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TISOR PRINCETON, SKIPWITH'S ~ -
LANDiNG a1LLIkES,s BEND L LAKE PROV lf4 aeSs
NATc!Ez, FORT ADAMS Bayou SARA, BATON tOUGt DON
oso Y p ah M Week.
SAXON Capt j. H. Estes having been thoroughly
vcrhRued her will
regular trips the above trade commencing MONDAY the 8Oh
inst O'Clock wall leave EVERY MONDAY thereafter
throughout the For freight apy BOARD to
STROTiER& BROS, as Poydras street.
~ The SAXON will freight the shipping store
commencing on this morning
The SAXON Will take freight for Yazoo River, with privilege
orr shipping at cks
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Havre and Bremen Steamers.
FROM SOUTH.9nPTO

HUMBOLDT for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, Sept. /.
HERMANN. ...... for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, Is.
FRANKLIN ...... for NEW YORK. ... "WEDNESDAY.
WASHINGTON for YORK. WEDNESDAY, October 49,
uUMBOL DT. ...... for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY,
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE
Friday Morning, September TO- 1852,
CoTTON-Thc demand good yesterday but the
amount Offering limited and the sales did not exceed
1000 bales Prices without any change Of moment
and we repeat
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sHER1FF's SALE.

FoUaTa DrRcr counrl ITIR w. MARY O. CHAN
OF NxwonIz.xs. lipLER; ". 8. CHANDLER HRR HIS
by VIRTUE Of a writ Of feri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Fnrh District Court
Orleans in the above entitled 10 se
tn the Ro.unda Of the City Exchange, st. Lus
Charities and Royal Streets TUESDAY, October s 1851
o'clock NJ II an
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with BUILDINGS fherseu
consisting Of house with and gallery
frame kitchen with situated ia the Second Monisi
Ry Of this city, the bounded by Annuneaton PasanY
Soa and Basin sssts ane designated By number three plan
Drawn George Dunbar Surveyor Municipality the
aay Of s4s and deposited in the Office Of o. Ricardo late
Notary Of this city, reference. Said
ne froas Basin depth
number tbirty-six. - -
Seized in the above suit.
Termscash the spot. JAMEs p FRRRrr
scpt157Jo5 SHERIFF 81 yhe psysf N ORLEANS
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED
Rrias.

; ttHnae .........l 0.dl
NplWnteGr........l5,dl
YalllltI....,..... c,i3
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PED RJDFP
FORT dDAMS.

Will leave TUESDAY, Sept. H. o'clock A. N.
EISOR FORT ADAMS, PORT HuD- org
SON TuNIcA, BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO, lsaah 49,
BATON ROUGE, PLAQUESIISE DONALDSON zsS[=s.<ss
WILLIE and all Intermediate andngs-TUESDAY
ADANsThe running passenger
sfDDSIh Capt w Varueil above freight
or pssfage apply on board,
SMITH Il FIGfTS TER, "a Poyiras street.
~ The Sy1ona trips Landing Dad
Man itrni and StsfnIs' Landing.
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TT1uay HIOfIlInB, September TO, IS52. J
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Sshmer hIoana AicCal Apalachicola, E @ Rogers
Norwegian bark Flo'n, Austn BORDEAUX, niag 800
ARRIVED.
lIhefe "tfe no arrivals from sea yesterIry.1
Steamboats,.
Alton. Lsilhan, from st Louis
bella DoDna, Gilbert, G River Landing,
Frank Lyon, Stone, from Grand Lake
Glendy Burke, Bentley, from vicksburg.
MEMORANDA.
ty The Alton inReors Ave and
half feet No beat in mort MAJ.
Orleans Steamer snranak No Mt Selma hard aground nryo
Shore The Atlantic at Cairo bound down ract n,
Table.
EXPORTS.
steamer iis bL, IL do n,ur 10,
bbls whisky IL beef bacon ties sugar 50 els rop md sun
dros ' : 3''' ~ ' ''f ''' 7''7
B0RDEAUX-Per bark Flora e6, 100 stayes
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MEMPHIS.

ETOR MENIPHIS.-Ne New Orleans ~ ~
ID and Memphis Packet GEAi-The regular pas ssssahsSE
packet EN- Capt Burde Paris, will
trips the above trade on Saturday September
regularly the leaving New Orleans EVERY OTHER
SATURDAY, in combustion with the r feathers, Capt Pierce
Saturdays, The thoroughly
repaired will take freight passengers all The bends md
laidipgs between yieksburg and Memphis
ssp4 NJ. GREENWOOD CO., Agents, 23 Carondelet street.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
sHERIFF's SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE
fs ~ s nsFsss CssnrI MtAanoa cAsnnR GAR
RY VIRTUE Of writ Of feri fanias to me
.an. s r. % sss M9aSrabe tie Fifth Of
in the Retunda Of the City Exeanzs 81: Iuis ss,
O'clock the following sit eSs
SAM and his wife ELIZA, rbId,.,
THOMAS; also NED and bis ELIZA ROSE an NJ. .hu pow
Pc; and LOUIS, the 80 w "s ''"'u - '''
Seized in the above slit
Terns cash the spot. JAMES p FRFR1.r
npf4 s3 IL % Sheriff The Pnyisjr (,tusr,
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VICRSBURG.

EIVOR VICKSBURG, WARRENTON, - -
NEW CARTHAGE. GRAND GULF, RODNEY Lshh sA.ssf
WATERPROOF, NATCfEZ FORT ADAMS, BAYOU zsSSessESk
aud late ocular veksbnre Weekly
PRINCESS No. 3-For EVERY MONDAY EVENING at ocIk
The superior Weekly Packet steamer PRINCESS No D. Phelps
master will leave about the s0f
EVERY MON Y EVENING tiroug the year lanl passengers
and frai .ht nil along the
aul6 Ii D. R. CARROLL, Union Row
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ETOR VICKSBURG, MILLIKEN'S ~ h
2, BEND, NEW CARTHAGE, WARRENToN,
THURSDAY Vicksburg Packet Steamer D. s. STACY new
CaSt H. White viii commence regular trips early in the season.
AID will EVERY THURSDAY, O'Clock Returning
teunrs apply to [je2l SMITH Poydras
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VIII leave FRIDAY, September To- O'Clock
aNOR V1CkSBURG,W ARRENT0N, ~ ~
\, ~, SEw CARIIiAGE I;r Grand GuLs RODNEY, &
sT1,edae vlekbarg Packet steamer GLENDY
pssenge, steamer GLEJDY BURKE Bentley master leave
above. For freight apply on board or =
d. r. CARROLL, IS CaTonisat Union Row
E The LENDY BURKE will take freight for Yazoo with pv
ege Of shiupng at surg the W. G. Campbell sps
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Will leave SATURDAY, September H. at O'clock Pm
EITOR HARD TIMES, GRAND GULF, -
H. 4, RoPNEY WATERPRooE NATGIIEZ, FORT ksa
MINE DoNALDSONViLLE and all laung.-tugiar
Packet steam ATCi{EH No. 2-For
SATURDAY EVENING ookTie running passenger
packet NATCE2 ts
Levee freight and will leave
aPply Oh board, foot Of Canal street, to
d. r. CARROLL, Union Row. lie E.raa
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B1SOR VICKSBURG, MILLIKEN'S ~ -
IT. BEND. NEW CARTHAGE WARRENToN, ls 49, D.
GRAND GULF, RODNEY AND NATCIIEZ-Regn yaf&Sszak
SUNDAY viclaburg Packet Ii. NJ WRIGHT, Capt. ].
Cake.The magnificent I'D packet
H. NJ WRIGHT Capt D. Clarke will her
about the first OF October and will leave EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING. at Ten O'Clock Returning, will leave Vickburg every
evening" o'clock further apply
auto SMITH 4 FlNSTEF, 81 Poydras street.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE THE DAILY CREscErT,l
Friday Morning, September 10, 1869. !
NT.NApEn
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VOMFN AND THE TARIFF.

NJ. EENEsrTE l.. RosE uses The Ere
niag Pot 70 give uttefancc 70 her indignant
protest against the suggestion Of The Tribune
thar Protective Tariff vould improve the
condition oi Tie Working Women ot our Clty
10y securing 10 them large amount Of work at
Artificial Fower-mah.ng. Tailoring. sc. nor
done "A Europe for American consumption by
reason Of the extremely los price Of such labor
IN Europe ever when compared With the in.
sdcqoa,c va9,s paid iot tie like in ths
country.
Wcdo not doubt be entire sincerity Of Ms.
Rose IN The premises, though $40 secs fir 10
speak Of rs as false to every principle and
ever rhin- bur (our) inteces,." anI her civil
chsreron OF n Post yind.ratcs bis nature by
chs-c,eIiziI- her article as 80 severe and
"el-doser'ed rebake OF the dyyocr;sy Of This
Proceeding thai Is, Of orr advocacy Of Pro.
tecJon-rbou4h TIE writer vel lno,.s tbar his
faith IN bis Religion. if he has any is nor Iaor..
undcubtiEg than is ours in the Political
Economy commended through TIE Tr;5vgc
Bur lct his abuse pass, while We deal with The
rebuAe OF his correspondent.
Mrs. Rose is a Free Trader. which We ara
not; yet far be it from us 20 s,ig1natize her a.
" false 70 every principle" We are sure she
has zeal for Truth and Right. but must re-
greet that it is not according to knowledge If
she had given one hour where We have given
ten to the careful and candid study Of the sub.
jeet in debate, We are quite sure she would
treat it more kindly and with less bigotry For
instance, she cites England among high Tariff,
countries, which never dreamt Of Free Tradsr
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OHIO ELECTION.

"The returns show that the Democratic ma.
ioritv ON Tie State Ticket will be from fifteen twenty
thousand II is probable that the Democratic vote will
be larger than the united votes OF the Wings and Free
SoieTs' Eve Post
~ The Post does not inform its readers
that the only State Ticket to be voted FOE
in Ohio consisted of Judge and Canal Com.
missioner. neither of them of the least Politi-
cal consequence, since the Supreme Court and
the Canal Board would be against us any how.
Ii forcets also TO state that the majority-is
Democratic majority last year was Trenty-
sir thousand over the Wing candidate and
Nine Thousand over both Wing and Free Soil.
We do not believe the majority is now so large
as is stated above; if il be, the Wings have
only gained from SiT to Ten thousand at this
local Election. But nobody expected to carry
the Wing State candidates. and no exertiOn
was made for them. Thus. Lucas County,
which cannot give Pierce 300 majority, is re-
ported as having given 900 for Steedman,
Canal Commissioner elect, who is there local
favOrite.
The vote for Congress there being no Legs.
loture to choose this Year, afforded much
airer test of party strength. The State was
Distracted last winter to allow che Wings but
fur Members. The Post now gives them eight
(purtly by guess) with two Free Sellers from
Districts which are naturally the strongest in
their opposition to the Pierce DemocracT.
Here is The Posts list Wings in Italics; Free
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Gus. WALERIDGE AND THE LONDON SrocK-
JoBBLRs.-The topic of the day is letter from
Messrs Williams and Lockhart, London bro
kers, iGclosing $50 to the Satanic Press, to
engage its services forthe defeat Gen Hiram
Naibridge. Pierce candidate for COngressin the
lower North River District of our City, and
charging him with all manner Of knavery and
ungentlemanly conduct while in England last
year. Having known Gen. W. while in Lon
don, as sell as before and since, We are impelled
20 state that some OF the worst charges against
Him are false to the best Of our knowledge and
belief. He is charged with being drunk at
grand American banquet in England when we
know that he is uniformly temperate, end We
Rave always supposed him total aOstinent
We lave seen hun pressed TO drink on such
occasions aud he uniformly refused to
taste or touch Alcoholic rotations. He
Is also charged with borrowing money
n England and never paying it, when
We happen 10 know thar he was repeatedly
urged while there, TO accep- payment of a
debt Of $4,000 owed him by an American
friend, but re steadily refused 10 receive it IN
I'll after his return TO this country OF his
financial operations while abroad We know
nothing but by hear-say, bat had heard no COM
plants Of them before the appearance of this
br kefs' letter. The whole affair looks Ike a
hoax, though what purpose can be entertained
by tie hOaXer, We cannot conceive. Ii Gen.
". las done anything wrong, why not proceed
legally against him lie can be found here nc
any time. Ii Messrs Williams * L0ckheart
have lost money by dealings with him, they take
the worst possible mode Of recovering il BY
sending more after it to the Satanic concern
Aforesaid We apprelend they must be poor
hands at business if that is fair specimen of
their operations.
by the way: Why do all the brbers send
their favors to one particular journal We do
not believe ESQ were ever sent to al the other
journals in New-York in furtherance of any
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Hitherto the Native elected from Philadelphia
70 has held the balance of power.
The House is Opposition by about % to a.
,bouob the returns are far from complete.
The Opposition have carried the only two
officers voted for throughout the State by
handsome neutrality-suspicious. $1,000. But 1t
should be remembered thar the posts to be
filled are of no political consequence, as the
choice of a single Wing Canal Commissioner
could have made no difference in the action OF
the Board, and one Wing Judge of the Supreme
Court would have had even less Political power
The vote is very far from full one, and we are
confident $4,000 more viii be poled for Gen.
Scott than have Just been for either Holman or
Burlington.
In Philadelphia City and County, there
seems to be large falling off, while there Is
really large gain TO the Wing side. For sew
eral wears past. the Wings have united with
the Natives in forming County and other To-
cal tickets; this year they did not whereupon
many of the Natives voted against our State
officers. See the aggregate-not Official but
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WORK AND WAGES.

While the larger proportion OF the snip
owners have consented TO the rates oi wages
proposed by the ringers and Stevedores, there
are many who still contend that these rates
are excessive and refuse 70 pay them. Ar
meeting of this class held Yesterday 1t WAS
determined 70 advance the pay OF rggerS 10
fifteen shillings and of stevedores to thirteen
still retaining the habit OF allowing the bosses
10 deduct one shilling from each mans daily
earnings This would be in fact equivalent
10 paving the same rates as heretofore
without that deduction, aud is just two
shinmss day less than is demanded
for both classes of workmen. This the lat
ter maintain is less than the labor Is really
worth. and insufficient to support themselves
and their families The riggerS hold that they
ought 10 receive as good pay as any other class
of mechanics employed in building and hitting
ships; While the steyedoreS say that their work
requires skill and involves responsibility; both
the quantity Of cargo that ship will carry and
the safety of the vessel at sea depend TO
great extent. on her loading being properly put
in. Accordingly they declare, and certainly
with a show of Justice, that they should not be
ranked and paid as mere unshiIled laborers.
The work of both rigging aud loading ships
is of the most arduous kind hut, on the other
hand, the actual working hours are fixed at
nine daily. On the one hand, the employment
i. irregular. two or three days frequently oc-
curing in a week when the stevedOre will have
nothing 10 do; while. on the other hand, he
will often gain az much by ovcr-work in a busy
time as he has just lost by want OF work.
Without undertaking % decide thar either
party is entirely right in this dispute, We con-
less that We incline 10 suppose that those mcr-
chants.-manv OF them OF the very highest
reputation for honor and fur-dealing, who
have commenced paying the full rate of wages
asked for. have not gone beyond the limits of
Justice Our impression is that, on the
whole. the advance of WAGES asked for
md to So large IN extent already
granted j. Is not eXtrdyaGant, aud might
properly be granted by all. Bat al any rate il
seems clear thar the Deduction of shilling
laid he bosses rom each man dly pay ought
10 be entirely abolished. No workman should
be required indirectly TO compensate the SER
vices OF the employer, foreman, or of the con-
tractor under " hom he works. Fix the wages
~ whatever rate you will this tax is feature
which should be- done away with. Pay each
man what he is worth, bur Do not pretend 10
pay one while in fact you are paving another
Shams are bad enough anywhere, bur this shil-
Inc sham. 10 which merchant princes are
party ON one side and day-la5orcrs on the other
is prominently absurd aud ou-h, AoJ to staad
Tor moment.
We ere happy 70 record the continued
good order Of the wOrhmen in the City
There were 40 disturbances among them yes.
,erdsy, and the number employed at the ad-
vanccd rates was greater than on Wednesday
In Brooklyn there we've some symptoms of
trouble. but they were suppressed without
difficulty.
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PENN>YLvlNTi RTTIRN>.

CoSGEEss.-lt is reported that tive o. tie
Wing candidates ior Congress irsi supposed 10
be elected-nsmely, Henry VI. Fuller in the Luz
zore and John Allison in the Beaver District
have been beaten by their opponents, Hem
drick b. Wright and VI c. Trout, respective
~ The vote in each District is close, and as
the luck is generally with the winning party,
it is quite probable that the Wing candidates
are beaten.
II Is certain that the Senate is clearly Wing,
We having gained too Senators aud lost one.
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such purpose as is contemplated by Messr,
Williams & Lockhsrt. Is not the instinc. Of
corruption truly marvellous
INDIANA.

We have only vague reports from this STAT.
but it is certain that Gov. Wright has been IA.
elected by large majority, He is very POM.
lar with his own Religious persuasion Method.
ist) and was certain TO receive large vote in.
dependent Of party. Mr. McCarty, his VIII,
competitor, is worthy and esteemed, bu. no
match for Gov w. on the stump. The return,
will show that the latter runs decidedly ahead
of his ticket. There are probably several
Wing gains of Members of Congress. Tia
storm which ragged in the West on the day Of
Election has since been working its way Eas,.
ward, and has deranged the Telegraphic wires,
and interrupted our communications.
We need not remind our readers that Gss.
Scorr ,cas not candidate at this State Elec.
ton. as he iciH be in November. Here is one
of our letters from Indiana received ya.
terday:
DANvLLE. Hendricks Co. Ind, Oct g. lSSS
While writing. perhaps may as well tell YOU thxt
though making fuss about IL viii give Ges
Scott much heavier vote next November IN this co1s
~ than given to Gen Taylor four years ago. nea
the Wings did not all turn out and many thar did voted
for Van Buren,; and Taylor had but few DemOcrs,e
volunteers But this time the last Wing viii be "a
hand 70 vote in solid phalanx, and Democrats toe kr
Scott in scores The assaults Of the Democrats pre-.
upon the character and actions Of Gen SCOT have ioo-
more for him, by way OF uniting the People upon him
than anything else. Every thinking man feels hmsa
demeancd and his good sense abused by the weekly
rade of abuse poured out upon Gen. Scott If the md
cations in a single neighborhood or county VIII serve !,
a basis for judging the political tendencies OF 8 whole
State then Gen Scott Il sure OF the electoral vote Of
Indiana by a majority OF at least tive thousandl
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is hon J,H>. u. Bon, VII aiire.. rue
Wigs OF our CiU sr Constitution Hall. w.
GO Brcadssy this FRIDAY crcrire, a. i
O'Clock Thosr eho fti 20 hea- h-m ~,l haze
reason toIccrcr their inattcntion
Friends 81 Sccrr aud Gr,H,., come To-
ec,tcr aid roll on the han
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Sellers in SMALL CAPITALS:


Mr. Galloway's election is not certain.
This is quite as well as we expected,
though it might have been better. Lewis d.
Campbell, whom The Post incorrectly puts
down as elected By feud in its own party, had
but one opponent, and beat him in District
which gave Cass decided plurality.
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rer of The TribBaf In tire route bounded: North by
Forty fourth 81 Ea,t by Broadway TO Forticihst and
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North River Subscribers who dcsire 10 be promptly
served gre requested TO send their 20 this office
10 be placed upon his let.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY, OCTOBER -.

For PreTi6cHf.
WINFIELD SCOTT, of New-Jerscy.
For Vice- ProsiSen',
WILLIAM 4. GRAHAM, of Norih-Carolinn.
For Gorerzor.
WASHINGTON HUNT, of Niagara.
For Li>s Gorerr0T.
WILLIAM KENT, OF New-fork.
For Cana! ConHiisIiosrr
THOMAS kEMP~HALL, Of Monroe.
For STATE Prison Isspcrtoy.
EPENETUs CROSBY, of Dntchess.
For Electors at Iarge.
SIMEON DRAPER. GEORGE X BABCOCK.
Fer D's'ricf Electors,
WILLIAM ROCKWELL. II. Henry P. ALEx,xDrR.
, Fp4Scts Z STpYEEg 49, Peter g. WEBSTER
; SAMVEL : WYKOFF. 10. ALMlRoN IiTCH-
4 RICHARD : WILLIAMS. -. DAVID BABcOCE
: J,wFs r. FREEDOM. p. LA Bowen.
G. GERARD STUYvEssNT. = SETH >tFERANcE.
7 AtFx'R " BRADFORD. >. WILLIAM j.. EAsTON.
& THoMAs CAENLEY - JAMES l. o0RtEEs.
O. FpwARD r. SuoNSARD. p THERON g. iEOAANs-
IA EDwAsp PaLEN D. JAMES j. SEELN.
II. GEORGE RogERTsoN =. gANhs ~ S.,
ID N,rrtEu VAssAF. 3 SAMCEL W. SMITH.
i9 GroRcE r. WARRrS. - OLIVrs CULVER
"a FRrrND HUMPHREY ~ CLAEE SANFosD.
4, Iouv STrraRT 81 GIDEON HAND
I6 AsHBEL B. PAEMELEE - =. SfLDfS ELY
%. ALvAH II. WALLER.
r.y Wr,or-MORG ~ MOBGANS.
Ioy Goreynor Of tins havse-W ASHiNGrON SMITH
t.r SasgT- SSiieec,%j'LGF0RGE ". RIBLFT
Toy ConfoUer-JOSEFH H. TAILOR
l0y Coup,d 70 7ycfi1H-OGDrN HUFFMAN.
foy Cfy JHsDe-,o~-C HARLFS RIDDLE.
pr S.,(,f Commits -n,f-JOliN J. DOANE. $1,000.
fOy Commits ,se, Of RrJ.oys Gad SvET9ies ADAMS
FOr C,-oD<rs.
Z. BRI-FNINGHAUsEN. BERN l.. BuDD.
CHARLES MISSING. JOIN SIMMONS
Far Js0ge of Ssorese COvyf-CHAS. p. KIRKLAND.
Ioy Tf-qc u Superior Cour-JOHN l.. NAsON.
For Jrst'cU Of Murine Cont.
TOUN II WHITE WILLIAM n. STOGDlLL,
JAMES LfNCH.
foT C0HQrcsl. go.
g. JAMES BOWEN. q. JOS. +. Nal ~ :, r"
o. JOSEPH HOME. 2. JAMES bhpoh>'
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TIKI wHrr BrAR.-He must be bear in

Tn WHITE BEAR.-He must be bear III
decd who cannot appreciate hat il beautiful in the world
of art The only being who msnfets indifference 70 GUR-
rEYs magnificent display Of DaZcrrcOtypes p Cise A.
their vicinity He rnnnists h. lack Of t4sts d many
OF the bped race-in looking the patchwork quits tAs-
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