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The Jews Of New York city realised
s1,o34 le by their ball on the 4th ult. ,
in aid Of the construction Of Jewish
Hospital in that city.
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CHARLESTON, March 9.---Cotton--T The
cotton market was in depressed condition
yesterday. The sales were limited to 500
bales, at extremes ranging from II to Sic.
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GoLD.-The Edgcfeld Advertiser in
forms us that Mr.. w. Dorm, in a mine
which he works in that district, has realized
within one week $500 in gold with the
labor of eight hands.
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@ II e A p GOODS
At EBeiIair. ., q.

THE SUBSCRIBER is NOW RECEIv-
Il ing from Charleston large additions to
his stock of CHEAP GOODS, among
which are many articles to suit the coming
season, which will be sold at such prices as
cannot fail to give satisfaction. Those
wanting Goods will find it to their advan-
tage to call early, before the many REALLY
CHEAP articles are sold out.
eSY" Terms CASH, or four months for ap-
proved paper.
CHARLES p. EVANS.
Bellair, Feb &c. 3-tf
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COM NJ ERCIAL.
LATEST DATES.
The Markets.

CAMDEN, March 9.---The Cotton Market
is without change since our last. We con-
tinuc the quotations of Friday, 81 to III.
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Ex Parte. Petition
James II. Kirkley, by
power of Attorney for
from John Kirkley sr.
d Susannah his wife. Relief
Chas. Kirkley-et al. &c.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that
John Kirkley, Sr Charles Kirkley, James
krkley and John Kirkley, Jr, defendants
in above case, reside without the limits of
this State. On motion of Williams Sorr.
for the Petitioner, it is ordered, that the
said John Kirkley, ST., Charles Kirkley,
James kirkley, and John Kirkly, Jr, do
plead, answer, or demur to the Petition in
the above case, on, or before first day OF
June next. Otherwise, Judgment, Pro.
Contesso, will be ordered against each of
them. JAS. ii. WITHERSPOON.
-Comr Eq. L. D.
FEB. IL 3m
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7 HAVING TAKEN THE STOCK OF
L Goods, and am receiving and opening
new and fresh supply of SPRING GOODS,
will continue Mt the old stand occupied by
the above firm; and will pledge myself to
sell goods on as accommodating terms rs
any establishment In the country My stock
will be pretty much at all times such as is
usually kept in country store; therefore
solicit part Of the public patronage.
Il. X. CURETON, Jr.
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BOUNTY LAND.

THE SUBSCRIBER WILL PROSE-
l. cute claims for Land or Pensions on
reasonable terms. Soldiers and Officers in
the Mexican War, in the war of 1912, the
Florida war, and other Indian wars, are en-
titled to Bounty Land; in case of the death
of the Soldier, it falls to their Widows and
Minor Children.
X. G. BILLINGS.
Lancaster, c. H., Feb. 26. If 3
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I'M EARNEST.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
N Subscriber, either by Note, Book Ac-
count, or otherwise, are most earnestly re-
quested to call and settle. My Books and
Notes can be found in the Court House at
any time, and there will remain until settled ;
and the sooner payments are made the less
amount there will be to pay, J. A. Stew
man deputy Clerk) is authorized to receive
monies on notes, accounts, &c, and receipt
in my name. / want money.
II. r. PRICE.
Lancaster, G. H., Feb. 90. ?.
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HARNESS! HARNESS.!
ne I'D. A. BUTTON, "a
A-h MANUFACTURER OF NN
CARRIAGE AND WAGON HARNESS,
BRIDLES, MARTENGALES, MEDI-
CAL BAGS, TRUNKS, WHIPS,
And everything belonging to ,oeH regulated
HARNESS SHOP.
TINE Subscriber, being thankful for past
Il favors, would respectfully solicit the
custom of all persons being in waut of any
thing in his line; and hopes by strict at
le;Ston to business, and working nothing but
the best material, to share at least portion
of the public patronage. You may rs we'll
stop going to Charleston for Harness, or
anything in the Harness line, as will sell
as low as Charleston retail prices. All
work warranted. Saddles repaired at short
notice. Shop situated on Main-street, above
the Court House, nearly opposite Mr.. Clin-
toms office. Just call in and see Harness
and Brides Of every description decidedly
lower than ever offered in this market.
D. "A. BUTTON.
feb 26 6m 3
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I'm EqUity-Lancastcr Dist.

JOSIAH NJ. CroXton, Su- Bill to divide real
san Croxton, Mary Estate &c.
Croxton, Henry Ander- Estate of James
son q Mlttey his wife. Croxton, deceas-
as ed and Jane
ward d Jane his Croxton deecas-
wife, Chas. b. Allen & cd.
Nancy his wife, Joseph
Woods & Rachel his
wife.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that +.
B. Ward and Jane, his wife Joseph Woods
and Rachel, his wife, defendants in above
case, reside without the limits of this State.
1t Is ordered, on motion of Clinton & Hal
ma soPr. for complainants, that the said de-
tendants do answer, plead, or demur, to
the Bill in above case, on, or before the l st
day of June, 1852, otherwise, Judgment,
pro confesso will be ordered against each
and all Of them.
JAMES III. WITHERSPOON.
Comr Eq'y L.an'r Dist.
Com'r's office, Feb IL 3m |
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In Equity-Lancaster Dist

I'm Equity-Lancaster Dist,
John w. Gregory, !
Willis Gregory, Jr. Bill for Partition
Martha Gregory, Wi of Lands and Ne
dow, Thos.J. Gregory
II. Jackson Gregory, I groes, Estate Of
Owen Gregory, Alfred
Moore & Mary A. his Willis Grccorv sr
wife, Joseph Terrell &
Martha j., his wife. doc'd
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Jo-
seph Terrell and wife, Martha j., defend
ants in above case, reside without the lm-
its of this State, it IS ordered on motion Of
Williams, solr for complainants, that the
said Joseph Terrell and wife, Martha j.,
do plead, answer, or demur, to the bill in
above case on or before the lst day of June,
1852, otherwise, Judgment pro confesso
will be ordered against them.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON
Com'r Eq. /. d.
Feb l2 3m
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N @ TIC T..

n 0 TIC h.
A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE.
n late firm of Henry g. Crockett are re-
qucsted to come forward and make payment
to the subscriber on or before Return Day,
rs longer Indulgence cannot be given. The
claims are getting old and we are needing
the money.
JONES CROCKETT.
march st
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a First rate two horse WAGON as
N good as new, has been but little
used, with superior harness. Apply at
this office.
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Lancaster, Feb l2 If ]
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: @HS "'SV E"'V " UIV'F'I IIIIIJ 10 VIC COIIl-
rnitee that they had taken ont $4,000
worth Of Hungarian bonds which had not
been accounted for. The committee han
ded over the sum which had been collcc-
ted Mt tho meeting, and shortly after re-
tired, with their honors thick upon
them.'"
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In E4nity-Lancaster Dist.

Lancaster, c. H., S. c., Feb. 26, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
AN IRIsHMAN'S IDEAS.

A sterling Irish patriot during the more re-
cent struggles of his native land for liberation
from British bondage, in private letter from
his home in Wisconsin to an old friend in this
City, writes as follows:
intend giving Scorr and GRAHAM plumper next
month Nearly al the Ishmen in this section southern
Wconsin) viii do likewise, and from what can learn
tbroneh reliable sources you know hate gas) nearly
f cur coutrymen in the broad West will do the same
An honest men must feel reoiced at such result Tor
hitherto we were set down the rank and nile oil the
great Democratic over the leiD party VINO were
y, do M the voting give and receive all the skulcrack
ing and perform all the scavenger work OF that party
until We began to be looked upon by rs it, hereditary
supporters nsomuch that attery s leaders hardly took
tho troublc of drilling US They have aduants enouyh
gcs among us, since they learned how matters stand
h., III s7e q dsv after the fair j."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
NEW vopv DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1852.

We give few sentences more from Ciing-
man, simply as looking-glass for the Gid-
dingses, vaughans. &c. who are now most ell
fectiyely promoting the election oil Pierce we
prefer that they be taken without note Ut
comment viz:
aRu, II NAV he sEid that If we refuse support EN-
scot Gen Pierce viii be elected II he were u'n
eerous man. there might be force m the oojecton-
have closely scrufinized his course, since the pc
of the canvass Upon all questions connecte1 WI
slavery and the rights o! the South man that know
OF from any section Of the Union mas better record
While he has BEEN far as know true % all the Sre,
essential interests Of his own section, MS woes anu
suecches prove him to have been einineAIy Jut anu
liberal 10 "a Since his retiremen, from Congress as
course has been consistent and national he was acs's
in putting down, IN the Democratic parry OF Ns"h"nP
shire, John p Hale the Abolition eandidse lor VI.
Presidency More recently he did the same with respe
10 Atwood Mr. Atwood, political and personal .shu
TO Gen Pierce YVES the Democratic nominee tor u w
ernor Shortly before the election when therc was
every prospect Of the success OF Mr. Atwood rs ms OPP
norenf the Whg candidate like all the other Ways
OF HAMPSHIRE hostile 70 the fuliive Save Law
he Likewise wrote letter, expressing nis opposiuon %
ttat Cen Pierce oehg oly ~on s ~
ci.iJcn was under no particular Obligation 70 ereFe
He ,ryb, 100 have said that both the candidates were
merely standing the same ground be'iues nc e nor
The pcople of New-HEmrshire had any practcai inter
81 in the Fucifive Slave Law. II Was N re inetc
.,,e.,on of iu.tce 10 the South and YET zen Fercc
- !, mon himself 10 travel some distance to see MI
syTocS and on his refusal 10 take back s letter ne
commenced a movement which resulted IN degrsu. ing
Atwood from his position as Democrahe eahuual, oi
corror snd in substituting sound man in his plsce
r. was ,ius that Gen Pierce private citizen un1er no
srcal Obligation to take much trouble AMI odnu on
himsef acted rom mere determination 10 90 JUSTICE
- r. CD,,u-onHl RIGHTS Of the South. How does Gen
Scofts conducr compare with it, Is It not pnoe,
IN The better thst Franklin Pierce SHOULD
bo elected rather than Gen. Scott By repudShs 'ie
-, Tartar hN M
- bes,en not merely because the Democratic party
was the strongest but because the conservative men oil
tle country generally refused to support him. we may
prevent the recurrence OF similar nomination. ~ .s
ure Convention and greatly contribute to insure the
future quiet OF the country .
II am very respectfully, &c, l. l.. OLINSAAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
THE AMERICAN FAIR.

We looked in at the Institute Fair a, C,s,l.
Garden last evening, but found the crowj "a,
great for profitable observation. Those VIA
visit the Fair for instruction mainly sbo,1
make a point Of going as early in the ds, a,
possible. We made notes on few ar,iel.,
that attracted our notice, which, We nav in,
time 10 recur 10 again.
The Hydrostat, attached to the great S,e,,
Engine employed in turning the machinery il "a sA
stance self.adiz sing Boiler sr,he pump reSrl,4,
increasing It's feed in proportion TO the ssbden, -
the water in the boiler which is said to b. erao, .s
Gated by the foat foam or foam. In case Of aav.
cident 70 the pump or feed connections the Hylno.
rings A general alarm on it, own hook Ii hi. ca,
trivance be indeed what Is claimed for H. there sAo,
be no more Boiler Explosions. Sloan Leygea. En-
pire Works foot of East Twenty tfthst are the Ora
prietors
The Quartz Crnshers-Collins's and COch.
ranes-are both located near the Engiue-and sre
often at work Each has been highly praised BY cspa
bic men Of science. We advise all interested ia Qa1.
Mining or anything that involves the crushing OF roe.
or other hsri substances give each careful scrutiny
american PorceiaiR--we believe the first ever
bOnasdk made in this oountrys exhibited by Clrta.
& Co, Green Point, l.. l. Ii Is certainly good sal
strong article and the forms and decorations m,
tasteful. We must speak Of IL again.
Gnymne's Pump (CentritugalD was at work
last night throwing very large stream by virtue Of
moderate application Of power.
4 KnUe-SharPener-adOpted alsoto the sharp.
ening of Scissors, Sythes, &c.-sccms a remarkable
invention Round Steel must vanish from ia presence
IL il very small and simple affair aad appears snvur,
effective. JL & d. J. Ryker No Is Suffolk ~
Hotchkiss's Tram Block, &c, for setting AMI
holding Mll.Spndles uprigh, and irm. is also exhbdel
As it is of interest only 20 Mllers, can only srse
them to examine it,
The Fair is too full, or else the articles are
badly disposed. There are too many places
where the visiters Obstruct and detain each
other. The want of leeway in the Machinery.
room is especially deplorablc.
The Cattle-Show takes place at Madison.
square next week.
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'LoNG-SHoRE- MKs.-A Union formed Last

'LONG-SHoRE- NEs.-1 Union tormed.-Last
evening the longshore men met, pursuant to notiee
at Chatham Hail. head Of Chsthamzqusre, 10 consider
the proposition OF the efchants and form society tor
their future benCfC, that hereafter they may ad
cautiously and effectuay. The Hall was crowd
ed by laboreTs. Mr.. JonN H. WILLIAMS, Of the III
Ward, called to the chair, and Mr.. JAMES KELLY
Of the 18th Ward was designated Vice Chairman. Par
RICK DoNOHUE was appointed Secretary Of the met
ing and RICHARD CLINTON, assistant Secretary; Mr.
CHARLES McMAsus was desired by tke meeting 10
act az Treasurer
The Chairman made some remarks, in which D.
stated that the meeting TO form the L0hg Sh'r'
HeEs Utted EeRecO'-at SOcSfy. The prices had been
fixed BY the meeting Thursday night, and that was
not probably to be discussed II could be seen By me
newspapers that the merchants had determined INC
price which they would pay after the 2lst and ngH'
be hat they would reconsider their action and aceeo'
10 your rates Il il advisable 10 form Union an'S
the Long shoremcn in order 10 carry OFT Tour deg~
not only for this time but for the ilre. The pnnsf
ral busness tonight 1. to form the Ing hare s'
BeReroient sOeiey.
Mr. McGrnth made some remarks showing them
rortnnco OF organizing Union, and giving 'oIe ~
stiuctcn for - ioirNicn
Mr. Kelly made some comments. A proposition hn
been made THAT fifty cents be Fixed ar the niiiation ies
Ike Society. Ono dollar named as an aEnenhnle"
Nr Kelly WIS in favor Of it, being fly cent Mr. po@
ohue advocated the dollar Many voices m's
meeting cried out " one dollar Various nemoe''
The meeting advocated smsl!er iniiiaion ie
order 10 take in the sTcatest number. Ire que"~
was put on the one dollar proposition an earriee
decided majority. The Secretary then proceeded
ceive memberz-eacfi paying hi dollar. The me
that signed the list last night and paid in their ie Ha
bered l42. During the Gay, yesterday, all wa qu'~
The greater share Of them were at work, and no eA'-
police force was required.
r. aeiico FVreT:s iais morning soa ''h' ~
is PtI,s to xpisi- TAT t..eae Two esi''e'' u -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

By TELEGRAPH.-Gcn. Scott was most
heartily received and welcomed Yesterday, al Auburl
where lie addressed the meeting and rcpelel the
Irish hanging SANDER lie ahcrwarl proceeded to
Syracuse, where be was greeted with military honors.
We have few official election returns from Pennsyl
vuria and Ohio. The teanbot Francis Skiddy into
and sank a schooner supposed to be the Jonathan
Boeronm Of Brooklyn, opposite Verpanxs Point
Thursday evening. The crew are supposed to be lost
The proceedings OF the Women's state Temperance
Convention nj Syracuse and Of the Masachu.cs State
Temperance Convention al Boston given. Ann
WLcccr sLot her seducer, Lace in Milwaukee on
Thursdry Whether her destroyer was killed ia not
f,utcd. The Court Of Bishops. at Trenton, have de-
cded no 10 try Bishop Doane and he adjourned Prof
Macuuis died at Rochester yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
ARE NOT READYs

Once upon time, says venerable legend,
all the people in the world agreed on moment
when theywOuld altogether give one unanimous,
obstreperous yell, and see what would come of
it. Thereupon vast specustions were had as
to the effect that must be produced by that
yell-what houses would be shaken down. what
slips ioundered, what monuments topplcd &c
&c. At length the awfully expected moment
arrived, when 10 there was the blankest and
desdest silence ever known Everybody was
intently listening for tina, stupendOus volume of
sound, or stufiing their ears with cotton TO
guard against its apprehenled dcvastatiens
All were SO absorbed in hearkening that every
body forgot TO yen, and the only sound heard
anywhere was the cry of a deaf and dumb per-
son whom the general excitement hal caused
10 break cut into an unwOnted urtersnce.
We commend the moral to our Political
friends, who are anxiously irquiring how this
or that State viii 60 on the I'd Of November.
We say TO them, Sirs do you each make
sure that yOEr OrH TotcRshiP or Ward is all
right, and You may trust that your brethren
abroad viii do likewise. What We need Is
ORGASIzArIoS-energetic, efficient, thorough
so as 10 be sure that, rain or shine. every
Scott voter puts a ballot into the box when
the day comes-and Gen Scott must be
chosen. Ii is not possible that a majority of
the American Electors prefer Pierce TO him.
Our danger is that too many voters. especi-
ally Of the business classes, who are mainly
Wings, viii be away from home or absorbed in
tkeir personal concerns, and, each concluding
that One vote will make 10 difference may
neglect to east it, and so throw away the Flee
tion Should it Prove so, this will prove as
disastrous TO the Country as discreditable 10
the party, whose defective Organization has
produced or permitted it.
FIifrds cf Scott ereTywhcrel Oss,-zr,
ia s.c IL led. ioI Tic Election unless
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
To Western Whigs--A Democratic Dodge.
IofTespohdchcr OF Ihc y, IT. ITuuHr
CoNcoRD, N. H., Monday, Oct II, 1874

CoNcoRp, N H., Monday, Oct II, 1852
Ii may be well to inform the Wings of the
West through The Tribune that week ago last sa,ar
day there was held In this town a meeting OF leading
friends of Gen PIERCE from every portion OF the Ste
They were convened in consequence of change in the
aspect of the political horizon aud TO adopt immela,s
measures TO promote far as IN their power the elc-
ton Of Gen. PIERCE This meeting fully attended.
and consisted entirely OF active men, such give the
cue in their several counties TO the rank and he and
are always busy AZ elections After considering the
alarming progress OF the Wing within few weeks
and the danger lest Gen SCoTr should, ter MI iar
bCasting be the successful candidate, they In substance
resolved that many OF their number Of Others
In Convention possibly be prevailed upon 10
de- ns tanily leave for NewYOrk Pennsylvania and Ohio
~ lab rers in that extensive field.
Thu purpose has already been diligently pursued, ahi
many active Opposition men are already upon tiB mis-
zion. No less than five have gone iom Concord ssi
daily hearing OF those who have gone from other
towns. We calculate here that many A. hy Ofthee
electiOncerers from ew-iimmpshre already upon
the field above dese mated. Many, probably most Of
them will pass themselves off az Whigs from C0acwf
They will pretend to b. very cendid men, and declare
that although they Whis' aud shall cast tncir volts
for Gen Scorr, yet they feel bound TO declare that al
hitherto published in favor OF the highly moral anil essn
religious character Of Cen PIERCE 10 perfectly In accord
with acts and that everything sal 10 the contrary
IL m0liC ous and untrue
la view OF these facts, let the Whigs of NcwiOk
Pennsylvania and Ohio be upon their guard. WHAT'S
here stated IL not political bugbcar but ssceraned
fact which certainly took place here tat Convex
tion held in Baltimore In June last by the Wne Oihe
United States and Gen ScoTr nominated for President
Tie Wings here very DESTROYS their brethren abroad bs
Jppi ised OF hats contained in this letter and hope Wls
editors will note the factf and put the people upon their
guard. NEwHDrPSum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
New POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS WITH PRus

NEW POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS WITH PRus-
sIAThe K6lRische Zeturg OF 2sth ut contains an o.
fcal notice Of the new Postal Arrangements between
Prussia and the United States. The substance Of the
notice ia follows All letters and paperstho latter
must be- mailed with only simple band around
them-which are not specially marked to gog
other routes, will be cent by way Of Cologne
md Veryiers, ard during the transit between
these two places will be enclosed in sealed bags
on hoard the postotiice car, and forwarded TO New
York or Boston. The postage may be prepaid or MT
in oil the various German States which belong the
Postal Union. The rites TO the place whittier directed
will be for single letter, 10th ounce 10 silver
groschen, about 81 cts; from 10 two loths double
end on. Newspaper postage to be q silver croschea
or about cts.
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10 JosErH A. FLAKE is the authorized car
rier of The Tribune in the route bounded; Norh by
Forty fourth e.. East BY Broadway to For;oth' and
thenceby jthav SoHh by Twenty fith-st Wes' by
North River Subscribers who desire to be promptly
served are requested send their names to this Office
70 bo placed upon his list.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

YOU have a list Of every voter in your town.
and know just how every Scott man is coming
TO the polls in case of bad weather. We en-
treat you not 10 lose an hour until your prepa-
rations are complete. Then speak earnestly
IN your neichbors All hands now.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
- Hon. Jons NJ. Boris addressed at Coz

- Hon JoHS NJ. Boris addressed at Con
stitution Hall last evening one of the most
crowded and enthusiastic assemblages OF Wings
that has convened in our City for a long time
We regret that the pressure of Foreign and
Domestic News prevents our giving more than
a meager report of his vigorous and effective
speech
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

PrSSsyLvAsn.-Bradtord Co. Gin part)
gives a small Wing gain from last year. The
vote is very light One wing member probably
chosen. Our friend who writes US these facts
from Towanda says:
SCOTS propects still look well He Is eoinng ercv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

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West will leave this port TO-DAY at noon. for Liver
pool. The Scmi WclLly Tribune containing all the la.
test nows. can be had AZ the De.k This Morning in
wrappers ready Tor mailing.
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Brooklyn, William burgh and Jersey City for III cents
per week payable to the CAREER Names sent through
tie Post Oce or Penny Post viii be promptly placed
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