn he Wnll

SruDY.-No man can be said to be well
dressed without having good Hat The Hat crowns the
attire OF gentleman matters moi the article which the
Hat encloses If the Hat be elegant and TO be ele
giant il must be KNoX IIa-then is the wearer gentle
Ii any presume question his title 10 the appel
stion, let linn refer to bis Hat and kNoX will decide the
Go then, ellowci,ilens 10 KNOX and procure we
each one. that which, wealth. birth can confer
Hat that gives geuility
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TREES, SHRUBS, &C.-PARsONs q Co.
ca Garden and Nursery larger stock and greater variety
taa thoy have before POSSESSED Of Fruit and Ornamental
frees shrbs, Grape Vince, Roses Green House Plants
&C o3i SwDk5tWs
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TIN Spy IN SOCIETY. This power
full romance is commenced in the INrERNArIoSA for
November with the continuation of Bulwer's new novel,
also taes by Dickens james Hawthorne, &c. Portraits OF
Heranger LaruennRis. John Tmon, fashion plates &c
The intelligence in literature, science and See
advertisement the first page.