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CPFCTACLES SCIENTIFICALLY

SPFCTACLES SCIENTIFICALLY
SAPPIED.-OFFICE 50 BOWERY, doors from
the Tbester New York Professor SKOrT, Spectacle
Maker Consutog and Practical Optcian, Public Lecturer
on he Anatomical Form and Physiology Of the Human
Fve ard on The good and bad efec. Of SDectscles.
TESTIMONIALS OF ABILITY AND RECOMMEN-
DATlON.
"Adusrg Spectaces vision, requires great Judgment
on The par OF the Opcisn Many sights are injured and
some totally lost for Of this We the undersigned
Fhysciaus cor sder II o. The utmost importance 10 The
public 10 have good Speciaces. and accurately applied.
Mr. SKOTT delivered interesting and Instructive Public
Lecture on The subject Ia the Society Library Broadway
on Nov 90 1850 He is wei acquainted with The science
Therefore we recommend him very competent prac-
cal Opr!can George Wilkes, N d. p LAight a. Surgeon
70 tie Ntw-York Eye and Ear lnhrmary. abraham Du-
bois 6C9 Housops cor suiing surgeon 70 me New.
York Institution Tor the Blind and Surgeon TO the Eye and
Ear IIfrmaiv Isaac Wood. n d. % Eat broadway,
Pre- sideut OF The New-YoTk Acafemg or Medicine aud
Cor sulinK Physcisn 70 the Institution 1.-THE Blind VIM
Daring ID rs WOosterst Anatomical DemonsLatort 70
the New-Yoik Univ eTsifv Bfedical College"
Nov 50. 1850 ML ShOTT Il al agreeable Lfct4fef'
has paid uuusua atrrDOa the subject and 10 clever
Opnciau w CLAY WALLACE D. rs Fourth 81
AZ Spcctacles purchased from Prof sK0TT viii be ex-
Oh az geo free Of cost II satisfactory He also repairs
and fis gasses into parties ow flames aud always ADJUSTS
be spec ibe Eyes the most approved principles
that have discovered IN ancient and modern science
Office 81 Bowery, doors from The TbeaieT, hew-York-
% 2awlnWGS'
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n The Yankee BLADE that sur

~ The ankee Blade that stirring Family Psper,is
ready for delivery all the Periodical De pots. II
contains other good things splendid original s,O
~ The New-NOrk Spirit Of the Times IN speaking Of
the Yankee Blade one OF the very best papers
on This Continent Il is printed on large and elegant
ihtet at $500 per annum." i25lt
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EARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION

n viii be sold on WEDNESDAY, Jan q. at O'clock
a FARM containing about IS (incuding wood and
meadow fexceen SOIL well adapted for market garden
ibg situated at The head OF the Fly, (New-town, L. ~
miles from Newtown the road 10 jamaica ct miles from
the Willamsburgh Ferries miles from Flushing, miles
from the Jamaica Railroad Depot and mile north OF the
Jamaica Plank Road II commands exier siye prospect
ofthe Flushing Bay and East River; the meadow 81 Joins
the farm affords abundance Of esry pasture Water
cresses be cDlvsled In any quantity well and spring
that never fail orchard &c. House and Barn and other
ouibHildngs on the premises.
Also 81 acres of arabic Land Of excellent soil for market
ing susceptible being divided the siuston Is elevated
pleasant opposite the above Farm all fronting The road
leading from kewown TO Jamaica, Of mile from the
WnlismsbuTgb Tuu pike, pond that IL never dry Title
ndsruisble One half Of the purchase money can remain
on bond and mortgage The above the properly OF the
late Abisher RbOsdes.
Apply to WILLIAM BELTS, 50 Wall-st N. Y. or o. r.
LEIGH, Jamaica, on The premises Of
FRANCES RHOADs, Executnx
NeWtOWn, Jan IA. 1851. 1z63tf
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"a OENIS WANIED.-FrOm SbUU 10
s. zoo year be made in selling the New Family
Manual At 2s NassausL ID floor Cal or address postpaid
The American Family Publication Establishment NY.
- Inn
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rpop OREGON AND THE sANpWtth ~
Il pubsbed IN departure OF each Mail S'eane' i''
ne Price Il CENTS pr copy - =, .--,, nh,sba,s
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ANTHONY J. bLtfNhtkt tut1.'y1,.,
THE VALUABLE PROPERTY on
II the corner Of Mott and Chatham cts at Au:uon@AN-
THONY ] BLEECKER will sell auction on MONpAt'
Jan a. 1851 Al the Real Estate Sales Rooms, oroaos@
the following valuable property, VIZ -, o,, 81, ,,t
Ca.rnAN ,SD Morr srs--rne valuable LOT OF ground
with The story brick BUILDING thereon Known ss NOS
ia and 7 ChaihamsL Of MosL said Lot peng ia
size Is feet inches fronting Chahan-st - feet D
inches In the rear by about IS feet 10 inches IN depn on
Hoist and about o. feet in depth the other side TUE
unonesionable For terms maps and further particulars
apply TO the Aucuoneer. Broad.sL U5) jl5 ls,e29ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n New York Printers Unlon.-A Special Meet
ing Of The Union" will be he'd THIS Saturday. EVE
NlN9, Ian 25.h 1851 1t 10 earnestly hoped That every
member will be present as business of The utmost imPor-
lance will be brought forward for the consideration of the
members +. J. OTTARSON, President,
c. WALTER CoLsURN, Rec Secretary. j25h
" Extension of Chnmbers-st. TO the East
River.-Noce is hereby given TO all persons Interested
favor OF or opposed the Extension OF Chambersst 10
The East River that the Special Committee ofthe Board Of
Assistant Aldermen whom the subject was referred will
meet al The Office OF the Clerk of the Board. City Hail.
Monday, 25th January inst, al 2 NJ
FLORENCE MCCARTHY
\. l.. II. WARD, Committee
t25 q JOHN BOYCE,
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER. Aucroneer.
KkNHE VALUABLE PROPERTY OF

TEHE VALUABLE PROPERTY 81
II Edridgest at AUCTlON.-ATHoNY j BLEEO M
Err will sch auction on MONDAY, Jan "a, looi ~ -
o'clock at the Real Estate Sales Rooms broadsI me or
lowing VALUABLE PROPERTY, VIZ; -. So.
OK ELDRIpcE.sr The 2story and atnc o,sn non'
HOUSE and LOT or ground, known as 81 EldridgesL
said Lot being nsze q feet inches front and rear oy o
feet In depth House y feet inches by about 30 ee "a
depth with an alley leading 10 the rear building wen
lie occupied a carpentershop
500 of the purchase money can remain on bono ana
orgnge for years al per cent per annum For TURNER
particulars apply to the Aucuoneer, Brosd-sL
ilS l5.l82lts (yZ5l
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JONATHAN d. HOLBROOK, Auc

A. uoDeer and Commission Merchant Office Broadway,
New. York.
References Hon. Moses H. Grnnen, Hon j. Preseot
Hail. simeon Draper, Eco. Hon VIM V. Brady, s. O. hof-
ring Fac Geo y Eeshiti, ESQ. Coleman ssetson;
Safes OF Real Estate Household furniture, Orosenss sne
Out Door Sales solicited. Money 20 Loan 90 sD11 -
Mortgage. y" 49,
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WANTED TO HIRE, from three to

i've years by privste family hree four story
HOUSE on ne wee, side Of city, hftween Houston
and Barclay SIS The vicinity S. JOINS square pre-
fened Address, with terms, C. E box cal Lower Post
Office j2l 5, ToThkSai
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ITO LAWYERS.-The subscribers, sue
II cessors 10 VIM Osborn, prepared TO print LAW
CASES and POINTS, with and dispatch az The
lowest prees They have greatly enlarged the facilities Of
their Printing Establishment In the TRIBUNE BUILD
IEGS and pledge themselves execute all work inrust
ed their in the best style al the time promised and
on the most favorable terms.
BAKER GOODWIN L co. printers,
Tribune Buildings, third stories,
DIS eodH Entrance No. Spruce-st
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70 Rev. DIR. DIN win preach on SUNDAY MORN
ING Ian g6 iu The Muberry-st NJ E. Church. Services
10 con nence nj IQA O'clock j25 IL
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UHE NORTH AMERICAN HOME

"HE NORTH A MEKlCAN HUME
n OPATHIC JOURNAL Published by the subscriber,
quarterly on the first Of February May August and No
vtmber II viii contain IA pages and will be conducted
by DR. Constantine Herring OF Philadelphia, Drs. E. E.
Marcy and j. w. Meicaf Of NewYOTk
TermE-$3 per annum, payable on delivery OF the hrst
number Subscriptions to be directed to ~
lbs II WM. RADDI, 322 Broadway y. Y.
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10 INC ue"hPaIeis Employ e ~ tilc NotpOtauun
D. I. VALENTINE. CLERK.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN Janus-y 2S 1851.
70 The following OFaiBRn nee, presented by Alder
40 Shaw ~ lhe lasl eelng dlreced 10 be pnhshed
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7VHE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF

\ FINE ARTs-Lessings great Historical Picture Of
the "MARTYRDOM OF HUSs" has been added 70 the
collection OF Paintings by artists Of the above school Ad
mission Is cents; ucEeu 81, and description eats
logues l83 cents ofom
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~ OR, j. A. Weisse, St Georges place, Thr-
tesnth 81 between First ana Second avs New YOrk-Ol
6ce hours from TOT O'Clock NJ IN Summer and from
10 4 In Winter when he can be consulted In Eng1sh,
French or German While in Paris, DR. Weisse paid par
ucuar attention diseases II the chest and to those OF
wonen ana children j25 lawfwSat*
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WV. II. FRAsKLts, Aucrionser.
NEW AND SECONDHAND FUR

NEW AND SECOND-HAND FUR
i MIXTURE SELLING OFF AT COST for few days.
One secretary; bureau; bookcases Office desks; chairs
stools cushions mahogany chairs rockers bedsteadsi
bureanx; clocks; carpet lounges; common bedsteads
mattresses ather beds blankets pine cherry and black
walnut tables pine wardrobes show counters with
drawers cain and wood chairs; cots enclosed wash
stsnds hall paror, Office. sir-Ig and cooking stoves
i25 1t SPRUCE-ST.
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NNGLEBERT LOTT, Auctioneer, will

ENGLEBERT LOTT, Auctioneer, will
1Dse at AUCTION on TUESDAY, January ~ a. ne
BROOKLYN Exchange, 29i FuOn-sL ct IL O'Clock, ~ no
sx very desirable three story basement and Oek
HOUSES with Lots the vest side OF boyLst Dst~e
Slate and Atlantic ss Esch House 10 q by ~ fee oeep,
Including Dclosed) piazza fnlsbed throughout "a mo
approved modern style marble fnante snang o9ons
CRATES inside iDds OrnameBted cofbiees Ia he psrop,
wafer bells &c Each Lot feet front and rear By % ieet
deep Each House rented fstcass tenants unu Msy,
1851. Terms al sale tAH
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Fssfrsi st PatyiaSs Day, l85l--A meeting OF the
"HOUng Friends of Ireland Will be held At GrandsL
Hall. (l25 Grand.st) on MONDAY EVENING. nth inst
Al "a O'clock Members are particularly requested 10 al
tend the final arrangements will be made for celebrating
MICHAEL O'CONNOR, President
PM OBRiEE, Secretary. j25lts
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-The Undersign'

~ Iii ,e al Public Auction on the 25th day OF January
Is5I 81 10 O'Clock NJ 81 the Congress steam NILS ~
KIM roDsspe Of Machinery for the manufacture Of Mus
tsrd. Coffee, PsriDs Chocolate; SPICE Nc Horses
60 ID sets a. Harness, Grocer Wagons ROcka-
xsv and Light Wagon, Once Furniture. &c, Stove,
Iron safe &c Merehsndize, &C JAMES H. TH0RNE,
Assignee OF JOHN COkELL
TIE above sale Il ourned until Saturday, 10 O'clock
Feb /, 1851. JAMES II. TH0RNE, Assignee Of JOHN
CORELL. l<oItf
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~ Industrial HOme.-Notice to Mechanics Labor
ing Men sud Others meeting viii he held NJ Military
Hall, l9S BOweTy, MONDAY EVENING, Jan a. Al
n o'clock for the purpose OF organizing an Industrial
Home Association All who desire comfortable home OF
easy and convenient access 10 The City for rug sum,
are Invited 10 attend 25HN
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10. Rev, MIR. Wellington will preach at the stuy-
hour Subject: Heaven" 10 ltN
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AN EXPERIENCED CLOTH CUT
BOARDING.

BOARD DOWN TOWN.-Three SIN
Dge gentlemen obtain board with pleasant rooms
O2 Lbey-st near Broadway References exchanged. Il
POARD.-A front parlor, with bedroom
Bspd pantry adjoining on the second floor, may be OBJ
n Marka -nlacR IL
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HHE ILLUSTRATED SELF-INSTRUC-
Il TOR IN PHRENOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY,
with one hundred enAvings edition. just pubshedby
i26t FOWLERS WELLS, 1SI Nassau st.
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IT, Christian Israeiites.- ARET L. BlSH-
OP is 10 preach TO NJ ORROW AFTERNOON at3oclock
a. Constitution Hall. go Broadway, Bondst Sub
iect Israeps Restoraion Chrisrs Second Coming; One
Thousand of Peace" &c. The pablo are invited.
seals free. No service in the evening. Us ~
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BROADWAY THEATER.-DOORS

Dopen at63; 70 commence at o'clock-Prces OF Ad-
mission To Dress Circle ami PaTquet 80 Family Cir
Gle and Third Tier 25 cts; Gallery, ~ cts Private boxes
THIs EVENING, ism 25, viii be performed the Grand
Romantic Spectacle IN three acts, entitled
FAUsTUs, OR THE DEMON VI DRUNKENNESS;
Dyou Adine. Madame Pocsi
Previous ~ which, the new Comedy Of
TIE HUSBAND OF MY HEART.
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NO RETAIL HOSIERY DEALERS.

II Any one having $500 or 1900 al command, who
would like to engage jobbing Hosiery for c4sh with
person Of experience possessed OF the above amount VIII
adore Hosiery, at this Office. lSo IT.
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DARTNER WANTED-A person long
n established, and having experience in the Wine Tea
and Grocery usness would hke associate with himself
10 bring into The business To any DESTROYS Of engag
ing IN sale and lucrative business good opportunity is
Office. i2sNs
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-At the office Of
ANoTT L SUTHERLAND, lg2 Broadway, win DO
sold M nnblc aucop or SEVENTH DAY Of Feoraa<y
ISs ocloek At noon certain Promssory Notes, vary
ing in smonnt from S5 TO 500 Also, certain outstanding
ard uncoecied Book Accounts being part Of assigned
e' i1I i,vsws. MORTIMER DE NOTE, Assignee
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ECHANIC'S HALL, 472 Broadway,
IVA above Grsnd-sL-OPEN EVERY NIGHT during ibs
week, unul further notice .--.
The original and ~ell-knowB CIiKiSfYBMINSfhEbs,
ander the management Of T. ?. CHRiSTf, whose COD
cert 10 is civ Tor succession NJ h'e years have beer
received with favor by highly respectable and fsshionsoe
audiepcea Tickets q cL Doors open Al ST. commences
ana The sairors Of Chdstys MlnsTes are respectfully
Informed thai the usus Saturday Afternoon Concerts VII
IA diseontinled for the future Uu
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or three Children to

WANTED - A Store suitable for
w Thread ard Needle siore the west side Of
way between Leonard and Beecker sis or IL Canal
or Becker SITS near Broadway. Would not object 10 a
small stock OF goods Apartments for family attached
would be desirable. Address b. c. Tribune Ofice.
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~ Singing Glasses on n New Plnn.-MUSlC
FOR THE PEOPLE!-The Singing Class on new plan
which wss formed Monday evening, the goth inst In The
Lecture Room DR. Hatfelds Church, corner OF BrOome
and Ridge SITS. will be continued on WEDNESDAY EVE
NINGS commencing at u O'Clock. No new members viii
be admitted alter the meeting "Wednesday evening"
Jan 2g) All who desire know how TO read Music will
find this a good opportunity for learning
i23 S'eOdk ID f.. JONES' Teacher OF Music.
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DANORAMA OF THE PILGRIMS

H-PROOR ESS.-PARTICULAR NOTICE.-AI the
request Of pastors and others and In order 10 al
low ALL 70 see the New Panorama the uniform price
of Admission Will hereafter be TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
On Wedpesda y and Saturday AFTERNOONS, al 3oclock
Children will be admitted al half price Descriptive Gaia
logues I2i cen1 Open every EVENING
Doors open at Ito commence al u O'Clock. j2l lwis6
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~ Remanism.-Rev ID. M. GRAHAM will give his
Thirteenth ana Last Lecture the subject Of ROmansm,
TOMORROW (Sabbah) EVENING, ia the Free-Wnl
Bsptist Chapel. Grsnd-s nesr Broadway at o'clock
guGecl--Romanisn aud Christianity conrssed Services
morning aud afternoon as usual. 10 u'
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THE SEllI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
TIE NEW-YORK TRI lB

!, puesslte very Two c,5esfrs5. Ten for SO
fr isvss,i.e roen,s. cents nae ca inser"on'
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New York Town Elections,

CHrMUNG Co. which has been az strongly anti
Wing as any other, has now tied Board Of gu
pervisors, Elmir0 having chosen one Of each
party, lin separate Districts) John /. Nix (Whig)
by 20 majority and Geo. w. Mason (Opp.) by o.
The Opp. Supervisor Of Cayuta having removed
from the town since Election, James b. Van Et-
ten (Whig) was chosen in his stead by 81 MAORI
ty. So the Board stands sic to sac. Ithas usually
been heavily Opposition.
ToMPKIEs Cove have already announced
the choice of Wing Supervisor in Ithaca, usual
Iy Loco. In Hector, bunker Is chosen, in con-
sequence OF two Wing candidates being run, one
on "Free Soil" ticket. The vote for supervi
sor stood John knight C' Seward Wing y 900 /;
Orrin Wilcox do. on Free Soil ticket) 27l;
Hunker 3l2; so the latter 10 elected, with 249
majority against him, greatly to the delight of the
half dozen Silver Grays living there. 1t can't
be repeated soon.
ONTARIO Co.--Seneca (Geneva) Victor and
Canandaigua have all chosen Wing Supervise
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stitution expressly guarantees to all, and he had
.,orn .o ,unport that Constitution; the bill had
NOT been urinted; be had no copy Of il; he did
not know what was 10 1t; and yet. on the ques'
tion of ordering tA0t bill 10 third reading, imme
siatelv on its reception and FIRST and second read.
ipes by it's ,tite onlyhe says he sat in his seat,
and. his name being called, did not vote 1t seems
20 a, very clear that, however willing TO vote for
a proper and well guarded Fugitive Slave Law,
Representative careful Of his constituents rights
and liberties should have felt bound, on the ques
ton, "Shall this bill nor have its third and last
readipg?' TO answer MOI These readings
from the Clerks desk Of the House, With no
printed bill before you, are almost unintelligible
"a form only. There is great virtue in a No.
Mr. Brookss explanation 10 offered at a very
late day. Had he, at any time previous to his
re. nomna alton and reelection seen fit 70 say, al
did not vote on the Fugitive Slave bill because
lit was crowded through with such rush that
did not know what was in it; but, If had known
exactly what it was should hare voted for it
Throughout" we think this would have softened
the aspect of the case very materially. Butte shirk
the vote on such bill, maintain silence with
respect to the propriety Of its passage, be reslec
ted, and then come out 80 headlong champion
OF this very measure TO unite in pledge Of
prescription against al Wings who do not uphold
this measure, seems to as very far from plain
frank, masly dealing. Butles the impartial Judge
- Mr. Brooks should have stated hoV the sen
tence with which he closes was printed last Fall
in The Tribune-but never mind.
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sENAEE....ALBANY, Friday, Ap1l &
memorial was presented esinsE some OF toe
features ofthe Senate BIZ Tor the assessment and COLLECTION
OF taxes . ,.,,s
memorial presented also. Of Tie ders And
landowners Of NewYork City. Against The Proposon 20
extend The exterior city line between Eighesnn and
TIE YobIers Ferry bill was reported eouPlets By Dr..
BRAEDRETH
The annual report Of the ssilorf soug Hsreor was TO
ceivec
Mir RUcKMAN introduced bill TO regulate sssessrlsnis
for lccsk improvements " the Cuy OF Ne~ ofA -a.u
ordered referred 10 Senators from the City Of New
YOfk Districa -, 49,
from Spring 10 fall
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From tho south-Rsported Revolt In Cuba.

bALTlMObE FTIudy. 10 It'll y
The New Orleans mail. as late IS due, is re-
ceiyed The Pcopune says that are shoa IN thai
civ OF 60 outbreak Cuba One report was that the peo
p had against the suhores and smother that toere
gss . general Negro revolt The Piedyne pisces some
credit 10 the rum0r Letters received at Savannah from
Cubs ssv that large plumber Of soldiers had deserted and
gone 10 The mountains and that some 20 Cuoans had gone
TO ioin them -.
An immense whale bad been captured and brought INTO