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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11
The Late Tragedy I'm North Carolina

We went to press la,t week amidst great excl em en
occssoned by the ater pit Of the murderer Caravan to
kill Of tbs counsel who appeared against him the
trial. and h shooting himself before the court and jury
We presume the part culars of the transaction will not
In being told that tn uy had agreed upon verdict,
he simply remarked ''They have found against me-" On
passing out from the jail he ba ie the wife of the ssr
good bye when he stepped into the street.-the in
This passed off Instantly and he went into the
court roem LOOKING serner and more undaunted than
usual He received the verdict Of "guty without mo-
wing muscle. The first that seen Of the pistol was
just the crowd commenced moving to leave the court
room he was pointing it at Mr. Warren, and nt the
thrust the band int, his BOSOM drew ont another pistol
and in the act Of putting it to his head, when Mr.
Hinton seized his arm and drew it down the railing
Cara leaning his head till he touched the muz.
re Of the pistol, when he fred
The whole act, shooting both pistols was done almost
in second How Mr. Warren escaped with his life is
miracle almost He standing within six feet of Cara
wan when he fred in the act of taking up his hat to
leave the court rom.
For some hours after his death, Caravans counts.
nance bore most demonacal appsa ance, but this grs
duslly off.
On examination OF his Trunks q curious medley was
found-lfe of himself wiister whilst in prison numeroua
letters Of which disclose dampieg tals pacb
of poEcer AID shot, mixture just like that With which
he ked Lssster being in Of the bays: araenif
phia Of medc such as, the doctors say woui
dram of hnds in the po session Of clergyman.
CaFswan has for years been pursuing Of gull
and crime the evidence VI whie will astansh tbe
believers 10 human utter depravy. The murder of the
school ster is cot the first murder he has committed
How he managed to retain suc ksd in the 1encs
and affections Of SO many frieadf of whom the
best men in the'Sate is ysery 70 tbcse who do
know with what fearful ard wonderful gifts he Gu
lowed
His friends were here In strong orce during tie trial
actively ting themselves to procure his a.qutta til
the evidence of his guilt became ovepowering They
haa regarded him as an apose suffering persecution for
rishteopsress' rake
We learn that the jury retiring to make up their
verdict stood six to six. When the Judge called them
back to correct his charge they stood to ve the
majority being for acquittal After that they stood
first nine for convicng three for acqual then eleven
to one Thsy agreed upon the verdict early in the
ing Caravan WAS buried il the old field back of the
county alnashouse the old gallows. His elatve
IN by sent fer the body Saturday and il dtsin
ter rad
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The dinner TO John Mitchell is TO be given in the Broad
way theatre Monday, the 10th iast Mr. Collins having
kindly consented 10 orego his right appearance on
that evening. The til ksts Eve dollars each the
holder to have the privilege of introducing two ladies'
gratutousy TO tbs boxes spectators The following
card, from the pen OF Mr. Michs shows that we were
right in saying that he did not public pro
cesson from any civic societies in this city for which
simple assertion OF fact the vocabulary of Blngsgats
has been exhausted against the HERALD by foolish men,
Mapots who want to produce confusion for object
Of their own -
BROOKLYN. Dec TO- 1853
To THE COMMITTEES CIVIC SOCIETIES MILITARY
COMPANIES OF NEW YORK Centlemen-I must be permit
sion which understand is contemplated in honor, or
rather honor OF the OF freedom Already have
ceved the public welcome Of the authorities of both
Nav York and Brooklyn Already these two great cities
Atty and theis honest OF Ireands 1t Is
enough Any further OF individual
by OF t,nmpha pomp TAR ugh the busy streets OF New
all have heart and would do be oppressive
and humAtipg TO When teputstion waited upon
took the liberty Of suggesting that e proposed parade
Monday which day the City all be opened
Of receiving such ac
afterwards enting TO meet upon another day
thai procession thing contemplated
If tisay msled your Seputation myself
INDULGENCE For the future il wish
to en- ploy myself quietly. but zeaousy amer more
genial and elective for good.
remain gentlemen with sentiments Of regard and graft
tude, your obedient servant, JOHN MICHEL
Barnum has invited Mr.. Mitchell and Mr.. Mssgher to
witness the thrilling performance Of Uncle Toms
Cabin ~ What next
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TIE srHAxsuP BArno, Capt. Coms,ook, left At noon

Tas smAAsnP BAIno Capt. Comsook, left at noon YES
tsreay for Liverpool with lot passengers.
TBE STEAMSHIP HUMBOLDT "A tesgraphic despatch from
Halifax Of the 9th iDs to Walter r. Jones, ESQ., Presi
dent Of the Atlantic Mutual Company
fear that tbs sssl will become total loss The stem
the port side il broken under the ma chinery There
thirteen feet water at her bows and thirty feet
little abaft the wheels One third Of the vessel Was
clear of the rocks At water al her decks were IN
der water the port side. Six hundred and thirty pack
ages had been got out mostly in damaged state, and
most Of the rest would be saved The weather continued
favorable. The Roger Williams American Alta ntic, Mer
shsnts and Commercial Mutual Offices all Of Prsvidsnce
have each . risk of $40, 600 tho Humboldt
SBP BUILDING QUEBEC. Twenty. four ship builders
have upcn the stocks twenty eight ships the smallest Of
which is $50 tons. Three Of them l, $50 TOMS and
only under 100 There Ia alse ship Of 800
tons building at Point Trembles and Of $50 at
Kingston G. W. All under the special supsrintend.
Of Lloyds surveyor Thomas Menzss Esq and most
Of them intended for the highest classification of colo
NAL ships The aggregate tonnage Of these vessels is
about So, COO
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Personal Infe11lpnncp

Judge Lane, Ohio Dr.. G. W. Peer. Rochester, New
aeIs john n. stacy Eq, Troy New York = Webb,
Hartford, Co., arrived ct the Prescott House, yesterday.
The He Robert KcLane, our minister to China, and
James !. Brady. Esq., of New 'rk among tbs
passengers in the steamship Baltic which left for Liver
pool yesterday.
Il Williams, South Carolina, A. S Kenics, Maize,
and II IL Johnson Delaware, am ing the arrivals
,estegdsy At the Cooper House.
From Ha-re and southam in the steamship Humboldt.
wrecked near HalifsxGersrd IL Coster; Louisa Depau,
Bora Reed water Manton NJ and Mr, Coa%Ss and
s ss M M Mis- nemP H.sn
Bird Frendenreich Bishop Miegs and four priests De
t9 In s H.;
ysns Peters Nj ana Ms Marshall and dsushse: Hr:As
IIsss.is, Bc1i1Ts. Louis grrs Coaster j Sch .at
vi.Tie, Greu1' Rosensssim, Loeb, Miss Treamps.
5ass Miss H Hfias fsaas asSs
las de Baron Madame &c Baron anu SUI An' ''0
From Bristol B. in Br bark Cosmo-Mr Flower. Mr. Fry
SysIPs2 sss ssS Nm ss
and lady New York; Bate. and lady do Bates,
IL ssrsn tRs ss'ii itsssssass
D1ass
FFn ngt Mrs ssshs,. Fra eel John Msrser New
ts' WIZ a:ss afs SA
M, ia, ar: md NJ, Jsos: ns
wilkins Of Eng and AsG Iearde and Flores Vaiators
P1 ss'a asf @sss nv !9's .u MI
f York Y sl S,iS
Leitz California Nj Lesrain Now York Mr. Il Shea.
MsT 59Gs s;r N spsn Harris Mrs
.as ssssq essi I'm: as! Ys4t
asLa Minister sss'a ehu. ie ssms S Nv
S Sa.s .Pf pss s Eissy Eng
WIN smith; LaT,ord, Thos kimbcr, z March II lay
RDtnsrSs WIN Duass K I9p
Jacobson, Raspon France Robert Graham bourne;
Graham Eng; Milnsy ! Tlortres Robt Nelson, WIN
II Hall Mayer, Stewart and friend Droos. 7 X.
saur Ycss; Wade do Jndkin' BO'"n' shil-
For Savanna ~ the steamship ForidaMss Yslyert,n.
Murray Mead Henry sulon Levi. Hsnry ysss , I
Genning, Whit ran, ira Peck SON na wson and
Mp nsr wP Ra.n .dy and ns a,
Mis- Joi son o Miss noy Yrs Shuttle wcrsh, ehiII
i ,iyS ns sTs
Orr three Children and servant Mrs Aetcaf aud two
children Mr. Tomuey Mr. Powell Waiter crsnston Sou
two sIersn servant JOIN SeTes a Ts w,y n
lady Miss Louise Smith, sies Ann Smith Hill GIN
snd lady, Lsisy Geo II rs Allen j., Geo Barnes
Richards Mrs strong apd two children ufori
Pei, Hoover, DR. Hunter Mrs Bailey. Miss Bsiiev
John Kiibum, Mrs Cap. Dritton--and 70 IN stosras.
Tor sriolk; Sc in the STEAMSHIP imestown j Free.
hS. as B Gas co dos sas sn wG .S
and child = ston', ssws.d, Helpless, Koekar, =
Msrtin Cro,well and dsushtsr Peter arrinst,n
and lsSy Mrs Hrdren and grsndson Mrs Save Mrs Was
riots and son win De>n, lads and tro Children samuel
Bowsrs, 7 olcer, Edw fitzgerald, Mira Commngs-and
~ Ia tho steersse.
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Melancholy Disaster at Sen.

LOSS OF THE kEysNi'E CUTIE. HAMILTON, AND PRO-
BADLY ALL BUT ONE OF THE HANDS.
CH4NEsroN, Dec. 9, 1858
The revenue cutter hamilton left the Dry Dock here
on Wednesday, for cruise having board Thomas E.
Rudolph, of 81. Mars Ga the c,p.aiu Camilus saun-
ders, of Gen Rcmuus Saund, first lieutenant; E.
G Hines, second lieutenant and crew OF twelve men
II blew hurricane last night during which the Ham
ton lost of Tuy Bresters. Charleston bay. The off,
and took to the life boats of which has
not yet been heard Of but the other containing Captain
Rudolph, the Quartermastsr four men, and two boys
capsized in the breakers, and all drowned with
the exception of who dashed to the boat
and was picked up this morning by the Savannah
steamer. All the officers had wives in this city.
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TIE Railroad Troubles at Erie.

EkIE, Dec. 10, 100
The railroad company last night completed laying the
track and repairing tue bridges to the city limits and
the train from the State line to within
mile Of the Dept IL the right the rioters a. HARDER
Creek again tore the tracs destroyed the culvsrt
bridge and ploughe up part OF the grade of the road.
Many citizens here indignant at the action Of the
mob and desire the railroad bs lett unmolested. Many
of the rioters paid FOR thsr work by interested
ties The company will lay the track through the city
to day
The postmssters here and West have sent reports to
the Postmaster General stating the of the .say in
the mails,
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Arrived-7th, schrs D Horton, Hlems, Philadelphia
Louisiana, -, Phladelphia for Newburyport; d G
Book, Allen NNork for Gouldsborough; James Ingra
ham. Wheeler do for Portland.
sailet-sth ship Omega (of Nant), Hawes for Pacific
Ocean Some Of the vessels that left port
turned and others did not get under weigh that
ported sid.
Also SD schrs Granite Lodge and Banner for Glouces-
ter Jos Lane for Rockport John Stul Roam, Effort,
Peru Lgh foot Bengal Zema and Louisa by or, for Bos
ton: Senate for Newburypo Horton, Kendrick Fish,
Louisiana D Hrookes, and James Ingraham.
9TH arrivals this morning
PHADBfMA. Dee 10 Pm.
Arrived-Bark Oak, Ryesr, Boston; schrs watche,
WOOSTER Passport,
Cleared--sehr Mary SOUL thompson, Savannah; steam
er kennebec, Copes, NYork.
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sHr RATHER ashore, near Cuntuck inlet, is like to-
prove total loss She vessel Of 63S tons re-
eis,er built ct Baltimore In 1S42 where she Is owned
There Is insurance In this city for goo on vessel
Dr. rRe cHAs DE WOLF, hence for st John, NIB, whi,h
went sshoro Hog Island got on after dscharyng
part CT her cargo without resolving any material dsnAge
taken in tow of Sandy Hook by steamtrg u ooh Bell
and brought TO tho city Is leaking about 1000 strokes
per hour.
BMe Ero OF Belfast, drove ashore At TURKS Island,
IN gale, 18th ult, bigsd, and would - total oss
sonR FcoN ashore on the West end OF FISHERS Island
long Island Sound, hAns from StsubeD, Me She went
ashore at O'Clock ON Wednesday morning, 1t blowing
strong at the time, ana ct last counts was fun Of
water. Ths crew wsrs vposoA ios Avs hours in hsr boA
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IPrr sTEAMsmp NIAGARA. At HALIFAX.

TEE c1kANsHF NIAGAEA ~ HAIFAAI
AsTwur-sld Nov "a, Hahnemsnn Wyatt, NYork,
poRDKAUx-Adv Nov 49, Ellen Mafh, FOX N0reans;
HaDss, Jas Cray, and ii Spaidng, ftr York.
Sid from Roysn, 10th, Telice, NYoIk
Ds.I, uHAyIN--Arr Nov l5, T. Cochran, Noyes, Trim
idad 1th Favorite Baltimore Sid 2otb Coriolan Wul,
kyork.
sid from tue Texsl 10th, Pegasus, NYork.
BlFAsr--Arr Nov 49, Eureka, Sloan, Philadelphia.
BdsroL--Arr oil the Pin Nov "a, Tenaro Bars.ow New
Yora.
Sid from the FIJI Nov 10 Lady sey mour England Nor.
leans; Henry Buck, PeDdlston, Csrdenas goth Albert,
Rec, NYork Hesper, Piichard, Charleston; 2ad Alba.
mia, Iattlsfeid Nor,ok; AL nals. Bre wer NOrleAua.
BkAcBr HAP a Nov 81 N Hicks, from NY,r RI for
Antwerp.
Cowss-AIr Nor u, Hermann (s), Hggins, NYcSt,
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The Weather and Navigation.

BUFFALO, Dec 10 1853.
The weather Is n and calm.
The steamer Sultaua leaves for Cleveland t,ni9ht
crowded with paeser gers The Louisiana ca me in today
Yes els running freely
IL the pleasant weather continues, lipe viii be f,rr
oil to Cleveland while he railroad trouble continues
The lake In M nooth as In summer time.
CIRvgIAyD Dec 10 1853
Tho weather continues mild and there Is no frost In
ths sroDd Navigation the lake and canal, mint
r1psd but he vessels and boats are mostly laid up
SYRACUSE, Dec. 10, 1858
I! cold last night bat II is warm Indi an summer
day. some boats are plying break near Weedsport
u reported.
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From the Cape OF Good Hope.
DIVISION OF THE EAFfIRS LANDS AMONG WHITE
SETTLERS, ETC.

SETTLERS, ETC.
Bosroy, Dec. 10, 1883.
By The bark Sprngtsk from Cape Town, Cape OF Good
Hope Oct. 25 arrived hare to-day, have Cape Town
papers to that cate which state that the country con-
tnusd in quiet state, only few isolated murders 90
curing. The authorities busy engaged in aoting
the forfeited lands of the unfortuI Kas to Datch
and English settlers portion Of the English troops at
the Cape are to g. 70 India.
Late sdvices received at the Cape from Mantus
stss that the sugar crop there had been ell gathered
in, and amounted to the unprecedented quantity of
$4,000 tons That island alss rapidly increasing in
population, nov numbering ne Arly 90, 900 souls,
copper mine had been discovered at the Cape
The Springbck spoe Nov 4, in lat 80 46, Ion 81 o.
saip Lightfoot, from New York for sanFran.isco
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Memoranda.

IAuycTm-At South Prospect, LIST inst from the yard
of Hchborn, Esq first class ship of $50 TONS called
the Loeb Lamar to be commanded By Capt Wilson HIGH
born, who Is part owner. Mr. Vim Brown Of Frankfort,
was the master builder.
At Belfast, Sd inst, by MessrS David Pierce Co. fine
schr of about 200 TONS called the John PIERCE built
the timber trade and for sale. Mr. Woodcock super
intended her construction.
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From phiIadeluh,a

FR1-FATAL RAILROAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
TEE STEAMSHIP CITY OF GLASGOW.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10, 1853.
sanords Ethiopian opera house. Twelfth street. be
low Chestnut, vas damaged by Are last night.
Daniel TOLL the brakeman the Pennsylvania railroad
Who injured on the 9TH inst, died this morning.
The steamship City OF Glasgow sailed at noon to
day for Liverpool with 2lo passengers and 500 Oos in
specie,
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The Canal Board-Appointment or State
Engineer.

ALBANY, Dec. 10, 1855
The Canal Board met this morning aud heard claims
Hsnry Ramsey, of Schenectady formerly assistant en-
gneer under W. Perkins resident engineer for this
sub division has been appointed State Engineer This
movement has caused considerable feeling and ruuored
designations OF sub division and resident engineers are
quite current.
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Suspected Murder on Lake Erie.

DorAboi Dec ~, 1853.
There was some excitement the dock, when the
steamer Louisiana came in ts-dayin consequen,s OF
charge Of murder sganst OF her deck hands who
are Pectsd Of robbns and throwing overheard the
second mate of the steamer Buckeye State who as IN
board The had, however been arrss .e5 a.. fTsra
land where the Louisiana touched in coming Sora ''o
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The Health OF New Orleans.

NEW UsISANs Dsc. 10, 1893.
The Mayor has published card declaring that the
health ofthis city better, and it b perfectly
fsfe for yisters
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Southcrn MuiI FalIure


BALTIMORE Dec. 10, 1888.
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CHofFRA EPIDEMIC IN NEw 0RLRASs-From the solowtag
report Of the nermsnts 10 Neg sAns during hs week
ending the 26th ult it will be that the cdolsra
has become Epidemic it having durog tas week doubled
the ordinary average mortality
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The territory Of Mnnes ota ia about four times tina szs
OF the State Of Ohio extending OF 100 co.,
coo ~ ncres,
bill has Nsu introduced into the House OF Repre-
seax.lvss q Geosga, to s.sysat betting elections,
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CHARLESTON Dec. 10, 1853
no United sta'ss mail steamship Jotss mar Caasaio
Tsoms Esas, from Sew York, arriSs this morning
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ny SANDY Hook pRryIIve TELEGRAPH

[BY SANDY HOOK PRINTING TFIIaaAPH.
THK HIGHLANDS, Dec 10--Sundown.
Two brgf SOUTH and onelorig of the Highlands bound
10 steamI hips jamestown and Fords passing the
have good cling.
Wind moderate from NE Weather hay.
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Garland. Fnrbush, Newburyport for baltimore Sid the
above these before reported in port except schrs
Arr 6sb, brig Sam Small, Treadwsu, Philadelphia for
Salem schrs Aimi.a Ann WALL do for Boston Martha,
anchor, calls split &c) Geo Lewis, Daniels Bos ton TOR
Tapgier Returned, schr Cameo. Sid schrs Medora I'd
In port II AM, calm brig Sam Small schrs Leo. rsps:
Eliza jane, Almra Ann, Martha Romeo and C.meo.
MoBIE-Arr Dec 9, bark Jane E Williams, Weeks New
Amelia, Berram, Barcelona; brig Edward Lind, Buchanan,
Havana; ep scbr Nueva Esnerada NiIstt, BArcelona.
rS pso h., ss
bark saranac Hay Charleston brig Columbus (5paniah)
Palmer, Havana 50, IN, ship Empssor Tibbstss Bcs-
tor, Cotter, Liverpool bark harriet Martha, Purifier,
TO 'sa Nary @ s"S R
elphia Ontario vapgdsr Baltimore f,r Norwich;
prop oqinsbsug, Hoam, New York. ship Ann H,lmsa
G5sdtee, Sandwich Islands; Harriet Smith Rogers,
s si Fsssn .ros @ .ss
siksp, Philad.pti.; V II sheldon, spr.gus, do; d;
EEs 5sn DO ao
cot Philadelphia from do; Adventure Lewis, do from
pers snio Ne. YORK; Ch.. ojsdoS
Sn b. New York. from Norwich. SD sloops Renzi Durfy
New York; Irss Kiln, Avery DO
Norfolk via Nyork; Mary Ann and Caroline, Ella
Brown snd Rusiin Philadelphia 9th, johnson, Nor
folk; Aatamaha, Phnsdelphia.
PHlLADELPHIA-Arr Dec Q, steamer Kenpebso, Copss
NYork ship wataga Walferd, Glasgow via Quesnstown.
PROVIDE. CAR Dec 2, schrs Mountain Was, Cool
Norfolk; Union, Bangs, Baltimore, via Arponaus; Ns
thantel Holiness Godfrey Al. xanlra; Wore sstsr, Rhodes
Phiiadelphia; Mary n Minrn, CArlisls, do Nary an
Ellis, Weaver, DO; Chares Hawley, Smith Albany
United Smith, Maiden, Work soops Fros Trader. Bake,
Albany Excel, Braoy NYcrk, for Fall River. SID schl
Eve green, Biyen Baltimore; Iiadem, Jarvie NYork.
IORrLAND--Arr Dec 9, sohr Suss,l, GRAHAM, NYori
Cid abip Cumberland (nsw, o66 81 3Gth toRs), Merh.
Mobile
PORTSMOUTH Arr Dec s, schr Julian, Young Norsof
RlCHMOND-Arr Doo 3, schrs Cbss Pitsman Jones NJ
York; Hanover, Wsfple, New York; rornelis Coo
New York John Tyler whorf, Cotton Sid schrs Galee
Nelson New York; ant, Winters, New York; cDsy
Rogers, Boston
SAvANNAH--Cld Dec g. brig Aurora, Barney, NYo
9Th schr l. Dayb Davis do.
sToNINGToN-- Arr Dec s. achrs J BIrdsal, Birds,
james River; y Williams, do; Con lafayette fhomps
Port Even; sS op Lady Washington. Warner, Rondoat
TAUNTON Arr Dec !, schrs Z yiskerI, and Jan
WASHINGTON EC-Arr Dec 8, Deborah, NyosS. 4
ist, asSs Ella. : willsttA and Rio. NYesk.
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~ >./'~ Constantly "n h2r!. m.a.iu'rr:,rc, by L..
kEE~u,w. =" Formerly - CiIar',.,r.v.i - Fusion
State. County. and Town ulirrr> are respectful
y invited I" c,H :... y min. h.ir. ,,ur,.ill>!,.,
rI-""heH'- Any communication PROMPTLY arreni-
81 10
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&. INLMjS A co.

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F.e.'1. Hti,l-" W. -, ".
A.-". Willow VAR. l:ro.;i.~ Erl;-i, ia-S.-. Ma,
1...'. a., ~ : a.. =. ,i.r.r Ma,u..ch..
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California and Australia

l. : >t>r"lI. Passenger A-'.rr. L Wl-df-..,i, =
l"y'> Building. Bosom. >-,~,in-r- ior California
al 9Th an .h 90, ,.-i' '';'.'ll. Nc--.'- r,r An
I-i.1 ''r., W.. /" ~-'.g- -rr. j,r:li, ai,i,lica-
= ~, >ln..' See ui. =. carly
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THOUSANDS

A TEEtDY r.rnrr-:'tv The yau. 81 ina, Nj
L r..r,5." h,,-!ii.l, liz Patent self lI---!r.
>u,~.r...r.-, Iron. l,s..- v.r. tri,.. i:
I,T ale a. JiNfTl>
:. I"'lr-hury. Mari ~ Is. elcNa,-I
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SaiawlaNIer Safes.

For every lu't"-'. atr 'N,c Il l"rr,. lnl NU,.fio,
M may h'r .''ircl l. WrN>i"w. >r,.-,..- \ e.
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iAr people Of New Haven have decid-
,'' 10y a close 'o+3 to petition the legislature
Tor authority To Introduce water into their CITY
at an expense not t. exceed 335 600
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Merchants and Others

''>''ih" ho>ton would do well TO examine
>M- P"t'"n@;!r> Boston Ea>ne.s Dircrr,orv
Vh'"h we publish this vice.. They will find
advertised rood, Of every variety
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Surveyors Blanks.

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