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aged 50 ears.
hsnds brother CHARLSE cftoa 1sa b aaels
sstbao are % a,tsnd funeral from the
deare Of MI Henry chu cor and 4t St on fas'day .ss
l7ih Al o'clock q . aiterroor
Drc. To- NARY J. sIScLAIR n the 35t year OF her age
The nebsr n e Tabernacle Baptist Church and her sh5s
~ ,;tsnd ss iasra at the aestaE HOUSE Of ths
Cb1rrb N Mpierry CHATHAM 81 % Wsdassasy he 1874,
:. - - ~ s.t..iy dIT2t
On HosS,y pc d. of IasamT Of be Lsnss, MORGAN Il.
v"5-y,,1i 81 and Mary 81 Green aged 10 a.9Hib>.
w ?, At eok dag en n Henry st Bfooklya Friends
~ 49,. yam lly ar- rvfis1 10 sttsn9
Ds 49, MARY WALDRoE sgso year, wife Of Janss
,,: IL sa,s II Bsbrszan Co. Of Dpb51. lfeiand
r1.rs vi ,ase pAcs Tlesday, lT;h at 2oebca from
= Vyrs,..t Tia fresds family respsctYs aytsd
.t.,d ai,hoa flraer artsuor
RI T1g.rl IL Cincinnati Fsp~ts pt-3se cpPT
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ez1p,vn1ol,1 AND UAuLNhr dcsRD This
Company will hold their Annual Ball at the Goth
ic Hall this evening.
FlRE.-About o'clock yesterday fire broke
ont in the house l26 Hudson-av. in an apartment
occupied by Mrs. Mclaughlin. 1t appears that
the mother went out and left young child locked
therein. Its screams attracted attention, and a
quantity OF smoke was seen to come forth there
FROM The door was broken open, and bundle OF
rags found ignited, and the child severely scorch-
ed. The flames were quickly extinguished.
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YoRx.............DEc. %
81 SEE sEJENTH PACE 90
Cleared.

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Aanus Hobe Wn rrayls Bolss GAY sstoai hroa Joha.o7
Savannah Durham Dtnonj Admiral CASTOR Hare Living
stoB; CnITsse. Bird, l., -fFool, Williams 4 Guor,
B4rls Eden sw Lan5s;rom, Msfses' Thompson SsuhAa
Chiffon. Whiting. MIrseiles J 5srty
Brg solomon Eaton sparss, sueTrtas. Oven soa; W
Rogsf. Bafb4doss CROSBY, epeter Coz Abr Dire
I=c RIO Gfanis H Corning; Foss.. Bopkos Philadelphia
ssh. John Wessy BIZ n Kauy .Elsag up Hera asiofs
Dev.reau1 Por Pst Il Brookman; Daring Br Fought 81
joins f. M9i,srd Ph.p Coz FRANK, Hcalth Norfolk, st1
sss Chairman Co; Yorktown Wogam Petersburg Hnnter
Co; Edward Hees Philadelphia Rachel Jane, SMITH Wash
IngOn.
Steamer Iror,tes. Greeu Pslatslpks-
Barge Planet Wright, PhaneiPhra
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By Telegraph TO the New-Tork Tribune
B For additional Telegraphic Dis
patches. see Seventh Page.
Warrington items.
WAsBINcToS. Monda

WNsHINcToy. MONDAY. DEC. no.
Mdre. Lind visited, today the Senate Cham
her and the Supreme Court Her presence beng
known such crowds collected around hcr tnat
she was compelled to make speedy departure
The proposition offered to-day IN the House for
the amendment of the Bounty Land Law, allow
ing the transfer Of warrants, will pass
The New.York Branch Mint is made the ape
cia order for the l4th of January by two thirds
vote. 1t has already passed the Senate ana WIZ
certainly become law this session.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

~ The Ladies of Christ Church will hold a
Fair md Festival on Friday, December 20 at the
WILLIAMSBURG Garden, where will be found a
great variety of useful and fancy articles, toys,
&c suitable for Holiday Presents Should the
weather prove stormy, it will be continued the
next day. Admittance Free.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1850

ELECTION OF ASSISTANT ESGINEER.-On Sat
urdsy night last the votes for Assistant Engineer
for the Harlem Fire District were counted by the
inspectors The result is the election OF John
Chilean, the AntiCarson candidate, By nearly
seven hundred majority over his opponent, L. P.
McGowan, the Carson candidate. TIE following
is the official return
Chilean Arti-Carsoni 81 MCGOWAN Gaysorl. 45
GeGls majority ~
woes received too tste to he counted.
t1iieiEn ls MCGOWAN. Is
Ciesus joriry
Excess of votes cast over sd above the number me
j;irelan 50 6IcGovaa ............. 40
Msioritv for Gillrial -
Iolai majority Tor tiieiau. provided sl Inc yoies
Cas- had besl. received 10y lie Inspectors On
Had Chief Engineer Carson kept clear OF en-
tangne alliances with the alligator branch OF g
notorious morning paper, bis friends would aoe
have been 50 extensively spotted b. the brave
boys OF whom he is the LEGAL head His singular
indiscretion in the getting up and publication of
that famous Report Of September unfortunately
clings to them like q veritabe Old Man Of the
Mountain it should be forgiven and forgotten
the endurance OF the tulsome praise Of his ocious
patron was punishment enough in all conscience
iIRE-Dec. 16, 81 PM-A fire broke out in
the carpenter shop. Is Dutch.st. occupied BY @.
Hooker. The building was burned down to the
--e0''1 s'o' Nos' oot neeN!
RAILROAD on SIXTH AyrSUr-This subject was
called Up in Board OF Assistants last evening but
the consideration Of the subject was postponed to
Friday evening
IT. ErDD,,s-rLo poo-a 90 Ald,rr,oo 1o..
nj - f''fs'- 'ie Do~'O u 1A'HeI 'leH 1851
Hamilton Ferries 70 tba nrasant lassees for ten
r. 90 ono
years at an annual rent Oh @'''0oo'
c-...---- oa-.a..u L..
~ LALE oIAEHlt. ~ 49, a sLaeS
Mich atten VINO was staooea twice IN tLe aooo-
men on ostQraay nst az eil u9r store 10 oruce
81, Is DO" wing a. tHe ~! - sel
dangerous stare; PatrlcA hale1 tno man VINO IS
Cnarsea WIN hnicti5Io "ounus, " as es'era
cGmted Py ustiee Lo'DToP 70 plsIn 4. rosiSng
.l "a % 'e ,o4n otL tbat ato6
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Terrible Steam h oat Expiosi md Awful Loss
NEw-ORLEi

NLW-URLlANs. FfldHT, Dec. =
While the tow boat "Anglo-Norman' was a
pleasure excursion ~ the river Ter boiler burst
and we have feasfu loss Of life to record. Over
100 Of our most respectable citizens and several
ladies' were on boarl Junius eebe, late PCesi
dent OF boat Company is missing C. Perry
Reporter Of the Bpile'lH Alfred Stillman Of the
Novelty Works. New York, and the First Engin
eer, were all killed, along with il IS supposed,
fifteen others, whose. names are as yet anknown.
MANY were severely sealded and others slightly
injured, including the Reporters of the Defa aud
G,esceLt
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ReturniuC aus-Distinguishcd Visit
ol.s Ut he 0hIo Convention.

JTNCINrhTT, SUNNY
We learn from St. Louis papers of Tuesday
that between 40 aud so California emigrants, hay-
ing in their possession about 100000 in gold ar
rived in that city on the previous day.
Amin Bey, Miss Ffedrka Bremen and Casslas
NJ Clay were at the Ohio Convention on Thurs
day.
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The Navigation.

ALBANY, Monday, DEC, 70
The steamboat Buffalo arrived hare at 10 A, NJ.
She leaves at ? NJ to-day. She Will continue
to run as long as the ice viii permit leaving New
York at P M. to morrow Had she not been 4
powerful and stauncb boat she could not have got
through.
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Markets NEw-osLEANs, Dec IS.

Cotton declined after the receipt of the Amerl-
cas- nes &c The sales have been so bales and the
ke is still unsettled Moiasses have declined to 2ic and
Rio Coffee has advanced and Is quoted at lo+aiptc
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nj A n r xE d .
DYED

tMddr,own Conn Dec by The Re- N Lack Mr. JOSIAH
WILCOX Ok IBIS city and Mss HELEa ~ laughter Of A!ast
Watson, ~. Of tho former place.
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danger from any army marching from that part Of
The Island.
It j, said that the steamship Europa. which
sailed on "Wednesday laat for Liverpool, took ont
100000 in gold Dust
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CITY ITEMS.

~ Yesterday began as sunny spot upon the
great Iceberg of the Winter. But the remem-
brance Of the Summer was too much for the day
grey clouds gathered, and before night it was
weeping powerfully for the days that are no
more
PUpIIc HEA1rH-Tho following is the Weekly
Report of Deaths in the City and County of New
York for Fiftieth Week Of l85o-from the 18th Of
December to the nth of December
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

&c at IS 49, opsss 'h Judah Touro L7srpOoifos
NOt!eaus
Dec i a Is :, y bong "a W org Creole o Geors.eoea sc,
for Bath, Ne.
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Foreign Porfh.

Advertised favrs li ult ships Gala RICHARDSON.
lureh. Rich 10 Dee Gstana Wood, do 9Th Ssns
latin Baltimore COan do 18th. Franklin Wotton do
l. Courectcgt Williams DO Jan 6,h; RADIUS, bIHdgham Or
leans Vols do Dec l0hI Bunsmick ThomaS
i0tl GreeeNioh Kagh Bo-oB, doi Osprey. Hall Phs 10th
Sept }0 bsck dats bsfk oof wyi DoAne
Barrors for California Sailed Goth. Prebs
,rrm York for California wilson us BOVINE tfrem dol
hoyng procDrsj from tie Con- Freblr
AZ Cs1ao ait brig Cherokee Mansfield from Salem July d
forsscramtu;o City, all we'll 10 sail oflith
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

DIE HrMME1, The Humble Bee IS the title
of new German Weekly. at 50 per annum, pub
Hshed by Wigand 4 Co. Il Observation-Disclosures,
under the editorial care Of Edward Pelz-noted
as the author of 81. Peters5urgh S&etctes, one of
the best books extant OF spirited Russian pictures
We have looked through the first number with
great satisfaction, finding, among other good
things. two graceful original songs, and good re-
view of the Opera and its prospects in New-York.
a last page is devoted to spicy little paragraphs,
under the happy heading Of =" Mnsket0s the
which may sting, possibly, sometimes, as well as
hum. We commend this little Journal in con-
yenient octave form. to the attention of our Ger
man and philo- German readers.
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EnRYeLX D,e TAR schs Jo5r Tg.s r1rk. fs,4s9 Lea
scr Organ. sos sIc.k 70 d
So Br brig JOAN W'-r, h, JsE13cA
Arr yesterday 81 try frs3s; DozlaicA brgiatsPss5ts, r
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MINIATURE ALMAsAc......rHs DAY.

sur-Ri.s......7 z :et..:...... q hsorRses-o eoa
HIGH WATER-.....DEC. 10.
Sandy Hook. ola Gov. Island. 57a Hell 6sts ga
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10 F0RfCE GRFFLFT, so

ii
DEAR SIR; In answer to Mr. GOWN, l sinai
simply say that believe all the Medical men in New orr
know The strength and power ofihe following medicines as
Neryines vi~cun Quercus Am Tire Goiac canseis III
Aca, Bt Meconate Of Morpha Tncnre Iron No" com
posnd OF all lhese taIen together would be weak IS
wsJer jr comparison my Nervous Antidoie Therefore
wa.eava be scientific world Judge the aid OF Mes
mersn is needHh TO help Time VIII prove my theory as
iIas dsne my practice Wherever electricity has easy ae-
disese must surrender TIE Anrdote strengthens
TIE nsryestAat are lie lenders OF electricity, consequently
Of health eAi strength Yours, most respectfully
sALBoT WITS, NJ 10 tireenNlcl-st-
- THEGHYAr MErRoPoI1s for lS5l IS pub
ashed this aloratis. by Il. WlLsoN, % Ann-st.
% TIE iAiies Of the BETHESDA BAPTIST
CbvRon commerce holding far this day, 10 contiune
during the week. To- the sale useiu ana fancy articles
IN her Lecture RoeA, in Chrystie nea' Dsane5st Let
ul sienl who 2an Aimilaace free. Sea advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

BOARD OF RylsoRs,-Ere1npton 9t Home
acad-A resolution was presented and referred
for the appointment of an additional Clerk in the
County Clerks Office to perform the extra duty
required by the law exempting, in addition to the
property already exempt from execution, house
and lot belonging to an owner having family,
and residing therein, to the value of $1,000, and
to continue to the use of his family atterhis death
German Lansaage.-A petition was received
from number Of Germans belonging to the Ger.
man Church in Forty -firstst. asking that children
belonging to said Church may be educated in the
German language. Referred
Several petitions for relief from taxes and other
papers of minor import, were acted upon,
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iot California
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PRESIDENT OF BOARD OF Ass1sTANTs.-We
understand the members elect have selected
Assistant AID Alyord Of the Eighteenth Ward, as
President of the Board for the next year Assist
ant AID Sturdeyant, the President of the present
Board, goes, as is known, 70 the Board Of Alder
men.
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fFrorn e,tcnrrn.nons.nt..l

PHILADELPHIA. De- ls8rrteea-s s E,Aas,. rosass
St Jaso ds Cuba. ht' James English Seaa Sss Haves kas
reue, krey Ar IN Hoses, sosoe. Jal yszsdsr, sea
Ycri ih-y Week. James RIVER Ys-ts Ea,oa Ses yor 10
ApuS Potts Lehnd Wiis Ousre Tsnsi4s, YoTt.
msfy ratiersoa IL snasa AiAen's Peat
Gfa--i Earts Nj ader Caakas CacEitA weSh, kAee,
Cizrtp4scs b.. Garc1- Wright Enes-a9
Vs1Ss Rostca e,sra ystsa NSorS Joeepa Potts
r,i,ra Williamsburg MAJ Fsttr,-oa. Iyr Sfe Jsaa
VstIsa 20. otsco co~-a Nantucket Liber, WssAs. Neg
Yut CArsnoeer, ?saEsss Qaacy. Mas; James knsha,
X.-H NV Hsvs
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a.ate News from unyti-Gold Dust shipped 10
Europe.

Bosrov. Monday Dec 10
The schooner Emily, with advices from tional.
YES to Nov cath, has arrived at this port Coffee
was very scarce; there was little to be had at
any price American provisions were plenty and
dull
impressments into the army to conquer St. Do.
mingo still continue, and preparations for con-
tenplated march are being made.
Tho opinion among the most Intelligent OF the
Inhabitants was that ST, Domingo is in very little
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

BURGLART.-The grocery of Herman & Kuht
man, corner of Beekman and Wiliam-sts. was
forcibly entered early yesterday morning BY bur
glars who succeeded in escaping with $500 which
they found in chest in the store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

SAFES OF REAL EsrArE-Dec. l6-By 4. j..
Efecrkcr.-store and lot % Cooaties slip, q TX
.O,a, 81, go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

Us DISTRICT CorRr-Betore Judge Judson
-Hdjsas Corpm-N anmetre and the other two
persons, claimed by the British Government, as
having been concerned in a robbery at Paris, and
ordered to be surended, were brought up on
habeas corpus They deny being guilty Of what is
charged in the warrant. Mr.. Hall, District At
torney contended that after the action OF the
Commissioner, approved by the Secretary Of
State, this Court under the law Of l8ls, has no
control over the case, at any rate not on mere
denial without further testimony. -Decision re
served.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

The deaths in the corresponding week for SIX
years We're rs follows
1850 500 l848...,.....,.25 $50 lsi6...... LBS
l849,......25S l847...........2oa l70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

L. s. MARsHAL's OrtIcE-Three seamen of
the Devonshire, who have been already referred
to, rs having been before the Police, have been
taken into custody by the L. S. Marshal, charged
with having been concerned in the robbery OF the
mail OF the steamer Helena Sloman, alter it was
taken on board the Devonshirc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

SALE. roM UNPAID TAXEs.-Ihe sale com-
menced yesterday at the Board Of Assistants
Clerks Office, City Hall. There was large at
tendance of bidders. This sale is for the unpaid
taxes OF , years chose OF 1871 and ls4s, the pre-
yious one was for three years. By the new Char
ter the sale is to take place every January. The
taxes for 1889 will be advertised in Jan, lS5l, and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

HrpsoN RIVER RALRoAD.-The A15any Eren.
ing Jo,rnal says that the Hudson River Railroad
Co. have purchased site for a Depot opposite
that city, at cost Of $4,000 It's the place gen
orally known as Gibbons dock between Green
bush and the Boston Depot and is said to be ad'
miraby adapted for its inteaded use
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-07-10

american, per call 80 40 cents do Jamaica do
$50 60 cents whisky, Cincinnati, gall. 65 10
cents do. old Irish, 2 so a 80 so; do. Scotch, 2
Ia az So Tobacco, ord, per Id, 10 Is cents;
fine, per lb, rs IS cents superior, per Id 81 36
cents Segars, sup. Havana, SO a $50 segars,
com. war; Dds. IL Sl4, dull of sale.
From the Alta California, June l.
FIGHr WITH THE SACRAMENTO INDASs.-In
consequence Of depredations of the Indians OF the
Sacramento valley, and outrages committed by
|them General Thomas j. Green, LIST Division
State Militia, ordered out two companies OF
mounted volunteers, under command OF Captain
'Allgiers and Captain Charles Hoyt, and marched
from Gro on the 18th of May, in the direction OF
Deer Creek. On the same day, Lieutenant Bell
OF Captain A. company, with ten men, encoun,
tered large number Of Indians, killed ive, ana
took six prisoners. VIZ"
On the 18th the command secured the country
iD the region of Deer Creek and Bear River. On
the 18th, the trail to Colonel Holt Is mill, where
he was murdered, was taken; the villages found
to be deserted, and the white settlement aban-
doned. ....a. .. ..
On the Doth, the Indians, two or three hundred
STRONG, were discovered within two miles of Bear
River, upon AN elevated conical hill. An engage
ment took place, in which Il Indians were killed
and a number wounded. About 50 of the State
Volunteers were engaged None were killed, but
captain Hoyt, Lieutenant Lewis, and Mr.. Rus
self, were wounded. Major Frederick Emory
(brother of Major Emory, U. s. Top. Engineers
of the oundary Comnission,) was accldently
shot through the thigh with rifle ball. He was
aid -de-camp to General Il. j. Green.
On the 18th the Indian chiefs Vienna, Buckler
land Pooliel, came in, by permission, and entered
into treaty of peace between the three tribes
seyerally represented, and the State of California
and Government of the United States.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-07-10
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
washington CITY.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-BoARDS 81 50 PER DAY
|TNHE subscriber respectfully informs the public
that from the first Of July the price of board
will be reduced from ~ to 81 so per day. and at
0the same time offers the same inducements as here
Iofore TO travellers and persons visiting Washing
aton,) as regards accommodations and the determi
nation of the proprietor to please his guests.
The United States Hotel is most conveniently
situated being on Pennsylvania avenue, and with
Inn two minutes walk of the railroad depot, and
live minutes walk of the Capitol. The hotel is
llarge, capable Of accommodating one hundred and
forty persons, airy and comfortable. The furni-
lure was all entirely last fall, and the arrange
|ments of the hotel generally are such as will give
satisfaction. $3.50.
The object of the proprietor in reducing the
price of board is to induce fair share of patron
haze and he will at the same time assure the com
8munity that his table will be as well furnished,
Ihis servants as attentive, and the accommodations
6of his house generally shall equal at least the other
hotels, which charge ~ per day.
A baggage car will attend at the railroad depot
land steamboat wharf to convey baggage to the
hotel. EDW. II. FULLER, Proprietor.
A limited number Of permanent boarders will be
taken low, during the summer and recess of Con-
|gress. T. II. +.
Il iulv 3tawlm, g. Iaw2m.
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THE THIRD ANNUAL. VOLUME
OF THE
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Was commenced on Saturday, the 4th of Nav,
1850, under its original nams-nstead Of Richards
Weekly Ga:etie-as more significant of its peculiar
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Containing weekly Thirty-two Columns Of
matter. 1t is, moreover, in an
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's' from head to foot" and upon beautiful wnrre
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IS urpassed by any paper whatever in the United
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will be spared to make it
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+ las cheap as the cheapest, and good as the
best Utterly discarding the notion that "A
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fern weeklies, in cheapness and interest,
The Southern Literary Gazette
rivals the best Of them in all the characteristics of
ia truly valuable Preside Journal. Its aim is the
diffusion of cultivated and refined taste Throughout,
| the communicated it embraces in its ample
folds ever species of intelligence that can tend to
this result.
Original Contributions,
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chiefly occupy its columns, but not TO the eXclu-
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The tone OF the "Gazette'' is Independent, IT
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Its columns are occasionally embellished with
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