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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-11

DUKES RESPECT FOR LAprEs' Nosts.-
The Duke Of Norfolk has his smoking room
in his new mansion. ut Shedisld Park, ovel
the upper stories ola quadransular tower
between seventy and ninety tset high. No
domesoic economy can b. outraged whom the
lord and master adopts such precautions ii
these. az. :. -
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GA Letter from Washington datsd
May 2lst, says the Administration is con.
siderably puzzled and taken aback 1T the
sudden turning up Of filibuster Walker, !,
Acapulco. They hive all along been as
sured by tho filibustcr leaders ct Washing.
ton and elsewhere that ho had given up oil
intention of.inter sEins further with Mica.
raguaa affairs. Our squadron in those wa
tess, howev4r, have fall. instructions what
10 do wi,h hit II use @her catch him. -
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~ The Nebra*1ia published at Oman.
in Nebraska Territory, accounts for the un.
favorable reports from the gold mines, and
the eccnt return to the States of SO many
who were on Their way there, 10y saying tina,
it was all done by one man named Scud
der, who shot another named Basset At st.
Vrains fort and who was compelled to leave
in consequence. He then vowed vengeance
on them, and his first step was to turn the
tide Of emigration that had set in towards
the mines back to the States. The inform
ant Of that paper assures them, 1t says that
Scudder has succeeded in turning back sew
eral thousand men-making them believe
there is no gold IN the mines, and that the
whole thing originated in and for speculative
purposes. The Nebraskian dies "game. F."
Alter discovering that the emigration wave
is receding swiftly, it makes final struggle
to check it by this improbable yarn. But
it wont go down."-Daily W..
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BROKERS' TECnNICAL1Tlr:s.

Thompson's Bank Note reporter, thus
defines some Of the phrases used in stock
circles and by newspapers:
A Bull is one who buys stocks on specu-
lation, thinking they will rise, 50 that he
can sell at profit. It il to his interest to
have stocks rise, and he will resort to every
means to bring about the desired result.
\ Rear is one who sells stocks on specu.
lation, thinking they will fall, so that he
Can buy in for less money to Ell his con.
tracts. It is to his interest to break down
the market, and he will resort to the most
desperate means to accomplish his object.
A Corner is when the hears cannot b,,
or borrow tho stock .G deliver in lul6llment
Of their contracts.
a Deposite is earnest money. lodged in
tho h"nds Of third party as guaranty
rs up" 10 up," ETC., is The language ex
presslye of deposjte
Overloaded is when the bulls Gamma,
take and pay for the stocks they have pur'
chased. o
Short is when a person or party sells
stocks when they have none. and expect t.
buy or borrow them in time to deliver. I
Long is when person or party has .
plentiful supply Of stocks.
A Flyer is to buy some stock with q
view to selling it in a few days. ard either
make or lose, as luck will have it.
A Wash is = pretended sale, by spe ial
agreement between the seller and buyer
for the purpose Of getting quotation re.
ported.
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THE YEAR OF THELOCUsTs.

The present summer must be tho time
for the coming Of the fourteen year locusts,
We hear Of their appearance in swsrms in
many parts Of the South, and in Indiana
and Southern Illinois. The Bloc Ridge re-
gion Of Virginia Is said to b literally alive
with them, aad in Mississippi, Alabama and
Tennessee the dir is said to b resonant with
their peculiar music, and the earth and trees
in some places covered with them.
In Union county, down in tho Egypt o.
Illinois, countless myr,ads Of these pesti-
iential insects have made their appearance.
We do not hear Of their doing much damage
Is yet.
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GALExA, June 2.

x 4 destructive frs broke out at 8 O'Clock
this morning, in. Browns crockery store
No. lO2. De Soto House, totally DESTROYING
the building and its contents. together with
the south half Of the De Soto House, Pick.
ard 4 Co.'S dry good house, and several
smaller buildings. nc
Loss is estimated at $4,000, insured
for $4,000 in the Homo INSURANCE. Co. in
NY, and Etna and Phnnix, Hartford.
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ARRIVAL or TIE STEAMER AsAoo .

ST. JOINS. june s
The screw steamer Arago, Capt White
from Galway on the 30th May, arrived here
ut ton O'Clock this evening.
Her advioss are from Liverpool bv mail to
the evening Of tho 28th and by telegraph to
the morning Of the 3Oth.
Paris, 28.-There is nothing new from
Italy.
= Portugal he's declared hsr neutrality. -
Garabaldi is marching for Como. r =.
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ID Il M o e us A TIC
STATE CONVENTION.

4 Democratic State Convention will be he j at
the City Of st. Paul. in tho Senate Chamber Of
the Canitol, on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of
AUGUST next, ut IL O'Clock, NJ, for the pur-
pose OF nominating the following officers:
GOVERNOR.
AllEUTENAST GOVERNOR,
AsECHkTAHY OF STATE,
A STATE rREAsURER,
AN ATTORNEY GENERAL,
TWO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS,
And such other officers a. the Convention
may deem expedient. ...r.
The counties will be entitled to the follow
ing representation:
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Delegates.

IIcnnepin Co., West Of the Mississippi, s Del
g East g 8 Z"
Counties not enumerated in tho above list
will be entitled to one Delegate each.
w. HCI.COMRE,
Chairman Dora. Central Committee.
St. Paul, May 5, 1869. -. va
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STATE NEWS.

The Freeborn county Eagt says: "Elev-
en- teams passed through that place during
last week, bound for Dakota Territory-ac-
companied by goodly number Of "brave
men and fair women" Also, that a CON-
pany of about dozen left Shell Rock for
Pixies Peak. The editor predicts that
" about " dozen Of that company will be
sees sneaking back about September, rag
ged, tootsorc, pcnniless, and worn down with
sickness"
Some Of the effects Of the late flood, are
enumerated by the Pioneer in the following
items:
"The Elk river bridge, has gone the way
Of al bridges, when the water gets ram
bunctious.' A temporary ferry was about
to be established when our informant passed.
All the streams up that way are swollen to
an unusual height"
The same paper, of later date, says
that "the whole Of the upper bridge, con-
Meeting St. Anthony with North Minneapo-
lis, has aoated off from the piers, with the
exception Of the huge turn table in the GEN.
ter. 1t has been made fast to tho shore By
means Of cables, SO that in case it is carried
off from the piers, j: may not endanger the
safety Of the bridges below"
Some poor disconsolate individual having
ordered his card ont Of the Central Repub-
'ican, saying he relied upon the railroad for
money to pay for it, that paper gives vent
to the following God pity the poor in
this region that depend upon the railroad !;
We fear they are leaning upon broken reeds. -.
The Minnrsota Patri.t, published at W..
bashaw, speaks Of the flood in this wise {:
"our town is high enough to bid defiance
to the river, even If the water should &c,
three feet higher. To be sure the slough
back Of the town is elevated enough and
We have to take boat to leave ,owr but
we arc better of than most of our neigh
bors, and boat is a perfectly legitimate
means Of travelling in This country. At
Winona, the water is walking along first
street, and won't turn out an inch for any.
body" Winona is 1elo,o the lake.
The Medford Valley A,yus says the GIN
lseng trade is very active, and large quaint.
ties are daily brought into that place, always
meeting with ready cash sale. Should the
ginseng fever continue for any great length
Of time, the probability is that the article
will become drug in the market, and its
good results will be only temporary.
We learn from the Winona Dcmcc.ut,
that {" a Mrs. Winner, living some four or
Ave miles south Of that city, gave birth the
other day to three children, all boys. The
mother and babes are doing as we'll as
could he expected Shouldn't wonder"
If Winona is not an island, what does
the following article from the republican
mean ?: ..
"Ths high water having damaged the
bridge across the slough on the Rochester
road, ferry has been placed on the slough,
by which teams and foot passengers are t.
ken across at all hours.
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FURTHER By THECITY OFWAsH
1NGTON.

NEw York, June 1.-The steamer CITY
Of Washington arrived 1T O'Clock this
morning.
The Piedmontese cavalry, commanded by
Gen. Sanaz displayed extraordinary energy
The Austrians are in full retreat since
last evening. The loss o: the enemy ex.
leeds two thousand men. The Vienna cor
respondent Of the London 7:.mss says the
Austrian force consisted Of three Brigades
and their loss was probably about the same
Is that Of the French.
TURIN, May 23.-Yesterday the enem,
appeared in great force at Palestro with The
|oeject Of obstructing the march of the re.
|connoitering party, which had taken the di.
rection Of the Ses'a BY order of the king o.
Sardinia. The enemy's artillery was how.
ever silenced in every part
The Austrians have shot an entire family
Of eight persons. in whose house Austrian
guns had been found. The French have
occupied Casteggio. where they are fortifyine
themselves.
A despatch dated Vienna, May 23rd, says
at noon on the 2lst inst, about $1,000 o.
the Franco. Sandman army attacked the
troops numbering 1900 at Vercelli. On,
men retreated fighting to Orlengo. At this
lplace two other Austrian brigades hurried
to the rescue and threatened the enemy's
TANKS. which retired across the Sesia t.
the Wester' side of the river.
1t is stated that 3O,tEO Austrians wert
about to be concentrated at Borabborg.
An Austrian dispatch says that precautions
had been taken against Garsaaldi, whose in
tention was to rouse Como 20 revolt.
Austria had issued instructions TO prepart
for the defence Of the Tyrol.
dispatch from Berne says that tho Aus.
TRANS had left Commodore Similar and con.
centrated themselves on the river AIDA, and
that the French and Sardinians were I'd.
vsncing. rosy ~ vsHr l.0.-T0.SI III, -
All the London papers give credence t.
the report that Lord Palmerston and John
Russell had come to general agreemen,
on the subject Of parliamentary reform and
foreign policy, and that the Derby govern.
ment would b compelled to resign soon Of:
ter the assemblage Of Parliament.
The Cunarl Co. had sod four Of theii
screw steamers to the Spanish government
and they arc to be replaced by vessels q
greater power and size.
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED

ROUTE TO THE EAST! =:
Via Dunleith and Illinois Central and oalena
and Chicago Railroads.
Trains leave Duuleitb morning and .ven;n.
uPon arrival Of tho Railroad Packet
from St. Paul, cunning thso'
WIT HoUT CHANGE OF cara
Making direct connections with ali AZ Il.
Eastern lines for Detroit, Toronto. Aiha-
ny, Cleveland, Montreal, New Yo1f.
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Boston,
An d all cities and towns throughout tn Fat
and the Canadss.
E L EGANT EEPING Cara
Are run upon al Night Trains IN .dv.n..,.
not enjoyed By any competing route.
BAGGAGE checked through from Dunl.i,h u
all points East.
PAssESazns wishing to 20 through without
delay, should purchase
THROUGH TICKETS VIA DUSLr1rH
Fare a. low as by any First Cl.s. Route.
For Through Tickets and inf ,rm.,ion. .pp,v
at the Union Railroad anil Steamhoas
Ticket Olfces..
P. s. GOODWIN.
W. p. JOHNSON. GENT W..,sn 400.
Gen'l Pass Agent. Chicago.
MESERO1.E d Mcl.AREN.
Ticket Agents, Red Wing, next door to Ne
troPolitan Hotel.
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A4NO VI NAfAF.o UEAUs
The King Of Naples-Bomha the detestec
lis dead; and his son assumed the crown
under the name Of Francis II. England
and France have re-opened diplomatic rela
ton with Naples.
GREAT Political differences
have arisen between Lord Palmerston anc
Lord John Russell.
The defeat Of the Derby Ministry is an
tlcipated on the meeting Of Parliament
The Admiralty has formally invited ten
aers for monthly Australian service via Pa
mama.
A general meeting IF the Atlantic telegraph
Company has been called to sanction The
heads Of the agreement with the Govern
ment, and the issue Of preference shares O
860O.O0O Of new capital.
France.--The Moniteur announces thai
France adheres to the abolition Of privateer
ing, and the principle that a neutral flag
covers cnemy's goods.
MARKErs.-The crops in England are re-
ported favorable. Flour is dull; whea,
steady, and provisions Of all kinds are quiet
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The first Battle between the French aud
Austrians.
THE AUSTRlANS DEFEATED.
DEATH OF KING BON A.

~~~~~~~~~>~
The City of Washington, which left Liv
erpool on the 25th of May. arrived At Cap
Race, At 8 P. NJ, Thursday the End inst
Her news was obtained by the News zach
but could not be forwarded to New York
until Monday last.
A battle took place on the 2lst of May
between tie French and Aust,ians, which
resulted in the defeat of the Austrian troops
The te]egraphic report says !:
The French accounts say that the Aus
TRANS Is, OGO strong, under General Stadio,
attacked the advanced posts Of Marshal Bar
aguay de Killers, and were driven BY Gen
FORTS division after fierce combat of lou
hours duration.
The allies including some of the Pied
montese cavalry, carried Monticello, but die
not pursue the Austrians.
The loss Of the latter a stated by tn,
French is 1900 to 1000, and that of tn,
French ut COZ or seven hundred, OF whom
many were officers. ,v.
Two hur1rcd Austrians including Colo.
mel were taken prisoners.
The Austrian account simply states that
Zen. Stadion pushed forth a recconnois.
ance by forced marches towards Siglio and
Montebello, but after hot fight with a
French force ofsugerior strength, retreated
beh nd the 20 in perfect order The actua
strength Of the French is not stated. Report
says they numbered from 5000 to 1000 be
sides regiment Of sandman cavalry.
A Sandman bulletin also announces tina,
the extreme left 0: the Sandman army, un.
der General Cealdini, forced passage owe,
the Sesia, putting the Austrians to fight
Other trih,ng engagements are reported
Gen. Garrabaldi had entered Gaucu with
900 men his object being revolutionary
Prince Napoleon and a small French force
had arrived at Leghorn. ...
1t was :umored that six English men Of
war had entered the Adriatic.
General Guylai has removed his head
quarters to Garlasco. and has everywhere or
dared the people to give up their arms unde,
pain of being shot for disoLedience.
Gen. Garribaldi has made fortv sever
more prisoners.
ALLEssANDR1A, May 24th-The wounded
at Monticello have been brought here.
MARsEILLEs, May 26th.-Some Austrian
prisoners have arrived here.
BERNIE, May 25th.-Revolutionary move
ments are reported in Lombardy.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
M

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHING TON.
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ITO CAPITALISTS WANTED. SIX MONTHS NOTE
cashed rare and an undoubtedly safe chance Of
per cent Any communications addressed Invest
fdential.
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IN NOBLE, MONTGoMERY, ATLANTA. ALBANY,
COLUMBUS. MACON, AUGU,TA,
And various places In Florida

And various places in Florida,
Via SAVANNAH. Ga
The STAR OF THE SOUTH Capt Thos Lyon, will leave on
Tuesdoy Dec. l3 at r NJ, from pier No North river
had for the following pacesfaro as low as BY
any other steamer New York to savannsh accommoda
New YORK to New Orleans $50 u.s. Mobile $s5 Montgomery
Ala. 500 Atlanta, Ca SO; Alosny Ga va Columbus Ga,
The FLORIDA Capt lsasc Crowen wall succeed and SAL
on Saturday, Dec: ~, at 5 x M.p,,, CON >, p,s
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TyOR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND GEORGE.
town. the Now York and Virginia Screw Steamship Com
panys new and first class Steamship MOUNT vEKNON, r.
Saturday December Y at soc,cs NJ Passage Including
gtatero and fare 81 8, Freight eight cents foot No
Il. q. CROMWELL q w., oSMes, strvsl
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DARNUM's MUsEUM-THIRD WEEK AND TRIUMPH
THE BOOK or DEvILEE or, TAG MADEN's VOW a.
pnaestonabe delight i VIII be repeated Tuesday zee IS
teen tablesux Afternoon at o'clock the farce Of THE
DOUBTS BEDDED ROOM Dancing and tho -Four Losersn
Ing one magniacenty colorsd With nry BABY ANAOoN
Wat, nlE BROWN, his AuograIh b, two Pixies or Spears
c Ean u.u5 e ec go. s.4: .a
parouet extra.
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WAsHINGToN, IN REvoLuTIoNARY TINES ExER
street. on which the Improved Cushions plsced ch
onge Pheans for angles Those who wish purchase
Tables holidays and the sngng
Invited c nspec large stock Of new and second Ia
against Table for $780, without going TO Detroit Come
old braggeS
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sHIPPIN0.


CTYAM TO LIVERPOOL, L0Nvon, GLASGOW GALL
resna .sc sn9 4o s@ ss Ss:scs
ss ss..s ss: ~ s u
.. $780, ssss s$ x. 1.
orr OF ssS:. w s:,a. ~ f Sss
=. ss srs alternate Saturday in
u.s. 10 eussn.sewn ny vs. % t o. %
t.ra ol.ss . oussu.sown. liverpool da:scw
x..s os Ssr.i: sys,.l. for III months:
rsnsss. ssvss Paris Hamburg. .sass
and % Ssw So
for .sS % ere sss
-. p:::sss spDy . - ono: y s:
WIN M.oI Io .as. Tower sadins IN aass0w' . wn
CREAr REDUCTION -rHEvANDsRBur EUROPEAN
xk Southampton and Hss, under mail contract q fol-
ros '. :oa ora Ss. TON ron 'S .. a.v
26iAS 9gEss sss.al; s.,urs.y s:s y Tu:.a.s Es5s
7Ssss steamships have water ugh. oompsrtusoss
s. ii, q; y.
oSiAs QUEEN La oaOla sioo and $50; "a do. $50
csssscssss Of passage issasd from Europe America
8peee delivered In London and Paris
b. TORI ANCE ARer1L No. Bowling Green, New Ysrk
0oeAs takeu on freight VI current rates
nuE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
YORK TO LIVERPOOL -
Chief cabin passage.
S0Com1 passage. 10
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Chief cabin passage.
e ssps aro% Boston cali at Halifax and cort
fEkssA Cs CAPT soos 1asaic Capt Sr
ASIA Can't. @ Lott. NIAGARA, Capt Anderson.
AFRICA, Capt shannon. EUROPA, Capt D. Lestcn
SCOTIA nov buildng)
These clear white light at masthead green on
sarb0ard bow; red port bov.
EUROPA, letch from Boston, Wednesday December -
PERSIA Judkius N York, Wednesday, December 81
ANRRICA Nllar, Boston, Wednesday, December q.
ASIA Lott York, "Wednesday, Jan. 4, 1860.
CANADA Lang. Boston, Wednesday, Jan. ii, :"
ARABIa stone, N York, Wednesday, Jan. Ia,
EUROPA, Leitch. Z" Boston, wednesday, JAM ~, :"
Berths secured till paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board :.
ships will not be accountable for gold.
silver on specie jewelrv precious stones metals
less bill Of sdng signed therefor and the value thereof
thereia expressed. For freigh. sssase apply to
X. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
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TyoR soUTH AMPTON AND HAvRE.-rHE UNITED
II Nates Mall stea nsr FULTON J. A. woxon, Commander,
mans psssenver Saturday Dece mber ~ a u ocIock
v0 pie 81 North river foot Of Beach street. This ship has
I've water tight comp Artmen enclosing the engines that
b he collision srandng the water could not reach
em and the pumps being work. the safety of the
sei would be secured Price OF passage II
0oond cabin $40 freight apply to W.
DRAYrON Agent Ns Broadway. B.-The steamer
ARAOO snc ,eeds the Fulton and sails January
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DENTISTRY.

DENVISVHYs
A RTIFICIAL TBETH-ONLY 50 FOR FULL SETS ON
"A si'ver; fine gold and panA with continu Jus
gums $50 equal to any work 10 New York single teeth u
Teeth filled and extracted without the ens 3a by nav pro-
ls Sixth between Tenth snd streets
A RTIFICIAI. BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED TEETH.
N Put IN son requiring pressure and giving no pain
Aching teeth shells be filled with Rooms Of the
dscoverer Of broadway and Thirty h street. Dental
nouce.-Sample packages 81 sent By mail
A RT1FrC1AL TEETH.-DR. DURKIN CONTINUES TO
"A extract Teeth 10 two secondA without the aghtest pain
Teeth stups No extra charge sets
ev.-ac,rr where artificial re' inse-'ad M. e.
nUhAlN, Sis V~AusA suseA oas dow ksuxvas.
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OFFICE OF TRUSTEES OF CREDITORS AND sTOOK.
" holders Of the Ohio and Mississpp Railroad Company
(eastern divson 80 Wall EtreeA-New York. Nov a. 1855
Persons holding certificates IN the trust created under agree
ment bearing date Dec 1853 are hereby notified thai ne
agreement viii DO bald q s once Of the trusees No g Wal
sReee New York. Wednesday, the llh Of December nam
b requested. EDWIN BARTLETT
Chairman Of Trustees
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AMUaD~~wr.
-~s- r. s-7~- $1,000 = -

/ ~--r--- -NA-.ss : Oe
| A oADEMr OF aUsIC-ADELINA PATTI
/ "A POSlT.., ELY TWn up EP 4 Naaurc is,rv
.ednesdsv and ~ Ybn ri sn n r,y ~, usat
LUCIA III NJ MMkP H. ~ y ~. LSo e - Sou 81
| Man nsrsan o. 10 h m NM mLhMOoh ana SoNNAA8ULA.
nissioa The last !" - 49, ~
MI'iE si"s S y N .urx
lug aTecnIs have made arrapgements for
|, y hisy wi, ha ~. - w rAITl NIGHTS
~ ~, ~, ones tnat VIII be given until the retnEu
! " ai' ,G9mp shy IN February.
1T The first PATTI n.~sHT VII lake place WE'D vEsDAY
EvhNINO, Dec. a. at O'Clock when vii be given Doat
zeiu . opera OF
And the second and posityelS a y sTSTf rYa uw -
THURSDAY EVsNiiru J Beam ri y M. q
w "nich occasion will 10
La soNNAMoULA
=" ~ D'S01 NILE ApEIIsAp,rr,
VIII be assisted by All
sIGN0Rg BRIaNoII and AMopro
seals Is Family circ 81 can't n pvsse boxsS
The he ,sh. - couss
Monday. Uecepber 10 - -'eAss "a' oommoneo -
ropce.-1here will be on two ticket oa,ce.-.,u..
Music uhere viii be for sae ali he
right hand AIDE odd nmmbes ~ the ooaes and tho
and At SIEIJs II Wall rret vhsre s u c1c Iayv
the left hand side nmh.r.1 81 ,hs @ a sests o.
- 49, -y .o --1 9. ~ oo0s,
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DOR SAC HApRoR ORIENT AND GREENPOaT.-
- seamer AUGUSTA Capt ". uavces win leave Pier ~
has' We 20" "f inm-- greet ~" tho ah>ce n,rs on
v eahesoal Atcrnvon, unc tas1 uAst, ciASA-
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u and New Orleans The fast and favorte stsamsnp
Dec 10 at 2ocock NJ, from pier foot Of Warren street
North river Bills Of adg Of the proper form at The
once and no bills adng will be signed after the hour Of
sailing freight passage apply at liz West corner
Of Warren. M. ". nObEnlS.
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DRYANTY MINsTREIs.
ID MACHANICS' HALL,
472 Broadway
MONDAY, DEC. IL,
And every night In the wreck.
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