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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-19
shawncetown ana yincenne. Mail.

For some time past the citizens Of these
places, and those along the route interested,
have been sending petitions and letters TO the
Post Office Department TO secure daily four
horse coach mail service between those places.
Both Offices are distributing Offices, and the
citizens think such a mail would be OF actual
service, and greatly needed by their own re-
quirements. The following letter received
by. the Post Master at Mt. Carmel, it will be
seen declines 10 grant the petition. principally
on the ground that the present mail service
from not paying its own expenses, is heavy
tax on the Department. We are sorry things
are not now In that position on this route
which would justify the Department in grant
ing the wishes of so many citizens as we IN
derstand signed these petitions. Yet they
must themselves acknowledge that the Post
these petitions, &C.. such daily service would
be great accommodation 10 those towns and
citizens. still could not in strict justice es-
tablish daily route where ii tri-weekly route
at ibis time does not pay more than one-third
lis cost If he did this, he would offer pre-
cedent which if not followed, would render
him open to the ccnsure Of the citizens oiany
two places who might choose TO ask for a
daily mail, although we fully acknowledge
the importance of both V.ncennes and Shaw
neetown by the side Of host of other towns
which might thus petition:
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
CoNTRAcT OFFICE, 10Th Oct. 1880.
Sir Application has been made by cIti-
zens OF Mt. Carmel, aud others. for daily Jour
horse coach service oil route No. 4l76-Vin-
cennes, Ind, TO ShawneetowD, Ill.
Objection thereto is that the yield OF the
Offices deiray but little, ifany, more than
one third the present cost OF mail service on
the route.
The Postmaster General declines the ap-
pIicaton. NICHOLAS HALTER,
For First Asst p. VI. General.
/ IS. Please inform those interested along
the line of the route of this decision
To p. M, MI. Carmel, Wabash county
Illinois.
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EMPIiiE kEsTA UKANT,

First betscesn Main and Sycamore sts.)
THE above establishment is opened for the ac
i commodat ton OF Gentlemen. No boys admit
ted. Oysters and game in season.
novl9-l JNO. FARRELL, Proprietor.
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I. o. Q. z.

2 EVANSVILLE LODGE No IS, /. o. o. F., meets
every Wednesday evening. SAINT Lister, n. G.;
Jesse Burns, v G.. J. G. Hatchiit, Sec'ty; Ii. ].
Hart, Treas'r; F. ID. Allen, c.; Saunders, o. G..
& r.; J. p Henderson, l. G.
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NEW sTYLEFALL cARPEr1Nc

N L w d I LIE FALL CARPEIING.
II NHlS Jay received. per Gene-see. Tich and
L choice selection OF new styles fall capeting:
English and American velvet and iapstrd patterns;
Three Ply Carpsring;
Choice sly les super super Ingram Carpeting;
Rich do Fine do do;
New 10 Extra do do:
Cotton and Cotton and Wool do do
ASLO:
Al and o. Boggings and Druagetts;
2-4, 90 and 81 Venliian Carpenngs;
Rugs, Oil-cloth, Mats, Baize, bindings, &c, for
ale cheap by
noyli j. II. MAGHEE & co.
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Evansynle Lodge, 80. O.. A. ". VI.

Meets LIST and Sd Monday evenings, in Shanh
Inns Building, CO ner of Water and Locust SITS.
w. Hhbbel, ". NJ; r. T. Cosby, S. w; w
E. Hollingsworlh, J. w; A. III. Sanders, Sect;
]. C. Heberd, Treas; Il. Partridge, S. D.; w.
Brown J. D.: T. Venneman T.
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MONEY FOUND.

A ROLL of BANK BILLS was found yester-
"A day; which The owner can have by proving
and paying for advertising. Apply TO
novs JAS. SCANTLIN, JE
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sustained We notice decline, since yesterday II =
per cent Delaware and Hudson Canal has nsrt,.,v
recsvered itself few shares changed Aspds n a.v
at an advance Of per cent Erie Railroad fsll an W
per cent, with moderate sales. Harlem Ralro.S "
with few sellers The bears making dssper.t. 81
forts to depress this stock Long Island has fallen
IA per cent from the highest pciAt touched and ara
badly win go lower There s backbone enough r.,
the stock to keep 1t up. Readins Railroad was Arm.
today, at prices current Yesterday Farmers' Loan,
fell of u per cent with large sales The most active
fancy on the list, to-day, was Morris Canal and On
advance of q per cent realized The receipts OF
this canal from tolls for the third week In October
1850 amounted to sal7s 49, against SASH A for the
corresponding week in October last year showing an
increase s637 81 for the week this year. The market
closed firm at quotations.
The receipts at the Office the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to-day amounted to S6 65 payments,
sS4140; balance, s4537,7S rs.
The steamship Europa, for Liverpool, carried out
s4s6s5o In specie about half silver and the other
half gold. Foreign exchange in moderate request
to day We quote bills on London at 10Y q IL per
cent premium; on Paris Slick a Sis; Amsterdam
Al All Hamburg. SO so4; Bremen, 80 a sok
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sccond SiCht of TIC oncra season.

The Opera House brilliantly attended last night
and the repetition Of Der Frey sehutEn gave gres; de
light TIE vocslizston far superior to that on the
opening night. and the enthusiasm of the audience
vas freely expressed in every scene. Bertucoa.
MsretEek both sang and acted With great spirit;
Amelia pst;i very acceptable Benevsntans en-
tered fully into the character of CsspAr singing with
great effect; Lorini performed his part with great
ability; and Rossi vas effective. also, in ali that de-
vcved upon him. The incantst scene went of ad.
mirably; and bepsyentabo and Lorini were summoned
before the curt ain. were all the vocsists at the
close Of the opera. The next representation will be
very brilliant; and unquestiousbly, another crowded
house will be the ult Of Arct enterprise, the
orchestra and chorus merit much praise foe the
cel,nt in which they discharged their yhlun
bic duties under the guidance OF the able and popular
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-24

The New Pol,t,eap Gaxement in New York

Weunderstand that names are being signed to
call for public meeting Of all who are opposed TO
ANY further agitation of the slavery question, and
who are in favor of the compromise measures pass
ed during the last session of Congress, in great
numbers, and that the most influential and respect
able Of our population coincide with the movement.
and will lend il all the aid in their power. This is
avery eTaGJ ing fact, and shows that the CONNER
cial metropolis will not tolerate any fanaticism in
its midst, and will discourage fanatics, of every
selor and shade, in their efforts TO perpetuate i'll
teeling between the North and the South, DESTROY
the trade Of New York, and produce, eventually, a
dissolution of ibis Union. The Courier aud En-
Fuir of yesterday, published the call of the meet
Ing, and made reference TO the movement So far,
very well but that journal, supported, as it is, by
commercial patronage, has been the most active in
producing the very state Of things which the meet
ing Is called TO deplore, and in supporting the de-
magogue who has made himself conspicuous in
bringing il about. This kind Of consistency may
do for Wall street. or for Wall street journal, but
it will not pass throughout the city. We are
pleased 10 learn that the meeting promises to be
one of he largest and most enthusiastic that was
sTeT held in New York.
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Marine Affairs.

ASorHrR sTr.ssHtP LauScH.-The steamship
Mexico" ire named, previously noticed the
Brovnsvillc,iD will be lsupched from the yard Of
Mr. william coycr, foot Of Twelfth street this morn
eng at halipst II clock. This vessel Is the consort
Of the Louisiens (ately launched from mes.rs West
ervelt & Msekey's yard under the psme Of the Msta
morss her owners having likewise changed her name)
and are 70 be used in the Gulf trade. The steamship
Mexieo Is superb vessel and built In the most sub
eantsl Mariner she rates 2C0 tons goverumen Mt
Measurement; is 2o5 feet long 80 feet beam aud l6
feet depth Of hold Her soor Il solid and she has iron
diagonal braces from stem TO stern and copper fssteu
ed. Her machinery Is TO be supplied By Mt Charles
Morgan, Of the Morgan Iron Works We congrs-
tuste the owners Messrs. Morgan Harris, OF New
Orleans the possession ri two such superb steamers
and We have doubt they will be appreciated they
eurbt their arrival in New Orleans, for they are
both most excellent specimens Of ship building and
exactly suited to Withstand the heavy northers Of the
Gulf
Larvcprp--At Cope Elizabeth. near Portland. 2ist
inst by Mr.. 9. Butler, clipper bark OF about 400
tons called the Eisck squslL
At Gardiner, 18th inst, by Mr. r. q. Pierce, ship
Rsindeer. Of about 600 tons owned by Messrs Peter
and samuel Grant There II nov a ship Reindeer, be-
longing to Boston.
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Sporting Intelligence.

CESrREviLLE CouRsE, l.. I.-TuEspAy, Oct IA
Hottns match for $500, mile heats best three in ave
under the saddle, came of above. The race was
closely contested from beginning to end The fol-
loving lie a summary =
James whelpley named b. Sam Coop. 2 2 1
MI Pier named b. Ned ...... 2 2
Time, 2:54-2:54-2:5o -2:5i-2:5i
TRoTriNG MArsH FOR S300e-To.morrow afternoon
the much talked ell trotting match bet John May
and Pet, for $4,000, two mile heats, in harness will
take place. John May Is the fsyorite at 100 to 10
There VIII be more money stsked on this match than
on any that has taken place this year Turfmen from
baltimore Philsdelphia Boston, Providence and other
cities and towns, have already arrived, and hosts OF
others are coming, and it will be lively day Long
Island.
CAMBRIDGE CoUnsE, NEAR BosroN-0ct. GA trot-
ting contest came of on Tuesday afternoon between
Lady Suffolk in harness. and Hector under the saddle
Lady Suffolk in three straight heats Time 24i-
2:45-247
HERRING Rus COURSE NEAR BALTIMORE Oct 10
The sports were for purse Of 500 mile heats bst in
FIVE under the saddle with four entries. viz Frank
Worcester, Blue Dick Kate 0'Briep and Capt Walker
Frank Forester won in three straight heats. Time,
O.l
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Jenny Lind Tickets, Spectators, Sc.


Every seat in Tripler Hall is numbered and diagram
made tseodpgy Toe precise number Of seats beside those
errossoIsy stated Not single ticket win be issued for
Numbers It, No pro@ensde tickets will be
posed Of The prices of the portion of the
dsrs pS been S PREVENT
see Is Seomhd The l are TO- So
mu e stores and hotels precisely the fol-
s Every persp thus tsIns tcte,s absolutely purchases
and pays for ID ssme receiving exactly Eve per cent dis
I'd All persons purchasing pledge their hOnors to retail
the otas Of Trper Hall and furnish thea diagrams to
sell BY on sss ne prices are Plainly sn mar BY nyss
justice. convenience, and satisfaction to bs public.
s rush Il
:O0ri w.Gd snSaIseE life and limb only one price applied
would be secured by peenator ana sold at exoreitant
rather ese while noisy would create confusion
do not rressd to Be- impOlled solely by d.,ir 10 serve
the public hope also 70 fair compensation for
E% S s h ss ana q e rs her
ssnns are willing should do But am quite that
u satisfying he public in ;he Management Of thss
seenre that e. a. Bat Of the compliant,
public journals in relation 70 The msnaEenent Of the JrsNy
LIND Concerts founded Imaginary made by
nereted parties fa aad abusye article recently
on II was arred suos sus s doubtless y
gs!ded IS being in accordance with the sentiments Of the
credited CoSrir Gad E3qSir,rb Whereas that com
paper who dos not Sc. free tstts 70 the Concerts and was
furnished ~ noted musical individual who aers
in his and its insertion paid fF by him aud the article
in guCsi directly Indirectly,
airy extent whatever ndoreG Nv h' editors Of that
Thsis hu nfty merely quoted to show The
lie how easy IL is for envy ard malice deceive them
There Is precise date liked fer Ndle Jenny Lnds de
rarture from Sew-York The crns o. Phiiadslpha
tinere Charleston. Cincinnati. New Orleans Havana St
Louis aontr al &C. daily mpcrtunng for her appear
in their cities. The Concerts will be in
New York Just long the public manifest desire
tend them at reasonable prices and LONGER be il
six Thousands from the &C counry beg
gng us to here until all have opportunity Of
visiting the City.
The psblies obedient servant
New York, Oct c3d 1850. l.. L BAKSUM.
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The Hunt and Kelly Correspondence.

JAMES GORDON Bennett, ESQ:
DEAR SIR In your paper of this morning n otice
ecopy or a correspondence, between the Hon. Wash.
ipgton Hunt and one James Kelly, ESD in relation to
some entary resolutions passed by the State
Irish Central Committee As there seems TO be an
impression that am the James Kelly mentioned
would beg leave 10 state that such Is not the fast
have never had any correspondence with the hon
Comptroller Of this State other than President OF
the Board Of Aldermen Of this city in relation to s
cisl business OF the Common Council have never
written him political letter have received
enc nom him would also state, that have
belonged TO the above named committee The only
associations With which am, have been, connected
In this (my Dstive) city, are the Mechanics and
American Institutes, the N. Y. ate Militia and City
Fire Department In both of the latter have served
the time prescribed by law and have still the honor
be the Secretary Of the Board Of Trustees OF the
Fund In reference to the Msyoralty, should be
hopored with the nomination 1t must be the ndi
date of the whole whg party, and not OF any psrticu
lar section OF i'll am, respectfully your obedient
servant, JAMES KELLY, Beeknan street
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The lovers o. the cagUerreotypo invited VITA all
thcIe who with bestkcpes Of this cebratsG
ts 90 call at the rallsry OF G. Harrison. No. as Broad
way tLsfarge Building where they will be grsasi With
view 81 the nnsst specmtr veil a. the truthfsl
hkenefs OF the original "a this city. C. c. HARRISON,
rs HEoAdWay. room No. Lafs rke Ruilling.
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1sruEsrrSo PROM MlRAcArEo.-By the brig Harriet,
arrived Philadelphia have dates from MsrscaiSo
to the 2Gth ut The brig Horatio Capt Greon, to
sail for this city in three four days, after deten
tion Of several months on charge Of smuggling The
Court lad ordered tho rem oval Of the embargo but
had ordered Capt. Green to pay the costs, who had
repudiaed the entire proceedings, and left the matte
70 no decided bv the American Consul
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HORSES, 80.

EoE sALE-A DESIRABLE PAIR or FAMILY COACH
Horses tsiuE dark bsys very Kind and gsntls ssd q
etht eudurauee ttort sixteen hands hgn. Also bsrorc
Nasn ard Ceufee aud Harness tire property bsns M
OF private family about TO ls~e .he city, being the ony
featcn fer parting with the rssl6 For fu particulars In
qure 81 - Mercer street where the whole be seen
EOR sALf-A ROAD HORSE, (JATELY rROs rHE
eountfyJ fast Traveller, sud will he s1ld very ors
the has further him Apply a. the hrst
stable IN the alley naming q NJ rite ave oe scar fson
street Broohlyn tnquire 81 maeS man andreF.
E,oR sALE-A BAY MART. EIGar YEARS OLD,
SQUAD Kind aud gentie in SADDLE harness; fvoue
mate excellent lsdys mar., hsvias been. u.ed az
tirns Price 500. Can kc at DiSbkDNS
Riding scAsel Lafayette Place
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srILLINKny AND nay GOODS.

rJ,o BIZ DisPOSEn OF, ON ACCOUNT OF FAMILY
calamity, an Old established lunery Fancy goois
store with dwelling Attached .itua in the bu
nsss streets IN Tbs cty rent mcdefae highly rsspee-
table and lucrative business ha. carried for
years. and u ory nov 20 be disposed Of for the above
cepital Of abcst sO viii BE- required for stock Sd
urts and part furnus. Apply Tor GEEK by letter,
pre- patti addressed 70 store with real and address,
a; the once Of this paper.
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published the ouy likeness Of this great eaaareo
executed in the highest style Of the by Mr. Creben after
an admirable dagneu eotyps taken by Mo Root st the
cta q hdlc ind; 2Ixs5 inchOs each
printed India So colored In exquisite STYLE
by 81 the best artists 81 The catering reception with
which thu portrait has hy he rbc.
as by the renders pestes to ed farther praise
All orders should be- directed GOUrfL Co. Print
ishcrs. Prt.
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$1,000 Reward to any person who VIII

prove irstanoe OF fsore IN The Of al nervous
diseases by watts Nervous Antidote OF i-ury
from its is eeraiay powerful agent but harmless
In violent operations. debility
phrodisa it past all praise Fifteen Of epilepsy
der its influence and sill either entirely cured
benefited permanent cure-an Of which
will be made known to those who inquire. 81 bottles 80
Per dozen l02 Nassau street The Doctors private Eesi
depce Ores str
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snd Cnid in tbe CRY We ud oa the attention Of ct-
Ient and stranGst 90 BROOKS New lork Root and Shoe
Emporium ~ fulton street. wing the argsst sssort
IN city ~ hatdsors elegant and urshle Boots and
shoes The establishment for gooa articles and low prices
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The New Attraction at GoIdsmith's Writ

irE ko, Gsitsmh informs that Ia ali his expe-
Ttrce teacher he has known thing like me
rush there tse been 20 his rooms $50 Broadway since he
commenced HE chos lessons. We surprised
Who would not ts TAUGHT 90 vrite well when the
Tshment costs ony 81 So nis ladies glasses meet,
observe, a. N A. n. aud 81 r.
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1he rupitixe slaxe IInI,oo- GEM

ersl whst is the disurbance inquired gentleman q
Cen ~, he observed crowd rushing into Knoxs Hat
Istabshnent Us Fulton street The operation OF the
slave bill suUprse the response rush after
hint n ioir ed that crowd.
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Ladies, Bea Yer ponnet.-GenIn would I'm.

wife the Of the ladies HE pend OF
ades misses and chdrsL fur aud fe Bonnets Of white
aud drab trimmed and untrimmet. Those articles Of
the patterns and richest material lie would call at
tenion particularly TO the beauty Of his white beaver Bon
nets which the richest tats that be Minerr
supplied at wholesale prices.
GEMS. 2la Broadway, opposite 81. PauI's.
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devots has attention exclusively diseases 81 the Eye and
kar from o'clock, a. 21 Brosdvay entrance ~ War
whore had his popular "rreatise the
Eys third edition prize so cents sso, his Acting Eye
sad Ear Fountains. Artihcial Eyse irsertod.
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man two thirds Of her beauty her dras
maker sud mner Mr. Groom of 2o2S aud 1D3 Broadway
That acys success in decorating the form Of
rroverliai she makes TIE fiat round end plump par
tridse. and the tlereHt.
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Premiums ut the Fair--Great Excitement

AZ taetIe uarlen nhout FIeturet-Hc undcfstand thar
ECluca, oi No 19 Eroalway awarded splendid s3ld
mccall ot his superior DuEuerreotypea. when Il
nouncee ht evening the audience unaffected their
bacn by giving three cheers or domcs aaa nin0
the Institute Nov The matter fetlcd and pleased
20 that true merit has It's reward proving
world, that Ienius, virtue and industry is st Triumphant
Huzzai kHuomss makes premium tietures daily At his
SPLENDID estahli6hment. No % Ircadeav.
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II. II. Jones, II Ann street. near the Ano-

riesn Mufeum.-iine French Dress Bsots a. 50 20 S.
usuay ~ and So French Patent Leather Boots SIS Con-
res Boots 81 20 to go French Wster- roof Boots
So All good, are warranted TO give sstsao
fts s motto.
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JANEs KNLy-A CONNECTION. The James Kelly
who figured in our columns yesterday, as the or
Eanizer Of political meetiog in Brooklyn and as
correspondent with Washington Hunt, is not to be
identified with the gentleman who is a candidate
for the Mayoralty. There are about thirty odd
persons Of the came name in the New York and
Brooklyn directories, aud thus has an error been
committed towards James Kelly, Esq, OF the
Second ward. We are grsti6ed to make the cor.
reetion
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HOSPITALITY WITH a vESe EANcE.--OuT cotempo.
raIy across the way, announcing that Governor
Roncal Of Cuba, will sooa pass through this city,
on his way to Spain, throws out a hint that he
ought to be ped in New York, as Hsynau was in
London. Can't he call upon some of the same
boys 10 do this business, who got up the demon
ssrstion on the failure of the Plainfield Bank DO.
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ENTERTAINMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THIS MILITARY

THIRST DIVISION, NEW YoEK STATE MILITIA
Notce.A meeting Of the officers Of the First Division
New York state Militia will he held st Military Hall. No.
1913 Bowery, Friday evening, 25th instant at O'clock
A. business Of vital Importance will be brought forward
full attendance OF the officers is solicited Byreqsest of
MANY OFFICERS.
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equal 10 also, for removing tpots from silks aud
wCoens kc We call attention 20 this extract used By the
most fashcnabs prepared at A. Deitis establishment
generally known for cleaning shawl silks &C. Depot, as
Hra IA IL rlnNra-
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OF Jenny Line the two last ensrvinf BY oAvguon
arc BY Gour TIC celebrated Dasuere Tyre e her by
the Roots. II s really beautiful It ~ magnificent. Gu,
then, " 5; ROOT are wonderful Daguerreotypists
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this lazy and The superb portrait productivity
BRADY process ~ Da-ucrreot ping iv0rys
exhibition 81 Bradys Gallery 25 broadway Of Pull
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The piumbe Na,ionaI Doauerrean


No ~ otdeSy contains the largcat collection Of Por
ttaits Of dngushed individuals ths country No one
shovld tell toyitt this Justly celebrated collection,
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ANEwsPAPER ~ TROUBLE. Philosopher Sieve.
CANNON and his ten associates, must be in trou.
bic Of some kind. They have issued a secret cir
sular calling upon the merchants and families for
more aid-more Observation-Disclosures patronage,
&c, Sc. We rather thought they would come
to this. When they attempted to follow 10 the
s,eps Of enterprise they were destined to burst
their boiler. Won't Sevegammon call upon
the aboliionists for aid to save them from snkugl
Are they giving too much pork for shillingl
Have they Just made the discovery
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Saunders Dressing Case Factory. Ia7 and

W Bfoadwsy.-These combine many
tie imported being made With the view for real service
eontannF the best qnay Of articles In the smaest poa
Die sracs SAUNDERS, lG broadway, corner Of Liberty,
and So Broadway.