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The true Democrat., 1854-07-12
Agents for the True Democrat.

 VIM E. SMITH, Washington county; GARLEN SILVEY, Jackson county A. J. HAYS, Ashley county; D. w. JEFFREY, Mount Olive, lizard county. R. L. PHILLIPS, Washington, Hampstead county; J. T. MILEHAM, Franklin county; Wm M. BOWERS, Fayetteville; GIDEON TUCKER, Batesville, Independence county; JOHN A. LINDSAY, Powhattan; ELIHU RANDOLPH, Desha county; JOHN M. MITCHELL Gainsville, Green county; VIM K. CAIN, Pocahontas Randolph county; LEWIS SUTFlN, BOliver, Poinset county; ROOF H. HOWELL, Dover, Pope county; J. S. JORDAN, Monticello Drew county; IHOS RIGGS, Postmaster Richwoods, lizard county; VIM. M. VAN VALKENBURGH, w arren, Bradley co; GREEN R JONES, Esq, Smithvle, Lawrence county; l.. B. VENABLE, Van Buren county; JOHN HANlS, Bradley county; C. fl. JACKSON, Mount Penson, Jackson county; VIM. A. CRAWFORD, Saline county; J. W. McCONAUGHEY, Searcy, White county A. J. BROOKS. Bloomer, Sebastian county; JAMES M. MONTGOMERY, Lewsville Lafayette co; Capt. ". LANDERS, Sulphur Rock Independence co; ". $. YOUNG, Dover Pope county; THO'S F. AUSTIN, Yellyie, Marion county; J. W. BERNARD, Norostown Pope county; JAS K. BERRY, P. M., Huntsville, Madison counav; JAS N. JOHNSON, P. M Friendship Saline county; C. L. SWEET, Sweetville, Crittenden county; THO'S MILLS, Polk county; JOHN w. FULLERTON, Hot Springs; ROBT ATKINSON, Leeks Store, Ouachita county; Dr. l.. L. MARTIN, Long View, Ashley county; N. L. BAKER, Fulton county; JACOB PATE, M., Pleasant Plains, Independence CO., K. l.. CARGlLE Conway county.
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0EF The abolitionists at Westfeld Mass. the other day amused themselves by tolling the bells for an hour, and afterwards hanging and burning in efigy Present Pierce, and Messrs. Hallett and Loring. The efigy of Judge Dou- glas, being considered diabolical, was burned at the stake.
The true Democrat., 1854-07-12

GEN. QUITNAN-The Washington Union of the 17th has the following:
 An article appeared in our paper some days since, in which friend of Gen. Quitman allud- ed to the attempt to connect him with the alleg- ed flibustering movements against Cuba. This article has induced Gen. Quitman to send to the Hon. Wiley P. Harris the following de- spatch:
 Nes0 Orleans, June A. Tell the editor of the Union that no man is authorized to speak for me but myself Pub fish this J. A. Ou1TMAN.
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Our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work not De surpassed by any printing establishment the country
 We have procured, sixteen hundred dol lars one of Isaac Adams printing machines whcf enables us to do book and pamphlet work superior style and at very low prices
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Ocean StAr ~ Superior Boston.
Sld AArch J, sohr m Hopkins Boston.
no veisel In port except brig Lucy WatW repairing.
PHILADELPHIA. Mar z. PM-Axr ships L HAxIl.
man, Arey, Liverpool Jenny Lind olppsr) GILL; Boston
bark Oak Ryde! Boston .chrs Smith Smith, Savannah
Juniaa Willard, Portland Geo Lo6 WAiriow NYork; Al
media Mhiias. Gre.nps,a "a PEN ylysnis, Reash Nor
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In eidA, hilden WAiehAm; Pennsylvania 1saah Nsr
wieh CT; Mary Miller Laws NYorh steamer Mary, drssn
The ship Hswtier from Liverpool for Philaasphs
which has boon ashore Hamburg Flats d. Monday
morning hoatee % this Afternoon. a.r having as
charged four lighter loads Of which all IN
condition; uncertain whether she leaks o. noA
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MARITlME InTELLiGRaOE.
Port u Few York, March 2, 1864.

CLEARED.
ship Weodsoek tnew). Lambert Loadsn, Durham Di
sseeip Hs:oIs. Porter. Liverpool. jas Foster. r.;
Elk z V.,s; E;:5 -; 80:
81: ss:s' Ss;: D,.e
81: M; wi: S.ss, ssss Sas
s.s t:ssy sn swan. I:lsss ESj Dssi.,.
Brig Linda 0alson. Trai kiln; Mayhem, Talbot . Go.
:sI 5.ss snsr s:. fi Nes. M.
Sshi : Wssins. Francis Savannah. Torssi, Mott !
sehr Merchant, Winters, Rehucna Risr.sa:
sSSr Hass RasSs saSan PSiss.Dhs "a. a.DS
sslr Ls.i:. se,s:: Porsi.ss v Es.i:: : ~.
81. ss' John sa.s,:
s!ssp Hssss:a s s.iS9: rssyis:ss: G:z.a
ARRIVED.
and Indian fi;...a,s - ~ 80
s:s1:; sysy fore nal. il ~ .S:sys Sois.
BsS 1.s.Iy "Ses sa Ssa Il.
A'
s.: s,s s:.;
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SshI css:.ss. RIes ssyssn.s day.. With cotton, As 70
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hsSs 81. ION Ssi. Lost beat splIs :sii. 10: =
days. visS oisssss V ssurass O. FEB sS sss SsS be-
CsPs Hases and osps Henry sapsrisns.a sever:
part load oasis carried away one q hs main
chains plis 49, and sprung assh.
asyn f.S ~ Is mile. 81 & s.nsss pa..sd 9ss rr SS q
sshes o. about lao tons and bowsprt gone
nsinmast staadinS u g T.-r appeared 70 have been
sshr nm Carter Lyons Wilmington. NO u days FEB g.
sS s n SS. LOST sa "s %
sohr Actor knslsh i,hnEton, NC and days from The
oi b. 'S
Dslayafs Br akwAssr days where she In hsrbor
soh and burned 70 shs wae,s sdss s ths fore
and had fallen; the sierra the letters 0E"
gone day. passed steamer Who hsS come from
ss w .Esf and pRs.sS The. had taken o.
vth sehr ashinIson Of ana rom Wsshsston Nc Ssvas
PM Aso ~ place With los: Of fosmast nainopma and
sohr IVA sSsrmsn' Hswssrn, NC sdaya
Ssss Prssscn Chase Nosiolt. bsund 70 New Haven
s Il %Ss sS r ne s:s
roynsd aad The mate ana barely escaped With
sohr Judge Baker gsssrs, Pessr:surx:
s ss yohn . Ferris Busn, y;5sini., tday
ssSr Msissx SsiIsss Boston. s day: 1''''n'
sehr = Chase. AlmX New Bedford fer Norfolk.
Brig Marshal Nsy Llis from Trinidad Cabs with
Bark PhilomeIa, Havana.
GBrsAspr Hoo. Pnmr,rs rELrssA,xl
Rivsn 4 Co, d - anchor on Ne Hook.
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REFoRN IN Understandable Legislature of
Massachusetts, has passed plurality law, which pro-
vides that In al elections hereafter holden for the
choice Of Town city or county officers BY the people,
shall be declared elected. Whenever two or more
persons are to be elected TO the same Office, the
several persons to the number required to be chosen
having the highest number OF votes shall be declared
elected. The act does not apply TO State officers and
MEMBER OF Congress, who are still 70 be chosen nm
der tho old majority system
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Williamsburg City Intelligence

EscArKD CoSvCr ARRESTED About two O'Clock ysstse.
day MOI nirs, ohcst Calhoun arrested tso young sn at
Thompson and william Patterson who had escaped fro
Baokwelps Islaad raft and were nakiae their WAY
to New York, rhsy were committed to the cells.
snf Down FOE TRIAL -Yesterday, Margaret Smith WAS
sent to the county s BY Justice Boswell TO await trial
81 the Court OF Sessions, charge OF stealing gold
yAtch from Mr. Pope on the goth Of January. william
Harrison and william Terrier, two boys arrested on
suspsion Of having stolen the watch were discharged
there being no evidence against them.
bDiesAnoN FIERY kKEHsG "A mass meeting Of the ot-
ferries IL to be held at the Odeon this eyenInr Tina
nittes apo nted ct the last meeting will an int
resting report We are informed from reliable source
NAY, provided grant can be obtained from the Nss
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The RESTORATION OF THOMAS w. DoRR.-The
Rhode Island Senate on the LIST inst. concurred in
the amendments Of the House of Representatives to
the bill annulng the judgment Of the Supreme Court,
made In 184l, declaring Thomas w. Dorr guilty Of
high treason.
1t is said that Gov. Allen is opposed to the bill,
and that he will not sign 1t; but this is only runor.
On the LIST inst the following resolutions were Of
fered In the House Of Representatives,
Resolved That the Secretary Of Sats is hereby ordered
to obtain from the officers of the State elect
I'd under and BY authority Of the oonstu adopted By
the people Of this STATE D. lsai known - the Peoples
consttutn, the record certified copy Of the said
constitution and all acts done BY on under and BY
authority Of the same, an that he die and opposite them
records among the archives Of the State and thu sevs
raj departments to which they belong.
Resolved That the General Treasurer and he 10 here
ordered TO pay to the order Of Thomas W. Dorr the
,unt Of one yeafs saTy, due him BY virtue Of his
election urter and BY the auth ,ty Of the oonstutioa
Of A. D. 1872 known - the Peoples constitution TO-
ssthsr with interest thereon from Nay lst A. lSAS
until paid
Resolved, That copies Of these resolutions bs uu
roaed TO the President ard Congress OF ihs Unitsd
States, snd the Govnos and Legislatures Of the several
States
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TAs UsaKy Laws.
uxx0NAL OF TIE ooRx EXCHANGE BoAxD 70 TIE
LE0IsL ArURH.


LEQrsL AfURH.
Al adjourned meeting Of ths Corn Exchsuss Board
hs yssssday In tAsr rooms ct twelve O'Clock for the
purpose Of kng into eoaaidsratioa the Disadvantages
ssg from the present asury laws and for the purpose
Of adopting sons means 10 have the laws amended, ~
to obviats these difaculHss
Ths meeting being called to order BY ths chairman,
Joseph Kstsham, tie COMMITTEES to whom WAS referred
the memorial drawn up the day before for their rsvsn
rspxtsd ~ follows, the document being Rad By Mr..
NKw Yonx CoRr YxoHArer March 1884
To THE HosoRA.LE, THE LEcnLAruRr or THE STATE
sa
...s We s.s..ss ::!:sS ls.s: II:
MONEY
III. M hoy ssss.. 30.
As use Of t;y'DS The 81. y.as Of capital,
M 's
h.: S "
II ;::"i.: q
evil; .n ssy
ssIps.s shs pic. q s..., hs.svss Z
your thai sas q .iour
~. %
our law, shall b. modined establish human
enactments the relations btwesn the DO
for mo q And The ever vayinx s1seneis u trade
In favor the entire repeal all the taking
Of money but that in opinion the penalty shoud
In Of moneyed loss Of s Ia
and costs ard that respect loans
the gal Alto Of ntre should bs tba, which DO
sred uIon between tho pAres 81 the time whoa
trAe cd.
And peetfuy AK shat The u th. subject may
be modified eeaty 70 tbeso suggesoa in such other
shall efeetuAly the incubus which troy
tho labor and Of the people Of this
state.
M HoIT moved - IN ann ndment that twelve moaths
bs Serted instead Of six months which, not bsps
eoDded, vas lot
The rep IT OF the COMMITTEES then Opted aud the
memorial was signed BY the officers OF the Institution.
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The Women In the Senate Chamber at Al
bany.

From the Albany Register, March ri
fhs Senate alarmed yesterday aftsraoon. II
rendered to progress The select committee TO whom the
womens rights memorial had been referred took their
possible Nevr had Senators Robertson Yost and Field
been In sueh responsible circumstances Tbs, ws calm
but evie emily In great peril.
10 the circle Of the Senate ranged nvuobls row. sat
seven ladies', from quite pretty 70 quite plata.
Ms Kese maze very earnest appeal that women
might BE- allowed 10 exercise the elective franchise. She
sid II tha demand OF the sgsthe natural conee.
quenee Of the srst step taken the Declaration Of lode
psndencsapothsr nA In the moral and soeia progress
sion Of wont nkind.
Was noticed that the spsassr alluded often to Justice
and liberty and AL that but rscsg ased higher object
Of appeal.
when, after the lssy had spoken. Mr. Claiming roes,
the enterisinn ent TO which they had been Invited.
Ths gepteman made but one good pont-that WAS
thayn other countries England FOR instance the very
hghett powers Of govsYnment are exercised By
When Mr. CLAIMING flashed, the former speaker Ms
Rose told clever Incidents Of the war In HasgAry
vhes the ladies auassd anhnd By pArtp nc with their
jewsby, 90 that the var might 60 on.
She hoped the republicans OF America would ct 1east
grsnito wsmen the rights that are granted to them
In Hungary.
Much had been said about vomans being taken from
the nreslde &c. by her acquisition Of the right TO vote
IL would be no loes Of time Women can and time to 70
10 the concert and the BAIL and the party She might
better pass her time In studying the great questions Of
government
wIsa she concluded leave was granted the oemr ittss
10 ash questions The honorabls senate quasd be
meath this trial. There . terrible silence and the
auder eager 70 hear hat the other ladies had TO say
wrstohed when they found that the committee had
81 emily Observation-Disclosures
Oh what fall Was there, my eountrymen
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Senate.
ALBANY, March 2, 1884.
BILLS R1PoRTED
To amend the charter OF the village OF FIushing.
Relative &C the Court Of Common Pes In the city Of
New York
The New York Register Of Deeds bill was referred to
the Judiciary 0cmmittse
ELLIS INTRODUCED
To increAse the capital VI the BanAo and Corning rail-
way
To incorporate the East Brooklyn Savings Bs,k.
To inccr pofse st Fransis Xavier Coll. &C. New York.
To 10 cor poYAte the Free Church.
Relative to tie salAry Of the Attorney General and his
Deputy.
To Increase tho number Of Notaes and Commissioners
Of Deeds in New York
YORK CORPORATION coUSsRL.
Mr. WHITNEY offered . resolution that the Judiciary
Con mtes report the New York Corporation Counsel Fee
bill Is laid ON the table after de bate.
THE TEMPERANCE QUESTION.
The hour o. IL A. having arrived, the Senate went
Into Go nmittes Of the Whole the bill for the suppress
son Of int importance.
Mr. HAIsKY and concluded his remarks In ID.
vor Of the Hill
Mr. CROSBY also addressed the Senate at considerable
length.
Progress WAS reported on the bill.
NEW ROCHELLE RAILROAD
Mr. Dickinson fAvorably for the relief Of the
New York and New Rochelle Raj road, and ordered
to . third reading
Adjourned TO 10 A. n TO morrow.
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Captain John M'Kensis Of ship Amelia, In letter dased
HAVE he LIST uL addressed the owners Of the vessel In
Charleston, saysln lat 80 IL lon So o. W, picked
msshed Lieut. Ice US Arc steamer San Francis
containing DOZEN chairs another case
articles OF olsthinG; ana The day
bale sfNsw Orleans cotton with Quantity ioess cotton
balan.p
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The taou Of Hamilton U. G., have struck agapst sew
Ing msshiaes Rsosntly reinforcement Of dfty talors
arrived from Yankssdom TO supply the Dees Of the anti
sewing machine ailors who had struck The strikers got
ups Demonstration Threatening the sew sonsrs, who
ZOOS the svessg train and st the taiors OF Her naes
W oominions IN ponssaon of ths-eabhags Ash.
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TelcKraphio Marine Report.
BOSTON Mar 2-Au steamer City Of New York Phila
delphis; BRIG " Shuts. Hampton, We.
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KEY WnsT, Feb n-rhe sehs Marsha Post, PesA with .
esrEe q w bslss oss,ss men .esMs tsr .sw ssck
srsat danger Of total ss she sek Aid ffsm ths
thgN hvatt hM ostNA we've saksA evA ~ ths vssssl
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ALBANY, March 2, 1854.
AUBURN AND HER RAILROAD ENTERPRISE
The bill to amend the act authorizing Auburn to borrow
money for Railroad purposes WAS passed.
MILITARY COMPUTATION
The vote OF yesterday against the bill to repeal the
military Communication tax reconsdsrsd and the bill
refer I'd TO the Committee OF tbs Whole
MEDICAL SCIENCE
The bill 10 promote medical science was taken up In
committee, the question pending Mr. Conkdn's
amendment providing fog the burial Of remains Of bodies
after dissection.
Mr.. D. p woop moved an additional amend msnt to
the tsot thAt warden superintendent shall receive
oompcns ation for Any subjsot
Mr.. CoSKIIS accepted this amendment, and It WAS
adopei.
Mr. GBs moved to amend BY adding that supsrin.
tsndents and OF the poor shall demand pay
ment for the remains Of any person dying In the aims.
housee.
Mr.. DAWSON moved 70 amend BY adding that relatives
may receive the after it, livery to the medical
college.
Mr. MALLORY proposed to amend Mr.. Dswson's amend.
ment BY adding that the friends shall be required to
inter the remains in the usual manner.
Mr. DAwsoH accepted the amendment
protracted debate ensued, but, without taking the
queeiioD, TIE Assembly arjournsd.
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JcI sev CITY InteIIirenoo

JoJ sey City Intelligence
RAILROAD PROJECT Another railroad from Jersey City
to Newark Ia proposed which IL to be constructed
straight line The route viii be south Of the present
rsrosd, and below the Newark plank road Tho Haol
sack and PAssao rivers will Be crossed their entrance
into Newark bay In the L. gslAture, Wednesday, Mr.
Rafferty, gave rotioe o. bill 70 charter this company
TO FEE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
new York, AAroh 2, 1884
In this NOR iUgs paper, under the head Of IA Pork
Concern swndled" you state that the owners Of the
saughteripg establishment In Bergen, Nessrs CALDWELL
Harris o., had advanced 6fty Thousand dollars
to party who Ia missing We wish you to contradict
the statement for the have not advanced
dollar hogs this any party have been In
any way connected with tho above transaction Respest
fully yours, HARRIS co.
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Tbs Trainer U0De IN q Kew Phase
KINGS COUNTY cIIcgir ooUEr.

n
AAaM 0CAayss TSais~ Geetaa Ros Capr-AdsoS
ths above oosr .his day. ne complaint
account & tine o.t and sxps.sss isearsd in following
uas shnd, vhish 3 i aiessd vas Abducted By Is d.
sndA.t With avowed attention Of akisg II 70 California
s s'Ss'S an: :sG ~ -; ::s :.: n 70
defendant Vas the owner q ths shd. siri about tn
years Of sss and migrating from Noble to Oasnnsu
Tfaisor Who II appssrs WAS thsa tree mas asd he d.
masdsd is custody which ws deaied AsesFtsiang thss
Yos b: o!ussS .s.sspSs dsse.ssS e : s.ss.sisssa
and Issa prose- Dgs vrs immsdiassly iDsutsssd for
Dusr, Of New York, but without the desired eject,
and than traDfsrrsd 70 the Soprsms Court Of King
Il :. IL: dsS that %
father the ura custodian Of the oh and erdsrsa
II 70 b givsc up This vas IL Nay last The CASE q
that time fully repor Nd In the HHRAID and must yet
b fresh In The rsoollsc aon OF the public.
The fasl Of the stated By counsel for plain
id the defendant not bssg present. either In person on
rae nrst witsem called was Jane rralaor. the child
which had been abducted She appeared quite spghtly
Rose Cooper hsd bssn her Mistress and brought her nom
Mobile Alabama, 10 acfGnsu. Ohis vAsnos they
TO New York, and took apArtnsnn ct No. lol Mercer
O How did shs tell you to sst towards your father
When he c,lisd to sse your shs told ms 70 jump up
Q DID she tell you anything about going back with
himf A. don't know.
O. What did she tell you to do when you was given up
to.yt ur father BY the COURT she told me to ory.
you did cry and mske fass, ID you mott
A. Yes, sir She soisg TO take to California; had
schooling before came here; 60 to school nov; my "a
Their was in Noble at tbs time came away.
Lewis raPpan vas nsxt oAlkt. Hs Afr med that he
acquainted with Charles Traipor the plaintiff and
knew Rose Cooper. the defendant; he received tee-
graphic desI atch from Cincinnati about the eth
9Th May last about the abduction OF the ohild and
instituted legal proceedings to procure Ito possession 70
the father; spent considerable time In the busne and
did TrAoor; after Judse Dusr ntmatsd that the f.
thor I'D right to the child, witnsss applied for the
power to lake II, which not accorded he Asked the
woman for It in court, when she surrounded BY oms
ruars In the garb OF gentlemen and taken out OF the
room she placed in carriage standing 10 Chambers
street. where b. cd his request With like result,
and pushed BY her paramount whom the vshi.
ole was driven on
These two were all the Witnesses examined and
sci for paintD briefly addressed the jury, urging An
award Of the full amount Of damages claimed Hs vent
into history Of the oase which has heretofore bssn pub
hshsd wh.p after the charge Of the court the jury
turned vi vertist Of SITS dA images for plaintiff The
amount claimed was 81, 0O0.
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Telegraph NcksrsOn Boston PhiAdspna (and III ~
Arr Pep 49, brig TcroslO. Tsrar. aeorrssown. %. ~
"a FEB ~ brig Taiiuiah. Cooper dfom Rsskpsr sAvaa-
's:, (! . y. T: s:s'
s si!.s :, " % I ..i n ssss 4;
f nsss'i sn o.A. u. s,s.., .sy
~ 81. sos s n .sSn H1ssS &
where :hs rsmaiss Iogins q sstA viad ahead
81 ns :ss,s.s ~; va
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FOR Ho Sssrss xsaas Nes.ss s. IS: Nv
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s a u: ;.' Be- !, AZ: s Mn .: T..
an a. e ss: sss y, R.s ~. Z.
= ':ss s. Wv ss::.
ls Si;R:. ar II .la s.s i.s
y:s brig Heller xs, s. sssss:
fHiIApiLPHfA@ Art March l, seAr ". oolIyw. Rag.
PoRisnoyrH-Arb below Feb .. sshs MARI Jane. Asla.
PRoViDaNSS@xrrY Fob ss steamer ososols xAashssssr
Arr March l. brig uordovs Arthur Masanz gh ult; ssAs
Kchsns, Bailey ncrfoh Gnsss Sskes New York; ss:s.
Brsdnan fcm lappAhsanook R.er with wood SID sshrs
wild PiGsop. MIllikn Baltimore, Worcester Rhodes Pail
sdsIphis; Tribune. Husohins do sloop Joseph Butlse
PORTIXND-Arrin lower harbor Feb 49, sohrs 0iiohrss
Rooipcr fer H.ysna Hyens Tounain s. 0rorss Ter Rsh
ond Va. and old NAh CID brss Oxford Noutos MAtAa-
sas Psnps Hutchinssn do Sid bark OotAyia; AYigs
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NEW YORK LIE 81 ,LATU RE.

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