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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27

B0wERY THsATB1.-The Hibernian drama entitled
Norah Creina win commence the entertainments,
after which Miss Hfiert will sing the Low Backed
Car " the next feature win be the csmedietta Of
the Pas de Gorsaire, and the amusements will term
nate with the Wreck Ashore"
ROADWAY THgATKE-Two new plays the great
drama Of Erin our Home, and lis the Custom Of
the Country comprise the amusements this even
ing. In the first piece Mr. Williams appears Mi.
chael 0 Reilly, noble hearted Hishman, in which
he will sing Ellen Asthone. Mrs. Williams as Mary
Moriarty. Miss Price and Miss Josephine will dance
lams appears In her inimitabe personation Of Messe
Yankee girl
NIBLo's GARDEN.-The celebrated opera Of the
Bohemian Girl" by Bafe will be repeated to-
night. The scenery is beautiful, the costumes
are rich, and the orchestral music excellent
Madam Anna Thillon appears as Airline, In
which she received such enthusiastic cheers on its
last representation Mr. Frazer is very good in the
character Of Thaddeus, and Mr.. Hudson is much ad-
mired as DevilshoOf No doubt there will be anO-
ther crowded house this evening.
NATIONAL THEArRE.-The great drama called
Uncle Toms Cabin, which is now in its second
week of representation, will be repeated tonight.
Little Cordelia Howard will sustain her original
character Of Eva, performed by her one hun
dred nights, Mrs. Howard as Topsy, and Mr.. Germon
as Uncle Tom. 1t will be played every night this
week.
AMERICAN MUsEUM.-The appearance of D0net-
VI troupe OF actlDg monkeys Will conclude CQlS
week. They are really well worth seeing. They
perform on the slack rope, tight rope, and in the
circle and in pantomime scene called :" The De-
serter."
HIPpoDRoAE-The magnificent pageant Of the
Car Of Flowers or the Pleasures of the Enchanted
IsaLd, together with the exercises of the menage,
the chariot races, steeple chase, and other much
admired feats, will be given this afternoon and eve
ming.
CHRIsTYs AMERICAN OPERA HoUsE-The pro-
gramme for this evening consists of variety Of
lodies and instrumental pieces, as also exquisite
dancing.
WOODS MINsTRELs-The first and second part of
the amusements consist Of melodies and instrpnen-
tai solos All closes with the performances of the
African Brothers.
BUCKEYES SERENADERs.-This band is greatly
admired. They offer fine programme for this
evening. Swain Buckley is host in himself.
ASCENT OF MONT BLANC.-Mr Owens admirable
entertainment is deservedly meeting with liberal pa
tronage. The paintings are beautiful, and the lee
ture is excellent
BANvARDs PANoRAMA.-The panoramic view of
the Holy Land is largely patronsed and will likely
continue So so long as we have so many strangers
visiting this city.
HOPE CHAPEL.-The beautiful panorama of the
Falls OF Niagara should be seen by all those who ad
mre beautiful painting. 1t is work Of great artistic
merit.
Madame Anna Bishop gave concert in Portland,
Maine, on the 25th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27

BRIG ADELAIDE, Clark, hence for Inagua before report
ed ashore near Mayaguna backed off the 9th inst,
when they found the brig had sustained considerable
loss having broken off all she ruddsr pntes rugged guys
and brought her to lnsgus survey was called BY re-
her bottom Who reported that the false keel was gone to
the main Chains streaks several butts
stern pest and planks chafed forward survey recon-
mended the rudder to be repaired and temporary re-
pairs to be made sufficient to permit her to proceed
to Nassau, where there sre greater facilities for
pairing
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Judge Kane replied that the only question before him
whether he had authority TO issue the writ and he
had determined that he had dsne unadvisedly
The custody Of the Marshal continued with the
sheriff with his previous orders Of the State Court to
take him TO prison.
We understood that the Marshal had called in Geo. NJ
Dallas 70 confer with and that Mr. Dallas had advised
him to amend his return to the State Court.
Here the matter rests for the present.
from the Evening Bulletin July 26l
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE SURRENDERED TO THE STATE
AUTHORITIES.
Yesterday afternoon o'clock the United States
MArsnAl custody OF MI Binmeyer, deputy sheriff for
contempt Of court before reported appeared before
judge Thompson and asked leave Of the Court TO anne
his return, in Vie following words
ITO the Honorable the Judge within pamed:-I do
hereby certify AID retsrn that have here the body
OF George smith, otherwise called Bill Fisher al by the
within writ am commanded and for Of detainer
further certify and show 70 this bon0nbIe court the
warrant Of M. Commissioner fngrahau whereby I am
directed to take aud the said Bill Fisher back to
The state Of Mary land, from whence he hath escaped
&c which said warrant herewith present and
copy thereof 10 this my return further return and
certify, that held the said smith ali "a Bill Flsber
the Marshal Of the United States in and for the East
sn District Of Pennsylyans, bound such under the
constitution and laws Of the United States 10 do and dis
pore with regard 10 the body OF the said George smith
otherwise led Bill Fisher. in and BY the said war
faLt am commanded
JUDGE Thompson accepted the return and ordered Il to
bs hied.
Mr. wynkoop then asked to be DISCHARGED from arrest
Judge Thompson discharged him without hesitation The
Judge then ordered a commitment TO be made out for
Fber TO 1T court and to await the claim OF the
shers officer surrendered Fisher into the custody Of the
keeper o. the Moyamensing prison.
THE ORIGINAL HABKAs CORPUS IN THE NATTER
THE SLAVE PRESENT IN COURT.
THIS morning the original habeas corpus granted by
Sudgs Allison On the petition OF Lyteton Hubert, bail
sher before Alderman Euue upon the charge OF a..
ait ard battery spa Incl ing 70 riot was heard before
Jpdgcs Thsueou aadAS.soa.
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80 St' 49,. 80 ~ - S.' @ .si ,s rsl .td
Tf1 si i"' ..s.d ns,Is DAY Tho sale. 2'o
t.s. Eio .,itsGii, re NETS isssst ulc
s l. , o ms ~ 's s 90 6sd.
os.e'e AK ,e M. t"a ," s :. is .s,. amman, r ,i
usrs a.o .ud %, hhd' Cob" Mo'oo'aio at ""4e &c
mn c,u,s In speculative demand rdee' very nihs
., sh nses i..lsfu snd wo.'ea at ~ gi Accord
a{s msAe duu ba, steady tho 'aes iooO' Ea'-
urtH The den,na for Eastern spruce Pine continues
ec.s srd the sa's ao onf caisoe' At VI
III AslK rti,ss without variation the dem,nd . mo
- % dsllsttcd hero, aud " 10
az 6or lof uM. White Windsor Caeihed Ia good de-
dard much antrd. Sales 500 hba At VI - gdaJ,
Spca STEADY with ,ales of 100 bb at 81 Lump
tsuuch wanted a 81 "a which ~ decidedly better -.
TOBACCO lilo tends dow inward swing "a We pItVoy
stated H. snais the sales are 1Vo n1s
1872 bales Cuba oioi
stsic nj Come, ticuf Scsd Leaf at 81 ai5o .,
sT-rices quc stiff al descriptions vi tonlsney
so urvd the sns sacks Ashton a. 81 75a 81 90 w
hL Curscoa At Sc 1900 hua Turks Island at oc aud wv
nInFS-Ihe IL active and prices sl advancing
Sal, sre $50 Oruoco s at 6sc 1000 Buesos Ayrs y
arrive Al lsc Wet do i0e- cent lees for cash 80
do It's .o;c cent less for cash and lVV 40 ~
ne.
active inquiry for mos descriptions but
decline buying at the high prices 1te6 Engsh
$50
xs do Is 80 gend - dor Roans private ternf
tGc Whale qne.; buyers holding on ior urihsr
news from only small lots 81 quota
tons 6oci Crude Spernis dull owing
10 the advanced prices skcd Fall GOOD dsmandt 81 5b0 i
nv with GOOD demand sales 400 gonsN 909i; four months
W,t,.rn int PAIN j. ouie.
STORES-Our market Spirits Turpentine eAer;
lbs Crude with better demknd
Wilmington "a 756S i81i Common Resin steady sales ss
hls ilmingon and 40 bbs North Country al 1T
unchsnse in value sales 800 bss At -
quiet but steady the sale. arc Only at retail
rate, the initials Neen and Grand Bank At % y
ass 81 Mfckefcl dull the supply 10 light and prices are
6rin lbS Is for No large, ola . Tor 40 snai
for No2 and 30 descriptions unchanged
w.rs the feet Sales Of 1000 rs Polsr for
4
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Hudson River Market Boats.
Fright La,ef Cattle and Farm Prodaet' ges0Gly.
IRennr,ed e1clu.relx for The n. Y. Daily Tribune.


GReporied exclusively for The N. Y Daily Trbuns
Can't King Of he Columbus arrsng Toes
Ing al foot Of Harrison from Hudson reports no articles
by Veal Calves so Sheep aud Lambs 20
Fowls Turkeys A. Geese 2bb Esfs 60 tus and pals buer
go bbs Potatoes 500 bales Hay a. do Straw IL bb Apples ~ do
6ns otcco Carriages o bags Bran 50 pieces marble boxes
Casup 81 do Candles II Cooking Stores ITO bbs Ale % bales
Flannel
CsJ Horton the large Star arriving Tuesday morning foot
ip OF Nov viz bb EGs tubs and pals Butter - bbs Po
4to ales Hay 1s do I53 bb Apples ~ do other
FuE % DO Wheat 10 DO Rye Al bags Buckwhea do Turnps
500 des Leather 10 bales sheetng ji Paper boxes
Goods
Capt Iugson Of the Splendid arriving Tues
Muray-st from New Hamburgh the fol
articles by the tp Of November beeves Cow with
swine l57 Fowls 81 Tukeys 20 Geese y tubs and pals
Buttery bbs 80 bses Straw u bbs Apples Is
other Frs bb Cider Il do Wheat Flour 10 do Rye Flour s.
lts Iuokwhest Sc bags Cora Meal 600 bushels Oats 10 roOs
Leather q sacks Horn Scraps boxes Combs III
Barrels. IS bales Yarn, Hone, i,oll quarts Mix
Of barge Eewbursh arriving Monday
from Eswtursh reports the following
the fist "trip % Dceves 90 Beef IS Veal Calves
doz Ee pals and 100 Ikins Butter bbs Apples
DO Cider. II bbs. Rye Flour, 80 siaes Leather.
Capt Rome OF the steamboat Utica arriving Tuesday morning At
reports the following articles by the TIP Nov
fni, hhds bb Ale bales Wool loads furniture SIS
sides Leather, Horse
Can't Jas Rosekrans Of the tow boat Exchange arriving Sunday
morning reports the following articles by the
Tip Nov. viz % BeesO Cows and Calves Veal Calves eJ
Sheen Ltm C3 seed Dressed Fowls a Dacks
100 tus and pals Butter ~ bales Hay 10 do Straw %
Rye 100 bush Corn Meal coo bush Corn 1000 do. Rye.
CrtHsesd OF the barge Munk arriving Thurday morning
Ly the nip Becv6s u Veal Caves 80 Sheep and
Lambs Swine Fowtes 80 Turkeys % Geese ~ Ducks 90
tus ind 50 Ikns Butter % bills Apples do Cider 30 do
Rye, 10 bsles and bxs Goods, Pisno Forte
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following table shows fol Of the principal articles
Philadelphia Markets. ,
TUESDAY, Nov. g.

The FLOUR steady ,rd but there much de-
to-day only about 1000 barrels good straight
sold I2 per barrel which general sssins for
slipping brands The home dealers buying moderate extent
within the ~ 80 barrel for and
fancy bsnds RYE FLOUR firm at - per barrel Coax MEAL
l. 81 and ~ barrel for Banfywine
sale Of the iomer reported At about quotations WHEAT
active and prices tend upssrd sac 900 bushels
to,D sold for hpment and milling 81 aS 81 for good
Reds ard 81 6asl g. for White quality RYE wanted
active end and 20 1000 bushels
rocd southern Yellow brought &c Ahost OARS
dull with further small sales Of Southern at aic
gOOd lois The CoTTos market without Change and
500 als sold siedy Isos and LEAD firm AMI sell
wanted previous quotations GROCERIES inquired for and
olsgs Rio Cohsc sold Iol ae time
mostly H. retail stfAy rates; Rice selling At q dfsc
Seed advanced prices aud sales Of old
seed reported sta&6 b p busel NAVAL STORES
md OIsSO change. WHISKY about stso1sy a. SoJec for
Ia Id
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IL< Pkt061fDAi0 L1dgeC AYE
We Uuferffsnd that large stock dealer in this market
ro sto broker hss yielded the pressure Of the times
ard The decline in prices His liabilities are said
70 BE large and viii affect two three other houses doing
ne PHILADELPHIA Bank and the Bank Of the Northern
Lbere. yestefdsy made their usual semi annual divi
ce1os II per cent each the former payable demand
sDc fhe later and after the 10Th inst.
The Germantown Bank has made dividend Of y
ceI; he HincIt Bank at Pottsyie, cent and the
BsIk If Pi'Uburgf y cent
II BosioI the Money msrke ID very stringent at 1908
a TIE Pot pronounce money and dearer than
a any tine FOR year
Eis bleyed .iai the November earnings Of the Yer.
mn. Central md Vermont and Canada viii be between
tssco and sloocC and those Of the Ogdensburg alone
VII e1c'ed ts0Oco
The l0w.ug IL ts lat news from the NDnesOta' The
tgeDi nYs,es spder date Of OCT ~
srslye1 hsFs The z)h inst from the Saul aud have
syeut os; VI lhis day in thoroughly examining the mine
40 .astrce41 ~ show throughout The south lode
Hfts NJ si6ii h1s nOw d0rn that we commence
ec,,s2 ~ " DAY IT hboyi 100 t1ns. about 30 feet
ioIg ~ vie and from " feet thiek, with good lode
n lssss o.te sboye belDN Gnd on eah sile ofatruly
sJ5encic ling ~ The east pan " ne NINE above 20
ffs jess oHhs,s amber Ds m u nssses the weight
n nL1L IS o.Hesi ., estimate bat there l. over 100
t.Ls dovp MIR IL ts ncbest pm u the inino Ut
tesssa H. 1il-sf ptfts 4 openings Appearances
a seae'sI oilg efe beiif' ihsn ssDsi think
liz Ezyoi1s IT. f.s nesk ending 5py
TN q III ~ .o w. o. o. tx aa 80, .a4 ~ 70 ~ e..
7e.e - va ssse. u s r~~ses'i1a izss.ss E"f' o'
a,s'ee',- % 40. e,er "a ~ ..t. wlss' 1sn o.
f<f ~ - stsa ~ ~ D. Cisass % ~ d. is4uss
.LsI Elsg ltIs51e UL1is1s A. s<s ~ Jses ~ ps.As
lirs - nm styfs ~ 80 hi's
- ls - Ileess feiis~ "A ~ ssets Is
ts., fDgss N1a.s n ~ fss4s Lss,sa bei ts9s'
i~S 1900 ,,s.s ... 49,, ....... s.. ,,a q. d.,
slylss ~ 49, ~ fe>s ~ 500
jIyso.yE RS. 81 20 D.saes WA<ss
ltaaAYr - IN ysA WAfs'l m - fs.s
~ W ny 9 ., mr. 5s< &. s~st ~. - o. ~
ree< y - Eaat @h'i q NIT. ~ -. q r...s ss%a-
s4. ~ - ~ ye,.g1 ~ East q y,.sa - Ma.
fst<~ So - s5ss ~ "a $500 t@f's b@pse. De~s- a.
R<s4s. ~ Js.s c0a4e @sy b4e wl,a lsI5 W. F@.s
a. Us - ~ ~ re.is sS.. u a. s ~ b.iS
sssts .f,>s,.s gst' ~ s4sss v f><.- 49,. avn
VIZ io.s 81 g. M yg'sA~o y go. bs-s,4
sNafs,.ss - lssl Vt-t- 8fss Sl@.as
f/Di/ Its<A
B,5Sys y go Ia4 S-'.s~ oeess "a 80 %. $50
n s.esA - ls4. lesD4 M ts slsl Sess ~ ~ bl.e
Faf * go r. n a. 3-1 ~ VI y1AeAs = ~ t@ss-t.
"a ~ s-~e- ~ 4s.vy -. f.5iI.A-- '@.sie--@f-.
~ 'sys..llf III f-slis Tt1,s III 81 Es1-t1lAa
toi4llc
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5..4s - Ast - is lA4i ., ~ iAf' Pyb-- Vt1-
~ fJLf ~ be9.f
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,tn, below -ry,1e ,,r, ~ t,chsns,, sni lhe rsss ~
,,,s,h cd Nre vi'cr. o, C~ie'ni, AVID sl ht ,r,.
r..t,i n.atre Hle ,hs ,erntr ta, improvement h,~
,,,rulsh las siraNrl, ,c,utn,ri eu le .rs lrN ani
thlf.tihnt tflvnd o. ID, Wh,n u.s bsi.., .aie el
hs.slsat, hd e,, v,,A e SOS, r,nt iss.a vU .ot,a
.,ver. ,h,s ha os lai, hs,v h,sn hnaoin ht ,ssRs
0,n ,rs cl N, Mtur> sui ~ she'll e,l aL,a ,,'nrss
sli,,', ,sN egain pehe. tho ,,,a,io,len 81 the es
,fp rews shvuA ~, Ne tsrA .san A. hunt 80
o., uy,hof va hr niusc ,c ,rslc an, unas.luo-s ffs
,rh wtc,,sl Witch Mus, ~ suhtf Gee awhile b. de
,aNvd iner., Tho want. os ,ha, branch e ndasif asv
~ 'ac 'hs, a., rWssaw ct as de'"a"l' e'" che s'e''
ct carHal 3s,4,.l toNuUl ksp ,alcs hh Sos -a '''"e
refv ,g,, ec ,h,,c h. ~ No'osl 4" 'b' 'DNr'''" d"
E.,r,si m.e,t|,s A., 6svieu knttp Should ihc sh'r
m,nts ct s1i ahl,ad TO Material, checked - e' rF~m
.,,s.r,p,,. rA he tho Hank, viii rr,hah, feel at ~
,Nt,1th 4, l.ant line. ,,u,cvhst wh.eh VIII rlc,e tha
wants az a., reNsuu'o ,ommani,'. WIN az NOW Weh"s
a.. .tuf,r,, vANh tu wy,As ra.t has boop ,d a 'h'
.t,,t lasi .'..s psl~t s,,a el lfeN y cent, With
..,J lr.nr, tho paies ar Ia q cont ess'c, Than
wh.n cd ~, v,gvi ga can Csc 'urp, ri money com
yslst .,s,, k~d at q zen,
w Coroo'cs rase has b,n clo,ecd hca'u,cs ol tho
rs,.tc Eairc,d Company. AMI has. W. understand. as
e,lsed % 9 ,rum An ius,arncut of y cont haa boon
,su.d urn a., s,,k cf ,hs Eoad coo cuth 90 which is
rs,aNe aam,i sl,N The p,v,tors OF iAs Company an
new n sson h,g ,ousidcrp, the hes, 60 advance
tie ittissis IT tAe ,nrpsc Il il rNposd 10 give the
v,A to contractors IN tons o hNy miles each Foro
siNns W. understand hs,c b,en made by firms ri con.
rseo's 90 Nuh the whole line
Th,s was y,N,s raphcal error Yesterday Ia tho Niurns
ct tAc Michigan southern Iain'ad which We rpnhish'
o,r,c,d The earnings tyr the last ioar months as CON.
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sases sf sse<Ls al Phn.d.I ps.ia-TrrrDaf. Nov :

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JCxSD<t Nes <-F =
las zoJeosee <s4ing I9eesc = as saDcs ssska yssl~
asy q nEsl seAsy enc e fhe sso1ae bos,c pine were
very kssysn yssssay 10 INC. ~ " " fsy saeaae1
Tfess S1y.x< a. seaegel feehsg ses ~ ses1eass
II fhs sse1ey zs1aa aow y improvement Ir.s
s4eee a ~. Al ssgseseaoela = . espf Iss10g e
ssnoel v eesa ia aesr / y oeza A9rrs1. = ecu
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se. 70 IL ssA1 Eqa1s AZ d4e n,assA y siA@f;
nss bss LsAn lssas besssss 1e,-s " Elceaag. -
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Markets. .Pc,orted bv TslegrnDh

ALhEY Nov eRecepis Of the eCO bis Flour
NU0ig Wheat 10 o DO Corn 1000 do Oats 1900 do Barley
FLour h without material change coo bbs cold WHEAr-rhe
,upy,s Of WeIn MKtd larger and prices hesyy; 5000
lush Niscoun cold 81 BsRLEY-l5 coo bush sold 7e
for tsdeslc
tFsELEtToN Nov BS4ies
Ntfd.
tErslr Nov "a report rsshod here to-day thai i've six
fsW fork Btnts had failed causing excitement Currency
and Kasrn E1cBAscE down to ai y cent pren
.nh ais have been pressed of FLouz cells II % 50
Unct doll Ht - viii few buyers BALES Of 600 bb Mess PokK
Onsd Al Fj ~ for and 800 bbls LARD DC
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Disasters, &c.

The DaLHousE ship of years Of ba o.est
suddenly down October 49, at $50 n while going from
Lendon to Lnsshf wnsIs 1e ,b h more P
time suddenly felt motion in the ship and
St,rshs speedily carving With her ii board
him sunk hoated OF and minAsed support himself for
cspsrs wis and two children had passengers
sHr Aus1SIAbin bad condition being twisted very much
s7PPossss tia, Il she could be ss Of would De i'm
HsREAwAY to,sed into Charleston time
eder q Court on H. following sound ssno SIS per
susno
HAv.sA Oct slThe Crescent City arrived th: morning
eeloniIg seryson Of the h making Lshs supposed
BE T re s.1a ives srscS and crSs we're ssen 70 run
in fer Tie shore for Lsfhor which brought her srolnd on .
mails taken % By the Spanish steamer rasabO aud are AZ
BRIG Prcoxc PAX hence Cembeand Habo side Of
C, no ds n Ts e.y5 I feet water
Bse oHFosD before reported ashore a c.yo Ia Cruz del Pds
ult and / !. said viii be reGtted there.
KArcs Of brig Aro NeybayPort from savannah re-
stor;Scl s1 hoars hedge anchor
thirty fsihoHs chain ansai fOre,OPnsst ssy,a old
BRe ParRIor arrived Holmes. Hole Jacksonville
reports cen stA S M u % zoe 70 me h o. a. ss
surIosed her be bg she psInd black with white
iai SsriIs heavy .ssi.,snss
seHH EeLAsrrsr At iiornes. Hole, NOV from Gon.iv.
ports passed ID " e on Is vessel OF from 80
70 dsusd With sails and alongside; painted
h wa. esa Soye III m ~ undosbsd.
The o.r Jone: from Norfolk Of and from NewBedf3d eOude
THE ORLANDO Of Beverly Pendetou from Rondout
"a % ro.Do9s s coal we. contss, on fdsy H.h
Lsbse for New and was 20 much injured that che soon et
h having o everything but what .ey stood Capt Pende
Zen also @ biz freight money for the Las trip amounting about
don on Saturday morning for rps'fs
aomH EIizA FHAsors Holiness Hole Nov G. from RonGoa
May Jane nom CALAIS or Now Yerl the had fore
isdsw, tul~ss,os fs and ala Sanctions b'oasn tho
Loaf libioen. fissins &c
pena vs,oorr Of Hse before ,vrorsd BY telegraph a. hay
lbs been e~sa into Charleston nom Jss.'onvis rs et
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