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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24


A N Extensive ASSORTMENT or LAcEs AND m :
"A brsderies WIN ~ sold By Peter Roberts Co.. 3T5
Broadway, during the Prsssnt week. ct unusually low
lars and sleeves; chemsetts aad sleeves; soiarsstss
s. PIN * iss. e Sp ssF. suit
A TRACTION ExrRAoRDINARY-GRA Kxp0sI-
IA tica OF gentlemsns furnishing goods for holiday
presents-spIendid assortment OF shirts gloves. sssr
crayats ties, silk and linea cambria handker
under cletAiog, hosiery. robes do ehambre umbrellas
prices The assortment of fancy articles, canes and
robes win be sold without regard TO cost In order TO
ormsn Of and Isaiss Paris hid roVs. LEWIS n
SEACORD Up Town Glove Depot and Fashionable
Furnishing BAZAAR 0S6 Broadway stuyvesaat astituts
BARGAINS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
- UIsDEIL. PERSON LAKE, All Broadway,
will offer this week
200 pieces rich silks, at S. per yard
Soo delaines, at Is: ID per yard
GOO g extra rich delaines, at IL. Cd. per yard.
To which they respectfully call the attention Of the
ladies in search Of cheap goods.
DRUssus POINT LACEs.-MLLKR L GRANT s7l
ID Broadway, are selling point laguilie valencisn-
Honitsa and Chantiy laces st prices much below
former seasons their stock black thread wells ars un
e9uaed in style and prices; also Paris, St. Gau and
Glasgow embroideries Of every description. NJ Be-
ysr.i articles in new description Of lace just Invented
~ q. being the exclusive agents for il.
DRUssEIS LACE MANTIILAs, scARrs, sHAwLs
ID and grapes, Point dAlencon collars sleeves and
han ikercbiefs rich embroidered handkerchief chemi
settles and collars al to match thread wells and Gut
pure laces, at PETER ROBERTS l. CO., 1915 Broadway.
DAILS AND SOIREES-JUSr RECEIVED (pER
I'D steamer Pacifc), q splendid assortment of French
embroidered robes also Grape de Paris grenadrs
and tissues Of the latest Partisan styles.
UBSDEIL, PERSON 4 LAKE, All Broadway.
~ H. SUCKAU, COMMISSION MERCHANT I'M.
We porter Of embroideries and fancy goods such Is
sofa cushions, slippers segar cases, baskets chairs,
fancy china ware, worksands and all kinds Of reticues
No. 307 Broadway, first floor.
IoRsETS, CORsErS, CORsETs.-MRs PEDDIE, sl2
~ Bowery offers for sale corsets Of French and English
patterns, manufactured under her own care At moro
reasonable prices than be found elsewhere the
city; also large and carefully selected assortment Of
corses, from the most approved in
France, for sale very cheap.
Mrs. PEDDIE Corset store, 3l2 Bowery.
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~ REALTY REDUCED PRICES FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
NJ Every description OF
HOSIERY FOR THE LADIES'
English and German cotton hose (every size and quality
Lambs wool and worsted hose (some very superior
Plain and fancy silk and raw silk hose (English nd
French)
woollen and wsrsted tippets, &C., &C., &C., &C.
Also,
Woosn silk Isle thread plush union aud kid gloves
(plan and lned,)
Super6ne Paris made kid Gloves (every size and coor
And In the
GENTIEMKN'S DEPARTMENT
Hose and gloves Of all the above
Lambs wool, raw six, and cotton under gaameats
Fancy silk and cambria handkerchefs fancy fronts rich
fancy and plain scarfs, cravats, ties muers &c. &C.
This entire stock will be
CLEARED OUT AT BOTH STORES
Before .the commencement Of the new year
AT UNPRECED ENTEDLY LOW PRICES,
LORD TAYLOR 256, 2S7, $50 and 261 Grand ST.,
and NEW numbexs) Al and 40 Cxtharine street
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na. WARDS UNFORTUNATELY rRiEND--Sa ~
IL vial ed book. Curss In . Tee hours. ncthAnSS
else q q 40 e. No. so Canal strest, ops deer - =
Bro4avAy, is NE place to ct this rapid and thses9
reuedy-cs where else In Mes York. Cures vagsnn6se
OF 10 pay
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DR r0wxRS FROM DUB.LE AND LONDcu. @
~ partnership with Dx WsrL,) can be consx24o4 -
No. 90 Csnal street, ono door east o. Brosdway An
Dr. Towers fsuais psxl0iios. rla, and other ns~l1A
for ssnss dessrgsneuta, prsss 81 Post psAa isws -
reoeive xp mediate sttsntsoe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

IRISH LINENS DAMASK AND SNOW DROP TABLE
j cloths, brown cloths, Union damasks and cloths,
napkins towels handkerchiefs, sheetngs, &C. Dealers
supplied by WIN MATHEWS So and 81 Catherine street
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RIOTlCE-THE JOHN N. FRENCH GUARD-THE
IN members OF the above company will meet at tn .
Union House 70 North William street, at seven o'clock
A. M, Monday the 25th instant, to proceed their
annual excursion to Hoboken.
n. GILMARTIN, Captain.
c. O'CoSyoR, Orderly Sergeant.
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INDEPENDENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GRENA.
i diers.-Headquarters, Dec. 2S, ls54-Order No IL
This battalion will assemble for parade at oS NJ on
Christmas Day, A. d. 1854 directed in printed order
No IN. Route Of march-From City Hall down Broadway
to the Battery up Greenwich street to Warren through
Warren to the Park up Chatham srest to Oliver, up
Broadway up to Grand through to Bowery, up Fourth
evenue to Fourteenth street. through to Fifth avenue
down to Waverley place. through to Broadway down to
the Park where the battalion win be BY General
Ward b. Burnett, Of the New York Volunteers, aud
guests. By order. GEO B. HALL, Major Commanding.
JAS. b. HETHKRrNGToH, Adiutant
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AIOTCE TO CREIMTORS AND OTHERs.-J REEVE
IN &Co., ofNew York city, have this day made anil
delivered to general assignment Of their property
for the benefit OF creditors Creditors will please pre-
sent their demands and debtors make their payments
TO either Of the undersigned, without delay.
JOHN T. HOFFMAN, So Wall street,
U. SWITZERLAND, foot West goth st.
New York Dec. 1874
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INSTRUCTION..
no En FOR A COURSE OF TEN LESSONS IN
WAsOO nship.-Bookk keeping reduced ons
6f, viz. 3l2 SO for thorough course OF uction
Cards Of particulars At GOID5NtTH'S 362 Broad way.
n ENGLISH LADY RECENTLY ARRIVED FROM
"A France where she has received hsr education,
having few leisure hours would wish to give instruc
ton in French, music, and the ordinary higher
branches of thorough and refined English education.
Address Instruction, Herald Office
ECRENCH LANGUAGE PROF. d. LAGROIX, 23o
~ Broadway, continues 70 receive pupils for
thorough instruction In the French language mparns
them the facility TO SPEAK it with nusucy and correct
aess. Private classes. Terms moderate.
DRIyl TIE FRENCH LESSOSS.--A YOUNG GENTLE.
man from Paris Is desirous Of giving private French
lessons He would like TO spend evenings in giving
ton. Apply 10 DR.. BlRLE:, ga Broadway.
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MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING, AT WHOLESALE AND
XXl retail, cheaper than ever, at J. vANDERBHT's,
81 Fulton street. also india rubber clothing and furnish
ing goods. Your patronage II respectfully solicited.
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nR ). r. NOLAN.--RHFUMATIsN- Il WILL TAXI
H. man off bis crutches in twenty four hours an6
SAX no pay until DO IT, Fever AID nsue cured In fro
twenty -four 70 forty eight hours allowing but shssr
roots plants and herbs Of the earth. No. f2s Bsekas
street, corner Of Front. $1,000
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DOARDNG.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN
ID be accommodated with large and pleasant parlor
ON the second floor, with fine pantry attached. APP
ply ut 81 Henry street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

WI Hail. Bowery.-Mr. wright's second quarter vii
eommence on Tuesday, Jan: 2. Persons Subscribing
then will receive four months tuition for quarter.
Days Of tuition ladies' &C., Tuesday and Saturday az
ternoons, from till O. gentlemen Tuesday and Friday
evenings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

INDEPENDENT LODGE NO. 1876 FREE AND ACCEPT
III ed Masons.-The members Of this lodge are re-
specially notified that the annual election for officers
viii take place Monday evening, Dec rs, at their
ledge ro0 6S East Broadway Punctual attendance Is
requested WILLIAM BELL, W. N.
JOHN W pAYLy Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

ID ANDRIOr BEES TO INFORM HIS PATRONS THAT
II he has removed to 504 Broadway, opposite the st
Nicholas Hotel; that p Proyot has Withdrawn from thu
business, anc that neither he Andriot have any
connection whatever with their former stand In Cham
beers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

IAST OFF CLOTHING WANTED LEMEN
large or small quantities. aha receive the very highest
price for them by applying to addressing Thomas D.
Conroy 491 Pearl street. between City hall place and
Centre street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

AIEw YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK COMPANY.
IN December 81, l854-The annual election for nine
directors of this company will be held Monday the
corner of Pike stet and East Broadway The poll will
open at ociocx I. NJ, and remain open hour BY
erder. H " MASON Secretary
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0xDCEI.l.AUEOUD,

1OS CANAL STREET, NEAR vARICK.-w. 4 q.
LOO VAN NOTES stove store hare large
sonabls terms Stoves and ranged with soapstons
and repaired CRATES cot and spa stoves put up, and
sale wholesale and retail The excellence Of the grid.
dles consists IN their requiring bat grsasng whss
used.
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H0UsEs, ROOMS. 60. WANTED.

WTANTED-THREE ROOMS, WITH USE OF KITCHEN
w in genteel house, between Canal street aud
Union square, occupied BY strictly private family
who own or have lease for family Of three grown
persons. Reference given and required. Address NJ
r. s., Pier No. North River.
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IIAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OFFICE
IL No Tryon row.-Notice-An election for Di-
rectors Of this Company will be held the 1st Of
uary proximo, a. the Office Of the company. Poll viii
open ct III A. n, and close at r. NJ.
J. c. wINANS Secretary.
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TUsT RECMvED-BAsKETS OF FLOWERS FOR THE
81 holidays, also artificial fruit by
A. F. JARVIS & CO., ~ Canal street.
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UNIiE CARNIVAL IN BROADwAY.-THE OIL PAINT
i ing I'll feet by ~ which the celebrated Hypolite
Sebron has just finished, representing very remarka-
BILE winter scene In Broadway, will be exhibited at his
studio, 709Z Broadway, the Monday, Thursday and
Saturday previous to its being shipped for the Worlds
Fair, in Paris The paintings Of this artist are we'll
worthy the examination Of lovers Of the fine arts Gen
lemen rs cents ladies' free.
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1OHN II. BRIGGS MUSKETEERS ATTENTION.
q The members Of the above corps will meet at On
derconks, OF Grand and Clinton streets ON Sun
day. Dec. "a, at O'Clock p. NJ to make final arrange
that this is the last meeting before parade Sc N B.
The members will also take notice that the company will
assemble At the Centre market drill room on nonda
eessary for the parade win be furnished BY order
W. W. LYON, Orderly. JOHN BARROW, Captain.
NOAH S. WairLOcK Secretary,
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" mas day NJ usual in all the Catholic churches
in this city, for the benefit OF the Roman Catholic
Orphan AsyIume
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NEASONIC NOTICE-THE MEMBERS OF EXCELSIOR
lyl Lodge I95 +. and A. Masobs are hereby summoned
for election Of officers. GEO. C. WEBSTER WIN
NJ. G. SMITH, Secretary.
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NURE OF CORNs BY MADAME BERNARD NO. Is,
" Bowery, east SIDE between Broome and Delaney
streets. Madame B. respectfully informs the public
that she has reduced her price In order to enable every
missing that she win remove eorns, bunons nails grown
in the hssA &c. without causing the least pain or in
convenience Persons be ettended~to 1t homo, or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

r AIDES PASTIsE. THE ART OF
IL ornamentation, which renders glass vases undis
ting Unstable from the finest specimens Of painted por
celsin is recent discovery II Il especially suited IA
the entertainment Of ladies' Papers, vases, colors
brushes, paste, &C, for sale at 663 Broadway.
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DOARDING.- FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN
ID and their wives, at 81 per week for both in rst
class four story house. with baths gas &C. Location
desirable and accessible to business. Also very
peror second story front room and for single gem
temen Please address Sterling, Herald Office
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NOvELIOS EDITION OF HANDLES MESSIAH, AS
~ performed by the Harmonic Society. A handbook
music and words for those among the ience desr
Gus Of following the music with eye well The
Oratoro complete In vocal score with accompanies nj
for organ or pianoforte arrsngedby v. Novello Price,
81 g. NOyEIL0'S Sacred Music Warehouse, $50 Broad
way, and to be had at the theatre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

VLyNEs BRANDIEs IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISTLES
w OF superior quality; London and Philadelphia Dor
ter Scotch Burton and Philadelphia ales Of most popu
lar brands; champagne cider In quantities to suit pur
chasers, At moderate prices. Terms cash. N. BCham
payne wines, cordials, liquors, cigars, &c. JOHN J
STAFF, No. 3S3 Broadway, corner OF Anthony street
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LIQUORS., &C.

DRANDIES, CLARET WINES, MUSTARD AND
ID pckles-landing from tho ship Jane E. Williams
and bark Delphos5,OO0 very choice claret, OF
different grades and 200 half pipes quarter casks and
eiglIths 6ne pale and dark cognac and La Rochelle
brandes, French pickles, capers mustard &C., &C. for
sale from the wharf United States bonded warehouse
favorable terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

r MoNLUN, 50 FROM STREET, OFFERS FOR SALE
81 . (now lAnding) tardnes, green peas mushrooms
champagne wine, curacao, maraschino, absynthe, an
nisetts, brandy cherries, &c.
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nR. H. G. rHORPS CARMTNANTiA, OR PANAC8A-s
~ For the eurs Of dyspepsia diseases Of The pvuRs
consumption. dropscs' Affections nercurial and vu16
ious ,sO ,ena,s ana a. $780, 80
principal medical depot, No. West Roadway 8 r.
Girsrd House. Price 81 per bottle.
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TINFURNISHED RO0MS.-TwO HANDSOME UNFUR.
" nished parlors with bedroom attached, ON the
second door Of first class house, in very desirable
neighborhood viii be let, with without board Fa-
mily small. Address Russell, Broadway Post Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-01
NEUTRAL FLAGS.

We published yesterday statement that,
in the House of Commons, Mr.. Miner Glib
son had moved an address, praying that, in
the event of war, Her Majesty would give
directions to abstain from interfering with
neutral flags not containing contraband mu
nitions of war. He also suggested the policy
of entering into similar treaty with the U.
States and other countries.
The positions of this address are embodied
in an article of the London Times, of which
we yesterday gave a condensed view. The
inevitable certainty of collision between
the two countries, if the United States flag
shall not be permitted to protect the property
and deck over it which it floats, must be as
obvious to the statesmen of England as of
this country. We earnestly hope that such q
collision with England on this point may be
avoided, and our present peaceful relations
with the whole world be preserved.
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THE1LAck WlBRroR.

ne New Xek papers 1tain l1e6 fon
Havana. rel4llve 10 the Bill WerriorS base.
which represent the conduct Of the Spanish
officials in the most obnoxious light. II Is
alleged that Captain, BuLLoeH found that
the guard, who had charge Of the ship, had
made away with all her stores. and every
lock room had been broken into and riaed
of their contents The furniture was in
jured, the painting soiled, and even the engine
seriously injured. There seemed to have
been an effort to do all the injury possible
to the vessel. sun ..sz.-- .,..,s .
Captain BULLOCK sent note to Messrs.
Tyne Il Co., agents for the Black Warrior,
setting forth the amount of stores gone, and
they represented the case to 1t. Col. MARIN,
Inspector of the Port, and he rallied at them
for what he pronounced an insult, refec-
ton upon his integrity, like an old fish-wo-
man. Capt b. hearing of this, went to see
him, whereupon he cooled down very con-
siderably, disclaiming any intention to offend
the Captain, it was only Tying he was after !!
Upon being informed that T. would be sus-
tanned he made no direct response. Capt b.
had offered to give him satisfaction for his
wounded honor on board his vessel, if he did
not like to take bout on the island. Capt.
b. offered to take him out of sight of land
settle matters across the deck, and afterwards
return him to his friends. But, of course, as
TYING was the person he was after, he dis
claimed any desire for satisfaction from Cap
tain b.
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BErl Sc Ar NsLnAsx LAT The PEG.
~ Hs ast q 70 he the rtons candi.
a foS nnict oifioes pint q c claim. Ior
pde1ic - tsrts EEoseE 4. SAp&AA Esq- was
called tothe Chair
A. soon 40 the Chairman announced Dis renoIne -
to procecdtu business, Lipscomb WAS called sof
ell over the room, and the erpwd soofs oPened =
space for him TO get to the stand. AZ
MAnTrN MEHEDfTH LfrSCOMB, ESQ having ego ~
Introduced by the Chairman, led OF IN one y hp
eloquent and manly efforts. bringing down apps.use
upon applause, az he dealt his telling blows ngni
and len on each Of his competitors. He declared
himselfa working man. one efthe bone and slnew,
and having nailed his flag 10 the masthead O. :.
candidate for City Sergeant, would meyer strike II
until the people had rendered their verdict
Capt. WHITE and Mr.. ]. 8. B. TrssLEY, candi-
dates for High Constable, presented their rcsPec.
i've claims to the Office, and were each loudly cheer
ed by their friends. gfskaGsg
Messrs JONES and Hicks were called on and each
responded. They were candidates for the Office of
Gsrger, and would endeavor to merit the confidence
reposed In them If elected. So BIZ = tesl
P. w. RALsroN next took the stand, and made a
very sensible speech. He was a candidate for city
Sergeant and would discharge the duties with f.
deity, should he prove to be the peoples choice
Mr.. LIPscoNB replied to Mr.. Ralston, and was
sgain warmly greeted.
Other gentlemen, not candidates, also addressed
the people.
The meeting for tonight win be held at the Mt.
Vernon House, on Byrd street.
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ocA1 MATTnla

scH k11cs' LiBRARY.-WhysM 1t that
our 1oplS lie so slow in forming Neebsnics,SQ
s,i,ufc md IL establishing library, f6f ne Do
n of their working men Why y It that the me.
nssrcs themselves do not move In the matter, and
sho. Inv their acts that they have dcstre for sm.
ss-ovesent IN mental cuhlrs Are fhey 60 b!ind to
ths,r own uants that they see no necessity ior an
,nrrease of knowledge or, are they willing to piod
aIons, IN the beaten paths Of ignorance while 81
other classes are keeping pace with learcing and
science The want OF education has always kept
down the working men Of the South, and always
viii until proper steps are taken to give them equal
.dvantares with those OF the North. This can only
be done by educating the masses, and by planning
within the reach of mechanics, useful works, BY
which thew can read and understand II Is duty
thev owe TO Themselves to see that suitable means
are provided for the instruction or their children
and apprentices and how is the time OF all others
to commence the work. But to be successful there
must be a uriou of action among them. Ten or
dozen individuals may do great dealtowards start
ing an enterprise the effect of which IL to instruct
and educate mechanics, but to be entirely success,
full, the whole fraternity oil mechanics must hold
of the subjectiand resolve that neither themselves
nor their children shall longer be strangers to that
world of letterswhich fits man for every station IN
life We urge the subject upon the working men OF
Richmond, with the hope OF inducing them 10
prompt action, in matter OF such vital importance
to the bone and sinew of the south. = <
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DECIDEDLY RICH

The unlucky John Livingston, 157 Broad
way, has caught Tartar in one c. F. Tobin,
Esq, Postmaster at Barnwell C. H.. South
Carolina, to whom he addressed one of his
stereotyped epistles, stating that the name of
the said Tobin had been. proposed to him as
suitable one to occupy place in his "Por-
traits and Memoirs of Eminent Americans .
and requesting the particulars of his life and
daguerreotype from which his portrait
might be engraved The reply of Mr.. Tobin
induces us to believe that he must he a rela.
ton of that lamented wag, Capt. Tobin. of
the Louisiana volunteers, whose replies to the
letters OF the head of the War Department
were wont to set the whole country in n roar
Mr.. robin favors Mr.. Livingston with a
brlef but graphic sketch of his career He
states that his early days were DISTINGUISHED
by nothing worthy Of record, unless it were
the stealing of few watermelons at school,
for which, he was beaten with manv str;nes
or the riding of few quarter races, for which
he received an occasional ginger cake. At
IL he Runaway from school and settled in the
West, but did not remain long, and upon his
return, lost all his money upon game, yul-
carly called poker" On his arrival in his
native land he ran for Let Lieutenant in a dis.
tinguished militia company, but was unfor-
tunately beaten by the loss of one vote. In
the year le4s, he received the office of Ass;s.
tant Deputy L. s. Marshal for the District nc
Barnwell, and while stalking the census. be
KILLED one horse, and another ran awav and
broke his buggy; upon which oceas;on ba
says, ne rode his horse bare back. IA m;,as ~
~ minutes He adds: - - A'"'i ~
After ! had concluded this hercul..n 49,.
Ing; man calling himself C. Franz pos, InaeIss-
. is isom ngton, that IL would fors, Wtote
.a.n 1mount Of money to him, he vonia aIo ceI'
caams ior an increase OF nav 6ic;. osecute
ness mmense disasterE but rrfeve n 81 @ eover
s ume sent the money, have not ~ .1et iron
om me aforesaid and never to be forSo,, WORD
uowem ne probably having gone to nsyss =; frank
novsvsI, siii entertain strong bena. ac c
s pushed name and fac siniIe Il .o .. ssslsG
a few more rebufs of this kind NAV ro..;.
bly, suggest to Mr. John Liyingsto,, :, 9. =,
mankind are not as gullible as he sunnosss ~