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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17

ASTrTAsaASy MASIrEsro-The "Regulars.r
or an,i-Tammany democracy Of tho city. have
Issued manifesto defining their position and
December elections. They will cordially sup
port the Parker State ticket all the way through
they will ct up no ticket In opposition to the
Tammany county ticket, and, with some excep-
lions. they will support the Tammany nomina-
tions for Congress. But still the anti-Tammany
special newspaper organ. will bear Ia mind the
names of certain chicfs Of tho wigwam. who. in
December last, bolted against the regular demo-
cratic nominee for Mayor, and conspired with the
opposition factions TO defeat H. Accordingly.
where any such names occur in the Tammany
county or congressional schedule they will suffer
the retrbution Of scratching, and among these
unfortunate names il il broadly hintcd will be
those Of Clancy, Waterbury Purdy and sickles.
This scratching the tickets" will be all that.
will he done by the regulars" against the Tam
many division In the November election; but for
that Of December, Il appears tho anti-Tammany
men intend TO bring out n complete city ticket.
when we may expect scrub race of the most
exciting and interesting description The
regulars" claim the power TO command some
twenty thousand voters and they appear to be
resolved upon the exercise Of this power to the
overthrow Of the Tammany despotlsm We ap-
prehepd, however, that while the popular
strength Of the REGULARS" may be somewhat cx-
aggerated, the Tammany despotism will not be
improved by any revolution which this or that
faction may accomplish. me government Of
Tammany always has been, aud always will be-
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Interesting from Mexico.

WASHINGTON, Uct. TO, 1917
Information has been received here that General Casa
nova commanding the forces at Guadasxara, had been
defeated the vicinity Of that city By Dcgolado Casa
nova lost out Of thousand men, eight hundred IN
killed wounded and dsbanded, besides his artillery and
ammunition Banco and Rocha, Generals under Degol
laGo had taken the cities Of Leon Ceaya Salamanca and
some Guanaxuao. Cuscan the capital Of the
state snaoa had pronounced in favor of tho consttu
tonass anG Coronado, chief Of the constitutional forces
there, was marching on Mszatsn. Three companies OF
Eheagarays forces Jalapa had gone to the
st,uonalists who posted under Lave, i've leagues
from that city Three other companies TO follow this
example next day There is a general movement from the
circumference 10 the CENTRE 10 the City Of Mexico and
Pueba on the part Of the oonsttutonast forces ana
Is believed Zuloaga's fall Is imminent
GarzsS conduct, in making ~. forced loan on forssaors,
Il disapproyea oi by the liberal leaders
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BsIT1sopg, Uct. 10, 1883.
Flour-obio, o. -, Howard street, 81 ST., Wheat
steady, at ~ ~ a ~ i5. red, al ~ ~ III Gown
White, 1sc. Soc yellow, ssc . co. whskey dun Al
&c. aZihc Provisions quiet
ITuispfIpus, Oct 10, 1858.
Flour dull and 49,, cis lower. sales st 81 gT wheat
dull: sales oi 1900 bushels red AT 81 ~ on 2s aud
white at VI % VI - Corn dun Whiskcy duh At 2Bc.
BCsvNo, os. 10, 1855.
Flour market dun rstcs unchanged; few buyers sales
GOO bbls al ~ C2 for Illinois, Is ~. " % for good
tochoice Indiana and Mchgan ~ 80 for fvorte brands
Wheat duh and heavy sales ?. 100 bushels ~ co. foe
rejected Chicago spring, 6li1c Cor No. new ditto
aud Coo for old ditto, rcd Ohio held ~ Doc Torn
in Fair demand and marker hriner sales 100
bushels AZ $50 soc held AZ Coo barley qios y go
Rye 05c Oats DC. Whiskcy . shade hrmer SALTS "
pike Canal freichtsi2r an hour D. on wheat. and
lie. corn 10 New York Receipts for the last ~ hours
q ,92a bbs. -four 81 3si bushels whyt 1900 bushels
canals 2e bbls hour sos busne's wheat, vs,@P
bushels corp,
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The yellow fever continues to prevail at Mobile
ew Orleans and other Southern cities. II will re-
ain until after frost has visited the several aict
ed cities. Absentees well a. strangers seeming
IL more anxious about time than eternity, are daily
making their appearance in Mobile and New Or
leans and aiding in the increase of the disease
We lately published a notice from the Howard As
scciation of New Orleans requesting the unaccl-
mated to remain away until frost anticipates their
return. We now publish similar notice from Mo-
bile. II will be found under the Geographic head.
We have news from South America, dated M
Montivideo on the Sd, and at 3uenos Ayres on the
9TH OF August. The budget returns Of Buenos
Ayres show a exhibit of five and half millions of
dollars in the revenue. A project of reducing the
rate Of postage on inland letters one half wa
very popular. The produce market Of BuenoS
Asres was very dull. Exchange rates on United
States we're at nominal quotations. The legisla
tive trade and shipping reports from the Argentine
Confederation are favorable. Don Manuel dc Ia
Pena, who has written much about the President of
Paraguay and the condition of that country. had
been sentenced to death in default Of appearing for
trial. Buenos Ayres was not very friendly
diplomatic footing with Paraguay
by the arrival Of the schooner Susan Canon.
Of Para papers 20 the 18th nit. They. however,
contain no news Of general interest. There were
no American vessels al Para when Capt. Rookie left
shat MOTT -
The bark Eliza Barss At TINS port rv
9TH inst, brought papers only to the 10th nit.
These papers contain but very little news Of in
.erest The equinoctial storm had been very yio-
hnt at the island. lasting for several days the wind
Al times blowing with the force Of hurricane
Schooner Hawatha, hence for Guadaloupe
encountered the gale sixty miles 10 the westward
Of Bermuda was thrown on her beam end, and
received considerable damage in sails and rig
ging. She put into Hamilton 2lth, for repairs. The
English bark Emma. from Melbourne for New
York, passed the islands previous 10 the 2Sth
According to tho report OF the City Inspector
there were 400 deaths in the city during the past
week an increase often a. compared with the NOR
tally q the week previous, aud twenty more than
occurred during the corresponding week of last
year. The following table shows the number Of
deaths for the past two weeks among adults and
children. distinguishing the Sexes:-
Men Woa>H Boys Girls TAri
Week ending Oct 9.....a ~ l.0 lo 40
Week ending oct To-. 81 Is 12 III 40
Among the principal causes Of death were the
tc1f
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The nativity table gives 800 natives ~ the United
States. "a Of ireland, - q Germany q. England
of France. ~ scotland, sud the bal-a.c n
various foreign countries.
In the Court - General Sessions yesterday Re-
ccfder Barnard ssnfsrccd James Smith, alias cal
laeOer, I" imprisonment IN The Pcn,entisry for one
year, h having 70 convicted Of an attempt a,
burglary FrshF Caste. jointly indicted with
Smith was 7srt the Island for four monthA
John Dunn pleaded guil'y 10 similar offence. aud
was sent 70 the Penitent,ary for six months. Mar.
Tin kesrney, who was convicted several months
ago q asssultng officer Sanger. having been ~.
rested in consequence Of the death ~ tho officer.
was placed at the bar for disposal Tie Recorder
stated that Eve months after Kearney's conviction
officer Sanger went to Massachusetts, and died
there, bis death resulting, was supposed from
The effect Of the blows given by Kcarncy. The
Grand Jury had indicted him for manslaughter hut
his Honor was satisfied from . perusol 81 the
authorities that II any offence had been committed
a wss done In Massachusetts,. The prisoner was
accordingly discharged. The following cases were
disposed Of by Judge Russell Charles Winch,
convicted " an attempt At larceny was sent 10 the
peuiieniiary for one year; Joseph u. Topping,
guilty q forgery in the fourth degree was sent to
che House Of Refuge jas Peterson pleaded guilty
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER II, 1853.

despotism, regardless Of the clique in occupa-
clique now in possession of the Wigwam, we may
safely predict course Of discipline IA rigid as
that which, the other day, turned the regulars
out of doors at Syracuse The only trouble be-
tween Tammany and Anti-Tammany consists of
a few unsettled balances of personal charac-
ter, and these, we dare especially upon the
national issues Of November-will not be per.
mitted seriously to damage the unity and har-
mony of the masses Of the party
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OryRAs GossIr.-Thc Iroaanc,dm,en,s Of the operate
managers have attracted much attention In musical
clsy. Lllmans programme for the season promises
long and brilliant campaign which will be especially benc
tea. 10 art the United states The regular will
be- commenced with tho Lt0 of Piccolomini on wedncs
day in Ia Trava,s" The petite and p~,cd ,u,ma donna
4. - ~, foi 81 enthusiasm about her American d5a,
and The event s certainly one of great interest The
Director has made the liberal arrangements fbr tho
support n his new Among other attractions the
Opera there viii be Lriit dirgtissmsnt in which Sno
rls Soto will make her nrs. appearance in New York
her years sojCuru in California anil sou,h Amc
rica scnoriia soto i an admirable artist, and will be
cordially welcomed on her return boards Tho new
nor of the Academy Tanlarc highly spoken o. a. u
florcnz tie easso 50 altogether the Pccoomni season
starts with the faircst auspices
The s,rakosch company commenced operation, .,
BGrns Last night, with NINE Coison in Ia Trayiata"
performance which TOO fsmil 10 oar public TO need
particular mention On tomorrow evening Madame dc
wihort VIII make her 4, BIZ the Puritan support,
81 hy Brgn"i, Amodo and Juncs. The musicians who
have heart Madame 10 wlhorst sing At rehearsal say
that she yesty improved, both voice AMI facility of
execution. - popular artist New York pylma
donna sure of favorable reception throughout the
country We advscd The length Of the pre-.
al Burtons but presume ths, win be- limit
81 a. the company announced appear amos, mme.
dialcly u the Western cities.
The concert company from tho academy 81 Mqsic
including Carl Formos Al. h-ts ani picked or hastra
a thirty musician h. returned 10 tawB, After a very
profitable three wccks' palm tins Tcs.crn cities.
Fcrmes will sins at tie AcalcIy carly 10 tho Irrscnt
ssasop.
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TO an attempt at grand larceny. and WAS sent 70
Blackwell's Island for year. Counsel for VIM.
Somers, tried for the murder Of John b. Aiken,
mate Of the ship Mandarin, and convicted OF man
slaughter in the frs. degree, moved for new trial,
the verdict Of the jury being in direct opposition to
the law. The City Judge said there were nice
questions involved in the case and while he denied
the motion would give the counsel an opportunity
to present the matter before the supreme Court or
Court Of Appeals. He remsnded the prisoner. and
inst uced the counsel to prepare his bill of excep-
tons.
The OF cotton yesterday reached about 100 bales
chic y in trastu Prices continued to rule heavy andto
be unsettled and difficult 70 give, transactions the
spo were limited Sales in transitu much regulai
I'd by rates oC freight from Southern ports that din
cu, quotations that would have any general ap
pcs,on private despatch received from Mobile dated
the 10th, quoted mddlng cotton Mt ike. ilHc, with
sales OF 600 bales Flour less active and buoyant
for common grades, while good brands Of Ohio, With
Southern extra grades, quite steady and in some
request Tor expor, the West Indc- Wheat unset
tied and prices easier vho sales were light Corn
heavy and cheaper for Western mixe which sod at
roc tic part TO arrive white Southern at $50 S4c
and yellow do. at sec. SIC Pork was frmcr with sales
OF al sl6 40 SIG 80 and prime at sli 20 sl4 2S
Sugars were 10 ar demand WITH sales oil about 600 hhd-
n, steady prices. The stock in this mario, embraced
about 80 900 hhds Cuba, la2 do New Orleans $50 do.
Porto Roo 100 do. mola,io and 100 boxes Havsns,
Coffee arm sales Of IS $50 bags Rio made, by
auction, at sac 12c.ayerage 1870. Of the whole
offered 6l9 bags withdrawn and bags Of it after
wards sold by private sale at II &c. The public sale
spirited and fully sustained the previous prices Of the
trade one thousand bags OF Jaws also sold by
ton at l4c at which the sale stopped Freight
Gagemcn,s moderate and quotations without change
Of moment.
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Horse Race nc Boston.

Bp~roy, Oct 10, 1873.
The races here finished this sfternocu with o, best
three ave- to harness for purse Of $500 Tho horses
entered were Tom Carpenter ridden by A. Carpenter;
Trc,tng Chders ridden by n. Mace; Aav, ridden by s
owner ~ H. smith snd Romeo, ridden by y PGfer the
first heat and ny Thurstnn for tho andcr Tho
race was won by Tom Carpenter in i've heats, two Of
which we're dead heats with Troting Chdcrs Tue time
made BY Tom was 2soh, 2ceS, 23e, 2;ii and 2aa n
vas n most exciting race.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17

ANkNYl UT 10, INN
AT the Democratic Congressional Convention held here
otay, Hon. tras;us Corning nominated By acclama-
ton.
lion. VIM. A. Young day nominated BY the hards
for the Assembly from the city district.
The republicans firing one hundred guns this
ing honor Of their brilliant victories Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Indiana.
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EfrO NJ ~. AihONs. VT.

ST ABRAMS, VI Oct Is, 1858.
About quarter before O'Clock this morning q
fire discovered in the store occupied by James
Aason dry goods dealers which extended to the adjoining
store occupied by Wheeler Stevens dry goods dealers
and grocers and the cabinet warehouse of Horace v
ngstone. The buildings entirely demolished, but
the contents saved in damaged state The loss
not known. There insurance the property
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Supreme Court-specisI Term.
Before Hon. Judge sutherland
THE soLLrE GLASS BALLOT Boxgs.

THE JoLLrE GLASS BALLOT BoXgs
OCT le--Jam>s Homer r. fernando Wocd and Sdmae
q Joili> The plaintiff as taxpayer, applied Cor md
obtained injunction 10 restrain the defendants from
cevng the value Of the glass ballot boxes with which the
defendant Jollie had supplied the Commissioners o
Police, under written contract for the last election
The plaintiff stated that the defendants aud the Police
Commissioners colIuded together FOR the purpose n dc
fraudiug the taxpayers Counsel the part of the do
PENDANT, moved for dismissal of The complaint, which
vas granted and the injunction dissolved
THE LowBEn CLAIM.
The people If ne ae Of New Fork at The rclstion n A.
e. FJcog ". BoT w Loater.-Moon 20 dissolve injunc
lion denied without costs " either party
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Rowing Match at Detroit.

DHTNOfT, OVF 10, low
The great rowing match between the Metropolitan Boat
Club Of Chicago, and tho SHAKESPEARE Club Of Toronto c.
W., for purse Of 81 900 in cur river today
having been postponed from time TO since tho 6tA
inst The boats were each manned by TOUR and tAs
distance raversej two and half miles AMI return.
The won by the Canadians Time, AZ minutes.
The Chicago boat swampcd the home stretch half
mile from the stai ting point The trial attracted many
visiters from other cities.
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pulnne-ota Election.

CiucsCc, Oct. 10, 1855.
The returns from Minnesota come in slowly. Thc FOL
lowing only have been received
Hennerin cosnty-The whole republican ticket elected
Scott couniy--rwo democrats and republicans elect
cd 10 the Legislature.
Ramsey coun,y-The entire democratic ticket elected.
Washington and Dskotih couniics-C,rried by The re-
puhlicans.
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hundred contributions of a similar amount
shsll be made for the same purpose The
ty is, it would seem, contingent upon the exis-
tence of similar disposition in the breasts Of
stipulated number Of the faithful II was not
thus that the Apostles calculated.
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81. LOUIS, Oct 10. 1868.
The Central Committee Of Kansas have called fros
State Delegate Convention 10 be held at Lawrence Nov
TO- for the purpose OF discussing the various questions
connected with the present political organizations in hs
Territory OF determining the policy OF the party ard
considering the question Of the speedy admission Kansas
into the Union Vi free State.
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The Yellow Fever ut the South.
CAUTION TO STRANGERS NOT TO VISIT MOBILE FOB
THE PRESENT.
10 rnE EDITOR HERALD
MonlIx Oct ~, 1853.
Absentees having commenced returning MOBILE, tho
executive Of the Can't get away Club the Samaritan
Society,"" and the Relief Club Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association Of Mobile, upon consideration Of tbs
state Of the public health, ia recommending to Mi
unacclmated persons absent from tho city not 70
return until after due notice OF frost
BY order Of tho respective Committees aforesaid.
DANIEL. WHEELER, Pres' Samaritan Soc'y.
VII REDWOOD, Prcs't "Cant got away C,uS."
IA HAMILTON, Prest Y. M c. A. Relief Cxs.
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Ohio Election.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 10, ~

CKsKiASp, Oct 10, 1885.
Tho republcsn majority on the state ticket y abou,
fifteen thousanis
Fifteen republican and sv democrats congressman
elected.
cNcTSSsr OCT. 10, 1865
The Official Of the Seventeenth COn1r csoual ds
,rict gives Theaser, republican, los majority.
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Conviction or Arson.

ALBANY 1905.
Bren Rooney, convicted Of arson, setting fire to
inhabited building in West Troy, in May last, wherein
there at the time ten persons this morning
fenced TO be hung the third day Of December next
This Is the first conviction for in the first degree
ever had in this county.
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BCFfAIO, Oct Ia 1B5A
The banking house of Mcssrs. Brown Keep
robbed last night Of 81 800 notes Of the Mercantile
Bank Of New Hartford. NEW bils); 900 in Canada
notes; 81 COO In Of tho Western banks and 90 90
broken bank notes. of which s. coo Of tho liver
Bank and 81 900 Of the Bank OF Orleans Tue total
value Of the money taken Is SO, 900.
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Err nj Indian Town.

~ JoHS, n. D., ut IL, is5s.
Lat n CHI - dwellings we're destroyed ~ IRE al id A.
w. shcy we're Of, nsrrci The IRE Is sGpv u 10 nav,
becn the work % m nccndissy.
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Pe(1estI'aNnislrl,
MONTREAL, Oct. l6.


Jackson, known the American Deer finished last night
the feat OF walking hundred and fifteen hours contna
ously, and at its conclusion offered to wal; half boar
longer. largo crowd present 70 witness the co..
clusion of the task.
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Indiana Election.

1Spt,SArotIS Oct. 16, 1858.
onciai returns from thirty counties received ind
eating the probability Of small opposition majority The
Legislature.
Further indicate tho election of tho democratic
stat. ticket BY from one 20 iise thousand majority
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rHB GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH

" ANIINWFVS, O.'' TO, FoN'o'
The Navy Department this morning appointed all the
remaining officers Cor the Brazil and Paraguay expedition
The vessels carry hundred AZ y thirty two pound
ers and twenty one nine inch guns besides MOI ars
Tie General Land ONCE protest filed in the name oil
the school of wabasha county, Minnesota
against pre- cmpon and location being allowed upon sec
tons l6 and SO within the Sioux half breed reservation
has decided they have been appropriated for school
purposes and therefore subject TO exemption the
same az other lands.
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BENNINGTON, Iowa, OCT. 10, ISIS.
Returns, reported and official from counties in ths
district, show republican gain Of 800 from last year
The indications are that Curtss republican Is r. ciece
10 Congress by 900 majority
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There were also deaths by apoplexy, oi con.
sesiiou Of tho brain, Of Group 81 typhoid fever,
Of disease OF the heart, % Of hopping couch,
Of scrofula, Of smallpox, "a premature births. 81
stillborn aud six deaths from violent causes. The
annexed table shows what portions Of the human
nna,nrn hnxr hrnn rnnAi enrcIel.-
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CONVERSION or THE CnrSEsE-EcuEsr,srr
CAL ZEAr--The Bishop Of Exeter with an in
come Of more than $4,000 year, has offered
subscription Of $500 towards fund for the es-
tsblishmeot Of special mission TO China, when
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THE LATEST NEW S.
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
THE NICARAGUA QUESTION.
Gen. Jerez Dismissed by the Adra..istrati0n
&c, dc, DC.


Owr Special Washington Despatch.
WASHINGTON oct. 10, 1853.
Gen. Jerez has been informed by the Secretary State
that not having power as 1t was understood he had TO
settle the Nicaragua difficulty BY accepting tho Cas-
Yrisarri treaty Il would be useless to hold further
muncation with him and that this government, in the
meantime would walt for any further useless ncgota
TONS which only served embarrass plain question,
would pursue the decisive policy already explained to
him.
Tie War Department has received communication
from Major Garnctt commanding detachment Of the
Ninth infantry in Washington Territory, dated Yaksms
Expedition, Henaeha river, August l3. After giving Al
account Of the capture some Indians who It is believed
had fed into the Dackfeet country pursuit and alarm
Of others, and the death OF Lieut. Allen, Major Garnet
gays is his intention TO move TO the region
Of OAanagan TO show his force th.co The Indians
that the tribes the north OF Okanagsn friendly
They say the story OF the OF twenty minors
from waaWalla is untrue. Major Garnett finds il Is i'm
possible for troops the country from the
mouth the Spokan river auckland Rapids at Colum
ba river for Of water the trail He intended TO
cross the Columbia Okanagan, follow it the east
side TO the Priests Rapids there it, and reach his
post on the Goth of this month.
The General land Oace has decided that by the law
ating pre- exemptions upon half breeds tracts settler
upon technical quarter section is an occupant oil the
whole it, and will take the whole although improve
ments may cover part only; but settlement upon
part only with view to holding in other quarter sec
tons must be clearly shown, and intention notified
otherwise subsequent location Of scrip will hold the sub
divisions not improved not notified for presumption
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Argrrs, Ca, Oct. 10, is5s.
John r sshmore has been elected 10 Congress Col.
orrs district, The latter gentleman declined nomlna-
ton The res, o. the delegation Is unchanged
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The Augusta Banks.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. l8, 1868
Tho banks Of Augusta will, and after Monday aaxl
sell New York sight exchange at par.
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THE wuuIse WOODLAND: v,rnno~s NJ cuastrs
eRovs Hall, Publisher, 20 Broadway.-This compost
ton which has good deal of merit, dedicated 10 Mas
Martha Iaincs Butt Of Virginia Tho inspiration that die
iated may be gathered from the following lines on the
title Iagc,-
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II must 10 like, cleo not like beauty look.