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m-The Crescent Of the 18th has

W-The Crescent Of the 18th has
an article on Col. Marks, and the
New Orleans Courier, which may be
safely called tight article. 1t seems
that the Courier has been Romaneing
about "our army in Mexico" and the
Crescent desires to set the editor
right, because as he says, he thinks it
is doing the Col, great injustice to
tell such stories about him The
Crescent says
We happen to know something Of
Col. Marks courage before the en-
envy" in Mexico-of the dangers he
encountered
I'm the iminently deadly breach.a
and of his
Hair breadth Escapes by food and field"
We will rehearse some Of them for
the special edifcation Of our readers,
and for the enlightenment Of the Ro-
mancer Of the Courier as well as for
the purpose of soothing the feelings of
Col. Marks, Whose modesty might
otherwise be shocked by the unquali-
fed praise bestowed on him by the
aforesaid Romancer.
The Crescent continues to say
Samuel F. Marks was Colonel Of
the Third Regiment of Louisiana Vol
unteers in the campaign on the Rio
Grande, aud arrived at the seat of wal
little too late to participate in the
first battles, and fer the glories Of the
succeeding ones he came away toe
soon
The Courier speaks of the courage
of Colonel Marks before the enemy
whereas, all the courage displayed By
him was in the enemy's rear, they
having uamosed from the theatre Of
conflict before the Colon-l's arrival.
What has the Courier to produce
after this =? We would like to see il
early.
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IA writer in Boston Medical
Journal cautions the public against
travelling lecturers who cruise the
country over, explaining the princi-
pies of vision,'' and peddling certain
exhausting cups which promise great
relief to those whose eyesight wanes.
He has examined the subject, and
cups. and ploneunces the Latter not
only worthless, but positively inju-
riOus.
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PAY OF THE New YORK PoLIcE.-
The New York Board of Aldermen
have adopted report in favor Of in
creasing the pay of the Police, as fol-
lows: Captains from $500 to $1,000
per annum; Lieutenants from $500
to $500, and Policemen from 5000 to
$500.
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SPLENDID ANIMALS,
And Gift Books for 1854.

ATREpucEp pRrcEs-.The Benson for
II 1854; the Gift of Flowers for 1854 );
Friendships Offering for 1854; also Mil
Ier's HYMNS Queens OF England Aiken'S
minstrel; Watson's poetical Quotations
Layard's Ninevah; Stephens Egypt Abb
bots Hero; Georgey's Hungary; Smiths
poems; Fem Leaves, by Fanny Fern, with
a great variety Of cheap Publications, all Of
which will be sold cheaper than by any
other house in Baton Rouge
oct-6-ly. GEO. M. HERoMAN.
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E-A great famine is said to rage
in the Birman Empire. Thousands of
men, women and children have COM
mitted crime in order to 60 to prison
to keep from death by starvation.
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rThe Public school in Ward
No. 2, will reopen on Monday next
the 7th instant.
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~ A man was lately arrested,
fined and imprisoned in Quebec, for
neglecting to take his hat off in the
streets, as the procession Of High Mass
was passing.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
THERE will be an election of directors
i for the Female Orphan Asylum Of
this place, for the ensuing year, on We'd
nesday the 10th inst, at the Asylum. By
order of TENNESSEE DAVIS,
oct. Aft President
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Forest Trees.

It VECSC HICCSs
r IVE-OAKS. Magnolias, Water-Oak.
IL and Wild Cherry trees, obtained with
the greatest care, and warranted to grow,
at S3a piece, apply to
- r. r. PICKETT.
~olders from the coast promptly at
tended to- nov. 3.
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Thackery says a woman's heart is
just like photographers stone-what
is written upon it cannot be rubbed
out. This is so. Let an heiress once
fix her affections on a stable boy, all
the preaching in the world will not
get her thoughts above oat boxes and
curry-combs. "What is written on
her heart can't be rubbed out" This
fact shows itself not only in love but
in religion. Men change their gods a
dozen tines, a woman never. To con-
vert Sister of Charity to Methodism
would require greater amount Of
power than you would make use of tc
overturn the pyramids.
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On the Goth ultimo, between eleven
and twelve hundred persons left New
York, nerly all bound for California
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-03

CORN MEAL. Corn Meal. fresh ground
" of selected corn. For sale at the
Feed and Produce store of
oct-1S 'J3-y. a JOSHUA BEAL.
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H- Erastus Brooks, of the New
York Express, has been nominated for
the State Senate by the Wings of N.
York.
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Spirit of the Morning Journals

An apology is due the public for
not having the usual amount of ''spir.
it's in our yesterday mornings edition,
but the apology we have is a good
one when we looked into the morning
Jourals, the spirit was not there
or if it was, we were In such mood
as not to discover it. Number 2, "of
walks about town" fourished and has
proposed a visit to the Garrison
grounds, and the Comet Office. We
hope he will discover the singular ap-
propriateness of the former for a gym
nasium Or menagerie, and second our
suggestion, that the State purchase the
same for The use of the Legislature ex-
clu,ively. We doubt not that less
time would be wasted in the "Halls"
by members exercising their lungs,
and going into dumb-bell motions, to
give actions to the Aexors and extern
sors of their extremities. An half
hours exercise daily, in the innocent
and healthy amusement Of leap-fr, G.
would considerably abridge the vol
ume of acts, to the credit of the peo-
pie, and The terror of the Philistines.
The author of walks" says he will
visit the Comet" We have on hand
choice stock of old Cognac, and we
invite all the clever fellows in town to
come with bin. We have many lusus
latuy'G, besides rara aus IN terrlS
all ofwLich we will show with the
greatest Of pleasure, and take upon
ourselves to explain the fitness OF
things. We believe every body about
here has either seen or heard Of the
Dodo, the Garriaway, and the Grand
Eloquent Crainum Longwindlcum; il
there be any one so deficient IN natural
history, he. or they. should come VI
aud lock at the animals" We hope
walks about town" will not fail to Wis
it us, for the table is in wai.ing.--Tht
Gazette say that Judge Robertson
will postpone the court (adjourn) from
the thirI Monday in this month to some
future period not yet made known
We think the editor of that papeI
speaks hastily, for there is as yet moth
ing on the "tapis'' to justify such al
assertion. There is 90 reason for tn
courts being adjourned. The bushes
to be transacted has already unavoid
ably suffered for want OF attention
and we feel satisfied that the Judg
will not adjourn again, because tn
town "has BEEN unhealthy. Their
is no fear now expressed on the Pal
of country people to come to town, an
{ there are matters to come before tn
Court that should be disposed of.
The only reason that could possibl
a be urged for another adjournment
might be that the planters have to gail
b., CT their crops before the frost W
have heard this urged, but might
, not be said at any other season. Th
Judg &c, We doubt not, is ready-th
officers and ministers of justice al
e all ready-or should be (this is VIII;
they represent the people for) an
why not have the Court docket cleare
and at once, before a Red Rive
raft of cases, block up the doorway (
the halls of equity.
s. ~C Cornelius Vrooman, the ma
e who has been on exhibition in Ne
e York for sometime past, beca0 b
I % IL
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CARDINES 100 half boxes Of the late
~ fsheIies Just received by
oct31 JOSHUA BEAL.
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bacon Shoulders. Sides and Hams,
ID for sale by oct PSI JOSHUA BEAL.
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~ OSHEN BUTTER IA choice arti-
VI Gle, for sale by
oct IS JOSHUA BEAL.
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The DEATH OF NJ. ARAGO, THE
French misunderstanding Paris
correspondent Of the Wv York, Com
mercial advertiser inf0l is us that NJ.
Argo is dead. HsJka at the ad-
vanced age of 81.
He was astronome ehcmist, logist,
legislator rural and pbaitical economist
meteorologist, botanist anatomist.-
For thirty years he has been the ac-
kDowledged head Of the Academy,
and has been director of the obseTv-
atory nearly as long. He represented
his department in the Chamber Of
Deputies throughout the reign of
Louis Philippe. He was member
of the Provisional Government in
1913. as Minister of the Marine. 1t
was he that received the American
deputation at the Hotel de Vile. In
the instruction Of June he went
through the Fauburg St. Marceau,
accompanied by drummer only, ex-
horting the people to lay down their
arms. He refused the oath of fidelity
to Louis Napoleon, after the coup
d'etat. An exception was made in
his favor, and | believe he was the
only one of the Governmental institu'
ton, that retained his position without
taking the cath.
However, Napoleon had lately ex
lied his brother, which perhaps ac
counts for this rare exercise of lenien
cy. Arago was seized with diabetes
three months ago, and suffered acute
ly but resignedly. On his death-bed
and on the day of his death, he revis
ed for a new edition, his tract OF
thunder, and sent one of his secreta
ries to find out the exact lenght o
certain undulatious in a given column
of air. Three hours before his death
he said to NJ. Biot-his colleague il
the meridian experiments in Spain
&c! must hand in my resignation a
perpetual secretary of the academy
as l can no longer fill the duties.
Very well, do" replied NJ. Blot
"and we will come in procession t
give it back to you, and reproach yo
for your ingratitude. He died with
out struggle, at six in the evening, a
the observatory, which he inhabited.
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E The proprietors Of the City
Hotel, New Orleans, gave the Howard
Association, a complimentary dinner,
as public expression Of gratitude to
the Association, for their noble phil
anthropy, during the late Epidemic
We clip the following toasts from the
proceedings:
Our worthy Mayor, the Hon. A. D.
Crossman His unremittiug exertions
in the cause of humanity during the
past epidemic have won for him the
universal regard and admiration Of his
fellow-citizens: -
To this our worthy find and quon-
dam contemporary, Mr.. Heyliger, Sec
rotary of the Mayor, responded in an
appropriate manner.
The people of the United States
Their liberal contributions in aid OF
the suffers of our city will long be re-
membered with feelings Of gratitude
by this community.
Drank with great enthusiasm.
The Public Press To it the Howard
Association is greatly indebted for theil
hearty cooperation in the cause O
humanity.
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A man in Cincinnati last week cut
his throat because he lived next door
to an amateur trombone player. The
coroner held an inquest, and returned
a verdict of "Justifable homicide"
Sensible jury that.---Gentlemen,
l give you the American eagle" and
here's hoping We may never be with
out one in our pockets. What do
you think of this sentiment Fine
idea, and beautifully expressed" eh !
-Mrs. Eliza Mason, of Cincin-
natl, is lecturing on Geology in Indi-
ana.--J. F. Meline has been ap.
pointed vice consul of Denmark, at
Cincinnati, Ohio.--A gentleman,
speaking of Cincinnati, says its most
appropriate name would be the Ham.
burg of America. yes" replied
another, Il think it will be the meat
tropolis of the United States"
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m DOTH POWDErS-Mastcha Tooth
i Paste. Charcoal Tooth Paste. Bal
samic Tooth paste-rose sented, Deutilinio
Tooth Powders-for sale by
oct. o6 H. r. WADDILL.
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~Our friends Messrs. Bier and

~Our friends Messrs. Bier and
Phillips-who have been at Clinton
nursing the sick, have returned and
look well. They actually followed
the epidemic out of this section of the
country. Our contemporaries have al
ready said so much in reference to their
services in this place, that we forbear
making any further mention.
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DUCKWHEAT! "A few boxes of the
ID new CROP just received by
oct Is JOSHUA BEAL.
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE HAIR
L Bears oil, Pomatum. Tiicopherous,
Balm Columbia, Jaynes Hair Tonic, Lou
dens Hair Tonic Phalons Hair Invigorator,
Lyons Katharion and Hair dve-for sale by
oct 26 HIT. WADDILL,
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COLOGNE WATER.-Tn ! gallons,
~ quarts. pints, pints. ! and pints,
warranted as good os can be had in the place
for sale by H. T. WADDlLL.
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> BheyUlD04oe Of L1Nmes
TINE undenignedis manufacturing this
i important article on = large SCALE
The planters and Sugar manufacturers,
generally, may depend upon getting the
very agent wanted TO increase the quantity
Of sugar, and to obtain it whittier and purer.
Directions how to use it will be delivered
gratis or sent by mail free Of postage
H. BoNNABEL, manufacturing chemist
IS & 81 Tchoupitoulas street. corner Of
Natchez, New Orleans. -
The most satisfactory certificates Of the
value Of this preparation Of Lime can be
had, from large Sugar Planters in the State
who use it. Address letters post paid to
HENRY BoNNABEL., New Orleans.
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NOR THE SKTN-Bay Rum. Aromatic
L Vinegar. Chalk Balls, and squares
for sale bv Ioct26l H. 7. WADDILL.
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DRODUCE--l16B Barrels st Louis Flour.
/ 90 bags Onions; IS barrels Apples,
Just received per steamer Atlantic. and for
sac by loct 27l JOSHUA BEAL.
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HXTRACTS FOR THE HANDKER-
T. cheif.-17 dozen assorted extracts,
Wis., Boquet. Magnolia. violette. Musk.
Jockey Club. Bouge Victoria, Verbena,
Tube Rose, Patchoula-for sale by
oct26 HIT. WADDILL.
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CT. PETER AND ST. PAULS COL
- LEGE, BATON ROUGE-The usual
course Of studies will be resumed in the In
stitution. on the Sd of November. [octl6.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-sPEcIAL TEAM
Before Judge DAILY.


w.RRAxT AGAINST MARTYR VAN Ho'ksbbk'hf
COUssELLOR AT LAW, FOR ALLEGED Fok"hHI
Elem Moran AGAINST James Moran
On the alleged forged certificate, decree OF divorce IN
this case The action by Mrs NJ charging ner nus
band with having II treated and abandoned her and so
OF having been guilty Of inhdey She says they were
married 10 London In ss7 and have been here over two
yeers have no chillren She claimed divorce princi
isy on the ground Of alleged infdelfy Mr. Van Hove
tnr.b already known employed by Mr.. Raves IN
=, aII.in on the part Of Mrs. ~, the divoreeMr Josnr
ON bringing tie suit her friend. Mr. Dunn wa
emrjoyed by Mr. Moran defend il. and in hi answer
be denied having been in the habit Of i'll resdng his WIFE
but acknowledged that he did beat her oDe and that his
doing 20 wss oecssoned by her conduct as related %
Mr. Rsvestyn, or Rivington, in regard to whom he
charged her with nfdeny, and also asked for dive -
The suit entered In March, and referred to Mr. Hoy
but no testimony presented before him. In Jul
certificate signed Richard b. Connolly. County Clerk
and having the sea Of the Court and purporting 70 De
decree Of divorce furnished. il said. 10 mrs
or Mr.. Ravestyn and be and Mrs. became married IL
commended already stated that said eertineae Of de
cree was forgery and motion made to set ade the
decree and Tor Mr. Van Hovenburgh to show causs
why BIZ should be struck attorney from the rohs
of the Court Mr. Van H. gave testimony in relation 70
the case on SATURDAY the Of which ws that tae
cer,icaie had been given Mr. T.. at all by his clerk
Andrew Eard. the clerk, yesterday appeared and IVES
examined Mr.. ysa Hovsobsry did nst sppss<
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women and children Success to the en,s-n-;,. I..,
"n' are engaged in the business will give n, -, mos
VIII publish every arrival '' w. inc reports we
ALIicAroRs FOR THE WoRLn', Far,
pu0eo" states tina. two powerful alligator. ~
,ork via Charleston the 18th inst Der .ss,s-
10 represent the State Of Flord. ., ,ba W.
'.' IN" iney are owned by Mr. G. Never, If Js.t.o.
ana were captured for the purpose of being brought
the measUrs e. one Is "a feet in length lacking foo, Of
E; Tor which prize offered bv na-+is :. -,
Of tber olner Is somewhat shorter Both are eva,bsn.
ben one Kind They caught at Welaka snd an,
y;l yoA,u LOT transportation were taken IN Jaeto
,be ana detained until the steamers depsrture o. =,
and taking e prank OF dengagng himself from hi, cage
m"~ever despite their novelty at the North tbev s- ho
he comn"; ana inert Of beasts the land that can
csoes VIM strength enough 10 have dem,i,bed
Oh zen times the durability of those thew co..
heu ID ,hey were passvey lifted about from place 20
- ~ anu WIZ doubtless submit with the utmo,, d,c;v
80 e scrn'lnzaton which awaits them among the q 81:
"phan seekers. '"'"s inc eis'
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TAdFrrfisrmenfT
u SNI-The extensive establishmen, knoEi IS
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

AFFsIEs At THy NAVY YARD.-TAe SsRfgy Alas
free SOL Democrat complains that the auction sales At
the Navy Yard privstey conducted for the beneh IT
the few " no the secret The editor, who ate nt
the sale Of from the frigate Congress. says:
- Quietly It conducted that hardly any one in the
Yard OF the fact that eight or ten hOu
sand dollars worth of Government property had been sold
auction under their very The red hay of the
raised upon the outer gate OF the Navy
Yard for the space OF about hour aud the sale
told conducted i'm manner that nc9i 10 yreaf
AZ xety obtain large prices The pork, inst quality,
prime sold for - barrel Our friend stood rea y give
IL was W worth =. he beans sold for per lsrei
Oar III u. would have given 80 and considered bar
:; in Tie butter. wvl worth twelve cents ppaal fos
Soup frt. knocked of ri fOEr crRts pount. the
rae brought 81 barrel AMI Ill the other articles were
disposed 4 Al prices IN proportion
According To the account of this sale which has been
given Ms curiOusly managed affair and the
ohsseis made excellent thing II IL Now woall
resye fully inquire under whose direction this sils
held Where il advertised Who was the an ton
eer Who the pur hasessl And how much dead loss did
Uncle sam suffer hy il Can friend the Honorable
Conrad >wackhsmer Navy Agent ut this station give
any light On this subject,
BOARD or SUPERVISORS. body held regular
meeting At the County Jail yesterday afternoon. Mayor
Berry presided and quorum Of members were present
The Committee Accounts reported N favor OF the
payment of the following bills King 4 kelum SOL 90
do $3.50; Powell & Nning, siO9 30; h. Oakley X Co
s6l7 O. Elias Smith, 80 %
The Committee appointed TO examine the Trelsurer's
Accounts reported the annexed statement of receipts and
expenditures for the year ending Aug. !, 1853
N
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

CHARGE OF HIGHWAY ROBBERY.-festerday morning
two bow about years age named james Cuken and
james Lesion arrested by officers Guischard and
Donovan on warrant charging them with having knock
ed down and robbed colored man named Samuel 1t
John of money and papers amounting 10 ESQ The rob
berry was pen erated the night Of the Sd OF August
the next day the boys arrested for stealing
crockery from before in Grand st. and sent
bv Justice Boswell to the Penentiary for 30 days On
Friday last they paoped oGtby Governor Seymour
They reve hill 10 anLear for Examination.
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NEW.JERSEY ITEMS.

PUBLIC MEETING FOR THE RELIEF OF THE Ngw Or
LEANS sUFFERERs-A call for public meeting for the
epidemic prevailing there has been issued by his Honor
Mayor Manners 1t will take place on Thursday evening
OF this week NJ Franklin Hall AZ 20 the agency through
which the relief shall be applied the meeting viii give
directions The meeting viii probably be addressed by
several speaker and Committee will be appointed n
raise funds for this object
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Colldfion-li wns decided 70 furnish the Children
Randal- Island with collation. Of Peaches to-day This
will he money well disposed %.
Gov Tow send presented The following resolution which
adopted:
Rsr>d ne resident Phvscsns and As Phvsans in
the institution. the OF this Board b. required
persons who die under h,ir eh,ge
.er their death 70 the Wlrfea an
the Warden he sever-l Departments repor, 20 1T Bor n,
n me Of evev Physician who negee,s 70 co-r Herewith
A communication was roe"'. ed from II Wilbur
Superintendent. ~ Few York idiot Asylum. at Albany
acknowledging the receipt Of $50 % 100 and Two
of your New York boys entirely idotic when TAKEN
from Randas Island are my best pupil Every one
"vho secs them are delighted with their progress The
"oiher boy il doing very we'll and will be able 10 be
bound OFT soon 10 some good farmer
4 communication received from woman. named
Mary Reid. asking the Governors To furnish her with
means to Ireland with her six children Il 40
pears that this with her husband and children
landed from the old country Quebec. in Sept 1852 and
from there went Bfoo, remaining about months the
husband in the meantime returning to Ireland in
guence of III health The wife with her six small children
have wendell their way this City, where from want she
has been induced TO apply to the Governors to be for
warded home The matter was one with which they have
no power TO act and the communication was returned to
Mr. Kellogg Superintendent of outdoor poor together
with donation from each OF the Governors to assist the
aIpl.cant on her way TO her native land
The Board then adjourned.
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The Report Of the Committee accepted The
Special Committee appointed To select site tor the
ton Of County Court House. reported in favor of pur
chasing Not Of r. lot- on Vanderbilt ay. between Baltic
sind Butler at price To exceed 81 900 per lot and
further commended ihot the Committee be authorized to
ep into contract for tie erection OF the proposed edh;e
s,l,;,b A lengthy discussion followed and the whole
matter ives laid for further consideration Inc Board
then adjourned
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,rcuncred several hou savea er "a
rca cuabie r tcuh ssaf
purchase Rc rs safe the best aud nd srenssSe euils
tbsfsr engaged brsines kk~oLL los Ca
An and patterns ~sys On asnd tie
D-psx. No. 10 Nsfer-t- New-iort
Rich CO
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tr weekly paper entitled The Jersey Cny Caioa has
Just appeared in Jersey City II is published by A
S,.ar and VIM Learning Mr. Spear il from New
Brunswick and is the editor The Union advocates the
pocy Of the dominant political party.