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Postage on Printed Matter In cuba.

We are authorized to say that the Postmaster General
has received, through the Department OF State, official in
formation OF The increase of postage printed matter in
the island of Cuba just double the former rates. The
following extract OF royal decree OF the OH November,
1853 published by order of the captain general in the
Havana Official Gazette OF the 18th January, 1854, will
explain Itself The rates therein stated are, OF course, in
addition The United States postage, which has 10 be
prepaid all similar publications sent 10 Cuba. The
decree provides that
Foreign newspapers, coming from any country whatso-
shall pay rial 2a cens) If loose and
eight dollars per roba (25 Spanish pounds should they
direct the editors Offices provided that their
agents this island give the necessary security the effect
that the package contain other printed matter but that
designated the band they be covered with any
private cphers other manuscript but that OF the address
No charge TO be made for inland conveyance.
periodicals oil any other class including also pamphlets
taking that tie and books Published in periodical
bers, shall pay twenty five q als) per ounce,
loose, twelve dollars per aoba (25 Spanish pounds) when
proceeding direct from the editors offices, and provided
enclosed in the requisite form. Sach publications
circulate through the island, rs cents
IL loose, and six dollars per dyro6a."
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cyWrRTa MADE To ORDER.-sTEvENs, Browns Horel,
md tit shirts In variety Gentle
troubled with bad fitting shirts can be suteda
sTEvENs's
II. ee-stfsod ssIesroom, BrownS Hotel
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A GAIlD.

NOPARTNERSHP.--I have associated with in business
take effect from the LIST ins brother H. BsRss The bui-
will be carried under the
BrRss BROTHER / would ask a
sen which has been bestowed for the
years. will be spared the
M wantso o public a
persons please early
notes, business should speedily
settled. GEO. BURNS.
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BOOTS AND sHOEs.-We would call the public
ID shoes
cling every usually weordered shoe which
sell for cash punctual
tomru. GEO BURNS n BRO,
nv, between 9th and 10Th and n and 9Th
Jan l4-eo2w
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NOT1CEThe books and belonging the Of
~ the late William Fischer have been left with W. q. Zant-
ginger saoaes Hail. adjoining the Irving HOTEL who alone
thoszed to receive and receipt for moneys due tne estate
HARRIET FISCHER,
Jl--d8t ENecutrr.
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NEW Lace Goods and Embrotderies--The subscribers
~ received New entirely
styles of the following desirable goods, viz.
Is houncsd lace dresses, Partisan style
- Maltese lace and sleeves
10 H0niton bcrhcs
Is berthe lace capes
Is sets French embroidered lacerimmed chimezots and
50 e style French worked collars
10 pieces coored Illusions for evening dresses
10 do coored tarietans do
so black lace wells
Is French embroidered hsndketcbief
Together seasonabe and desirable articles,
which we respectfully invite the attention of the ladies'
Jan 06-3tsw2wd HooE, BRO. q CO.,
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4 NEW INSURRECTTON IN VENEZUELA.

Private letters which full reliance may be placed
lave been received in this City which give the follow
hg information Of revolutionary movement against
tho Government by tho friends Of Gen. Psez. Il
hon Porto CabellO to the 10th inst.
Or the Goth June Col Juan Ssrcos in sTins At the
bead of about 900 men, in the peninsula Of Psrsyuans
RxeViDce Of Coro and had been provided with 1000 mus
ks and ommuniOn Of all kinds. He accompanied by
Colonies GOneil aud Chacn Majors Yzquierdo, Arrnas
and Fausto Ce beside other 0cors Felipe and Jusn
Lara Mariana TrardOt Of the Dutch Minister Van
Lnnsberg, sc.
1t confidently believed that the Government troops
hat were quartored Coro undcr Col Falcon, had
rendered. Garcos much stronger III every respeCt
The Government had made several arrests the City OF
Puerto Cabeo. Mr.. Jote Ramon netOs formerly n,yor
tho city, in the OF the fret MVnagas i, among tho
pnmber.
In Valencia the garrison attacked unsuccessfuy
10 insurgents in num5r 800 men, headed by Don Miguel
He1ero. COL Castro the chief Of tina, garrison had pre-
concerted the surrender Of tho army, but proved decetfu
Is former occasions.
Several oher provinces OF Venezuela Apure Bari9ss
kaIgHs;a and Barcelona, reported to be in
sssips, Monagss GOvernucn bat We have no particulars
No
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hs much essier calculated than the space OF time
ouired 10 accomplish four turnings Of roughly wind
ine river
At length about eleven o'clock, we landed at the
Is Muelle" This principal landing place is also a mill
lar, post for the prevention OF smuggling and
.lsc as customhous and tavern for the few travel
sr who direct their steps into this but little known
region. Oar thermometer now stood at - Fahren-
hit The! distance between Greytown and the
Nuelle" including all the windngs Of the river, ia
unvaris &C lorty-fve English miles or fifteen leagues
a|easant steamboat trip OF few hours in civxfed
Countries but tiresome vcyaee Of almos: hTe days IN
small birch canoe The Sarapiqui continues its
sourse for long time, and ma his source at the Vol
,.pO Bsrba Between Narabanca and Nos Her
manos there is cataract OF hity sixty feet hight
The posts few miserable huts situated on hill TO
Which tie moss natural of all saircsses wildentangea
,ep-like roots OF trees, are leading.
Reused from their usual Incidence by the loud cries
At our canoe-men, the soldiers Of the Muee," four
ar Eve pale starved, bArcooted fgurei in shirts and
torn drawers displayed themselves on the prsmia-
susc aud looked inqusiti'ely down on tho boat ana
s strange cargo, which slowly approaching by the
.oft streles OF the oar
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THE HINDOOS 1T BOSTON,

From The Boston Herald. July D. f.h.
The charge brought against William Reed, mas'er " VI.
shp Oueen-of the Pacific for III treating ms crew IN o'
providing them with a suffciency Of provisions on Ils
passage from Calcutta to this port, heard this morn
hg before IT, s. Commissioner Merwin and from the svi
dehoe introduced We should say the most frivolous
charge that could possible be brought before ouT'
The proceedings interrupted before ,e! un
a Pa, would say because il appearee thai no pin"hs
cath could be administered unless was maze On sg
Koran A messenger was dispatched for the sacred
Nume who after hunt OF nearly hall an nour returned
bearing the precious book with hun; An even r
when The FIST witness Achbar, the CHIEF ssfag o. 'e
Lscar crew and complainant in the case, was eaNvN -
Comm;s.oner Merwin administered the oaih 10 MN III
We following form - .hor, 10 administer
Interpreter tell Achbar, am now ABOUT Z" "A
a. oath TO him upon the holy Koran ,,...;1, -.
The interpreter did directed ana AchDaf se"e" ''0
hsok. This Is the oath: 49, =, 49,, - IN. hol, Koran
~ You give In the now az hesrng ra
IA ,rn,b The whole truth, and nothing bat heu o'n ~ I'
Iebbsr deyouty kissed the book and proceeded win
Ia Evidence He testified that he shipped on board the
Queen of the Pacific at Calcutta, with twentynne others
Lsscars and that he their captain or chiei srag
lAsy wsrs sbippsd by Capt Carey officer OF the I'm,
nA Ooyernment, without whose permission they could
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ing She arrived in carriage some weeks since a. Bar
nun. Hotel and after engaging handed the bar
to,e, nsrkaee which she stated contained SO 90 in
bo,t bui wi,b request thst he would deposit it in the
safe Sc wss dressed rs Quakeress and gave he name
a. Elizabeth Bushnell She represented 'h' shc haa e.
csped from The settlement a. Neg-Lebanon " l. WITH
the intention OF being united ma;.iTony to youiaia
Quaker WHO Intended As sooa he could elaie tho Ar
gus-oyed vigilance Of ihe sober dovosees OF ceh9a'y 70
follow L,r footsteps. This story, in connection with ne
oo9 rack9re oianed for her considerable ds-raos
notore;y nrc she found NJ diiicuiy in purchasing On
credit al the ev,ry ald wardrobe her heart could de-
sire. an liberal % present ore o. the Ia
dies Of the house with eegsn, gold watch snl cham
but she took before she let ~ rpossess herself OF
this article and il The one she Is charged with stealing
After getting all she co1ld from tho Baltnorsaas she
suddenly decamIed and this City leaving behind
her the SO 600 package Which proved to contain nohn,
Il value She i somewhat fair and represents herself
being q native OF England - years OF age. Whst t.s
Rnltro7e cu9es intend DO in the matter, remains 70 be
Since writiIs the above the proprietor of Bsrnums s-
tel Baltimore hos te.grsphed to Capt Leonard Of IT,.
second Ward Police 20 the effect that he does no wIh
70 prosecute tho Indy and therefore 10 discharge her The
dsra,ch res,. Let her 90 and sin no more We eern
st an the strength Of the 50 deposit she oh anet
c-.b loan 70 he amount of $3.50 from he hose prs
rretor. and moneys from other parties. After leaving
baltimore she went to Massachusetts. and there dopos
tied about $500 after which she to this City with
vie. Of Greeting simar ami profitable sensation anon.
ne Yo-ker. She wa. discharged from custody.
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THE RECIPROCITY TREATY.

According to the Washington correspondent Of Tile
JOsrnoi IF Commerce, the treaty not gazing through the
Senate 30 easily was anticipated. lie says:
"The Fishery and Reciprocity Treaty has encountered
IN the Senate stiff opposition merely sectional grounds.
II the question be decided those grounds alone,
chiefly, will produce state of feeling in the Senate and
parts Of the NORTH very unfavorable 10 the future
harmony OF the country When the subject shall again
come up in the Senate tho sectional appeals heretofore
made by members in opposition TO the treaty, will
be properly rebuked. W. stan then soon know whether
treaty be rejected merely the ground that
hyor commercial connection with people known 20 be
hostile TO the institution OF Slavery.
This TO indicate that the southern Senators
rot oil convinced that Reciprocity is the best way to pre-
rent anne Kation.
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A CHILD KILLED ~ pASTHgR.-We have been IN
formed hat little daughter OF Mr.. Barker in the lower
End Of ii- county Killed by panther lew day.ago
Tho report NC have tbs Mrs Barker sons her l'!e
daughter 10 spring Cnch sieunta for soma witer
III. child STAYING longer than usual the mother wont To
sec what had become OF IT, Near the spnS she discovered
trsces Of bood-ina short distance farther portion Of
The body Of her child. Mr. Barker was not al home but
liz sgonize mother succeeded in raising small eomp.
v who wen; in .ach Of tho animal iaat had torn from
her 4 beloved little 4 few step from the place
Lr. tho remains Of the child were found large panther
Wa discovered in Ina uasrrng rue o. one Of iAs
company 50 coon the monster observed erougn!
i'm 20 the ground Abingdon 'E4ih!al' july -.
HORRIBLE AcCIDgNT-We arc just Informed Of a
dreadful accident which occurred yesterday evening a.
the Portage Tunnel 1t appears the wokmen were BEN.
brought W the shaft. which sunk TO ths depA oil lev
i., The attached 10 the rope were drawn up sH9ns
The .by.s at the top of the wndass two men dropped oa
end fell into the shaft killing them instantly. Iher
names frs Patrick Strain and John Shields.
Two more were crushed their and legs being brs-
lon Ihev are not expected % live: their names are
Joln Magellan and Hugh Sweeny; a man named DONNIE
McBrid, caught hold OF the timbers and fortunately
escapsd. 60. 1,, - ;.hi,
qht Of The Central Railroad tunnel Pitts. Chron %.
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CAPTURE OF CONFIDENCE QUAKERESS.

A female alfred az Quskeress, who for some weeks
"a, has been dashing at Barnams Hotel Baltimore as
e have heretofore published in The TRBUSE and Who
few dsv. since took French leave of that establishment
bringing of with her elegant geld watch and cham De-
longing 20 one of the boarders and magnificent ana
up6cen wardrobe which she bud got on credit ron the
Baltimore shopkeepers, was on Thursday last found D!
Lieut. Goodenow Of the Third Ward Police 81 Inc he'
chants Hotel Courtlandtst, where che had taken up
Or.,,er The officer Immediately photographed to the pro-
ro,or Of Barnuus Hotel of his discovery, and return
ns,eb requested tina. abe might be arrested and detained
until further Orders She was accordingly taken from the
hotel on Thursday evening and provided with quarters at
The statophouse In her possession the g02 watch and
chain W.. found and she admitted that il belonged to
Baltimore lady.
H.r oper.,css While in Baltimore are rshsr interest
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FIRE SPRING-,r,


Shortly after O'Clock last evening fire broke gu, in
frame dwelling house IN SprinEs. near Mulberry, occa-
stoned wa understand, by tho explosion of camphene
lamp colored woman, whose we could not learn,
vas badly burned The flame, exinguished before
much damage was done TO the building
TIRB IN TULToS-sr.
Last evening fire broke out in the boot anil shoe store
of john Beverle No. no Fulton-st Sun Buildings Tbs
fire was discovered by the Second Ward Police, who i'm
edi--y gave the alarm but before tho frsmen arrived
upon the ground the flames burst forth with great fury
from The doors and window of the store and communicated
10 that portion Of the second story occupied rs TIE Sur
eltoria--ooh But tts tin. elapsed, however, bsfsra
the fr;men were q. work and sovers! eopious streams
wsro poured upon tho flames.
The woodwork in and about the store, together with the
stock of the occupant entirely destroyed The loss
i. roughly estimated OF $500. Insured.
HE origin of the fire has not yet been ascertaned, al
though it supposed to have originated from defect in
tie gas.ppes.
The stock of Mr.. Knox halter adjoining, wa' ssasda
rably amngcd by smoke
Damage 20 the building about 81 900. Insured.
Had this fire occurred at later period in the evoang,
II i. m, r. than probable that Tie SuN building would
heve been destroyed.
FIRg CHsRRr-sr.
At II O'Clock last night fire broke ont in the building
No Cherry-s occupied by number 81 families The
flames were exrgushed before much damage occurred to
the building The fire was the work OF an ncOnaiary.
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FAIL EFFECTS or WREsTLIEs.-Mr. Smith Acksr-
man, Who was severely injured Thursday afternoon
While wrestling with John Quinlsn at ONeils porter
house corner of Washington and Amos.s, died yestor
day It the New.York Hospital from tho Injuries he re-
ceiyed Coroner Hilton held an inquest upon the body
when it appeared In evidence that the two men with others
of their friends while at the porterhouse in question, IN
sertook to wrese together Qunlsn, however soon BE-
came tired Of tho sport and wished to desst bat Aeker-
man insisted upon its connu,nce they then scufed until
they got from the barroom TO the front stoop, oil OF which
both fell backward 10 tho sidewalk. Alderman was taken
No sensess and remained that state until he died The
jury rendered verde. Of death from compression OF the
BRAIN the result Of accidental "a. while wrestling with
John Quinlan. Deceased wca native OF Newly %
years Of age.
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rHE TRIBUNE Readers, about PURCHASING: tho brst
on, Frssh Medallion Mosaic Velvet Tapestry aud lngas
LEI. OF cloths So snd avoid tho eorbtant prices Bread
way hou sesrooms u Hssn ADDISON
No % Bvwey aud reAs great advantages BY sscs3 ttoA t''
lsrs assortment Ia this city
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PuRDyS NATIONAL THETER-To-msht Is ~ 90
m he benefit Mrs Hathaway when unusually attractive su
vii PRESENTED -Four full pieces will Do pfsrmed hsts
PEW DsV Howard n Nichols Mise Hathaway and thu
whole excellent COMPANY will spPesr Ihs lowing are
he peces, Caharins and Psrucho Man Abont Town" "A
psv 10 Paris ssa French Spy" Dsneiss By Miss Leols
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

New CITY ARyORr.-At the last meeting oil ths Gem
mon Council AID Graham vi the Special Committee on
tho Amory presented report IN favor OF erecting new
building in Ryersonsst, East Brooklyn, for acesnsodi
ton OF the military From which i appears tha ss oos
HI moved that Committee be empowered to enter INTO
contract for the building AID. Barnard opposed ths
sdoton ~ the report account OF the unsuasensss OF
tic location lie advocated the erection Of two arsorss
ina-much the actual and prospective extent OF the Cy
would resuirs them. The location at present des!5nated
ID not suit either Brooklyn Willamsburgh. Ne pre-
serted minority report protesting again The adoption os
the report on tie grounds Of llegaty The minority re-
port finally lcs and the majority report was ala over
Until the nsxt regular meeting
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TnE CORSICAN

TIE CORSICAS BROrUERS--One OF the nnest
drsles on tho aeTH BARNvN, MUSEUM w.,
.e rH,. besdes tho United Twins tbs creates
CURIOSITY In Tho world: the living Rhnuceros immense 'ion se
,sat. &c without extra charge, ut all times
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CITY ITEWS.
CAsrLH GARDEE-ITALIAS OPERA-H''soa'e'io, with
which NJ Marezek had such splendid success last season.
now in rehearsal and will be Immediately produced.

SEuoE PRgsRYTERIAy CHURCH SABBATH SCHOOL EE-
crRsIo,-On Thur-iay morning last about one hundred
Of the children attending tho above school together with
their parents and friends accompanied by the pastor OF
the church the Rev DR. Pennington proceeded per tho
Hudson Railroad to Yonkers where they entertained
in Griffin Fairy Grove Throughout the day the chill
drcn maintained tie mos. perfect order, while they en-
loved Themselves TO full satisfaction. They sung several
HYMNS with the most cheering effect. Mr. Hector, Mrs.
Carney md the other teachers conducted tho various
rnngements, including tho singing. DE- remington on.
totsined tho company and in short address referred
them la the beauie. Of surrounding naure-h- harmony
The concord with which the works Of God fulfilled their
various Offices These things not only intended by
an awse God subserye the wants and the desires Of
man. but were also in hi degree calculaed to remind
His Of our duty to Col and to our fcow-men. Every
flower every blade of grass the trees whose leaves and
extending bsnchcs shaded from the scOrcsng rays Of
tha tun-al helped each other in maxim. mp the whole
beauteous the advantages of which were TINS d'y
extended our enjoyment. Watch, said he, the compa-
cency with which they grow, the equal rights which they
enjoy, and the perfect freedom which they exercise s
fuGlment of their various functions without annoyance to
each ether while they conpre to elevate our hearts ami
speak to u. in the language OF etempIhcaton hns our
ssul. In holy alteration from nature 10 Natures God
and echong in our ears Heavens Almighty mandate,
go thou and do likewi-e The Rev Doctor concluded
bis address by few observations a. TO the cnJ0yments OF
the day. The temporal plcntfnlly supplied
a. beautifully spread table amply testified. vote Of
thanks was rendered to Mr.. Griffin for tho use OF the
Grove; and, after a days well appreciated enjoyment,
the company arr yed safe in New York a. o'clock in TIE
evening.
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Al BINN TOWEK IUOH I ILkEt I III anu IN"SN''
CARrErs ARmARr NYE. Manniaeturers) 10 SOW aud asa
f,e ever, the attention Of the Trade Agent
for ceiling the goods. ubO T. l.. hfNf. ~
nos ~ and fi6 Pearl, opposite Wiiismst., Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-29

NEW srArroS-HoUE.-At the last mseiing q the
Common Council, Aid Mulligan offered resolution d.
Twelfth now Sixth Ward to be designated Psles Dis
tric No. s. He moved that appropriation Of 10000
a. made for purchasing suitable location and the cree
ton Of proper building aud that the amount be assessed
and included in the Of the present year Tho rssou-
ton was lost although is notorious fact that protection
for life and property needed In that portion Of th'
cfv ia other.
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FIRES


Las: oyoung iTo broke out in the dry-good. store Of
Barley & Coz corner Of Seventeenh-s and 6th-av The
remen promptly responded to the alarm but before they
could ubdue the flames the promises were damaged 70
tho rmoun. Of about $500 The ,oss is ssd % be fully
inn
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years Of age

Gross OuTRAGE.-About o'clock Thursday evening
Of last week party Of respectable citizens, composed
mostly Of gentlemen with their families, le this City fer
an evening ride and bath at Coney Island. While IN
bathing they attacked by band of irshmen armed
With heavy clubs. They rsi nsued the ladies' that we're
then OIL shore Of the party being in the water and
before the company could all be called together they bad
seriously injured several OF the party, and fed Own.
to the darkness Of tie night the company being in their
bathing -re.ses and nothing to defend themselves with
the rusns escaped but since have been found out and
arrested and It be sincerely hoped thai justice may
be done for the protection Of peaceabe citizens who are
out after dark.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-29

TIE LArE Arson IN CHARLEs-ST.-1he examination
Of Harriet and Henry Thompson, charged with firing
the Candy store Of VIM Kilner, No. les Charesst sy
which abou. tOe worth of damage done, was ycsier
Say continued and concluded before the Fire Marshal
and the accused we're committed for trial Both srenuouV
denied tho charge against them The female is NAIVE
of this CITY 80 year. Of age the other is Ens'hman'
e. years of age.
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fAdveriisenentl
Arprps POWER Loom THREE PLY and INGRAM

MARRIAGE AND PARENrAGE.-A New BOOK ~
H.ur Wrht May 30 had No. 800 Broo way Pues Too
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ForsD DRowsEp.-The body OF an SIN S,nod Ia the
man about 80 years Of wa. yssss1asy ou held
North River foot Of Robinson-sL ~ voleucs being
P", r,nSs;.d verde, Of death BY dr'Wains
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TBs CIVIL AND CRIMINAL JgsTicss.-lsesoluton:
were adopted at the last meeting Of the Common Council
directing the Civil Justices for the city not to deliver for
service any criminal process issued by them to other than
police officers Conabes having heretofore done 1s sntJ
at an expense ~ the county.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-29

OVERCOME BY THB HEAT.-Miss Mary Tool, while on An
excursion 10 Bidde Grove board the steamer America,
conveying Engine Company No. -, was On her retarn
Frustrated by the heat having ovsr-exered hene oy
dancing but after the application OF suitable remedies re-
covered.
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The great Ant-Psriodic Pill, or DEsHLERs Now
Cure it Fever Agae sold by Mrs HAYES, No 10 Fuoas
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STATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHooL.-Tho Com
uceueut Exercise. will take place on tho ltn 0i Aasa-
c Nor ssnt BY rsqnsst ' w reNtt'-