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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-21
Political Intelligence.

DOUGLAS DOCTRINES In ST. LOUISA democratic con-
venon In st. L0nio. r. a-ys adopted ssraightout
Douglas squatter sovereignty free soil resolutions.
number Of prominent democrats declared that "the
utions would sink the democracy In 1850 deep that
forty thousand hyenas could not disinter them.D
Az TO reopenjnp the African slave trade that is grave
Question Of the highest political and economc import and
Itself and with reference alone Industrial Interests
each The tmefor lis decision has not yet arrived and
have formed opinion upon its expediency with that
thougbtfuneas which It's great importance demands will
not discuss it here.
LETTER FROM SAM Horsrox-HE REGARDS Know NOTHING.
ISM DEAp-The following "curious interesting and i'm
portan letter is from Senator Houston to the editor
Of the Galveston Union:-
HUNTSVILLE, July 2, 1859
Since my reply 10 your letter have the letter
courtesy have known since 1855 Of the
Of any organization Ia this State Of the Know Nothing
order Of any intention TO revive it, For my
part IN favor Of again agtang that any other
ism l; stated, years SINCE that Know nottingham
was dead, and have 70 regarded It,
There are inns Of most dangerous character which
threaten safety well existence which
unaterably opposed. These are the sms OF publication,
secession and dsunon which are 10 vogue with many
who claim TO be friends of the South but in reA
ty demsg0gues who i've agitation, hoping to be eeva
ted by the confusion of the tmes Many of these
advo ,s for reopenng the African slave trade
than which greater evil B TO be apprehendet to the
South II this done the South would be over.
by African Oa,bsraus, and lvee, and what is
wofse homes and families. would BIS subject to
their barbaritiesand in possible way advance
geuera! or Daonai prosperity In my opinion all these
devices intended ~ bring about dsunion Hence
opposed TO ali snas and henceortn will rely for safety and
free government upon the constitution and the Union.
y embrace all that exist OF freedom and regnative
liberty among Under their projecting ssis we can
enjoy every,hirg Without them the felecting mind
expect nohp but anarchy and TO the best hopes Of
Mankind. SAN H0U yc0N.
SPECIAL ELECTION IN VIRGNIA.-The Governor of Vir-
gsa has Issued proclamation ordering election 10 be
beld on the fourth Thursday in October to f the va
caucy il the Fourth Congressional district caused by the
| death Of Hon. VIM. O. Goode
CALIFORNIA CONGRESSIONAL srArE NOMINATIONS
The following the State nominations OF the three par
ties in California The State election takes place
frat Wednesday in September The salary Of the Cover
| nor is $40 0o0-
| Governor. 1t Governor.
| Ieconptop Milton 8. Latham. J. G. Downey.
| Anti Lacompton John Currey, John Corners,
Republican Leland Stanford. J. F. KenDey.
| Congress.
Lecompton. John G. Burch.
| ,, ~. G. McKibben
Anu-Lecoppon' S. A. Booker.
| n,,,..u + d. Baker,
hepuoiSS"' P. 81. Sbley.
SECOND DISTRICT OF GEoRGIA.-Hon Martin J. Craw
ford has nominated by the democrats in he Second
| district Of Georgia Tor re- election TO Congress.
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Married
Decentralization Ffnsy, March A. nv In, Raw 4
AhioulD ID, Pastor ef Pacde MsIoo st Eusc,uai
ceurch, Brooklyn, Mr. G. LEcPofD FEspss OF Gsuoa
IAy 70 MISS JANE AWE OAva daughter Of Dr. john DA
Wis Of the CITY OF New York.
GxER-Pox Err On wearesday, July 90 at the Church
OF The lncarr alton, by ne Rev Henry MoHssounry
SETH Gsxa 70 RsBsocA O., daughter Of the sts Com 20
Porter, ali OF shis city.
Boston and Po tlAnd papsrs pleasc copy.
GlGsoux-IAaAIA AT Stesen Iz,snd Saturday JAW
49, ut st Psuls church, BY The Rev M MI rphy xun
GIxoux 70 AGATHA NJ LsA1A daughter OF lac s,e JoAA
B. Lasala, OF Tits caty.
GRAvEs-HoIsekyos.-- BROOKLYN, by the Rev Dr.
Pise, Mr. OrIo GRAVES Of Dublin to Mics LOUISE Esa
BIZ ToE, or Bordeaux.
hisBAI.RAwsoN AT Albany, on Monday. July is.y
the Rev. T. Seeiye, RODNEY @. KIaBAIL SAEAa y.
kAwsoS, dassbter OF the late p Raweon, VI Clinton.
BANrING-OoDrs.-O2 "Wednesday July 70, ~ the Rev
j. Sawyer Mr.. GEeaGg +. MAsaiSa 10 Mics LIZZIE ",
OGDEN daughter OF hoses Fl. Ogcen, all OF tas CITY
sAnH-bnEY On Tuesday, July IL by the Rec. Mr.
Bayh CT Brooklyn, Mr. jour d. sNru IN ANNIE BAL
LIZ eldest daughter OF Mr. Faacs Bailey, Moans CA.
ell, all OF county Kerry, Ireland.
lmrLxR--VosER-un Sunday evening, July II. Dy Tho
Rev James hbieti, ut the bride's pa
renB in seventh street. Mr. fHcsAs EDGAR TfupfxR r.
Miss CARoIINs vorxER, all OF tnis city.
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Kansas Constitutional Convention.

WYANDoTTE, July 49, 1859.
The Convention has spent most OF cay in Committee
of the Whole, having under consideration reports Of the
Committees Legislative Department, on Judicial,
Educ .,ion and Public Institutions.
The article establishing schools, reported
from the committee, does not prohibit negroes from
ceivpg the full benefit OF the schools proposition TO in
sert the word wbte" 10 effect that object, laid
on the table.
Another amendment of the eeme virtue was pend
ing when the Convention adjourned.
A lengthy discussion had on that point.
provision giving children OF African descent equta
bic proportion OF the common school fund Of the State was
stricken out
The committee, TO which was referred the memorial Of
the ladies' OF Kansas, praying that the constitution be
framed 70 give females the right Of suffrage reported
that in the opinion of the committee womsnklnd would
be more proftaby empoye in attending properly to their
domestic duties, and at the same time have sufficient
cares 10 epgroes their whole ttention.
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Motion FOR an Injunction against the Brooklyn
Ferry Company.
SUrAEME C0uRT--SPECIAL TERM.
H.. H.. Lila cn.-l-.

SC1kEME COURT--SPEC1AL TERM.
Reiore Hon. Judge Clerke.
july 2o-7He Long Island Ferry Company The Brook
zyn Ferry Company This was an application on behalf
Of the plaintiff. for Injunction to restrain the defendants
from interfering with the pints in running The ferries
from Peck clip and Grand street to Williamsburg The
plaintiffs have purchased al auction from the Corporation
of New York the right to ferry, and under rent
of $35 600 year.
The defer 1ants charged with having, without
authority, run ferry to pjure tho plaintiffs Mr..
Robinson and Mr. Huchrs on behalf Of the defendants,
moved for q ostponement, in consequence OF the alb.
Of NJ Jas Brady lad also toe ground that tho
def ndss had not been able 10 get the a avs required
for the motion
Mr. Charles O'Conor and Mr. John McKeon oppozed
the application TO postpone the motion The Judge grant
ed the application 70 postpone until Monday next The
srses Of opposition Of NJ George Law and his
the essees Of the Corporation, who under
heavy rent 10 the Corporation for the privilege Of
ming tie ferry,
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NrICket.
RRQnKLYN VERSUS ST. GEO

BROOKLYN VERSUS ST. GEORGES.
Tho first elevens of these clubs played their first match
ths season yesterday at Hoboken The toss by
Che Brookynites, who gave the first nngs to their op
ponents In this innings very fine batting exbi
bted, Sharp scoring co. Gibbs d. Ford 10 and Wilson IL
before they put out, with the exception of Ford,
who carried his bat The bowling OF MersrH Stokes
and &arsh the Brooklyn side, very good and the
long stopping Of Wright fair The fielding the part Of
the Brooklyn gentlemen was splendid, say
the same for their batting the eioven only soaring 81.
The game was won by the 81 Georges eleven by "a
We give below
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Grover g. Bakers Celebrated .,-.
Ar REDUCED PRICk&
Temporarily at col BROAUWAfs
viii return 10 496 10 . few wesHA
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CIrv PnISsIcs-

YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The regular monthly meeting Of this committ,e, or
rather association, toog place last evening at No. 6is
Broadway-S. butcher, the President in the chair.
The att ndance smsl-about fifty persons pre-
sent-whlch seemed to give the members considerable
annoy Their feelings towards the absentees were
exp-eeeed frequently they pronounced drones,
and II was resolved unanimously I" to notify all members
chat had been absent from the monthly meetings that their
seats would be declared vacant not present at the
next meetng"
John u Costa Of the Third ward, was elected vice
President Of the Committee.
Formal resolutions Of thanks TO the Hon. Galusha A.
nd ,Syd Ss bv his past his
tory Mr. has merited the confidence or patriots in
all parts of the country and that the republican party Will
strengthen their position by heartily supporting all men
resolution was then read by member, to the effect
that The association should endorse toe action OF the Po
lice Corn in regard TO excluding all policemen
from taxing actual part in party politics
then owed that ihis resolution DC reterre' 70
comm Of three to be appointed to deliberate On the
fnportahl subject.
This motion was Immediately followed by one I, lay
the resolution the table gentleman then
that fortunstiy ;hey had no policemen as members
,h,d epcse nj once and said that no begged to
rect the gentleman Cant Speight WAS member, al
though be believed he had lever taken hs seat at tn
Tne merits Of the resolution then discussed very
generally and extensivs)v.
portion of committee thought that the prohibl-
tor on he part the Police Com mssoners was an aroi
arsry ,yrsnnica easure thai it designed to make
slave 20 man, Who they taoaght, was as much
citizen and republican any member of taepsr'y ASK
tic prsct c.bty OF tbe measure, 1t was generally besv
ed 10 he absurd especially carried our WIN respect 70
che democrats OF The police force.
Ono member thought the resolution should be voted
down Bs coid not zee what authority the Oonuis.
sioners could have policemen excepting rs police
men He thou It euch tyranny should be opposed, and
tpst the Com should distinctly understand that
the members of the committee opposed all such tyranny
as republicans A. mem ers OF tue committee.
The op. este portion took tho ground that by allowing
the Policemen any participation In political matters tho
whole police machine, 20 be used by party
leaders their will and faocy. Fe.nando woods police
System cited and commented CO quite severely
At last substitute offered in place of the resou-
Lion effect ,ha. the prohibition Of policemen taking
psri in political matters, was arbitrary, yranncai
prd sbaurd.
the pubst tute created much talk tho original
resolution. Speaker after speaker tOox the 1oor each
the deter mineton OF giving utterance TO as many
ofds potebe but strange 70 siy each appeared TO
be perfectly ep,rtsleEe on the subject There was no
enth nsiasrp eboen throughout the evening" The speak
ing was dy lame speakers spriess, but very
loquacious, and the whole thing very tame.
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
cure they keep silk elastic stockings for vsroso
supporters and shoulder braces Instruments for de-
made 10 order. No. vescy street, Asos Houses
Man Vor
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Round Hill Water Cure and HofsI-At
Northampton MSS continues 70 be fsvorie resort o. invs
of families and others seeking relaxation and plea
eue the successful treatment Of chronic
circular, sent gratis a. HAsTkD, b. D., Proprietor.
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R.scheYcx,s Hair Dye, wigs and 1OuPeee-
rh sst IN the surprising AL mace boio and appued
a. ina nsuufsot,ry IS Broadway
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Death OF Judge Nash.

PETERSBURG, Va, July 20, 1859
Judge John W. Nash died al his residence in Pc ShatAn
on Sunday night.
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Kennedy's Medical Discovery Is wa .l an..x
s,rosus eryspeas satrheura, scsid nosa use'e
legs For sale by AL druggists.
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Suicide nj Toronto.

ToRoSo, c. W, July 20, 1873.
William 3. Crew, well known auctoneor, com nist9f
suicide to-day, by shooting consequence, OF business
difficulties.
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THEAcsIcAL BxNrFITs-Nr. J. G. Burnett, hate stage
manager OF Laura Keepes theatre, will take benefit at
That house to evening. Mr. Barnett, who
sctor and manager is every way worthy of the high
place he holds in public favor, prevented By long
and painful illness from having his benea. during the
regular he should be well patronzed TO-
The Of Scotia will perceive taAt the affair receives
The sanction OF the CAledonan Club wherewh the bene
dciary is affiliated.
MIR. Joseph Jefferson tho popular comedian, will have
BENEFIT at Niblos Garden on Saturday, ard will play
three Of bis best Az Mr. Jefferson intends goog
England next onth this performance may be considered
q soSee d adieu.
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HcHowny's Ointment and Pills.-Niuitifsidsi
have died cppes who might have been rendered -
active by HOLLOWAY ointment Countless viooms OF ~
erns disease peshed when his pulls would have cured
Think of tia
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Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder Braces,
ri:ing BELTS supporters bandages &c. Also Dr. Glovers
lever truss. no. Ann street.
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1000 Photocr aph Views OF American Scc-
merry OF city asd country, for sale a. E0LME3 bon
ton gallery. 69l Broadway.
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Package Express for Europe, per Aragc
yso closes Saturday, 3d. ut o'clock NJ, at u
HycadWay,
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Paris and London Offices or DR.. M. Larmont
6 Broadway, N. Y, up gaia A. M. TO z. N. and to
PIX.
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Hsrry,s Trscopherous II tho Best and Cheap
st srce for dressing cleaning curng,
ns and restorire no hs& tades try H. Sold By al drug
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fun supply osh,s isvori;e oil b had. Color
neht lsmar, and free, non Al impurities
AUsrRNS, Agents, gs Pearl street, n, T.
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Hair--Its Diseases, Fall, Change OF Color,
and it, establishment treated carefully by A. GRANDJEAN
90 Twelfth street. west side md near Broadway.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees--
TIE beat the wordwhoesae and retail and the dye prf
vsiey spr lied. No. q Astor House.
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Defiance Snlamandcr Safes-Vith Patent
powder proof locks and bars Also Gre an burglar
proof safes Depot So Murray street. Of College
p1Se' V''A''' '''' 49, ROBERT NJ PATRICK.
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Suxehs se"urcd.- Cen Pounds Coffee. u
$780, cos. ~ es' e hkLFOas 45 sixth syeaus vss
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To -MoOdy's Perfect Fitting
elrs gents urnishnQ goods q 262 Broadway, New
York, and Canal street, New orleans.
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The Florida Mt Savannah.
SAVANNAH, July 90, 1859.
The United States mail steamship Fiords arrived at her
wharf al 80 this morning. All we'll.
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FkkCk, GhEkfLY kEDUUEv
FOR al osD0fscfurDs purpoyas hass mscAhDY Ara nd
eqod they ara capable ~ d-og more worr md ea Eng
1orc uC0ey sAL any other anhiue
4, sra, Jht kE FAMIlf MACHINE
AZ tov ana Go nave oecne pecefsity vuerev hsy
Ahowh kINOkh 90, 4ss BE-, uawNs.
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Ine Rest sp, Ing He'd ih Enrste NOE I. VoseSr
Elliptic a' Rom " 70 S. at Ss Broadway. Cx and .. -
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Wings Farina Crackers arc Unequalled as
a nourishme mt for children.
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FASHIONABLE ELOPEMENT IN CHELTENHAM-HOW .
SHINING CHURCH LIGHT PAYS HIS DEBTS.

SHINING CHURCH LIGHT PAYS HIS DEBTS.
From the Manchester Times. July 81
Tie fssbonsoi watering place Of Chetennam has been
thrown into no Little excitement by the discovery of q
mott dgrscefu affair." the circumstances attending which
nave only just been brought to light through elope
nept OF the procois TO America. For some tue past
M. humphreys, the master Of tho Cheltenbsm Grammar
School. large foundation education establishment bad
been most popular and regarded OF the lights
OF the town since the popular minister Of the parish
MT Cloe bad been removed Ia the deRnery of Carlisle
List week, however he rendered his resignation OF
tue ofbce en- account Of pecuniary difficulties and
ieit Cheltenhsm q visit Gas he sad) 10 some re-
atoms In Derbysbire, with view of enstipg their sym
paihy to extricate himself from his difficulties. 10
day two he wrote to Mrs Humphreys (whom left
behind him at Cheltenbpm) from Liverpool representing
hat he bad been disappointed in his expectations of
tanning assistance, that he should detained from
her lev days longer BY the post Mrs Humphreys
received letter from the very friends In Derbyenire
Thom her husband had represented be Visiting,
wiling her End Or. Humphreys to visit them. This
aroused her suspcions she consulted her friends in
qures were instituted, and Mrs. Humphreys proceeded
to Liverpool Here che ascertained that he had taken
passage for America in assumed with feuEAe
married women the wife Of one OF his largest creditors
in Cheenham, and the mother Of eight children he him
kef having Six seems he had sent large quantities Of
luggage to Liverpool, in anticipation Of his departure
On the morning Of his departure for Liverpool he OBJ
tanned from Mrs Humphreys her watch and all the money
she had ana left her and her children totally upprovded
for DR.. Humphreys had moved in the first circles and
made large professions Of religion and morality.
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Singers Sewing m.cn,nes,

I"s Euyeka shuttle sexcltE MzchI.es-.
o. D. Levy, General kUpss IN iendent
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U'h@ Drawings OF the Sussex County aud
Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware.
FRANCE, BRoADBENrs 4 CO..


The Leeslsture Of the State Of Delaware H IL laa sea,r
having given TO BroHdbeps Co. lottery 70
twenty years the undersigned, Commissioners appoints
by the Of said Stale to sBpentend TIE drawing
said lottery do hereby certify that he following the
berg drawn this day
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RrAdy's Photographs Galleries, bGS and
SIS Broadway New York $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
Warrington. y. O. Photographs dAguerrsoypee srd
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Rupture and VaricouIe treated by Instru~
upon principle and with unparalleled succes
AS Broome street. N. Y.
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NEW ROCHELLE.

NEr1uNE HOUSE,, New ROCHELLE, July 10, 1852
Enclosed pesse ind Lat Of the arrivals the Neptune
Houfe 10 ihs date which, by inserting In the HERALD you
VIII much ob1ge JAMES WILLIS, Proprietor
Capt j. B Collins and family, Robert L Mcluosh, Esq
e W. Dana, Esq, ID Jackson Steward, Eco. and lady
Henry Palmer ann fsnily, DR. and Mrs j. Foser Zoos
Ous lie Roy and family, Adrian Josein family, s.
Palmer, Ess Mr.. AND Mrs. G B. Sateree James Bi5dle,
Ed, H. X oogert and lazy, James T. Smith, Esq., E. A.
NeilLon, Etq Andrew Patruiio, Esq, Jonn Aymas,
Esq, Won Der Heydt (Prussisn Cousui) and family Jas
Nelson Eco, Mr. Mrs. L. Schmidt, Hon. H. Brojy
and lady, M aud Mrs W. II. Forbes, children and ter
want II Onderconk, sq Chas. II. Nelson, Eco d. Mes
Her Bappc Majes,ys consul, Mrs Archibald, child and
servsnt Buckhardt and family, N. r. Hubbard, Esq
Mrs VIM Nelson and family, Chas E. Burrone family
Mr.. Coles Morris, Mr.. j. Ponsent, Jr., New York; p.
Chrystai and lazy, San Francisco.
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Photograph OF A. Kingman Nott.-a Beau
tl portrait the late A. r. Mott taken by Lorsld, price
81 For sale only q. AL Broadway, at the gallery.
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1000 ALPACA Coats, Of all cOlOxs, for So SO,
at DRUkGyLU 4 PkLJCHS, ga Broadway.
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Fine White Duck, Alpaca, HIsrseiDes, &C.,
In pants seipg In prep at
Oak Hall "a ard S. Fulton street
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Drawings &c Wood, Eddy 4 Goa Lotteries.
DELAwAsn ssrs4 M-Ass s9o JuLs % lsoa
III, %, To- go, 80, 80, Ga. 6S, Al, 40, ga. al
A. O., eE. aa olAss 80 $50 JuLs 20 loas
81, 80, ~ AZ, As, 4, 5, 10, Is, IS, 49, 81, IL.
oo, %, 40, 80, 49, Al. 81, So, 20, IS, 81, 4. Ii.
o, esoscIA CL.ss No 1913. july 70 1859
~ ., 81, 20, Al, 80, rs, 10, G3, 65. IS. 73. H.
.EoRai. Class 20 500 Extra july ~ $50
~, 81, 7, 20, IA, &C, SO, 6S, So, IA. IS "a
WOO. kDDT Z 90. Wumins,kSn M
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HerTfng's Patent Champion F1rc
And burglar proof saies l Broadway, cesnsr Of Murray
NJ
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A Full Suit OF White Duck for 81, mt
DRUMGOLD PROOFS, pa Broadway
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Hu-IDimtSsble Hair Cutter.-Dye 80 Cents.
black brown. Depot No. Barclay street, aold 800
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Raymond at the Battle Of Solferin0.-yn
another part Of psper will be found very
tracts and comen on the prsseace OF j. Ray ond OF
the Times n The battle of soen1 All the story tod
there however Raymond and the Emperor
when ths lst,er e1caued:.on Amsr1saiu sscre de
the Knox hist Introduced Raymond at hiss
another to good society and the editor and
Emperor had Q good time OF 1t.
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EussEx CouNTY-C1Am No. %, july 70, 1850.
"a, SO, 65, SO, 10, 81, u, 20, 20, 23, rs, 2.
CONSOLIDATED LorrERr--CLAss 81 JULY 20 LEO
50, SO, so, IS, Al, 81, 70, 20, A, /, 10, 16.
dAE. the ioh day q igiy. YlSxS. Ss
JOIN Y. WxLKEK. {Com,nauioners.
ALFRED r. WOUTTEN,S
FRANCE, BROADbBNTs q co.
Wilmington, Dell v-sfo.
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500 ALI Linen Coats--Ch0ice for as Cents,
OF Oak Hall, 81 and Sc Fulton street.
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1000 White Duck Conts for SO so, at
DRuMGOLD PEOCh'S, Ola broadway.