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United states District Court.

FcIOrc Hon Judge Juuson.
MAY 18.-Ihe United States rs one case marked " C..
g. containing needles, I'm C,a~,ey Son, Claimants
suit is brought to condemn the goods which i'm
ported by the steamer Arctic in February 1851 for
feod to the United States by reason is alleged the
part Of the government Of being unervalued in the in
voice The invoice states their value to be f26i the
prasers advanced them about 40 per cent TO ESQ
The claim that the states the act un price
paid and the true value in England After the evidence
adducod by Mr. McCuloch the part of Mr. Crawley,
the District Attorney consented verdict for the claim
mt
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United States circuit Court.

MAY n-Coh's Patent Pisfois-Samuei Cor rs Yong
& LedpiH-A bill filed by the ians in thi,
asking for discovery and relief The discovery was
directed to inquire when tho patentee made
ton whether he had sustained II by suit other
we and whether he performed the acts required by
in order to enttc him to extension Of patent The relief
prayed that the patent be declared void that 1t be
cancelled that the pstenec be cnoined from prosecuting
his rights against the defendants. To this cross bill Mr.
Colt demurred, the groun that the defendants had
right discovery in law and that the court could not
give the relief prayed for The court sustained tho de-
rafh Mr. Eolt
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Supreme Court.

THE MILLION TRUST SUIT
The Hon Judges Edwards (presiding Jusce) Mitchell
and Roosevelt on the bench.
MAY 18-Darid Learin, Receiver Of he North american
Banking Company Richard NJ Baclfod.In this long
ltgated and important case, motion made the
part the defendants to strike out the testimony Of
of the witnesses for the plaintiffs who died before his
evidence was completed The testimony in controversy
proposed to be used in the argument next term There
motion Of the plaintiffs to follow this OF the defend
ants to strike out the dispositions Of of the defendant
witnesses The papers in the immensely volu.
mnous extending fourteen thousand folios and the
liwyers engaged on each side among tho most en-
nent al the bar Of city For the plaintiff Messrs.
Edward Sanford John Van Buren,, aud Mr. Bradley,
For the defendants exIudge Kent, Hon Benz. Il. Blu
Ter VIM. G. Moves. and another.
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with Goodyear, he was at liberty to use. This il
stated to be the object of this BILL
Then comes an important question, may it please
your honors, as to parties. We have considered
this matter, and l have here to acknowledge nv
very great obligation to an experienced member Of
the profession, as well personal friend of mine
OF very long standing, for his assistance and advice
upon ION this subject. Of course mean Mr.. Staples.
what we have to say upon this subject is reduced
IN the shortest way we could to paper, and if your
honors will allow me the indulgence of having it
read by ono of my associates l shall esteem it ia
vor and relief to myself.
The performance of duet is sometimes more
agreeable than long continued solo.
Mr.: Dickinson here read tho manuscript referred
to by Mr.. Webster. u
This production of Mr. Staples is left out of the pub
lished speech.
SPECIMENS Mr.. WEBsrERs SPEECH As SPOKEN,
AS ISSUED IN PUBLISHED CON-
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again.

AGAIN.
Now, in the first place,
as to his being estopped
by his own conduct and
acts, Independent of obli-
cations under seal, Days
offers of reward to any
body who would give in
formation by which in
fringers of these patents
could be brought to JUS
tice, are dated Jan. 6,
1877, and are on the re-
cord.
Again.
He is estopped by deed,
&C., (reads), and yet he
comes in and denies his
covenant. One cannot
enlarge upon this. 1t is
conclusive.
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SPECIAL TERN.

MAY 1Sip The matter Of the application for The sale Of
he Real Estoe Of Francis Eoschen and oterThc affidavit
of Mr. Seey sufficiently shows that the money has been
always in bank ready to be paid but that there have
been difficulties to how it shall be disposed Of lie is
not therefore Liable for interest The balances should be
paid Immediately to the Trust Company TO the credit Of
this and provision be made to the fund
for the children creditors No part should be paid to
the widow for dover. until The accounts for the admins
tration of the personal estate Ii improper for AIR
lee the husband of the special guardian to be the pur
chaser there are other matters that seem to require at
tpntiOn.
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As published.
What appears on the
record of Massachusetts, ?
A judgment for Goodyear
against Seaver & Knowl-
ton, Days agents, for
$500 and the costs, en-
tered by Days consent.
That is q part Of the
agreement.
Again.
Mr.. Cutting-He can,
if you claim under the
judgment.
Mr.. Webster-We claim
under our patent, &c.
False Report, as pub
hshed By the Combi,,a-
ron.
That tribunal passed
upon this invention Of
Goodyear's, and found it
new and useful. A pa
tent was consequently
awarded, and the disco
verer, Mr.. Goodyear, de-
rived from it some re-
ward for his great labor
and sufferings, during the
periods of his trials and
experiments.
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False Report, unpublished
By the Combination.
So that your honors see
it all comes back to this:
is that ct l849 u true de-
scription. Fit be, there
is an end to the inquiry.
/" original" was the great
again.
] say a combination Of
them leads courts not
uselessly TO send patents
to law, to be tried by a
jury. What is there a
jury can say that is not
proved in this case?
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Here again

Here again
Is there in this judisa-
ture a member W 10 feels
a reasonable conscien-
tious doubt on any vital
question Of fac in this
cause 1t is proper to
state in in that way, be.
cause ] say it is iquestien
Of discretion.
PORTION.
tent shall be imperative or
Effective or insufficient des-
if the error arose from in
Or mistake, without any
inventor may surrender it,
sue Of a new patent for the
.ch the original patent was
18th the patentee's minute
alton, ! will now pro iced to
we contend is the law, and
On prctensions cannot for a
their fraudulent reissue.
its proper connection and
'ebster's speech !
Of the following, near the
speech, the reporters were
bable that the "noise and
ise to retain this portion Of
I'd hence it was suppressed.
ow that it occurred--while
! reader will think IL quite
hat has been printed, whic,,
rial.
is cstoppcd by matter. 0,
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False Report, as pub
Hshed by the Combina-
tion.
] am satisfied that your
honors will be of the
opinion that Goodyear's
right to this invention is
proved.
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as syoken.
What appears upon the
record OF the Court of
Massachusetts a? Why,
doubtless nothing APP
pears but that a jury was
called, their names were
entered, and they bring in
a verdict for $500, and
there it is.
Again.
Mr.. Cutting-Can he
claim q title under a col
lusive Judgment?
Mr.. Webster-We claim
under a patent, Sc.
Wcbsfer's Exact Words.
Snow, this tribunal
passed upon this patent,
and found it new and use
full. A patent was con-
sequently awarded, and
the discovery Mr.. Good
year seeks to make use
of as far as he can, and
derive from it some re-
ward for his great labors
and suferings during the
period in which no was
instituting that long Sc
ries Of experiments that
were necessary to the per-
lection Of the inven-
ton"
Websir's Exact Uords
again.
g rest satisfied that
on this, to me apparent
ly conclusive evidence,
your honors will be ofthe
opinion that the origi-
naiity Of this invention is
true"
Let the reader follow dc
reported by the combinati
alteration will appear in
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TsLKcRArH OyvroEs CoREwR OF HANOVER AND BEAVER
6rREETs AND No. 202 BsoADwAY.
VERY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
e~~~~~>~~>|>-o>o~>o~>r~>1>o~0~
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF HON. W. R. KING.
His Resignation as President Of the Senate.
>~~>>>~~~~>>~>~~>>>>.
Dir. Dixon Admitted to the Seat in the Senate
for kentucky.
~S~N~~o~~~~r~~~~~r~~~~N~
Speech of General Pierce to the Boston
School Children.
Railroad iniellig enee---The Markets,
&o., &c., SO
Affairs Ia Washington

Affairs Ia Washington
CoNTIEUED ILLkEss or MR. KIhG-HIs RESIGNATION
AS PRESIDENT OF raE sENArE-T THE TgHU ANTEP 20
QUEsTIOn-MR DIx0E's ADMIssIoN TO a SEAT IN
THE sENArE-NO UkNECESs ARY PATRONAGE TO DH
GRANTED THE PRESENT ADMINISTRATIONS, BrO.
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE YORK HERALD
WASHINGTON, Dec 90, 1852.
Mr. Kings resignation Of his position President pro
tms Of the Senate made under the hope that per-
fect quiet may restore bis beslth Tho symptoms in his
almost similar to those Of Mr. Clays last illness
but in a more aggravated shape His cough commences
every evening and lasts till or eleven clock when
exhausted he falls alecp. From this he awakcs about
two clock In the morning and coughs violently aud in
cesssDty till seven eight Nothing seems to give hi
the slightest relief and unlees change speedily takes
place, he cannot survive.
1t is intended to call up the Tshuantspe, resolutions
In the Senate at the earliest opportunity and 1t IL bc
lieved they will pass with ur Brookes amendment by
large vote The matter is fast approaching criss.
The vote In the seasto to day, on Mr. Dixon's case
confirms my despatch q few Gays stree.
1t generally understood that Congress will grant
outfits 10 any foreign mss,cn which sy become vaosut
during the balaDce or Mr.. Fimores admnistra alton,
considering that all such appointments should bs made
BY the next administration Ofcourso outfits will be voted
for s the missions at the close of the session to
ersble General Pierce to teud men abroad For
the diff ,ulJ will be experienced pass
iUg any bill such the French spoliation, which
will create Board OF Commissioners The majority ia
Congress have intention Of giving the present ad-
nnistrstion any additional patronage
Mr. Rock sell Commissioners Of Customs has resigned
and will to York to enter in private busi
uess YT,
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Interesting from Key West.

ACQUITrAL or THE PERSONS CHANGED WITH DE
sTKOYIEG SPANISH PROPERTY DURING THE CUBAN
MISUNDERSTANDING IEfEIII0EHCR, Ero.
CHARLEsror, Dec. 10, 1862
The steamship Isabel wh,oh arrived yesterday brought
advioes from Key West to the 10th inst FROM whioa
learn that tho United Ststes Crcut Court Key West
hsd been engaged with the trial OF thu parties udc
for destroying the propory Of Spansh residents In 1851
They were all acquitted
From Key eat 4 learn that thr brig Fcrina bound
from Cbarleton TO Boston formerly reported to have
put in there epd been condemned, has been sold
The brig Empire from Gslyestcn for New York alec
put in for iepaiIs with loss Of rails and sparS
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MIA. iets

New ORLEANS Dec II 1852
TIE sa lee OF cotton to day 10 000 bses and for
tbe week the transactions foot 75 COO bales Prices
bsve sdyasctd half cent rinse the ption the
bc's Dess strict midding being quoted at Sk q $50
Ohio -four re ut 81 a5 corn aec per busbcl pork
SIT; prime moasfes is at go.
Nsw 0srfaNs. Dec. Is. 1862
The AEica's revs ceue 10 hand late last night Tho
teIef Of cotton, TO day eco bales at foiiy au.r
ter Of cent slvapce ki5dirr IL quoted at So 20
Friebss to Liverpool sro at Is sn cotton Sterling
change, SM per cent pre- mium
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Bsl.imor. and Ohio Railroad, &c.

RALTfMoaE. Dacemoer 20, 1852
The Baltimore and Ohio Reiirosd Company have re-
solved 10 proceed at with this cton Of
hundred miles OF double trsckeixty between Gad more
end CuDbeiisud and forty betveen Cumberland aud
Wheeling One hundred Thousand dollars worth of ad
ditiona locomotives and cars bnve been ordered $4,000
COO bonds to be issued to these objects
We have no mail south Of Mobile
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House OF Hs p. .esentativss.


PROPOSED GENERAL COMMITTEE on CLAIMS
M Browu, (dem of Mississippi, submitted au amend
msnt to the sules providing h the appointment Of
nitee Of fifteen members TO be called The General
Committee on Jlsims vhose DUTY IL shall be report
general BILL at each eeeelon making appropriation for tho
payment CT private claims. separate vote may be
taken on G1y one OF sbs itsms lie made bdsi expla
naton heving the present inefficient mode Il making
appropriations for private claims expressing his objeo
tons 70 Beard of Claims ana sbo wing how well his own
proposition would answer the purpose
Mr.. swrETzER opposed the amendment for the rsason
ttstt would create conflicts between the committees Of
tie Hcusa ircifsse rather than diminish d suites and
pfocuce hbd Of log rolling system Thce facili
ties enough already Tor getting money out Of the
sury, and more than half Of the claims allowed
ought never TO have passed lie would throw open the
courts OF justice TO claimants
Mr.. srsrnnss (~hg) Of Ca, thought that by the ap.
Jointment OF such committee the pub3 interest lld
be bs,ter ubseved than by the present cont eys
TEN He was not disposed to look upon the msorty OF
camants as robbers aud was Of opinion the courts G.
justics we're thro~n open, government would be com
peIleo to psy millions of doiiars nov withheld BY IT,
MIR CtrvELssp (dem Of Conn. sh favorable 10
REFORM In dtpoeiDg Of private cisims opposed the
sneDoment not calculated TO effect the object Tas
remedy is for tie members to attend bsre on Fcays and
Saturdays end attend 20 this particular business
Dir STUART (cem } Of Michigan believed the propo
fitjon to be neit less han the
tire question OF ps,ieg private claims to fifteen sene
Mr. cAMrrs,L, (dsm Of Illinois said although there
were several objections 10 the amendment he believed
IL would TO extent, relieve private osimsats and
he should vote for IL
Mr wA.nBuKs. (wbig) Of Maine, Advocated ths pro
position.
Mr. SrAsLy. (.hig) OF North CaroIins, oprosed IT,
Mr. FRrrMAs (otm } OF Mississippi, proposed q sub
sttuie insiructips the Committee on Judiciary TO IN
qnire into the necessity ard propriety Of giving to the
United States District Courts foil power law to bss-
and deerniD. claims sgsinst the federal government
Mr. sAcKETr, (wbg) Of New York, stated his ctjec-
icns to MT. Browns amendment arguing that It would
not facilitate tssiness but only combine bills In log
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE, NO. les
IN CsosI street, opposite the Pespes Bena.-Ths sub
srhe have been induced ceaneet ths sboyo buaiues
svery ieApement and small commissions sses cannot
but ts 10 eive perfect sstisfac,on Aoncy advanced ON
acnsig meats and quick returns Guaranteed n. BNo
pon ps charged on eae, during this nth 70
saetursss. WIN. PAR6ER& h co.
nERrxPr0RY SALE or PROPERTY ON BEEKNAN
ana Pearl streets jamie w. KILLER will coll, on the
ishtccnth Il Jsnusry, @ at tho More L, change
all valuable piece Of property on Bsehman street
Aunbers 10 end g. containing szty nine feet front sy
one hvntred feet depth Also the tive eterei on Pearl
aioassr's' No. 81 Msidca iapc
- KEMP, AuCYIoNEER.- DIAMONDS FINE
xs hss c fsss ssss .SDss SsE a.
= ,eo:ou - above, very lar and hesutigi stock q
wssos q tho ysrs lsst qassies spa sylo about sxty
yish Tsch msnts clocks varc atyes; rsk ehna vases
sss s VII ss ss ~hout ss
o. and ~ order o. the agent Of oreicb house.
E STOCK & vii r. a SSas .s ssSnr9s
and vaned Represented consisting Of richly set da
aiuster rogs and Plus crosses elegant cnacod gold
yasshea for iadls, very IIeh Enssh ans gold bunting
70 hoies je eelcd; together With all the
ocftns~s OF rich goodsir the line
sISRRE.CE BOYLE ,uCTioN EER, Will SELL At
i ten o'clock this day ~ Elizabeth street, .he
tents wholesale ard retail lauor ttore, si,ting o.
Arandy m wine stand cass kegs demjchus beer
decanters untors, one wagon and HARNESS;
lsc sa lot furpiture also the uncsprsd leass OF the
heuss.
sG,IAs BRANDY, RAIsINs. sc: sr AUCTION
u atSs Day Tuesony Doc. H. A. ION o'eleof ~ " Deg
akxsaA ee Teas baat aud Erehp cote
cacssorei csaser giescr u.ysSs nse.s@sass french ~
a. ''-'' wIlIiSoTox 4 cAsras. As.aa...ss-
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T,HE TWENTY. FOURTH ANNUAL BALL,fS AID or
the New York Fire Deps, tment Fund, will take place
at tho Astcr Place osera Hou Monday evening" Janu
sry "a 1854 1iciets to be had ot the COMMITTEES.
vryug rIrrn ANNUAL BALL OF THE FIRST TROOP
j Washinatcn UYeys Ill DO cid at Niblo, Ssloon
Wednesday evening Do iember I'D. 1859. Tiokose 81
No money WHY be received az the door upoa sny
side s,i,n Capt. s. N. vARIAN, Casiruan-
CHAs. @. Cops Rr.I, Secretary.
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PI opposed Railroad between Rochester ard
Troy.

UT, UFC 70, EbDz,
oompsry has been organized in Rochester with
capital of 5000 coo for constructing railroad betv
that city and Troy. Ten per cent was subscribed and
psi6 Nv
The city railroad depot here has been located Sixth
street between AitaUy and Fulton streets embracing
Eaton & Gilbert's mnnufaotory
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srsIrGY,rLp Dec. 20. 1sB2
The Valley Ho.ol a. Bellows Falls, Vermont was de-
ss'oyss By dts Early this morning The inmates barely
escsped with their lives.
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VUILLIAM IRVING co. AUCTIoNrERs WILL
w sell at suot;on an Wednssdsv I,so 4. 0i ocjnck

W SOIL at auction on wednesday, Deo g. At tUa O'Clock
at shs sss rocw No 10 ae stsest near Bro.dway dis
Of the highest order and warranted In every respeo
sig in rart diamond olu, ter riggs. PINE br aaohes
nee sc ssanaliy set In aps so,ai sold hastin
other Watches gold gusrd and fob onans seals looks
&c. Also, several loose diamonds weighing from TX 81
oerats They BE- examined with catAlog Tuesday
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ARGg sALE OF FRESH MANUFACTURED FURs.-
H D. ~ VAkDEWATFR will sell on this day 2lst ST

III
H III VAkDEWATER will sell this day, 2lst inst
t o'clock, at the sales room f Wall street, largo and
arising variety
ces Of he finest fabrics and ufscture we'll worthy tho
attention Of the trade and private parties oppoctd
atty offered parties desiring superior class Of goods
aslcw market prices consisting Of seFsut sets o. mar
sabe martin, uGtred, lynx chaohllla Fitch
se pns- votornos and cuffs Also 200 isish ees, hnod
and psed pole, reues leopard Afrcsu lynx sc.
This itunity 10 hssers TO supply them
selves h IN asecrtment of the above articles rarely INST
-~,Sh
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Nyw 0xIEArs, Dec. IL, 1851
The stssmsbpe Osprey from New York, and the Daniel
Webster from San Jcap 5e Nicaragua arrived ho.e zee
fsrday sfd tie w,issn Porn 'rom New York, svri7sd
TO Day.
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Urrrrp SrArxs D,srxrcr Couar Same as befcrs
eusrENE CouRr. - Gensrd Term. -Nsn eaamerats4
mctons.
CoMMor PlrAs--Part First.-Nes. 90, 0e5, 1e1, esk
SIS S2e $40 roe III TO 72 odd nunbsrs Part eessnA
--ssme ~ yesterday.
SURFACES Couar.-(rwo branches Mos. III, Isa.
esI ess s62 6T1 704 Ill fso, 633 4Se 703 eey, yoG
i57 667, ess 7lo coo TIT 7l8 TO TO, ysi, T2c "a
7cs T9f T "a To 80, 80 7sA ..s, Tea sss iss fsS,
re Tlc y42 7&A
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OO Onn COPIES sy,p In BOSTON IN rwo

10000 so1Es sp IN
Fifth ,ditIon this day issued-RLDDING co. Boston,
have this day sucd and beautiful edition o tscse
two famous speeches. priotod good paper with olsae
tyJe and In all 1T for preoervaon u readers
will bear in mind that in Mr. wcbstors rutliehsd works
WI also amber that and nsrkca ohascter Of
Webster's speeoh tho sklful in which he
turned all his enemys dcfenos unto the ghost of
the murdered coalition. they will the Importance cf
forthwith secuvir cory they
.ts by eide and coupsse for bomsoves .asso
by mail sold by stursor Townsoad 22g Broadwayi
Dewitt Davenport Tribune Buldingg Long Brother
No 43 Avn streets " Is. Zober FhuadepdiG T. b. Peter
SON. Phila lelrhia.
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EARprs sLAFAyE7TE-THE SIXTH ANNUAL ALL
~ efthiso mpsny viii take pises .. Hib,es saloon on
worth Band ensegei for the oocson 1ioke ~ eais.
70 be had OF any mcmbcr Of the company
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NEW YORK PICKwICK CLUB.-THE NTNErEENTH
~ anrua fancy dren ard civic ball Of the New York
ekwet Cub VIII take pIsee At tbe City Asemb', Rooms
ciut v arIeev 10 otarscer &C taken from the rrpers c
"a go. y, r1TS a.sa.,s.s sa.s.. x. f.i.''
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RARNUA BEACHs NEW PApER-FIRsr NUN.
ID ber ready-Contents of the Ilus.r .tei for
the week ending Saturday, Januery lat 1853

RhRNUA & BEACH's NEW PApER-FIRsr NUN
the week ending saturdsy. January lss 1885
l-"Brth of the Now Ys.rs a.sisn by Thomas Al.rse
craving BY t. be one q tie most
s@"Tbe issss momehts Of Daniel webs.er masaaceu.
s
.o.nS d hs dying bed 10 f:ithiuy ae 1ss &
ss'
II ssi e rsst .. H.
'a.eS ey sss isssyyp
-. .lhe Mansion Of Daniel web ter a. NarsA6eld" A
nhs aS as o. bspioi Il 'ss
60 6-"Ths Webster obsequies at New YorE-thc Funeral
7.Dss,aetion 9, chieker.ss great Pi.noforte Manu-;
snsr.srs H,:v 81 q. Of tho CRYSTAL
e-'The Ca,Oric Ship Ericsson
1O-.Thc great Cor fla grafton at Sacramento CITY"
IL The 0perins Of uonsrsss-Rooeiyi tie Message In
is5 lhs Opening Of consrcss-Rsadins shs Ncasrse in
p.sdsess il the se,u
tsIes,ipg latter press descriptions
.ategsssh The "iesend Of BerssIdus an original BY
Charles g. Leland with "a su,ogr.pa The Water Car
ss r sis sSs iassa 3 % sesrss
Sy ss
ss sYs Hs .T T i.9R 1RRss y. o
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persons during the preent ea Recent Li,ersture
Destruction OF anoforte st Bos
ten; Latest intel geDce from all parts Of the world
sidence In rcw York. and all the principal cities OF the
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months.
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street the Sun office Of FELTON, and Nassau Streets
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the abo Places also M all he prin psl periodical
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with verv largo number of beautiful enssasiigs
Tie public respectfully informed that large and
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sketches Of ell in po-ta that
under their observation 10 the illustrated Newr
New York Such draw wings and sketches when uied will
be HbeYsliy paid for -
Artste gor q abroad, invited TO acste with
tlis office before leaving.
4. Bsrnnm has contributed so 10; Henry j.. Bes Oh
&eMp; and Alfred Z. Beach, $50 000mnkng capital ot
sixty thor dollars for tho bcasn OF the Illustrated
News The amount will se trcbled IL found necessary u
ing the design OF the etrs to prduce and
permanently in this country good illustrated ne ~spaper
rice within the means Of n classoa 10 acc nplsh
tLis design no expense will be spared