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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
PHILADELPHIA.
ExamfMatien or a Marder evolutionary
Of q Mother-Fngitive from Jnstice-Breach
sf Promise Case-Heavy Damages.

ExamiMatien or a Marder case-tnhaman1y
OF a Mother-Fugitive from Justice Breach
sf Promise Case-Heavy Damages.
Csrsspendepoe Of The N Tribune ,a,,
PHILADELPHIA, "wednesday, Nov IL, 1871.
Frederick Hartman, charged with the
murder Of Matthew Flndlass, on Saturday eyenns
last, had hearing IN the Court OF Quarter sy
this morning After several witnesses nsi 60 zoo
ahmed, Hartman was remanded IA oe'sN' -
val A.. ..ms con,, thu. nornlng, MatiIds Hamii,
non WAS found gu,,y OF Inhumaniy neas,hg s 60, Q
son Charles Hamilton, 20 when
tays since -, n N. gang Of schuylkill
pansys famed Robert Kern. was neid ~ ~ U.n,
,S,s mo,n,n1 20 answer the csa'ge OF 'io'e"'''
oesfng !, " s,on iustice from Lancaster county,
.% fascber. was this moriing taken back, 10 an
~sr the charge OF obtaining goods undef 'Sse p''
lenses. ,o.dov though fine Ice
Is formed las, night to Shc thickness OF q1aref Oh
IN zach, IN and szound the city; .,,. r,o,o,n, ,
I Ia Of 1890 was rendered IN favor OF Fanny
Gusgenherm agains, Joseph ID. EDis, Tor preach Oh
cromise OF marriage. <u,, ..5
The CoTToS marke; IS dull snal ssiss n on ,ns
xesrso Of Allsghary BITUMISous Coal .ed az i.e
pl e; sa easrfs :: sS.s sasd but no sale.
~ shipment have been reported ac .se yI withn ths
isssc 81 y NH at s. isi vbbl WHEAT good de-
.ad bu, very little oerns Sales o. a0oO w Dq;n
& -, SSs,s The bare Of RYE CoRS ~
rod demand lot Of prime old yellow IN sore 500
DC COO aaoat AMI some weayly q, ssc VA hS y
Sord demand and taken on ARRIVAL az 3oc Dushei
slowly PC bbis aGd c &c s,1s s =; m se
SALES oF srccKs 5Gere< 1lecn 400 Caasa and
HSboy H. ii6 $500 Baok $500 oo hea s-ss !. X
81: al n 'ynn 3ank, mi $50 Reading Ra,irosd. 27i {;
a. penn RAILROAD, 20! $500 Lehigh I1. 49,: 500 Chss
s%nnd Re@rdNi penn Bank III; 40 u. s. Baax, q
Peas r. 40 $500 Sprng Garden o.; 81, ~, si.VOo
ofL Nav es 90 81 3j0 GlraId Bank ~ ~ naInso u
r. a., Sc Ol0 Reading X r. 70, 10. II 10 Nertn bA
Ky, i07!; 500 Reading r. r., rs Commercial Bank
~. n Do s.
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WhalePs,

ship MARY; a. Edgartown reports sailed from Isle Of
Ceebss April 8, ship Anse Gibbs, Worth, Fsxhaven $50
sperm beard A. de- 9h, schr. Sophia Baldwin Nan
tucke. cll % board. for Sydney NS.W 5000 SPOKE
Sept Is, LAT. n s. Co. a W ship Hman Cook New
Bedford IL we'll clear Oct! 10 lat 10 20 " lon 8 20 W
saw ship Clemenane Of Bremen. steering W b. NJ Aug
% Manuel kodenqut q Faya fe from the nam
yard and was killed Capt. Croker reports tue oooO Sea
as dong very lnt!s whales bezng scarce and any
Spoken. Aug 49, Oh Cala-o. bark FIankn Baton War
rem 200 would cruise TIL December then proceed home
va Talcah
letter from Capt Robbins, Of bark Hope u New Bed
orc reports her 81 ssychelle Islands July 90 with as
Dds 81 o. spokes no date, &c barks Lagrange Ham
mond tanhaven ze sp boiling United states. FeckIns
wood, Allen. Westport. 80 SD
letter from Capt Moovs Of bark Mara Of New Bed
iodo fep3is no Gale ship 81 Peter Amy " B. coo ~
so WI Ma Is of Seyeheile Islands. BARK Dave Smell
70 -. OF Johanna. no date bark Clarce Gtfora
D. mos ouf zoe sp; SHY Brandt Honey veil. DO. 10
ci.ar.d q, Nsw-Bedford llh, ship John Howland
hathaway which ga ed ON for North Pacific, leaky
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IN steamship Cifg Of R'chhouf TOR R'ctmcnd Mr.
souly Mn A. Quincy, Mr.. b shaw. NJ Campbel. Mr.
c smith Mr.. o McCary. AIr J. f. Prce. Mss Ma,
Tsdr. Air. ". Dllsf. Mr., Roscoe. Mr h. c Mm-
Plate Mr John Gumb.. Mr. Whitt.mon Mr. A Wright.
Mr. aud Mrs Johnston and children Mss Dag, Miss
Weeks Mas Mutha Chaoman. Mr.. aud Mrs Fuller.
Mr. John Ransom. hr Robbeiand. Miss Andrews Master
Jones Mr.. r. Halt Mr.. T.. J Picoti, MT X. II. Hunt ey
and lady M Wolfe and lady. hr. aud hrs Randolph.
Mrs Mcfarland Mr. Chss. =. Mich 'lsOn; aad % in the
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The grading of the Northern Railroad
between Albany and Cohoes, has been commenced
Of three different places the line Messrs Baker
& Hoes the contractors, had sixty men on the work
last week and larger number will be employed IN
few DAYS The Engineer Is Of the opinion that the
road to Cohoes will he completed on OF before the
18th Of June next
Mr.. Alfred Smith has been elected Presi-
the place Of Mr. Inlay.
The track of the ConhoctOn Valley Rail
road is laid between Bath and Painted Post, and
locomotive 10 about to be put on.
The Pennsylvania Railroad will be opened
on the lst December next The Pittsburgh GGzsttr
saws
"The rails are laid from the depot in this city a.
far as Wilklnsburgh, miles, and IN few days VIII
be extended 10 Turtle Greek, IL miles. During the
present month. the rails viii be laid from Lockpor'
10 Chambers Mills, about two miles from the turn
pike at Youngstown, on which two miles plank
road is laying The whole line from Harrisburg
will then be open, with the exception OF % miles
nom Chan bers Mills to Turtle Greek, TO be staged
over good turnpike and plank road
In the message of Gov. Powell, of Ken
lucky, the following items concerning the financial
condition of the State are gwen:
The actual and supposed receipts Of the
sinking fund, for THE year ending an. !,
1852, Northumberland. $592,4l6 4
The actual and estimated amount of dis
buIsemenls for the same period are - 6l5,025 81
Estimated deficit Jan l. 1882 ..---..-.-- ZOOS ~
Jan. ], 1853 .--.....---. 22,5s2 81
Jan. l. 1854 ..----.-... 2l,335 81
II the liabilities against the Treasury should not De
Increased, or the receipts diminished the estimates
OF the Auditor show balance in the Treasury on
the 0th Of October 1858, OF the of l04S0, al
OF which, except the SUN Of $4,000 retained IN the
Treasury will be transferred 20 the sinking fund a
required by law, which will increase It's resources
for the year ending Jan. 1854, the sum OF is0
This sum would hQuidate the supposed deficit IN the
sinking fund on that day, and leave balance In ir
ofeSAO4 l6 ltis apparent that after the SINKING
fund shall have recovered from its present tempo
raIy embarrassment, Its resources Will be amply sui
hciens TO meet promptly the interest of the entre
debt OF the state
The following IS statement OF the public debt OF
Kentucky
There 10 now due OF the public debt. sfij 70
OF bonds bearing per cent
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Dseostisaed-SoutA Venice. Cayuga Co NY; Cedar
h MSsn. iwyshe Go Va Ae.w Csdd' Parish, Ia Mar
c. Arkansas, Creek Agency, Creek Nation. do Nil
Bayou. Asass,ppi Co, do Martins Mills Buchanan Co
Mo. Amazon. Madison Co. Iowa. Mishico<t Mxnitso-
wec Co Wiz Union Centre, Miami Co, Ind Fountain
Carroll c.. do fiemMgs, Shelly Co, do Lost Creek
BsvatA,ts Co., Kg Grants Lick. Campbell Co, do
nddlebury Casey Co do EsSulapsa Sysmgs Lewis Co
DO Craze Vine, Perry Co, do whsstleys Mills Mont
Gomery Co. Tenn. Austin's rerp. Grans,r Co do
Chesterfield, Grundy Co. do Mayfed. Jackson Co. DO
Bute Creek, Marion Co, Oregon.
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MARRIED,

ON Wednesda evening Nov H. at St Stephens Church,
by Rev Dr. Joseph n. Price Mr.. ID. w u BERRlEN TO
NJ. AUGUSTA WALKS, daughter OF the late Ham
Wallis. Esq ni3 q
On Tuesday llih inst, AZ Fayetteville, n. Y BY Rev.
Mr. Foot. Of Bainbndge, Mr. H W. MURRAY Of Hills
dale, TO Miss JULIA I. WADE, OF Sidney Plans
Al Paterson. n. J., al Tuesday, Nov. H. by Rev Mr.
Ward Mr.. ED YIN X HARMON, Of New York CITY, Ia
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

EY Hon. VIM. M. Gwin, late L. S. Sem
ator from California has purchased the magnlhce Mt
new mansion of Mr. Gilman, corner of 81 and C-sts
Washington, at cost OF $1,000. 1t IS sad thai VT.
Gwrl designs making Washington his permanent
residence.
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Eost.
DEBTs of LONG STANDING col

- LECTED b. the pOgeg Of Gsomaacy kw1T
good fortune % nave interlew With the A'roosss
". ROBACK, respecting many perso<s who 49,
who we're able % pay me yet had nos toe asss
non. But, BY consulting with this gentleman, h.,ss
covered many oils that had forgotten end m w. -
fscev.o more money than dd Va the same ums -,
have besbIn business would advise all 70 ciH -
wish speedy collection Of Doubtful accounts aud OV
nsgIc, for an sure ysu never viii regret y ~
Al letter. 10 c ". ROBACK, No Waite a. ~ -,
fsgouss attended 10, Il prepaid For more pal.S
a., ~ 3. go, .n'''sV"A A''AA'' "'A'' slyr
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"WEDNESDAY, Nov. PIP. VI

There is continued downward tendency
IN the Fancy Stock market, under which Erie has
suffered more severely than any other. The market
to-day went to slA decline Of p cent, on yester
days closing rate, and fall of5s p cent since FRI
day last. The Stock afteTward recovered little
hrmness, and closed al sli but without activity
The sales Of Erie during the day we're large, reach
ing 5000 shares The reason generally given for the
late fall is the supposed selling out Of leading ope
rator, whose movements considered indicative Of
some trouble in regard to the dividend, and out o.
this probably grew the Tumor that the dividend Of
January will be In stock, and not IN cash. The Eris
securities were also a little lower Harlem fell of
!, Canton3, n. J. Mining /, Long Island /. Sussex
was steady. Reading fell off b cent in the morn
ing but aerward recovered to 55 closing al yester
days price Chemung Railroad improved. There
is a moderate demand for State and Government
Stocks at steady rates.
In Exchanges there is not much doing,
and the supply OF drawn bills is very limited. Lead
ing bankers ask lO,DlOl for Sterling, 5I3i a5l9.
for Francs Hamburg, 80, got Bremen, 79079, ,
Amsterdam, 4lld4li.
There is no marked change in Freights
but the market is not buoyant. Flour is led. GRAM
Al. Cotton, I'd Cheese 20s. Naval Stores, I'D ,
with engagements OF 2 900 bbls. Flour, 10000 bush
els Gram 500 bales Cotton, &c. To London the
packet Of the LIST has 1000 bbs Flour at is Cd $500
boxes Cheese al 3ss, and $4,000 bbls Oil Cake at Is
Cd To Havre, Cotton, &c. There have also been
engaged within few days, not before reported. 90
London 900 boxes Cheese, sos. 200 tuns Oil Cake,
Dos. 10 tcs Manufd Tobacco, los IS hf. do, 6s
and5o kegs do, Ss.-tor Turpentine, IS 80. Is asked
To Liverpool, 500 bbls Resin, Is Is tuns Grease
Butter, l5s. To China IS tuns Measurement Goods,
$I0ld$l2 y tus. To Antigua, brgto load HID
Slaves i$ll3$le. From Bangor to Navy Bay brig
took Boards and Plank at $40 IS. To the North Of
Europe vessels suitable for the trade are scarce
notwithstanding an advance IN rates of'56lo0 % Ct
To New-0rleans, rates are lower, say 4d6c. y foo'
for Measurement Goods and IS cts p Dbl. To other
Southern ports, the quantity going forward is mod.
crate
In port Tuesday Bsrks. 81
H..
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Receipts of Produce

Bv the Norts Riuer Boats Noe i22O ITO bbls Flour ]2
do Whnkey 10 do. Ashes. 1913 pkgs Butter, 1865 do
Cheese O50 do Beef l54 do Bacon las do Meal. 100
bushels Oats 4,77 do Wheat 1907 do Corn 2.i0 sides
Lat
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spoken. {

Nov ,, lat A. Ion. T. ship Universe. from Liverpool for
New-Yofk
Mo-. la, q 30. Ion. S. ship Shenandoah I'm Liverpool
for PHI atephIa.
oct 2s la; - Ion So IS sgnalized ship Cornelius
GrnneA from New York for London
Nov lat 20 Is. Ion. 81 50, bark Arion from
Carasf fDy Nsz-YOrt
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. -YHIs DAT.
oUp-Risss- "a Sets-.-.-t ~ M0OS-RSes- IA
HIGH wArER..--Sov 10
nHady Hook 10 52a Gov Island II i2a Hell Gate 2}n
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Professional Notices.

limited STATES PASSPORTS, ~
u EUROPE, CUBA, NICARAGUA, CAL1TORu1As
kc-fpdis penssbe 10 Travellers Being taxs pg0teen
against foreign aggression and psssoa AR0wseo
land or travel IN Continental Europe, esuSA Amsrsse
with. Issued by Il. MONIES Notary Pebble, land o.
missioner for nearly al tbs States Of the Unen.) w.
DyosdwW mas
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Fereign Ports.

AZ Cstanss, ieth alt bark COstsTe, Dckey I'm Tf4ss,e
ief NeAns to finish lds for Boston
Al Leshora, ash uiT ships Juliet. MoEltop for New
OK Mediator, Bowers, TOR do BARK jobs wilson, for
Boston. SID 18th brig Avon. Wstb Messina 20th bark
hosna " sxhs urn. Tor Boston.
AZ AArseses z,h ulI taTs FAIRY, Cook fos Boston,
seAgs.
Al Maaes, is,A AZ, t-Tss Gsa. JOnss Harding. kr
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Post-Ofnce Operations.
The Post Master General has established
Oh. following new Post Offices for the week ending
Nov 4, 1851
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,,. o,,hs act Ct ls4s "a, that purpose, amonhe 70
me SUN Of 81 $50 eco TO- Inc ostensioie amoiH' "
moi staffd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13

OF The school bonds the sum of 81 25g 27O0I bears
per cent. interest, and the sum OF so 500, per
cent ' -
To pay TINS DEB, the State has the following re-
sources If they could be applied to thai purpose
SeSs0VO OF stock N the Bank Of Kentucky $3.50 900
OF stock In the Northern Bank of Kentucky $4,000
oil stock III the Bsnk OF Louisville and $4,000 Of
STOCK IL tie southern Bank OF kentucky 10 y nlch
MAJ DC acdcd s50000 of stock in the Lexington and
Frankfort Railroad, and $-o4s0 IS bonds on he Lou
is'i4e AID Frankfort Railroad Company-uakIns IN
al! the sum OF $l,6s6O20 IS The State mas IN aadi
nOn' s2oy4,sa9 70 stock m turnpike rOads-Supposed
70 DC worth about twenty or thirty cents 10 the
oohaf-seslces her investments IN rivers &c
4 contact Is reported t. have been con-
o4ucsc between The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
company and NJ. Seymour and MS associates In
Newly oTk, for the construction OF the entire length
OF 4 road from Cincinnati, to Ihnos.own. opDosite
~. Louis
According to report from the Controller
Of The SAFE Of Texas the ascer,ainst yslue ~ ~.
frs debt SAN s2l e Of the second and ~,
class sssl,Sto % TIE Aastia Gazette SAYS
As many claims are fled witch have A., 10Th
examined. u Il not improbable that the aJ7oi,nt n
O. reCUfei below these figures OF the srs, 80
DEBT. all except SOILS falls within that desrro-,o
OF our debt for which the President ha. tacds -.
he revenues were pledged upon the s4tisfscrIon ~
NLich ae nlaktS tae ISSUES OF iac reserved five MI
lCqs dependent
The entire debt, ssce r,aLed Al Ter the proyls
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EUGENE CASSERLY having resumes

the p.e,,ce of bis Prsisssisa a. an Assvss =
COur llor at Law In the City Of San rrAa<Dcc
MS attention. to such business msy be eoaA1sd 70 IA
especially the colisctioa Of debts judgments, nc ~
ls5i. ez3 TuThkS30s
4 CARD.-Dr. DAVID J.. ROGBR1
~ has returned to the city Of New-Yerk Al rssu.1
the Surgical practice Of his profession, at No. wsys
place. 49,
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NEW PROSPECTUS
. or THE
j. N Il FIG A n + RIG A N.
To Mechanics, HoenL0rs, and Manufacturers


T'HE Publishers Of the Scientific american re-
/ spectfully give notice that tie sixth VOLUME
Of this valuable journal, comm enced on the 2lst
of September, offering valuable opportunity for
all to subscribe who take an interest in the pro-
gress and develapement Of the Mechanics Arts
and Manufactures Of our country. The charac-
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Of the year, mn ILLUSTRATED E.VCYCLO-
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HAMP-
MI DEN SYDNEY COLLEGE,. HlCH-

/ MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HAMP-
W DEN, SYDNEY COLLEGE, RICH
M0ND, VA.-The thirteenth Annual Course OF
Lectures will commence on Monday, the l4th Of
October, 1850, and continue until the at OF Inc
ensuing March. The commencement for conferfins
degrees will be held about the middle OF March.
h. l.. BoHANxAN, M. d., Prof. OF Obstetrics
and Diseases Of w omsn and Children
l.. w. CHAMsxRLAYxE, M. d., Prof. oi Mate
rim Medica and Therapeutics.
s. MAuplS, NJ. d., Prof. of Chemistry ana
Pharmacy.
and Surgical Anatomy.
CARTIER z. Jonnsos, M. D., Prof OF Ana'o-
my and Physiology.
~ Dawn h. TuoKEs, NJ. ID. Prof. of Theory and
rac.ice of Medicine.
ARTHUR l.. PEricoLAs, nj. ~, Demohstfa'o'
of Anatomy. 'Ft
/. 4 The study Of practical Anatomy may be prose-
cuted with the most ample facillues, and at very
Clinical Lectures are regularly given at the Col
lsss ln6smAxy and Richmond Aim.shouse. Inc
tn&rmary, under the same roof with the Coi'ege
aud subject to the entire control OF the Faculty ~
~ aii times we'll filed with medical and surgical
cases and furnishes peculiar facilities for clinical
instruction Many surgical operations are per-
formed in presence of the class; and the students
being freely admitted to the wards, ENJOY, uhder
the guidance of the Professors, unusual opPorlu-
ul1es for becoming familiar with the symptoms
diagnosis, aud treatment OF disease.
Expenses-M Naturalization fee, -. Professors
fees, sl05, Demonstrators fee, $40. Graduation
foe, $A5. k ~ lasaHse Fe.
Tie price of board, including fuel, Lights, ana
servants attendance, is usually S3 TO va per
week.
The catalogue, &c., containing fuller iniorfna,
N<,n concerning the institution, win be forwarded
10 those applying for it, or specific inquiries wii'
be answeree by letter Address, rs
~ 1F'''NaF s. MAUPlN, M. D.,
n,si Or, sotema3 slvAs Dean Of the Faculty.
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Sugar Boilers and Rchncrs, with Prcpnctors OF
Sugar Plantations -
Manufacturers Of Railway. Bar, Round Ribbon,
and Rod Iron
Wheel, Axle, and Spring Makers.
Engine Drivers, and Persons connected with the
Locomotive generally.
Engineers. and Captains Of Steam Vessels
Managers of Stationary Engines.
Lumber Dealers and owners Of Saw Mills.
Veneer Cutters.
Owners Of Planning Machinery
Corn Millers, and Persons connected with Boiling
aud Bran-Separating Machinery.
Farmers and Persons using Grain-Shelling and
Threshing Machinery.
Buhl Workers, Caryers Engrayers, and Ornamen,
Makers in general.
Persons employed in the Manufacture of Cas-
Mixers OF Copper and Lead Tubing.
Linen and Straw Paper Makers.
Ship Ownc s, Harbor Masters, and others inter-
ested IN Dredging Machinery.
Well Sinkers.
Astronomers, Philosophers, and others using Phil
osopbicaI Apparatus and Instruments
Miners Engineers, and other interested in Pump
ing Engines.
Persons Interested in Canals and Aqueducts.
Wareh0usemsn, and others, using Hydraulic
Presses, Dynanon,etric Cranes, Jack Screws
Common and Feed Cranes
Workers in Metals and Alloys.
Tin Plate Workers.
Spring Manufacturers
Wheelwrights, Clock Makers Horologsts, Sc
The publishers have expended large sum o.
money 10 get original drawings Of machinery il
practical use in this country, and have procured
almost every work on the subject, whether pnb
lished in England, France, Germany, the mos
essential parts of which being comprised in Thu
Dictionary, render it as perfect aud comprehcn
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of words found In ordinary pages Of the same size
This has also secured TO each plate working draw
ngs of ample size and clearness so that Mechani,
may construct accurately any machine described
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less OF COST TO make the work as complete as pos
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the work will procure il az issued in numbers an,
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A short time past we published sorie statistics
relative to the number Of soldiers supplied from
the different States 10 the revolutionary war. De
Bows Commercial Review gives some tables re-
lative to this, and other subjects Of equal interest
which we copy. at
L. The number Of soldiers furnished by the
American States during the revolution, and the
population Of each State in 1890 and in lS47.
g Principal battles Of the revolution, their sew
eraI dates, commanders ard Losses on
each side.
3. Amount of continental money issued TO sup-
port Tie war, and the estimated cost in spsci
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yuyHE Subscriber returns his thanks to the
IL public and the old customers Of Sims q SOM
and informs them that THE GROCERY AND
WINE BUSINESS heretofore carried on ny them,
is continued by EpwARp S'Mms ne mas ndaed =
G,,l and fresb supply of the finest TEAS, BLACK
AND GREEN FRESH GROCERIES,, &c, and
I'm, ,lro on hand a full assortment Of the finest
WINE. and will be sold at the lowest rates,
omongs, which will be found 100 baskets Of the
choicest brands Of Champagne, Hook, and Claret
EDWARD SlMMS