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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25
From WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Dec.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20, s P NJ.
SENATE.-Mr. Seward presented petition for an in
dusra congress in New York. and PRAYING the Govern.
nen to adopt such policy with regard foreign nations
as will secure to people, struggling for liberty, justice
from other nations
joint resolution from The House. relative to binding
certain documents was taken up, and after debate
post pOned until Monday week
Mr. Walker said that much misapprehension existed
in the public mind the objects Of his resolution
the foreign policy OF the United States. He therefore
moved that they he printed. which was agreed to-
The joint resolution concerning the Irish patriots and
also in reference to Abdel Kadcr were taken up and
postponed.
The joint resolution, making land warrants asscna.
BILE. was taken up. and several amendments proposed
when the whole subject referred tho committee
public lands.
Mr. Foote'S compromise resolutions then taken
up, when Mr. Foote resumed his remarks which he had
not concluded at the adjournment yesterday.
The compromise resolutions discussed hy Mcssrs.
Foote and Rhet their remarks being mostly expanao-
ry and with personal reference, until the hour of al.
lournment.
Mr.. Houston having the floor, gave way fora short
executive session, after which the Senate adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25

Oil the Sentinel is rampant for universal free
dom, why does ii not try ITSELF the three millions held
in bondage in countryl That would never do.
Those held in bondage have black skins and fit
for freedom! That will be the arsument.-IndiGna
Journal
This idea is original with Mr.. Defrees. He bor-
rowed it from Jack Hale, the abolition Senator from
New Hampshire, who suffer any thing pass
the Senate without dragging in his favorite theme
niggsrs." We for universal froedom,-for self.
government; opposed to absolute governments and he.
redtary monarchies. The three million slaves in the
Southern States over which Mr. Derecs sheds his Gro.
codile tears, have national existence. They are
saves; recognized as such by the Constitution, and we
utterly opposed any interference in their behalf
and should like know where is the similarity in
the of the noble Hungarians struggling to throw
or the yoke Of their oppressos and the negroes held
slaves in the Southern States The comparison is inst
as inviJious and outrageous, to compare Nat Tur-
the author Of the Southampton negro instruction.
TO Gen. Washington. Such article would have been
very appropriate for the e. LiberGt0r Garrisons abo.
ton journal, but confess astonished to find
such sentiments put forth by the Indiana Journal the
organ Of the great viig party in Indiana.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25
Execution of Reuuett.

John D. Bennett was executed Versailles, in Rir.
ley county Ind, the 9TH nst for the murder Of Will
liam Maddox by poisoning.
The prisoner. to his last moment, denied the charge,
and declared his Innocence. He charged the crime on
the wife Of Maddox, hut admitted his Illicit Intercourse
with the and that he remained some time with
her aeriic knew that she had perpcraed the horrid
crime II is probable that she may have administered
the poison bur there be but little doubt that he
pGyticips criminus
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25
LAWS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA.

An zef 20 authorize The Beard Of
oIyors the al bonds Of Shirts COyoHers County Recorders
and Clerks Of the Circuit Courts
WnRREAs, 10y the adoption the present Constitution this State
the ofhce OF A<socs Judge Circuit
Whereof there provision by approval
the ohela bonds Of the officers hereinafter
whereas consequence thereof emergency
act shall take effect and be IN force from
Therefore.
SECTION BE enacted by lie General Assembly the State
Indiana that the duties heretofore devovg upon Associate
Of The Circuit c. in the app val of the official bonds Ser
Coroners County Recorde Clerks of Use Circuit Courts a
hereafter deyove upon and be Permed BY iie Board cf Co
ssoners OF the proper cu and said Bad oi Commission
majority of the members thereof shall whenever sci
bond required lie approved
the county. either without precept
having been issued r thai Tupoe and approve the security
TO- sufficient which approval shall he endorsed SAID d end
signed 10y Sa" Comfy Commissioners or "a majority of them
SEC , And he further enacted That every officer Who
CURED give bOd shall his oah III office recorded
his bond
SEC D. And be further enacted That his shall
and be in from aud AZ passage publication
Secretary Of State shall Immediately forward cory Of the paper
containing copy of this the Clerk of Tie Circuit CouT
each county. INO. w DAVIS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JAMES ~ LANE,
President OF The Senate.
Approved December 18th. 1851.
A WRIGHT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25

The name Of Judge Wick has been mentioned in con.
nexon with tho office of Attorney general for the
State AS this office is yet in embryo-its crea.
ton uncertain, and if created, its duties as we'll
its emoluments entirely unsettled, we have been
qaestcd by friend Of the Judge to say that he is not
applicant for that Office, but that his will be
presented to The Democratic Convention candidate
FOR Supreme Judge.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25
xIALuApLE LAND Foa sALE.-rhr tlsiersigned vi, 3

VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE.-rhe 1isiersigned vii, ~
appointed by Tire Probate Couft of Mari
Indiana pursuant The oreT o. sad couT eSee 10 ale
ruhlc the door Of the Co House sad county,
indianapolis f0 day of January isS2 the -
lowing in the Of Maroon and State Of u
diana The southwest quarter Of section 80 N township -
morrill, Of range Said real i uale on the Shebyve
indianapolis. in Perry township Ahort
Of lHnd under and well
There good frame dwelling ind out huIdngs good orchea
Of choice fruit and ualmg sPy Of stock water On the pre-
misses
TERMS SALE: Onehird purchase money he IT,
third IN months md he remaining oneih-S m
months OF sale. The deferred pay DC ccue
by The nre. Of the purchaser with ro echoe ceur bearing
and rayatc vhos feef whatever, from
valur m arpr-isrrncft nSvs.
Said properly viii lie sold Sp-c the widows DOVER which,
understood she will dispose Of &c the purchaser on fair terms
BENJAMIN MORGAN
81 urnis< ionef.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25

1.-The State Journal and ST. Joseph Valley Register
have decidedly in favor of the nomination of
Col. james IT. Lane the Wing candidate for Cover
sor-Vincsnnes Gazette.
This will be the friends Of the gallant Colonel
and popular Lieutenant Governor. He would make
rather bad candidate far the advocate Of Wing
principles il concerned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25

C-The Christina rioters have been discharged
as we see il stated in many Of our exchanges Han.
way, one of them, acquitted on the charge Of uca.
The other indictments have been non-prosed, and
the prisoners have been Lancaster lac tried
der the State laws FOR the murder Of Mr.. Gorsnch In.
III tmen;s still pending against them in the Z. S.
Courts for resisting the execution Of process.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Dec %, sP. NJ
The river rose two feet from back 1t is frozen
over, and foot passengers are crossing.
Flour S3.05a3l0; whisky 14Sc; hogs frm-3 0C0
sold at Sl.75a4 s5 200 brs pork SD so; should
ers in dry salt 5a54c; nothing in other articles
Sight exchange on New York slightly declined; New
Orleans sight advanced l.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25
From New York.


New YORK, Dec. 20. s P. NJ.
The announcement of the arrival of the Europa Mt
Halifax put stop TO all Transactions in cotton; zoo
brs -four sold al S43a4 so for State and 81 42a4 60 for
Ohio; wheat frm-sales Of 10 900 bushels mixed corn
at 81: 10000 bags Java coffee a. lie.
The Arctic sailed at to-day for Liverpool with
forty passengers and thirty thousand hundred
dollars in specie.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25

against persons concerned in barcadng and large
bers were shot,
Up to Thursday night the Of the President
seemed certain. London advces OF Friday do not ma
ieriay vary the prospect, but elements arc Ton.
stan:ly arising.
1.-The Halifax lire broke al this point
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25
kOssnfh.

An enthusiastic meeting in behalf of Kossuth, was
held at Columbus Oo The evening of the 18th inst
Tie meeting addressed 10y Geo E. Punh, s. s. Cox,
s. Galloway VIM. Dennison, John Woods and Judge
Spauldnc. Can't have Kossush meeiings Let
friends and the friends oppressed Hungary move in
,I:s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25
(toNIMIssIoNER's sale OF RHAL EsTATE.-The un.

NOklMISsIONEh'a
appointed Commissioner 10y the Probate Court 81
county nana, will SATURDAY, The tenth day Of Ianua
ISL public sale nj Tie c"u House door IN lebanon
I,nnne coniy Indiana following Real Estate, towt: Tie
quarter the northeast section two IN ow
i0l north Of confirming forty
the Of section town
ehp north. II range containing
aud a 100 acres; belonging the OF William Myers de-
cease
TERMS SALE: One-ird OF the purchase money 70 ic
paid the third with interest nen,~
renanng fhir nh interest IN Twelve mouths frem -
payments ACQUIRED by with
payable without relief from valuation nppTas
men, laws Sale between the hoars
O'Clock y. VI. PERCY HOSBRoOh.
Nov %, 1S5l.-2f-w5w Conrnssoleri
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25
MARRIED,

On Wednesday evening, December 17ih, by the Rev C. W.
Ruler Mr. AUSTIN H. BRowS, of The Indiana State Sentinel
Mrs MAa=ARET E, daughter of COL A. W. RUSSELL, oil of this
city.
In Cincinnati Wednesday, the 18th inst BY the Rev Hart
Judah, MOSES WOLF ESQ., Miss BLuaE Franco both OF India
napois, Ind.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25

q DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-Noice is hereby given
that letters OF Administration have been granted the under
signed by the Probate Court of Marion county Indiana the
of James Fee late of said deceased AL
indebted said required immed
those having claims nolked
them properly authenticated for settlement.
j. III. McKERNON,
Dee o. 1s5l-3O-v3w Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25

give publish the weekly one day in advance, to give
all employed in the Office opportunity TO Participate
in the Christmas FESTIVITIES.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25

SENATOR DOUGLAS MARYLAND.-The editor Of
the Carroll county Democrat las raised the name of Ste
phen A. Douglas as a candidate for the Presidency and
urges his claims in a strong editorial.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25

C-Hon. Daniel Kgore, of Steubenvillc, Olio form.
ery member of Congress, and late President Of the
Steubenvile and Indiana Railroad died at New York
the 18th inst.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25

C-Thc Washington correspondent Of the Baltimor
Patriot in his letter of the 10th instant, says that
health of Mr.. Clay has decidedly improved.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25

r-Thc following new Post Offices in Indiana have
been recently established Cork, Dearborn county
Parker's Settlement, Posey county; Butleryle, Jen-
ninqs county; oakdam, vaDderburg county, Irving,
Noble EQUITY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25

DFrederic Douglass, negro who edits paper nj
Rochester, New York. has como with strong art
Gle in opposition to Kossuth
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25

r-Mr. Defrccs and a few Of his Wig friends we
hear intend to get M meeting Of sympathy for the
oppression endured 'hy the en>laved Africans in the
sa,chnding States" Senator Holloway, we presume,
will be Of the principle speakers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25

ERISSOLUTION OF PARTNBRSHlP-Th partnership
heretofore existing between Henry j. Horn and BSHamm c.
Hom under the firm OF II j. & B. C. Hon. this day dissolved by
mutual The business will hereafter be confined by H.
Hor who is authorized settle the business of the hrn
~. J. HORN
d. c. HORN
niinnan Dec
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25

THE STATE OF INDIANA !
Office OF Secretary OF
Charles IT, TEST, Secretary Of Stale fr the State aforesaid
@ that the foregoing full complete copy enrolled
Act nle my office
In witness whereof have m hand, and af
S. fixed the seal of Sae indianapolis This eih day Of De
cember A. d. 1851. CHARLES II. TEST.
of STATE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25
From Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, Dec. %. 8 P NJ.
River three feet. Weather cold and cloudy and in.
dicatons of snow.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25
27-wiw
SAd5 II OF IANps AND LET'S 6GE EOE-PAyMENT

SALE OF LANDS AND LOTS FOR EON-PAYMEET
- OF INTEREST-HANCCC k COUNTY.-1he following
described lands los much Of eac be necessary
being
the due thereon the loh day of February 1884, hs
House door The Greeife Hancock county
diana The having been morgscCd loans from the
School Funds Of County, end foreed by falling pay
due thereon.
No 90 10, No IS in the 81 Greenfield; morgoged wr
Smith Loan. interest, &c. S27 IS.
No 80 hf or, 81, 16 moriesged by s. NJ. Nil
Loan interest. cost, &c. S2lUT5.
No $50 w hts or aud or u or sec % TO- mo.tgaged
by John ?. Galley. Loan interest. &c. Sli245.
No $40 or, or, IL IS a. Inc1issgee by Eze
kici Thomas. Loan, He. ga 9S.
Ne 35, undivided Iar CT, {. re 7s
morigagef Wm Chrismnn. loan. interest &C SIS So
No $50 hfn 1r 6, IS ~. meugnged By Charles
AiherIon loan. interest, DC. sll6:5
The foregoing described viii offered for
as-wr6y ~ J. MYERS A II. c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25
nth, Indian. Journal asks the following question:

TTThe Indiana Journal asks the following question;
L tho Evoke Of oppression" endured Ivy the Hnnca-
rans heavier than thar endured y TIE ensavesl Africans
IN the slavehodng States! Will the Sentinel "nswerf
The Sentinel that it is all matter Of t,ste
and education. Oar synPa'hics for Hhite me"-Mr
Defrees's Tor the niqg,rs There is no accounting for
taste hut This country and Mr. Defrccs las an
un1nsstonac right to love niger better than white
man. and we have not an shall enquire ths reason.
IrThe iron the lafayette and Indianapolis Rail
road is laid down six miles from Lafayet and is pro-
eressing rapidly
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25
EE e~csE=zsEgEzssl cINoINEATI AND INDIANA.

CINCINNATI AND lNDIANA-
e6E - - POLLS RAILRoAD.-Ai at.
Directors this road they passed order reoev
first 81 January therefore ali those who
uf said Company will please
Immediately. Each subscription of real be
compan ed with The requisite proportion Of cash.
Dec. s isSr-deco w. ROBSON. Sock solicior.
6IsSOLUTION-The partnership heretofe existing beieer
the urcrs gned ie Mercantile business. dssovtd ~
mutual 27h day Of November last The buness
j. J. Schroye who authorized settle tire
business Of the firm. J. SCHkOl ER,
dec5-d6w3w :. SPERRY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25
Judge Wick.

Indianapolis, Dec 90, 1851
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25

Approved December 18th. 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25

From New YORK..
ARRIVAL O. THE GEOGRAPHICALLY IMPoR-
TANT FROM FRANCE !-PARIS IN A STATE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
From ~. Domingo.

We have received the first number of La
Ssaa, published at ST Domingo, on the 18th ult 1t
smisnded TO be the official sheet of the Govern
nent Two dispatches from President Baez give ac-
counts Of the collision with the Haytlan forces, ru
ho's Of which have already reached us. According
~ihese accounts a column of iIaytian infantry, ac
"npanied With cavalry. crossed the line of the ad
'aeed posts OF the Dominclans, at Caleta, or
*Souihen frontier, on the goth Of May. The fol-
wing day, the Dommlcans beisg reinforced, re-
ansd, and drove back the Haytians within their
sass with much slaughter, without losing single
s~ on their own side. President Baez denounces
US act as fragrant violation OF the truce, and re.
an'e Sonloueue's propiiiatory maniiestS in terms
auoay and scorn The GGcsta publishes also an
's''un, Of the opening OF the Legislature on the
"a Of April last, and the Message of President
De,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
Sentence Of Harvey Dayton. former Cashier oil
The State Bank, AZ MOrrls

TRENTON, N. j. THURSDAY, July
In the Supreme Court OF TINS STATE, yestelaay, .iie
the case of Harvey Dayton, former Cashier oil the
State Bank at Morris. convicted Of perjury III max
ing false affidavit TO the assets Of the oahk WHICH
exploded III August. 1919. 49,,
His counsel F. T Frelinghusen. Esq, addressed
the Court IN his behalf asking their merciiul con-
sderaiiOn. seeing that the CONVICTION alone was OF
itself a prevous punishment. that an innocent VIE
and respectable circle Of connections would Dc IN
Iurlousy affected BY the infection Of an lsnomnons
punishment and that the jury had recommended the
prisoner 10 mercy. - ~.
The Court then passed sentence which was that
he paw fine of 5000. and stand committed until the
hne and costs be paid. .,.....o
Chief Justice Green. IN pronounclng the sei'e nee
made seine very impressive remarks, reInndihg me
rrisoner that by tins conviction and sentence ne
stcoc IN an ignoinnious position II society thal ne
was row DISTINGUISHED and corld never again give
iee!saiye clemency to the rights which be ma Tor
fC.eG hY rs own act
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
Interesting from Washington.

WASHINGTON Thursday, july 3.
Tie Court Martial was continued this morning
Secretary Conrad John Potts Chief Clerk of the
War Office, Capt Maynadier and Col iluger were
examined, and the evidence for the prosecution was
closed Secretary Marcy, for the defence, testified
to the usage during his administration relative to con-
tracts and open purchases Orders TO. supplies by Col
onel of Ordnance, without his written sanction were
frequent, although he generally consulted
by Col. Talcott the subject. An extract from
letter from John e. Spencer was offered to the
same purpOrt upon the close of this testimony the
Court adjourned to Monday to allow the accused TO
prepare his defense.
District Attorney Tendall, after a consultation
with the President and the Attorney General, has
brought the attention OF the Grand Jury TO the aeg-
ed frauds on the Mexican Commission, and num-
Der Of witnesses, embracing some of the Mexican
Legation, have been summoned to testify thereto
Ii is reported that Mr. Bartlett, the Mexican Boun-
dary Commissioner has been recalled, and John :.
BRYAN, of Tennessee, is mentioned as his successor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
~ Passengers in the Peoples Line from

~ Passengers in the Peoples Line from
his City at PM, leave Albany at AN. next day.
ard arrive a, Saratoga ats An. to breakfast. The
following OF interest to travellers to Saratoga The
Albany and Schenectady trains from Albany, connect
with all the trains from Schenectady and Saratoga,
AID In hike manner the trains from Saratoga connect
with the Albany trains. by tins arrangement passen-
gers leaving Saratoga daily at 81 PM take the Peo'
pies Line boat at Albany the same evening, and AZ
nw al New-lork next morning at 6 O'Clock, The
morning boat leaves New-York at O'Clock AM, ar
rhesa Albany about A O'Clock, The cars for iSara-
,oga leave Albany at 81, and arrive at Saratoga at
0fpck PM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
AssArIr-On "Wednesday afternoon ;
The Fourth.

Preparations are making in every quarter
to commemorate the Anniversary of our National
Independence. We see by advertising columns
that an unusual number of attractive Steamboat and
Railroad Excursions are announced. For the con-
venience Of our readers we make brief notes Of the
different excursions The full particulars may be
found in the advertisements on our first page
STEAMBOAT EXCURSIONS
Tie steamboat HERO viii leave Broome-St., East
River at g. Brooklyn 81. Caambers-st. =, Ham
mond- st at :, for NEWBURGH. Fare each way
so cents.
The SOUTH AMERICA Will leave foot Of Broome-
St E. R. al G. A. N Pier No .. y r. -
Chambers-st.. = Hammond-st., Il and Thrift
eth-st. at O'clock. for NEWBURGH. Fare each
way 80 cents. or - cents for the trip
The BUFFALO VIII make an EXCURSION TO tae
FISHING BANKS, leaving Hammondst at =
rine.st' s.. pier No 3. y. r. An. returning by 5,
PM. Fare eachway 30 cents.
at O'Clock In the morning. Ro5inson-St. at : tul-
ton-,t., T.. r. at s.. Grand-st. al 9. and feminist
AT 10 O'Clock for STRATTONYILLE.a and a sail
I'D the Sound. Fare for the trip 81 cents
The ALICE Will leave the foot OF Lioeriy-st. AZ
O'Clock, AN, for BRIDGEPORT. rare eac"
way 25 cents.
The RED JACKET viii leave Pier l, n. R; at 9
4. VI. and /. and 10 O'Clock, T. NJ LOT hhHa-
BETHTOWN. Plainfeid, &c.
The JOHN POTTER VIII leave Pier ], \. r. at
AM for SOUTH AMBOl.
HE Aida VIII lldhC an ~
VEN. leaving the Peck-slip wharf at 81 AN Fare
80 cents each way.
The COMMODORE will make an excursion down
the BAY and HARBOR, leaving llammond-st. at
o'clock Canast. al /, Chambers-st at t. ana pier
No 9 North River. at p o'clock, PM. Fare Tor
the excursion 80 cents.
The JENNY LIND will leave Chambers-St. for
WASHINGTON Nights at g. and % A. NJ and
H. A and - PM. Fare 10 cents
The NINROD, FRANK and UTICA, Will leave
Spring-st. every hour for FORT LEE, &c. Fare
70! cents.
The IsAACP. SMITH and ARROW Will make trips
to NYACK and intermediate places. leaving al
ard 10 AM.
The ISLANDER will make tire trips to HARLEM
and RANDALLS ISLAND, leaving Grand-st.,
E. r. at 9. 10 and ?, feminist. at @. l2i ana -,
New Pier, Twenty siXth-st, at g., l2A and s..
RAILROAD EXCURSIONS.
The HARLEM trains leave the City Hall every
hali-hour for the different places along the line oil
The NEW-JERSEY Company run excursion trans
at and s. 4. VI. and Q, 10 and IL 7. VI. for
NEWARK. RAILWAY, &c.
ThS rH 81. iGf MHAJP9 aSf ENE aa an5 81
+ NJ
FIREWORKS.
FIREWORKS of all kinds can be procured at the
following places:
b. GASSNER, date GaSsner & NoungD 1872 Chat
ham-st., opposite the National Theater.
VI. BENNETT I96 Front-st two doors south of
futOn-st.
j. b. PURDY, "a Maden-lane, up stairs.
J. w. HOLBERTON, IS Maden-lanc.
J. G. & |. EDGE. at their Laboratory, Jersey CITY,
or the General Depot. IS Maldenane.
WILLIAM l.. JONES. I52 Sixth-av.. between Eley
enth and Twelfth St..