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C0PPER.FAOED TYPE =
TENHE NEWTON COPPER TYPE COMPANY

NEW lON
i'll in giving notice OF their removal No, North
Wani street, {entrane No. ID Frankfort atres
particular attention Of Printers to the they
recently made in luer work. - gIf-l-l-l IT,
vs. have aao q OUT pns greatly Increased cllafo Cop
new feature business shate have table Specimen
Doka OF mo principal Type Founders the United
Inspection that This viii proe a I'D
Ple residents arly here
bng them glance etvigs res
from The Interested parties
through hlH directly with
One OF the Stockholders hs
oatates the Invention Of Dr. Newton which give ID
as facilities Of getting type from hete ahcud paGs
desfe it and 30 uidef.J
The sapsrsase Il ftass n tha ely elsewhere the
three years. the use Of CoppeFaced Type quite
UNNECESSARY word here of cur improve
nsn 81 the comparative merits Of copper and type metal
aca Of printing type By CopperF acng types two
prcson iets ink facilitate eqmposon BY rendering He
letters 81 the alphabet lors easily distingnshabIe.
Owing 10 the difficulties have
done from this place. presently ali cur
eannow be CopperF aeed. f is4 5fs -fSl E " ''fs
Til Company Dr. Neso1s Patent and oil persons arc eau
onsd mol 70 infringe aad Paleai either Type
~ uang that ny Others this
#sCALE Of PRICES.
small fa cents ID. Ainon. per b.
80. HonPAreil ......t.la
Ssug IIlnor..s...,s agate. ,...iS
bBaigseis' Pearl ..........,.95 - :.
bisNsi....-.....le i Diamond. :. :,
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No. atrsa New York May ID isSs soi,
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THE SPRINGS,
GuLLuM,s SPRINGS

SULLUM'S SPhlNGS, CHogTAw Co., -
ss Mobile sSd OHIO Ras fss a won't %i
n 'ssssSrs and
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additions have been q s nSa v lew comfort
creation psasare together with IN liz
a. Fs is.p ss o. ne sps
e, him ss % sa Psd
Asy and other on the prsiae The Cottages are
sns 81 sa nss ssss Which safe and
$ s s g rs
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N, H. sss .ss s es 4 AZ
daily ps and from he iSS 10
prgprs.s sS' ai'E
springs II sas been as
fsr kinds q viii buehciaI u diseases
fQ-Frl5 CERTIFICATES.
would be dcu deteribe exact erms the pumbs, and
nature Il the The which Mr. Csa e@u nv
sTs s. ssa fsass e.
By dividing into three principal groups 10 wit:
AAAAAN SULPHUR, @@8@
..,. =, ..,.,.l terms. Ia, ~, FERRgsINous,
ey q Gravel Stone. Govt certain rs
meats The sA,aSai l ysssFa ar, mead
sats asraa Psals III and s ss
Thai Fsuglnoa. Springs act particularly in multi
Hs 4 seS sss s
prsEsSed and administered with judgment and
discretion.
j. Bsugnos, D. Mp H. Darst. d, MI
Balbe ID. NJ p. p. A'bufz, o, III p.
Oh. Turpin, .. III. r.. q Marmilon, d. NJ p
v.Fortineau, D. u. Pa ~ C. de valletti D. mi p,
A. MERCER, D. N. =, Ch Dslery, D. Al, p
CHI Faget, D. NJ. P.
New Orleans April 20, 1855, 3*5@ % " .4t... 8.5
a, LAMBERT D. MP, ]. Labaiut D. NJ p
A.Pecqush D: M.ft s. Martin, D. MP,
A. LeDiat, D. NJ. Z, D. Thery, D. nj. r.,
James Iones, III. y ...7 r Tricon, d. NJ, p,
E. Martini D. NJ y, ]. H. Lewis, D. III. r.,
Mobile, April ,1ssA TE
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G$ARoLiNA SEED PEAS.-50O patent
~ bags Tor ssssy =, y, COCHRAN 4 HALL
aft ss'H assFisi street.
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JUDICIAL SALES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
- Filth District Conrs Of New 0fenna1
A NDREW MILLER VS.. HIS CREDIT0 .--
"a No Creditors Of The n.olvsnt hereby notified
appear NJ the ecs Of Jamsn Graham public Of h city
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of August 1885, 10 o'l ek NJ
r The purpose Of celebrating the aArs Of said nsovent and
they are further notified Tint all Judicial proceedings azains h
auitsls lfzFlg aFE'1 w. A. MOTIF CLERK.
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N It
Fifth District Court Of New Orleans I
EOHN NISSLER VS.. HIS CREDITORS, for a
~ respeN ieNoiee hereby given She
John Nser all other persns
Of Droust Esu moi public in toi. city on
the 18th Of August 1885, A. purpose
taking confederation the application
ps and they further notified thai all judicial proceeding anust
hI person and property stayed. INt5-z
BY order Of Court, New Orleans July 81 1855. s s
+ ani sst4 W. A. MOTT Clerk
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA,
Cinqueme Coar de Dirtrtct de la Ncuvslie Orleans.
A NDREM MILLER vs. SEES GREAN GI Err

No. lca Les ereansiefp do insovnbe Far present
notifies davo eonpsars re1de de James Graham
prblque en- nete y MERCREDi 10 Is Jour lAont,
heu. du ms.p, Peft de deberer
ct lis cont do plus noea uiea poursuiea juda coao In
les prcprees iu dit inscyable suspend ue
Par orire do la Cour 90 81 Juliet, 1856. a#
aui4sH w. A, MOTT, Gfeaer.
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BUSINESS CARDS,

~ mon and Fulton straets = s'.. .4r mis- :
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Bitvisf .....ie Diamond. ......... 80 :. :,
eash. 4 e GAss s a.soana to'
No Fantort nsa York May 1855 @ssG
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" ~ a. t4-Asff Il
ising county and corporation courts to grant oftIi
nary licenses when . majority of the court d hoa
4 BY ME GREG0RT-Intp the expedfencv O,
the 81 section of the lo3d chapter of the
| Svue. 80 ~ u $
l ny MT Fk0sf--ReoeFrtn9 the House BiIl ef the
as. session, NO i56, to the Committee on Claims.
1y Mr. MARTIN-IntO the expectancy Of fixing
cy law some limited sum for which IN appeal may
De taken from the Judgment Of . Justice Of the
Pesee. agf esS fEetg7sss4 -Eess ss&s
ny Mr hEiskILLr-Into the expediency Of estab-
hsning 2 general system Of Common Sohools
by Ar. sBRANDoS-lnto the expediency Of iu-
cooperating an independent Bank in Kinsswoodi in
preston-minimum capital 4lo0OOO maximum
Sx9o.000 f.4.aa ~ ssf!3 et@
BY Mr. CARTER-Into the expediency of 40
amending the l49th chapter of the Code Il n limit
the period in which action nav be had Against tha
securities Of eonstables to fiye years -5s,7,9 =
By Mr.. HOLLADAY-For extending tho term. n .
circuit court for Marshall county. -, - 60
BY Mr.. NIcoLsoN--Whether leeislat;or IA nece.-
sary to define more clearly the comnens.t;on IF
magistrates 90 - -
BY Mr.. DABNEY-Relative tn amend;r, tt. oh
section of chapter 10th of the Code =
BY Mr.. WATsoN-Into the exneiieucv NJ nrov;
ding more effectual protection for ovste,s .r,;s.
non-residents -l.-- - p =
By Mr. HOBBs-Into the exned;arcv ~ ,af,,,,a
ing to George w Smelling ann Of ynoya,, s.~o,.a /
ously paid by him -
By MIR rPowEII-frder;r, Tho ,,.;,,,,r - sa,
comics of tho S,a.a c.,,..;...;ss sne plnune a 0V
bers. - -'' 'A'AA 'A' A'e ''1 - '1''''''
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SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS.

"a u L Il A L. $50 50,0O0.-COMMERCI
~ SAVINGS BANK.-Ofice at the store of Quarles
d Brooke, on l4th street.
Depostors in this institution will receive six per
cent. On all remaining deposite six months
longer and five per cent, for shorter time.
WIN. q. PAINE, President
r. t. BROOKE. Treas jy y6-p
ssASINGs INSTITUTION OF RICH
- MOND-Offce removed to the Store of Chris
lion y Lsthrep, Ne. 20 Main street.-In eonse.
44ehce Of the Resignation of nayid Il. Crane, VIM H
Christian unanimously elected Cashier. The of
fee has been removed the of Christian La
throp where deposites will be received, which an
interest Of per cent will be paid all re-
naming deposte six months longer, and five per
cent. for shorter period
This institution has beon in existence twenty-eght
years. has loaned eight millions of dollars; has
no suspended debt; has lost dollar failed
10 pay any certificate when due.
JNO. THOMPSON, President,
VIM II. CHRISTIAN, Cashier,
NH SIS HUGH w. FRY, Secretary
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SECRETARY OF LEGATION REsIGSED-Mr Ap
pleton, Of Maine, late U. S. Secretary of Legation
at London, has resigned. With the letters of re.
call sent by the Government to Mr. Buchanan. at
that gentleman's request, there sent, we hear,
an appointment for Mr.. Appleton, as U. S. Charge
d. Affaires ad interim, which that gentleman de.
clined, preferring to return to the United States
where his private business demands his presence
Mr.. buchanan will not leave London, now until
his sqccessoE may be an The spot to relieve him.
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THE SUPPOSED IRISH INVASION CONVENTION
despatch from New York says that the Conven.
tion Of lrishmen which has assembled there are
representatives Of the Irish Emigrant aid Society
The members deny any flibustering intentions.
letter in the Philadelphia Ledger says that there
isone reprssent tatiye from Richmond, Virginia The
bic one. and Is presided over by kobt Tyler Of
Pennsyivanis
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THE GRAPE CROP OF CALIFoRsIA.-The grape
crop of California is said to be very large this year
Last year there Were shipped to San Francisco
from Southern California not 500 tons of grapes
whereas this year it Is confidently believed the
shipments will reach 1900 tons exclusive Of 100000
gallons Of wine, which viii be- manufactured at
Los Angelo. The grapes at San Francisco aver.
Is to Is st renh THE mnst exleaslye Arrange:
nlents have been made at Los Angelo for the msu.
facture Of the juice of the grape.
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PERLoUs POSITION AND NARROW ESCAPE
The Buffalo Express of Saturday says that a scow,
with man on board, was observed froIa Chippe-
wa last Friday afternoon, drifting it's fearful way
toward the rapids above Niagara Falls, when a
man in q skif gallantly put off and rescued the
person from his perous situation, both heiaa very
much exhausted on reaching the shore The scow
went over the falls 49,
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RANCID BUTTER SwEETESED-There can
scarcely be doubt that rancid butter my be swt
ened SO as to makeit quite palatable for present
use, by churning it in sweet milk A Yankee wo-
man in New Orleans, so it is stated, has made
81 200 year profit from the milk of one cow used
70 ehurnfirkih butter, bought cheap at the sto es
and sold for the price of new fresh butter 1t ia an
*. .periment worth trying.
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Murder-1he Mails, &c.
coRREsroNDENcE OF THE D1spArcH

1uf. - ~ DANvILLE, Dec. 4, 1855
A few days since free negro named Billy Wat.
kns, who lives at Milton N. c., struck and fatally
injured another free negro named Tom Botting.
The boy died yesterday from the blow The mur-
derer escaped. The parties were boatmen, and
the murder took place here
There is much dissatisfaction here about the
new mail arrangement ON the Richmond and Dan
Vile railroad, by which mail matter from Rich
mond does not arrive until o'clock in the evening
1t is as bad as 1t was a year ago when we had
to take the stage route from Moons Ferry
ta. 500 rs =F- .-r 5I CHARITE
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BANK OF KAEAwHA.--Mr. Cones q banker at
Cincinnati, stated In some of the papers to have
failed, publishes card stating that the Bank OF
Kanawha in Virginia, reportsd 70 have had some
connection with his house, has,~ within TIC Spast
two weeks redeemed el6J eco Of its notes, and is
IN condtion 10 pay Ill its notes on presentation.
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CURIOUS ELoPEMENT.-The Chicago Democrat,
OF Tuesday, says that woman arrived in that
place a few days previous with the dead body of
her husband, which she was taking east for burial
On the route she fell in with young man, and on
the arrival Of the cars ct Chicago they went of
togetaec leaving the dead body of the husband In
the depot, where it has remained since
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JOHNS, N. B.-The telegraph yesterday announced
that John Ross, negro sailor on anAmerican vessel
had been forcibly taken off at ST. Johns, N B. by the
British authorities, who believed they were rescu-
ing slave from bondage. The st. Johns Weekly
Times, of Nov. 10th says
ut having been ascertained yesterday that there
was on board of the brigantine Loango from Phil
adelphia, fugitive slave by the name of John Ross,
who was anxious to set his foot upon British soil
uhere The inestaa6te baom Of freedom acould be in-
stantiy realized, but who by some means was de-
barred from doing SO, although he offered five dol
lars for his conveyance ashore, the Superintendent
of Police, Mr.. Shoerdiche, was made acquainted
with the circumstances who, with his usual promp.
titude, as we are told, associated himself with Mr.
Price, the Colonial Treasurer, and having obtained
the sanction and authority of his excellency the
Governor, at once removed the man from the YES
sci and placed him among freemen. We understand
that the narrative of his escape from slavery is
graphic and interesting.
The man is now at the Police Office pending an
investigation into the circumstances"
Capt Thos. J. Little, of the brig Loango, of Phil
adelphia, from which vessel Ross was taken, has
published statement to the effect that Ross is a
free negro and protested his freedom to the British
authorities He says that his crew was also offered
British protection, but declined the offer. Mr. Hig.
ginbotham, the American Commercial agent at St.
Johns, has the matter In hand. The Captain in
his statment says:
1.-THE brig I.oango, on the 10th, was boarded by
the authorities, during my absence under the pre-
tence of searching for contraband goods No
search was made but the Colonial Treasurer, Mr..
Price, called The cook, told him he had understood
he was slave and he had come on board to give
him the protection which the British government
held forth to the slaves who arrived in their waters
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20 oOTHHEft 72S, sa5,--sTranscrs

xETN OCTuBEH xy, lSa5,--Strangcrs
EAy visiting the city will find ut ,
SsR STEBBfNS L PULLEN'S,
~ No. 1ol, Broad street, corner above the
Capitol Square,
White China-Dining and Tea Sets.
Gold Band do do do
Tea Sets of all prices, from $3.50 to 800.
Toilet Ware, various patterns ~
Looking Glasses do do. -
Plated Castors do do.
EEiyes and Forks, various patterns.
Walters if sets ana sepsrats.
Glass Ware of every variety. $50
The above goods will be offered at great bargains
during this week. oc 5o
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THE WAR IN KANsAs.-FurtAer Particulars-
We find in the Louisville Courier several teIe,
graphic dispatches, giving some further accounts
Of the civil war, said to have broken out in Kan
sas and of which we gave few particulars on
Monday. A despatch, dated Independence, Mo
Nov. 30, says: F
"a messenger arrived at Shawnee Mission Ias,
night, wh' states that Deputy Marshal Jones had
fftytwo men with him at Lecompton He also
states that all Lawrence is up in arms that the men
drilling constantly, and that they had in their
possession five pieces of artillery"
Another dispatch, dated Weston, same date,
says 80
"The abolitionist outlaws in Douglas county
have burnt number of houses and driven q mum
Der of families, consisting of women and children
to Missouri for refuge. ..-4-e-=
1.-The latest accounts report that the law and
order people of the Territory rallying in large
numbers to the assistance of the sheriff of Douglas
county in the execution of the laws. That officer
has by this time an overwhelming force at his
command Sheriff Jones is acting as deputy Uni
ted States marshal for Douglas and johnson coun-
ties ..- -as q
A second dispatch from the same place. says:
"The greatest excitement continues to exist in
Kansas. The officers have been resisted by the
mobocrats and the interposition of the militia has
been called for
"A seeretlet from secretery Woodson to Gen
Eastin has been written, ip which the writer re
quests Gen. f. to call for the Rifle Company at
Platte City, Mo-, SO as not to compromise Gov
Shannon.
"Four hundred men from Jackson county, Mo.
are now en- ronte for Douglas county, Kansas ter
ritory. St. Joseph aud Weston, in Missouri, are
The people of Kansas are to be subiugated at al
hazards"
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OPENING OF NEW GO0Ds.--This "a,
I UMBEK,- -6lIAHOGAANY AND SHIN

A NEGRO MAN FOR sALE.--I have for
sale man abont % yeery Old, souad and healthy,
aho coed hand on farm or any ordinary 1abor.k
20 is-d1 JOHN A. yErER.
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GLASSWARE.

kgsY GEO. j. SUMNER has just sesuN
IA received a large assortment of Glass Ek
Es bn and ERrthenwsre, suited to the city &
kAsl aud country trade, to which he would -
respectfully invite the attention of those wishing te
purchase. Call at No. ~ Pearl street. no %
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poxATIox.--Ths Aibeaafie Fisa lnAnaneo
Company, have pFssented he xrtenom1p klre
Iars, . anuiss shsn n hniahing thelr new esGlnl
house.
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Ne ..sss sssaaas ahstssy Z Ws:.s1. - = 8 - '.s
|.Csmbyl1ea 49,. Wss assusysdsy = .
Los oD9Oo0
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THE CH0LlRA IT TRIEsTE,--The New Yerk
Commercial learns from gentleman WHO len
Trieste on the 1oth sif that the cholera lad RACED
baf was fast disappearing. During the month. y
July and August, there were frequently = many
ss one hundred and fwenty cases, and Alay deaf6s
per day The American consul, VIM A BufInm.
Esq, remained faithfully ~ his post, durinr t.
whole season, notwithstanding the paaie anenr
the residents and there had been some sak 81 prs.
sentinx him handsome testimonial 49, 81 s ! :
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LARGE ARRIVALS OF BRxADsruvysDso
tween Saturday and Monday morning the vesY
sacks and So bushels of WHEAT end Lea sneks q
corn, arrived 1t Bostoa from Nov Orleans alsaa /
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THE FRENCH SHIPPING DECREE-The 81 Johr
N. By Freeman h Of opinion that he recen
French decree admitting foreign vesseis 10 vrencj
registry on payment Of 10 per cent. duty, wil
give an astonisfins iiapetus to ship building Il
British America American ship builderssit thlnka
cannot compete with them n the huafnepe. II 8.
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MusIcIPAL ELECTION IN ssNAssACHusErs.--An
n Phelps Jr, dem0crat, date whi9) was elected
Mayor u Springfield, Monday, over tho present
republican ticket for alderman was elected Jnc.
Sargent was elected Mayor Il Cambridge. Hs =
: Democrat ssIT-
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BROWN, Jr., stock Broker, has re.
~ moved his Office to No. Isl fZimmerman's) corner
Main and 18th streets Sc 6-eodts
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TsNUUMAS HOW, 2I9 Main street, is
row receiving his fall supply of Block Tin Goods,
suitable for housekeepers Also Of Wood Ware, COM
,r-s-ug every article in that line. % t5
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WESTERN PORK TRADE.-The Louisville Con
rier of Saturday quotes hogs at $3.50 nett with
sales of 1900 in two ots reported at that price, and
255 head at S625 The Courier adds:
THE season, thus far, has been remarkable
from the fact that the farmers generally have beer
holding back their hogs for higher prices, and are
feeding later than usual. The greater portion OF
the hogs already slaughtered, have been bought Up
by packers, very few thus far having been packed
on drovers' account. The receipts this season, up
to the present period have been less than ever was
known before, there being not over -, 900 head
slaughtered, against 135 900 head, up to the same
period last year." .stt b.
The Cincinnati Commercial of Saturday evening
says: a- s-a .-.s....Y.
'.There was no important change in the market
for hogs to-day. There were buyers at S625, for
good animals but owners were unwilling to sell At
this rate. The weather has become quite warm,
and is not favorable for slaughtering, which is one
reason why packers were disposed to hold back.
The prevailing opinion with dealers generally Is,
that anything over six dollars for hogs y not safe
and there seems to be pretty general disposition
to buy at this figure" sae
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4 H z III n Il IN Il II LtstLNtr Dellef,
". 18th street, between Main and Gary, keeps con-
stanty on hand, assortment of all kinds Leather
Oak End Hemlock Sole Leather; Russet and Wax Up.
per Kip; French German and American Caif-Skins
French and German Patent CalfSkins black and
Tered Morocco aud KidSkins; Roans of all colors;
Goat and Sheep Binding Skins Shoe Thread Boot
and Shoe Trees; Mems and Ladies' Lasts; Boot Webb;
Avis; Lasting Tacks; Silk Twist, with full assort.
ine9t Of Findings of every description, of the best
quality. no 22-d&wts
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CARD.--The subscriber respectfully
/ informs the public that bis Gallery is now open
10. VISITORS in CoTinthisn Hall where he ID prepared
;e furnish the AMBRUTYPE. MEIOGRAPH and
DAt3J ERREOTYPES in sty superior to any thing
a. .bp KIND vet offered in this place.
Having tic exclusive night 10 make Ambrotypes in
m civ shall prosecute to the extent OF the law all
persons infringing the same. P. +. GIBBS. .
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES

lin our report Of the Senate Committees yester
Say, 5ne name OF Mr. WoODING was omitted from
We Committee on Roads aud internal Ns svirafnn i
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PRINCE MURAr AT BoRDESTowE-This Is
pre-eminently the age of political vicissitudes..
few years ago there an obese loafer at Borden.
dentown, N. j., who used TO drink with fellows
about town, and borrow two shillngs at . time
from the gentlemen of the place, while his wife
kepta most respectable school, and his aristocrate
looking daughter, WAS the cyDosure Of all eyes .
church. Now this same free and easy dier, whose
scores at the Bordentown shops were unpald 2
few months ago. and probably are still mas got W
mimic court in the shadow Of the Tuiicffes, ana
ia followed by retinue Of Italian exiles-ne aId
they believing that ere long, the sceptre Of Naples
viii he In his grasp as King Muraf the Second
- -. <s,,-r<ssys dxnce Of R0sf0H Ir0RscFtpk 81
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RrLIrr oy THE Poor IL NEW Y0kk--Th'
New York Association for the Relief Of the Poo
~. arnended during the past year e95,0ls 4I.-
T.,ss;r snnusi report is ''down7 on the ward rels
..socisfions and soup kitchen arrangements Of ID
isst wear. because they did not grow .oat of any
sctaal knowledge Of the destisutiou Of the city;
because they originated In "impuise rather thai
an intelligent Judgment" because they nAturan
diminished the resources OF the association" {" an
because they did not make their money 60 70 q
. the association does IN extending relief.