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The New York herald., 1850-04-26
Court OF Common pleas.


Afttt p James Carter sued cut a writ of abcas
corpus 20 bring before the Tour, the body of his child
aeed about two yesrs The mother of the child now
absent from the city The passage from Chaxrps TO
this port motion made for an adjournment IN
til the 4h day % May ntEt which motion was granted
~ th. court Mr.. Robert u. Livingston appeared as
he counsel for hrs carter
The New York herald., 1850-04-26

NEw ORLEANS, April 20. 1850.
Our municipal election came of yesterday, and re-
suited in the choice Of Mr. A. ID. Crossman indepen-
dent whg, tor Mayor the present incumbent) by 700
majority. Mr. Caldwell dem, elected Recorder in
the second municipality over Joshua Baldwin, whig.
There is q general democratic gain.
The New York herald., 1850-04-26
Sporting Intelligence.

CtSrprvitLr UovRsr. L. I--TRorriSo.-A trot for q
purse of $50 mile heats bc three in hve. to $50 ID
wagons will come o this afternoon. at half past two
o'clock for which there SIR entries. After the
aiove rot Il over another will take place for
purse % the same amount and distance. In harness
Tor Which there are also six entries. for names OF
nags. and further IA articuars. see advertisement.
The New York herald., 1850-04-26

srsv~sH. April 20 1850.
Henry Y. Hutchins. native Of Massachusetts,, was
arrested here to-day. charged With being sn aoS"'O"
i. in consequence of making use cf certain EXPIRE"
siops about slavery lie was however. discharged on
condition ofeavins the city in forty eight hours He
uAs said ~ scme TO be half wittcd
The New York herald., 1850-04-26
The Saco Mystery.

Bosros, April 25,-P NJ.
The examination Of DR. j ii. Smith at Saco, Maine,
a charge of causing the death Of the unfortunate
girl found in the drain has resulted in the committa
the accused trial There witnesses called
for the defence The evidence Of his servant girl and
also ofa named Long who had seduced the de-
ceased, was very strong against Smith.
The New York herald., 1850-04-26

GREAT CONSUMPTION OF WnTEwAsH.-lt is now
stated that both the committees of investigation in
the House of Representatives will report favorably
to the cabinet. No doubt of
The New York herald., 1850-04-26

TIt T'easuV hofes. In the of Hinsior g ofAers
vs. Thompson. there verdict for the plaintiffs. by
consent and the jury find that the undevsred residue
81 the 50O0 Of Treasury notes claimed by the plain
tn not having been received by Joseph Lake = co
were worth stated at different periods and they
find damages for such differences In the opinion of
the court may be the proper measure q damages The
verdict In respect 60 damages is subject 20 the opi-
eftler marty Ia excepf
The New York herald., 1850-04-26

u arpssr. ~ THE that the filling OF in receipts
amounted g. $50 90 bales but telegraphc accounts mp
10 tho c0th ron New Orleans make the aggrcaic fl
inf ~ 5si coo bales Receipts at New Orleans up TO
The 1fth Instant this year. amount TO us so bales.
against "a i5o 70 the date last year our advces
fcm ecr'rin sections ~ the cotton growing country
ry that nearly every hale Of the material has ben
siipped 70 the seeboard aud that there has bu,
tsfofe such scarcity of cotton in the interior. We
hav, no dcub this II universal throughout the south,
The New York herald., 1850-04-26

TRIAL or OSE-EYEp THo,psov.-The trial Of
this Tombs philosopher began yesterday, in Brook
lyn, and report will be found elsewhere in our
columns.
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interruption to Canal Navigation.

ALBANY, n. Y, April 25,-P. NJ.
The canal is not navgabe at Geddes, and probably
will not be earlier than Saturday next
The New York herald., 1850-04-26
The Indians I'm Florida.

New ORLEANS, April 23 1850.
Late advices from Florida that Billy Bow
legs the Indian chief had finally to the conclu
sion not to emgrate.
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Cour, Calendar This Day.

cmcrrr courr.-Nos 80 800 Iii Sip 5g7 500 10
CO... Goa COS TO coo
srrtEror Counr-Nos SO. "a IS 2G5 g70. 25s 4gi.
2s6 277 g7p $50 Isl s0i 2s3 Isl gsd 70 296 2ss 10
2ll
The New York herald., 1850-04-26

tiht hhe ttth iuNtnltl some ingenious
takng the q the head rcrabhe that the
Uneasy lies the head that wears
crown q nov no longer royerh even II enc vent 70 sea
with Lis hat and boots This instrument has een ntro
duccd into the United Sato ana for scms time been nee
~ ne in making hats 20 t 90 the great relief and sst
tiOn of The sinht cf " y worm
the price q hat. even YOU dunt want cne W. " ~s
head "to hair and nc you 70 hat eN-
aetly, but NO charge Ter extras =. 80 a.. ,.s.-
The New York herald., 1850-04-26

Campbell The late Surrt gate, going she rooms
q cooley keese cgnsr Il broadway and Whse srvet
All Who want gcud books hsi better attend they will
rarely lave such another oTportuniy q getting books
The New York herald., 1850-04-26

Conpiinsntary hsneat to John Broug-
hamTLe meeting Of the friends NJ Broax cham Ia ar
range the proposed Complimentary Bensnt stsnds
to this trridGy) evening" att o'clock at The Astor
A general attendance OF all interested Is expeetsd
u. q. STEBBfNs Chnrm.p
The New York herald., 1850-04-26
"And God said let there be light, and tr,sru

was glt-Ffty years ago, Tic Doloureux was unkuown
and Dolrium Tremeus called and fever
seepeny no cure rquisi,e but they preven
and R vouchssfed Since Oman, there has de-
hy and weakness but there need be now for Wat,s
Nervous Antdoe s guaranteed all nervous and
srasmodio diseases return the paid for it, 81
bottle 80 dozen ~ Nassau street II every aic led
knew it's wonderful power there would be debi
tated. nerNous premature old man.
The New York herald., 1850-04-26
Superior Court.

Before Judge Sandiord.
Arnit 2.--1n the Of Trtgan n Brswr vs. TIE
New lo'k Gas fns1gnce CompaHy for injury sutained
by the bursting of of thcr pipes. In Courtiandt
tirct the jury returned scaled verdict for plaintiff
9 dn
The New York herald., 1850-04-26

bown, ~ 70 sly lUVU sack and business
5000 pair mixed Doeskin and Cashmere Pants to -
pair sp Vests silk, satin and valentia cts "a sS
at the 50 Suit Store, corner Nassau and Beekman
GEORGE LEYIE-
The New York herald., 1850-04-26

-tecley kecse viii their Tersgnal and rromPt AZ
ten'vu 20 the sales 81 furniture a families breaking
HousekeeTine, uu for sale. their and
"a
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Complimentary Beneat to John Broug-
rsnse hs oo"S sn q y, B,ossh.n
Of all f''Ss'tsS sSsSSsss' Chairman.
500 Frock and Dress Coats, BLACK ana
% vs & nSsIsa n ana and rasnsir f,ss
at the 50 Suit Store, corner Nassau and Iesknan
Comb Manafactory, $685. Bro.dw.y-
Shell g. lac. S.ms .s ard The mS only
upon 's SJHssS IN SGSss 4 srsssss, sssS.s:,i
Sand God said let there be light, an(a there
ss ss called an a
sssYsp no s 1ss now they rssss
bity and but there need now for Watss
Nervous An.doe T. guarsntsd led to cure Al ana
bottle 80 o2 Nassau II every one asi.d
knew ts wonderful power there would not be weak deb
tated nervous or premature old man.
PhaIon's Magic Hair Dye, to Color the,
Hair or Whisker the moment it is applied without injury
S 90 dir b and S"p s s n ss dso
or sold at rALoNs 1877 broadway and Fawostt SOUTH
Wigs, Toupees, and Hair Cutting-Citizens4
Heard Maiden lSne where they sass on ss1d
the city Also witness the spring ssyis Of Hair Cuts
Wigs and Toupees.-Another Medal has.
The pr invited to his style 1880
At BATCHEIo oRS celebrated Wig Factory 4 Wall strces,
lie keeps the largest and best assortment Copv
the address. -
Hair Oye-Batchelor's Genuine IAnutA
Hair Dye, only be at the mandatory wsI1
The public should guard against
various diplomas. Persons whose hair has bad
color from the II the Imitation Dyes sorrect-
ed by calling as above. Copy the address,
The New Lecches. - Victor Bishop, AZ
does retail Aexandre Patent Artificial Leeches Those
who wish obt ain prospeeuses will be freely supplied
applyng nay by letters those who, living
receive sample box will be satfej seud
So mail The who wish to urchase nerev
box for their use, will he supplied the retail
principal druggists in the city Prices very low varying
according to the size Of the boxes.
New Envelope and Large BOxes.-Oal-.
eys Genuine Pain Extractor in the old wrapper
tcred Avoid danger and fraud buy only the
size. II. DALEY, il5 Broadway For sale also by
Haviland, keese Co. A. II. D. Sands and at Rushon
GOursad's Italian Mesiicated soap, fen
curing al skin diseases and hlcnshes
dre Subtitle for Graduating superuous hair from
the body Lily White for the omplexion Liquid kouga
&c. 81 Walker from in
T. r. Calender ss South Third Philaiephia.
DIR. Kellinger's Liniment, or Magic Fluid
instantly the diseased parts affords the
tient immediate relief The Honorable Willis Of Liz
Broadway cured Of powerful attack of Neuragia be-
fore he had used bottle with which be had afflicted
nearly eight months Sold IN large eight bottles 50
.ach 81 DOZEN go Pearl and s76 road
wny. Grand aud Brocme streets
The New York herald., 1850-04-26

The original manufacturer the celebrated Omen
Shell Combs and the only in Broadway invite
the ladies 20 call and examine his improved
Premium Open Chains from So $50 at Wholesale
r. N. QUIMBY. 303k Broadway
The New York herald., 1850-04-26

Hair Nhskers, the moment IL is applied without njury
to the hair skin II he washed With
out disturbing the color and has bad odor applied
or sold At PHALONS 1877 broadway; and by Fawee
east corner OF Chesnut and Fifth streets Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1850-04-26

nj D
gLdre,s Hats imported and home manuf4es Is not
suraed N equalcd this city, Geninssuhmis ~ % The
~. and public with full confidence u thcr
favsraile His Straw Hats for young aies and hs
sIoxs ats Casquettes kc of the graceful
and rias that French TASTE pr
xerhi.i tor s ecess this department of art Ae
can eenu brought ont for Che Spring and summer
lie prices will te found satisfactory the
styles. GINlNs zla broadway oprosite y. fauis
The New York herald., 1850-04-26
Job, e. CcIboup.--The Original Dnguerre-
N.u and nrr.,,fn, s,yle. OF ohlldren..

otyre from which the IN the second Nuner % e
"taerv ~ filustrous kmercans was engraved csn BE
seen AZ fR.pY's Daruerresn Gallery. zs Broad~ay.
The New York herald., 1850-04-26

leys Genuine Pain Extractor in the old wrapper
Avoid danger and fraud buy only OF the
size II. DALEY, AS Broadway For sale also by
HavanG, keese K Co.; A r. ID. Sands and
The New York herald., 1850-04-26
Wigs, Toupees, and Hair Cuttlng-CItl.enr.

ard strangers call Of
hedhurst Hear q Maiden lane whore they have hand
the largest and cheapest assortment OF Hair
the Also TO witness the spring style Cut-
The New York herald., 1850-04-26
DIR. KelllngeI
acts Instantly upun .

instantly upon the diseased parts affords the pa
tent immediate relief The Honorable ARson Willis Of liz
Broadway cured Of powerful attack of Neuralga be-
fore he had used bottle with which be had allie
nearly eight months Sold large eight bottles
each s. Dozen go Pearl street; iGt and s6 Broad
W. Grand sh Brocme
The New York herald., 1850-04-26
Gouraud's Italian MetlI

GOursad's Italian Meslicated soap, fen
curing sl skin diseases hleinshes Pou
DIRE Subtitle for ersdcang superauous hair
the body. Lily White for the complexion Lquid kougo-
81 Walker from VAN
T. r. Calender ss South Third street. Philaielpha.
The New York herald., 1850-04-26

Maiden lane tess leave announce. ALL hat he
does retail Alexande Patent Artificial Leeches Tho.e
who wish to obtain prospeetuses will be freely supplied
applying nally by letter. those who living al dis
tanee want receive sample will be satfej BY send
ing So per mail The who wish to
one box for their use, will he supplied the reta
establishments Of John Milhau Deuc Co.. and II the
principal druggists in the city, Prices low
according to the size Of the boxes.
The New York herald., 1850-04-26
p.orie muss he very fond OF old Hats. to

persist wearing such horribly lo0k King
daily encounter ~hen they cam for fOnr dollars.
purchase elegant, light, and tasty Hat Of KNOX Is
fulton street Reform H. gentlemen the practice 10 bad
The New York herald., 1850-04-26

Phrenology.- Lecture and Examinations
at Clinton Hall this evening sss sdverti~msnt,
The New York herald., 1850-04-26

been awarded VIM Baeheor for the Wigs and Tou
The pr invited inspect his style for IsO
At BATFHEloRS celebrated Wig Factory, Wall street,
lie keeps the largest and best assortment city Copy
he address. 80
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-16
TELEGRAPHING.


PROM THE NEW FORK COMMERCIAL ApvERTrsER. n
Among the many contrivances to spede business and
to turn circumstances to the best account for which Aer
cans are remarkable, is the successful application TO private
use Of the magnetic telegraph. Ness r. Hor & Co., in
Gold street. have had during the past few months in their
counting room one Of Morses magnetic lesraphc machines
which communicates with their establishment nearly two miles
distant in the eastern part Of the city, The machines which
occupy but small space, regularly BY tho prope-
tors and clerks with perfect Information relative to the
progress of ORDERS and questions their business are asked
and answered with almost ordn,y speskrg rapidy TIE
two establishments thus rederd aoces ble TO each
other for conversation though both were undr the
roof Toe expense week for magnetic power is ssid
be very rng and the alphabet used may be readily
qued BY any person in few days Tho day probably
not far distant when every manufacturing essbshment in
the suburbs Of the city viii possess f4cies Of inter
with its Office down town, copips the COED example
of Messrs. Hoe & Go.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-16
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.

We have seen no Letter from any private gen.
&esnan on the subject Of the ruling topic in the po-
3isica discussions of the day, which more forcibly
zHd clearly expresses our own general views of it
shan the following, elected from the Hon. RICHARD
xssH in answer to a casual invitation by some of
Ais political friends to be present on recent pub
Ac occasion. The Letter, though the writer be
Dow in private life, loses of its attraction
amy of its just weight, upon consideration of the
pinept posts which be hiaS occupied in puoc life,
ssiih occasional interruptions, for more than forty
years, under the successive Administrations of
MADISON, MONROE, ADAMS, and the succeeding
presidents Of the United States. With such an
opportunity for observation as he has had, at home
and abroad, the testimony of Mr.. RUSH, upon
Historical points particularly, is of real value to all
.anquirers after truth.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-16

THH REvESsE or rHz RIcH MAS The written direc-
tons OF John McDonosh 10 his executors FORMS UNDER
stand very interesting record Of the impressions and expe
rences Of very singular but acute and observing This
document ab unds in observations upon the and oes
OF his e owmen and incucates the necessity Of cultvang
higher telling Of justice and philanthropy among He
censures strongly the hostility and prejudice of the poor
against the ch and gives several in which this
feeling excl cd against him in suits tried b. ues He
refers particularly to in which he brought sganst
ch widow lady, whose husbands notes be had
cashed IN bis lifetime TO assist that husba some
barrAssmtnt. The widow refused to pay the no,es and
McDonogh brought suit The before Jury, and
the lawyer Of the defendant who hd legal def nee against
the appealed to the preudices Of the jury ard invoked
them 70 protect tho poor widow and her orphan children
against the exaetons Of the avaicious millionaire John
McDonosh The appeal was but successful The jury
reu'ned verdict L about ten per cent the face OF the
note; (" and thus" exclaims Mr. McDonoeh was de-
Pved OF just dues because by and industry
had accumulated sealh." But" he sdds these jurors
IN thus permitting to be robbed, little knew that they
we're rol biDg themselves and their children" And 40 il has
proved, and the old has bad bis evenseN o. Deta.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-16
THE LATE EXPLOSION ON THE DELAWARE

We obtain from the Philadelphia Inquirer of Saturday the
fllowag particulars Of the late disastrous explosion on boad
Of the Ericsson steamers the river Delaware, briefly
noticed in our last paper
The disaster took place abou, O'clock in the evening
and while the boat opp s'e Newcastle. She had be-
tween y snd sixty passengers board in ALL The cabin
Passengers, with exception, Mr. WILLIAM STEVENS,
who in the kitchen at the time rot 10 the leas,
hurt Mr.. Stevens, however, killed. Most of the vic.
Tins were deck passengers. Al the time they in the
engneroom, the kitchen, having ted
because Of The chiness Of The The place assigned
them forward Of the cabin, and had they there few
any would have received serious rjurv. The damage done
the boat u comparatively rHing. Fifteen persons in all
wee killed once, died in the course of few hours
They most OF tbem emigans, and among them f,-
mily, consisting of man, his and four Guild en- who
had been sent on by the grauously All were killed
except the mothe and she the hospital no, kev 10 70
cover Philadslphians among the killed or wound
The Immediately after the IN was as mish,
well be mtgi"ed truly awful and hearlredne The boa,
was taken 10 Newcastle, where were sent M ard
every thing done within the scnps Of human mans A.
son possible the wounded sent To the civ and c,n
vsyej I'd the n spta where eight Of them sill remain
With the rxcspi Of the cied and bsrrayed mother .l
uded to above, their condition quite vorahe all the cir
cum 'ances considered, and hope is INDUCED that a will
recover.
The killed, missing and wounded, as far as ascer,aioed.
are ss follows:
kMd William Stevens, cabin passenger Maru,re, Dis
on, Co H. and Charles BdJle steward, bob col,d ho
Miller. 6rst engineer joseph Morton fireman n; ,h
Psiue, Mic al Borden, Eugene Kuney. ], ,mes Vo,k
'ree am ''ur ch'liren Patr ok Murphy aud Jane.
eddy. Joho d nnis, missing
Wounded tap an Cl yp ole. Johp uer.,i,h Az.
Green, Patrick Bland ord. Jam Harley Michael suiva
Daniel McCadh,, Psnrck To,in
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-16
A GREAT WILL CASE DECIDED.

"A UhEAI WILL CASE DEClDED. .tFFR
The will Of Gen. JAMES TAYLOR, who died about
two years ago at Newport, (Ky.) opposite Ciucin-
natl, has lately been before the courts in that city.
The Cincinnati Chronicle says:
As rela to this would give further Informs
ton Of at importance to many citizens of the State OF Oh
The importance Of this decision much in the pric
pies cided in the in the yesuHs Of tie decision ITSELF
The estate in Ohio is estimated vaousy from $500 900 TO
81 900 600, 81 uaed ncay 10 this city and county, and
II the Virginia Military District in this State, in which there
forty to City thousand OF land belonging to the
The results of the decision theseha the court
nying the validity OF the will in this State At this time, Ia
effect denies s validity forever because the time OF two
from the death of the es,ator limited for the recording Of
wills fom other States, has elapsed From the decision Of
Court Of Common Pleas appeal or writ OF error or
sber proceeding can taken, ard therefore the decision
final
The heirs .. law to wit Col Jsmps Taylor; Mrs. Harris,
wife Of Major H. T. Han 9; Mrs. Tibbat, wife Of Cnl.
John w T,bbas and Mrs. Wlian wife Of George I.
Wsmop E.q Of this city, lake this large estate heirs
al L,y without regard the will. Whatever may be the
esu,t In the depending 10 X ntucky relation
10 il, We congratulate the citizens Of Ohio who are
pteres,ed in this at this result, which brings large
es,a into the Market with good title, unrsmmelrd BY the
sna limitations end svored be imposed upon il
by the il ani which will add greatly the settlement Of
nu wild and uDculvaed land and consequently 10 the
,sospe,ity OF the State.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-16
CORRESPONDENCE.

DrsTRIcr PESs, OcroBER 80, 1850.
Hs the Hon. RIcHARD RUsH.
DEaR SIN The Democratic citizens of the District Of
ReEu intend Monday the 4h of November next at the
Asase Of LEWIS H. TRIMBLE celebrate the of the
Donscac party in county and State at the late election
FSsy earnestly solicit the honor Of your company the
se.sn satisfied, from your past life, both private and public
dist you ready assist rejoice in the Of
aAe principles Of public liberty in your foreigu
4nsanay. We eremain yours, very respectfully,
IEgned BY GEoasE EsHER, JoHs 8. NICHOLAS, SAMUEL
OsDEs, JANLs WAsGoNsELLER, ANTHONY FELros,
Committee.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-16
AGRICULTURAL GEoLoGY-No. K.
BY JOSIAH HoLBRoox.
ron rHE NATIONAL rsrrIrrsxuc...

Yon THE NATIONAL IHrKLLIsxHcxR
Intense heat expes the carbonc acid from the csrbon,t
Of lime. O1yde Of calcium is left This oxyde rapdly AM
largely absorbs water 1t then becomes the hydrate OF lime
the result Of sAking The water absorbed BY this
becomes sold than ice 1t has the same soditv
the lime ITSELF il is part of In chemical combination
The water in changing from liquid solid. gives up i.
latent heat, then becoming sensible heat is familiar
every child from witnessing the shaking of lime while pass
ing the The changing of latent heat to sensible heat
manifested by the operation of sshng lime, familiar t.
every one arises from sort of fundamental principle in
chemical science This principle furnishes one Of the most
important items Of knowledge in the whole range Of science
or possible for any human being possess-e erpasspe
pocr Of heat explains thousands upon thousands of in
teresng operations, constantly going before our eyes,
alike under divine and human agency, both in nature and
the arts Il also be readily learnt by the child Of five
years by the Of Fifty.
The oxyde Of calcium and the hydrae of lime both possess
strong alkaline powers. All akaes have strong tendency
to combine with acids; producing neutral salts. Nitric acid
(aquafortis and causc potash. each powerfully corrosive
combine with each other readily rapidly, and intimately
producing sapetre having little no corrosive power
Muratic acid and soda also corrosive in separate state
readily enter into chemical combination and produce COM
mon salt, indispensable article upon every table, Il is
not uncommon to have life sacrificed to an ignorance Of the
relative powers Of acids and alkaes not to mention stains
and other injuries upon and other articles with the
daily by every housekeepe Of The relations Of these two
important agents in domestic economy.
As lime, alkaline earth, is far abundant than
potash soda, or ammona the three principal akaies farmers
mechanics, and housekeepes that for its alkaline
powers to far greater advantage in many than either
the pure akaes As the alkaline power in this abundant
element Of our gobe destroys neurazes acds both Of
natural and artificial production farmers for chang
ing acids in numerous plants into sas and probably power
u fertilizers, and houskeepers for cleaning vessels
becoming acid by in domestic economy, and in very
merous cases greatly to their convenience and
likely to the pleasing of their husbands
ExrERIMENr.-Pace drop Of some strong acid upon
piece OF black broadcoh and red stain will be the result
Cover the stained cloth with alka and the color will
be restored Dozens Of similar experiments may follow
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-16

SHocKiSs SrAes sAccIDRNrAsthe northern s,sge which
left Lyndon Tuesday week passing the place in
the rosd about half mile beyond Wheeock Hollow between
and o'clock Am the coach prtcipitated off
brkmen twenty thirty feet turning over twice s
coue and carrying with four Of the horses the leaders
naming in the road Most OF the passengers bu-
nd mingled with the wreck be disabled and one
DR.. Flanders, Of Londonderry, en-. H.) was found dead
with bis neck broken. Others were mme less isured
bot all except h'er were able proceed III ourosy the
yssa Cd.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-16

mai '.bh ~ 10 place The nd net cen ,opviIs
sno olesn h. ev' nna u ik plsc .sls in % evening
m perel o. ~oods sev miles from But,on Oo- man
EN- the bosses by the hrsds nnu, or ,s.,ent III
at 70 sbrrst Of tho ive TER under was cheap eh
snd Pock tncoh consg ee belonging ~ thu diver, and
be matt. There ~~s qu"- tim n, bo, M success has
been bed IN a'rcssiug Cor. of the Utica Caxeffe