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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

TSoR IIvERPooI~--ST. GEORGES tIn;E.-THE IN
IL rivalled clipper ship DRIVER Capt Holberton,
Will positively sail on Wednesday, I'D August Her &C
commodations superior to any vessel in port for an
classes ~ passengers. Apply board pier 8, North
River or to DIMARhST JONE.i 40 South street, and
% Old slip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

NoIICE.--TAPSCoTT'sI ISEoF LIVERPOOL ACkETS
IN Packet OF L1st Augustine splendid fast sailing
clipper ship ALBION, Capt Williams will positively .a
Tuesday ?1st August precisely at IL O'Clock Nj. The
Accommodations for all classes ct passengers
passed. the second cabin being spendidy attcd up with
private 10 accommodate smnl families. For pas
sagc apply board pier - East river loot Of Catherine
street, or TO IApNUrI CO., 81 South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

TTorEI. ron SALE OR TO LEr-ANY PERSON
III wishing 10 engage in this business can have an
opportunity that is seldom offered The buildings
good and Of the most convenient character the house ia
veil furnished large vegetable garden fruit Of every
description Of the choicest kinds said hotel Ia bcaut
fully located and doing good business Price IS, 900
81 00o eash the balance remain mortgage for
term Of years. Apply 10 FETCH NGAIL5 real estate
SCENTS, 3s5 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

TS0R GALE OR TO LEI, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
T property, splendid country residence, situated
Eighty fourth street and Ninth avenue with large
nower garden carriage house hot house, &c; every
thing in complete order For person wishing to live
short distance from the city, it presents opportu
nifty IL viii be sold let reasonable terms, and
within ten minutes walk Of the Hudson River
Inquire Of H. OSTRANDER, III Canal street, corner OF
Varek.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

TNOR SAlE-A FIRST CLASS HOTEL. SITUATE on A
business thoroughare, in the vicinity Of the Hud-
river railroad depot, doing large business Furni
ture all in first rate order. Will be sold at q bargain
Or would take partner in the business. Apply TO
CAMPBELL CO., 113 Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

LNoR SAVANNAH AND FLoRlDA--uSyTED STATES
l. Mail I1ne--The and elegant steamship FLO
Ida, Capt NJ. $. Woodruff, will leave New York for
savannah on Saturday, August 20 from pier No. North
river, at O'Clock L. " Hills Of dng sisaed on board
For freight apply board for passage to SAMUEL l.
hiLCHlII, ~ broadway. FOR Florida, through tickets
from New York to Jacksonville s3l fii,la, $50 The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

A CADFAY or MuSlC-TliE EsTABI ElfIMENT WILL
IN be let, untn the commencement u tho regular
SON for concerts, oratorios lectures &C. Apply to Mr.
IUSlSON at the stage door Of the Academy fourteenth
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

TSOR SALE, A BARGAIN.--A BEAUTIFUL. FARM, OR
ID country scat, Of about 100 acres, Long Island
ro,a. buildings aud commodioas; land ia Gne
ser I'd ana ysng orchards, and every variety Of fruit
sshinr and fownr in their season and bathing at all
hours distance SO miles from New Ycrs, access
day By rairosd fare 80 cente seapboat every ssgBae
eAy; bare 70 cents. Applyto HOMER .,3,is.1AN
No. l Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

TyOR sALE--A vALUABIEFARM OF ONE HUNDREx,
E acros upon navigable river, two hours by steam
keat every day with this city; half cash and city pro-
perty plenty OF fruit FISH and oysters and good water at
The door Apply to II. !. LYON, Ia Chambers street,
nom u 10 n N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

'ENOR HAI.E--AN OLD ESTABLISHED EXPRESS LINE;
I to good man, with 81 900 cash, chance IA
sc,ed; other need apply. Address 9. w., Herald
of6ee,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

vNHEN Mans LOOKING PAIL, AID fEEIf
w very ~
He'd Lost tlros 70 the dogs'' both powder an IN
And purchase u s,'inftld bottle y b.ttsrs--
The remedy sufe for collie AMI grippcrs
This compound removes every bilious complaint
And leaves wen a. csuonlxsi saint.
Nov ~ this - the scason - fsei fefy queer,
from choIera n0rbns ans fsrrhgs
We asyi,e all cor frien5s--ona that very quiek--
10 obtain lew bottles AMI th9y sIll not feei sik
lis better 10 have biscS ~ ons'e hat
Than with borel afnplain's 10 ~ lah your box
Al for ne famed eognsc Mtiets, iInport~i ~
r. eTtlSf t1l 10 ssalau str~~f.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

TSoR sAlF-Ar A GREAT SACRIFICE, AS THE
II must 60 to England, the stock and fixtures
81 oyster and drinking saloon situated In good 10
cality. Apply Immediately at the promises, i33 De-
lsney ii.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

C,ASBS' SARSApARiiIA
~ IL QcAEI Drrfizs.
Cleanse and purify the system as this II tn
year with this celebrated medicine will imprors Va,
appetite, strengthen the digestion ami restore
healthy and Wig circulation thst viii al
pfedi-Io-ition 70 sudden epiiemeal attack lfco o.
Ief bottle six bottles Tor a. Prepared aGd soi b,
A. ". ~ sASits
generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

(tioCtr.--o. q. RotGH At u 20. o. o. Pcl.lS1nD AT
~ VI 20, hrst quality movements. Al ofk n psy~~ IN
proportion 'onneciiout Clock tompssy ssJcbo ~trse,
NvATtInT AT 81, wArtIiar AT ~. wArtSigs AT
w VI, watches al $40 Watches al ti2, safshes ~
slo, gold watches =, 90, 90 90 80 EFT, go a.,
$40 and $40 s.i@ h ). JACOBS. to' Rcaaway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

IHOR SAIE-H0usE AND LOT In JERSEY CITY,
lot Of land, 10 feet inches front and rear, by
leo feet deep with the convenient two story frame dwell
ing house thereon situated south side OF Sixth street.
and known No. 2s3, and near Jersey avenue Jersey
city water II introduced into the prc.nses This pro-
perty will be sold accommodating terms. Apply to
ADRIAN II. MULLER, 80 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

1CoR SAIE--THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A RE-
tail boot and shoe store In Of the best locations
y the city and doing safe and profitable business This
10 fine chance for smart business man. such seldom
o6sss. For further particulars apply the premises
20 avenue C. or to JOHN H. FOWLER, 81 Murray street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

LSCR sAIE-MR. II. PEUGNEr BE6S 10 INFORM
the public and his friends that he has not sold his
institution to any Hs property 1al fost Bank
stscst and ia on Troy street, Is offered for sae The
buildings which used during twenty years for o
ssc institution may be Sold with sixty six feet
street. and with from to SIX lots II desired.
Der SALE instruments Of natural philosophy Address
IEuGEET, No. "a Dank etreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

T0R sAIE-THE IEASE, FrxTURES AND GOOD
IL win of a scgar store, situated In Of the best
places Of Broadway, nicely fixed up and with a small
bar The store is suitable for any kind Of business
Satisfactory reasons given for saie Apply Mt 81 Broad
way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

DtcKiIY'S sfRkSApEir.- cilxBAATKD
Id troupe Win open Ia Boston, ~ The Howard Athe-
nsnm, on Monday August ~, wnefo they ~ill give =
serie q their Grand Buesqre Opera, commencing With
soNNAhptiA, after which tuc they viii return to New
York, and Commence tho vita enurely original
productions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

VnOkIAhT TO FINALE DCDUiy 0rrf6E-
i Agency Tor The srelusivs u.atu1ns " ell aJ~-sss
iDsi5sbs 10 suslss No. We t<sipg.,s Nvr-rs, "a.
Twenty seventh street and Yoagih 1~rnus. Hsmsf,-~
for female dsrAngsmsGis from 81 ~ ~ Advice gratis
Cons ulthtcbs Ard sttrrs oonteraial Nal letters
taniry "a served with advice a91 ss'ltne NJ rsfsrr
pot. Relief guaranteed Ia al psss.n1 hanr 4
distance provided with eligible hard uasraS s1d at
tendance, riih rari.sivs Aparisnsn.s ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

HoI1iDAY STREET THEATRE BALTIMORE, MD
III The ladies' and gentlemen aycd for the TALL and
winter season, win assemble In the green room, on
Thursday, August ~, preparatory to the opening on
Monday, August ~. II. 4. CHAPLAIN, Stage Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

VIN0 LET-THE STORE AND HOUSE 40 READE STREET,
i fifty feet eaf Of Broadway, opposite Stewards;
rent $500 per year. also several rooms for light
featuring purposes in house SO Duane street. drst
east from Broadway. Apply at GEMMEL's, 3o2 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

A RAEE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS MAN.-FOI
"A sale the Toptine oyster and bowling saloon, the
thirty third stree. and Eighth avenue, doing
business of $4,000 per year, win be cold cheap If ap
pied for immediately The reason for selling will b
made known by APPLYING on the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

CyTAMFoRD RESIDENCE FOR SALE OR 10 LET-sIT
- uaed Of the pIeasanes streets in the village
with all the modern Improvements, gas, bathing room
water closet &c. Lot 800 feet deep, well stocked With
fruit trees grape vines &c barn and other out building
the place. Price ~, 500 has remain mort
gage Possession be given Immediately Actress
apply at the Stamford Bank.
fTN PAINTERS.--A CHANCE SELDOM TO BE NET
IL wibv-An old established paint and shade store, IN
Brooklyn, If. ID will be sold very reasonable terms.
the proprietor il about leaving the city young
wshng ~ commence business WIN end this cp-
porsunity seldom offered there Is opposition In the
s.. box / 40 Post Office, ". Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

EHoR sALE-THE LEASE AND FURNITURE OF A
nrst class boarding house In the vicinity Of Union
square; location unsurpassed in the city III health the
snly reason for selling Apply personally by letter to
kIYES Il H0AGIANp, No. Everett House, Union
eoparc,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

vITAN1Ep-A PLACE WITH STEAM POWER UR
w good location suitable for packing box manufac
tory, in New York Brooklyn williamsburg near
the river preferred Inquire of address Geo Hart e3
Cortandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A T THE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY STREET, WILL BE
N sold every Monday and Wednesday, at auction, o
number Of horses and second band wagons single
and double harness saddles, &c, commencing AZ IL
O'Clock. JOHN H. GATFIEID Propretr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

TyOR sArE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AN OLD
II established confectionery ana toy STORE situated
q 183 Avenue b. Apply in tho store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

ID ussA FFATfiEfes--
III by TIA. sugle bale. For rale by
ILL. kI.OfHI. 2,s Pearl street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-01

CLOSING SCENE OF THE REPUBLICAN, AND
WING CoNyENTIoNs.-Syrac ". T., Sept
Il, l055.-At II, noon, the Wing Conyen-
ton entered Weiting Hall. The President of
the Republican Convention took the arm of
Mr.. King, President of the late Wing Con-
vention, and, followed by the entire Wing
delegation, marched up the hall to their
places; the officers OF the late Wing body
were placed on the platform. The cheering
was immensely hearty.
John A. King took the chair, Mr.. Fenton
assisting along side, and put the question to
the conyention.-"Shall the platform and
nominations which each convention have
adopted be now passed by this convention ,"
Passed unanimously, the Wing body in the
hail cheering to man, and the Republican,
waving hats and clapping hands. The name
oil Republican Party was again announced,
and confirmed. A Committee of l6 for State
Central Committee was provided for, to be
selected by the Chairman Of he late Wing
and present Republican Conventions. Judge
Graves, OF Herkimer, delegate to the late
Soft Shell Convention, an old Democrat,
moved the adoption Of strong anti-Nebraska
resolutions. They were the same resolutions
which Mr. jenkins offered IN tie late Demo-
crat Soft Shell Convention, and which they
@N'N'NN' w pass hwy hblO PhnaOU W uNIlu-
nation. Judge Culver, OK. Member of Con-
gress, was loudly called for, and took the
stand. lie rebuked eloquently the charge
made against the Republicans of sectionalsm.
"If we are, said he, "JefIerson was" lie
defended fusion. The South had always fus-
ed, he said, for slavery; we now fuse for free
dom. The Judge said, there is wedding
coming off; now il there Iany one present
"who knows aught why this couple should
not 5s united, let him stand up and say So"
A wedding means new lifoj and do, as q
Judge, now, by the virtue of the authority
from the people, in me vested, pronounce
them joined together, and let no doughface
put them asunder.
His speech was very forcible, and especially
interesting to the people Of New York his
review Of the antocedents Of parties hereto.
fore in New York was pertinent and show ed
conclusiyoly that no good could come to the
cause from any Of them as now organized,
and that the people, everywhere, demanded a
now, clean party.
Mr.. s. NJ. Burroughs, Democrat, who went
with tho Wings on the Canal question, an
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-01
LOCAL MEMS


aCITY HALL, THIS EvBNING.-Few people IN
this vicinity, We trust, are unacquainted with the
circumstances that deprived a citizen of New
York, Solomon Northup, of his liberty. lie
was enticed from his home in Saratoga County,
carried to Washington, drugged and sold into
Slavery, where he underwent for twelve years
succession of the most unmitigated hardships
that it is possible for humanity to endure and
live, and from which co ldition he was finally res
cued by the interposition of the Executive of New
York.
The account of his suferings while in servitude
has been set forth in a volume, which has had
wide sale, and which has done much to open the
eyes of the people to the inquites of the Slave
system, and more recently the story of his event.
full life has been dramatizcd, with a view to its
presentation before popular audiences after the
manner of Uncle Tom which had such deserved
popularity in some of the principal cities.
This drama is to be brought out tonight at the
City Hall, under the direction of Mr.. Northup
himself, who has arranged company of ladies
and gentlemen, all of whom sympa hise with him
and the cause which this representation is ex-
pected to subserve, and who will come before the
citizens Of Worcester, hoping to deserve their APP
probation and encouragement.
We sincerely hope that they will be greeted
with full house, and that Mr.. Northup may re-
ceive such substantial tokens of encouragement
in his enterprise as he so richly deserves. Tick
cts may be had at the door. Price % cents
children half price.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-01

PUTNAM's MONTHLY for October is promptly
at hand, as usual and with an attractive table of
contents. This work goes steadily forward, and
is establishing for itself reputation such as no
other periodical in this country has acquired,-a
reputation creditable to itself and to the country.
1t abounds in thought-in ideas, in cultivated,
enlightened, practical thought 1t looks at
things as they are and does not seek to smother
the truth, hide it out of sight, lest
it should offend some clique, coterie or Caste
II it continues in the same high independent
course-and why should it not Pit will of course
as it already has done, give offense to many, but
even those who are most offended must and will
read it will be something that even they can
not getalong without.
The present number opens with an article on
the original portraits Of Washington. 1t has the
second part of 6 Unknown Tongues" on the
language of animals; a continuation Of Life
among the Mormons !" "The Kanzas Question:"
an excellent article, &c. 1t is for sale at Thomp.
sons
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-01

nounced, in a very few remarks, his entire ad-
hesion to this party of Republicans. He said
there was not a shadow Of doubt but that the
people of New York could sweep the State
out and out on the Republican platform. Sew.
eral speakers were called for, and few declar-
atoms of entire adhesion simply were made.
The State Central Committee, to be selected
by the two chairmen of the Conventions, was
raised from l6 to q.
Horace Greeley made some motions in re-
gard to county organizations, which were
adopted, and at l p. NJ. the great Republican
Convention adjourned
have time only to say that the entire pro-
ceedings have been conducted and concluded
with great unanimity, and the utmost good
feeling. The action of the Republicans on
the Temperance question, was manly, proper,
and etiectual. Lei the whig pasty of Massa-
chusetts do likewise. ZETA.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-01

Lyons KuihaiPOn-There is no surer test Of
the unrivaled merits of article than the spngng up
Of countless limitations and commercials This test con.
clusiyely proves LYoSs KATAEcN, for preserving re-
storing and identifying the Hair to be the finest toilet
article ever prepared. Combining as it does the fra
GRANGE OF the most delicate extracts with the most yaua
bic restorative qualities, stands entirely without ri
val. The Ladies have decided that no toilet table is
complete without it, and their fine discrimination rules
the world To guard against valueless limitations and
counterfeits, always ask icILyon's Kathairon.
HEATH, WYNK00P & CO., Pr)prietors
I'm 63 Liberty street. n.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-01

If an observer, provided with slips
Of bibulous paper, which has been dipped in
a solution of iodide Of potassium and starch,
ascend hill near the sea, while the wind is
landward, he will find that the papers sudden
ly change their tint, becoming blue. This
indicates new chemical agent in the atmo-
sphere, called ozone by its discoverer, Pro-
fessor Shanblen, to whom we owe also gum
cotton.
The Dorchester Know Nothing Lodge
held meeting on Thursday night, instructed
their treasurer TO pay all demands against the
organization, and dissolved foreyor-th.n
formed a procession, marched 10 Shepards
bakery, and burned their books in the oven.
SO ends the lodge in Gov. Gardner's birth
place and residence.
Messrs. Ruoiz and Fontenay, of Par
is, have invented an alloy which may be en-,
ployed for almost all purposes to which silver
is usually employed. The improved alloy is
composed of silver copper, and purified nick
Of, in the following proportions: silver 20
parts, nickel rs to 81 parts, and the rest up
to 100 parts in copper.
The amount Of taxes for all purposes
in the city of Brooklyn is $1,532, 427, or one
hundred and Sisty- tioo cents on every one hun
dred dollars. In one ward of the city, COM
prising part Of what late was williamsburg
where there is local assessment, the tax is
81 rs. This is the largest tax VIC have ever
known imposed In the United States.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-01

A sELL.-Two of our city policemen were nice
ly sold, at the exhibition of Welch & Company's
Circus in this city, on Friday evening last One
of the clowns appeared in the ring disguised as
a sailor, and apparently disguised with drink
The ringmaster ordered him to go off, in terms
of apparent anger at such an intrusion, and as
the fellow did not appear disposed to make
tracks" the ringmaster ssized him by the collar
and attempted to lead him off. The clown re-
sisted, and perceiving that he was likely to get
the better of the master of ceremonies, our two
faithful and yigilant preseryers of the peace
jumped into the ring for the purpose of taking
the man into custody Their chagrin and NOR
tifcation can be we'll imagined, when, just as
they about to pounce upon him, the clown
cried out sold, and the audience at once perceiv
ing the joke, broke forth in the most hearty and
vociferous cheers at the entire success of the de-
cepton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-01
TO MERCHANTS WHO BUY
@ r O @ K E r Y w AR e

BROWN t FIRTH wouli respectfully invite the at
tenton Of merchants to their extensive assortment of
Crochery, Glass Ware, Paper Haagtag8, &C.,
Comprising general variety of House Furnishing
Goods than N be found in any wholesale establishment
in the country
As we have very large retail trade, it becomes neces
sary for US to import goods in large quantities. and TO
buy all American goods direct of the manufacturers which
enables to get goods at the lowest prices and offer
to any country merchant larger assortment Of rich and
common goods to select from, prices low as can be
bought in New Yers or Boston, and terms LIBERAL
Merchants by calling at our establishment viii become
satisfied that they will save time and money by giving US
their orders, they fill their memoranduns at one
store in less time than they at a dozen.
oil daWtf BROWN & FIRTH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-01

KNOW NoTHING CAuoUs,-The Know Moth
ing friends of Governor Gardner held caucus at
the Horticultural Hail. on Saturday evening, with
open doors. The Hall was nearly full but by far
the largest number present we're outsiders, who
appeared to have been attracted by motives of Gu
riosity. Mr.. Dexter f. Parker figured conspcu-
ously on the occasion The meeting evident
ly got up by two three of the State office hold
ers, resident in these parts, who'e admiration Of
Gov. Gardner is coexistent with their receipts of
fodder from the State crib. report of the pro-
ceedings will be found in another column
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-01

SATURDAY, Sept. ..
Before Judge Green.-Barney Falon and Pat
rick Mack, for being drunk, were each fined SO
and costs, and in default were committed
VIM. Laverty and Anthony Scanon for being
drunk, were fined 81 each and costs, which they
paid and were discharged
Halsey Fletcher broughtup for breaking glass
window in the hack of Alfred Parker, on the 25th
inst, was discharged.
John Falconer, brought up on Friday for as
sault and battery on James Miller, was fined SO
and costs, which he paid and was discharged.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-01

Academia span of horses, attached to
four wheel carriage belonging to VIM Watson,
of Spencer, becoming detached thererom in the
vicinity of the Dread Institute, while driving in
to town on Saturday night last, with great
speed down Main street, with the pole and Whit
fetree dangling at their heels, and were brought
up by pitching against post in front of E. f.
Dixies store. One of the horses was somewhat
injured, but not materially. On their way, they
frightened horse attached to Mr.. Hartshorn's
milk wagon, standing at the corner of Charlton
street, so that he ran down street as far as the
City Hall, but was brought up without doing any
damage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-01

SANTA ANNA.-A correspondent of the
Charleston Standard says that the ex Presi
dent of Mexico, during his stay at Nuevitas,
amused himself in his exile with purchasing
all the game stock to be found in that region,
at high prices, giving as much as $50 for hens
of legitimate fame, and as high as $136 for
cocks of good blood. Being unable longer to
reign over the Mexicans, he is determined to
reign over the sports of the ring at his adopt
ed home in Carthagena. Cock fighting was
his great solace in his previous exile