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ROW BETWEEN NEW yORK ASSFup1

RoW BETWEEN NEW YORK ASSEMBLYMEN.
morning session to-day, high words ensued between
Messrs. Delaney and Chatfeld, when the latter
seized the former by the throat and held him till
ne became black in the face. The by-standers pre-
much difficulty. "''-'
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HEAVY BLOW AT ROCHESTER,

ROCHESTER, March 1s.-A heavy gale of wind
passed over this city last night, unroofng houses
blowing down steeples, etc. There was also much
damage done in this vicinity. The telegraph lines
west and south are down. There is also a food in
Genesee River, which is doing considerable dam
age.
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From the PHILADELPHIA EVENING RulIat;n Nov

FROM the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin March II
CLOSE OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE METH
oDIST ,, PROTESTANT CONFERENCE.-THE
The Maryland Annual Conference closed its pro-
ceedngs at late hour last evening, and adjourned
until next year.
The committee to whom was referred the business
connected with the first NJ. P. Church. of this city
made report, requesting Rev. E. Y Reese to
travel and collect money for the same, which was
agreed to.
The collections during the year for the Superannu
ated Fund and conference collections amounted to
S2,22O.77 'e" ~
The President announced the following appoint
ments for the ensuing conference year;
II Alexandra Staton-John Roberts. Baltimore,
East. J. Drinkhouse Baltimore, West-D.
Evans Reese. Baltimore, Soulful. J. Day. Bal
tlmore East Mission-Jesse Shreeve. Cumberland
&C. q: c: Cushing CharIeston-s. B. Switzerland.
VIM. s. Hammond. Reading-C. Il. Ettleton Sa-
lem. W. Everest. Philadelphia, first NJ. P.
Shurch-Dr. j. Murray. Philadelphia Twentieth
S g.. ~: NJ Dennis Washington, Ninth St.-Dr. F.
Swentzel. Washington, East Mission-J R. Nicho-
las. Aecomac and Friendship-R. T. Boyd. Anne
AArundel-Dr. D. F. Ervell. Alleghany-Dr. A. S.
Eversole. Baltimore Ct-N. S. Greenaway, J. A.
Mh;ssI9s Cecil CtmmGeorge Simpson, J. F.
GEa Gam Eyersole; Concord-W. G. Holmes
Deer Creek-T. d. Valiant, j. Thompson Dor
chester-T. c. Ervell. Frederick-Wm. 7. Wright
sI :, Clay. Howard..R. S. Norris and 7. J.
W TeneIsoh-T. L. wilson. hent-D.
W. Bates, VIM. Reese and DIR. F. Waters, Su-
pernumeraries. Newton j X. Nichols and
w. Straver. New Market-John Elderdice and C.
Cochaeb. Potomac-A. d. Dick. Prince William
&C. II. McFadden. Pipe Creek, S. Ward-J. S.
Murray. Queen Anne's-D. A. Shermer, B. F.
Benson. Salem and Warwick-B F. Brown. Snow
Hill. W. Bates. Sussex-T. NJ. Ryan. T. A.
Moore. Talbot-H. P. Jordon, D. Bowers Trough
Creek. NJ. Elderdice. Union-F. G. Wright, R.
Livingston. Williamsport- Burton Carlisle
VIM. s. Durrin. Frederick Mission and Superan-
nuated Fund Agency-Josiah Warden.
Superannuated-E. Henkle, G. D. Hamilton s. L.
Mclean, Jno. Morgan, A. Baker, S. NJ. Wilson
Left withonrappointments at their own request
). ID. Cox, Oliver Cox and A. Hammond.
The Picayune further informs us, that "the re-
suit confirms to the city large and valuable prop
erty-large In its present, but much larger in its
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FROM KANSAS

ST. LOUIS, March 1.-THE Leavenworth cores
pendent of the Leader says that the Free State vote
TOR Delegates to the Constitutional Convention in
that city amounted to $50 against ll96 polled for
State officers on 4th January last.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, March Is.
SEN ATE

WASHINGTON, March 49,
SENATE.
letter was received from the Secretary of War
saying that Rock Island is not required any LONGER
tor mltary purposes and that steps have been taken
MT. wilson said that an informal agreement had
been made that the Senator from Georgia sbould
take the floor on the Kansas question He also pro-
posed an evening session, which was agreed to.
Mr.. twin offered resolution of nouiry as To
what steps had been taken to punish the perpetra
tors OF the massacre of the 118 emigrants in Utah
After the usual morning business, the Kansas hill
was resumed. Mr.. Toombs made a long sneech in
favor of the admission of Kansas under the Iecomn
ton Constitution. Heseyerely condemned the North
ern movements to prejudice the South and prevent
the admission of additional slave States into the
Union. 'i-e
When Mr.. Toombs concluded, Mr.. Bell COM
menced an anti-Lecompton speech
After recess till o'clock, the Senate re-assem
bled, when Mr.. Bell resumed.
III o'clock, p. M.-The Senate is still debating
ana late session is anticipated.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MT. Savage-the army bill being under consider
atlon-argued In favor of the employment of voun-
teers ana against the recommendation of the Secre
tary OF War, for the permanent increase of the
army. He commended that if it became prevalent
that we must defend for defence the standing army
.ne universal sereliance for protection now actua-
tlng the people would be stricken down.
MT. savage and Mr.. Quitman made speeches in
laVor OF the bill to authorize the President to ac-
GGept the services of the volunteers for Utah and
ieXas. Other gentlemen also participated in this
ueDate after which the House adjourned
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now supplied with fine rock, perch, herring and
some few shad. Prices as yet are high Should
the weather continue favorable it has been for
some DAYS past, fish will come in greater abundance
and prices will soon be down.-Aiez. Gazette.
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JULIAN MAY
WEATHER REPORTS

PHILADELPHIA, March ls.-Julian MAY makes his
debut at the Academy of Music on Saturday even
ing, in Sonnambula
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NAVIGATION OF THE HUDSoN

New York, March Is-The river Hudson ;s now
open to Albany, and the boats will commence rum
ning to that point tomorrow. The ice at Albany
cleared away last night
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ANNExATIoN.-The neutral territory, so long in
contest for jurisdiction, between Florida and Ala
bama, comprising narrow strip of fractional town
ship running along the northern boundary line of
Florida to the Cattahoochee river, has at length
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111LE.
LOUISVILLE, March 1.-THE wind blew almost
hurricane at noon here to-day, unroofng several
buildings, and slightly damaging a number of
steamboats, No lives were lost.
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A patent has recently been awarded a Mr.. Utley,
of North Carolina, for improved plough, in
which the subsoil, the turning and coulter plough
rately.
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HURRICANE IOTISyII1p

WAsHINGToN, March lS.-The famous bark Adri-
atlc, which eluded the French authorities so sue
cessfully, arrived at Savannah this morning.
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THE SALE or THE CoIIIyC @

The SALE OF THE COLLINS STEAMERS.
NEW ! DIRK, March lsth.-The sale of the Collins
Line of Steamers has been postponed for fortnight
from to-day, when they will positively be sold.
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THE RARK ITO

NEW YORK, March lS.-The steamer Kangaroo
Tor Liverpool, will not sail until Saturday. She
will take the mails for Europe
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The Picoyune further informs us, that "the re-
suit confirms to the city large and valuable prop
erty-large in its present, but much larger in its
tration 1t is burdened, indeed, with some eouita-
BILE trusts, requiring delicate management, and is
in itself great trust for the public''
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGR-AM S

RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE THE
DAILY EXCHANGE
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HOLIDAY STREET THEArRE.-A comnlimentarv
benefit having been rendered to the Young and tai
ented tragedian, Mr. Edwin Booth, it will take
place this evening, when he will appear as Sir Ed
ward Mortimer and Petruchio. Mr.. Booth has
gathered around him host of warm friends in this
his native city, who feel a laudable pride in the
great success he has achieved in his difficult pro-
lesion The compliment to be offered him to night is
put Just tribute to his genius and will certainly
De participated in by an overlooking audience
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efIIckPocKETs.-Whileth the ceremonies at the LAYING
OF the corner stone of the East Baltimore Missio5
Chapel were going on, several pckpockets were no
ucea among the crowd, watching an opportunity to
practice their profession. One young man was about
TO commit depredations on lady's pocket, when
he was set upon by several persons standing nv and
was only saved sound drubbng by the interference
OF the police, who took him to the station house and
locked him up. His companions then suddenly de-
parted from the neighborhood.
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RoBBERY.-Eliza Parker alias Gladdison and Ann
Burns alias Tobern were arres ted Yesterday bv Of
ncers Barton and Wiley, of the Middle District, on
John E. Popp corner of Lot and Ensor streets, The
parties were taken before Justice Mearis who COM
mltted them to Jail for trial before the Criminal
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Straw berries beginning 10 into market plont
fully rom New Jersey and Long Island, and IN few days
We viii have this delicious fruit in abundance and cheap
from the South but they Of . much better flavor.
reey selling yesterday for eight cents per basket
by Tuesday ought 10 have them for six cents
basket The weather could NOT be better for all kinds Of
fruit han is ~ Cherries selling for eighteen
csDts quart for ten and fifteen cents
quart, and few ourranis for sale Bananas sell for
% and "a per hunored Pneappes in market IN large
quantities and sell for all prices There large
rty or these that Their taste Is either
acfid or nsipid al d they should be avoided.
BERMUDA potatoes are little lower than they were
They sell Ter 81 30 per barrel MERGERS higher, 81
per barrel beng asked CarOlinas sell Il 81 10 81 per
bushel, which k lower. Green truck Ia generally lover
than IL was Asprsgus sells tor l2o . l6c per bunch
and green peas II - 81 rs per busheL
Poultry Is ~ high "a ever, ~ith the pon OF fowls
and spring Chickens which are chea pening rne latter
sell ~ &c per pair. Pigeons still n Market, bot
dozen of them.
There little demand for beef Lamb mstton and
veal Is sought AFTER. Rough pieces OF oeef are
especially avoided, even by the very poor Pork not
in munh request
Fish unchanged in price. Salmon sells for 30c Sac
per pound, which is cheaper Frost tsh, perch, lake
trout &c have disappeared and sosd and mscksrel
are getting scarce Halibut will be out Of market
Porgies and sea bass much In demand just In
ehell hsn notice guinness the stsr trade and the
advent in large quantities OF crabs, musels and cams
There fair supply of shell from Long Island
Loos,ers IN demand There also fair demand for
Shrewsbury river small CLANS.
Butter is down again, and is quoted at one and two
cents per pound less than 1t YVES last week. Eggs
higher only pine being given for twelve cents, and wisn
Q chance OF q large percentage of bad ones.
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FINANCIAL AND coMMeRc GAL


FRIDAY, June ll-o p. n
me stock marses v~ more irregular this morning
with considerable Transactions all the leading spoon.
Aves The operations In New York Central 81 the Gre,
board show that . spirited movemen n about being
rsusuraied between t~o great sp.suans parties o,
the soct Exchange. In Reading the business vas
usually large. The tendency Of prices generally v.-
UPWARD and IN sewers. instances an advance ~As real
ned. Al the nra board Virginia st@ae sizes improves
y; Missouri sres, y, Ne~ Yors Central, y; Erie, y
Michigan southern, old n Gslens sod Chicago VI hcsso
and Rock elana, 4. Pennsyl vsna Goal declined pr
cent; Michigan sou.hern, preferred, n rbe advance
nosced state securities soes not bring any
The market The sales were quite limited this morning
IN The face Of Improvement the closing prices Of
yesterday. In times woen great abundance Of money
erisu without pubic confidence STOCK securities 70
vernment bonds attract the sasnhon % heavy c~pi
~sv, and the demand IN Europe fu American
ssie bonds lsely W ana absorb the ud sup
ply TIE movement railroad stocks 10 likely, during
The next four veeks 10 be similar realized in
March and Apri last Al thai the decline foil
s large arc ~ rapid at the present time, and resc
too followed that fully restored prices 10 the previous
level Sucks are now pretty well scattered. With the
exception Of one or two extreme fancy Stocks there are
large blocks the hands q any individual or Clique
The big bulls have all SOLD out hos soon they -i come
again buyers depends a grea, deal upon prices
some stocks are considered already zoe enough 70 take
boId o. and purchases this morning 70 some
extent on time, buyers option These contracts are made
the part Of buyers for periods which, In thsr minds
all contingencies, the probability !.
that ~iihn NEXT ten days eqaes will be again rmed
for The purpose Of bringing about another expansion IN
prcee
Al the second board the market was decidedly better
and a bucssnt feeling prevailed throughout Missouri
ssis sixes advanced per cent Milwaukee and sssis.
sipp, Hudson River Railroad, " Residing, III Gslena
aud Chicago 1; Chicago and Rock Island n Ns- York
Central, IN Erie, IN. The purchases for cssh this sf
ternoon we're quite large, all at better prices The up
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NONE SUICIDES Yesterday Afternoon Chss Hsrper, .
German cabinet maker, aged about thirty, committed
suicide =, his apartments, the No o.
Leonard street. by hanging himself with rope pantry
ooor the absence Of DIS ~ife Who had gone out 10 work
Deceased appears, had suspected hrs wife OF incon
starcy, Sunday night secreted himself q closet
81 the apartment watch return home When she
returned abe had sutton With paying the fondet
sitet lions As"0ey retired ~ another apartment he
rusheI oui nrasog the door, and sne police
who rrerseo s ofer Ding Prom that evening be
wHs unsrv usvussd WITH nls wife, and yesterday, as
oove stsser, put end 70 bis existence Coroner
Gan bic held an inquest
Coroper Gamble held inquest yesterday the Eghin
ward station upon the body Of Hppolte Grppon
Frebchmap, aged thirty six, who committed suicide a.
TIE house Of friend No 1853 LAurens street. oy taxing
arsenic he had been Ions time out OF etploy
destitute crcumrtancee A verdict Of supponed
suicide by taking arsenic Vas rendered.
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s,,sc.,I~pso~ s ~ne, r,.s..,.v-.

o., Bnrn Lucy Arr CaIngan Of and from Newport June
cay she 20. on With slight damage and Will return New
ceived In . burr icAne 9Th u-
scHR yIscisIA. Haskell from Provdence and for seu
weather Ccddlnxou Point ana remained anu, hsb Va
Ter on Iuesd.y Pm when hs came o. supposed without ds
May 81 repor.sd lor Phsdslpha wrecked On Ole Cey
,he morning o. me s,h Tbs weather Al the ums -ss
Of he raging we're saved In damages state Ses
eel Total loss
scnn yuli. Of this port went lahore Is. near po,n.
PIN. has been stripped s.s rigging anchors a.
hun on the beach vas sold fsi so 70 be sSeseu up
srsAsss sAssasorr Marshall, from wnsing,on, NC via
eas sssn Of 6 s9 e SHOE % IN for repairs having sprung
CRrprr wHor CREDIT rs Dup-A Re DAYS snce we gave
sisted lhAl he sehr Yrovbrdss had as compeiea ,ss
scy sse o. ,ssoys between Bsnuas and ine United
and arrived Oh Ess return from New Yors on
have bad memoir or would not - .ooS os
yo,sse by he BRIG ssyss~. S.s ~n:er IN rss
ball Who sss had comm1nd 81 he sssSss ~. w.S
time "' p' ~ "'~'' '"e '-"'
THs H.EIrosp srs.rso.rs-ousres or uous-on and
on fse..y sssy. .sa 81 ssr.ys
O'Clock N.
Three fourth, Of the ship Glance. s tons sx years old.
70 close an esisie, for sss&
L.rscasD-A, New Meadows, On inst from The ysrd of
she rs owned b. 6hss Tsonpson, Of ropsham-
whaiemen.
GO Cd At nBedford iosh ship Daniel weo''sr Bellows Pa
o'no ocrsn. -, a N - 4. - ~ -
ssn-yune 10 miles % Gay Head Coy pilot boat Vet,
" 80 nl png oeor ssnA, bnonms'on on rbondon rum
DSs ru~" All ven .
49,, 49,. -, spose", -.
May s lat IS n, Ion a ". -'-''''
Francisco May 10, LAT u 90 g. ION IS 50.
ship Bondel. Of Boston for oslso, May LAT s9s Ion
shp oler.isr OXFORD from New Orleans for Liverpool
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ward movement has been fairly inaugurAsed and -
nost Of he old large holders in the street have lassy
been heavy Sellers the demand from the same parties
likely 10 BE- eerrespondingly active. rhs purchases
tne buyer sixty days. have been quite large for
days past THIS shows what Me under current 49, and
viii not be diniculs 70 anticipate the result
The exchanges n tho bank Clearing House TO day
small amounting only 70 SlS 7Ss Il mo balances
were Ss7o,b94 81. The Metropolitan Bank certificates
main at so, oo0
the purpose Of indicating the great and rapid depres
sion Of business caused by the revulsion Of last fall from
which are now slowly recovering, Mr.. G D. LYMAN,
the intelligent manager Of the Banx Clearing house. has
compiled the annexed statement OF the exchanges
estsbnhwen for each month Of the past year. In
that the effect Of the revuson OF 1867 upon the business
the banks may be seen, we'll the difference In
movement Of money 1t corresponding periods CON, %
rson made with the transactions Of the previous year
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PoI,t,cki Intelligence.

The INV osrkAss vienAsu COMMITTEE -rne New York
HERALD says the LITTLE Know Nothing organ In Albany
~ usual few lengths ahead o. any other I'd minis.
raion journal iis justification Of the democratic rioters
In New Orleans. The ides Of q armed with cannon
and pstos and knives against the officers Of the la~
having Carefully sostaned from acts Of aggressive
and unlawful character" about a. rich the joke
Of democratic balhes protecting voters at the polls -
The little Kpou Nothing organ In Albany IN, Ike the Vi
glance Committee themselves, firing shs, friend
Foor fths Of the members Of the ~ers Knos
soshnss, and IN favcr Of sulh for Mayor
CANDIDATES vos GoyKRsoR A FIem John w. Ellis and
Mr. keRsa the tvorva candidates for Governor o Sorta
osroiina, are ssumpps the state together 90 the 7th
inst, While 81 Nevbcrp, got INTO hsh words which
ssrs followed by blows and elnoh. No material ia
mage sooe, however,
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Port OF New York, Juno IL, 1855.


seamsbp Glasgow CBr), Goodwin Glasgow-R Craig.
SHIP SHIP H.srn s.sw,,t Lys,poeln smith Co
Ship Chicago Chase Iaverpooi-Nesmxn & sons
chip Julia (arem) Erdmann- London-Henninss Muller 1
ship Samaritan S, Small. ''Hs,u.'-E Buck Co.
=, Bark AsA.nt. tBren)' HOrsmann, Breuen-Henninss
Brig arsrs ada Taylor, sanskok-lowss 4 Co.
B,s S w,Ss! Jane snc.is Ive5pooMa Roche
brig Sheet Anchor Durham. Darien-s Buck 1 Go.
schr Lane lBr. hAlssy, Falmouth, Ja--A so.omrn.
sslI ISsreoOl a,ss. as5eor isisns-MiGsr Iu.as1.
sssr Tnier Tharsscn s. JosDs-spss Son Se So
schr h James, Aldrich, BAiumore-Merrn 4 Abbott
ARRIVED.
snip Nicolas Bragdon Hsvre Nav with ad.e and "a,
10 % The Banks ana then light wipds md soSs
he Banss in l., As and saw no Ice Took Uo Cd Fire
Island from boat NoA
viii sugar, to fsl%ous Eng and p sai
me ,s pG get 81 ps S. M inst Lat 80 Ion So Wan
Bsrk Gushing Colcord CsrdenAA days. with sugar. &c
B.Il kosloss Lowell, J.so Cubs. May q. with .es.e
CO. &C 70 1a 'n Thompson Sailed in sompany with fr
s:rI William henry 81 warren Mel, Young, Remedies
sIS Iisss vino Gf slassib Reed Turk. Islands, Jun.
Brig h.ndy Cof oouidsooro, Handy, ssuvi.As June 5
with sugar, Ac, to Owen son.
% VIII cdsn &C. 70 srdas ess Nap " 81 Ma.
a ssses ssE Is %ss an .1 spoke 6s
schr herOdon. aaskin, w.shnson Nc, days
sesr ys%ssoTn lAioure''e City Point days. with cotton
schr Isnsmount, Davis, Alexandria. dsyA
schr u y Brown, Dicks, Virginia. 2 days
hcnr sophronls Van Name, Virginia. Is hours
schr Pauline soper, Virginia 2aays
Sehr Charles Colgx.e, Lowden Baltimore, 4 days
schr swan. DIN, balumore. 2days
schr Ann 4 Sater, fish. Ne~srk for Wsrehazn-
rchr h Dean, Cook
tchr whistler Presbrey Taunton.
sl0op Cherokee, King. Provincelown.
hoop Mount Hope sullivan, Taunton.
toop treoeric Brown. Gardiner ProvdenceL
soop hary Atwsier, ssybrook.
Steamer boston seuew. PhilAaeiphlA.
Steamer Sophs- BY, Philsdeiphia
Steamer Poomssa, cushmsn New Bedford
Steamer Westchester, CLARK Providence.
RuOw
ham pinon.
Four briga
Wind during the day from sw W NNE. with squalls
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PARMA ~RAcKE Is

CEsu1NE PARMA ~RACKkss
United ria made well Known establishment Of
A WING ssq., at LanangburR, Htse Of rew yo~s.
49, ~ tne ON cranssrs ever pfesen'eo ' p"oo
In pound Of Wings fsns crackers the nouri.hng pro
peres are esn sted V equal tina, obtained from two
fHkss CRACKERS AsE DlsIIsGUrsHsD IRON ALI
nv The sv,., ..,s Of se which they retain 70 re-
arkabe degree and especially BY ther kind action upo~
The romsch They dgesed With the srestes ease BY the
No production wheat ever been discovered
"h'en 'A vpt'ussIR Az AN ARTICLE or room,
and MANY r, sre IN. moot important benefits from their daily
USE msin.in,ss sesny nr p, o. M re- sys
ren,ary ON tho ~ iy table economically in propor
tion W he pourahment they contain as they
have ever eaten up from these truly hsahu de-
All ,hoss. Who may wish 10 procure Wings celebrated
'ra''er' NUT GUARD 40 .INsr INVITATIONS.
A. some making ordinary CRACKERS the OF WINGS
rARFA and are encesvorns 70 sell their ARTICLES by calling
We are credbly Informed that scme retailer. have been
crackers At the fui price n VINCE
PARMA. with an ntimson that they the -ase az
wngs and All this done simply because The imitation
who conAde in ther family grocer az Al,
must DO 70 extent sell them genuine and
uS.e, ~ isr prces vi not continue TO psroze any one
There are 700 high minded erchac engaged the
any family encourage .sy individa. sssias thu. lot
ORDER 70 avoid such decepuons buy NO crackers for Fs
ALI On WINGS CRACKERS ARE FARrNa
The nsme WING" IA stamped every true farna
acter msdo BE sure and purchase but those
sINGIsrARISA cRACKsRs may be procured Of Al ~
s sce ss ssoce1. y wsS% sey are extensively
fbey may be Ssd At Wholesale oay Of
a M THOMPSON co.
III and rs Fulton street, New Yovh.
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Tn. Case OF Rsyc. We. Joseph.

wish " cowec report 10 your paper 10 reference "
the abuye case report from the Supreme OOurt,
N botween Reuben 8 Royce against john Joseph
ttnsman, In winch stated that toe cause OF The
assault a suspicion BY the Chnaman Joseph, thai
there vas az Improper intimacy between me and NJ
vie hrre no evidence Of aBy such euspiclOn what
ever Kosher there sny W Iced your reporter 10
pee o. rfatug NAT you Will make tne necessary cor
rectou. femAn. r. s ROYCE