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NJ s. NELL Or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEL
w Ior-To-%or,ow Thursday, a. loh O'Clock. ~ ms
pets jewery silver plated elegant rosevcod pe<lor
% 1 nsr n ca
tables mahossny soa: bsdteads chairs
tets sstss, etegsres. in oak and wood bookcases
ardrobes cribs cradles, corner stands, DO. Also, in
Of oil paintings and engravpgs IL richly
framed: gui. hair n.t:rs:ss. silver plated e. and coffee
good cd and and stools
sold to pay advances Catalogues the morning SALE
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n d. NASH. AUCTTONEER. STORE $40 BROAD
LIZ way.-Sheri6 saJs,6f light wagon and harness.
Friday June 80 1854 10 M at No. $40 Broadway, one
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srOR SAVANNAH FARE REDUCED.-THE NEW
and splendid side wheel steamship KEYSTONE STATE,
Captain r. carrying the United states mail will
leave for savannah Wednesday June 2h
speed aud strength and svery for the comfort
and oonvs,isnoe Of this ship unsrrpesssd
GEORGIA leaves = s6ove ,, The fon0wns "Wednesday;
Old slip where plans Of cabin be and
secured till O'Clock, Tuesday, P.x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-28

ENAMELLRD COTTAGE FURNI1URE.-MATHRws
u Stacy, Nos, GA and 526 Broadway, received first
class msasifrom tbe Crystal Palace and AmsrSan Inss
advise the public to examine their extensive stock Suits
with hair mattresses straw paassss pillows and boltsra
from 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-28

MKTROfOLIrAn HoTlL--vAE DYKE AND COOPR
M proPIissors Long Branch. New Jersey, n. Il IA
Dyke and yodeph H. Cooper have purchased tSe AbovN
tel and will b prepared 70 accommodate boArdsvs .
18th Jpne The location cannot DO surpassed The he
and furniture are the the largest 81
most so|modious on:ths shore Thefe L daily oomms
Alice G. Price Jsmss ChristoPhsr. and Ooean Wsvs.
been procured % that detention win take pacs vhe
the water too low r the stsambosts 70 the rvs
there will be the best Of atteAdsnee; and shs intene
OF the pfopretofs 70 expense making Metre
poitan In every respect first class hotel Appcaon f
rooms or Tor any other relative to the hot
may be made TO Joseph H. Cooper Long Branch n. T.
TO n. y. Van Dyke. Is Catherine slip. New York
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n D. NASH AUcTIoEEER; STORE SO BROAD
First between seventh and Eighth Streets Wamsburgh,
tho contents Of foundry consisting Of FAM cupoa Aask
four yoAes lease Of premises
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LNxCURsI0N TO THE FISHING BANKS-TH1
"trip every day IN the week s.sep: Saturday. ssy9 foo!
street, 7 Peck slip ooosk Brooms street, East river
8< South Third street, Williamsburg. Sk pier No.
O'Clock.
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YACHT FOR sALR.-THE sLeOP-YACHT STELLA,
&C. having good cabin now lying In the Atlantic basin
Brooklyn. will be sold cheap applied for Apply
Rowland Chase, No. Ill Nassau street. to Cap Wcks
ON board.
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A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE, CARRYING THE
a. United States msil;-The splendid packet ship GER
Australia has large portion Of her freight and
sengers engaged and win positively BIO the for
Melbourne. HAs for first and cabin pas
ssDgsrs The ship combines great speed Sth unuiual
cargo into leaky. In the oftness
stion Of her cabins she sufpasses all competitor
freight or passags apply board, to R. w. CAMERON
W n afr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-28

INOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA.-sENIWEEKLY
United States Nail Lae-The favorits and fast going
steamer SOUTHERNER. T. Even, commander, will leave
pier No North river june g. 81 o'clock
precisely For freight apply on board where al bills
SPOTF0RD. TiLESTOH CO.. 50 Brosdway.- Through
lAtha &SS.
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UCTION NOTICE-w. 8. INGRAH AN WILL SELL
"A this day, 1t l0X O'Clock, at No. 10 North William
street. and furniture Of s
large lot dry goods. clothing saws, tools augers
braces and bits DO. Also COO segars various brands
brandy. wines DC.
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4 SeICNEE'S SALE-THIs MORNING, OF HOUSE
hold furniture, pianos ae-sAAuEL 0s900D Auc.
toneee will sell BY auction, this morning (wednesda 1t
o'soci e. q Nassau street the stock Of cabinet
Comprisrg fine assortment Of household furniture well
worthy tho attention Of buyers Also collection Of
city consisting in part Of carpets cooking stove sofa.
wood ptanofortes will be offered at ny, precisely Goods
to leave the city be packed q the premises.
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TINON HOTEL, LIBERTY STREET, NEAR yULroer.
Brcoiiyn.-Tu ,nshsd bedroom, 70 let, b ths vi
roPesn papers regularly Als in the reading room =
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ElOR BREMEN.-THE BREMEN NAIL STEAMSHIP
GERnANIA Captain F. W. Bremen, will leave Bro.
men on sAs 4sh July q Il o'clock from her pier 50
s No freight win be- taken after 18th July For freight
'A1 -PpO TLRICHs 4 co. No a. Pearl strest.
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~ fishing have the best days sport In South Bay that
known. The American hotel 10 now open TO the
always ready the door for the Of the
boarders; also, boats belonging TO the house.
American Hotel, Babylon, L. l.,
w. b. WATSON, Proprietor.
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UCTION NOTICE-THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER-
"A By BELL BUSH-This day, at 1OH O'Clock, ct the
pledged sSodsEto close truak Of eIossns
Of ane cid Enssh jewery twentyssven silver and gold
watches, chains rings pins bracelets plated and silver
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ITO LET-MANSION HOUSE AND OUT.BUILDINGS,
1 with five six acres under cultivation plenty OF
choice fruit, grapevines. &o between 49th 10th
streets Seventh and Eighth avenues: Fishing and salt
house, grand and extensive for six months
with crops $500, $780, Apply to J. AITKEN,
1l9 street, BUTLER Shoe and Leather Bank or
J. WARD Jr., corner l24th street and Sixth avenue.
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ExCURsIoN TO COMFY IsLAND-THE NEW ANE
u! splendid steamer N0RWALK, Captain A. HITCHCOCK
loV-Leaye New York, foot Of Spring street st OK A n
L&And * T. NJ. pier No. N r., 81 10 A n. and4PL
Hamilton each way Fare TO- Fort Hamilton Coney T.
land and back 70 New York, cents. Ne half price fos
ohldron.
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ENOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNITED STATES
I mail nne-The and splendid steamship KNOX
WILLIE G. D. Ludlow will leave Wednesday, June 18th
1t O'Clock, M from her pier No. North river. Apply
TO- SAMUEL l. MITCHELL, Is Broadway.
Through tickets from New York to Jacksonville SSi P
latis. $50 The FLORIDA II s. woodruff, will succeed
and aail IN IulY
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NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CON-
IN pany carrying the United States mail for Mobile,
BLACK WARRIOR, Captain James p BULLOCK, viii sail
cisely from pier foot Of Beach street. North river
Freight taken for New Orleans Passengers for Havana
passage apply to LIVINGSTON, CKoCHEkON & CO.,
agents, 81 Broadway.
Il. B-The Cahawba, R. W. sohufeldt commander, win
succeed the Black Warrior and sail July Is.
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ONLY $0-INDEPENDENT LINE TO SAN FRAN
Only miles mule travel good military road. The
celebrated steamship NORTH STAR, $500 tons burthen,
At O'Clock n precisely from the foot Of HarIl,oa
steamship UNCLE SAM 500 tons burthen) Cabin state
room BERTH SOD second cabin open BERTH $780, steerage,
$50. Apply onlyto
JAS. N CROSS, No. 9Batsery place, up stairs.
N B-For AL will be guaranteed
TO arrive IN San frAnesoo AheAd Of the Nicaragua Line
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DORT EVEN HOTEL, AT PORT EVEN, NEA1
Rondout excellenty sftuatei for residences,
New York arrive there within three hour
The place y Likewise well suited excursions.
CHARLES SCHUNANO.
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TENANTS. KnGTsEER.

A VERY PLEASANT OFFICE ON sECoHD RLo0R
"a up stals. In building corner q yehn and Nassau
streets with two windows Jehn street. entrance %
street rent III 20 meath till Let Nay Apply
John street.
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~ barge Clinton in towiof the powerful steamer MAnhst
tan. Will leave Hudson dock Brooklyn, ~ TX O'Clock
North river 4 A n On Thui:asy ITns tvs.shsr par
And view the lake and the beautiful scenery around
excursion hfty oonto
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THEATRE TO LET.-THE GREEN STREET THEATRE
in the eisy Of Albany will be rented favorable terms
for theatrical exhibitions and This
building central locstion and has been lately at.ed
which offer opportunity any wishing engage
theatrical business give eeres Of
All inquiries by mail promptly answered. Inquire Of u.
G. g. Nichols, No. Douros Buildings.
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Il United States mail steamship ROANOKE, Capt Skin
ner, viii leave pier Is North river Wednesday after
Richmond. Time 70 Norfolk about tysntyfour hours Pas
arriving there take the Roanoke
and WILMINGTON and Manchester railroads TO Augusta,
ATLANTA Charleston c Passage and fare TO Norfolk g.
freight apply on board, and for passage to
LUDLAM PLEASANTS, S Br0AdMAy.
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FURNITURE.

ENAMRLLED fURNITURx.-BUYERS OF fHIH
syle Of furniture are solicited TO sxaPins
the stock ct the salesrooeA and factory Of H. WAR
WICK No. 81 White street, three Of Broadway
N. B.-The trade and shippers supplied usual.
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CTOREs TO LET-NO. % NORTH WILLIAM STREET,
- Chatham; size 20x45 desirable location for &
iSsbns 0r retail trade Also 2as william street near
purposes; the whole fronting william and North
William Streets xS0 will be leased good tenant for
respectable business. Apply premises
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between Second and Third avenue railroads second
third floor with front basement; wiz be let small
families desired Croton water each floor. Inquire
n the premises.
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to cay, as It does, that the Know Nothings cam
not succeed, because such and such leaders 10
this or that State are opposed to them A po-
litical demsgogue, attempting to stay the tor
rent Of Know Nothingism in this country, Is
like pebble on the shore resisting the rush OF
the tide 1t must be large, strong and solidiy
placed to cause even q momentary ripple !:
and that is hardly seen before the food over
whelms it and it disappears SO it will be with
the individuals on whose adherence to the old
party lines the Union relies for the overthrow
Of the new faction. The Know Nothings can be
killed by no one but themselves. They can
destroy their own power by quarrels among
themselves, thoughts Of the spoil, and treading
in the footsteps Of the old parties. But if they
avoid tbese dangers, they will sweep the coun-
try in 1856 as assuredly as jackson swep. il in
1898
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millions Of dollars This Is calculating accord
ing to the European rule, which requires that
Issues and specie should occupy to each other
the proportion Of 8 TO l. II we take our own
bank issues 10 basis, the loss would be much
greater. In round numbers, the United States
banks Issue paper currency Of two hundred
and fifty millions Of dollars based on o deposit
Of specie equal to sixty millions At this rate,
the hoard in the sub-treasury may be regarded
as equivalent to depriying the country Of more
than one hundred and sixty millions Of dollars.
Yet the government writer's have the audacity
to say that the money hoard.d by the sub-trea-
sury would 60 but small way towards reliev-
ing the present embarrassment. Why. it would
pay all our pressing debts, from Maine to New
Orleans
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SCI ms to have brought o. <,r the ai,n,oist-a,ioa
to bis helligerent de-, .,yns. II current repor..
be true mere u ssnortly to be reconstruction
Of the Cao'.4 act at wash'n ston, and Mar
cy Is 20 be supplantei by Gushing,
. bcfon fl,bustero. It is also declared
from the political circles at Washington, that
the President, in q desperate resolve to retrieve
the fallen fortunes OF his administration. will,
in his annual message TO Congress, strike out
bold and startling war policy. This is highly
probable, from the evident harmony which ex.
lists between the diplomatic league of Soule and
the executive. A few days win settle this ques-
ton.
The straitened condition Of the administra-
ton, the return of Soule to Madrid, the warlike
pressure against the more pacific policy Of Mar
cy, the late intelligence from Europe, and the
present aspect Of things on both sides Of the
Atlantic, wear al ogether very warlike COM
pIexion. The alternative and the responsibility
on the Cuba quesio will probably be thrown
upon Congress, and here we find but title re-
lief The dominant party in this Congress is in
the same desperate situation as the administra-
ton itself. In word, neither to the one nor
to the other is there any alternative Of redemp
ton offered, except foreign war And in
anticipation Of q war policy, Is foreshadowed in
our reports from Washington, in the movements
of Soule and the congress at Ostend, we await
the Presidents mes age. 1t may be peace; but
we fear it will be war.
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From Albany.


FOR THE MURDER OF HIS WIFE.
ALBANY, Nov. q, 1854
On the evening Of Tuesday, the 18th Of April last JOIN,
H. Phelps committed assault upon his wife, by in
cting several sabs her person with oyster knife
of which penetrated her heart caused her
in twenty minutes. lie was arrested and confined in
the Albany prison. where he has lain ever since Judge
Harris held special Oyer and Termner for his trial on
which he has been engaged for whole week When
arragned, his counsel interposed the ples Of insanity
thereby rendering him, as alleged, unacsountabe
the commission Of the crme declaring that his mind
was In such state Of alteration that he was incapable
OF realizing the consequences which saus result from
the rash deed.
The prisoner being poor aud therefore unable TO pro
cure able counsel to defend him. Judge Harris solicited
and assigned exRecorder Wright to conduct the
the part OF the defence Though pleading without reward
Mr. Wright laborcd through seven days with zeal,
ability and perseverance, laudable and praseworhy
that the highest compliment paid him by the pre-
siding judge In his charge to the jury The trial. and
the speeches Of the counsel having concluded yesterday
Judge Harris this morning. reviewed the testimony laid
down the law in relation to insanity unacy, and drunk
ennes an able and lucid address to the jury Of two
hours length After hours absence the jury re
entered the court ROOM and rendered their verdict pro
nouncng John H. Phelps guilty Of the murder Of his
wife.
The prisoner heard the verdict from the foreman with
out manifesting any apparent concern. During the
whole trial he seemed to betray with re
gard to his fate sitting carelessy behind his
with his face resting on the table half the time
Phelps thirty Ave years of age engineer and ma
cnist BY pro sson, and ranks amongst the most skill
full and ingenious. lie had within few years become
addicted to habits Of intempcrance which frequently
threw him into FITS Of delrium tremens. II proved
that he lived unhappy with his wife, that his mind
afflicted with jealousy and while under the influence Of
alcohol and the thoughts Of his wifes indey praying
upon his intellect, he committed the homicide. The
verdict Of the jury Is approved by those who are
qusntcd with the facts, who attended the trial aud
ftrrs Il tie te AIM NJ. us selt ace Wsh lis nA
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Delinquent agents to this establishment are informed
Ara. unless tLey Immediately settle up their accounts,
suitable persons viii be appointed in their places
Persons wishing to become agents of the NEw YORK
Herald win be supplied from this establishment
promptly and at the usual rates-.,cen,yf~ per cent
discount, cash, in advance
Agents 10 tho country, dealing with city agents win
hnd Ia their advantage TO send their orders direct 70
the office Of this paper JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
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pdiltICss
The game was won when the game was lost
The interdict against Soule was retracted-the
impending rupture between France and the
United States was arrested at the very moment
when it promised every thing. Lord Clarendon
and the, British Cabinet foresaw the conse-
quences which Louis Napoleon had overlooked
His intsrdict was directed against revolution
airy agitator, but he was caught in the tolls Of
a combination of his enemies. The formidable
moral power Of the United States in the event
not entered his mind, nor the dangers Of such
a CONFUSION from war with this country. He
had not measured the intimate relations of the
commercial and business classes Of France with
the United States; he had not thought Of the fact
that a rupture with us would ALLEVIATE those
classes from the Empire, and turn them over to
the republic for the sake Of peace. He forgo.
that "the Empire is peace" lie forgot the
expulsion of Louis Philippe, aud that it was
the interests of the commercial and manufac-
turing classes of France that detlroned him.
Louis Napoleon had lost sight of these things
III tHS puIruls VI y lcAuBcV uHu . HAAuuoscIV.
The promptness, however, Of the French Empe-
TOR in repairing his blunder when detected,
proves that he was speedily and thoroughly
enlightened upon the subject; aud the repara-
ton to Soult is doubtless due more to the saga
city of the British cabinet, and the terrible
work at Sebastopol, than to the intrepiiity Of
Messrs. Mason and Buchanan. They were firm
~ maintaining the honor of their government,
but they were the dures Of Kossuth, Sanders
and Soule
Now, the question arises, is the danger over!
We fear not. Soule has set out through France
on his return to Madrid. He may pas, but the
entente cordiaie between him and Louis Ma
poleon is not restored. Nor is his war policy
sbardoned. His efforts at Q ruptnre with
France msy be followed by ruptnre with
Spain, which vouli be the same Ii ~ II.
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THE KNOW NOTHING NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Every State Represented by DELEGATES.
CONVICTION OF A MURDERER At ALBANY,
Collision between the Steamship Canada and
the Steamer Ocean.

Collision between the Steamship Canada and
the Steamer Ocean.
DESTRUCTION or THE oCEAE--sEvERAL LIVES LOST.
BOSTON, Nov. 2-7s M
The steamship Canada has not arrived mp yet,
although she sgnalled as being about fifteen miles
below at four O'Clock this afternoon.
shortly before six O'Clock this evening the sky was
illuminated by an extensive fire in the outer harbor and
various assigned TO what 1t proceeded
from.
II is now reported by telegraph from Nsntasket that
the boilers of Of the Eastern steamers have exploded
tina. the steamer took fire and burnt to the waters
edge in consequence and that the passengers and
being saved by the vessels and the boats in the
vicinity No further particulars have yet transpired
Three boats left for Eastern ports at p NJ, loaded
with passenger namely-the Forest City, the Ocean,
and the Boston.
tits thought probable that the steamship Canada has
stopped to render assistance
LATEST ISTELLrGENCE.
Boston, Nov 2i-l0kP. NJ.
Shortly before six O'Clock this evening the steamship
Canada collision with the Ocean, hence
for Hallowen, (Me.) striking her amdsAAs The Ocean
took fire. and soon after her boiler exploded Several
lives lost.
The steamship Canada is now anchored off Rains
ford Island and the steamer Neptune has been sent
down to her to bring on her mails, and viii probably
reach here with them at twelve O'Clock tonight.
The collision between the Canada and the Ocean oc
CURED shortly after FIVE O'Clock, the lower lght
house. The weather not very thick at the time,
and the cause Of the disaster remains unexplained.
The steamers Forest City, for Portland and the Bos
ton, for Bangor took of the passengers of the 0ean
about eighty in number.
The collision upset the stoves board the ocean, in
consequence Of which she took fire. and afterwards
followed the explosion of Of her boilers
man, woman and child three years old, were
picked up after being drowned-names unknown
Hiram J. Wing, one of the messengers of C&rpcn-
ter's Express, is badly scalded. Charles Pope, u
coored man. had his thigh broken and his wife is badly
injured These all the serious casualties that
yet TRANSFERRED but is feared many have lost
thei- lives by drowning The fright Of the passengers
excessive.
The Forest City returned here with the dead and in
ured and the Boston, the balance of the passengers
proceeded on her way to the East.
The Ocean was large and good boat, and com
mandcd by Capt Donovan. She was heavily freighted
and is a total loss.
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The Know Nothing National Convention.
LARGE ATTENDANCE OF DELEG ATEs-CLAYrON AM,
uLLAAN ON HAND-THE WORK OF tn e CONVENTION.
CINCINNATI, Nov. "a, 1854.
II Is understood the Know Nothing Convention which
has been in secret session here for the last two weeks
will adjourn tomorrow.
The attendance has been very large and each State
the Union has been fully represented.
Among the representatives were Aessrs John NJ Clay
ton of Delaware, Ulman Of New York. Brown OF Penn
sylvania Lumsden Of New Orleans and Mayor Conrad Of
Philadelphia.
The utmost harmony is said to have prevailed amongst
them Important changes have been made in their CON
stuton, ritual adopted, and all their pass words
signs, &C., have undergone a complete alteration.
The question with reference to Presidential candidates
was not brought up.
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From Washington.

THE ACCIDENT TO THE SPANISH MrNIsrEa--MARrsE
DISASTER.
WASHINGTON, Nov. "a, 1854.
Don de Cueto the Spanish Minister, still remains in 3
dangerous condition. from the effects OF the injuries he
received by being violsnty thrown from his carriage
yesterday The President called upon him in person to-
day.
The schooner Upshur, from New York, put into Nor
folk to-day, with the loss of her spars sails and rigging
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THE Attest NEW
BY MAGNETIC kNO PRINTING TEtecaApHs

SUPPOSED LOSS OF SEVERAL LIVES.
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To Delinquent Agents.

new York, Saturday, November %. 1854.