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THE FORREST DIVORCE AGA1N-A MOTION
FOR NEW ITRIkL.-The following from the
New York Tribune will ba res1 with intarest

The FORREST DIVORCE AGAIN-A MOTION
FOR NEW TRIAL.-The following from the
New York Tribune, will be read with interest ::
I" In this action for divorce, in the Supt rior
Court, 1t will be remembered, Mrs r. obtained
q verdict in her favor, and an award, we be-
lieve, BY the jury, Of about $4,000 per year du-
ring life for her maintenance Mr. Forrest
entered an appeal, giving security to abide the
event, Mr. Bryant and another gentleman
being his securities, and the matter has there
meantime, Mrs. Forrest, after playing here and
elsewhere, went off to San Francisco, where,
it Is said, she is making money as the pro.
p;ietor and managress OF a theatre. MIR. For
rest, it is known, has also been playing with
much success. The bill of exceptions on the
appeal is to be entered for the October meet
ing of the General Term Of the Court, bat will
not probably, from what we can ascertain be
ready for argument for some time afterward,
1t will make, We are told, about 800 pages of
printed matter. The draft was prepared with
much labor. under the direction, or rather
personally, we have understood, by Mr.. Rob
lnson, one of the counsel in the case, partner
of Mr.. Van Buren,, and has been caref ully ex-
amined and exceptions noted, by Mr. O Conner,
counsel for Mrs F. By mutual consent, the
turn of MIR. Van Buren, from Europe The
motion for new trial on the appeal will rest
on several grounds, among them, We under
stand, error in the Court having allowed An Lie
Flower, a witness, to state the various trans.
actions of her life, with view to testing her
credibility before the jury-also as to some OF
the testimony ON the ether side, &c The prob.
ability is 1t will be some months yet before the
matter will be fully decided"
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NOTICE OF COPARTNEReEIp

W ID. :. HOPKINS having formed a co.psrt.
w nsrship With VIM. Butt for tie purpos.
OF conducting Hating and GentIrmen's Furnish.
HOPKINS - : - $50
Inc senior partner having hsd several years ex.
Peflenee IN the uatting bust sss, in some ef the
cities in tbs country fsttsrs himsef that he
VII pc soie +, serve The hat wearing community Of
credit TO any estsbbshnsnt in the country. va
most respectfully invite the gsntlsmsn Of t6i, cit,
70 CAL and examine our assortment IL Il fulI and
ompl' e, embracing every style Of Hat ana Can
now worn. oef
also, splendid assortment Of youths' and how,
eor Hats and Caps, chiIdr.ns Fancy Hats and Car.
new pattern.
We hope By keeping hrst rate assortment, ssll.
eneap and giVins Close att ntou 70 busnsa - 70
merit snd receive liberal share of patron..e.
BUTT HOtKInA
sep 2l-2w Corner 9th street. and "a. avenue.
Intel. -
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kSIrvER prsE.s,.-Carter's fpsnish Mixture, As
a rsme for liver disease, and the rumber Of for
midsbl- evils conne,r.d with tsorsanised stste of
{ st ergas, is unrivnlied.
Hund reis Of c.riif at from the hiyhest sources
be given of cures fleet by Carte . Spauish NIX
turs We have on,v room to refer to h ex rsosdi.
nary cure Of Ssmusl NJ Drink r. Esq, Of the Urn OF
Drinke and Norris. booksellers, Richmond, va =,
who VAS cursd by two hottles oftCa, tei's spani a
Mixture, after three years suff .rrg from disea ed
liver. he Gays its action he bloo1 Is wonderful
better than all the medicine he had ever taken, SID
c. cert lily re- or M nds it to all. "a
hssSes advertisement sep IL
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

TIE FRENCH CAMP AT BOuLoaNB-RoYAL
VIsIroRs.-We copy the following from late
London paper:
The event which excites most interest is the
grand military display at Boulogne. The camp
is now completely organized, and consists of
loo, 900 men of all arms In military par
lance, this force is called {" the army of the
North " twill remain encamped until spring,
and will then be drafted, a. required for ac-
tive service. Napoleon, in person, commands
the manoevres e--5.;-
The King of Belgium, accompanied by his
son the Duke of Brabant, visited the Emperor
at the camp, but made q very brief stay in
consequence Of the difficulty he is placed in
by the profered resignation Of his Ministry.
Pedro, the young King Of Portugal, with his
suite, also made short visit. ~ I'll
In addition to the above We make room for
the following. Some folks will talk ou. 4
The English papers-including the London
Times-are unbonnded in their CALCULATIONS
on the visit Of his Royal Highness Field Mar
shall Prince Albert to the camp of the Emperor
Napoleon, at Boulogne, The event, they say,
sis Of deep military and political signif-
cance.' His Royal "Highness is accompanied
by brilliant staff. including the Duke Of New
castle, Minister Of War, and is escorted by a
squadron OF tne queen Lille Guards, as BE-
comes his distinguished military position and
abilities -Four thips of war and an innu-
mel able feet of passenger ships accompany
the Prince Marshal on his visit to France. For
three days Albert is to be the guest Of Napoleon;
and the London papers are convinced that,
from the nobleness of spirit, the brilliant hos
pitslity, profound political sagacity, and con.
| sequently the unextinguishable good will of
| the Emperor towards England, tho reception
of the Prince will be Gas cordial as tho best
friends of the two countries can desire''
The British opinion of two years since, that
Louis Napoleon was an adventurer, q miscre-
ant an usurper and Q murderer, has under
gone an entire change, and, Of course, We may
suppose that the Emperor personally command
ing the 100000 men, now encanped at Bou-
logne, never permits the idea to cross his mind
how easily this fine army might be precipita.
ted on the comparatively defenceless coasts of
Engla and
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The NEEDLE AND THE CANvAs.-The New
York Journal of Commerce SAYS:

HE NEEDLE AND THE CANVAS.-Iho New
York Journal of Commerce says:
Zone of Georgia's fair daughters has proved
to the world that there is latent power even
in the needle and thread; and that this power
was only to be developed to be admired.
Messrs John Williams & Son, of No. 3l5 Pearl
street, have had on exhibition for several days
past an exquisit piece of needle-work, exc
cuted by lady of Macon, and which is to be
exhibited next month at the Georgia State
Fair. The subject sketched is that of the
Z" Surrender Of Mary, Queen of Scots, to the
Confederate Lords, at Carberry Hill,' in the
year 1867 and is treated in such a life.l
manner as to bring all the circumstances of
the occasion wildly before the minds eye.
The colors Of the entire piece are of the most
gorgeous an6 beautiful description, and tn
various figures have life a~a ; = -
rarely if ever h-' .ae,ysttaiitJ
&c - .saerO peSa Ia inv aiTni1hr nj Az
WORK The features of the face have az
expression wonderfully true to nature, and th,
whole work reflects great credit on tho fai,
artist, who, we are Informed, empioyed 6y,
months constant!labor in it's e3eout.oS.H
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

HEAVY Loss. An enormous locomotive
With SIX five feet drivers, and weighing thirty
tons, intended for the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, while being transferred from yes
sci to canal boat in the James river, at
Rockets. on Monday. September 10, fell from
the timbers used - sustain it, and sunk to the
bottom, carrying the boat with it. The cost of
il was oYer $40 600
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

RELIGIOUS Notwithstanding to the
Anderson Is. CO Advocate, a great deal Of Re.
lgious enthusiasm has recently been nantes
ted in that section Of the State. The Episco
Paiians, Methodists, Baptists, etc, have made
made many converts
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

BaLLooNsG Mr.. Paulin sscended in bal.
loon at Boz dsntown, n. j.. on Monday and
descended near Trenton. Mr., Steiner ascended
al Camden, n j., and descended within five
miles of Trenton, having travelled thirty miles
in an hour and q half
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

AMERICAN DIAHoSps.-The valse Q. the
diamond which has been found lately in Man
chester, Virginia, is said to be worth three or
-FOUR thousand dollars. A scientific examina-
slcn shows that it refracts; and if rubbed on
dry cloth OF leather, acquires positive electri-
city, and on being suddedIy removed from the
su',s rays into the dark, it sends forth sparks
of Light resembling fairy like blazing stars.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

11SPIKNDfD PfGfUREs-Those of our readers who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery Of Pictures
ahould not fail to pay visit to. Plumbs Rooms on
the Avenue. He hason exhibition Their some choice
specimens of the art Of Dagaerreotyping in OIL
There is portrait executed in this last STYLE o1
President Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
artist, every lnesnsnt thereof giving lfslike ex-
preston. Mr. Plumhe Ia reokoDed among the first
Dagusrreap srtist of cur time mar 80
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

FATAL ACCIDENT AT WHEELING While
soma persons were coming from the Fair at
wheeling, on Friday evening" last, violent
storm came up and swung the Suspension
Bridge considerably, frightening those who
were omit. Among the foot passengers las the
band and boy, the son Of the leader, fell
lis head falling off Of the sidewalk of the
bridge, and the wheels Of an omnibus passed
over his neck. When taken up he was dead.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

~ Robert Hutchinson, detected in robbing
the mail when he was mail carrier between
Carthage and Gainsboro' Tenn, in March
last, was convicted before the United States
district court of Tennessee, now in session at
Nashville, and sentenced to ton years in the
State penitentiary
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

FRATRICIDE IN VIRGINIA A letter In the
Petersburg Express states that q horrible affai
occu red in Louisa county, Va on Tuesday.
a man named Lorenzo Saunders shot his
brother, James Saunders, who lived but short
time after receiving the wound. Lorenzo
saunders was arrested ,..-.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

MAGNIFICENT SIGHT Upwards of 400
vessels on the Atlantic Ocean, ninety miles dis
TINT, were counted from the summit House on
Mount Washington, White Mountains) on the
llth inst, when the best view since the house
y as erected WAS euiOYeI
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presume Mr. Law, nor any one else, would
venture to offer me the insult Of proposing its
purchase.
Il am very respectfully, your obedieut ser
want, JAMES B CLAY.
ashland, Sept IL, 1854"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

BUTTER BY THE Toz.-Butter was selling in
Doston, few days ago, at thirty cents per pound
IL was still higher in Philadelphia The Bos
TON Courier las as,ertained, that during the
week ending on Friday last, there arrived
ia that city from the country, by the rail. Dads
alone, no less than $50 tons of butter. .-...
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

YELLOW FEVER AT ST. LOUIS The St
Louis Democrat says that several cases of yell
low fever, originating there. occurred some
two weeks ago, during the hot weather. There
is very little if any of II low.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

~ Joseph S. Lefevre, Esq, has been nom
mated for Congress by the Democrats of Ian.
caster Pa, in place of Col. Fordney, who de-
clined ,.1-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

"lT WAS DOING NO GOOD. "a popular but
somewhat eccentric divine, not hundred
miles from Glasgow, and living in collier dis.
trict severely visited with the pestilence, late
ly prayed to heaven "to stop the cholera, as
it was doing no good"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

The BisSssr YE1.-Ths biases. apple of
the season measures IA inches in oireumfsr.
enoe, and weighs 20 ounces. 1t was raised BY
Nr. Pierce Of Putney, Vt.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

A NEW CLOCK CoMPANY.-Mr Barnum and
another have given a piece of land worth
$1,000, in East Bridgeport, to new clock
company, who with capital of 500 Geo are
about to erect factory in that place. 80.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

Has not BACKED OUr.-The Philadelphia
News says that the Hon e. Joy Morris is
candidate for Congress in the first district
the reports to the contrary moth withstsndina.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

REJOICING AT ERIE.-On tho 10th inst, the
Erians and Harbor creekites had good jolli-
dcation over the late decision of the Penn
sylvania Supreme Court in their famous rail-
road case.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

2 The great industrial and agricultural
exhibition at Quebec opened on the 18th inst
Tho exhibition building covers twenty -four
acres of ground
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

GAs PROM WHARF.-THE Hotel des Invalidos
in Paris is now lighted by the new Kss eS-
tracted directly from water. Workmen are
new engaged in constructing by the side of the
gasometer general calorifere for warming
every part Of the hotel
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21
NEW FALL GOODS

4 ILOrHs, Csszimeres, kich Velvet, Silk and satin
~ Vestngs, oompririns the most beau. iful assort.
mens o. FasnioRable Goods to be found In this cit,
nee, IN me most superior manner and on the most
accommodating terms. ''' 1--WE
WALL L STEPHENS,
Next door TO the Iren Hall.
! Pa avenue, betW cen 9th and 10th sta
sep 21-St N'''i e'e'
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

PAPER PROM STRAW AND Cory SrnxaA
mill has been started at Skaneatalss, N. Y,
Tor the manufacture of coarse paper from
straw and corn stalks, according to the new
prOcess
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

BALE MILE OF PApER.-Not long since,
Messrs. Evans & Arrowsmith, of Bristol. "a.
ceived at their establishment, sheet of paper
weighing 3 cwt, and measuring 2,7S4 feet in
length, or more than half mile.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

DnOPOSALS will be received for raising and
L placing on the banks Of the River or Chess
peake Ohio Cana part of the Iron Bridge At ~.
tle fai's There is said TO be 80 ns. The prrpo
delivered on ths banks of the river or canal.
Apply 70 HOWARD 4 POOR,
Alexandra, Va,
or to JOS. HANKEY,
Baltimore, Nd.
Alexandra, Va, September 20, 1854.
sep Fl -lw
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TRADE PROM SOUTHERN Iowa. Since the
Rock Island Railroad was completed, Chicago
is receiving quite an accession to her trade
from southern Iowa. 49, 7. -.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

The LAST ONE Major A. D. dc Wangen-
helm, the last of che surviving officers who
served under Frederick the Great, died few
days since at Altdam, near Stettin, at the age
of nearly 3d.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21
DRAL EsTAry puRcgAsyp AND sOLp.-rbe

DEAL ESTATE PURCHASED AND soLD.-Tbe
III subscriber has sevetsl serrsole weliirg
Houses IN the ci'y FOR ssls at pr Q 8 r.neipg fom
IS 90 to 600; re and dei,s BIT al House and
extensive rounds on the Heights 81 0eorgeroNn;
o me o. the most egi l. cant To- In every ware
and several good Farms The city. Perso ~ & :.
Sting 70 assor cell Real E>t.te on far term
may pe accom- modsted on appli alton o
sAJpS G. G: KtNNEUY,
II street between eth and 10th streets
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

kfAtL GOODS 4 Ans stock Of Gents Fur.
T. n1sotnS Goods now being received, With
MANS my ssoek IN that line very complete.
-. o. BlRGy.
WillardS Ho{all
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2 NEW THEATRE AT LowKLL.-Lowell il n
have new theatre. A subscription of $4,000
10 already raised and site selected.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

USIyERsALIsr CONVENTION Tho general
convention Of UniSeIsalists Of the United
States, assembled at Philadelphia yesterday
morning.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

PRICE OF KIss.-In the Newburyport
Mass police court, on Monday, gentleman
was fined S. 80 for kissing buxom Irish lass
without permission.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21
CHICKERING'S SUPERB PIANOS.
SHIRTS-SHIRTS

Nv desire 10 cali the attention Of c,s,.... and
Nv strangers to cur large aseors ms,, - a. 81
Sm snd Low priced qualities, q Whit nd Color
sb'ch We are Offering at q mail van
,Dess oost, nAs,ng it greatly 10 The elvsnt.s, q.
P1i1IsSeff 10 csu and exsmins eur stsok.
sElT.ET WALL 4 sTEPHINA
4, II, ave0ue, next dosr b Iron Han
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

n A State mass convention Of all opposed
to the Nebraska bill is to be held at Spring,
field, ILL.,, on the 5th of October next.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

MARKETING AT NEW YoRK.-Potatoes are
very scarce and high. They are poor at Is
cents the half peck. Fresh beef holds it's u, ual
pflce, Ia to Is cents per 10. for steaks Fresh
iisa arc scarce haliout goes at 8 10 cents
pound, bags 10 10, Goldfish &c porgies
Sc, sea ba.s 10 l2c., Holsters &C., and CLANS
from 37i to 81 the hundred. Butter is rising.
4 nj selling at D to 81 cent?
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

49, The Subscribers to the Ball
tI3 Complimentary to signor And.eotd. ara re-
quested to meet at Carusps saloor, TOMORROW
(Fritay) AFTERNOON, at o'c eek, for the election
Of Managers. .--n.- eep 22-lt*
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

~ f,w weeks and you may regret that you
did not have likeness If al your family made
Now Is the time while you .ye a few leisure mo
meuts. ~-.'
Cal! at VANNrRsoN's and get one Of his iniuitable
Dragon D,guerreotypes. sep S-1m+
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

ArR should be MATERIALLY ks,osc.-for its stri,tiy
rue-that indigestion is the parent Of large pro
portion Of the fatal diseases. Dysentery, diarrhea,
cholera morbus. liver complsiet, snd many other
diseases enumerated In the city inspectors weekly
catalogue Of deaths, are generated by Indigestion
alone. Think of that dyspeptics! think of 1t all whe
slfer from disordersd stomachs and II you are vii
ling to be guided by advice, founosa upon sspsri-
ence resort at once don't delay day. to Hoofands
which, as an Alternative, curative, and invigorspt
stands alone aad unapproachsd. We have tried the
Bittcrs; and knew that thst they excellent for
the diseases specified above For sale BY dsa.ers In
rnaiicins everywhere ar
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" FREEMEN, AROUSE!
md
Vindicate Your Rights :!

E8 The adjourned meeting Of the FRIENDS OF
CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS Liberty, who we're 70
outr4geonely moles. d on Wednesday evening last
will be held ON FRO ~ afternoon, ID in t at 50
o'clock, in front # Carusis salcon Of it rains, the
meeting will be held inside the bull ing)
Every American citizen, friendly to Cnastitatton,
Free Speech and Iquat Rights, is invited to be
present.
Zen. JOHN SlIDELJ,
q, T. D. FLORENCE,
.syeFs r. II. STANTON, p al.
" J. CLANCY JONES,
JAMES GREEN,
PaILIP PHILLIPs,
CHARLES w CARDIGAN, AID
DANIEL RADCLIFFE, Raqrs,
will be present to address the meeting. T.
Let there tie full turn cut, that We may sc
whether the rufians who distu re p.ctab'e gath
ering= Of Amer citizens will show Their b. nd,
in the light of day. ssp2t-2t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

- JOG SKILL INs1oN reserves all the New Books
and Newspapers asfsst a published. He Is agent
FOR Hsr, er's and AL the other Magazines, aud our
nsns OF Blank Books and stationery At his Book
store Odeon Building corner of4 street ami Penn.
ylvanis avenue. aug 10
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P. ]. STEERS NEW GOODS

HAVE It pencil an elegant stock OF new Fsp
l. and Winter Goods for gentlemen, direct q.
ION he best importing houses Of the North
EN- ciies Gentlemen may relT upon find. Un
oods 10 the msrset at fair prc-r, by calling at No.
400 SeVentn street. sep 2l-lax3w
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~ ANOTHER PREMIUM.-Ar. ,WHIrEHcRsr hiss
ben awarded smother premium for his superior Ds-
cuerreotypes. exhibited at tbs Worlds Fair in New
York 1t will be RENE IL hered that MIR. W. receive
from the Worlds Fair in Londs n two medals for
uprivaled ia suerreoy pes Of Prss lent Film NJ
Cabinet, aud Psn;iscopes Of hiaSars Fals, besides
premiums at I'll tie fairs at which be has exhibit ed
for many year past. This spt AXIS volumes in fsvor
Of his ga leries.
Call aud have yoa likeness taken a. Wh;tshn,st's
Gallery, ear AZ street, Pennsylvania ayenus.
con Ia If -. n DE
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70 HiRE-A co'or-d NAN who has been with
g-cery mer liant fer several years past ana
l. wet acquainted wi isrent parte Of the city IN
Of gooi chs rrcter. Epqu re Of John wsters, on Z,
between Dth and 18th SIS General Agent and Col.
lector. .-lN sep 2o--sts
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OsT-On Wednesday afternoon, q Paper, cor.
IL tanning list of names and amount subscribed
for the relief Of the undersigned. Any person find
ing it viii center gres. favor by leavi-~ :. =, ~,
ell Boyd's ~ ~ NO
eeo OI-It Was v. dubbAhU.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

e4 S. REWARD EOR FIVE ClWs.-stol.n
A or strayed from English Hill, on Saturday
1920 morning hast. One was a black buffalo,
and auo her red co'or, with the top Of one horn
head to her shoulders on each side and the 9TH
two white one specklsi red on the neck and the
speckled back. Anybody giving inf -rmation of the
said Cows no as to Iced to the finding If them viii
be paid tn above reward by MRS. SEXTON. Of Fn.
giish Hill, on +, betw ID AID Sd streets.
sep 2l-3t* .ss